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Ntambanana HIA

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ProposalDescription: 

The Applicant, City of uMhlathuze Local Municipality proposes to construct the Ntambanana Water Supply Scheme. The project is funded through the Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) and will provide safe, reliable, and sustainable water services to the rural communities of Mkhonto, Hlaza, Obizo, Malongweni, Maqedipuleti, Ndondwane, Mambuka, Magwetshana and Makholwase areas located approximately 16 kilometers north of Empangeni.

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The Applicant, City of uMhlathuze Local Municipality proposes to construct the Ntambanana Water Supply Scheme. The project is funded through the Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) and will provide safe, reliable and sustainable water services to the rural communities of Mkhonto, Hlaza, Obizo, Malongweni, Maqedipuleti, Ndondwane, Mambuka, Magwetshana and Makholwase areas located approximately 16 kilometres north of Empangeni.

ApplicationDate: 

Monday, June 13, 2022 - 08:20

CaseID: 

18794

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DepartmentDeadlineDate
Department of Water and Sanitation
30/06/2022

Heritage Reports: 

Ntambanana HIA

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