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Olifantshoek Reticulation System

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The Gamagara local municipality is proposing to commence with the project of establishing a water reticulation network that connects six (6) existing boreholes and two existing reservoirs which will feed water to the proposed development of 1179 stands in the town of Olifantshoek, Northern Cape Province. The proposed development will be done on undeveloped land without any services. Currently the land is occupied by people who have not been legally allocated with stands and once construction of services starts these residents are expected to vacate the land.

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The Gamagara local municipality is proposing to commence with the project of establishing a water reticulation network that connects six (6) existing boreholes and two existing reservoirs which will feed water to the proposed development of 1179 stands in the town of Olifantshoek, Northern Cape Province. The proposed development will be done on undeveloped land without any services. Currently the land is occupied by people who have not been legally allocated with stands and once construction of services starts these residents are expected to vacate the land.

ApplicationDate: 

Monday, October 21, 2019 - 12:24

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14486

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Heritage Reports: 

Phase 1 Heritage Impact Assessment of a proposed new Water Reticulation development in Olifantshoek, Northern Cape Province.

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AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon Olifantshoek FINAL EIA Report.pdf
  2. PDF icon Johan Botes Project Experience and CV - Jan 2019.pdf
  3. PDF icon 1. Locality Map.pdf
  4. PDF icon 4. Site Sensitivity Map.pdf
  5. PDF icon 3. Conservation Status Map.pdf
  6. PDF icon 2. Vegetation Map.pdf
  7. PDF icon Ecological assessment report.pdf
  8. PDF icon ECOCON Olifantshoek Township HIA 1.0.pdf
  9. PDF icon KIM-WAT-2018-208 Olifantshoek GW SV_Prog Rpt_29Mar2019.pdf
  10. PDF icon Photo report.pdf
  11. PDF icon Environmental Management Plan - Gamagara local municipality.pdf
  12. PDF icon MCE - GLM 2015 - W- 000.pdf
 
 

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