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NOTICE OF BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THE PROPOSED BRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN FARM NUMBER 38 PORTION 01 IN MOSES KOTANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY UNDER THE JURISDICTION BOJANALA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY IN THE NORTH WEST PROVINCE Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 41 of the EIA Regulations (2014) published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 published in terms of Chapter 6 of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) and the EIA Regulations 2014 of the intent to carry out a Basic Assessment for the following proposed activity: NATURE OF ACTIVITY The proposed construction of the bridge infrastructure within the jurisdiction of Moses Kotane Local Municipality.The proposed project triggers the following listed activities: EIA REGULATION PUBLISHED IN GOVERNMENT NOTICE ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 983 Listing Notice 1 of December 2014 12 (iii) The development of bridges exceeding 100 square metres in size where such development occurs within a watercourse Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 983 Listing Notice 1 of December 2014 19 (i) 7KH LQ¿OOLQJ RU GHSRVLWLQJ RI DQ\ PDWHULDO of more than 5 cubic metres into, or the dredging, excavation, removal or moving of soil, sand, shells, shell grit, pebbles or rock or more than 5 cubic metres from a watercourse CO-ORDINATES: Latitude: 25o10’ 22.55” S Longitude: 27o11’ 20.35 E NAME OF APPLICANT: Moses Kotane Local Municipality REGISTRATION OF INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES: In terms of Regulations 42 & 43 of the EIA Regulations published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 the public is invited to register as Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs); express interest, comment and participate in the Public Participation Process (PPP) respectively within 30-calendar days) 18TH September 2015 to 18th October 2015. To partake in this process and obtain further information regarding the proposed project please make use the contact details provided in the table below and forward your comments before the 18th October 2015. A copy of the Draft Basic Assessment will be available at our 3UHWRULD 2I¿FHV XSRQ UHTXHVW DQG DW WKH 6FKRRO /LEUDU\ DW Segakwane Primary School in Segakwane Village Ward 31 and at Mokwase Library at the Moses Kotane Civic Centre. CONTACT DETAILS Contact person Contact number Email Address Fax number Physical Address Vele Khangale 012 343 9820 / 073 173 9244 vele.khangale@ tshikovha.co.za Fax: 086 600 1016 2I¿FH 3DUN Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0028 Benard Madziwa 012 343 9820 / 083 469 2487 benard.madziwa@ tshikovha.co.za p 14 18 September 2015, PLATINUM WEEKLY, 50 Marais Street, Tel: 014 592 9686, Fax: 011 252 6669, E-mail: [email protected] Hartbeespoort ± 7KH YHU\ ¿UVW +DUWLZRRG )RRG DQG )LOP )HVWLYDO ZDV KHOG DW )UHQFK 7RDVW &RIIHH &DIp RXWVLGH +DUWEHHVSRRUW IURP )ULGD\ WR 6XQGD\ 6HSWHPEHU 7KH IRRG DQG GULQN RQ RIIHU ZDV HYHU\WKLQJ D JRXUPDQG FRXOG ZLVK IRU DQG WKH ¿OP SURJUDP ZHOO LW ZDV D VLOYHUVFUHHQ DGGLFW¶V GUHDP FRPH WUXH Rustenburg – Impala Platinum, in partnership with the North West Department of Education and the Impala Bafo- keng Trust [IBT], has recently commenced construction of Platinum Village School in Rustenburg. The R120 million school building initiative will provide a quality education for 1 700 primary and secondary school learners residing within close proximity to Platinum Village in Rustenburg and is in line with Government’s vision for integrated human settlements. The new school, which will be completed by December 2016, will be equipped with 34 classrooms, a school hall, a computer room, a library, an administration block, sport amenities and ablution facilities. The building of Platinum Village School forms an integral part of Impala Platinum’s Platinum Village Home Owner- VKLS VFKHPH D ÀDJVKLS SURMHFW YDOXHG DW 5 ELOOLRQ LQFRU- porating 2 420 houses, which will be completed over the next four years. “Our goal is to improve the living conditions of all our em- ployees and to encourage them to become homeowners. We offer interest free loans for up to a third of the value of a house in Platinum Village to make it affordable for our employees. Impala Platinum is proud to be a developer of sustainable and viable communities with all the associated infrastructure and amenities. An essential aspect to this is ensuring that the children in these communities receive quality education, as learning is the foundation for a suc- cessful future,” Group Property Manager, Cassie Correia, said on 