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Title:

APP-002125: Application for an Environmental Clearance Certificate for the construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167, 2168 and 2169 , Extension 6, Hentiesbaai within the Erongo Region

Author(s):

Green Urban Sustainability Consultants

Publication Year:

2020

Abstract:

1. The Environmental Clearance Certificate is for: Activity 10(b) Infrastructure: The construction of public roads. 2.1 Title of Activity: Subdivision of Erven 2167, 2168 and 2169, Extension 6, Hentiesbaai. 2.2 Nature of Activity: The activity entails the construction of public roads. 2.3 Location of Activity: Erven 2167, 2168 and 2169 are in Extension 6 (south dune), Hentiesbaai, which is located within the Erongo Region. 2.4 Scale and Scope of Activity: All three erven lie vacant and are fully serviced with municipal services (i.e. water, electricity, and sewage) provided by the Henties Bay Municipality. The individual erven to be subdivided would be connected to these services. Streets should however be created to give access to all subdivided erven. These streets would be created by means of the proposed subdivision.

Item Type:

Report

Language:

Keywords:

EIA (local), environmental impact assessment

Files:

Attachment	Size
2125_ESR_Construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167 to 2169_Extension 6_Hentiesbaai.pdf	1.81 MB
2125_EMP_Construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167 to 2169_Extension 6_Hentiesbaai.pdf	801.07 KB
2125_Municipality Letter_Construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167 to 2169_Extension 6_Hentiesbaai.pdf	1.1 MB
2125_Proof of Consultation_Construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167 to 2169_Extension 6_Hentiesbaai.pdf	5.9 MB
2125_Map_Construction of public roads as part of the subdivision of Erven 2167 to 2169_Extension 6_Hentiesbaai.pdf	236.5 KB

Last date for commenting on this EIA: Thursday, 17 December 2020

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