PLUMTREE TOWN COUNCIL 2 JULY 2018 PUBLIC NOTICE PLUMTREE TOWN COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO ADVISE THE GENERAL PUBLIC ...
Welcome to Plumtree Town
Plumtree Town Council is an administrative body responsible with service provision for residence of Plumtree.
The town council’s responsibilities range from the provision of clean drinking water, health services, decent housing, refuse collection and many others.
Background
The evolution of Plumtree Town Council can be traced back from 1897 where it started operating as a railway station.
That was the period when the railway line to Bulawayo was being constructed. Like the three other railway stations between Plumtree and Bulawayo, a tree was chosen for the name of the place.
Plumtree Town mushroomed as a semi-permanent outpost of early white settlers developing into alternative rail route of supplies between South Africa, Botswana, and Bulawayo.
Increased trade and rail activity gradually transformed what was primarily a transit port into an established community that experienced population growth, tax offices, administration structures, schools and farmers’ club.
The town board was under Bulilimamangwe district council until it was granted a town status in 2002, out of a decision by government to split what was then considered to be too expansive and administratively cumbersome a district: into 3 independent administrative authorities – Bulilima R.D.C; Mangwe RDC; and Plumtree Town Council.
It is the economic hub for Bulilima and Mangwe districts. The town is expanding in terms of residential housing units but there hasn’t been much development in terms of industry.
We are therefore inviting investors to explore the opportunities available in the growing town.
Take advantage of our strategic location and consider investing in a border town which has vast land for industrial, commercial and residential housing units.
Notices
Nonpayment of bills can lead to disconnection of water supplies to the defaulters. Bills that remain unpaid after disconnection of ...
Consumers are urged to make timeous payments of bills so as to enable Council to offer quality service delivery to ...
It is illegal for any person to consume Council's water without it permission; anyone found engaging in illegal connections is liable ...
Shopping mall stands available, CBD measuring 15 000m2. We are inviting serious developers to contact the Local Authority.
Low Density stands available at Plumtree Brooke, average size 1000m2.
People are advised to be stick to high hygiene practices and curb against the spread of Cholera.
High Density Stands will be available at Mathendele Ext before end of March 2018, average size 300m2
An application form is filled in for new connections for water supplies and sewer reticulation.
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