A provincial spatial development framework must—
| (a) |
provide a spatial representation of the land development policies, strategies and objectives of the province, which must include the province’s growth and development strategy where applicable; |
| (b) |
indicate the desired and intended pattern of land use development in the province, including the delineation of areas in which development in general or development of a particular type would not be appropriate; |
| (c) |
coordinate and integrate the spatial expression of the sectoral plans of provincial departments; |
| (d) |
provide a framework for coordinating municipal spatial development frameworks with each other where they are contiguous; |
| (e) |
coordinate municipal spatial development frameworks with the provincial spatial development framework and any regional spatial development frameworks as they apply in the relevant province; and |
| (f) |
incorporate any spatial aspects of relevant national development strategies and programmes as they apply in the relevant province. |
Statistics Act, 1999
