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Areas affected by required routine electricity maintenance for next week, 7 -13 February 2022

04 February 2022

The City of Cape Town thanks customers for their patience as we do necessary routine maintenance on our electrical infrastructure next week in various areas of the metro. This will necessitate supply interruptions at times in some areas for the safety of all concerned.


Routine regular planned maintenance takes place daily in various areas across the metro. The City informs residents that maintenance will take place to allow them time to plan for the outage and to allow our teams sufficient time to complete the required maintenance tasks. Routine maintenance is also preceded by a door-to-door pamphlet drop.

PLANNED ROUTINE ELECTRICITY MAINTENANCE 7 -13 February 2022

The areas that will be affected by the routine electricity supply interruptions due to necessary maintenance are:

DATEAREA LOCATION/STREETSTARTCOMPLETION FORECAST
7 FebruaryMaitlandVoortrekker08:0016:00
8 FebruarySomerset WestSaint Emillion, Hanepoot, Colombard, Matoro, Pinotage, Chasselas and Palomino08:0018:00
8 FebruarySomerset WestLourens River Estate and Bizweni Ave08:3018:00
8 FebruaryProtea Heights, BrackenfellPalm and Alkin08:0016:00
8 FebruaryTafelsigHobe, Linda and vicinity08:3018:00
8 FebruarySea PointAve Le Sueur08:3016:00
8 FebruaryClaremontStanhope Centre09:0016:00
8 FebruaryHout BayPortion Valley Road09:0015:00
8 FebruaryRondeboschConiston, Muir, Tullyallen and Esmar09:0015:00
9 FebruaryMilnertonTijgerhof08:0016:00
9 FebruaryParowKing Edward and vicinity08:0013:00
9 FebruaryRocklandsKitty Hawk, Walrus, Mariner, Dakota and Mosquito08:3018:00
9 FebruaryBostonCleveland, 3rd and 4th 09:0016:00
9 FebruaryWettonForest Hills and Much Binding09:0015:00
10 FebruaryTafelsigMartine, Megan and vicinity08:0016:00
10 FebruaryRocklandsMarauder, Kitty Hawk, Tomahawk, Stuka, Zero, Seafire and Kentucky08:0016:00
10 FebruarySomerset WestDenegeur Pump Station and Sir Lowry Pass Road08:3018:00
10 FebruarySomerset WestHelderberg College Road, Annandale and vicinity08:3018:00
11 FebruaryBishopscourtHillwood Ave, Durham, Dunkeld, Exeter and Upper Primrose09:0016:00
13 FebruaryStrandRusthof, Forbes, Twelfth and Eleventh06:0018:00
13 FebruaryStrandDe Kock, Boldcon and Boundary06:0018:00
13 FebruaryGordon's BayEast, Verbena and vicinity06:0018:00
13 FebruaryMaitlandVoortrekker Weg Substation and vicinity07:0018:00
13 FebruaryParowJenkinson07:0012:00
13 FebruaryBellvilleMiddestad Mall07:0018:00
13 FebruaryBostonWeltevreden07:3016:00
13 FebruaryBellville Triangle FarmErf 15442, Erf 12795, Erf 12799, Tienie Meyer and Ferreira.08:0016:00

*Information is complete and correct at time of publication, but subject to change due to weather and other unforeseen conditions.

*It is standard practice to notify customers of planned maintenance via a pamphlet delivered door-to-door ahead of work.

Tips:

  • Where possible, please switch off appliances at the wall socket ahead of maintenance to reduce the risk of damage caused by power surges.
  • The supply could be restored at any time, therefore residents should remember to treat all electrical installations as live for the full duration of the interruption.

Does planned maintenance take place during Eskom's load-shedding?

Yes. It is vital that the maintenance work is done, and as Eskom's load-shedding announcements are done at such short notice, it unfortunately does happen that some areas will have a double impact of load-shedding and planned maintenance work on a given day, especially during the lower stages of load-shedding. From load-shedding Stage 4, planned maintenance is usually stopped due to the staff capacity required to implement load-shedding. Capacity might necessitate the stopping of maintenance work at lower stages too. It thus all depends on the situation at hand. Unfortunately in certain instances due to safety issues, we also have to continue with the planned maintenance otherwise bigger areas would have to be switched off at one time to still effect the necessary maintenance in the same timeframe, which would not be ideal.

Please note: Service requests typically increase during Eskom's load-shedding. Please wait at least 30 minutes to report no power after the scheduled end of load-shedding.

City's service channels (don't log the same request multiple times on multiple channels as this contributes to delays):

Call Centre: 0860 103 089

SMS: 31220 (standard charges apply)

Online: www.capetown.gov.za/servicerequests

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Published by:
City of Cape Town, Media Office

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