Title: URBAN SETTLEMENTS DEVELOPMENT GRANT
1URBAN SETTLEMENTS DEVELOPMENT GRANT CITY OF
JOHANNESBURG REPORT ON PROGRESS PORTFOLIO
COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SETTLEMENTS 12 SEPTEMBER
2012
2Presentation Content
- Strategic Spatial Overview
- 2011/2012 Delivery
- 2012/2013 Planned projects
3SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK (SDF)
BUILT ENVIRONMENT PERFORMANCE PLAN
4 BROAD REGIONAL CONTEXT
Population Deprivation Index
5Informal Settlements Citywide Assessment
- /-156 000 Informal Settlement
- 43 000 in Ivory Park
- 27 000 in Soweto
- 21 000 in Diepsloot
- 17 000 in Greater Orange Farm
- 12 000 in Alexandra
- 1 000 in CBD
6Backyard Shacks Citywide Assessment
- /- 320 800 Backyard Shacks Citywide
- 164 000 in Soweto
- 72 000 in Ivory Park
- 41 600 in Dieplsoot
- 27 000 in Greater Orange Farm
- 7 000 in Alexandra
- 3 000 in CBD
7Priority Growth Areas
- Ivory Park
- Soweto
- Alexandra
- Orange Farm
- Dieplsoot
- 1km distance from
- Existing / Upgraded Rail
- Developing Gautrain
- Developing Phase1 BRT
- Densification priority
- Infrastructure priority
- Capex priority
- Development priority
8Sustainable human settlements
- City / State
- Opportunities for major transit orientated
development linked to economic and job creation
opportunities - BRT
- Rail stations
- Infill
- Expansion
- Redevelopment
- Market/private sector
- Introduction of Inclusionary housing along public
transport corridors - Additional incentives to facilitate gap market
housing within the prime development areas - Role of Backyard Shacks / Rooms (a market is
providing this currently)
9Land Acquisition Priorities
- Provisional R250m p/a for strategic land
acquisition - Immediate need in Princess, Diepsloot and
Zandspruit areas - Medium term land acquisition
- Diepsloot corridor
- Doornfontein corridor
- Rail and BRT network in support of TOD
- SHSHUP strategic areas (work in progress)
- Citys Joint Land Steering Committee
1012/23/2020
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11Current and medium-term housing projects
Housing projects 2012/13
Housing projects medium-term
12Current and medium-term Joshco projects
13USDG COMMUNITY FACILITIES
14OUTPUTS AND PERFORMANCE 2011/2012
15USDG OUTPUTS AND PERFORMANCE FY 2011/12
DELIVERY AREA PROGRESS TO DATE OUTPUTS COST
DELIVERY AREA PROGRESS TO DATE OUTPUTS R'000
Upgraded Households
Informal Settlements 100 2542 h/holds R 84,055
Bulk Infrastructure (Access to Basic Water, Sanitation Electricity)
Bulk Infrastructure (Access to Basic Water, Sanitation Electricity) 90 132,530 h/holds R 490,122
Kilometers of Roads Constructed 95 32,5 km R 169,840
No. of Streetlights Erected 100 2939 R 45,000
No. of Clinics Upgraded / Constructed 100 8 R 15,000
No. of Parks and
Recreation Centre Upgraded / Constructed 100 14 R 67,000
No of Cemeteries Upgraded 100 4 R 24,000
No. of Landfill Sites Upgraded 100 5 R 34,000
Land Acquisition R 40,620
TOTAL USDG SPENT TOTAL USDG SPENT TOTAL USDG SPENT R 969,637
12/23/2020
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16 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE PER QUARTER (PRELIMINARY
FIGURES)
- R000
- 1ST QUARTER - R 56,942 6
- 2ND QUARTER - R 149,858 16
- 3RD QUARTER - R 254,400 26
- 4TH QUARTER - R 508,437 52
- TOTAL
- R 969 637 92. 6
17PROJECTS TO BE ROLLED-OVER TO FY 2012/13 R000s
- PROJECTS PORTION
COMPLETE UNSPENT -
- Sol Plaatjie Roads and Storm-water 60
R 2,088 - Lakeside X 1 3 Roads and Storm-water 80
R 1,553 - Kliptown Roads and Storm-water 60 R
10,573 - Braamfischerville X 13 Roads and
Storm-water 90 R 2,233 - Land Purchases (in neg)
R 23,048 - Lufhereng Bulk Infrastructure 60 R 22,826
- Vlakfontein West Various Bulk Services 95 R
7,292 - Emma Flats Bulk Storm-water 95 R 498
- Formalisation of Informal Settlements
95 R 734 -
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18PROJECTS TO BE ROLLED-OVER TO FY 2012/13 R000s
PROJECTS PORTION COMPLETE UNSPENT
- Storm-water Master planning 78 R 3,613
- Conversion of Open Drains to
- Underground/Covered Drains 80 R 703
- Emergency Storm-water Projects 75 R 302
- Gravel Roads- Diepsloot, Ivory Park,
- Orange Farm 95 R
976 - TOTAL
R 76,439 - NOTES
- 1) Projects are contractually committed.
- 2) NT request for roll-over submitted 28 August
2012.