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Proposed Labour Centre located in Huhudi, Vryburg, North West Province

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The Department of Public Works proposes to develop a Labour Centre on Erf 5156 (a portion of Erf 2098) Huhudi, in the Vryburg area, in the North West Province. The site has a total extent of approximately 1.1 ha and is situated within Ward 9 of the Naledi Local Municipality, on the outskirts of the Vryburg CBD, at the corner of Nelson Street and Mosiapoa/Voortrekker Street.

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The proposed Labour Centre development will entail the construction of a building and parking space. The Naledi Local Municipality has confirmed capacity for the bulk civil and electrical engineering services. The site is currently vacant and was found to be transformed from past and current land uses. Heaps of rubble, litter, footpaths and informal roads were all observed within the project area. According to the 2015 North West Biodiversity Sector Plan, portions of the site were classified as Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecological Support Areas.

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Thursday, July 28, 2022 - 11:08

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19152

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  1. PDF icon Vryburg Labour Centre - BID.pdf
  2. PDF icon Vryburg Labour Centre - Draft Site Layout Plan.pdf
  3. PDF icon Vryburg Labour Centre - Locality A3.pdf
 
 

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