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This section contains documents of interest in understanding the operating parameters for the proposed special rating area. Some of these (where indicated) are published by the City, and pertain to the legal / regulatory framework governing the formation and operation of a special rating area. Others are documents specific to the LMRID initiative, and include Read More ...
The 4 pillars of a Community Improvement District are Security, Cleansing, Environmental and Social spheres. Unlike most other CIDs, LMRID does not employ any staff, and thus does not provide any of these services directly – rather we have partnered with and contracted with other organisations who then provide the services required. For details of Read More ...
The LMRID area is bounded on the South, by Alma Road, on the West by Liesbeek Parkway, no the North by the N2 / M5 highways and on the East by the M5 and Rondebosch Common. The LMRID boundary encloses two neighbourhood watch organsiations that have been active for many years. On the North of Read More ...
Membership of the LMRID company 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 CID. Membership cannot be denied and the property owner is then entitled to attend, participate and vote at the members meetings held under the auspices of the Companies Act. To apply for membership please download and complete the relevant membership application form.
Should a member be unable to attend they may give another individual their proxy to attend and vote on their behalf. Non-members may attend and participate but cannot vote and as such may thus have limited influence on the CID activities.
The LMRID area is bounded on the South, by Alma Road, on the West by Liesbeek Parkway, no the North by the N2 / M5 highways and on the East by the M5 and Rondebosch Common. The LMRID boundary encloses two neighbourhood watch organsiations that have been active for many years. On the North of Read More ...
The 4 pillars of a Community Improvement District are Security, Cleansing, Environmental and Social spheres. Unlike most other CIDs, LMRID does not employ any staff, and thus does not provide any of these services directly – rather we have partnered with and contracted with other organisations who then provide the services required. For details of Read More ...
This section contains documents of interest in understanding the operating parameters for the proposed special rating area. Some of these (where indicated) are published by the City, and pertain to the legal / regulatory framework governing the formation and operation of a special rating area. Others are documents specific to the LMRID initiative, and include Read More ...
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) OF THE LMRID CID THAT WILL TAKE PLACE ON 20TH NOVEMBER 2025, WHERE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE DISCUSSED: Date: Thursday, 20th November 2025Time: 19h00 (registration for meeting), 19h30 (meeting commence)Venue: Mossop Hall, cnr Cheltenham and Roseberry Roads, Little Mowbray. AGENDA:
Welcome to the LMRID website. This site is to assist in communicating the process and the progress towards the proposed formation of the Little Mowbray and Rosebank Improvement District.