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Unauthorised and Proposed Additions and Alterations to 12 Cadogan Place, Durban North
Initiated by: Sbonelo.Dlamini on 07/06/2023 - 18:51
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/unauthorised-and-proposed-additions-and-alterations-12-cadogan-place-durban-north
Author Post date Comment Status
Sbonelo.Dlamini 06/07/2023 - 12:20 Greetings all, I was checking there are any developments , regarding the application, as i have not received any correspondence from your side, my case in the agenda for the 28th but i was unable to join the meeting with the link issued for the first meeting
Unauthrised Additions and Alterations to 202 Gordon Road, Windemere, Berea
Initiated by: wayne.malgas on 24/01/2023 - 10:28
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/unauthrised-additions-and-alterations-202-gordon-road-windemere-berea
Author Post date Comment Status
wayne.malgas 09/07/2023 - 13:52 Please find herewith, the affidavits and title deeds required.
wayne.malgas 10/07/2023 - 01:45 Please see attached heritage impact assessment document
Proposed new KZN Museum (Revised proposal) at 96 Jabu Ndlovu Street, Pietermaritzburg
Initiated by: lindsay.napier on 20/04/2023 - 21:15
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/proposed-new-kzn-museum-revised-proposal-96-jabu-ndlovu-street-pietermaritzburg
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ros.devereux 17/07/2023 - 11:59 Dear Ros The Lions River Heritage Society Committee has decided not to oppose the demolition of specified parts of the old St Anne’s Hospital in the knowledge that the heritage sections of the building will be retained. Regret was expressed that the old X-Ray Department and the Chapel will be demolished as well. The former is a most interesting building and would enhance the property more that a parking area for buses, while the latter was a beautiful and meaningful part of the old hospital. With kind regards and thank you for including us in the documentation Jackie Jackie Kalley Chairperson LIONS RIVER HERITAGE SOCIETY m: 0829245892
Richtersveld Wind Energy Facility, Northern Cape
Initiated by: Nelius.Scheepers on 08/04/2013 - 16:39
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/richtersveld-wind-energy-facility-northern-cape
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Nelius.Scheepers 18/07/2023 - 07:56 The proponent name changed from G7 to Richtersveld Windfarm Project (Pty) Ltd. HCV Africa prepared and submitted a EA amendment authorisation appliation to DFFE, for the following changes to the approved project: 1. Number of turbines and output generation capacity - The EA authorised the construction of seventy (70) wind turbines with an output of between 2 MW - 3 MW per turbine, with a total energy generation capacity of up to 225 MW. The proposed amendment will decrease the number of wind turbines to thirty-two (32) with an output of approximately 7 MW per turbine. This provides a total potential generation capacity of 224 MW. 2. Hub height of turbines - The Hub Height of the new thirty two (32) proposed wind turbines will increase from the approved 100 m to a proposed 120 m. 3. Rotor diameter of turbines - The rotor diameter from tip of blade to tip of blade of the approved wind turbines is 117 m in extent and is increased to a rotor diameter from tip of blade to tip of blade of 155 m in extent. 4. Vertical disturbance area - he approved seventy (70) wind turbines (old project scope) had a total vertical bird/bat collision area of approximately 752,592.082m2 (πr2 = 10,751.315m2 x 70 turbines). The amended scope of the project with only thirty two (32) wind turbines (new scope) will have a total vertical bird/bat collision area of 603,814.108m2 ( πr2 = 18,869.190m2 x 32). This equates to a reduction of 19.768% of vertical collision area as relevant to impacts listed in the EIR and EA. Not only has this disturbance area modified in terms of total area, but with the modified hub height and rotor diameter, the disturbance envelope has changed. 5. Wind turbine disturbance footprint - The approved seventy (70) wind turbine total disturbance footprint of the foundation construction is approximately: 70 x 400 m² = 28 000 m². The proposed disturbance footprint of the foundation construction of the thirty two (32) wind turbines is: 32 x 362 m² = 11 584 m² in extent. This equates to a forty one (41%) percent decrease in the overall disturbance footprint of the proposed thirty two (32) wind turbines. 6. Laydown areas for each turbine - The associated laydown areas of each individual turbine are approximately 2500 m² in extent. The total laydown area disturbance footprint for the approved seventy (70) wind turbines is: 70 x 2500 m² = 175 000 m² in extent versus the total laydown area disturbance footprint of thirty two (32) turbines which is: 32 x 2500 m² = 80 000m². This is a reduction in disturbance of approximately forty six (46%) percent. 7. Change in the layout plan - With modifications to turbine numbers the layout plan has also been modified. 8. Addition of 125 MW of battery storage (BESS). The EA amendment application is currently being reviewed and evaluated by DFFE.
