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Renewal: an EIA was conducted in 2021 and the ECC expired and therefore needs to be renewed. The Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) stipulates that an Environmental Scoping Assessment is required as the following ‘Listed Activities’ are involved: the Karas Regional council is of the intension to to establish 20 new extensions Within Aussenkehr and it triggers certain activities listed in the act. The construction of facilities for the transmission and supply of electricity.

Rehoboth Town Council wishes to formalize two extensions within Rehoboth Townlands. The proposed township development triggers listed activities as listed in the Environmental Management Act 7 (2007) and therefore requires an ECC before the process to the Urban and Regional Planning Board can get underway.

The proposed construction of a 200MW (Megawatt) solar photovoltaic plant on a leasable area equal to 505HA in the Areva/Orano Mine Area, !Oe-#Gan Traditional Authority Jurisdiction Area, Usakos District, Daures Constituency, Erongo Region.

Winplan needs to obtain clearance on a 120Ha ground within Rehoboth in order to continue with the flexible land tenure project. GIZ is funding the project in order to formalize existing settlements in Rehoboth by following guidelines of the Flexible Land Tenure Act.

Berseba Village Council previously obtained ECC in order to conduct township establishment within Berseba. The ECC had lapsed and therefore Berseba needs to renew their ECC to continue with the township establishment.

Proposed permanent closure and rezoning of Portion A of Erf R/901 Omulanga, Extension 2, from public open space to business, Otjozondjupa Region.

To renew the current ECC for a sand and gravel mine within Oniipa which lapsed November 2021.

Application for ECC for closure of a Portion of Erf 9804, Extension 39 and the rezoning of Erf 9804 from 'Public Open Space' to 'Parastatal', Swakopmund, Erongo Region.

The proposed site is situated within Ondangwa Extension 5 on Erf 1713. The site is currently undeveloped. The proponent wishes to subdivide Erf 1713, Ondangwa Extension 5 into portion A and Remainder. Remainder Erf 1717 will continue to be used for industrial purposes. The subdivided Portion A will be used as part of the road in order for the trucks to have adequate manoeuvring space for a turning circle. The image below shows the scale of the portion that needs to be subdivided from Erf 1713 and the reason WINPLAN needs to conduct an EIA for this creation of street.

Renewal of expired Environmental Impact Assessment Certificate. The EIA was issued before but has in the meantime expired. This application is therefore being made for a renewal of the certificate for the Environmental impact assessment for the proposed township establishment on portion 23 of Grootfontein Town and Townlands No. 814/Remainder.

The owner of the respective two erven wishes to conduct township establishment on both erven (Tamariskia Erven 673 and RE 540, Extension 2, Swakopmund). the proposed township establishment triggers certain listed activities as per the Environmental Regulations.

To renew an ECC which was obtained the 30th November 2018 for an existing sand and gravel mine which is in operation and would like to continue in the future. The existing ECC Expires on the 30th November 2021.

To allow Township Establishment on the Remainder Rehoboth Townlands No. 302. Certain listed activities per the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) were triggered: Activity 1(b), Activity 2.3, Activity 4, Activity 5.2, Activity 10.1(a,b) .

Oniipa Town Council wishes to formalize the existing townships within the settlement by planning 18 new extensions within Oniipa. These site are already disturbed by the inhabitants, but the roads and erven are not formalized. The proposed township establishment triggers certain listed activities in terms of Act no. 7 of 2007 of the Environmental Management Plan.

Karas regional council wishes to establish townships within Aussenkehr, in order for the Planning Board to approve the Township Establishments, an clearance certificate is required.

In line with the environmental regulatory requirements and project registration, WINPLAN Town and Regional Planning Consultants was appointed by the Hardap Regional Council to carry out an environmental scoping assessment for the proposed establishment of the new extension and the subdivision of erven 677 and 678. The Townships includes certain activities that are listed as 'Listed Activities' according to Government Notice No. 29 of 6 February 2012, which requires that an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) be obtained from the office of the Environmental Commissioner.

In line with the environmental regulatory requirements and project registration, WINPLAN Town and Regional Planning Consultants was appointed by the Otjinene Village Council to carry out an environmental scoping assessment for the proposed establishment of the new township establishment on the subdivided portions. The Townships includes certain activities that are listed as 'Listed Activities' according to Government Notice No. 29 of 6 February 2012, which requires that an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) be obtained from the office of the Environmental Commissioner.

It is for a renewal of a lapsed certificate for the Township Establishment on Portion 11 of the Remainder of the Farm Okahao, Townlands No. 989 as well as on Portions 3 and 4 of the Remainder of the Farm Okahao Townlands Extension 1213, Okahao (Omusati Region). The EEC expired in December 2020.

The rezoning of land from zoned public open space to another land use.

For Township Establishment of one new Extension in Tsandi (Omusati Region, Namibia).

The clients entered into a PPP agreement with the Gobabis Municipality to address the housing backlog by establishing two township respectively on the Townlands of Gobabis. As per the Environmental Management Act, this activity is subjected to an Environmental Impact Assessment. In order to finalise the township establishment process, the application need to be submitted to the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development and the Environmental Clearance Certificate is therefore needed for this process.

Kalkrand Village Council is in the process of upgrading and promoting development in the Donker hoek settlement area of Farm Gurus No. 150 Kalkrand by formalising informal settlements and in so doing improve the economy of Kalkrand. Therefore, the proponent being Kalkrand Village Council approved the creation of Portion 21 (Donker Hoek), Extension 3 of the Remainder of Farm Gurus No. 150, Kalkrand measuring approximately (141, 757.68 m²) for use to formalise the existing informal settlement.