9 September 2015. ,Q ,PSDOD 3ODWLQXP FRPPHQFHG ZLWK LWV ¿UVW KRPH ownership programme project valued at R406 million. At Sunrise View in Boitekong, Rustenburg 1 717 houses were built and sold to employees. Impala Platinum also partnered with the North West Department of Education to build a pri- mary and secondary school accommodating 1 800 learn- ers. The construction of the schools provided jobs for over 280 skilled and unskilled people. Of these, 232 were mem- bers of the local community. The primary school opened in January 2013 and the secondary school in January 2014. In 2007 Impala Platinum together with the North West De- partment of Education built Vuk’uzenzele Primary School, situated next to Impala Platinum’s Simunye Residence (formerly known as No. 8 shaft hostel) in Freedom Park, 5XVWHQEXUJ 7KH VFKRRO ZDV RI¿FLDOO\ RSHQHG RQ -XQH 2008. The refurbished primary school accommodates ap- proximately 1 000 learners and 21 educators. All the learn- ers are drawn from the impoverished informal settlement, Freedom Park. The construction phase provided employ- ment opportunities for 80 people, 34 of whom live in Free- dom Park. “Given the challenging social context of our country, we strongly believe in investing in social development initia- tives particularly in the communities that are home to our employees and their families. Our investment in housing and educational projects demonstrates our commitment to developing viable local communities were employees are able to reside with their families in a stable, healthy and secure environment within close proximity to work and to educational facilities,” Correia concluded. Since 2007, Impala has invested R1billion in its home own- ership and school building projects. Loxton Lager from the Karoo was also represented. What is a French festival without a puppeteer? Representatives from Ennis Thabang Farm School with the lovely eats and hand-made recycled arts and crafts at their stall. What is a French festival without a puppeteer? Coffee beans roasted the Africa way. Take away food with a difference: chick- HQ OLYHU SkWp DQG VHHG ELVFXLWV Impala’s R120m school building Young community members at Platinum ] Village. Learners at Sunrise View Secondary School.
Transcript of Impala’s R120m school building of 18 Sept 2015 PW.pdfSunrise View in Boitekong, Rustenburg 1 717...
NOTICE OF BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THE PROPOSED BRIDGE INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN FARM NUMBER 38 PORTION 01 IN MOSES KOTANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY UNDER THE JURISDICTION BOJANALA
DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY IN THE NORTH WEST PROVINCENotice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 41 of the EIA Regulations (2014)
published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 published in terms of Chapter 6 of the National Environment Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998)
and the EIA Regulations 2014 of the intent to carry out a Basic Assessment for the following proposed activity:
NATURE OF ACTIVITYThe proposed construction of the bridge infrastructure within the jurisdiction of Moses Kotane Local Municipality.The proposed project triggers the following listed activities:
EIA REGULATION PUBLISHED IN
GOVERNMENT NOTICEACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 983 Listing Notice 1 of December 2014
12 (iii)
The development of bridges exceeding 100 square metres in size where such development occurs within a watercourse
Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 983 Listing Notice 1 of December 2014
19 (i)
of more than 5 cubic metres into, or the dredging, excavation, removal or moving of soil, sand, shells, shell grit, pebbles or rock or more than 5 cubic metres from a watercourse
CO-ORDINATES: Latitude: 25o10’ 22.55” S Longitude: 27o11’ 20.35 ENAME OF APPLICANT: Moses Kotane Local Municipality
REGISTRATION OF INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES:In terms of Regulations 42 & 43 of the EIA Regulations published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 the public is invited to register as Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs); express interest, comment and participate in the Public Participation Process (PPP) respectively within 30-calendar days) 18TH September 2015 to 18th October 2015. To partake in this process and obtain further information regarding the proposed project please make use the contact details provided in the table below and forward your comments before the 18th October 2015. A copy of the Draft Basic Assessment will be available at our
Segakwane Primary School in Segakwane Village Ward 31 and at Mokwase Library at the Moses Kotane Civic Centre.
