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PRIVATE  SECTOR  DEVELOPMENTS

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Map 3: Map  3:  Regional  Context

3.1.9. PRIVATE  SECTOR  DEVELOPMENTS

The   following   projects   have   been   identified   by   the   uMlalazi   Municipality   as   “special   projects”   within   its   area   of   jurisdiction:  

3.1.9.1. Mining  of  an  Area  south  of  Mtunzini  

Tronox  currently  has  since  1998  had  a  large  business  investment  in  the  Uthungulu  District  Municipality  with  mining  of   the  mineralized  sand  dunes  in  an  area  just  north  of  Mtunzini,  KwaZulu  Natal,  known  as  the  Hillendale  Mine,  its  central   processing  complex  ("CPC")  at  Empangeni  for  refinement  and  the  Fairbreeze  and  planned  Port  Durnford  mines.      

In  regards  the  Fairbeeze  mine,  Tronox  has  had  valid  mining  rights  in  the  uMlalazi  Municipality  since  1998  and  has  been   legally   undertaking   mining   activities   on   land   within   this   municipal   area   since   2002.   Tronox   has   since   1998   made   significant  progress  towards  obtaining  additional  authorisations  for  furthering  the  Fairbreeze  project  which  will  in  turn   feed  the  CPC  at  Empangeni.    

A   Land   Use   Planning   application   for   Sub   3   of   Lot   91   uMlalazi   10011   and   Rem   of   Lot   91   uMlalazi   10011   has   been   submitted   to   the   municipality,   in   terms   of   the   KZN   Planning   and   Development   Act,   Act   No.   6   of   2008   for   surface   mining.    The  application  has  been  approved  by  the  Municipal  Council.    Two  appeals  were  lodged  against  the  decision   taken  by  the  Municipality.    At  the  time  of  finalizing  this  IDP  Review,  the  appeal  process  has  not  been  concluded.    

The  following  plots  of  land  within  the  municipal  area  are  subject  to  mining  rights  held  by  Tronox:    

Page  52  of  413   Table  14:    Tronox  Mining  Rights  within  uMlalazi  Municipality  

MINING  RIGHT  AREA  

FARM  NAMES   AREA  

(ha)   OWNER  

     

KZN30/5/1/2/2/123MR  

Rem  of  Sub  1  of  Lot  80B    -­‐  Enyezane    10617   155.13   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Portion  1  of  Lot  81    -­‐  uMlalazi  10072   114.33   Mondi  Limited   Portion  2  (of  1)  of  Lot  81    -­‐  uMlalazi  10072   132.25   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Lot  87    -­‐  Emoyeni  10344   317.02   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Lot  88  -­‐  Emoyeni  9105   461.25   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Lot  89  -­‐  uMlalazi  9705   231.86   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Portion  1  of  Lot  89  -­‐  uMlalazi  9705   237.07   Mondi  Limited   Sub  4  of  Lot  98    -­‐  uMlalazi  9667   127.18   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Lot  98    -­‐  uMlalazi  9667   129.09   Mondi  Limited   Sub  1  of  Lot  99  -­‐  uMlalazi  9707   209.88   Mondi  Limited   Portion  5  of  Lot  99    -­‐  uMlalazi  9707   141.64   Mondi  Limited   Sub  6  of  Lot  99    -­‐uMlalazi  9707   52.74   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Lot  100  -­‐  uMlalazi  12848   130.33   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Sub  2  of  Lot  100    -­‐  uMlalazi  12848   245.60   Mondi  Limited   Rem  of  Portion  3  of  Lot  100  -­‐  uMlalazi  12848   84.44   Mondi  Limited  

Rem  of  The  Ranche  11368   248.32   Mondi  Limited  

Rem  of  Portion  1  of  The  Ranche  11368   230.96   Mondi  Limited  

The  Farm  Carlyle    13747   47.27   Mondi  Limited  

The  Farm  Baton  Rouge  No.  17433   387.44   Mondi  Limited  

The  farm  Vleilands  15745   225.33   Mondi  Limited  

 

