Oude Westhof

The OWMHOA AGM was held on the Thursday 26th May 2022 at the Protea Valley Church. We were fortunate enough to have a quorum present and the meeting was therefore able to take place. Our chairman, Werner Greeff, presented his Chairman’s Report on Administration for May 2021 to May 2022, as well provided feedback on the OWMHOA Financials. Several resolutions were tabled, one of them been the election of our trustees for the following financial year.

Please click on the link below to download the Chairman’s Report for 2022, as well as the AGM Minutes.

• Chairmans Report May 2022
• OWH AGM Munites 26 May 2022

We would like to thank all those who attended the AGM, and encourage you to read the reports and minutes of the meeting.

We would like to thank the following members for volunteering and who were selected as your OWMHOA Trustees for the coming year:

Chairman: Mr. Werner Greeff (Additional Portfolio allocation of Legal & Architectural matters)

Finance: Mr. Ignatius Hagglund

Security: Mr. Morne Viljoen

Environment: Mr. Stefanus Pretorius & Mr. Heinrich Priem

Communication: Mrs. Robyn Viljoen

Have you heard the news? WhatsApp Chat Groups have now extended the number of members that can join a group!

We would like to encourage all those members who are not yet part of the groups, to click on the relevant links below and join:

• OWH Residents Group (General Communication & Sharing of Information)
• OWH Security Info Group (Security Concerns):

Over the last few months, you may have seen that some of the tree roots in our parks had gone astray, causing the bricks of our paths to become uneven in some areas.

This was recently repaired, by lifting the bricks, removing the tree roots and relaying the bricks, allowing a safe and secure pathway for our users again.

We encourage our members to make use of and enjoy the parks safely and responsibly.

At the end of April, the City of Cape Town appointed a contractor to clean up and trim the trees and reeds at the Riesling Park dam area. Earlier in June, they also attended to the reeds closer towards Van Riebeekshof Road side. It is important that these clean up’s occur, not only for environmental reasons, but also to ensure our area is kept clean and presentable, deterring vagrants and other unwanted parties to be hiding in overgrown areas.

The City of Cape Town has launched a new customer relations WhatsApp channel number, making it easier for one to report water and sanitation problems.

You can save the following number: 060 018 1505 or scan the QR code below to easily add the number to your contacts.

Remember to use our website (https://oudewesthof.co.za/) for the most current information regarding building regulations, security, regular rules and regulations of the Home Owners Association and the constitution. The website is linked to our Facebook page. Please also visit and like our Facebook page.