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Monitoring of Electrical services excavations, Chiapinni Street

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The Electrical Department of the City of Cape Town is renewing Electrical services in the Street. The street lies in an area known to contain human remains (Green Point Burials Area). They have been requested to ensure that their work is monitored by an archaeologist.

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It is proposed that any human remains that are found will be impacted by the laying of cables be removed and relocated at the Prestwich Memorial as per the Ministers recommendations of 2003 for the Green Point area. This is the agreed protocol for this area after a long PPP. Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape Province.

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Monday, August 17, 2015 - 12:33

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8275

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Chiapinni Street study area
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