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RRA Frequently Asked Questions
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Finances
General
Randpark Golf Club
Other information of general interest
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Finances
Q: My debit order is not coming off my
account. What should I do?
Contact us immediately, and take a gold star for reporting
it!!
Q: How do I make electronic
payments?
Electronic payments:
RRA Residents Association
ABSA
Branch Code 632 005
Cheque acc nr: 404 949 1583
Please use your street address as reference
Q: Where can I get a Membership / Debit Order
Instruction form?
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Collect a Membership Form from the Catbox office during
normal business hours.
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Download and print the Membership Form here.
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Completed forms can be returned to the Catbox office or
delivered to 43 Columbine Avenue.
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General
Q: What do I do if I see something
suspicious?
Do not get involved. Contact Piranha at 011 792 4000 immediately
Take note of as much detail as you can without putting yourself at risk and move on.
Q: Why are the booms sometimes
open?
The booms are manned 24 x 7. However, they are open daily from
6:30am to 8:00am and again from 16:30pm to 18:00pm to accommodate the peak traffic. They are
also open on Wednesdays, including the palisade gates, to accommodate the Pikitup garbage
trucks and are closed as soon as they are out of the area. If you find them open at any other
times please report this to Piranha at 011 792 4000.
Q: Who do I contact if I wish to get involved
with the committee?
If you wish to help out with the RRA committee or your Area
committee, please contact any of the Committee members listed here, or send an email to info@rra.za.org.
Q: How do I report a crime?
Report every incident, no matter how small! Report
to:
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Piranha: 011 792 4000
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SAPS Flying Squad: 10111
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You can report any crime-related incident directly on this website - click here.
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Randpark Golf Club
Q: RRA involvement in Klein Jukskei Park
proposal
15 December 2008:
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Various residents have expressed concern regarding the
Golf Club’s proposals for the park.
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Members of the RRA committee are meeting with the Golf
Club this week, to determine what has happened with the Club’s proposal/application to
City Parks, to table residents’ concerns and to seek undertakings from the Club that
will alleviate residents’ concerns and fears.
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The RRA committee is mandated to attend to “security and
other related matters” within the RRA area. The Committee met with the Club management
to understand what its plans were, examine the joint security benefits, and has
disseminated these to the residents via the newsletter. We believe that constructive
engagement with Club management will be the most beneficial route to follow and in the
best interests of residents.
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The RRA committee will keep residents informed of
developments.
12 February 2009:
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The RRA Committee is in ongoing discussions with the
Golf Club and has initiated a process of committing all decisions regarding the park to
a Memorandum of Understanding between the RRA and the Golf Club.
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The intention is to get this signed, and duly registered
if need be, so that use of the park area and respective obligations are clearly defined
for all future generations.
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General interest items
Q: What are the rights of motorists at road
blocks?
The following was taken from the Joburg website www.joburg.org.za
Roadblocks: There is ongoing confusion over the rights of
motorists at roadblocks.
In light of this, guidelines are suggested if an attempt is made
to arrest you at a roadblock:
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A copy of the warrant of arrest must be supplied by the
arresting officer on demand.
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A copy of the warrant of arrest does not need to be
available immediately, but you cannot be detained while the warrant or a copy thereof
is being fetched from the police station.
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You have the right to be informed of your constitutional
rights, which include the reasons for your detention and arrest.
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If you are subjected to any abuse of your human rights,
you will have a claim against the authorities.
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You must be taken to the place stipulated in the warrant
or a police station as soon as possible after the arrest is made.
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You are not arrested for failing to pay a traffic
violation but because you failed to appear in court pursuant to a summons.
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You have no right to see the return of service at the
time of your arrest; this can be obtained later.
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The magistrate has seen the return of service and issued
the warrant for your arrest on the basis of the information contained in it.
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In all circumstances where you are unsure of the
procedures being followed, keep notes and records of time, places and specifically the
names of the officials involved.
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The most important advice is to ensure that you act
immediately when you receive a traffic notice and, when you pay it, ensure that you get
a receipt or keep proof of payment if the payment was made electronically.
All roadblocks have debit card, credit card and cash payment
facilities.
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