Document SRC-0030
Draft Annual Report 2024/25 (V20) with annexures, to Council (January 2026)
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- 29 October 2026
- Archived copy
- An archived copy is held by the project
- Why it matters
- Latest (draft) annual report 2024/25; final/oversight version not yet located.
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- VerifiedEditor-approved According to the municipality's Draft 4th Review of the IDP 2022-2027 (tabled at MayCo 25 Mar 2026), the Council formally approved a Local Spatial Development Framework and development guidelines for the Adam Tas Corridor in October 2022, and an Adam Tas Corridor overlay zone was approved and gazetted in 2024 and included as a local area overlay zone in the Stellenbosch Municipality Zoning Scheme By-law, 2024 (04 October 2024); its stated purpose is to award the LASDF's envisaged zoning rights to individual land portions, with conditions per property, for landowners to take up.
- VerifiedEditor-approved The municipality reports that the Adam Tas Corridor landowners' collective and the municipality entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on the ATC LASDF's spatial vision and implementation, approved by the Council in August 2022, and that a project facilitation unit (PFU) to coordinate implementation was 'earmarked to be set up by 30 June 2024, however, challenges arose, and the set-up of the PFU is still ongoing' (Draft 4th Review IDP, March 2026); the Western Cape Economic Development Partnership (EDP) was appointed by the Council to help set up the PFU and a Steering Committee.
- VerifiedEditor-approved Stellenbosch Municipality describes Adam Tas Corridor Precinct 10 (Northern Extension), north of Kayamandi and west of the R304, adjacent to Cloetesville and Welgevonden Estate, as a planned mixed-use housing development, but its stated yield has changed between documents: '±4 000 - 4 400 residential opportunities' (Annual Report 2023/24), '±3 500 - 4 000' (Draft Annual Report 2024/25) and '±3500 mixed-use housing opportunities' (Draft 4th Review IDP, March 2026).
- VerifiedEditor-approved For Precinct 10 (Northern Extension), the Draft Annual Report 2024/25 records that the formal land use application was submitted on 1 December 2023, public comment closed on 25 February 2024, an amended development plan and subdivision layout (changed for the planning and construction of a reservoir) was submitted on 11 December 2024, and a Municipal Planning Tribunal decision was anticipated in the second quarter of 2025/26; the 2023/24 Annual Report had anticipated development rights during 2024/25, and the Draft 4th Review IDP (March 2026) said environmental consultants were finalising a Basic Assessment Report for submission to the provincial Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning and that the application was anticipated to serve before the MPT in February 2026.
- VerifiedEditor-approved According to Stellenbosch Municipality's Draft Annual Report 2024/25 and its Draft 4th Review IDP (March 2026), the Council adopted an Inclusionary Zoning (Housing) Policy (called the Inclusionary Housing Policy in the IDP) on 27 June 2023; the municipality says it is 'the first intermediate city to adopt a policy of this nature'. The draft annual report also says the Council approved the final amended MSDF and Capital Expenditure Framework on 27 June 2023.
- VerifiedEditor-approved Approved figure (not delivery) For Erf 7001, Cloetesville, Stellenbosch Municipality reports that it is making land available through the ATR process to a developer for medium- to upper-GAP housing, not BNG houses. The Municipal Planning Tribunal approved the land use application and development rights were obtained on 29 November 2024. The Appeal Authority then approved the project after the appeal period, and a call for proposals from private developers was planned for 2025/26. The 2024/25 housing capital budget lists 'Erf 7001 Cloetesville (380) FLISP' at R292 396 (CRR).
- VerifiedEditor-approved Stellenbosch Municipality reports that for social (rental) housing on Portions 2 and 9 of Farm No. 81, Stellenbosch (between Cloetesville and Kayamandi, bounded by the R304 and the railway line), the tender was awarded in March 2024. A draft Land Availability Agreement with the developer went to Council on 14 November 2024, and the land use application was advertised for public comment, which closed on 12 May 2025.
- VerifiedEditor-approved Budgeted figure (not delivery) Stellenbosch Municipality's Draft Annual Report 2024/25 says the Housing Development section secured grant and municipal funding for Human Settlements 'totalling R47 342 761'. It managed an adjusted capital budget of R17 376 606 in 2024/25 and spent 92% of it. The budget lines include Erf 64 Kylemore (R778 988), Erf 7001 Cloetesville FLISP (R292 396), social housing planning (R10 518 992), Klapmuts La Rochelle (R2 000 000), ISSP Kayamandi (R2 000 000) and Jamestown housing (R900 857 HSDG plus R318 100 CRR).
- VerifiedEditor-approved Stellenbosch Municipality reports 97 title deeds transferred and 151 handed over in 2023/24, and 219 transferred (173 in Kayamandi) and 127 handed over in 2024/25. It says the NGO Khaya Lam had assisted with 2 324 transfers to date by the 2023/24 report and 2 543 by the 2024/25 report. For the historic Kayamandi projects 4B, 5A and 8 (280 transferable properties), 167 deeds of sale had been finalised by 30 June 2025.
- VerifiedEditor-approved Stellenbosch Municipality's eviction tables report, for 1 June 2023 to 30 July 2024: 71 site visits, 70 meaningful engagements, 30 departmental reports filed at court, 30 court orders, 8 settlement agreements, 20 evictions completed and 2 refusals of alternative accommodation. For 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 they report 74, 67, 45, 32, 7, 20 and 0. Separately, 8 public rental and 26 staff rental eviction cases were processed in 2024/25.
- VerifiedEditor-approved Stellenbosch Municipality's Draft Annual Report 2024/25 reports these planning milestones: the 'Innovation Precinct' or 'Smart City District' next to Klapmuts South, now called Stellenbosch Bridge, 'was approved in 2024'; the Council adopted the review report of the MSDF and CEF on 30 October 2024; and an urban design study and precinct plan for the Rhenish Complex was adopted by Council on 29 November 2023.