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Colenso Water Supply

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ProposalDescription: 

To refurbish and extend the water infrastructure for Colenso Town and the surrounding settlements as well as the bulk water supply to Roosboom. The existing water supply to Colenso town is sporadic and the network consists mainly of Asbestos pipes which has reached the end of its lifespan and needs to be refurbished. Further to this, several of settlements surrounding Colenso do not have any formalized water supply.

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uTDM intends to undertake to to refurbish and extend the water infrastructure for Colenso Town and the surrounding settlements as well as the bulk water supply to Roosboom. The existing water supply to Colenso town is sporadic and the network consists mainly of Asbestos pipes which has reached the end of its lifespan and needs to be refurbished. Further to this, several of settlements surrounding Colenso do not have any formalized water supply.

ApplicationDate: 

Wednesday, May 31, 2023 - 21:27

CaseID: 

21508

OtherReferences: 

CaseReferenceDepartmentDeadlineDateContactPerson
Colenso Water
Department of Water and Sanitation
30/06/2023
John Pakwe

Heritage Reports: 

Colenso Water Supply

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