In terms of recreational facilities, the Recreation and Parks Department will be allocated just under R30 million for the redevelopment and upgrades of swimming pools.
Some of the facility management projects include the construction of precast concrete walls around a number of sports grounds, a R13 million rand upgrade for the Lwandle community library, as well as upgrades to cemeteries and the Maitland crematorium, totalling just over R30 million.
Among the projects in recent years have included the introduction of an online appointment system for city clinics and a venue booking system for recreation and parks facilities, that went live in March this year.
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