PHASE 1 CONSTRUCTION IS WELL UNDERWAY!

At the moment the construction team is busy with the following exciting construction projects;

• Building of the elevator shafts.
• The pillars for the high feature roof for the new food court are being casted.
• The pillars for the basement parking is being casted
• The slabs for the food court and the new Woolworths area are being casted.
• The walls inside the existing centre are being built where the existing tenants have moved out.
• Cell C can look forward to their new shop as this is almost finished.
• The next step in this phase will be the adding of the slabs in the basement parking and the building of the structure for the roof.
  

 

2.  Movers & Shakers inside the centre:

Mattress Zone at the Game entrance is still
operational, but will close at the end of April. They will only be trading from their shop at the FNB entrance.

The existing Vodacom4U store will be closing at the end of April and will trade from their temporary store next to Verimark.

Bears have moved to their temporary shop at the old Light Spot premises.

Incredible Connection has started trading at their brand new shop at the old Rage premises.

The toilets at Entrance 6 have been closed and the brand new toilets will open in 6 weeks’ time. The entrance of the toilets will move to the passageway next to Gospel Direct.

The FNB, Standard Bank and Nedbank ATM’s situated at Entrance 6 have been removed. The
temporarily ATM’s for Nedbank has been placed at the various entrances, but are not yet operational.

3. Parking:

• One of the centre’s main focuses is redirecting our shoppers to alternative parking areas at the Standard Bank, ABSA and Telkom Entrances.
  
• The parking opposite the outdoor kids play area will be closed by the end of March.
  
•   The basement parking is still scheduled to open in October 2013 and will include 700 new parking bays.
  

4. Road upgrades:

The first of the road upgrades and changes have started with the implementation of the 3 way stop on the corner of Doreg and Diffenbachia roads.