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MyCiTi info session for Walmer Estate, Woodstock, Salt River on 22 August 2012

9 August 2012 By admin

The City of Cape Town is arranging public information and briefing meetings to inform communities affected by MyCiTi construction plans in their areas. Engineers and project members will be present at these meetings to answer questions.

The MyCiTi system is expanding across the Peninsula, bringing reliable, efficient, comfortable public transport service to all parts of Cape Town.

The next phases of the system’s development also involves the smaller 9 metre buses that will operate in and around residential areas. Bus stops are planned that will allow level boarding into these smaller vehicles, on routes that will travel through residential areas.

On Wednesday 22 August 2012 the City will host an information session between 15:00 and 19:00 at the Garden Court, Nelson Mandela Boulevard to inform the public about construction plans and the upcoming services for Walmer Estate, Woodstock, University Estate and Salt River.

During the information session, MyCiTi project members will be on hand to answer questions while technical and design drawings will be on display, showing the construction plans for the area.

Similar meetings were held in July 2012 for communities along the Atlantic Seaboard, the CBD and the Gardens area.

The public are encouraged to attend this session, and to ask any questions they may want to ask.

For more information on the MyCiTi project, visit www.capetown.gov.za/myciti. 





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Filed Under: South Africa Tagged With: cape town, government, municipality

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