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New Brighton-Swartkops Security Wall

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ProposalDescription: 

Transnet Freight Rail intend to construct a concrete security wall from the New Brighton yard to Swartkops in iBhayi, Ward 60. The proposed wall will be constructed in close proximity to a wetland, and this triggers the requirement for Environmental Authorisation and authorisation from the Department of WAter and Sanitation. The need for the security wall came about when the Qaqawuli informal settlement began encroaching on TFR's property which not only resulted in financial losses due to theft and vandalism, but also poses a safety threat to dwellers of the informal settlement due to the proximity to the railway lines. Eastern Cape

ApplicationDate: 

Monday, December 14, 2015 - 13:22

CaseID: 

8915

OtherReferences: 

CaseReferenceDepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDateContactPerson
14/12/16/3/3/1/1299
15/02/2016

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Images
ViewView to the south along the western boundary of the TFR property
View to the north along the western boundary of the TFR site
Typical vegTypical vegetation types that occur in the northern portion of the property
Looking towards the south from the northern portion of the property
Looking in a westerly direction at the informal houses along the Transnet property boundary.
A typical small depression located in the southern portion of the alignment, which is ephemeral
Reedbed found at the western side at the corner of Grahamstown Rd and John Tallant Rd
View of the eastern area for the proposed construction of the Transnet Security Wall running along Grahamstown Road, Deal Party and the surface disturbances caused by the construction and maintenance of the main rail line, underground pipelines, as well as view of the building ruins situated outside the proposed development area.
 
 

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