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19/03/2025

The Leadership Journey.

24/12/2022

Merry Christmas South Africa. May you be blessed always.

24/12/2022

A very merry Christmas eve. Stay safe.

23/12/2022

Almost there, have you been naughty or nice?

22/12/2022

From our home to yours. A very merry festive season to you all.

14/10/2022

https://www.property24.com/to-rent/essenwood/durban/kwazulu-natal/6165/111846268

New rental listing - 8 Glamis Court, 113 Gladys Mazibuko, Essenwood

2.5 Bed - 1 Bath - R11500pm - Avail 1 November 2022.

A stunning and immaculate two-bedroom apartment with a spacious enclosed balcony and a lockup garage is now available. This beautiful apartment has very large rooms and an ample size lounge. The owner spared no expenses when they recently renovated this unit which includes a total makeover to the ba...

28/06/2022

Spread joy wherever you go.

23/06/2022

Cheers to our Queens in the Engineering field. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

13/04/2022

Thank you Private Property for this informative article.

Buying in an estate is a good investment decision. What advantages do gated communities offer and what should be considered when buying?

06/04/2022

Any building which you plan to build on your property requires that a plan be submitted for approval. This includes new buildings, alterations or additions to buildings, boundary walls, swimming pools, garages, wendy houses and tool sheds to name a few.

You will also be required to submit a plan where the use of a property is to be changed. For example, if you want to run a crèche or a business from your house.

Before building plans can be considered, you first need to have them checked to ensure they meet the town planning requirements. This means that your plans will first need to be submitted via the electronic portal to the Town Planning Department (Land Use Management).

Plans submitted via the portal will automatically be sent to Development Applications and Approvals when Land Use Management has cleared the application.

On submission a fee according to the “Tariff of Charges” will be calculated and must be paid before your plans can be considered for approval.

Your plans will be circulated to several departments (eg Health and Fire) after which a decision will be made to approve or refuse your application. If your plan is refused you will be told why in writing and given an opportunity to correct the plan so that it can be resubmitted. If the plans are corrected and resubmitted within one year from the date on which they were refused, there will be no additional submission costs.

All new building plan applications can now be submitted online via the following link:
https://eservices.durban.gov.za/v2/