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Cape Argus
|February 20, 2026
Lease consultation begins
A VICTORY has been reached for residents after the City of Cape Town announced that a public participation process begins today on the proposed amendment to the ten-year lease agreement of Herzlia Sports Ground following an uproar due to its set closure to the public.
A copy of the circulation memorandum by the sub-council, dated February 18 was shared with the Cape Argus. It states: “Notice is hereby given that the City of Cape Town has received a request from the lessee of the Herzlia Sports Ground for the amendment of certain conditions contained in the existing lease agreement.”
A notice was placed informing the public that the facility will no longer be available to the public from March 1.
“Subsequently, various enquiries have been received, resulting in the Department commencing a public participation process on Friday, February 20, to invite comments from all interested and affected parties.
“The public participation process will run for a period of 30 days, to allow sufficient time for the submission of comments.”
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