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ANNEXURE A

SEMI·STRUCTURED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WITH MUNICIPAL HOUSING OFFICIALS.

THE PUBLIC HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DELIVERY BY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPAI.ITY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION

Please note that all answers are confidential. Participants will remain anonymous. Your name and position is only required for our records, in order to ease the process of data analysis.

SECTION A- BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

This section of the questionnaire deals with background and biographical information.

1. Gender

! Male ! Female

2. Age

18 years and younger 1

19 to 30 years 2 !

31 to 50 years 3

I 51 years and older 4

3. Ethnicity (voluntary for statistical purposes) . Black (African) 1

i

I Coloured 2

I Indian and/or Asian 3 !

I White 4

4. Employment status

Full time employed 1

I

Self employed 2

!

• Part time employed 3

i

i Unemployed 4 --:

!

ANNEXURE A

SEMI·STRUCTURED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WITH MUNICIPAL HOUSING OFFICIALS.

THE PUBLIC HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DELIVERY BY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPAI.ITY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION

Please note that all answers are confidential. Participants will remain anonymous. Your name and position is only required for our records, in order to ease the process of data analysis.

SECTION A- BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

This section of the questionnaire deals with background and biographical information.

1. Gender

! Male ! Female

2. Age

18 years and younger 1

19 to 30 years 2 !

31 to 50 years 3

I 51 years and older 4

3. Ethnicity (voluntary for statistical purposes) . Black (African) 1

i

I Coloured 2

I Indian and/or Asian 3 !

I White 4

4. Employment status

Full time employed 1

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Self employed 2

!

• Part time employed i

3

i Unemployed 4 --:

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5. Income levels

Grade 12 or lower 1 I I

Post matric studies 2 University degree 3

Post graduate degree 4

6. Income level I R1000 or less 1 R 2000 to R2999

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R 3000 to R3499 3 _I ! R3500 to R7000 4 I

7. Current type of housing \ Informal shack dweller 1

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; Backyard dweller 2 I

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Formal brick house ·3 I

!

I Municipal rental stock 4 _I

8. Marital status Married 1

I

Unmarried 2 I ! Never married 3 5. Income levels Grade 12 or lower 1 Post matric studies 2 University degree 3

Post graduate degree 4

6. Income level

R1000 or less 1

R 2000 to R2999

R 3000 to R3499 3

R3500 to R7000 4

7. Current type of housing \ Informal shack dweller 1

; Backyard dweller 2

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Formal brick house ·3 I Municipal rental stock 4

I 8. Marital status Married 1 Unmarried 2 ! Never married 3 I

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SECTION B - SEMI STRUCTURED QUESTIONS

1. Please explain the City of Cape Town Municipality's strategic master plan to build sufficient houses for the inhabitants of the 223 informal settlements in and around Cape Town?

2. Does the City of Cape Town Municipality own sufficient public land to build public housing opportunities for informal settlement dwellers?

3. What is the City of Cape Town doing about the constant influx of people from the Eastern Cape into the CBD?

4. Please explain the City of Cape Town's four phased approach to upgrade informal settlements in and around Cape Town?

5. Please elaborate more on the City of Cape Town's private public partnership with Banks to build sufficient houses for the poor in Cape Town?

6. What is the City's strategic plan to increase the current production of 4500 housing units to that of the required 7500 housing units during this financial year?

7. What is the City of Cape Town's strategic plan to implement densification to solve the current housing backlog in Cape Town?

8. What is the reason for the City of Cape Town Municipality not being involved with the government's pilot housing project the N2 Gateway project?

9. What are the major challenges faced by the City of Cape Town Municipality in providing sufficient formal houses to people living in informal settlements? 10. How does the City of Cape Town deal with the issue of land grabbing

especially land allocated for public housing infrastructure in Cape Town? 11. What are the policies, strategies and legal requirements for municipal

service delivery with reference to public housing service delivery?

SECTION B - SEMI STRUCTURED QUESTIONS

1. Please explain the City of Cape Town Municipality's strategic master plan to build sufficient houses for the inhabitants of the 223 informal settlements in and around Cape Town?

2. Does the City of Cape Town Municipality own sufficient public land to build public housing opportunities for informal settlement dwellers?

3. What is the City of Cape Town doing about the constant influx of people from the Eastern Cape into the CBD?

4. Please explain the City of Cape Town's four phased approach to upgrade informal settlements in and around Cape Town?

5. Please elaborate more on the City of Cape Town's private public partnership with Banks to build sufficient houses for the poor in Cape Town?

6. What is the City's strategic plan to increase the current production of 4500 housing units to that of the required 7500 housing units during this financial year?

7. What is the City of Cape Town's strategic plan to implement densification to solve the current housing backlog in Cape Town?

