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Construction of a Pump Station and Associated Pipeline and Toilets at WP 265 EX4, Umlazi.

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ProposalDescription: 

eThekwini Water and Sanitation (EWS) propose to construct two ablution blocks, a pump station and associated pipework in uMlazi E to provide formal sanitation facilities to the informal settlement in the area. Sections of the proposed pipelines and the pump station fall within 32 meters of a watercourse. Cumulatively, the pipelines will be longer than 300m and therefore AMAFA is required to comment on the application.

Expanded_Motivation: 

As part of the “Provision of Water and Sanitation to Informal Settlements within eThekwini Municipality”, certain priority informal settlements were identified within the eThekwini Municipality that urgently need ablution blocks, as well as water and sewer connections to serve the communities immediate needs. The proposed laid pipes (water and sewer) will tie-into existing reticulation and will provide future reticulation when the area is developed.

ApplicationDate: 

Wednesday, March 12, 2014 - 15:45

CaseID: 

5089

OtherReferences: 

CaseReferenceDepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDateContactPerson
DM/0008/2014
KwaZulu-Natal - Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs
22/08/2014
Natasha Brijlal

Heritage Reports: 

HIA WP 265 EX4

ReferenceList: 

Images
Overflowing manhole south-west of the proposed site for ablution block 1
Current waste water flowing towards the Fongozi River.
Proposed location for ablution block two.
AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon Cultivated land directly north of ablution block one.
  2. Image icon Photograph of the Fongozi River facing North.
  3. Image icon IMG_9495.JPG
  4. PDF icon KSEMS AMAFA Response 08.05.14.pdf
  5. File WP 265 EX 4.kml
  6. PDF icon EWS_WP 256 EX4_Final BAR.pdf
 
 

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