Nelius.Scheepers 18/07/2023 - 07:56 The proponent name changed from G7 to Richtersveld Windfarm Project (Pty) Ltd. HCV Africa prepared and submitted a EA amendment authorisation appliation to DFFE, for the following changes to the approved project: 1. Number of turbines and output generation capacity - The EA authorised the construction of seventy (70) wind turbines with an output of between 2 MW - 3 MW per turbine, with a total energy generation capacity of up to 225 MW. The proposed amendment will decrease the number of wind turbines to thirty-two (32) with an output of approximately 7 MW per turbine. This provides a total potential generation capacity of 224 MW. 2. Hub height of turbines - The Hub Height of the new thirty two (32) proposed wind turbines will increase from the approved 100 m to a proposed 120 m. 3. Rotor diameter of turbines - The rotor diameter from tip of blade to tip of blade of the approved wind turbines is 117 m in extent and is increased to a rotor diameter from tip of blade to tip of blade of 155 m in extent. 4. Vertical disturbance area - he approved seventy (70) wind turbines (old project scope) had a total vertical bird/bat collision area of approximately 752,592.082m2 (πr2 = 10,751.315m2 x 70 turbines). The amended scope of the project with only thirty two (32) wind turbines (new scope) will have a total vertical bird/bat collision area of 603,814.108m2 ( πr2 = 18,869.190m2 x 32). This equates to a reduction of 19.768% of vertical collision area as relevant to impacts listed in the EIR and EA. Not only has this disturbance area modified in terms of total area, but with the modified hub height and rotor diameter, the disturbance envelope has changed. 5. Wind turbine disturbance footprint - The approved seventy (70) wind turbine total disturbance footprint of the foundation construction is approximately: 70 x 400 m² = 28 000 m². The proposed disturbance footprint of the foundation construction of the thirty two (32) wind turbines is: 32 x 362 m² = 11 584 m² in extent. This equates to a forty one (41%) percent decrease in the overall disturbance footprint of the proposed thirty two (32) wind turbines. 6. Laydown areas for each turbine - The associated laydown areas of each individual turbine are approximately 2500 m² in extent. The total laydown area disturbance footprint for the approved seventy (70) wind turbines is: 70 x 2500 m² = 175 000 m² in extent versus the total laydown area disturbance footprint of thirty two (32) turbines which is: 32 x 2500 m² = 80 000m². This is a reduction in disturbance of approximately forty six (46%) percent. 7. Change in the layout plan - With modifications to turbine numbers the layout plan has also been modified. 8. Addition of 125 MW of battery storage (BESS). The EA amendment application is currently being reviewed and evaluated by DFFE.
Sampling permit
Initiated by: heidi.fourie on 11/07/2016 - 11:42
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/sampling-permit
Author Post date Comment Status
justin.adams 19/07/2023 - 06:11 Final report for CaseID 9849 attached.
DEMOLTION OF EXISTING STRUCTURES ON SITE AT ERF 33065 - PINETOWN
Initiated by: usthani.govind on 18/05/2023 - 11:22
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/demoltion-existing-structures-site-erf-33065-pinetown
Author Post date Comment Status
Nokubonga.Dlamini 26/07/2023 - 12:12 Good day, Your application is incomplete and cannot be discussed by our committee. We will need elevation sections of your drawings, internal photographs of the property for our assessment and grading, and photographs showing 4 sides of the property. GOOGLE IMAGES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED.
Glenover Vermiculite and Dryers
Initiated by: Gregory.Netshilindi on 19/05/2022 - 08:50
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/glenover-vermiculite-and-dryers
Author Post date Comment Status
Gregory.Netshilindi 27/07/2023 - 08:43 Environmental Authorization granted date 24/07/2023
Proposed Additions and Alterations to 58 Sir Arthur Road, Morningside, Berea, Durban
Initiated by: skylinedesign.studio on 06/09/2022 - 23:40
SAHRIS Link: www.sahra.org.za/cases/proposed-additions-and-alterations-58-sir-arthur-road-morningside-berea-durban
Author Post date Comment Status
devesh.rajakumar 27/07/2023 - 13:05 Good day Attached, please find proof of payment fro re-instatement of application

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