Greater Table View Action Forum

    The Table View community has received another application for a 15-unit block of flats in an otherwise Single Residential area. Our local infrastructure simply cannot cope with further high-density developments. Community Challenges Facing Table View: Transportation & Traffic:

GTAF today lodged a complaint with the City Manager regarding the City’s behaviour and handling of the Big Bay LSDF. Our complaint centres around procedural issues and conflict of interests of City officials. The BSA implemented a two-tier participation process.

Calling All Passionate Community Members! Are you ready to stop complaining and start making a real difference in your neighborhood? The Greater Table View Action Forum (GTAF) is looking for new members to join our Management Committee (Manco). For nearly

The City of Cape Town is asking for comments on their long term 2050 plan. To read or download this plan please follow the link We have prepared our comments which are available in the form below. To send as

The City of Cape Towns proposed budget (Read the proposed budget) will be debated and decided on at the end of this month. GTAF is against the proposed budget as it will see a massive increase for residents in our

We all saw the damage caused by the raw sewage flooding into properties in our area. This was caused by our aging infrastructure as it failed on Friday 4th April. This highlights the City of Cape Towns attitude to infrastructure

The City has advertised for public participation its Biodiversity Spatial Plan. This has a great impact on our area as the City is currently considering the Blouberg LSDF which seeks to develop Erf 1117. This Erf has great importance due

GTAF has attempted to engage with the BSA and the City to extend the period for comment on the latest LSDF. The BSA has decided to ignore our request and send this document to the City for approval. We believe

The current Municipal Planning by Law (MPBL) is in review. This By-Law deals with development in the City. As we know there is a need in the City for densification and this is one of the tools the City uses

The City of Cape Town is refusing to extend the period for public participation on the Blaauwberg LSDF document. This is a critical document, the City is more concerned with the workload of the planning department rather than encouraging public