This poses an interesting question and possible solution to simplify a lot
of things.
Excellent point Sindile.
If we can get this information from someone in the know, it would help a
lot. It is my personal opinion that such a register should be publicly
consumable, but I too, am not a lawyer.
Once harvested, it is to post it on openstreetmap.
This is the workflow I have in mind:
1. get the valuation roll from a municipality (pdf / csv - preferable /
spreadsheet - preferable) - some have this info on their websites.
2. harvest the following - property description and address (have
Hi
If we could get all that information it would be great, we have a very
progressive set of laws in South Africa which we should utilise to the
fullest extend as citizens.
Sindile, could you perhaps copy a row of data of what is typically found or
provide a link? Would the cadastre information
The act provides for the following particulars to be part of a valuation
roll:
1. list all properties in a municipality
2. each property must reflect the following - property description, rates
category, physical address, extent, market value, owner name, other
prescribed particulars
3. here is
That looks very useful. I have not investigated this in any detail but it
seems the main problem would be to obtain the cadastre data to spatially
reference the address details. If were able to get that we would suddenly
surpasse a lot of countries in completeness and detail of the map. Having
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