Urban Improvement Precinct Archives

The BUIP N2 and Moja Carts special projects are complete and more bins for the Ballito Business Park

23rd February 2021

We are happy to report that September 2020 Special projects are officially complete for the Ballito UIP! The N2 paving project is finished and the area looks fantastic! The last of the successful informal traders’ Moja Carts was rolled out…

New sign on Ballito promenade

9th February 2021

New signs have been installed on the Ballito promenade and are looking really good. The older signs have been removed.

KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY LAUNCHES E-STATEMENT CONSUMER PORTAL

8th February 2021

KwaDukuza Municipality has launched a secure online e-services web portal (E-STATEMENT CONSUMER PORTAL) where its consumers will have access to electronic copies of their current and historical statements and SMS notifications. This innovation is a direct response to the outcry…

BUIP team carry out repairs within the precinct

8th February 2021

Over the past week, the Ballito UIP maintenance team repaired a damaged stormwater drain near Salmon Bay and minor potholes around the Precinct. Well done team!

Last chance to fill in the BUIP Perception Survey 2020

21st January 2021

Last chance to complete the BUIP Perception Survey for 2020. This helps us improve our service delivery going forward. Your feedback is valued! CLICK HERE

The Ballito UIP Five Year Review

15th January 2021

Click the video link below to view the Ballito UIP’s five-year operation in review. https://ballitouip.co.za/site/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/BUIP-Five-Year-Review.mp4

Important Notices from the KwaDukuza Municipality’s Community Services Business Unit

13th January 2021

Residents and Stakeholders are reminded of the important information that is attached to this post: Do’s and Don’ts for Burials

Light art in public spaces – keeping festive season magic alive during COVID

13th December 2020

There’s nothing like an artistic light installation to bring a public space to life. Over the past year we’ve seen how illuminating global landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, Christ the Redeemer statue and the Eiffel Tower have helped…

Development control key to keeping precincts in check

26th November 2020

Now more than ever, new property developments are key to unlocking growth potential and driving social transformation. But how do we ensure new projects are built sustainably for the long term? Precinct management company UrbanMGT’s head of development control, Gray…

Exploring examples of urban renewal on our doorstep