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APPENDIX E

Public Participation Process

APPENDIX E1

Interested and Affected Parties Database

INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES DATABASE

Initial First Name Surname Organisation Initial First Name Surname Organisation S Sanusha Govender Arcus GIBB - Pieter & liza Rautenbach Meerhof residentS Serge Lafont Areva M Maya Ruyter Meerhof resident- Sharon & Dean Cunliffe D & S Cunliffe Eureka Trust D Dan Schilling Meerhof residentD Ditebogo Kgomo Department on Energy G Grant Skews Meerhof residentE Elsie Monale Department on Energy J Johan Slump Meerhof residentK Katse Maphotot DoE SJ - Smith Meerhof resident- Family Trust Goodwin Goodwin Family Trust R Rupert Spangenberg Meerhof residentG Glas Leeuwenkloof Leeuwenkloof Glas - Bruce & Elizna Sparrow Meerhof residentP Patrick Morathi Madibeng Local Council T Tony Statham Meerhof residentK Kealedoga Mothupi Madibeng Local Council R Rhode Steinman Meerhof residentAB - Rathebe Madibeng Local Municipality G Gert Steyn Meerhof residentP Pieter Annandale Meerhof resident B Brandon Stratford Meerhof residentES - Badenhorst Meerhof resident L Leon Strauss Meerhof residentP Paul Badenhorst Meerhof resident C Charl Strecker Meerhof residentT Tienie Badenhorst Meerhof resident H Hannes Strydom Meerhof residentWK Wilhelm Bekker Meerhof resident D - Stuart Meerhof residentM Mike Benn Meerhof resident J John Swanepoel Meerhof residentM Megan Beyleveld Meerhof resident J Jan Swart Meerhof residentJ Johan Booyse Meerhof resident N Neels Swart Meerhof resident- Frikkie & Anette Botha Meerhof resident B Brendon Thomas Meerhof residentD Dirk Bouwer Meerhof resident H Harold Trollip Meerhof residentF Flip Britz Meerhof resident G - Twyman Meerhof residentM Manie Brynard Meerhof resident J Jacobus Van Aswegen Meerhof residentH Hermie Burgers Meerhof resident J Johan Van Brakel Meerhof residentJL - Celliers Meerhof resident - Kim & Sanett Van der Merwe Meerhof residentJ Jean Cilliers Meerhof resident V Vienie Van der Merwe Meerhof residentM Megan Cilliers Meerhof resident M Michiel Van Deventer Meerhof residentB Brevan Clarke Meerhof resident K Kalie Van Jaarsveld Meerhof residentM Marinda Cox Meerhof resident Q Quintes Van Jaarsveld Meerhof residentD Dave Crothall Meerhof resident R Rick Van Rossum Meerhof residentB Braam De Beer Meerhof resident T Trudie Van Straaten Meerhof residentM Michiel De Beer Meerhof resident W Wikus Van Straaten Meerhof residentT Tanya De Beer Meerhof resident R Raymond Van Vuuren Meerhof residentW Wynand De Beer Meerhof resident A Adriaan Van Wyk Meerhof residentI Ian De Klerk Meerhof resident J Johan Venter Meerhof residentS Stoffie De Klerk Meerhof resident K Kobus Venter Meerhof residentJ Jeanette Dos Santos Meerhof resident R Ro Vernon Meerhof residentE Estie Du Plessis Meerhof resident H - Viljoen Meerhof residentG Gerhard Du Plessis Meerhof resident F Francois Vorster Meerhof residentHJ Herman Du Plessis Meerhof resident J Johann Wentzel Meerhof residentJ Joppie Du Plessis Meerhof resident J Johan Wolfaardt Meerhof residentN Nico Du Plessis Meerhof resident R Regina Wolfaardt Meerhof resident

Necsa DIPR EIA 1 Project No: J31126

gA Abrie Du Plooy Meerhof resident R Rob Adam NecsaA Abrie Du Plooy Meerhof resident WK William Baloyi NecsaD Derek Erasmus Meerhof resident B Bampie Beukes NecsaJ Johan Erasmus Meerhof resident A Alan Carolissen NecsaB Beth Gaum Meerhof resident S Shaun Chetty-SukhdeoNecsaP Pieter Gaum Meerhof resident A Annamarie Conradie NecsaE Ettiene Geldenhuys Meerhof resident N Nishina Dayaram NecsaG Giovanni Guarini Meerhof resident A Alet De Bruyn NecsaT Terry Heath Meerhof resident V Vanzyl De Villiers NecsaM Matthew Hedderwick Meerhof resident S Sabelo Dlozi NecsaM Miemie Herbst Meerhof resident T Thabani Dlungwana NecsaM Malan Jansen van RenMeerhof resident E Esthel Du Rand NecsaW Walter Kopplinger Meerhof resident C Chantal Janneker NecsaC Chris Kroon Meerhof resident P Paula Jansen van RenNecsa- Ben & Dolfie Lee Meerhof resident L Lorraine Kirsten Necsa- - Leon Meerhof resident G Gilbert Lekwe NecsaM Maritha Lessing Meerhof resident R Ramatsemela Masango NecsaJ Johan Liebenberg Meerhof resident D Dan Moagi NecsaW Willie Maree Meerhof resident M Modisane Moeletsi NecsaK Ken McFerrier Meerhof resident P Princess Mthombeni NecsaR Rodney Mears Meerhof resident E Elliot M Mulane NecsaN Noel Meintjies Meerhof resident U Umesh Natha Necsa- Noel & Jeanne Mills Meerhof resident L Lindiwe Ntuli NecsaJ Jan Möller Meerhof resident T Tsakane Oseile NecsaG Gerhard Muller Meerhof resident R Robert Peters NecsaC Cecilia Nel Meerhof resident J Johan Pretorius NecsaK Karel Nel Meerhof resident P Piet Prinsloo NecsaH Henrik Niemand Meerhof resident J Joseph Shayi NecsaH Henny O'Kennedy Meerhof resident SJ Sandra Smith NecsaJ Jannie Olivier Meerhof resident I Isabel Steyn NecsaE Elizna Opperman Meerhof resident G Gert Strydom NecsaE Eddie Papendorf Meerhof resident T Tersia Swart NecsaT Terry Paterson Meerhof resident K Kobus Theron NecsaW Willem Pretorius Meerhof resident A Anna Tjale NecsaA Arie Van der Bijl Necsa N Nelia Welman Necsa



E Eurika Van Heerden Necsa V Veronica Wentzel NecsaN Nelia Welman Necsa V Veronica Wentzel NecsaV Veronica Wentzel Necsa R Rajen Naidoo Necsa - PelchemV Veronica Wentzel Necsa P Petro Terblanche Necsa - PelchemR Rajen Naidoo Necsa - Pelchem E Eddy Valkenburgh Necsa - Pelchem