8. What is the reason for the City of Cape Town Municipality not being involved with the government's pilot housing project the N2 Gateway project?

9. What are the major challenges faced by the City of Cape Town Municipality in providing sufficient formal houses to people living in informal settlements? 10. How does the City of Cape Town deal with the issue of land grabbing

especially land allocated for public housing infrastructure in Cape Town? 11. What are the policies, strategies and legal requirements for municipal

SECTION C - LlKERT - TYPE STATEMENTS

Please indicate to what extent you agree with the following statements about the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing programme by marking the appropriate box with an x

Question Strongly Agree Strongly·

disagree agree

1 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is doing more to develop the so called affluent areas than to upgrade and improve the living conditions of people living in I the informal settlements around the city

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2 The City of Cape Town Municipality is still applying the old apartheid spatial planning I policy, which locates informal settlements on • the periphery of the city and far away from .

economic opportunities. I

i

3 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town

Municipality is delaying the building of

_I

adequate formal houses for the informal

settlement dwellers in Cape Town. !

4 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality does not care about the people living in informal settlements and does not provide the basic services to their

communities.

5 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is not spending its allocated ! housing budget to build sufficient houses for • the informal settlement dwellers.

I I

If there is any additional information regarding the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing delivery programme that you would like to

share with the interviewer, you are welcome to do so in the space below.

Thank you for partiCipation in this intenliew. SECTION C - LlKERT - TYPE STATEMENTS

Please indicate to what extent you agree with the following statements about the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing programme by marking the appropriate box with an x

Question Strongly

disagree

Agree Strongly·

agree

1 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is doing more to develop the so called affluent areas than to upgrade and improve the living conditions of people living in

2

3

4

5

I the informal settlements around the city

i

i The City of Cape Town Municipality is still

applying the old apartheid spatial planning I policy, which locates informal settlements on • the periphery of the city and far away from .

economic opportunities. I

i

It is alleged that the City of Cape Town

I

Municipality is delaying the building of

adequate formal houses for the informal

settlement dwellers in Cape Town. ! It is alleged that the City of Cape Town

Municipality does not care about the people living in informal settlements and does not provide the basic services to their

communities.

It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is not spending its allocated ! housing budget to build sufficient houses for • the informal settlement dwellers.

I I

If there is any additional information regarding the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing delivery programme that you would like to

share with the interviewer, you are welcome to do so in the space below.

ANNEXURE B

SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WITH INFORMAL SETTLEMENT AND BACKYARD DWELLERS.

THE PUBLIC HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DELIVERY BY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION

Please note that all answers are confidential. Participants will remain anonymous. Your name and position is only required for our records, in order to ease the

process of data analysis.

SECTION A - BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

This section of the questionnaire deals with background and biographical

information.

1. Gender

il Male , Female

2. Age

18 years and younger 1

19 to 30 years 2

I

31 to 50 years , 3

i

51 years and older

I

4

3. Ethnicity (voluntary for statistical purposes)

I Black (African) 1 I

I

!

Coloured 2

_I

I Indian and/or Asian 3

I

White 4

4. Employment status

Full time employed 1

Self employed 2

Part time employed 3

i Unemployed 4

ANNEXURE B

SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WITH INFORMAL SETTLEMENT AND BACKYARD DWELLERS.

THE PUBLIC HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE DELIVERY BY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION

Please note that all answers are confidential. Participants will remain anonymous. Your name and position is only required for our records, in order to ease the

process of data analysis.

SECTION A - BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

This section of the questionnaire deals with background and biographical

information.

1. Gender

il Male , Female

2. Age

18 years and younger 1

19 to 30 years 2

I

31 to 50 years , 3

i

51 years and older

I

4

3. Ethnicity (voluntary for statistical purposes)

I Black (African) 1 I !

I

Coloured 2

_I

I Indian and/or Asian 3

I

White 4

4. Employment status

Full time employed 1

Self employed 2

Part time employed 3

5. Income levels

Grade 12 or lower 1 I

Post matric studies i University degree • Post graduate degree

2 3 4

I

i I 6. Income level R 1000 or less R 2000 to R2999 2

I

• R 3000 to R3499 ! R3500 to R7000 3 4 I I

7. Current type of housing Informal shack dweller 1

Backyard dweller Formal brick house

2

3

Municipal rental stock 4

I 8. Marital status

i

Married 1 • Unmarried 2 I Never married 3 5. Income levels Grade 12 or lower 1 I

Post matric studies 2

I

i University degree 3

i • Post graduate degree 4

I 6. Income level R 1000 or less

I

R 2000 to R2999 2 • R 3000 to R3499 3 I ! R3500 to R7000 4 I

7. Current type of housing Informal shack dweller 1

Backyard dweller 2 Formal brick house 3

Municipal rental stock 4

I

8. Marital status

i

Married 1

• Unmarried 2

SECTION B - SEMI STRUCTURED QUESTIONS

1. In which of the 223 identified informal settlements do you reside? 2. In which province of South Africa were you born?

