Come October, we hold our Annual General Meeting (AGM 2023) to review the year’s activities and begin our planning for 2024/25. This Spring, we have also undertaken several urban beautification projects, adding greenery and cleaning up public areas of Tygervalley to improve the community experience of people living in, working in and visiting our area.
Save the Date! Our AGM 2023 is coming up
All stakeholders are invited to a review of the year’s activities and planning for 2024/25.
Resolutions presented at the AGM can only be voted for by bonafide members. All non-members wishing to take part must be registered before 16 October.
AGM 2023 Details
Wednesday, 25 October 2023, 15:00
Auditorium, Santam Head Office, 1 Sportica Crescent, Tygervalley.
RSVP: info@tvid.co.za
Greening Tygervalley – A New Pop-Up Park
The Tygervalley ID continues to beautify the area in an effort to create an attractive and inviting urban environment for the entire community and those visiting the area. In the last year we created a pop-up park with public seating in Edward Street and a potted garden and welcome sign as you approach the TVID from Old Oak Road along Willie van Schoor Drive.
In recent weeks, we added to our collection of potted gardens with our latest addition on the corner of Bill Bezuidenhout Avenue and Sportica Crescent.
The good news is that we will continue with these projects through the area in an effort to make Tygervalley even more inviting and attractive.
The next planned project awaiting final City of Cape Town approval is a second pop-up park in the northern area of Edward Street. We will keep you posted on the developments of this project.
New CID By-law Policy
The new CID by-law policy came into effect from 1 July, which serves “To provide for the establishment of City Improvement Districts; to provide for additional rates; and to provide for matters incidental thereto.”
The City of Cape Town’s by-law and policy regarding the establishment and management of City Improvement Districts has gone through several iterations over the years since the concept of a CID was first tested in the year 2000.
The latest revisions of the by-law and policy comes as more than 50 CIDs are now in operation.
The by-law is available to download online at openbylaws.org.za.
Logging a service request with the City
You too can assist with urban management and the growing number of faults and service requests that the City and TVID deal with on a daily basis. By reporting water and electricity faults and other maintenance requirements such as potholes, missing road signs or blocked stormwater drains, through the correct channels, we and the City are able to attend to these service requests and log their status in an effective way.
There are multiple channels through which you can do this – the easiest being the online portal at capetown.gov.za/servicerequests, which is also now available in the City of Cape Town mobile app.
View all the steps to log a service request on our flyers below.
