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MyCiTi services

MyCiTi services launch on Saturday, 15 February, linking central Cape Town with Hout Bay via Main Road in Sea Point. Commuters must get their myconnect cards to use these new services.Both routes run from Civic Centre station in the city centre along Main Road through Green Point and Sea Point, Clifton and Camps Bay and on to Llandudno and Hout...

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Annual General Meeting 2019


NOTICE OF AGM 2019

The Llandudno Special Rating Area NPC (LSRA) will be hosting the 2019 AGM to which all stakeholders are invited.


Date: Tuesday, 04 December 2019
Time: 19h00 (registration from 18h00)
Venue: Llandudno Primary School Hall, Gully Road, Llandudno

Llandudno Newsletter

Please click on the link below to read the latest Newsletter.
LLANDUDNO_NEWS_Summer_2019.pdf

Membership of the Llandudno Special Rating Area

Membership of the Llandudno Special Rating Area NPC (“LSRA”) is open to all the property owners, who are encouraged to apply for membership so that they exercise their rights to influence the business of the LSRA. Membership cannot be denied and the property owner is entitled to attend, participate and vote at the Company meetings held under the auspices of the Companies Act. Should a member be unable to attend any of the meetings they may give another individual their proxy to attend and vote on their behalf. Where a property is owned by a legal entity other than a natural person (eg a company or trust), a resolution is required authorising the a a natural person to represent that legal entity. Property owner non-members may attend and participate but cannot vote and as such may thus have limited influence on the LSRA’s activities.
The Membership application form in a printable pdf version is below:

NPC-membership-application.pdf

Background facts leading to the establishment of the Special Rating Area (SRA)

The Llandudno Civic Association (LCA), an unincorporated association not for gain, previously raised voluntary funding and used these funds for a number of initiatives in Llandudno, ranging from beach cleaning, additional cleaning of sidewalks and pavements, environmental upgrades and security. It became increasingly difficult for the LCA to function on voluntary donations. Membership of the LCA, and hence eligibility to vote, is open to residents and owners, provided annual membership fees are paid.