1. A review of the 2011 Gauteng Spatial Development Framework (GSDF) Terms of Reference Gauteng Planning Division: Development Planning Chief Directorate 29 May 2015

2. Rationale for the review of the GSDF TMR: The 10 Pillar Programme of Radical Transformation, Modernisation and Re- industrialisation NDP: National Development Plan Political Mandate SPLUMA: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 requires the Premier of each province to compile, determine and publish a provincial spatial development framework for the province.” Legislation Principle policy directives: 25-Year GITMP, GEMF, GEGDS, GIIMP, GGMP, Municipal GDSs, IDPs, SDFs New policy directives

3. Challenges that require focus Sustainability, urban resilience and the green economy in spatial planning Urban–rural integration Planning for affordable and efficient transport Policy alignment across spheres of government and sector departments Driving social cohesion and integration through spatial planning Affordable housing at scale and the pursuit of a sustainable urban form Directing development through growth management/Decisive Spatial Transformation A shared spatial vision

4. Key information to inform the GSDF Gap Analysis of the current GSDF 2011 Overarching policy directives Land use change and development trends A tile fitting exercise of the most resent municipal SDF’s Extensive spatial analysis on Geographic Information System Smart city approaches and innovation in the built environment Inputs by the Reference Group and stakeholders Inputs by primary research of the Gauteng Planning Division

5. Reference Group/Think Tank The GPD will establish a Reference group comprised of representatives from the following departments and institutions. The reference group will participate in stakeholder engagements and provide input and recommendations in the review process. Reference group meetings will be held in two phases. The first will be a visioning exercise while the second will be to provide input on the draft reviewed GSDF. The GPD will establish a Reference group comprised of representatives from the following departments and institutions. The reference group will participate in stakeholder engagements and provide input and recommendations in the review process. Reference group meetings will be held in two phases. The first will be a visioning exercise while the second will be to provide input on the draft reviewed GSDF. Municipalities Academia/Research Organisations Professional organisations (South African Council for Planners, South African Planning Institute, South African Property Owners Association) Provincial Sector Departments National Sector Departments State Owned Entities and Agencies and Youth formations Municipalities Academia/Research Organisations Professional organisations (South African Council for Planners, South African Planning Institute, South African Property Owners Association) Provincial Sector Departments National Sector Departments State Owned Entities and Agencies and Youth formations

6. Primary research by the Gauteng Planning Division Specialist Studies by the GPD to be incorporated in the review of the GSDF: Spatial Planning and Social Cohesion (e.g. Impact of Gated Communities) Strategic Densification Collaborative Spatial Governance Institutional Arrangements The implications of development corridors for the GCR The meaning of decisive spatial transformation in the GCR

7. Stakeholder engagement and service provider deadlines DateItem June Week 4Appointment of successful service provider July Week 1Inception Report August Week 3GPF 20 Aug 2015 August Week 4GSDF Colloquium (Tentative) Status Quo report August Week 4Reference Group October Week 1GSDF Review: First Draft GSDF Summit October Week 3Reference Group December Week 1GSDF Second Draft Gazette and Distribute Final Draft of revised GSDF February Week 4Deadline for comments February Week 4EXCO Submission

8. GSDF service provider Multi-disciplinary teamExtensive experience Ability to comply with timeframes Innovative approach A suitable service provider is required to prepare a comprehensive provincial Spatial Development Framework as the platform for decisive spatial transformation in Gauteng

9. Contact Details for technical queries Josiah Lodi Chief Director: Development Planning 082 885 8385 Josiah.lodi@gauteng.gov.za Project Manager: Mannini Makhele Director: Integrated Development Planning 071 495 0860 Mannini.makhele@gauteng.gov.za Assistant Project Manager: Neels du Toit Chief Town and Regional Planner Neels.dutoit@gauteng.gov.za

10. Thank you