9 November 2020: Saving the main beach (links to information)
Wavescape article: https://www.wavescape.co.za/surf-news/breaking-news/breaking-point.html?fbclid=IwAR00YdFBr-5NbHD6J6qkcJLzMfTQJeP15wdg4cK2ASjlG0S9EZsyWxfk3Iw
St Francis Today article: https://stfrancistoday.com/possible-removal-of-cape-st-francis-dune-investigated/?fbclid=IwAR2DTh7z3VpHVuXtPitvsz3-9ecJHKwWzuDYwKr4NxJViagqBH-w2vj_o4M
Kouga Munisipality Kouga News: https://www.facebook.com/KougaNews/posts/3940477345980321 or read here
YouTube video - How Woonona Beach was rescued by BeachCare Illawarra and the Wollongong Council.....
Wavescape article: https://www.wavescape.co.za/surf-news/breaking-news/breaking-point.html?fbclid=IwAR00YdFBr-5NbHD6J6qkcJLzMfTQJeP15wdg4cK2ASjlG0S9EZsyWxfk3Iw
St Francis Today article: https://stfrancistoday.com/possible-removal-of-cape-st-francis-dune-investigated/?fbclid=IwAR2DTh7z3VpHVuXtPitvsz3-9ecJHKwWzuDYwKr4NxJViagqBH-w2vj_o4M
Kouga Munisipality Kouga News: https://www.facebook.com/KougaNews/posts/3940477345980321 or read here
YouTube video - How Woonona Beach was rescued by BeachCare Illawarra and the Wollongong Council.....
26 October 2020: Annual Financial Statement (AFS) 1 Oct 2018 to 30 Sept 2019 5MB pdf
| csf_civics_afs_2019.pdf |
13 October 2020: Information about "The coastal collective" and on consumption alcohol licence. (more....)
You are invited to attend the meeting of suggestions, approval, or complaints & refusal to the
application of “The Coastal `Collectives” on consumption liquor application.
This meeting will be held at 2 Suffolk lane, Cape Saint Francis Friday the 16th of October
2020 at 3pm local time .
This meeting is in line with the formal application of the liquor act 59 of 2003.
Your attendance, input and advice are vital to the success of this meeting.
Ari Kraak
You are invited to attend the meeting of suggestions, approval, or complaints & refusal to the
application of “The Coastal `Collectives” on consumption liquor application.
This meeting will be held at 2 Suffolk lane, Cape Saint Francis Friday the 16th of October
2020 at 3pm local time .
This meeting is in line with the formal application of the liquor act 59 of 2003.
Your attendance, input and advice are vital to the success of this meeting.
Ari Kraak
5 June 2020
Good Afternoon Civics Members,
I hope you are all well and coping as best you can during our country's lock down. With no doubt it has been tough on many…
We have done our best to carry on supporting the local contractors during this time, both the Miles family (keep the R330 road verge litter free) and Beauty (cleaning ablutions and beach front area) have received their normal contributions from Civics. We will look at further projects as soon as lock down is lifted to a point that work can be done, hoping this will be soon!
In the meantime, the Kouga municipality has received a portion of budget to be directed towards creating a play area for children in Cape St Francis . Initially it was proposed that two play areas be built but after consultations with the Ward Councillor and Municipality representative it was decided that only one be built in Cape St Francis. The proposed drawings for the play area are attached and the proposed site is on the corner of Seal Point Boulevard and President Reitz Street. There is currently a small triangle of vegetation on the corner and our suggestion was to minimise removing vegetation along President Reitz and the gravel road cutting the corner and only open up from Seal Point Boulevard side. This would create a buffer between properties behind the proposed site and keep a green look and feel to the play park. Please see the google image attached for proposed site.
We are asking for any comments or suggestions with regards to the play area to be sent to us (CSFCivic@gmail.com) so that we can communicate any concerns with the Municipality. See Comments and pictures on Play Area page.
Stay safe and keep well.
Kind regards
Dane Shaw
Civics Chair
Good Afternoon Civics Members,
I hope you are all well and coping as best you can during our country's lock down. With no doubt it has been tough on many…
We have done our best to carry on supporting the local contractors during this time, both the Miles family (keep the R330 road verge litter free) and Beauty (cleaning ablutions and beach front area) have received their normal contributions from Civics. We will look at further projects as soon as lock down is lifted to a point that work can be done, hoping this will be soon!
In the meantime, the Kouga municipality has received a portion of budget to be directed towards creating a play area for children in Cape St Francis . Initially it was proposed that two play areas be built but after consultations with the Ward Councillor and Municipality representative it was decided that only one be built in Cape St Francis. The proposed drawings for the play area are attached and the proposed site is on the corner of Seal Point Boulevard and President Reitz Street. There is currently a small triangle of vegetation on the corner and our suggestion was to minimise removing vegetation along President Reitz and the gravel road cutting the corner and only open up from Seal Point Boulevard side. This would create a buffer between properties behind the proposed site and keep a green look and feel to the play park. Please see the google image attached for proposed site.
We are asking for any comments or suggestions with regards to the play area to be sent to us (CSFCivic@gmail.com) so that we can communicate any concerns with the Municipality. See Comments and pictures on Play Area page.
Stay safe and keep well.
Kind regards
Dane Shaw
Civics Chair