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NW 30/5/1/3/3/2/1/ (10919) EM

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The scope of the applications will be small scale Stone and Gravel quarry for road construction/maintenance purposes. The above area will be mined through opencast excavations where the gravel/stone will be removed with an excavator onto a stockpile and fed by a frond end loader into the screening/crushing plant. A stockpile will be created at the screening/crushing plant and loaded on the trucks for transporting to the clients. The area will be mined and rehabilitated and the sides will level to blend in with the surrounding environment. The area applied for is over natural grasslands. The vegetation cover seems to be scares partially with no big trees or shrubs. The mining focus area will be clearly demarcated and fenced off.

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The above area will be mined through opencast excavations where the gravel/stone will be removed with an excavator onto a stockpile and fed by a frond end loader into the screening/crushing plant. A stockpile will be created at the screening/crushing plant and loaded on the trucks for transporting to the clients. It is envisaged that some of the grave l (G5) will be loaded directly onto the trucks without any processing. The gravel/stone from the stockpile is transported at an average rate of 450 tons a day to the clients or as needed. The total estimated reserve of gravel is 350 000 tons taken at a production rate of 5000 tons a month it will take 70 months to work this reserve. The gravel/stone which is 3.5 m thick and the relatively low production rate of this operation make this 5 hectare to be worked sustainable over a period of two years.

ApplicationDate: 

Tuesday, October 26, 2021 - 11:32

CaseID: 

17416

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CaseReferenceDepartmentApplicationTypeDeadlineDateContactPerson
NW 30/5/1/3/3/2/1/ (10919) EM
Department of Mineral Resources - North West Province
03/11/2021
Mutali Mulaudzi

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