New Liquor Licence Application: Braai Point

Dear Community,  Please be advised that another application for a liquor licence in the Melville area was lodged with the Gauteng Liquor Board. This is for a restaurant on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Main Road (premises previously occupied by Nando’s), Braai Point – Application GLB7000011556. Application Braai Point The location of the proposed venue is in the already noisy Main Road. Those of you who live in this area […]

 

MRA Land Use: NCW Rezoning Application Erven 1021 and 879

Dear Melville Community, We have been alerted to the rezoning application of NCW. The rezoning is from “Residential 1” / “Special” to “Business 3” . This will allow for the operation of “shops, offices, restaurants, drycleaners and launderettes” at this location.   The two properties are adjacent to Main Road and are located at 3 Tenth Avenue and 46 Main Road.   The full application is available for review here: Erf […]

 

Liquor Licence Application: Brazenhead Melville

Please be advised that another application for a liquor licence in the Melville area was lodged with the Gauteng Liquor Board. This is for a restaurant (possibly a pub) on the corner of 4th Avenue and Main Road, Brazenhead Melville – Application GLB 7000011421 The location of the proposed venue is in the already noisy Main Road.  Those of you who live in that area will recall the noise nuisance […]

 

Liquor & Land Use Non Compliance: Ideal Cafe, Capella & Stones

The Melville Residents’ Association and specifically its MSI (Melville Security Initiative), Landuse and Liquor Portfolio committees require your urgent attention to escalate matters relating to public safety, health and safety, security, compliance to landuse bylaws and liquor laws in Melville.   This endeavour follows on the petition that more than 800 individuals signed for general by-law enforcement and which lead to a number of raids in Melville. However, the past […]

 

JPC RFP, lease of Melville Sports Centre Tennis Courts & Clubhouse update

Dear Melville community The City of Johannesburg have recently put out a public tender for the occupation and use of the tennis courts at the bottom of 9th Street. The MRA is not formally submitting a tender, but will provide support to any individual or group within the Melville community that would like to submit a proposal. It is important that we get one (or several) proposals from the Melville […]

 

RFP for the lease of Melville Sports Centre Tennis Courts & Clubhouse

We have been notified of a request for proposals for the lease of the Melville Sports Centre Tennis Courts & Clubhouse for Sports and Recreational purposes and related ancillary uses by the City of Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) A copy of the advert and tender are available for download RFP 08/2019 (Advert) Tender Document   Interested parties need to contact JPC directly for the tender documents.  

 

#BuyaMthetho Operation in Melville

There was another Buya Mthetho operation in Melville last night (7th Street, 4th Avenue & Main Road). The focus was on the more problematic bylaw compliance issues. Noise issues were also attended to and notices were issued. One specific “restaurant” on Main will be referred to land use law enforcement for operating illegally as a night club. Thank you to all those who participated, thank you Michael Sun (and his […]

 

Businesses in Melville shut down in Joburg safety operation

“Businesses and residents must thrive in unity but when it comes to safety and combating crimes, it’s non-negotiable with us.” – MMC Sun Thank you to MMC Michael Sun and his team for coming to Melville. We appreciate your help.   The joint operation on Tuesday, which included two emergency management services inspectors, was in response to complaints by residents. As many as 80 Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department members and […]

 

Beagle Watch Presents: Melville Domestic Forum Training

Melville Security Initiative – Beagle Watch presents Melville Domestic Forum Training Sessions

 

Happy New Year 2019

Dear Melville Community,   After a particularly turbulent year for Melville and South Africa in general, the MRA Executive Committee would like to thank the Melville residents and businesses for their contribution in various ways to ensuring that Melville remains a livable, walkable and diverse neighbourhood. In addition, our ward councillor, Bridget Steer, has been invaluable in assisting residents with their various queries and is hopefully enjoying her well earned break. […]