3. What is the reason for your migration to the Western Cape and particularly Cape Town?

4. Do you prefer to live in an informal shack or in a formal brick house?

5. What are the greatest challenges or problems you face by living in an informal settlement?

6. Do you have access to basic services like taps with running water, toilets and electricity in your community?

7. Does your community have municipal overhead flood lights to light up your streets by night?

8. Do you have a legal electrical connection in your informal home?

9. Did you register with the City of Cape Town's housing department to become eligible for a formal house?

1 O.lf yes, how long are you waiting for a formal house from the City of Cape Town municipality's housing department?

11.Are you able to afford a bond of between R500 to R1500 for a formal house as part of the municipality's public private partnership programme?

SECTION B - SEMI STRUCTURED QUESTIONS

1. In which of the 223 identified informal settlements do you reside? 2. In which province of South Africa were you born?

3. What is the reason for your migration to the Western Cape and particularly Cape Town?

4. Do you prefer to live in an informal shack or in a formal brick house?

5. What are the greatest challenges or problems you face by living in an informal settlement?

6. Do you have access to basic services like taps with running water, toilets and electricity in your community?

7. Does your community have municipal overhead flood lights to light up your streets by night?

8. Do you have a legal electrical connection in your informal home?

9. Did you register with the City of Cape Town's housing department to become eligible for a formal house?

1 O.lf yes, how long are you waiting for a formal house from the City of Cape Town municipality's housing department?

11.Are you able to afford a bond of between R500 to R1500 for a formal house as part of the municipality's public private partnership programme?

SECTION C - LlKERT - TYPE STATEMENTS

Please indicate to what extent you agree with the following statements about the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing programme by marking the appropriate box with an x

Question Strongly! Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly

disagree agree

1 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is doing more to develop the so called affluent areas than to upgrade and improve the living conditions of people living in the informal settlements around the city. 2 The City of Cape Town Municipality is still

applying the old apartheid spatial planning! policy, which locates informal settlements on the periphery of the city and far away from economic opportunities.

3 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is delaying the building of adequate formal houses for the informal settlement dwellers in Cape Town. 4 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town

Municipality does not care about the people living in informal settlements and does not provide the basic services to their

communities.

!

5 It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is not spending its allocated housing budget to build sufficient houses for the informal settlement dwellers.

.

If there is any additional information regarding the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing delivery program that you would like to share with the interviewer, you are welcome to do so in the space below.

Thank you for your participation in this interview.

1

2

3

4

5

SECTION C - LlKERT - TYPE STATEMENTS

Please indicate to what extent you agree with the following statements about the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing programme by marking the appropriate box with an x

Question Strongly! Disagree Neutral Agree disagree

It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is doing more to develop the so called affluent areas than to upgrade and improve the living conditions of people living in the informal settlements around the city. The City of Cape Town Municipality is still applying the old apartheid spatial planning! policy, which locates informal settlements on the periphery of the city and far away from economic opportunities.

It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is delaying the building of adequate formal houses for the informal settlement dwellers in Cape Town. It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality does not care about the people living in informal settlements and does not provide the basic services to their

communities.

It is alleged that the City of Cape Town Municipality is not spending its allocated housing budget to build sufficient houses for the informal settlement dwellers.

.

Strongly agree

If there is any additional information regarding the City of Cape Town municipality's public housing delivery program that you would like to share with the interviewer, you are welcome to do so in the space below.

Thank you for your participation in this interview.

ANNEXURE C

ITEM NO: C61/05/07

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S FRAMEWORK FOR 222 INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS UPGRADING MASTERPLAN

ANNEXURE C

ITEM NO: C61/05/07

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S FRAMEWORK FOR 222 INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS UPGRADING MASTERPLAN

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ANNEXURE 0

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S HOUSING HIGHLIGHTS

Official housing opportunities delivered by the City of Cape Town Municipality

Year of delivery Housing opportunities delivered

2003/4

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(Source: Smit 2008/9:2)

ANNEXURE 0

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S HOUSING HIGHLIGHTS

Official housing opportunities delivered by the City of Cape Town Municipality

Year of delivery Housing opportunities delivered

2003/4

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2004/5

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(Source: Smit 2008/9:2)

ANNEXURE E

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S NEW HOUSING PROJECT PLAN

Description Number of Number of Number of units units 2010/11 units 2011/12 2012/13 New subsidy/project 4200 4500 4800 linked projects Social housing 300 300 300 Hostel 300 300 300 , redevelopment --:-:--""" Upgrading of informal 2000 2000 2000 settlements & emergency housing Land restitution 200 200 200 claims GAP (affordable 500 500 500 housing) CRU (major 1000 1000 1000 upgrading of rental stock)

