Glen Ives Dam

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Glen Ives Dam

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Status:

Decision Passed

HeritageAuthority(s):

Amafa

Case Type:

Development

Development Type:

Agriculture

ProposalDescription:

GLEN IVES FARM IRRIGATION SUPPLY DAM, UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, KZN

Expanded_Motivation:

The Jon Mackenzie Family Trust currently own and operate several commercial timber farms in the Harding region of the Ugu District Municipality, including the Glen Ives Farm. As part of the proponent's approach to diversifying their operation, they have decided to introduce avocado pear farming. The first phase of 10 ha is planned to be rolled out in 2022, with the intention of incrementally increasing the size of the avocado pear orchard to 50 ha in the subsequent five years To meet the water supply demands of avocado pears, Glen Ives Farm has identified a dam site on a perennial stream, which drains into the Weza River. Both the design and Water Use License Application, as required by the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998), have been submitted (with the decision on the Water Use License Application pending). The earth embankment dam will have a toe-crest-height of 4.9 m, a footprint of < 3 ha and will enable an irrigation requirement of 2,500m3/ha/annum.