P Petro Terblanche Necsa - Pelchem J Jan Van RheedeNecsaUtility & LEM Services

E Eddy Valkenburgh Necsa - Pelchem IB - MaraisNecsa siteAfrican Oxygen Limited

J Jan Van RheedeNecsaUtility & LEM Services M Mark Booysen

Necsa siteAvalloy (Pty) Ltd

IB - MaraisNecsa site - African Oxygen Limited D Dawid Goosen

Necsa siteD & H Development CC

M Mark Booysen Necsa site - Avalloy (Pty) Ltd Z Zodick Merkel

Necsa siteLesheda Mining & Electrical Supplies CC

D Dawid Goosen Necsa site P Paul Bartels

Necsa siteNational Zoological Gardens of South Africa

Z Zodick MerkelLesheda Mining & Electrical Supplies CC D Don Robertson

Necsa siteNTP Radioisotopes (Pty) Ltd

P Paul Bartels

Necsa siteNational Zoological Gardens of South Africa K Kingsley Amm

Necsa SiteNXCO Mining Technologies (Pty) Ltd

D Don RobertsonNecsa siteNTP Radioisotopes (Pty) Ltd B Benji Steynberg

Necsa sitePelchem (Pty) Ltd

K Kingsley Amm

Necsa SiteNXCO Mining Technologies (Pty) Ltd A André Coetsee

Necsa sitePelindaba Workers Union

B Benji SteynbergNecsa sitePelchem (Pty) Ltd D Dawid De Bruin

Necsa sitePPC Cement Sand Cats

A André CoetseeNecsa sitePelindaba Workers Union M Mike Rigby

Necsa sitePrime Product Manufacturing (Pty) Ltd

D Dawid De BruinNecsa sitePPC Cement Sand Cats C Chris Koch

Necsa siteSpecial Alloys and Metallurgical Services CC

M Mike RigbyNecsa sitePrime Product Manufacturing R Riaan Van Wyk

Necsa siteTrifecta Trading 91 (Pty) Ltd

C Chris Koch

Necsa siteSpecial Alloys & Metallurgical Services CC W Wayne Brider

Necsa siteWelgegund Sports Shooting Consortium


C Chris Koch Services CC W Wayne Brider Consortium

R Riaan Van WykNecsa siteTrifecta Trading 91 (Pty) Ltd B Bultie Nel

Necsa siteWestinghouse Electric South Africa (Pty) Ltd

W Wayne Brider

Necsa siteWelgegund Sports Shooting Consortium G Gino Moonsamy NNR

B Bultie Nel

Necsa siteWestinghouse Electric South Africa (Pty) Ltd S Sello Mosoenyane NNR

G Gino Moonsamy NNR K Knox Msedenzi NNRS Sello Mosoenyane NNR T Thiagen Pather NNRK Knox Msedenzi NNR J John Van Vuuren PSIF CHAIRPERSON

T Thiagen Pather NNR P Pedro CarvalhoPSIF DEPUTYCHAIRPERSON

J John Van Vuuren PSIF CHAIRPERSON - Rob & Christine Garbett PWG

P Pedro CarvalhoPSIF DEPUTYCHAIRPERSON D Dominique Gilbert PWG

- Rob & Christine Garbett PWG R Ray EarlRay Earl RAKCastle Estates CC

D Dominique Gilbert PWG I Ingrid Fourie UNISA

R Ray EarlRay Earl RAKCastle Estates CC Z Zac De Beer ZW (Zac) Estate

I Ingrid Fourie UNISA S Stuart AbbottZ Zac De Beer ZW (Zac) Estate C Carlos AlvesS Stuart Abbott C Carlos AlvesC Carlos Alves K Keith AtkinsonC Carlos Alves R Renier BaltK Keith Atkinson V Viktor BalusikR Renier Balt A Adam BarnardV Viktor Balusik N Neels BarnardA Adam Barnard M Marc BarnfatherN Neels Barnard MW Michiel BassonM Marc Barnfather O Oloff BerghMW Michiel Basson H Herman BoneschansO Oloff Bergh B Bossie Boshoff



H Herman Boneschans H Hermanus BosmanS Stephanus Buys E Elize BothaB Beryl Carvalho S Stephen BrentL Lara Clark A Alan BroughT Teuns Phahlamohlala R Renier BaltL Lucia Pleisch V Viktor BalusikD Diana Potgieter A Adam BarnardJ Johan Pretorius N Neels BarnardG Gerard Rissik M Marc BarnfatherJ Jorn Ronnenburg MW Michiel BassonG Glen Rosenberg O Oloff BerghM Martin Scheepers H Herman BoneschansL Leon Scholtz B Bossie BoshoffL Laurence Scott H Hermanus BosmanM Morgana Seewald E Elize BothaAG - Shahini S Stephen BrentR Rowan Shaw A Alan BroughR Reinhard Shutte S Stephanus BuysM Michael Smith B Beryl CarvalhoB Betsie Snyman L Lara ClarkA Arnold Strick C Christiaan CoetzeeW Wayne Swart C Craig Cornes

G Gary Taylor J JennyCrickmoreThompson

J Judith Taylor C Colin DavidF Farouk Tayob A - De HaasM Marshall Todd M Marinda De LangeT Tumelo Tshabalale L Leon De VilliersM Michel Van den Bergh N Natalie DurrR Riaan Van der Dool O Oloff ElsC Cynthia Van der Merwe - Wally & Susan EngelbrechtDS Dawid Schalk Van der Merwe J James FellE Eugene Van der Merwe P Peter FlemingS Steve Van der Merwe M Marie FloodM Marjorie Van Dyk E Edwin ForsterJ Johan Van Niekerk R Rob FourieG Greta Van Tonder M Malcolm GilbertP Pierre Venter I Jan GlasH Hannes Vreugdenburg Y Anna GoncalvesL Lesley Wiening A Mike GoncalvesA Abraham Wiese P Pieter HansenR Rita Wright A Albert HarrisL Lisa Zefferit P Patrick HayN Nico Zwanepoel L Lozzy Hayden


p y yJ John Heinrich PA Patricia Ann McBeanR Roel Jansen R Ronald MengesB Beresford Jobling T Thomas ModibogoP Patrick Jonsson G Gert NelH Hannes Joubert S Samuel NoinyaneR Roald Kvevli V Vaughan NothnagelC Christa Lagler G Gerhard OverbeekG Gill Ledger J John PareJ Johannes Louw P Paul PearsonsW Willem Lubbe H Henry PennellsT Thomas Madibogo T Thomas MadibogoA Abraham Wilbraham J Jan GlasA Abraham Janse Van Rensburg J Jane ReillyA Adelaine Thebe DWAF J Jean BothaA Adjacent Direct Landowners J Jeffrey OsborneA Agostinho Goncalves J Jennifer Lindermann

