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Kusile Stormwater Drainage and Associated Infrastructure, near Delmas, Mpumalanga

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ProposalDescription: 

The proposed activities entails the construction of stormwater drainage and associated infrastructure at the overland conveyor and near the radial stacker at the Kusile Power Station. The following infrastructure is proposed, viz, stormwater collection channels, Overland Conveyor (OLC) 1&2 collection sump with a working capacity of 125m3 , the East Settling Tanks (EST) comprising of two compartments and a pump sump with a total storage capacity of 5394.3m3, two 250NB interconnecting pipelines (Length = 45m each) from the OLC 1&2 sump to the EST, a 300mm diameter above ground steel pipeline to transfer clarified water from the east settling tank pump sump to the ash dump dirty water drain (Total Length - 688m), the West Settling Tanks (WST) comprising of two compartments and a pump sump with a total storage capacity of 1270.2m3, a 200mm diameter overland steel pipeline to transfer clarified water from the west settling tank pump sump to the ash dump dirty water drain (Total Length - 178m) and groundwater interception drains will also be installed underneath east and west settling tank foundations with groundwater drains draining to the wetland. A gravel access road (169m in length and 6m wide) will be constructed from the sump to the EST. Mpumalanga.

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The existing overland conveyor system is operating without stormwater infrastructure, and this has resulted in ash-laden stormwater runoff entering into the nearby wetlands, thereby contaminating the water resources. The proposed stormwater drainage and associated infrastructure is aimed at improving the environmental performance of the power station by eliminating the pollution of the watercourses.

ApplicationDate: 

Wednesday, November 9, 2022 - 10:08

CaseID: 

20046

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CaseReferenceDepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDateContactPerson
Kusile Stormwater Drainage and Associated Infrastructure, near Delmas, Mpumalanga
12/12/2022

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Existing Overland Conveyor from Power Station
Embankment
Existing Radial Stacker
Existing Overland Conveyor
Proposed East Settling Tank area
Proposed sump area
Site area for East Settling Tank
Stormwater Runoff at OLC
Stormwater Runoff underneath Overland Conveyor

Public Comments

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Natasha Lalie
1 year 3 months ago
GIBB Engineering & Science - Durban

Dear Natasha As requested on 2 February 2023, we have uploaded the comments raised by SAHRA and the responses by the Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP). See attached email memo to SAHRA sent on 2 Feb 2023. Regards Natasha Lalie Environmental Assessment Practioner For Zitholele Consulting (Pty) Ltd

 

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