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PUBLIC NOTICE | Temporary closure of Sewell Street due to Ministerial visit

Notice is hereby given to the public that the whole of Sewell Street will be temporarily closed between 7:00 and 12:00 on Monday, September 25, 2023. 

This is due to a Ministerial Outreach Program that will be held in the Bitou Council Chambers during this period.

Residents that will be visiting the nearby businesses can, during this period, make use of the Bitou Municipal Parking Facility that is next to the Main Office building. The Bitou Public Safety Officials will be deployed to direct motorists.

Your patience and understanding is appreciated. 

PUBLIC NOTICE | Delay in refuse collection in Plettenberg Bay South

Dear Residents,

Bitou Municipality is experiencing delays in refuse collection in Plett South. Delays in refuse collection may result in after-hours collection.

Bitou Munisipaliteit ervaar vertragings in vullis verwydering in die Suidelike gedeelte van Plettenberg Baai. Vertraging wat daartoe sal lui tot na ure vullis verwydering.

Ms. Melony Paulsen

MEDIA RELEASE | Bitou's accelerated deed handover plan yielding results

 

More than a hundred Bitou residents received their long-awaited title deeds at the Simunye Community Hall this week. 

This Title Deed Outreach is part of Bitou’s accelerated plan to ensure that residents get their title deeds timeously.

By 2026 the Bitou hopes to hand over 5000 title deeds to property owners.

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PUBLIC NOTICE | Delay in refuse collection in various areas

Dear Residents,

Bitou Municipality is experiencing delays in refuse collection in the following areas:

Kranshoek Community: Services were suspended yesterday, September 11,  due to inclement weather. The service resumes today.

Plett South: There is a delay in refuse collection but currently under way.

We do apologize for the inconvenience, and your patience and understanding are appreciated.

 

Mr. Mbulelo Memani

MUNICIPAL MANAGER 

Bitou Local Municipality

 

Women's Month ends on a high in Bitou

The Bitou Public Safety Officials and the South African Police Services ended Women’s Month on a high, holding a women- only roving roadblock. 

The roadblock not only focused on the full vehicle inspection, but also gave motorists information on GBV, emergency numbers and a SAPS victim support room used in Bitou. 

The two sites that the officials focused on were the N2 under the Plett Bridge and the Taxi rank in town. 

Traffic official, Xoliswa Siziba, said this was the second roadblock this month and as officers they wanted something motorists remember.