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Upgrade of stormwater and environmental systems in port of saldahna

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The proposed upgrade of storm water and environmental systems in the Port of Saldanha within Saldanha Bay Local Municipality in the Western Cape Province

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Various storm water management infrastructures have been constructed within the Port. The Storm Water Master Plan (SWMP) of 2013 for the Port of Saldanha indicates that the existing storm water management infrastructure of certain areas in the Port is inadequate for 1:50 year flood line conditions. As such, if the infrastructure is not upgraded and/or replaced, uncontrolled discharge into the bay and municipal system will be imminent. Consequently, Transnet proposes to undertake the upgrading of the storm water and environmental systems within the Port. The proposed development entails the upgrade of the existing storm water infrastructure in both operational and non-operational areas of the Port in order to improve the storm water infrastructure systems in Western Cape province

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Friday, August 3, 2018 - 13:20

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12767

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