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Revised Schedule of Fees for Applications made to the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA)

WJA BERGH MINING PERMIT APPLICATION AT DELPORTSHOOP THE REMAINING EXTENT OF ERF 28; A PORTION OF ERF 30; ERF 1565; A PORTION OF A GRAVEL ROAD NAMED 'SAAMLOOP STREET'; AND A PORTION OF AN UNNAMED GRAVEL ROAD Extent: 4.9979 Ha

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ProposalDescription: 

The applicant will make use of an open cast mining method for alluvial diamonds. The mining method being employed is an open cast mining process with oversize material from the gravel scalping and the tailings from the plant, being used as backfill material prior to final rehabilitation.

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The planned mining technique is that of a typical South African opencast alluvial diamond operation. The planned mining method is Opencast mining process with oversize material from the gravel scalping and the tailings from the plant, being used as backfill material prior to final rehabilitation. Gravels are excavated, loaded and transported to the nearby treatment facility using articulated dump trucks, NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE

ApplicationDate: 

Tuesday, November 23, 2021 - 10:35

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17595

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AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon Nema Scoping Report ANDRE BERGH (JUL) 2021).pdf
  2. PDF icon EIA EMP WJA BERGH APRIL 2022.pdf
  3. PDF icon 1 HIA Oryx Mining Delsportshoop Final.pdf
  4. PDF icon 2 PIA desktop report Berne Bergh Delportshoop 30 Jan2022.pdf
  5. PDF icon 3 DELPORTSHOOP CHANCE FINDS PROCEDURE.pdf
  6. PDF icon EIA EMP WJA BERGH JUNE 2022.pdf
 
 

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