KZN30/5/1/2/3/2/1/1/164  

Sub  3  of  Lot  91  uMlalazi  10011   108.09   Tronox     Rem  of  Lot  91  uMlalazi  10011   122.80   Tronox    

     

Page  53  of  413   3.1.9.2. Erf  167,  Mtunzini:  Mixed  Residential  Development  

The  projects  is  to  be  known  as  Ongoye  Views  which  is  expected  to  encompass  approximately  1,000  residential  units   and   approximately   16   commercial   and   office   sites.   The   total   construction   cost   estimated   at   R1bn   for   residential   component,   and   R   1.5bn   for   the   total   development   (including   residential).   Typically   for   urban   development,   an   average  of  18  direct  and  indirect  jobs  is  created  during  construction  per  R1m  spend  –  leading  to  in  this  instance  the   creation  of  27,000  construction-­‐related  jobs.  Since  construction  is  estimated  at  10  years,  this  averages  to  2,700  new   construction-­‐related   jobs   per   year   over   the   10   year   period.   Once   constructed,   the   development   will   give   rise   to   permanent  operational  jobs.  Assuming  a  gross  leasable  area  of  100,000m2  of  office  and  commercial,  this  is  expected   to  lead  to  approximately  1,400  permanent  jobs  (assuming  one  employee  per  70m2),  most  of  which  would  be  sourced   from  the  local  municipal  area.  The  positive  spinoff  for  uMlalazi  LM  is  the  significant  rates  income  would  be  generated   for  the  Municipality.  

The  project  is  still  on  Planning  stage,  the  site  is  currently  not  serviced  and  the  Environmental  Authorization  has  not  yet   been  obtained  therefore  it  is  estimated  that  the  project  will  commence  in  2017.  

3.1.9.3. King  DinuZulu:  Shopping  Centre  Development  

The   proposed   shopping  Centre   will   be   located   at   the   intersection   of   R66   and   Mthiyani   Road   joining   Kangela   Street   (P50-­‐1)   in   Ward   12,   King   DinuZulu   Suburb.   The   site   is   surrounded   by   Residential   areas,   Petrol   Station   and   the   Educational  Institution  across  the  Road;  and  covers  an  area  of  approximately  5  Hectares.  The  Petrol  Station  will  be   form   part   of   the   Development.   The   shopping   center,   measuring   approximately   14  200   m²   will   comprise   of   a   supermarket   measuring   2  700   m²   together   with   a   range   of   smaller   shops,   line   shops,   fast   food   outlet   as   well   as   a   separate  motor  retail  component.  The  project  is  still  on  the  Planning  stage  and  PDA  application  has  been  submitted  to   the  Municipality  for  approval.  

Table  15:  Project  Details  –  King  DinuZulu:  Shopping  Centre  Development  

No   Item   Response  

1   Name  of  the  project   to  be  confirmed  

2   Nature  of  the  project   16,000  m²  Shopping  Centre  and  a  new   PFS  station  

3   Total  construction  cost   R165  million   4   Number   of   jobs   to   be   created  

during   construction   phase   and   at  operational  phase  

about   800   jobs   during   construction   and  500  after  

5   How   many   SMMEs   will   benefit  

from  the  project   we’ll   endeavor   to   maximise   SMEE   participation    at  all  levels  

6   When   is   the   construction  

commencing?   Expected   commencement   of   building  

2NDt  half  of  2014    

The   proposed   development   will   lessen   the   distance   people   travel   from   their   areas   of   residence   to   Town   more   especially  the  King  Dinuzulu  Residents  and  the  students  from  uMfolozi  College.  

