Last chance to have your say on the future of Cape Town’s spatial planning
[22 June 2011]

Residents are reminded that they have one week left to comment on the City of Cape Town’s Draft District Spatial Development Plans and Environmental Management Frameworks. These plans, when adopted, will provide spatial development guidelines for Cape Town’s eight planning districts, including identification of new development opportunities, areas for enhancement and protection as well as urban upgrading. [ more>> ]

---

Cape Town’s future development plans near completion
[8 April 2011]

The City of Cape Town’s district plans in support of the long-term development vision in the Cape Town Spatial Development Framework are now open for a final round of public comment until Thursday 30 June. [ more>> ]

---

City finalises district plans as part of overall SDF
[2 February 2011]

The City of Cape Town is finalising a range of draft plans and policies that will guide the future development of Cape Town. This includes a draft Cape Town Spatial Development Framework and draft Spatial Development Plans/Environmental Management Frameworks for each of the City’s eight planning districts. [ more>> ]

---

Final opportunity to comment on future planning of Cape Town
[1 November 2010]

Capetonians now have one final opportunity to help shape the way in which the city will transform and expand in the long-term, by commenting on the City of Cape Town’s new Cape Town Spatial Development Framework (CTSDF). [ more>>]

---

New deadline for comments on draft Spatial Development Framework
[2 November 2009]

The City of Cape Town has extended the deadline to submit comments on the draft Spatial Development Framework, which aims to put Cape Town firmly on track to become a low-carbon city. [ more>>]

---

City endorses draft policy to guide future urban planning [9 June 2009]

The City of Cape Town has endorsed a draft policy that will guide the way in which the space available for urban growth is used in future. This draft policy will soon be open for public discussion and comment. [ more>>]

---

Call for public participation [3 June 2009]

On the 2 June 2009, the City of Cape Town’s Planning & Environment Portfolio Committee gave their support to make the following draft policies available for public participation... [ more>>]