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22 July 2009

LAND USE MANAGEMENT (LUM) MODULE

MAINTENANCE AND EXPANSION OF THE RATES BASE

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Introduction• The Rates Base Project

• Land Use and Development application process (Acceptance / Control over Fees, Scrutinize, Evaluation and Approval) is accommodated in one electronic process with tracking and reporting

• LUM as part of the project

• Involvement of role players in the LUM process

• High Level overview but with some detail

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Purpose of Presentation

PREPARATION FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LUM MODULE

ILLUSTRATE BENEFITS OF LUM AND OTHER MODULES

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HIGH LEVEL VIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

PROPERTYVALUATION

DEMOLITIONMODULE

BUILDINGCONTROLMODULE

LANDUSE

MODULE

LAWENFORCEMENT

MODULE

WATER

REFUSEREMOVAL

BILLINGSYSTEM

ELECTRICITY

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Requirements and Sub Systems

One Source of data

Monitor & Control over processes

Interface / Integrate :

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4Process :

Monitor : Events

Control : Assignments

GIS, Deeds, Zoning etc.

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Easy & Immediate access to Complaints

Instant notifications on progress

Self administration (Client)

As much data as possibleSecure system

Requirements and Sub Systems

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4Process :

Notifications

StatusReports / Letters Drop down lists

Document / Scan & Upload

Client Employees

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How Does It Work

Processes For : LEM , BCM & LUM

Workflow Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

GIS

Deeds

Events

Land Notifications Assignments

Escalations

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Capture Consent Use Application

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Capture Building ApplicationCapture Consent Use Application

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Capture Building ApplicationCapture Consent Use Application

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Capture Building ApplicationCapture Consent Use Application

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System takes control of the application by means of assignments to employees responsible for the next process and notifications to all interested parties.

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Once a document

/ photo has been

attached you can view or

print it any time

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System assigns the application to the Department head who must now assign role players to see this application through.

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System assigns each role player a ‘scrutinize’ assignment, as well as ‘Legal Dept.’

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Each Role player will have to perform his/her scrutinize.

NB; ALL DETAIL IS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING

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Checklist per Role player / Dept.

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System monitors each ‘scrutinize’ before continuing with the application process, which is the Requesting of Comments

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System notifies each Department that comments have been requested.

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Multiple Comments may be captured.

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The Application may be held until all comments received, or may continue with evaluation (User’s Option)

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The Evaluation must be Authorised.

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System validates various data captured. (Objections, Negative Comments )

Selection here determines the

route of the application.

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Opposed Route – The system guides through compiling the CPC report (Ex letters) and Authorising the CPC report.

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Opposed Route – The system guides Setting Committee Hearing dates, Capturing Outcomes, and Re-schedules hearings.

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The Un-Opposed route

The system guides the user through the compiling of the “Approval Letter” as opposed to the “CPC Report”

The Capturing of the Outcome Routine follows.

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The last step is to Capture the Outcome, which is done by selecting a Status.

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Depending on the application type the system guides the application through to;

Draft Scheme Process

Publish (promulgation)

Issuing of Regulation 38, 82, 101.

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The System Controls;

Objections - Withdrawn, Active and Late.

Appeals – Including hearings and outcomes.

Comments Management – Withdrawn, Negative, and Conditions.

Advertisements (Newspapers) and Placards

Applications withdrawn, Abandoned, and Re-evaluation.

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Benefits•Management Reports

•Positive Financial Implications (Rates Base)

•Management of Land Use Process. •Accountability / Responsibility•Integrated Processes LULAM and RSP Office Functions•Data Integrity

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENDANCE


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