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Title:

250108005144: The proposed installation of a fuel retail facility consisting of two above-ground fuel supply tanks and one above-ground fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement, //Karas Region, Namibia

Author(s):

I.N.K Enviro Consultants

Publication Year:

2025

Abstract:

Benguela Petroleum Supplies cc intends on obtaining an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for their proposed installation of two above-ground fuel supply tanks (maximum 286 000 litres) and one fuel storage tank (maximum 500 000 litres) on a piece of land measuring approximately 2.6 hectares (ha), located within the settlement boundary of Ariamsvlei, //Karas Region, Namibia. The objective of the proposed project is to supply fuel to trucks traveling through the Ariamsvlei Border Post between Namibia and South Africa.

Item Type:

Report

Language:

Keywords:

EIA (local), environmental impact assessment, fuel, storage (process)

Files:

Attachment	Size
5144_SR_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	559.72 KB
5144_EMP_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	282.29 KB
5144_Declaration of Authorship_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	519.66 KB
5144_Consent Council_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	207.32 KB
5144_Map_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	151.25 KB
5144_Screening Notice_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	126.24 KB
5144_CV_Fuel storage tank located on the western boundary of the Ariamsvlei Settlement.pdf	103.78 KB

Last date for commenting on this EIA: Wednesday, 29 January 2025

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