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Stop inappropriate development in Kyalami

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Jade
7 years ago

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Linda Horsfield
7 years ago

Joburg is being destroyed by rampant development without the provision of supporting infrastructure. Soon Joburg will no longer be the largest man made forest in the world it will be concrete jungle filled with high density developments - but no schools, no medical clinics, no community centers, no sports grounds, no parks or open spaces . Sewerage spills, electricity outages, water shortages and traffic congestion are guaranteed - but City if Joburg don’t care if they turn the whole oh Johannesburg into Hillbrow - as long as they increase their rates revenue

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Anne Mercier
7 years ago

Absolutely abominable that this is happening!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Utterly disgusting!

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Thinashaka Netshilindi
7 years ago

Save our environment

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Glynda Armstrong
7 years ago

Stop ruining what nature gave us

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Judith Taylor
7 years ago

No more development here

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Iris van Breda
7 years ago

Pls enforce the law!

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Christopher Jooste
7 years ago

No further development in Midrand......

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Demi van Breda
7 years ago

The environment needs to come first, if it doesn't then humanity won't br around much longer. Save our green spaces!

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Willemien Stephenson
7 years ago

Protect our wildlife - the animals have nowhere left to go.

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Daniela Morris
7 years ago

We act quickly on supporting our urgent need to save our wetlands and Bird Sanctuary!!!!

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ALED
7 years ago

Save our sanctuary

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Alan Clegg
7 years ago

We need to stop this lawlessness!!!!!

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Lynne
7 years ago

Stop the developers.

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Hannelie Gray
7 years ago

Go develop closer to the JHB CBD and Sandton CBD and leave our green belts alone!

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Jassy Mackenzie
7 years ago

Enough is enough! We need to put a stop to the corruption that is enabling this. DA step up to the plate and keep the promises you made - you are failing residents!

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MR H B C BETTS
7 years ago

193 Maple Road Kyalami

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Philippa Rix
7 years ago

Please stick to the rule law / City policies.

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Sue Carlin
7 years ago

With global warming at critical levels it is imperative to keep green open areas that are the lungs of every area and trees are vital for bringing rain and removing CO2 from the air. By over developing this vital area we are causing dire consequences for all of life. It must stop now.