Fourways residents are strongly encouraged to attend a critical public participation meeting hosted by Ward 94 Councillor David Foley this coming Tuesday, October 24th, at the Fourways Community Centre. The meeting, scheduled for 6:30 PM, will focus on vital infrastructure upgrades earmarked for the area and provide a platform for residents to raise pressing service delivery issues directly with municipal representatives.
Key topics on the agenda include updates on the ongoing road rehabilitation projects impacting Cedar Road and Witkoppen Road, which aim to alleviate the notorious traffic congestion experienced daily by commuters. Furthermore, discussions will cover planned improvements to the stormwater drainage systems, particularly in areas adjacent to the Jukskei River, a perennial concern following heavy rains. Councillor Foley will also provide details on the proposed upgrade of sanitation infrastructure in parts of Broadacres, essential for supporting the rapid residential development in the northern Johannesburg node.
Councillor Foley emphasised the importance of community input. "These meetings are fundamental for ensuring that municipal plans align with the immediate needs and priorities of our residents," he stated. "We need direct feedback from the people who live and work in Fourways to make informed decisions about where our resources are best allocated. Your voice helps shape the future of our ward, from traffic solutions to reliable water supply."
Residents are urged to come prepared with their questions and concerns regarding local government services, including waste collection, street lighting, and public safety. This meeting represents a vital opportunity for Fourways stakeholders to engage with their elected representative and contribute to the ongoing improvement of their community's essential services and infrastructure.
