The Department of Development and Planning invites all interested stakeholders to a stakeholder’s forum to discuss the following:
PART A
Standardization and Quality of Application Submissions
Site development Plan Vs Site Plan
PART B
The 15-Minute City and its relation to the Midvaal SDF
Date: Thursday, 11 September 2025
Time:14:00 -16:00
Venue: Virtually on MS Teams
For any further information kindly contact Mulalo Hlungwana at
Tel:0163607585 or email:MulaloH@midvaal.gov.za
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 21(a) of the Municipal Systems Act, No. 32 of 2000 read together with Regulation 06 of the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations – Gazetted 30 May 2005 with effect from 01 July 2005, that Midvaal Local Council has considered the Quarter Three, Quarter four and the Annual implementation of the Supply Chain Management Report relating to the implementation of the Supply Chain Management Policy of the Municipality for the financial year of 01 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 as follows;
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Quarter 3 |
4th ordinary meeting of 2025 held on 29 April 2025 |
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Quarter 4 |
7th ordinary meeting of 2025 held on 31 July 2025 |
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Annual |
7th ordinary meeting of 2025 held on 31 July 2025 |
The said Supply Chain Management reports are available for inspection at the Supply Chain Management Unit and also on the municipal website: www.midvaal.gov.za
Midvaal Local Municipality Offices:
Main Building
25 Mitchell Street
Meyerton
Midvaal Local Municipality is proud to announce that Mr. Morne Mommsen, Divisional Officer for Training at Midvaal Fire and Rescue Services, has been appointed to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Emergency Response Team (ERT). He is one of only two South Africans selected to serve on this specialised regional unit, following a nomination by the municipality and formal endorsement by the National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC).
Mr. Mommsen will serve in the Search and Rescue Section of the ERT, bringing over 34 years of service in Emergency Services. His career includes multiple international deployments as a Search and Rescue specialist, authoring South Africa’s first Canine Search and Rescue Manual, serving as a subject matter expert for the QCTO Curriculum Development Platform, and presenting research at national and international conferences. He has extensive qualifications in disaster risk management, technical rescue, firefighting, emergency medical response, and K9 search operations, and is currently pursuing his master’s degree in environmental science with a focus on Disaster Risk.
He will attend the SADC ERT Induction Training in Nyanga Province, Zimbabwe, from 25 August to 5 September 2025. Upon completion, he will be formally inducted and available for deployment to assist any SADC member state in times of disaster.
Cllr Chantal Gomes, MMC for Public Safety, congratulated Mr. Mommsen, stating that his appointment is a significant achievement for both him and Midvaal. His selection is a direct result of decades of dedicated service, technical expertise, and leadership in life-saving operations. We are extremely proud of him and confident that he will represent Midvaal and South Africa with distinction.
We congratulate Mr. Mommsen on this outstanding accomplishment and wish him success in his training and future deployments.
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For media enquiries, please contact:
Hettie Fowlds
Communications Officer
016 360 7627
HesterF@Midvaal.gov.za
Midvaal Local Municipality has completed the electrification of over 1,200 households in Sicelo, at a cost of over R18 million.
This multi-year and phased project began in 2023 and was completed in June 2025.
The project involved the construction of an 11 kV (MV) and a 420 V (LV) overhead network.
Additionally, the project included overhead house connections as well as the installation of meters and ready boards.
A total of 1,228 electricity connections were completed across four phases: 474 in Phase 1, 321 in Phase 2, 98 in Phase 3, and 335 in Phase 4.
Residents now have access to much-needed electricity, uplifting the community by ensuring a safe and reliable power supply.
Due to the established electrical infrastructure, illegal connections were removed in the area, reducing the risk of electrocution from unsafe connections.
The removal of illegal connections will also benefit the municipality in its efforts to reduce electricity losses and increase revenue.
The contractor spent approximately 30% of their final contract value on uplifting local Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs). This is in direct line with our efforts of uplifting local businesses and people through investing local, buying local and empowering local.
We remain committed to the Mayoral Undertakings of creating opportunities for all and providing excellent service delivery to all our communities.
The electrification project is also a testament to our commitment to improving infrastructure and ensuring access to basic services for all communities.
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For media enquiries, please contact:
Idah Satikhe
Senior Media Officer
MokgadiS@midvaal.gov.za
010 494 3112
Dear Midvaal residents,
Notice is hereby given to all residents of Midvaal Local Municipality who are currently using prepaid electricity and/or water meters that all prepaid meter tokens must be purchased directly from approved and authorized vendors.
This measure is put in place to:
1.Ensure the validity of prepaid tokens and prevent issues related to counterfeit or invalid tokens.
2.Protect both residents and the municipality from financial losses resulting from the use of unauthorized tokens.