A Ahmed Jalalpor J JennyCrickmoreThompson

A AJ Wilson J Jessica Van Zyl Paradev Property DevelopmentA Alan Brough J JF StuartA Albert Venter J Jill HeinrichA Albert Harris J JJJ Du Toit Plot 65A Albrecht Holm J Johan GrundlingA Allan Meiklejohn J Johan G Leipoldt

A Allen Breedt J Johana PhiriDistrict ManagementArea Ward Councillor

A Andre Eksteen J Johann Hoffman Medi-Clave (Pty) LtdA André Coetsee Pelindaba Workers Union J Johanna Botha

A André van AardeAndré van AardeConsulting cc J Johannes Waage

A Andre, M & C De Schodt J Johannes Van der WattA Andrew Kerrich J Johannes SwartA Andries Van der Walt J Johannes StrydomA Andries Pretorius J Johannes SteynA Annalie Fouche J Johannes Marren



A Anneke Veldtman J Johannes LouwA Anthony Wilbraham J Johannes KrugerA Anton Boogertman J Johannes BuysA Antonette Swarts Tshwane Ward 7 J John VersfeldA Arnold Strick J John RonneburgA Arthur Wiening J John PareA Athos Papaevripiades J John NashA Axel Meyer J John Hoffman Plot 61 Broederstroom

B Basil GreenPelindabaCommunication Forum J John Comley

B Bennie Botha J Jorrie JordaanBonkaneConstruction CC

B Benny Botha Portion 65 J José da Silva Conserv CCB Beresford Jobling J Joseph Taylor

B Beryl Carvalho J Joseph SapepeSapepeCivil Services CC

B Bethany Cawood K K Mokgope SAHRA MafikengB Bev Balusik K Kathleen Maggot NNRB BK Mmutle Madibeng Ward 29 K Keith ZefferitB Bob Brown Pelindaba Working Group K Keith Atkinson

B Bossie Boshoff K Ken RedmanPelindabaCommunication Forum

B Brian Ring K Kitty Van Staden

C C.T GarbettRenosterspruitResidents Association K Klaus Almoneit

C Callie PassanoC P PassanoAfslaers & Kontrakteurs BK K Koos Coetzee

C Carin Marx WESSA L Lara ClarkC Carina Burger L Larry GreenC Carlos Alves L Laurence ScottC Carlos Alves L Lawrence HoodC Carol Greenwood PhytoSun L Lawrence GreeffC Carol Botha L Leighton ShawC CH Landman L Leon ScholtzC Chantel Janneker PSIF L Leon De VilliersC Charles Van den Akker L Lientjie Bayman Plot 66 / Melvic C Chris Roos Roos se Oord L Linda Parry

C Chris KochSpecial Alloys& Metallurgical Services CC Linda Erasmus

C Elrie Viljoen Avalloy (Pty) Ltd Lindsay DolleryC Christa Lagler Louis TheronC Christiaan Roos Louis PretoriusC Christiaan (NultobCoetzee Lozzie Hayden


( yC Christine Taylor Earthlife Africa Magdolna PinterC Christo Pretorius Malcolm StoddartC Civic, community and Residents Associations Marc BarnfatherC Claudia Maree Marcus ChatfieldC Clifford Wessels Maria InacioC Clifford Lindemann Maria FettC Clifford Els Marius WhitwardC Colin David Marius Van Wyk

C Corlia & MarindaBekker / de Lange Marius Potgieter GEM Carpenters CC

C Cornelius Bosman Marjorie Van DykC Cornelius HendrikBarnard Plot 68 Mark Booysen Avalloy (Pty) Ltd

C Craig Cornes Marlene BrielMadibeng Ward29 &30 Public Relations

C Cynthia Taylor Marshall Todd

D D & JBosch/ De Bruin Martin Scheepers

D Danie Smit DEAT Martinus Van StadenD Dave Brocklehurst Merle VersterD David Overbeek Mev G Holm Portion 188 XanaduD David Naude Michael YoungD Dawid Goosen D & H Development CC Michael WrightD Dawid Sckalk Van der Merwe Michael SmithD Deborah Preller Michael O'Dowd

D Desmond Watkiss Michael VincerMetal Concentrators(Pty) Ltd

D Diana Potgieter Micheal ManegoldD Diana Breed Michel Van den BerghD Dieter Netter Michiel BassonD Dieter Horstman Mike Speed

D Dieter ZimolongPebble Bed Modular Reactor(Pty) Ltd (Fuel Design) Mike Rigby

Prime ProductManufacturing (Pty) Ltd

D Dietmar Wiese Mohammad Ghomshi BozorgD Dirk Coetzee Morgana Seewald



D Div Louw Fluoro Pack (Pty) Ltd B Braam LotterD Dominique Gilbert Pelindaba Working Group C Chris Wenholdt KWEFD Dominique Gilbert J John van VuurenD Don Robertson NTP Radioisotopes (Pty) Ltd R Robert Phillips Portion 157

A Dr Alex TselaArecsa Human Capital(Pty) Ltd R Robert Phillips

A Dr Arie van der BijlPelindabaCommunication Forum D Dietmar Wiening

Dietmar WeiningArt Gallery

C Dr Cairns BainPelindabaCommunication Forum E Eric Vorster Portion 25

N Dr Nick King Endangered Wildlife Trust F Foisy No. 5

P Dr Paul Bartels

Wildlife BiologicalResource Center/National Zoological Gardens G G Hausleitner

Portion 7 /Schurweberg

M Dr. MatjilaDEAT- Chief DirectorHazardous Waste PC PC van Zyl Plot 66 / Melvic

E E Vorster D DMEK Bosch Portion 491/88E Edward McGuire E Erica Wenholdt KWEFE Edwin Forster MJ MJ de BriunE Elisabeth Ziemkendorf Steinmann Plot 5 Flora park F E Elise Botha M Mmope Motlalekgomo Madibeng MunicipalityE Elsa Vreugdenburg N NadineE Elzette Pelser N Natalie DurrE Enrico Verhoef N Nathaniel Fourie

E Ester Odendaal Madibeng Ward 30 N

National, Provincial & Local Authorities

F F. FickHartebeespoortLocal Council N Necsa tenant

F Felicity Taylor N NeoMathabeKhutsoane

F Francois Rautenbach N Nick De Beer Plot 43 WelgegundF Francois De Jager N Nico Swanepoel

F Frank Molteno N Nicola ParentJ F Bird Properties(Pty) Ltd

F Frans van ReenenArmament Corporationof South Africa Ltd N Noel Ticina

F Fred Jansen van RenWestinghouseElectric South Africa (Pty) Ltd N Noel Sparus

F Frederik Olivier N Nols GlasNon-governmental


F Frikkie Roosgorganisations

Gabriel Bruwer O Ockert Fourie

G Gary Walker O Okkie FouriePortion 250& 152 Kalkheuwel

G Gavin Roux O Oloff ElsG George Stuart O Oloff Bergh

G George SmitSiddey's MaintenanceInsulation CC P P Goodwin Famil Trust

G George Reyneke Trifecta Trading 91 (Pty) Ltd P Pamela Barrett Birdlife AfricaG George Hausleitner Plot 37 Schurweberg P Patrick Jonsson

