Table View residents concerned about Cityâs development plans
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Cape Town - Residents in Table View are concerned that plans for the proliferation of high-rise buildings in the area will make it too congested, putting a strain on basic services.
The Greater Table View stakeholders have described the draft of the Blaauwberg District Spatial Plan as âpro development and anti basic servicesâ. They were commenting on the review of the eight Integrated District Spatial Development Frameworks (SDFs) due on June 6.
The Greater Table View Action Forum (GTAF) said the City had tried to sneak in âdeveloper friendlyâ items on the draft plan that would see a 2km district node around Bayside and Marine Circle, resulting in three- to five-storey flats in these nodes. The forum said this would also give developers the ability to develop most of the Table View area.
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Twelve patients and eight staff members have COVID-19 at Flagler Health and Rehabilitation, Florida Department of Health-Flagler Health Officer Bob Snyder reported May 28 on WNZF’s “Free For All Friday.”
Of the 20 total cases, four resulted in hospitalizations over the past few weeks.
How did the outbreak happen?
Snyder said that only 24% of the staff have been vaccinated.
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