Become involved, have your say – now is the time!

Attend the Green Point Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Annual General Meeting to be held Wednesday, 23 May 2012 at
18h30 for 19.00 (7 p.m.) at the Protea Hotel Victoria Junction, corner of Somerset and Ebenezer Roads, Green Point.  

A hot topic will be the Noise issue in Green Point urban park and common - what are our rights? Does this impact on your
life in Green Point?

The GPRRA have invited special speaker to address this topic: Bettie Leedo, Head of Environmental Health for the
Western Sub District will be speaking on Sound bylaws.

Ward Councillor Beverley Schafer will bring us up to date with the various topics and developments relating to our fast
changing suburb of Green Point

Be concerned make Green Point a better place – so diarise the date and join us!

Support the GPRRA, become involved in your community – the GPRRA welcomes new members and particularly residents
who are prepared to join the various committees to help make Green Point a better place.

All cat and dog owners please be aware that the new Animal Bylaw (approved by the Cape Town City Council in October
2010) has now come into effect as of 1 March 2012.

According to this bylaw pet owners are required to register all dogs and cats kept on their property.

The respective form can be obtained from the City’s website or requested from the following email address:
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on below link.

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Please help the City to reduce their landfills by recycling your waste.

Be reminded about the Sea Point Recycling Drop-Off Facility in Tramway Road Sea Point (close to Super-Spar).

For more information about the Sea Point recycling drop-off facility please contact:
Trevor Grovers
Tel. 021 442 8134 or
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Noisy Seaboard clubs to face the music.

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Myconnect has always been a key part of the design of a sustainable MyCiTi service, and the myconnect system is being
introduced in phases. At the end of each phase the City tests and measures to ensure that lessons learnt in each phase
are implemented and the system refined to ensure that the customer benefits. When all the phases have been introduced,
in the not-too-distant future, the City will have catered for all the various users.

When a card is purchased, the customer gets two emergency tickets to use should you get stuck without value on the card.
These tickets substantially reduce the R22 activation cost. From the middle of February this year myconnect cards may be
handed in at any station and get back the R22 activation fee, provided you have kept your receipt.