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18 December 2017 Ratepayers Association Meeting . Study Area: Reebok / Tergniet Biodiversity National Mapping: Critical Biodiversity Area (SANBI Fine Scale Mapping (2010) Regional Vegetation Mapping: Great Brak Dune Strandveld (Veg Map


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18 December 2017 Ratepayers Association Meeting.

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Study Area: Reebok / Tergniet

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Biodiversity

  • National Mapping: Critical Biodiversity Area (SANBI Fine Scale Mapping (2010)
  • Regional Vegetation Mapping: Great Brak Dune Strandveld (Veg Map 2009)
  • Ground Truthing: Mosaic Dune Strandveld / Cape thicket vegetation
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Coastal Dune In Information

  • Reebok / Tergniet protected by strip of undeveloped shoreward

section of foredune (10-40 wide) (Umvota Africa 2010)

  • Erosion of relic dunes (Drew 2014 citing Hugo 2012)
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Coastal Ris isk Assessment

  • Reebok and Tergniet coast is estimated to have eroded at average

rates of 0.1-0.2 m/year over the past 30 years (Drew 2015)

  • Some section of Kusweg dunes eroded at rates up to 1.3 m/year

between 2004 and 2009 (Mather 2010)

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Vari riation in in conditions alo long Kusweg

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Assessment of f Structures

  • Done by municipal officials from various departments
  • Conducted site visits and assessed each structure
  • 63 identified including: benches, tables, braai, swings, rocks etc.

Aim:

  • to determine which structures should remain, which should be

replaced and which should be removed.

  • To identify more appropriate locations for particular kinds of

structures i.e. benches.

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Assessment Criteria

  • For the survey, the following criteria was used:
  • Future plans for the upgrade and rehabilitation of Kusweg
  • Current condition of structures and public safety.
  • Type of structure in relation to the types of activity it

promotes.

  • Use of structure in relation to impact on environment
  • By-law relating to Streets
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State of existing structures

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Broken

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Private Picnic & Braais – Not allowed

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Obstructions & Enlargement of property

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Private Beach access

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Areas identified for Future Planned Parking

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Environmental impact of f street fu furniture

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Preliminary ry fi findings

  • 63 structures identified
  • Determined that a few could remain.
  • A few new locations for benches identified.
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Planned Upgrading of Kusweg

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Typical Raised Intersection

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Typical Parallel Parking

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Way forward regarding structures along Kusweg

  • Public awareness e.g. public meetings, newspaper articles etc.
  • Remove dilapidated structures & issue notices for removal / rehabilitation.
  • Open application process for the new spots identified
  • Develop record keeping process.
  • Maintain structures, upgrade and rehabilitate Kusweg in phases subject to

the availability of funds.