G Geraldine/Lorna Bennett/Skosana PBMR P Patrick Hay

G Gerard Rissik P Paul Pearsons

G Gerhard Overbeek P Paulus MolefeItirelengConstruction cc

G Gerhardus Steyn P Peter RegelG Gill Ledger P Peter MitchellG Graham Ledger P Peter GoodwinG Gretchen Fourie P Peter FlemingG Gustav Leipoldt P Peter DahlmannH HA Pretorius P Petro Van Zyl

H Heather Pepermans P Petrus Johannes JacobsPlot 67 Melvic, Schurweberg

H Heidrun Herrmann P Philip TetleyH Hein Van der Walt P PI CarvalhoH Hendrik Glas P Pierre Venter

H Hendry Stemmer Brits Local Council P Piet BredellPelindabaCommunication Forum

H Henk Knox EB Welding CC P Piet CronjéPecron MeganieseKonstruksie BK

H Henning Pretorius P Pieter ViljoenH Henry Pennells P Pieter Rademeyer Portion 491/38/40/42H Herman Boneschans P Pirate Ncube GDACE Chief DirectorI Ian Gallacher P Piter ViljoenJ J Smit J J. Basson Brits Local Council



J J Roestenburg J Jacoba PretoriusJ J Heinrich 46 Welgegund J Jacobus Petrus Viljoen

J James Fell

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APPENDIX E2

Media Notice

NOTIFICATION OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF A DEDICATED ISOTOPE PRODUCTION REACTOR (DIPR) AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE AT NECSA, PELINDABA ON CHURCH STREET WEST EXTENSION, BRITS DISTRICT, NORTH WEST PROVINCE. Notice is hereby given that the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa) has submitted an application for environmental authorisation with the national Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations, June 2010 - GNR 544, GNR 545 & GNR 546, for the proposed development of a Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR) and associated infrastructure. The proposed development involves the installation of a small nuclear reactor that is dedicated for the production of radioisotopes (Molybdenum 99 and others) which are used for medical procedures. The reactor will be powered with Low Enrichment Uranium (LEU) standard plate-type fuel and the DIPR will have a maximum thermal power output of 15MW. No High Enriched Uranium (HEU) will be used in the DIPR since the targets used for the isotope production will also be of a standard LEU design. Associated infrastructure for the development includes a building to house the DIPR, service building, cooling towers, and administrative building. The proposed site is located on Church Street West Extension, Brits District, North West Province which is commonly known as the Necsa Pelindaba Site near Pretoria. Arcus GIBB (Pty) Ltd (GIBB) has been appointed as the independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) to undertake a full EIA process for the project. Public Involvement: All Interested and/or Affected Parties (I&APs) are invited to participate by: Registering written comments on the abovementioned project to GIBB. Comments

should include the I&AP’s name, contact details and an indication of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest which they have in the project, and can be submitted by post, fax or email to Ms Sanusha Govender (details provided below).

Attend the following public meetings:

− 12 November 2011: Necsa Visitors Centre, Gate 1 (11h00 -13h00) − 14 November 2011: Atteridgeville Community Centre (18h00 - 20h00)

Commenting on the Scoping Report, which will be made available at the following

public venues from 27 October to 07 December 2011 (40 days comment period):

− Reception Building at Gate 2, Necsa Pelindaba; − Schoemansville branch of the Madibeng Municipality; − Atteridgeville Public Library; − GIBB Offices, 14 Eglin Road, Sunninghill; and − http://www.projects.gibb.co.za/

GIBB will distribute further information and correspondence on the project and associated EIA process to all registered

I&APs and provide further opportunities for comments throughout the EIA process.

Ms Sanusha Govender Tel: (011) 519 4600 Arcus GIBB Fax: (011) 807 5670 P O Box 2700 Email: [email protected] Rivonia, 2128

mailto:[email protected]�

KENNISGEWING VAN 'N OMGEWINGSIMPAKBEPALING VIR DIE VOORGESTELDE ONTWIKKELING VAN 'N TOEGEWYDE ISOTOOPPRODUKSIEREAKTOR (TIPR) EN GEPAARDGAANDE INFRASTRUKTUUR BY NECSA, PELINDABA, AAN KERKSTRAAT-WES-VERLENGING, DISTRIK BRITS, PROVINSIE NOORDWES Daar word hierby kennis gegee dat die Suid-Afrikaanse Kernenergiekorporasie (Necsa) ingevolge die Wet op Nasionale Omgewingsbestuur, 1998, en die Omgewingsimpakbepaling (OIB)-regulasies, Junie 2010 – GK R.544, GK R.545 en GK R.546, 'n aansoek vir omgewingsmagtiging vir die voorgestelde ontwikkeling van 'n Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR) en gepaardgaande infrastruktuur by die nasionale Departement van Omgewingsake (DOS) ingedien het. Die voorgestelde ontwikkeling behels die installering van 'n klein kernreaktor wat toegewy is vir die produksie van radio-isotope (molibdeen 99 en ander) wat vir mediese prosedures gebruik word. Die reaktor sal deur Laeverrykinguraan (LVU) standaard plaattipe brandstof aangedryf word en die TIPR sal 'n maksimum termiese kraglewering van 15 MW hê. Geen Hoëverrykinguraan (HVU) sal in die TIPR gebruik word nie aangesien die teikens wat vir die isotoopproduksie gebruik word, ook van 'n standaard LVU-ontwerp sal wees. Gepaardgaande infrastruktuur vir die ontwikkeling sluit in 'n gebou om die TIPR te huisves, 'n diensgebou, koeltorings en 'n administrasiegebou. Die voorgestelde terrein is geleë aan Kerkstraat-Wes-verlenging, distrik Brits, provinsie Noordwes, wat algemeen bekend staan as die Necsa Pelindaba-terrein naby Pretoria. Arcus GIBB (Edms) Bpk (GIBB) is as die onafhanklike Omgewingsbepalingspraktisyn (OBP) aangestel om 'n volledige OIB-proses vir die projek te doen. Openbare Betrokkenheid: Alle Belanghebbende en/of Geaffekteerde Partye (B&GP's) word genooi om deel te neem deur: Skriftelike kommentaar op bogenoemde projek aan GIBB voor te lê. Kommentaar

moet die B&GP se naam en kontakbesonderhede insluit, asook 'n aanduiding van enige regstreekse sake-, finansiële, persoonlike of ander belang by die projek, en kan per pos, faks of e-pos gestuur word aan me Sanusha Govender (besonderhede hieronder).

