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Sand mining project close to Aus townlands.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 2533_SR_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 1.96 MB |
| 2533_EMP_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 450.3 KB |
| 2533_Letter to EC_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 140.26 KB |
| 2533_Proof of Consultation_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 1.34 MB |
| 2533_Map_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 261.75 KB |
| 2533_CV_Sand Mining Project at Aus.pdf | 152.95 KB |
This document aims to provide you, as an Interested and/or Affected Party (I&AP), with background information regarding the application for Environmental Clearance Certificate for the proposed 100 MW solar power plant in //Karas Region. (Refer to Section 9: Locality Map), and Section 6 on the required environmental studies to be undertaken.
Kunene Grapes and Citrus Et Al (Proprietary) Limited seeks to become active at planting and harvesting agricultural fruits such as grapes, citrus and avocado plantation in the northern western part of Namibia. Kunene Grapes and Citrus Et Al (Proprietary) Limited has applied for about 670 hectares of land in Otjomaungu village in the Epupa Constituency. The allocated land is granted for grape projects. Kunene Grapes and Citrus Et Al (Proprietary) Limited is a wholly owned Namibian company planting and harvesting grapes, citrus and avocados in the North Western part of Namibia.
The environmental clearance certificate is for the operation of an accommodation facility outside of a town. The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) a section 21 company engaged in education, research, and conservation activities wishes to register some of the staff and visitor housing on the main campus for use as public accommodation facilities. This involves four structures with a total of nine bedrooms. All are located on the main campus of CCF at Farm Elandsvreugde, 44km outside Otjiwarongo on road D2440.
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| 2453_EMP_Renewal of an ECC for a tourism establishment.pdf | 1.44 MB |
| 2453_ECC_Renewal of an ECC for a tourism establishment.pdf | 259.65 KB |
| 2453_Map_Renewal of an ECC for a tourism establishment.pdf | 259.45 KB |