The NKRA is grateful for the support provided in the 4th Street park by our park sponsors RUSSELL FISHER PROPERTIES and VISION TACTICAL SECURITY and the KILLARNEY MALL, and for the street cleaning services provided by RCS SECURITY SERVICES.

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STOP THE RAT-RUNNING THROUGH OUR SUBURB!

 

NOVEMBER 2008

IMPORTANT SPECIAL EDITION

NEWSLETTER FROM YOUR CITY COUNCILLOR

MARCELLE RAVID

WARD 73, REGION E.

PUBLIC MEETING

STOP

A REDUCED-LANE OXFORD ROAD

AND RAT-RUNNING THROUGH YOUR SUBURBS

WHEN: WEDNESDAY, 26 NOVEMBER, 2008

AT 6PM.

VENUE: SAXONWOLD PRIMARY SCHOOL

(CORNER RESTANWOLD & ALDSWOLD ROADS)

 

OXFORD ROAD CLOSURE – JUST A TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME

Formalised rat-running through Saxonwold and Riviera will soon be a reality if Johannesburg’s Transport department has its way and reduces Oxford Road permanently to only one lane for private vehicles in each direction between Riviera and Glenhove Roads. This will be to allow for the new BRT (Bus Rapid Transport) system to run down the centre of the road. The introduction of the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit System) to the City of Johannesburg will utilize Oxford Road as part of its route from Soweto to Sunninghill.

Diversion routes into Saxonwold and Riviera are the solution, according to the council. This is very short-sighted. I suggest that the city delays the implementation of the BRT in this section, so that property can be expropriated along Oxford Road, to allow for the second lanes to continue existing. There is pandemonium in the suburbs at the moment due to the problems with the sinkholes in Oxford Road – this only a taste of what is to come, for local residents.

COME AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD!

Bring your friends and neighbours

alternatively

SIGN A PETITION ON-LINE OBJECTING TO THE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF OXFORD ROAD LANES AT www.safesaxonwold.org/oxfordroad

 

Marcelle Ravid
Councillor, Ward 73
City of Johannesburg
Cell: 084 355 0826
Tel:   011 728 6338
Fax:  011 728 6164
E-mail: mravid@axxess.co.za
www.da.org.za

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