 

Page  54  of  413   3.1.9.4. Eshowe  Private  Hospital  

The  developer  has  the  following  vision  for  the  proposed  101  bed  Eshowe  Private  Hospital:  

“The   core   vision   is   to   provide   an   ultra-­‐modern   health   care   facility   that   has   the   infrastructure   to   optimally   utilize   technology   to   achieve   very   cost   efficient   yet   high   quality   patient   delivery   systems.   For   example,   integrated   hospital   information   systems   with   accounting,   data   mining   and   clinical   requirements   and   also   the   capability   for   telemetry,   remote  site  access  and  movement  of  clinical  data,  both  radiological  and  vital  signs,  within  the  hospital  and  to  remote   sites.”  

The  proposed  project  will  be  owned  as  follows:  

• 51%  is  owned  by  (Phulukisa  Medical  Investments  -­‐26%  &  Yakhisizwe  –  25%);  

• 19%  is  owned  by  doctors  share  holdings;  

• 30%  is  owned  by  commercial  investors.  

It  is  planned  that  the  hospital  will  meet  the  general  demands  of  multi  discipline  medical  services.  

Three  operating  theatres  will  be  equipped  with  the  latest  theatre  technology  and  at  least  one  will  have  a  laminar  flow   unit.  The  hospital  will  also  meet  the  needs  of  casualty  patient  through  the  establishment  of  a  trauma  unit  and  other   supporting   infrastructure.   Supporting   medical   services   will   include   a   comprehensive   radiology   unit,   pathology   laboratory  services,  physiotherapist  and  other  like  health  care  related  professions.  An  in-­‐house  pharmacy  service  will   service  in-­‐patients,  patients  visiting  doctors  consulting  rooms  and  members  of  the  public.  A  specialized  Burns  Wound   Unit   will   facilitate   for   serve   burns   incidents.   Fifteen   doctors   consulting   suites   tailored   to   individual   needs   will   be   available  for  permanent  and  session  doctors.  

In   summary,   it   is   proposed   that   the   hospital   will   operate   as   a   general   acute   hospital   offering   the   following   clinical   services:  

• Internal  Medicine  

• General  Surgery  

• Orthopedic  Surgery  

• Gynecology  

• Obstetrics  

• Ophthalmology  

• Pediatrics  

• Psychiatry  

• ENT  Surgery  

• Urology  

• Dermatology  

• Dentistry  

• 24  hour  Emergency  Trauma  Unit  

• Operating  Theatres  

• Outpatient  Consultation  

• Pharmacy  

• Radiology  

• Pathology  

• Clinical  Psychology  

• Occupational  &  Physiotherapy  

• Diabetic  Counseling  

• 24  hour  Ambulance  Service  

Page  55  of  413   3.1.9.5. Gingindlovu:  Shopping  Centre  Development  

The  development  (Route  66)  lies  at  the  intersection  of  the  R66  (N2  through  to  Eshowe  &  Ulundi),  the  R102  (old  north   coast  road  -­‐  Stanger  to  Empangeni)  and  Main  Road  Gingindlovu,  which  is  the  entrance  road  to  Gingindlovu.  The  first   phase  of  the  project  has  been  completed  and  the  shops  are  in  operation.  

 

   

Owner  &  Developer:    

 

RZT  Zelpy  4058  PTY  LTD  (Reg  no:  2005/004049/07)      

Development:    

 

The  total  development  will  comprise  in  excess  of  10  000m²  of  GLA  to  various  different  trades.  Phase  1  comprises  4   000m²  of  GLA  and  act  as  the  main  hub  building  located  at  the  entrance.    

 

Tenants:    

Shoprite  Checkers  is  the  anchor  tenant  and  takes  up  to  2  500m².    

The  following  stores  are  in  operation:  

• Pharmacy  

• KFC    

• Shoprite  

• Cell  C  

• Cell  &  Sound    

• Hair  Salon  

• Number  Plates  Shop  

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3.1.10. LAND  CAPABILITY  FOR  AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTION  

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