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FROM THE GM’S DESK



             s winter gradually makes       Following the correct procedures from   Through persistence and
             way for warmer days, activity   the outset ultimately protects both   constructive engagement, we
        Ain our communal gardens            individual property owners and the broader   will continue advocating for
        has already begun in full force. Our   community.                          improved service delivery and the
        landscaping teams have been hard                                           maintenance of infrastructure that
        at work preparing the gardens for   We are also pleased to share positive   supports the safety and wellbeing of
        the upcoming spring season through   feedback regarding the Irene Precinct.   all residents.
        careful fertilization, pruning, and   During the first half of this year, an average
        general maintenance. Several winter   of approximately 200 entries per month   As we look ahead to spring and the
        plants unfortunately sustained frost   were recorded, highlighting the growing   festive season, we remain committed
        damage during the colder months     popularity and value of this unique amenity.   to preserving and enhancing the
        and are being replaced to ensure our   Residents continue to enjoy the opportunity   quality of life within our community
        gardens continue to reflect the high   to walk and exercise in a safe and tranquil   through careful planning, proactive
        standards residents have come to    environment while taking advantage of the   maintenance, and ongoing
        expect. Planning is also underway for a   additional recreational offerings available   collaboration with residents and
        vibrant seasonal display of seedlings   throughout the precinct. The increasingly   stakeholders.
        that will provide beautiful colour and   popular Rooted Night Market has become
        interest throughout the festive period,   a particular favourite among residents   Residents are also invited to diarise
        creating welcoming and attractive   and visitors alike, providing a vibrant   30 August 2026 for the annual
        spaces for all to enjoy.            social atmosphere and supporting local   Chairman’s Trophy Golf Day.
                                            businesses and community engagement.   The Area Captains are currently
        One of the most important and                                              finalising their team lists. If you
        frequently discussed matters at the   Municipal infrastructure remains an   have not yet joined your area team,
        CHOA office remains the approval of   area that requires ongoing attention   please contact your Captain using
        municipal building plans, obtaining   and persistence. Diana Wilson from the   the details below:
        Certificates of Occupancy, and      CHOA office continues to diligently report
        securing Compliance Certificates    infrastructure-related concerns every   Desert Rats:
        (CoCs) before property transfers can   Monday, including faulty streetlights,   Morné Oosthuizen | 082 896 0292
        be registered. While this process can   potholes, road markings, fire hydrants,   Mountain Goats:
        often be complex, time-consuming,   and other public infrastructure matters.   Harry van Meyeren | 082 571 5374
        and costly, it remains essential for   While positive cooperation from the   Vlei Paddas:
        homeowners to obtain the necessary   relevant municipal departments is     Rakesh Bhoola | 082 972 4850
        approvals before undertaking any    unfortunately not always forthcoming, we
        alterations or additions to their   are encouraged by the recent successful
        properties. Proactive compliance    repair of the John Vorster Drive streetlights
        helps avoid the risk of work not    after a very long period of time. The CHOA
        receiving approval, prevents costly   office remains committed to maintaining
        corrective measures, and safeguards   a comprehensive paper trail, following up
        homeowners against changes in       consistently with the relevant authorities,
        municipal by-laws that may affect   and ensuring that Council fulfils its                 Jaco Venter
        historically accepted practices.    responsibilities to our community.                    General Manager


        IMPORTANT NUMBERS & CONTACTS

        CHOA OFFICE
        SECURITY: 012 665 3601
        CHOA: Tel: 012 665 0506 | Fax: 086 600 4241
        GENERAL MANAGER: Jaco Venter | 082 852 9977 | gm@choa.co.za
        SECURITY MANAGER: Koos Symens | 071 609 9149
        SECURITY SITE MANAGER: Petrus Nkwana | 082 897 7813
        OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISOR: Annelien Smit | aos@choa.co.za
        RECEPTION: Dominique Kotze | reception@choa.co.za
        ACCESS CONTROL AND PR: Magda Fouché | pr@choa.co.za
        DOMESTICS/GARDENER ENROLLMENTS: Diana Wilson | domestic@choa.co.za
        ACCOUNTS: Riana van Jaarsveld | accounts@choa.co.za
        SUGGESTIONS/FEEDBACK FROM RESIDENTS: feedback@choa.co.za

        CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB
        CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB GENERAL MANAGER: Gavin Woodroffe | 012 665 9600 | gavin@centurioncountryclub.co.za
        MARKETING: 012 665 9601| carmia@centurioncountryclub.co.za
        CLUBHOUSE FUNCTIONS AND CONFERENCES: Office hours: 012 665 9609 |A/H: 064 736 5533


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