Cape Town Initiates Major Sewer and Flood Mitigation Projects in Strand and Helderberg
Cape Town's Water and Sanitation Directorate is engaging residents on significant infrastructure investments in Strand and Helderberg, focusing on sewer, wastewater, and flood alleviation projects. Key initiatives include the R190 million rehabilitation of the Trappies bulk sewer, R23.6 million capital sewer projects in Strand, and R14.9 million upgrades in Helderberg. Additionally, the Gordon's Bay pump station is being upgraded, and flood mitigation efforts are underway on the Lourens and Sir Lowry's Pass Rivers.
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Cape Town is investing in major sewer and flood mitigation projects in Strand and Helderberg, with ongoing resident engagement. A significant project is the R190 million rehabilitation of the Trappies bulk sewer, which is currently in multiple phases.
Other sewer rehabilitation projects in Strand are valued at R23.6 million, and upgrades in Helderberg are worth R14.9 million. Additional works include upgrades to the Gordon's Bay pump station to alleviate pressure on sewer systems and the expansion of the Macassar Wastewater Treatment Works.
Flood mitigation efforts include upgrades to the Lourens and Sir Lowry's Pass Rivers. The City encourages residents to report sewer issues through official channels.
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