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Greytown Water service Scheme – Phase 2: Enhlalakahle Pipeline, UMzinyathi Municipality. KZN

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Proposed Greytown Bulk Water Supply Scheme - Phase 2, uMzinyathi Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal

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The overall project, Greytown Bulk Water Supply Scheme – Phase 2, is initiated by UMzinyathi District Municipality, and funded by DWA under the RBIG -Rural Bulk Infrastructure Grant. The project proposes the construction of approximately 4.26km of HDPE pipeline (with internal diameter less than 0,36 meters) for the transfer of potable water to the newly constructed low cost housing project. It was confirmed with DAEA that an Environmental Authorisation will be required for the construction of 5 sections only (total length of approx. 500 meters) of the pipeline, due to crossing sensitive areas (i.e. valley bottom wetlands). The total length of the proposed pipeline (4.2km) can be divided into 2 sections: 1) Section A: Pipeline to be situated in degraded areas (Approximate first 1,1km of 4,2km) The proposed pipeline will be laid in between two existing pipelines (one was recently constructed), in order to reduce the environmental impact of the construction activities. 2) Section B: Remainder of pipeline to be situated in transformed grasslands and sensitive / endangered ecosystems (approximately 3,1km of 4,2km) The proposed pipeline will be situated between the functional railway line and the existing dirt road used for forest plantation (managed by Mondi Pty Ltd). The proposed 5 sections of the pipeline that bisect sensitive areas are situated along this section.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013 - 12:48

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2483

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CaseReferenceDepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDateContactPerson
DC24/0010/2013
KwaZulu-Natal - Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs
04/07/2013
Aletta J Plomp

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Enhlalakahle pipeline - layout plan (pipeline in bold)
Sensitive areas along Enhlalakahle pipeline
AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon Enquiry to DAEA - Enhlalakahle pipeline
  2. PDF icon Needs and Desirability Application form
  3. PDF icon Ecological Report
  4. Microsoft Office document icon Site Photographs
  5. PDF icon Background Information Document
 
 

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