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2.1.
Root Pruning – Molecule
Street
The
CID submitted a request to City
Parks due to roots causing damage
to paving at Erf 15963, Molecule
Street.
Before
In
March 2015 the root pruning was
completed:
November
2015 the tarring was completed:
After
2.2.
Bus Stop Signage
An
investigation was done after complaints
were received regarding busses
stopping in the middle of the
road to loadand offload pedestrians.
It was observed that Golden Arrow
busses are operating in the Triangle
Farm area.
A
request was submitted to Public
Transport Infrastructure Planning
& Design to investigate and
find a safe area for the busses
to stop, and to implement signage
and road markings.
A
Bus Stop signage was installed
in Bridge Street in the parking
area in front of DPI Plastics.
However,
trucks are still parking in the
parking area designated for busses
to stop.The CID has submitted
a further request for the implementation
of clear and visible road markings.
2.3.
Public Lighting
A
request was submitted to the Public
lighting department to install
lamp poles next to the pathways
on the public open space at the
entrance of Bridge Street and
on the opposite side of the road
bordering the BP garage.
This
was completed in November 2015.
2.4.
Warning Board – Uranium
Str.
Due
to the robberies taking place
on the public open space leading
from Uranium Street, the CID installed
a “Warning” board
on the gate.
Please
inform your employees this is
a high crime area and they should
take an alternative route for
their own safety.
The
CID would like to thank Beekman
Super Canopies for donating
R1000.00 towards the board.
2.5.
Boards at Entrance
The
CID would also like to thank the
contractor, Afriwire& Steel
that installed the Betafence fencing
at the entrance, for sponsoring
the CID with two boards that was
installed on the fencing.
A
further four boards were installed
by the CID at the two entrances
in Bridge and Electron Street
informing the area is protected
by CCTV cameras, including the
“emergency” numbers.
The CID would like to thank
GBS Security for sponsoring
half of the costs.
2.6.
SOCIAL PROJECT:
2.6.1.
Recycling Project
A
recycling project was launched
by the CID in April 2012 to assist
a neighbouring school in Bellville-South.
Funds generated from the recycling
project is used for repairs and
upliftment projects at Winsley
Primary School. The CID would
like to thank the following companies
for their assistance with this
project:
Belmet
Marine, Du Mori Marketing, IWT,
Purple Line Plastics, Quality
Engineering, Elasticos Yarns,
Maxicool, Roadmat, Technichrome
Engineering, Transtech, Hilpak,
Maksal Tubes, Hose Manufacturers,
W-Tech, Air Products, WatertiteGuttering,
Fibretek, Nothern Motor Engineers,
RJ Consani (Pty)Ltd, Country Building
Supplies, GBS Security, Meyer
& Ferreira, Cater Market,
Air Products, LA Body Works, Excelsior
Flanges,PEC Metering, Process
Pipe, All Aluminium, and Beekman
Super Canopies.
Thank
you to everyone for your support!
2.6.2.
Donations
A
special thank you to the following
companies for their kind donations
to the school:
RJ
Consani (Pty)Ltd: Large photocopy/fax
machine for library.
IWT: Seven boxes lever arch files.
Riverside Ceilings & Ellis
Furnishers: Second hand printers.
Tracy Pieterse (RJ Consani): Toys,
shoes, bottles, books, school
uniform and blankets.
Watertite Guttering: Books for
the school library.
2.6.3.
Board at School
The
CID would also like to thank Mr.
Chris Munro (Transtech) for sponsoring
the design and installation of
the board for the entrance of
Winsley Primary School.
2.7.
Promotion Page in Tyger Burger
The
opening of Winsley Primary School’s
library and handing over the board
for the entrance of the school
took place on the 19 April 2016.
An article regarding this event
appeared in the 27 April 2016
edition of the Tyger Burger and
was distributed to Bellville,
Brackenfell and Durbanville.
The
CID would like to thank the
following companies for placing
an advertisement in the Tyger
Burger for the CID’s promotion
page:
Webasto,
Transtech, Belmet Marine, Meyer
& Ferreira, Afriwire&
Steel, Trans Pharm, GBS Labour
& Security, and Watertite
Guttering.
2.8.
Landscaping: Bridge Street
Landscaping
on the public open space at
the entrance of Bridge Street
to uplift and beautify
the area was completed in May
2016.
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