CONTACT DETAILS
Contact person
Contact number
Email Address Fax number
Physical Address
Vele Khangale
012 343 9820 / 073 173 9244
[email protected] Fax: 086
600 1016 Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0028Benard
Madziwa012 343 9820 / 083 469 2487
p 14 18 September 2015, PLATINUM WEEKLY, 50 Marais Street, Tel: 014 592 9686, Fax: 011 252 6669, E-mail: [email protected]
Hartbeespoort
Rustenburg – Impala Platinum, in partnership with the North West Department of Education and the Impala Bafo-keng Trust [IBT], has recently commenced construction of Platinum Village School in Rustenburg. The R120 million school building initiative will provide a quality education for 1 700 primary and secondary school learners residing within close proximity to Platinum Village in Rustenburg and is in line with Government’s vision for integrated human settlements. The new school, which will be completed by December 2016, will be equipped with 34 classrooms, a school hall, a computer room, a library, an administration block, sport amenities and ablution facilities.The building of Platinum Village School forms an integral part of Impala Platinum’s Platinum Village Home Owner-
-porating 2 420 houses, which will be completed over the next four years. “Our goal is to improve the living conditions of all our em-ployees and to encourage them to become homeowners. We offer interest free loans for up to a third of the value of a house in Platinum Village to make it affordable for our employees. Impala Platinum is proud to be a developer of sustainable and viable communities with all the associated infrastructure and amenities. An essential aspect to this is ensuring that the children in these communities receive quality education, as learning is the foundation for a suc-cessful future,” Group Property Manager, Cassie Correia, said on 9 September 2015.
ownership programme project valued at R406 million. At Sunrise View in Boitekong, Rustenburg 1 717 houses were built and sold to employees. Impala Platinum also partnered with the North West Department of Education to build a pri-mary and secondary school accommodating 1 800 learn-ers. The construction of the schools provided jobs for over 280 skilled and unskilled people. Of these, 232 were mem-bers of the local community. The primary school opened in January 2013 and the secondary school in January 2014. In 2007 Impala Platinum together with the North West De-partment of Education built Vuk’uzenzele Primary School, situated next to Impala Platinum’s Simunye Residence (formerly known as No. 8 shaft hostel) in Freedom Park,
2008. The refurbished primary school accommodates ap-
proximately 1 000 learners and 21 educators. All the learn-ers are drawn from the impoverished informal settlement, Freedom Park. The construction phase provided employ-ment opportunities for 80 people, 34 of whom live in Free-dom Park.“Given the challenging social context of our country, we strongly believe in investing in social development initia-tives particularly in the communities that are home to our employees and their families. Our investment in housing and educational projects demonstrates our commitment to developing viable local communities were employees are able to reside with their families in a stable, healthy and secure environment within close proximity to work and to educational facilities,” Correia concluded.Since 2007, Impala has invested R1billion in its home own-ership and school building projects.
Loxton Lager from the Karoo was also represented.
What is a French festival without a puppeteer?Representatives from Ennis Thabang Farm School with the lovely eats and hand-made recycled arts and crafts at their stall.
What is a French festival without a puppeteer?
Coffee beans roasted the Africa way.
Take away food with a difference: chick-
Impala’s R120m school building
Young community members at Platinum ]
Village.
Learners at Sunrise View Secondary School.
