Submission to the Local Spatial Development Framework

The OBSID Board of Directors is submitting these comments to the Table Bay Local Spatial Development Framework (LSDF) the perspective of the future requirements for urban management in Observatory, where we operate as a Special Ratings Area urban management organisation. This definitely serves as a test against which the River Club Development would clearly fail.

This was published in the latest OCA newsletter and deserves a read in full. You can see the relevant article here: https://obs.org.za/river-club-test/

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