Die volgende openbare vergaderings by te woon:

12 November 2011: Necsa-besoekersentrum, Hek 1 (11h00 -13h00) 14 November 2011: Atteridgeville-gemeenskapsentrum (18h00 - 20h00)

Kommentaar te lewer op die Omvangbepalingsverslag, wat van 27 Oktober tot 07

Desember 2011 (kommentaartydperk van 40 dae) op die volgende openbare plekke beskikbaar sal wees:

Ontvangsgebou by Hek 2, Necsa Pelindaba; Schoemansville-tak van die Madibeng-munisipaliteit; Atteridgeville Openbare Biblioteek; GIBB-kantore, Eglinweg 14, Sunninghill; en http://www.projects.gibb.co.za/

GIBB sal verdere inligting en korrespondensie oor die projek en die gepaardgaande OIB-proses aan alle geregistreerde B&GP's stuur en sal dwarsdeur die OIB-proses verdere geleenthede vir kommentaar bied.

Me Sanusha Govender Tel: (011) 519 4600 Arcus GIBB Faks: (011) 807 5670 Posbus 2700 E-pos: [email protected] Rivonia, 2128

APPENDIX E3

Notice Boards

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1. Mountain Lake Shopping Centre in Broederstroom 2. Bojanala Platinum District Municipality Offices 3. Madibeng Local Municipality Offices 4. Broederstroom stall at the intersection of the R512 and R104 5. Maluti Shopping Centre in Schoemansville 6. Necsa Visitors centre

Plate 01 - 06Site Notice Boards

Project No.J31126

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APPENDIX E4

Background Information Documents

The South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa), proposes to develop a Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR), at the Necsa Pelindaba Site (Church Street, West Extension, Brits District, North West Province near Pretoria).

The proposed development involves:

The installation of a Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR).

The construction of a building to house the DIPR.

The construction of a service building.

The construction of cooling towers.

The renovation of an existing building which will be used for the administration of the DIPR.

Purpose of this Document The purpose of this Background Information Document (BID) is to provide Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) with background information about the proposed project and introduce the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process to be followed. It also aims to inform I&APs on how to fully participate in the EIA and encourages active attendance at meetings and response to documents distributed for review.

1.

What is Proposed and Where?

A Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR) is a small nuclear reactor that is dedicated for the production of radioisotopes, amongst others, Molybdenum 99 and Iodine 131. These isotopes are created by bombarding Uranium targets with intense beams of neutrons in the nuclear reactor. It is important to understand that radioisotopes are varieties of the same chemical element that have an unstable nucleus, which decays emitting alpha, beta and gamma rays (radiation). The DIPR will be powered by Low Enriched Uranium standard plate-type fuel and the DIPR will have a maximum thermal power output of 15 MW.

Molybdenum 99 is an isotope used in 80% of nuclear medicine procedures worldwide. Molybdenum 99 decays to form Technetium 99m which is used to detect cancer and other diseases. Technetium 99m is injected into patients mixed with a specific organ seeking compound. This compound in the patient’s body allows doctors to view the functioning and shape of organs when using X-Rays, Computerized Tomography (CT) scans and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans. Iodine 131 widely used for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes in nuclear medical procedures.

What are Radioisotopes used for?

Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR)?

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF A DEDICATED ISOTOPE PRODUCTION REACTOR (DIPR) AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE ON CHURCH STREET WEST EXTENSION, BRITS DISTRICT, NORTH WEST PROVINCE

Currently SAFARI-1, the existing isotope production reactor located on the Necsa Pelindaba site, forms the backbone of South African isotope production. South Africa currently produces 20% of the worlds Molybdenum 99 and Iodine 131 isotopes required for over 100 000 different medical procedures. There are only four countries worldwide that produce these isotopes. The demand for nuclear medicine is growing because of its ability to diagnose cancer, heart disease and other illnesses. Currently there is a critical global shortage of Molybdenum 99 and Iodine 131 due to the unscheduled closure of two reactors in Canada and Europe. Necsa increased production by 20% to maintain the global supply.

SAFARI-1 nuclear research reactor was built in the 60s and went critical in April 1965. In the early 1990’s it was converted to be used as an isotope production reactor for nuclear medicines. To date it has had an excellent safety record and is today the world’s most reliable reactor for the production of medicines. In so doing, and in-line with Government policy, Safari has ensured that the South African public be served with affordable nuclear medicines for the diagnostics and treatment of cancer. However, overseas experience has shown that reactors of similar age must be considered for replacement in the near term, where it can take up to ten years to construct a replacement medicine-producing reactor. To ensure continuity of supply NECSA is considering constructing a small new medicine-producing reactor to achieve the following goals.

To enable Necsa to remain a reliable supplier of medical isotopes to the growing local and international markets and to ensure a secure supply of affordable medicines for the detection and treatment of cancer to South African patients. To take the pressure of the continued operation of Safari so that a responsible life-cycle management program can be decided on and be implemented.

In terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No.107 of 1998) [NEMA] and associated EIA Regulations published in June 2010, an environmental authorisation must be obtained from the relevant decision- making authority prior to the commencement of certain listed activities that may result in potential negative impacts on the environment. The proposed construction of the DIPR and associated infrastructure involves a number of activities which are listed in the EIA Regulations. An EIA must therefore be undertaken in order to obtain the required environmental authorization from the National Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA).The proposed construction of the DIPR involves, inter alia, the following listed activities, as per Government Notices No. R. 544-546 of NEMA:

GN R544 Activity: 1

The reactor will be powered with Low Enrichment Uranium (LEU) standard plate-type fuel and the DIPR will have a maximum power output of 15 MW.

GN R544 Activity: 13

The construction of facilities or infrastructure for the storage, or for the storage and handling, of a dangerous good, where such storage occurs in containers with a combined capacity of 80 but not exceeding 500 cubic metres.


A proposed access road will be built on the site upon which building material and components will be delivered to the proposed DIPR site.

GN R545 Activity: 2

The construction of a proposed nuclear installation, which will be a small nuclear reactor that is dedicated for the production of radioisotopes, commonly referred to as a Dedicated Isotope Production Reactor (DIPR).

GN R545 Activity: 3

The construction of facilities or infrastructure for the storage, or for the storage and handling, of a dangerous good, where such storage occurs in containers with a combined capacity of more than 500 cubic metres.

GN R545 Activity: 5

The reactor building will house a stack, approximately 65 m in height, which will release emissions into the air which may require necessary air quality licenses. The outputs of the stack will be subjected to an Air Quality Impact Assessment.


