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Patience and Understanding
While it is understandable that residents
want the river to be cleaned as quickly
as possible, the process requires an
immense amount of time, money and
manpower. The CHOA is committed to
maintaining the floods and influx of debris
and litter via the river. However, the scale
of cleanup required during flood events
often means that there is no “quick fix.”
As always, the CHOA appreciates the
patience and understanding of all
residents as we continue to work through
these challenges. Your cooperation and
support play a vital role in maintaining
the beauty and security of the Centurion
Residential Estate and Country Club.
We ask that you continue to be mindful
of the complexities involved in these
processes and understand that each step
is crucial in ensuring that our community
and its contractors remains safe and
secure.
The CHOA is closely monitoring the
efforts from the City of Tshwane. Ms
Lutske Newton from the Mayor’s office
is steering a strategy to improve the
water quality and address the influx of
The residents, particularly those near the often due to adverse weather conditions litter and debris from the neighbouring
7th and 16th fairway greens, may be under that prevent the cleaning team from municipalities. An Information session
the impression that the cleanup process proceeding as planned or other areas to residents is planned where Ms Lutske
is incomplete or delayed at this stage. But upstream that need immediate attention Newton will give some feedback in this
it is essential to understand that this is due to unforeseen circumstances. regard.
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