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Proposed Development Of Tourism And Associated Facilities, And The Redevelopment Of Existing Structures, On A Section Of Portion 1 Of Farm 1471 Bloemendal, Cape Rd, Western Cape Province, And Proposed Development Of An Associated Sewage Pipeline.

Spirito Trade 82 (Pty) Ltd. proposes to develop tourism and associated facilities as well as redevelop existing structures on a section of Portion 1 of Farm 1471 Bloemendal, outside Durbanville. As part of the development proposal, sewage treatment/handling alternatives will also be considered.

A scoping and EIA process will be undertaken for this proposed project in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) (“NEMA”) and the National Environmental Management: Waste Act (Act No. 59 of 2008) (“NEM:WA”).

Spirito Trade 82 (Pty) Ltd. appointed Withers Environmental Consultants (WEC) as the independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) to undertake this EIA process. The Western Cape Department of Environmental Affairs & Development Planning (DEA&DP) and the National Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) are the competent (decision-making) authorities for this application.

The Draft Scoping Report (DSR) will be available for a 40-day review and comment period from 22 November 2012 – 21 January 2013.
The DSR will be available at the Durbanville Public Library (cnr Oxford and Koeberg Rd) and the Bon Amis Restaurant at Bloemendal; as well as electronically on the following website: www.withersenviro.co.za

The enclosed Background Information Document (BID) provides more information on the proposed project and on how to become involved in this EIA process.

Invitation to Public Open Day

You are also hereby invited to a Public Open Day which will be held on Monday 03 December 2012 from 16h00 – 20h00in the Bon Amis Restaurant at Bloemendal, off the M13. 

Mari de Villiers
WITHERS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTSE-
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Yesterday afternoon a small but select group of VIPs from City Parks Department and Kenridge The Hills Ratepayers Association attended the formal opening of the Duckpond Park's newly installed water point.

Ward councillor Andrea Crous, on behalf of the City, cut the ribbon while a toast was made firstly to the Parks officials who made it possible  and to the future of tree irrigation.

In the spirit of Buy South African the toast was made in traditional Methode Cap Classique sparkling wine. Our unique picture captures the exact moment Councillor Crous cut the ceremonial ribbon.