The widening of a road by more than 4 metres, or the lengthening of a road by more than 1 kilometre. (c) In North West : i. Outside urban areas, in: (aa) A protected area identified in terms of NEMPAA, excluding conservancies; (bb) National Protected Area Expansion Strategy Focus areas; (cc) Sensitive areas as identified in an environmental management framework as contemplated in chapter 5 of the Act

and as adopted by the competent authority; (dd) Sites or areas identified in terms of an International Convention; (ee) Critical biodiversity areas (Terrestrial Type 1 and 2 and Aquatic Type 1) as identified in systematic biodiversity

plans adopted by adopted by the competent authority or in bioregional plans; 2.

Why is an Environmental Impact Assessment Required?

Why is the DIPR Needed?

Environmental Impact Assessment Process

ARCUS GIBB (Pty) Ltd has been appointed as the independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) to undertake an EIA process required for the proposed project.

The EIA is a legislative tool used to ensure that the potential impacts that may occur due to the proposed development are avoided or mitigated. In South African legislation the environment includes, social, economic and bio-physical aspects that the EIA should assess equitably. The EIA process is divided into two phases, the Scoping Phase and the Impact Assessment Phase. This proposed development is currently in the Scoping Phase of the assessment.

The Scoping Phase

The Scoping Phase aims to:

Investigate and gather information on the proposed site, in order to establish an understanding of the area. Establish how the proposed development activities will potentially impact on the environment. Identify I&APs and relevant authorities by conducting a Public Participation Process (PPP) (Refer to Page 4). Identify potential environmental impacts through investigation and PPP. Describe and assess potential alternatives.

Impact Assessment Phase

During this phase, all issues and proposed alternatives identified in the Scoping Phase are assessed and are rated in terms of their significance. Where necessary, mitigation measures are recommended to reduce the significance of potential impacts. An Environmental Management Programme (EMP) will also be compiled that will prescribe environmental specifications to be adhered to during the construction and operation phase of the project. As with the Scoping Phase, PPP is an integral part of the Assessment Phase.

Assessment Phase

Scoping Phase

PUBLIC EAP DEA

Prepare Draft Scoping Report

(DSR) including Plan of Study for EIA

Conduct PPP Not ify stakeholders

Dist ribute Background Information (BID)

Submit applicat ion to

DEA Authorit ies meet ings

Not ice boards New spaper ad40 day comment

period on BID adverts

Acknow ledge receipt

w ithin 14 days

Prepare Draft Environmental

Impact Report (EIR) & draft Env ironmental Management Plan

(EMP)

Solicit comments on the

Draft EIR / EMP

Environmental Authorisation

40 day Comment

period on DSR

40 day comment

period

Advise I&APs of

Env ironmental Authorisat ion

Grant or refuse authorisat ion

w ithin 45 days of acceptance

Reply in 40 days: Accept DSR

or Reject DSR

or Require

amendments

Decide w ithin 60 days:

Accept EIR or

Refer for rev iew s or

Request amendments

or Reject EIR

Solicit comments on DSR

EIA Process Flow

Submit final reports to Authority

Submit Final Scoping Report

(FSR) to Authority

3.

Public Participation Process & How to register as an I&AP

How to Register as an Interested and Affected Party

4.

It is important that relevant I&APs are identified and involved in the public participation process from the outset of the proposed project. The inputs received from I&APs form an integral part of the EIA process and will also assist the decision-making authority, DEA, with their decision-making. To ensure effective public participation, the process includes the following steps:

STEP 1: Advertise the EIA Process (national, regional and local newspapers) and site notice boards

STEP 2: Register I&APs and key stakeholders on the database (on-going)

STEP 3: Consultation with, and transfer of information to, I&APs through consultation, public meetings, focus group meetings and key stakeholder workshops

STEP 4: Record all comments, issues and concerns raised by I&APs within an issues trail, which will form an Integral part of EIA Reports

STEP 5: Invite I&AP comment and input on the draft Scoping and EIA reports (30-day comment period)

The public are invited to register as an I&AP and take part in the PPP through:

Registering on the registration and comment form which is supplied at the back of this document for your convenience. Note that you can express your views regarding this proposed development on the form. Please feel free to add comments on a separate page should the space provided on the form not be enough. I&APs may forward their written comments by 5 December 2011 along with their, name, contact details and an indication of any direct business, financial, personal or other interest which they have in the application by post, fax or email to:

Ms Sanusha Govender Email: [email protected] Post: Arcus GIBB, P O Box 4600, Rivonia, 2128 Tel: (011) 519 4600 Fax: (011) 807 5670

The names of all registered I&APs, together with the comments received will be incorporated into the Scoping and Environmental Impact Reports which will be submitted to the DEA.

Proposed DIPR Site

Construction Lay-down Area

Proposed DIPR Site

Necsa Gate 2

5.

Name

Organisation or Resident

Physical Address

Postal Address

Work Number

Fax Number

Cellphone Number

Email Address

Please state your interest (i.e. direct business, financial, personal or other interest) within respect to the approval or refusal of the application for the proposed development.

Please state any concerns, suggestions and/or potential impacts that should be investigated during the EIA.


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Die Suid-Afrikaanse Kernenergiekorporasie (Necsa) beoog om ‘n Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR) by die Necsa Pelindaba-terrein (Kerkstraat-Wes-verlenging, Brits-distrik, Noordwes Provinsie, naby Pretoria) te ontwikkel.

Die beoogde ontwikkeling behels:

Die installering van ‘n Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR).

Die oprigting van ‘n gebou om die TIPR te huisves.

Die oprigting van ‘n dienstegebou.

Die oprigting van koeltorings.

Die opknapping van ‘n bestaande gebou wat vir die administrasie van die TIPR gebruik sal word.

Doel van hierdie dokument Die doel van hierdie Agtergrondinligtingsdokument (AID) is om agtergrondinligting oor die beoogde projek aan Belanghebbende en Geaffekteerde Partye (B&GP’s) te verskaf en die Omgewingsimpakbepaling(OIB)-proses wat gevolg gaan word, bekend te stel. Dit is ook daarop gemik om B&GP’s in te lig oor hoe om ten volle aan die OIB deel te neem en moedig aktiewe bywoning van vergaderings en reaksie op dokumente wat vir bespreking versprei word, aan.

1.

Wat word voorgestel en waar?

‘n Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR) is ‘n klein kernreaktor wat toegewy is aan die produksie van radioisotope, onder andere molibdeen-99 en jodium-131. Hierdie isotope word geskep deur uraanteikens met intense bundels neutrone in die kernreaktor te bombardeer. Dit is belangrik om te verstaan dat radioisotope variëteite is van dieselfde chemiese element met ‘n onstabiele nukleus, wat verval en alfa-, beta- en gammastrale uitstraal (bestraling). Die TIPR sal deur laagverrykte uraan standaardplaattipe brandstof aangedryf word en die TIPR sal ‘n maksimum termiese lewering van 15 MW hê.

