EKURHULENI METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY The Smart, Creative and Developmental City

1. EKURHULENI METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY The Smart, Creative and Developmental City 2010 SOCCER WOLRD CUP

2. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATION • Introduction • Training Venues • Bid Book Identified Stadiums • Legacy Projects • Geographical Location of Stadiums • Multi-Year Capital Budget • Institutional Arrangements • Opportunities for EMM • Accommodation in Ekurhuleni • Edutainment • Eco-Tourism • Major FIFA Official Events • Key Priority Issues • Progress To Date • Way Forward

3. 2010 WORLD CUP 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • INTRODUCTION • Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality-EMM- was established in 2000 with the amalgamation of eleven East Rand Local Authorities. • Ekurhuleni is situated in South Africa's Manufacturing Heartland and hosts around 8000 industries. • The EMM is not a Host City but will only be used for training venues. • The location of the JIA(O.R.Tambo International Airport, within the EMM boundaries makes EMM an important role-player. • The strategic road network and the presence of the existing rail network running through the EMM are key components to successfully deal with the anticipated influx of visitors (these are N3,N12,N17 R21 R24).

4. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP TRAINING VENUES • Bid Book is the basis for preparations of the event. • Upgrading of Training Venues is in accordance with FIFA list of Requirements. • Each training venue to be equipped with facilities for the Media • Training facilities will have pitches of natural grass, prepared to resemble as closely as possible the playing surfaces in the official match venues • Internet access, public telephones etc. • Provision of necessary security personnel and Marshals to secure training venues.

5. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • BID BOOK IDENTIFIES THE FOLLOWING STADIUMS AS TRAINING VENUES: • MAKHULONG STADIUM: R35 million is required to complete the project. Upgrading is continuing in accordance with approved Master Plan. • VOSLOORUS STADIUM: R27 million is required to complete the project. Upgrading is continuing in accordance with approved Master Plan. • GERMISTON STADIUM: No Master Plan in place (will not be developed for world cup 2010). • MEHLARENG STADIUM: No Master Plan in place will not be developed for 2010 w/c.

6. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • LEGACY PROJECTS • SINABA STADIUM: • Gauteng Province have allocated R10 million in 2005/06. • Project is being run by Province in conjunction with EMM. • Master plan is being finalized. • KATLEHONG STADIUM: R31 million is required to complete the project. Upgrading is continuing in accordance with approved Master Plan.

7. 2010 SOCCER WORLDCUP Geographic Location of Stadiums

8. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP Multi-Year Capital Budget

9. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS EKURHULENI METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY: 2010 WORLD CUP STEERING COMMITTEE Strategic Executive Director: (Chairperson) H.O.D’s Various Departments Leaders: Captains of Business and other Stakeholders MMC’S Various Portfolios • EMM Departments • Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture • Roads, Transport and Civil Works • Municipal Infrastructure • Public Safety • Communication and Marketing • Environment and Tourism • Finance • Local Economic Development • Health

10. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMM • JIA is the focal point or point of entry • Investment Promotion • Job Creation and Skills Development • Improved Economic Growth • Develop World Class Stadia • Urban Renewal • Linkage between JIA(O.R.Tambo International Airport) and Gautrain • Marketing and Branding of EMM • Infrastructure Development

11. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP ACCOMMODATION IN EMM

12. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • EDUTAINMENT • Internationally Acclaimed Productions at Theatres • Cultural Music Festivals • Heritage Sites • Craft and Flea Market • Casinos • Children’s Activities • Cinemas • Clubbing/Night Life • Restaurants • Shopping Malls • Water Park

13. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • ECO-TOURISM • Bird Sanctuaries • Dams • Lakes • Nature Reserves • Parks • Zoo’s • Nurseries • Flora Farm

14. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • MAJOR FIFA OFFICIAL EVENTS • Ekurhuleni intend to bid for the hosting some of the events events stated below: • Draw for the preliminary Competition • Draw for the final competition • Seminar for 32 finalists • Workshop for 32 finalists • Referees Workshop • FIFA Congress • FIFA Banquet • Major press conferences • Mascot and emblem launch

15. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP KEY PRIORITY ISSUES ROADS, TRANSPORT AND CIVIL WORKS • Master plans for all Training Venues • Transport Assessments and Traffic Impact Studies • Non-motorised Transport infrastructure requirements • Area supporting the Vosloorus Stadium • Area supporting the Makhulong Stadium • Area supporting the Germiston Stadium • Area supporting the Sinaba Stadium • Area supporting the Katlehong Stadium • Road infrastructure requirements • Area supporting the Vosloorus Stadium • Area supporting the Makhulong Stadium • Area supporting the Germiston Stadium • Area supporting the Sinaba Stadium • Area supporting the Katlehong Stadium

16. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP RTCW Continued • Related Road Engineering Services • Traffic Signage • Traffic Signals • Improvements at Transfer Facilities and Taxi Ranks • Oakmoor Station • Kempton Park Station • Germiston Station • Boksburg Station • Isando Station • Rail Improvements • Roadsfield (New Station) • Elsburg – Germiston – Karsene (line extension) • Kwesine – Zonkezizwe (line extension) • Angus – Kwesine (line extension) • Provincial and National Road Improvements • Improvements on the R21 freeway • Improvements on the R24 freeway • Improvements on the N12 freeway • Brakpan Station • Springs Station • Dunswart Station • Daveyton Station

17. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP KEY PRIORITY ISSUES COMMUNITY SAFETY • Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department will be involved in: • Escorts of Soccer Teams and Delegates • Patrol routes to and from JIA (O.R.Tambo International Airport). • Safety and Security of Tourist Destinations • Crime prevention and traffic law enforcement • Security and traffic control at practice Venues • Visible patrols at hotels and accommodations • Deployment of additional Metro Police at JIA (O.R. Tambo International Airport). • High visibility patrols on R21, R24,N12,N17 and N3 • Clearing obstructions and responding promptly to accidents • Police all protest marches and illegal gatherings • EMERGENCY SERVICES • Fire Fighting • Rescue • Hazmat • EMS • Call taking and Dispatching Centres

18. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP COMMUNITY SAFETY Continued • Disaster Management Centre • Volunteers Training and Administration • Research • Disaster Response • Risk Reduction • Early Warning Systems • Ensure risk monitoring capabilities • Forecasting and prediction of Disasters

19. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP KEY PRIORITY ISSUES ENVIRONMENT • Development of Multi-Purpose Parks. • Upgrading and Development of Town Entrances. Strategic Areas: All Major Routes of the Metro. • Tree Planting especially around Stadiums. • Landscaping and Greening around stadiums and CBDs :Strategic routes R21,R24,N3,N12 and N17 and CBD’s • Upgrade of Natural Areas for Tourism e.g. Conservation and Wetlands. • Upgrade of Regional Parks of the Metro.

20. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP KEY PRIORITY ISSUES

21. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • PROGRESS TO DATE • Upgrading of Training Venues in progress • Institutional Structures set up to plan, organise and prepare the City in Accordance with minimum requirements in the Bid Book • 2010 World Cup Business Plan being finalised • Experiential Trip to Germany (June and September 2005)

22. 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP • WAY FORWARD • Finalise Funding and Budget Allocation • Finalisation of transport network plan • Finalisation of plan for road construction • Implementation, Timeframes and Monitoring • Ensure Integration and Sustainable Development

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