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Ritual Slaughtering for gain

24 July 2013 By Ward 5

Editor: Names and other info has been removed from the letter below which was addressed to MyPE and the Executive Mayor, the Acting City Manager, the Mount Rd SAPS and the Executive Secretary Public Health.

Dear Madam,

I have this morning at precisely 08:20 hrs received a complaint from a resident who lives in Stebonheath Road in Sydenham near to an Ambrose Street residence in Sydenham. The complainant is an 83 year old woman.

In light of the fact that permission was granted for a ritual/cultural slaughtering to take place on 20/07/2013 at 40 Ambrose Street, please note that in terms of the conditions the following were not complied with and thoroughly abused:

  1. No health nuisance (stench, noise, flies, manure etc) being created to the environment and neighbouring premises.
  2. Compliance with all noise legislation applicable within the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality at all times
  3. The slaughtered meat to be for private use only and not for distribution/sale to the public.
  4. Compliance to the Liquor Act 59 of 2003 regarding the use of alcohol.
  5. Compliance to the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 regarding road and verge use.

The SAPS Mount Road was contacted on 10111 by the complainant.

The owner of the premises uses this procedure of slaughtering as a means to create income. On this occasion numerous people attended the slaughter and were drunk and urinating in the street and in all abusing and not complying with the conditions as listed.

I request, with all due respect this matter be attended to without delay and any further applications be refused.

Yours sincerely,

Cllr Jeremy Davis
Ward 5

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Ward 5

Councillor Mornet Steyn (Democratic Alliance) Ward 5: Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality 4 Clevedon Street, Mount Croix, Port Elizabeth Tel: 041 373 0028 Fax: 041 374 0940 Cell: 079 490 0017 E-Mail: ward5[at]mandelametro.gov.za

Latest posts by Ward 5 (see all)

  • Ward 5 Report – June/July 2014 - 7 July 2014
  • Castros continues to flout noise regulations - 26 August 2013
  • Ritual Slaughtering for gain - 24 July 2013
  • Ward 5 Action Report 27 May to 7 June 2013 - 18 June 2013
  • Threatened Chronic Water Shortage - 21 May 2013

Filed Under: Ward 5 Tagged With: jeremy davis, ritual slaughter, sydenham, ward 5

About Ward 5

Councillor Mornet Steyn (Democratic Alliance)
Ward 5: Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality
4 Clevedon Street, Mount Croix, Port Elizabeth
Tel: 041 373 0028
Fax: 041 374 0940
Cell: 079 490 0017
E-Mail: ward5[at]mandelametro.gov.za

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