Molibdeen-99 is 'n isotoop wat in 80% van kernmedisyneprosedures wêreldwyd gebruik word. Molibdeen-99 verval om tegnesium-99m te vorm, wat gebruik word om kanker en ander siektes op te spoor. Tegnesium-99m word met ‘n spesifieke orgaansoekende verbinding gemeng en in pasiënte ingespuit. Hierdie verbinding in die pasiënt se liggaam stel geneeshere in staat om die funksionering en vorm van organe te sien wanneer x-strale, rekenaartomografie(RT)-skanderings en magnetieseresonansbeelding(MRI)-skanderings gebruik word. Jodium-131 word algemeen vir terapeutiese en diagnostiese doeleindes in kernmedisyneprosedures gebruik.

Waarvoor word radioisotope gebruik?

Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR)?

OMGEWINGSIMPAKSTUDIE VIR DIE BEOOGDE ONTWIKKELING VAN ‘N TOEGEWYDE ISOTOOPPRODUKSIEREAKTOR (TIPR) EN GEPAARDGAANDE INFRASTRUKTUUR IN KERKSTRAAT-WES-VERLENGING, BRITS-DISTRIK, NOORDWES PROVINSIE

SAFARI-1, die bestaande isotoopproduksiereaktor wat op die Necsa Pelindaba-terrein geleë is, maak tans die ruggraat van die Suid-Afrikaanse isotoopproduksie uit. Suid-Afrika produseer tans 20% van die wêreld se molibdeen-99- en jodium-131-isotope wat vir meer as 100 000 verskillende mediese prosedures nodig is. Daar is net vier lande wêreldwyd wat hierdie isotope produseer. Die vraag na kernmedisyne is aan die toeneem vanweë die vermoë daarvan om kanker, hart- en ander siektes te diagnoseer. Daar is tans ‘n kritieke tekort wêreldwyd aan molibdeen-99 en jodium-131 as gevolg van die ongeskeduleerde sluiting van twee reaktors in Kanada en Europa. Necsa het sy produksie met 20% verhoog om die wêreldwye aanbod te handhaaf.

SAFARI-1-kernnavorsingsreaktor is in die 60’s gebou en het in April 1965 kritikaliteit bereik. In die vroeë 1990’s is dit omskep om as ‘n isotoopproduksiereaktor vir kernmedisyne gebruik te word. Tot dusver het dit ‘n uitstekende veiligheidsrekord en vandag is dit die wêreld se betroubaarste reaktor vir die produksie van medisyne. Deur dit te doen, en in ooreenstemming met regeringsbeleid, het Safari verseker dat die Suid-Afrikaanse publiek bekostigbare kernmedisyne kry vir die diagnosering en behandeling van kanker. Ervaring in die buiteland het egter getoon dat dit oorweeg moet word om reaktors van hierdie ouderdom oor die kort termyn te vervang aangesien dit tot tien jaar kan neem om 'n vervangende medisyneprodusende reaktor te bou. Om voorraadkontïnuiteit te verseker, oorweeg NECSA dit om ‘n klein medisyneproduserende reaktor te bou om die volgende doelwitte te bereik:

Om Necsa in staat te stel om ‘n betroubare verskaffer van mediese isotope aan die groeiende plaaslike en internasionale markte te bly en om 'n betroubare voorraad bekostigbare medisyne vir die opspoor en behandeling van kanker aan Suid-Afrikaanse pasiënte te verseker. Om die druk op die voortgesette bedryf van Safari te verlig sodat daar op ‘n verantwoordelike lewensiklusbestuursprogram besluit kan word en dit in werking gestel kan word.

Ingevolge die Wet op Nasionale Omgewingsbestuur, 1998 (Wet 107 van 1998) [WNOB] en gepaardgaande OIB-regulasies wat in Junie 2010 gepubliseer is, moet omgewingsmagtiging by die bevoegde besluitnemingsowerheid verkry word voor die aanvang van sekere gelyste aktiwiteite wat ‘n potensiele negatiewe invloed op die omgewing kan hê. Die beoogde oprigting van die TIPR en gepaardgaande infrastruktuur behels ‘n aantal aktiwiteite wat in die OIB-regulasies gelys word. ‘n OIB moet dus onderneem word om die vereiste omgewingsmagtiging by die Nasionale Departement van Omgewingsake (DOS) te verkry. Die beoogde oprigting van die TIPR behels onder andere die volgende gelyste aktiwiteite, volgens Goewermentskennisgewings No. R. 544-546 van WNOB:

GK R544 Aktiwiteit: 1

Die TIPR sal deur laagverrykte uraan (LVU) standaardplaattipe brandstof aangedryf word en die TIPR sal ‘n maksimum kraglewering van 15 MW hê.


Die konstruksie van fasiliteite of infrastruktuur vir die opberging, of vir die opberging en hantering, van gevaarlike goedere, waar sodanige opberging plaasvind in houers met 'n gesamentlike kapasiteit van 80 maar hoogstens 500 kubieke meter.


‘n Voorgestelde toegangspad sal op die terrein gebou word vir die aflewering van materiaal en komponenente in groot maat by die beoogde TIPR-terrein.


Die oprigting van ‘n beoogde kerninstallasie, wat ‘n klein kernreaktor sal wees wat toegewy is aan die produksie van radioisotope, algemeen 'n Toegewyde Isotoopproduksiereaktor (TIPR) genoem.


Die konstruksie van fasiliteite of infrastruktuur vir die opberging, of vir die opberging en hantering, van gevaarlike goedere, waar sodanige opberging plaasvind in houers met 'n gesamentlike kapasiteit van meer as 500 kubieke meter.


Die reaktor sal 'n skoorsteen, ongeveer 65 m hoog, huisves wat emissies in die lug sal vrystel wat moontlik die nodige luggehaltelisensies sal vereis. Die uitsette van die skoorsteen sal aan ‘n Luggehalteimpakstudie onderwerp word.


Die verbreding van ‘n pad met meer as 4 meter of die verlenging van ‘n pad met meer as 1 kilometer. (c) In Noordwes : i. Buite stedelike gebiede, in: (aa) ‘n Beskermde gebied wat ingevolge NEMPAA geïdentifiseer is, uitgesonderd bewareas; (bb) Fokusgebiede van die Nasionale Strategie vir die Uitbreiding van Beskermde Gebiede; (cc) Sensitiewe gebiede soos geïdentifiseer in ’n omgewingsbestuursraamwerk soos beoog in hoofstuk 5 van die Wet

en soos deur die bevoegde owerheid aangeneem; (dd) Terreine of gebiede wat ingevolge ‘n internasionale konvensie geïdentifiseer is; (ee) Kritieke biodiversiteitsgebiede (Terrestriële Tipe 1 en 2 en Akwatiese Tipe 1) soos geïdentifiseer in stelselmatige

biodiversiteitsplanne wat deur die bevoegde owerheid of in bioregionale planne aangeneem is. 2.