Residents are strongly urged not to purchase tokens from unverified online platforms or individuals/organizations claiming to offer discounted rates. The municipality will not be held liable for any losses or service interruptions caused by tokens obtained from unauthorized sources.
Furthermore, the municipality reserves the right to recover any financial losses from residents found with unaccounted-for consumption, and a fine may be levied in accordance with municipal bylaws governing meter tampering and unauthorized consumption.
Reports can be made confidentially to the Municipal Anti-Fraud and Corruption Desk via email at ethics@midvaal.gov.za.
Yours in service excellence,
Mr. Phumudzo Magodi
Municipal Manager
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The Municipality is excited to announce that the Walkerville landfill site is officially open for operations as of 01 July 2025. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during the closure period.
IMPORTANT OPERATIONAL CHANGES AND PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
Kindly take note of the following crucial changes based on the conditions of the new license:
Sunday closures: The landfill site will not be operational on Sundays until further notice. This is a specific condition of the new license which must be strictly adhered to. We are exploring avenues to potentially amend this condition soon.
New Disposal Permits Required
We understand that these changes may require some adjustments, and we thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation. These measures are in place to ensure the sustainable and compliant operation of our waste management facilities.
The operational hours for the site are as follows:
Monday – Friday : 07H30 – 16H00
Saturdays & Public Holidays: 07H30 – 15H00
Sundays: CLOSED
Mr. Phumudzo Magodi
Municipal Manager
To access any of the Midvaal Local Municipality waste management facilities for disposal purposes, a valid disposal permit is required. Permits can be obtained from the Waste Management Depot located at 43 Galloway Street, Meyerton.
Please note the following:
What is general waste?
ACTIVE LANDFILL SITES
Please note that the Henley on Klip landfill site is closed for waste disposal.
VAAL MARINA LANDFILL SITE
Monday to Friday 07:30 – 16:00
Saturdays & Public Holidays 07:30 – 15:00
Sundays 07:30 – 15:00
WALKERVILLE LANDFILL SITE
Monday to Friday 07:30 – 16:00
Saturdays & Public Holidays 07:30 – 15:00
Sundays CLOSED
Waste NOT allowed onsite:
ACTIVE TRANSFER STATIONS
The transfer stations accept a MAXIMUM OF 1 TON of waste per day from residents and small businesses.
WHY? Transfer stations are provided for the convenience of residents and small businesses. To ensure fair and efficient use of these facilities, MLM does not permit any single user to dispose of more than 1 ton of waste per day. Excessive disposal by one user leads to bins filling up rapidly, limiting access for others. These facilities also play an important role in reducing the volume of small vehicle traffic to the main landfill sites.
OPERATING HOURS FOR ALL TRANSFER STATIONS
Monday to Friday 07:30 – 16:00
Saturdays & Public Holidays 07:30 – 15:00
Sundays 07:30 – 15:00
GALLOWAY TRANSFER STATION
BLACKWOOD TRANSFER STATION
KLIPRIVIER TRANSFER STATION
Construction and Demolition Waste (Non-Hazardous): bricks, concrete, wood, plasterboards, furniture must be broken into pieces to fit in a 6 cubic skip bin.
As part of the economic revitalisation strategy, Midvaal Local Municipality engaged with businesses operating in the Meyerton Central Business District (CBD).
The engagement was intended to strengthen relations with business owners operating in the CBD and to urge them to invest in the local value chain by buying and hiring locally.
The discussion also focused on innovative ways to improve service delivery and safety, uplift the town’s appearance, and reduce red tape to make it easier to conduct business in Midvaal.
Since the opening of the Riverstone Mall, there have been concerns regarding the sustainability of foot traffic to the CBD.
The Executive Mayor, Alderman Peter Teixeira, and Members of the Mayoral Committee held the engagement to quell any misconceptions.
The municipality continues to invest significantly in the CBD, as seen through the construction of trading stalls in the Meyerton CBD near the taxi rank.
The municipality recently completed the upgrade of the east side of Station Road and Diens Avenue from gravel to tar, along with the construction of a sidewalk with parklets and the installation of a traffic circle. This was done to allow Sicelo and the surrounding areas easier access to the CBD.
The municipality also rehabilitated Johan Le Roux to ensure ease of movement for goods and services.
Midvaal has several projects and initiatives underway in our ongoing efforts to revitalise our town.
Through these continued engagements and infrastructure investments, Midvaal reaffirms its commitment to creating a thriving, inclusive local economy.
The Municipality remains focused on building a business-friendly environment that supports growth, sustainability, and local empowerment.
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For media enquiries, please contact:
Idah Satikhe
Senior Media Officer
MokgadiS@midvaal.gov.za
010 494 3112
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