The Mheza Trust project 3

Every plot is designed for rainwater harvesting: roof catchment from your home feeds a JoJo-style storage tank, providing household and garden water. This is endorsed in the development's water strategy. The farm's existing dam provides supplementary water for construction and communal use.

Each plot uses an individual septic tank system — a sanitation approach for which the BCMM Sanitation Division has issued a formal no-objection. Soil percolation testing has been completed to confirm suitability. The system is inspected at building-plan stage and requires no municipal sewerage reticulation, keeping plot costs affordable.

An existing Eskom connection serves the farm. As rezoning is finalised, electrical reticulation will be extended to each block, with individual connections available to homeowners through standard Eskom application processes.

Primary roads carry a 9–11m reserve and secondary roads a 6m minimum — wider than most urban subdivisions. Gravel-surfaced initially and designed for future upgrading, the network ensures emergency vehicle access, school transport, and all-weather usability.

The farm's dam is retained as a community feature with legally compliant setbacks. No plot encroaches on the dam buffer, and green belts surround it — protecting water quality and creating a natural recreational centerpiece for the village.