Waarom word ‘n Omgewingsinvloedbepaling vereis?

Waarom is die TIPR nodig?

Omgewingsinvloedbepalingsproses

ARCUS GIBB (Edms) Bpk is aangestel as die onafhanklike Omgewingsbepalingspraktisyn (OBP) om ‘n OIB-proses te onderneem wat vir die beoogde projek vereis word.

Die OIB is ‘n wetgewende werktuig wat gebruik word om te verseker dat die potensiële invloed wat as gevolg van die voorgestelde ontwikkeling kan plaasvind, vermy of versag word. In die Suid-Afrikaanse wetgewing sluit die omgewing maatskaplike, ekonomiese en biofisiese aspekte in wat billik deur die OIB beoordeel moet word. Die OIB-proses word in twee fases verdeel, die Omvangbepalingsfase en die Invloedbepalingsfase. Die voorgestelde ontwikkeling is tans in die Omvangbepalingsfase van die studie.

Die Omvangbepalingsfase

Die doel van die Omvangbepalingsfase is -

om op die beoogde terrein ondersoek te doen en inligting in te samel ten einde ‘n begrip van die gebied te kry. om te bepaal wat die potensiële invloed van die beoogde ontwikkelingsaktiwiteite op die omgewing sal wees. om B&GP’s en bevoegde owerhede te identifiseer deur ‘n openbaredeelnameproses (ODP) te volg (Verwys na bladsy 4). om potensiële omgewingsinvloede deur ondersoek en ODP te identifiseer. om moontlike alternatiewe te beskryf en te beoordeel.

Invloedbepalingsfase

Gedurende hierdie fase sal alle kwessies en voorgestelde alternatiewe wat in die Omvangbepalingsfase geïdentifiseer is, beoordeel word en volgens hulle beduidendheid aangeslaan word. Waar nodig, word versagtingsmaatreëls aanbeveel om die beduidendheid van potensiële invloede te verminder. ‘n Omgewingbestuursprogram (OBP) sal opgestel word wat omgewingspesifikasies voorskryf wat gedurende die konstruksie- en bedryfsfase van die projek nagekom moet word. Soos met die Omvangbepalingsfase, is ODP ‘n integrale deel van die Invloedbepalingsfase.

Invloedbepalingsfase

Omvangbepalingsfase

PUBLIEK OBP DOS

Stel Konsep- omvangbepalings-verslag (KOV) op,

insluitend Studieplan vir OIB

Onderneem ODP Stel belanghebbendes

in kennis Versprei

agtergrondinligting (AID)

Lê aansoek aan DOS voor:

Owerhede-vergaderings

Kennisgewing-borde

Koerant Adverteer 40-

dae-kommentaar-

periode in AID- advertensies

Erken ontvangs

binne 14 dae

Stel Konsep- Omgewingsimpak-

verslag (OIV) en Konsep-

Omgewingsbestuurs-plan (KOB) op

Vra kommentaar op Konsep-OIV/OBP

Omgewings- magtiging

40-dae- kommentaar-

periode oor KOV

40-dae- kommentaar-

periode

Laat B&GP’s weet van

omgewingsmagtiging

Verleen of weier magtiging binne

45 dae na aanvaarding

Antwoord binne 40 dae:

Aanvaar KOV of

verwerp KOV of

Vereis: wysigings

Verwerp binne 60 dae

Aanvaar OIV of

Verwys vir hersiening

of Versoek

wysigings of

Verwerp OIV

Vra kommentaar oor KOV

Vloei van OIB-proses

Lê finale verslae aan owerheid voor

Le Finale Omvangbepalings-verslag (FOV) aan

owerheid voor

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Openbaredeelnameproses en hoe om as ‘n B&GP te registreer

Hoe om as ‘n Belanghebbende en Geaffekteerde Party te registreer

4.

Dit is belangrik dat toepaslike B&GP’s van die begin van die beoogde projek af geïdentifiseer en by die openbaredeelnameproses betrek word. Die insette wat van B&GP's ontvang word, maak 'n integrale deel van die OIB-proses uit en sal die besluitnemingsowerheid, DOS, ook met besluitneming help. Om doeltreffende openbare deelname te verseker, sluit die proses die volgende stappe in:

STAP 1: Adverteer die OIB-proses (in nasionale, streeks- en plaaslike koerante) en op kennisgewingborde op die terrein

STAP 2: Registreer B&GP’s en sleutelbelanghebbers op die databasis (deurlopend)

STAP 3: Raadpleeg B&GP's en dra inligting aan hulle oor deur middel van konsultasie, openbare vergaderings, fokusgroepvergaderings en werkwinkels vir sleutelbelanghebbers

STAP 4: Teken alle kommentaar, kwessies en kommer aan wat deur B&GP’s binne ‘n bepaalde spoor geopper word, wat ‘n integrale deel van OIB-verslae sal uitmaak

STAP 5: Nooi B&GP’s uit om kommentaar te lewer en insette te gee oor die Konsep- omvangbepalings- en OIB-verslae (30-dae-kommentaarperiode)

Die publiek word genooi om as B&GP’s te registreer en aan die ODP deel te neem:

Deur te registreer op die registrasie-en-kommentaarvorm wat vir u gerief agterop hierdie dokument voorsien word. Let daarop dat u u menings met betrekking tot hierdie beoogde ontwikkeling op die vorm kan gee. Dit staan u vry om kommentaar op ‘n afsonderlike bladsy by te voeg as daar nie genoeg ruimte op die vorm is nie. B&GP’s kan teen 5 Desember 2011 hulle skriftelike kommentaar saam met hulle naam, kontakbesonderhede en ’n aanduiding van enige direkte sake-, finansiële, persoonlike of ander belang wat hulle by die aansoek het per pos, faks of e-pos stuur aan:

Me Sanusha Govender E-pos: [email protected] Pos: Arcus GIBB, Posbus 4600, Rivonia, 2128 Tel: (011) 519 4600 Faks: (011) 807 5670

Die name van alle geregistreerde B&GP’s, saam met die kommentaar wat ontvang word, sal ingesluit word by die Omvangbepalings- en Omgewingsimpakverslae wat aan die DOS voorgelê gaan word.

Beoogde TIPR-terrein

Konstruksie- opslagwerf

Beoogde TIPR-terrein

Necsa-hek 2

5.

Naam

Organisasie of inwoner

Fisiese adres

Posadres

Werknommer

Faksnommer

Selfoonnommer

E-posadres

Meld asseblief u belang (d.w.s. direkte sake-, finansiële, persoonlike of ander belang) ten opsigte van die goedkeuring of weiering van die aansoek om die beoogde ontwikkeling.

Meld asseblief enige kommer, voorstelle en/of potensiële invloede wat gedurende die OIB ondersoek behoort te word.


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