SOUTHERN + EASTERN BOUNDARIES — builder's setting-out sheet · registered General Plan GP 12794 (L.G. 9249/89) · prepared 2026-07-22
SOUTH · 27.00 m
Straight line, SW peg → SE peg, along the rear boundaries of Erf 1150 & Erf 1151 (Swemmer St properties). Direction ≈ 103.6° true (SW→SE). Erf 1139 lies on the north side of the line.
EAST · 37.69 m
Straight line, SE peg → NE peg, along the boundary with Erf 1140 (8 Koraal Ave). Direction ≈ 17.2° true (SE→NE) / 197.2° (NE→SE). Erf 1139 lies on the west side of the line. The NE peg is also the eastern end of the 16.00 m street front.
1 · The three pegs that define both lines
SW peg (south line meets the 45.00 m west line) -34.096665, 24.892432 34°05'48.0"S 24°53'32.8"E
SE peg (common corner — south line meets east line) -34.096722, 24.892717 34°05'48.2"S 24°53'33.8"E
NE peg (east line meets the 16.00 m street front) -34.096396, 24.892839 34°05'47.0"S 24°53'34.2"E
⚠ GPS coordinates are digitised from the SG cadastre (±0.3 m) — good enough to find the pegs, NOT to place a wall. The registered tape distances are authoritative. If a peg is missing or disturbed, a registered land surveyor must replace it (contact brief already prepared).
2 · Plan (south red · east orange)
2b · Aerial views (Kouga / SG cadastre on satellite)
Zoomed — both working boundaries (white = registered erf outline, red = 27.00 m south line, orange = 37.69 m east line, cyan = neighbouring cadastre) tap image for full resolution
East boundary in detail (SE → NE along Erf 1140) tap image for full resolution
Cadastre — the whole surrounding block with erf numbers (cyan = SG cadastre boundaries; 1137 is our office, 1150/1151 are the neighbours behind the south line, 1140 borders the east line) tap image for full resolution
Context — where the stand sits in Paradise Beach tap image for full resolution
2c · The registered General Plan — GP 12794 (L.G. 9249/89)
This is the LEGAL source of the boundary figures — subdivision of Erf 1134 Paradysstrand, surveyed Nov–Dec 1987, approved 1990-05-11. The zoom shows Erf 1139 with the registered distances AND bearings (east line 17°08'10", street 301°54'20") and the beacon labels (A3–A6 at the street).
GP zoomed to the property — Erf 1139 block with registered distances/bearings tap image for full resolution
Measure from any peg you can find — the intersection of two tape arcs locates the next peg. Registered figures in bold; others are cadastre-derived checks (±0.3 m).
From
To
Tape distance
Note
SW peg
SE peg
27.00 m
the southern boundary itself — wire check
SE peg
NE peg
37.69 m
the eastern boundary itself — wire check
NE peg
Street-WEST corner peg
16.00 m
along the street front (Koraal cul-de-sac)
SW peg
top of west line (5 m jog pt)
39.93 m
along the 45.00 m registered west line (SW peg is its south end)
SW peg
Street-WEST corner peg
44.91 m
diagonal check
SW peg
NE peg
47.88 m
the long diagonal — checks all three pegs at once
SE peg
Street-WEST corner peg
44.40 m
diagonal check
4 · Guide wire & chainage — both lines
Locate the pegs (usually 12 mm iron pegs, may be buried — probe/dig at the coordinates above; use GPS mode below to get within a metre or two).
South line: stretch a guide wire SW → SE. Taped length must read 27.00 m.
East line: stretch a guide wire SE → NE. Taped length must read 37.69 m.
If either wire doesn't tape to the registered figure, stop and query the pegs before building.
Any boundary point = a distance along the wire ("chainage"). Calculators:
South line — chainage from SW peg: m
East line — chainage from SE peg: m
Chainage tables (every 3 m — for printing)
SOUTH line (from SW peg)
Chainage (m)
Latitude
Longitude
EAST line (from SE peg)
Chainage (m)
Latitude
Longitude
5 · Live GPS mode (open this page on a phone, on site)
GPS off.
Phone GPS is ±3–8 m — use it to walk to the right spot and find the pegs, then switch to wire + tape. Never build off phone GPS.