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Table L9:
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RSA-KwaZulu Development Project Infrastructure options for the upgrading of existing areas, and for the establishment
of new black (urban) residential sites and towns in NatallKwaZulu, 1990 (continued).
Development Water supplies Sanitation Bus routes Streets Electricity Refuse
option
6 Metered Waterborne, Paved roadway, Paved roadway, 1,6 kVA Door to door
connection. Owner owner to arrange levelled walkways levelled connection plus collection
to pay for and to pay for (paved if walkways, lined 12 street lights
connection from house connection requiredl, open drains km,l
yard boundary to to sewer kerb/channel or
house, including lined open drains
meter assembly
6 Metered Waterborne, Paved roadway, Paved roadway, Reticulated for Door to door
connection. Owner owner to arrange levelled walkways levelled house connection, collection
to pay for and to pay for (paved If walkways, kerb 1,6/2,6 kVA
connection from house connection required), and channel connection plus
yard boundary to to sewer kerb/channel or drains 24 street lights
house, including lined open drains km,l
meter assembly
Soyrce: (i) After Anonymous, 1990. RSA-KwaZulu Development Project technical guidelines and standerds, Van Wyk and
Louw Inc., Pinetown, various pages.
(H) After Viljoen, P.S., 1986. Development initiatives of the KwaZulu/Natal Planning Council in the informal black
settlements around Durban, Civil Engjneer in Soyth Africa, VOL 28(6), p. 211 - 217,229.
See also: (i) Palmar,I. and Ebarhard, R., 1994. Evaluation of water supply to developing urban communities in South Africa,
Phase 1 - overview, WRC Report No. KV 49/94, Water Research Commission, Pretoria, various pages.
(ii) Rivett-Carnac, J.L., 1989. An evaluation of public water vending systems in the Durban Metropolitan Area, Report
No. TR 405, Appropriate Technology Information, Pietermaritzburg, 26 p.