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Post date: 09/04/2021
Two graves with brick dressing were identified 5m north from road D4409. The graves are located at the junction between the D4409 and an unnamed dirt road. The graves do not fall directly within the proposed development area, they do however fall within the zone of influence for the construction activities. Thus, the potential impact on the grave is very high. The area in which the grave is located is heavily disturbed by the current construction activities as well as an existing dirt road.