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Total

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(Source: IHP 2010/11 - 2014/15: 24) ANNEXURE E

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S NEW HOUSING PROJECT PLAN

Description Number of Number of Number of units units 2010/11 units 2011/12 2012/13 New subsidy/project 4200 4500 4800 linked projects Social housing 300 300 300 Hostel 300 300 300 , redevelopment --:-:--""" Upgrading of informal 2000 2000 2000 settlements & emergency housing Land restitution 200 200 200 claims GAP (affordable 500 500 500 housing) CRU (major 1000 1000 1000 upgrading of rental stock)

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(Source: IHP 2010/11 - 2014/15: 24)

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ANNEXURE F

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S UPGRADING OF INFORMAL

SETTLMENT PROGRAMME (UISP) FOR 2007/8 FINANCIAL YEAR

PROGRAMME PROJECT NAME

In situ Kosovo

In situ Sweet Homes

UISP Hangberg

UISP Happy Valley

• TRA Maitland TRA Masiphumelele TRA Uitsig TRA Nomzamo Delft ! TRA TRA Onverwacht Road

CRU Imizama Yethu

PRESENT INTERVEN1l0N

Rudimentary service being installed Rudimentary service being installed Dec 2007

Rudimentary service being installed Basic services in place and township establishment underway Basic services completed Basic services completion anticipated September 2008 Basic services completion anticipated act 2008 Basic services completion anticipated June 2008 Basic services completed. Relocation to TRA underway Road reserve approved for construction of road Basic services provided. Additional APPRX NUMBER OF HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES 5500 2217 302 1347 100 352 100 230 1100 140 5600 I FUTURE • INTERVEN1l0N

Possible UISP and CRU

Land ownership to be

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Maintenance until relocation Maintenance until relocation

Temporary area for backyard dwellers until allocation to project..Ongoing maintenance Maintenance until relocation Maintenance until relocation

Land identified. Services to be installed 16ha.Number of units to be determined through CRU plans. (Source: IHP2007/8 - 2011/12:34) ANNEXURE F

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S UPGRADING OF INFORMAL

SETTLMENT PROGRAMME (UISP) FOR 2007/8 FINANCIAL YEAR

PROGRAMME PROJECT PRESENT APPRX NUMBER OF I FUTURE

NAME INTERVEN1l0N HOUSING INTERVEN1l0N

OPPORTUNITIES

In situ Kosovo Rudimentary service 5500 Possible UISP and CRU

being installed

In situ Sweet Homes Rudimentary service 2217 Land ownership to be

being installed Dec resolved

2007

UISP Hangberg Rudimentary service 302 hip and houses

being installed U

UISP Happy Valley Basic services in 1347 Ownership and houses

place and township establishment underway

• TRA Maitland Basic services 100 Maintenance until

completed relocation

TRA Masiphumelele Basic services 352 Maintenance until

completion relocation

anticipated September 2008

TRA Uitsig Basic services 100 Temporary area for

completion backyard dwellers until

anticipated act 2008 allocation to

project .. Ongoing maintenance

TRA Nomzamo Basic services 230 Maintenance until

completion relocation

anticipated June 2008

! TRA Delft Basic services 1100 Maintenance until

completed. relocation

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underway

TRA Onverwacht Road reserve 140 Land identified. Services

Road approved for to be installed

construction of road

CRU Imizama Yethu Basic services 5600 16ha.Number of units to

provided. Additional be determined through

CRU plans.

(Source: IHP2007/8 - 2011/12:34)

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ANNEXURE G

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MODEL

UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENT

City Police Disaster Communications Community

Management Services

UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MASTER PLAN

Housing Opportunities

PGWC IHSS Utility Local Economic

Departments Development

(Source: UISP: 2009/10:8)

ANNEXURE G

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MODEL

UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENT

City Police Disaster Communications Management

UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MASTER PLAN

PGWC IHSS (Source: UISP: 2009/10:8) Utility Departments Local Economic Development Community Services Housing Opportunities

ANNEXURE H

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S INCREMENTAL UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MODEL

Note: Services are installed in an incremental manner as follows: Basic, Rudimentary then Full service (IHP 2007/8 - 2011/12:34).

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Cost

(Source: IHP ANNEXURE H

CITY OF CAPE TOWN MUNICIPALITY'S INCREMENTAL UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS MODEL

Note: Services are installed in an incremental manner as follows: Basic, Rudimentary then Full service (IHP 2007/8 - 2011/12:34).

INCREMENTAL UPGRADE MODULE

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(Source: IHP