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Eastern Basin, Acid Mine Drainage - Potable water pipeline

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ProposalDescription: 

A water pipeline must be layed to provide potable water to the Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) treatment plant (which is currently under construction) in Springs, Gauteng. The AMD plant is an emergency project and was granted and exemption environmental authorisation by the Department of Environmental Affairs. The potable water pipeline is essential to the operation of the plant. The water pipeline will be approximately 3.5km long and run adjacent public roads from its source (municipal water pipe) to its connection point at the AMD plant

Expanded_Motivation: 

Refer to the letter "AMD EB Letter to Heritage Department (Jan 2015)" in the "Additional Documents" section.

ApplicationDate: 

Friday, January 16, 2015 - 11:29

CaseID: 

7017

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