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THE MERGING OF THE MAMATWAN SINTERFONTEIN WASTE ROCK DUMP AND THE TSHIPI EASTERN WASTE ROCK DUMP

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ProposalDescription: 

An 18m wide (on surface) boundary is located between the MMT and the Tshipi Borwa Mine. Tshipi and MMT have approval to mine the 18m wide boundary pillar. Additional capacity is required to store waste rock generated as part of mining the boundary pillar. To cater for the additional storage, it is proposed that the Mamatwan Sinterfontein and the Tshipi eastern waste rock dumps are merged to fill the void between the two dumps. MMT is proposing on amending their approved EMP to cater for the merging of the waste rock dumps.

Expanded_Motivation: 

The merging of the two waste rock dumps will provide capacity for the storage of waste rock when the boundary pillar is mined. The merging of the two waste rock dumps avoids the extension of the footprint of the mine into undisturbed area.

ApplicationDate: 

Wednesday, March 27, 2019 - 15:09

CaseID: 

13642

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DepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDate
31/05/2019

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