The Observatory Civic Association (OCA) works in Observatory as your civic voice. It represents those who live and work in the suburb. Its strength is derived from the involvement of individuals. Membership is a key part of the organization.
The OCA covers the area bordered by the M5, N2, M3 and Browning / Rochester. The residents of the Falmouth, Kotzee, and Molenvliet areas please note that though until the 1990's this area fell within Mowbray it is now for policing, postal and civic purposes Observatory.
The OCA meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 6pm in the Community Centre (corner Collingwood and Lower Main Rds - enter from Collingwood Rd). All meetings are open meetings and you are welcome to attend and contribute.
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| The City of Cape Town will officially open the Observatory Village Green ‘Quality Open Space’ and the Rededication of the War Memorial today.
During the opening scheduled for 5pm today Ward Councillor, Cedric Thomas, will officiate.
The War Memorial was originally located on Settlers Way just below Hospital Bend and has since been relocated to the Village Green.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 November 2009 10:16 |
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Read more... [City opens Village Green Public Open Space]
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Since getting the parking lot revenues working for us and not against us, we are in the happy situation of having a small surplus each month. We first decided to build up a healthy reserve of funds - to which end we opened a Market Link Account for maximum interest. We have now reached a comfrotable level and are starting to disburse some funds to worthy causes.
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Last Updated on Monday, 23 November 2009 18:01 |
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Read more... [OCA - Feel the Love]
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HOME STREET PEOPLE’S MINISTRY: A SUMMARY
9 Spencer Road, Salt River
The Home SPM in Shelley Road, Salt River, is a NGO which was founded in 1997 by Lorraine Kytides, who is the present Project Manager
WHAT DO THEY DO?
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 November 2009 22:33 |
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Read more... [Home SPM - what they do]
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General Committee Email: oca (at) obs.org.za
Committee 2009-2010 (Alphabetical by Surname)
| Name |
Telephone |
Portfolio |
| Amery, Brian |
082 574 9830 |
OBSID initiative, car park, |
| Brown, Ryan |
083 609 6928 |
Architecture and Heritage |
| Els, Anton |
082 457 0784 |
Secretary |
| Fife, Andrew |
082 885 7513 |
Business Forum / Website
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| Gaylard, Rob |
084 368 5327 |
Social issues / Street people |
| Hughes, Trevor |
072 438 6800 |
Chairman / Valkenburg urban park, greening, environment |
| Marais, Kris |
082 451 2034 |
Security / Neighourhood watch |
| Raphael, David |
072 065 7223 |
Security / Neighourhood watch |
| Rau, Rose |
083 406 2023 |
DA councilor / ex-officio |
| Ripoll-Dausa, Dominique |
072 123 8216 |
Vice-chairman / Obs Fest |
| Stutterheim, Henk |
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Noise Disturbance /Liquor licenses and applications |
| Swart, Helen |
072 241 2761 |
Treasurer / Pepper Square car park |
| Thomas, Cedric |
083 693 8725 |
Councilor ward 47 / ex-officio |
| Turok, Marc |
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| Van der Spuy, Stephen |
021 447 0667 |
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Last Updated on Friday, 02 October 2009 12:16 |
| The City of Cape Town has drafted a new by-law to stop the spread of graffiti within its area of jurisdiction.
Once approved, the new by-law will enable the City to prohibit the spread of graffiti via the establishment of a specialised Graffiti Control Unit. It will also provide for the removal of graffiti and the restoration of surfaces affected by it.
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Read more... [Draft graffiti by-law will clean up Cape Town]
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