Name Surname Organisation Tel Fax Cell Email Physical Address Postal AddressMavis Padayachee Dept Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (033) 264 2572 ` 0731278907 Mavis.Padayachee@kznedtea.gov.za 270 Jabu Ndlovu Street, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3201 Private Bag X9152, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3201Andre Voigts Mount Verde (Pty) Ltd andre@voigts.co.za PO Box 1300, Hilton, 3245John Richardson Terratest (Pty) Ltd (033) 343 6789 (033) 343 6701 richardsonj@terratest.co.za 6 Pin oak Avenue, Hilton PO Box 794, Hilton, 3245Mandisa Khomo uMgungundlovu District Municipality: (Chief Planner) (033) 897 6811 (033) 394 5512 mandisa.khomo@umdm.gov.za 242 Langalibalele Street PMB PO Box 3235, Pietermaritzburg, 3200Stephen Simpson uMngeni Municipality: Office of the General Manager: Planning and Development Services (033) 239 9255/47 (033) 239 9213 planning@umngeni.gov.za Cnr Somme & Dick Street Howick P.O Box 5, Howick, 3290Marc Hattingh uMngeni Municipality: Office of the General Manager: Environmental (033) 239 9261 (033) 330 2965 0824572389 marc.hattingh@umngeni.gov.za P.O. Box 5 Howick 3290Shannon Farnsworth Msunduzi Local Municipality Environmental Management Unit (033) 392 3240 Shannon.Farnsworth@msunduzi.gov.za P O Box 321, Pietermaritzburg 3200Andy Blackmore Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife (033) 845 1349 (033) 845 1499 andyb@kznwildlife.com Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, Queen Elizabeth Park, 1 Peter Brown Drive PO Box 13053 CASCADES Pietermaritzburg, 3201Strinivasen Govender Dept of Water and Sanitation: Water Quality Management (031) 336 2759 (031) 305 9915 0828859665 GovenderS2@dws.gov.za SouthernLife Building, 88 Joe Slovo Durban, 4000 PO Box 1018, Durban, 4000Judy Reddy Department of Transport: Administrative (033) 355 8600 Judy.Reddy@Kzntransport.gov.za 224 Prince Alfred Street PMB 3201 Private Bag X 9043 PMB, 3201Ishaan Ramklown South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) ramklowni@nra.co.za PO Box 100410,Scottsville, 3209Wesiwe Tshabalala AMAFA KwaZulu-Natali (033) 394 6543 (033) 342 6097 archaeology@amafapmb.co.za 195 Longmarket Street Pietermaritzburg P.O. Box 2685 PMB, 3201Simangele Hlongwane Eskom (033) 395 3679 hlongwSP@eskom.co.za PO Box 5 Mkondeni 3212Boyo Ogunnaike Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs: Macro Planning Directorate (033) 355 9585 0738573218 boyo.ogunnaike@kzndard.gov.za Cedara College, R103, Soil Management Building Private Bag X9059 Pietermaritzburg 3200Petrus Mans Department of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs: Macro Planning Directorate (033) 355 9586 petrus.mans@kzndard.gov.za Cedara College, R103, Soil Management Building Private Bag X9059 Pietermaritzburg 3201Mashudu Marubini National Department of Agriculture: Land Use & Soil Management (012) 319 7619 (012) 329 5938 mashuduma@daff.gov.za Private Bag X120 Pretoria, 0001Craig Millar Ward Councillor 0612327202 millar.craig@gmail.com 1 Ladsworth Lodge, Winstead Road, Hilton 3245Owen Greene Garlington Resident owen@greeneland.co.zaTrystan Banger Chairman of the Hilton Rate Payers Association 0828061224 trystan.banger@wrk.co.za PO Box 1131, Hilton, 3245Heather Morkel Secretary of the Hilton Rate Payers Association heathermorkel@gmail.com John Campbell Chairman of the Garlington Home Owners Association 082 800 3620 john@charteredwealth.co.zaKaren Earle General Manager of the Garlington Home Owners Association (033) 3295001 0636986489 gm@garlington.co.za Private Bag X6009, Hilton 3245Tony Christopher Christopher, Walton & Tatham (rep GHOA & MVFA (036) 6376741 (036) 6373854 0828060685 wac@cwt.co.zaChairman Mount Verde Farmers Association (033) 161 0005 admin@mvfa.co.za PO Box 1071, Hilton, 3245Dillia Gardner IAP (033) 343 4042 082 852 8656 delia@gardner.za.net 5 Mamosa Drive Box 2037 Hilton 3245Louise Graham IAP (033) 343 1218 0823777090 louise@intouchkinesiology.co.zaAnita & David Nicholson IAP 0828064246 anita@nctforest.com 4 Weir Drive, HiltonDayle Trotter IAP TrotterD2@ukzn.ac.za 6 Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245Dominic Creswell IAP 0825576944 dominic@goslingproperties.co.za PO Box 2224, hilton, 3245Barry Haigh IAP (033) 3434616 0828485449 kim_barry@telkomsa.net 22 Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245Verena Stride IAP (033) 3433870 0769898286 verenastridehilton@gmail.com 8 Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245Douglas Chapman IAP 0825586980 douglas.chapman@kzndard.gov.za 11 Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245Registered IAP's

EDTEA: South Region

Ward Councillor National Department of Agriculture

Mt Verde IAP Register

Provincial Department of Agriculture

ApplicantMunicipalities Ezemvelo KZN WildlifeDepartment of Water and SanitationEskomAmafaDepartment of Transport and SANRALEnvironmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP)

Guy Smith VENNS representing The Trustees of the Di Jane Trust, the Tabbycat Trading Trust, The Umbhaba Property Trust and GMS Projects CC (033) 355 3100 (033) 394 1947 michelle@venns.co.za PO Box 600, Pietermaritzburg, 3201Myles Collier IAP & MVFA manager@mvfa.co.zaRowena Coetzee IAP (033) 9400269 0724354963 jan.row.c@gmail.com 209 Garlington Pvt Bag 6009, Hilton 3245Theo Wicks IAP (033) 343 5826 0823378862 twicks@slrconsulting.com Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245Tony Christopher Christopher, Walton & Tatham Attorneys representing Mount Verde Farmers Association (GHOA) & Garlington Homeowners Association (GHOA) (036) 637 6741 082 806 0685 wac@cwt.co.za PO Box 126, Ladysmith 3370Tony Christopher Christopher, Walton & Tatham Attorneys representing Chennells Brothers Trust,Anthony Christopher Trust, Pitman’s &Le Sueur’s. (036) 637 6741 082 806 0685 wac@cwt.co.za PO Box 126, Ladysmith 3371Vanessa Fowler IAP (033) 343 3755 0726518291 nessa.m.fowler@gmail.com 2 Forest Glen, 41 Elizabeth Drive, Hilton 3245James Arnot Personal Capacity and As the Chairman of the Claridge Property and residents Association (033) 387 1943 (033) 387 3948 073 193 9199 rarnot@happi.co.za PO Box 13677, Cascades, 3203Matthew Bremner Richards Evans and Associates on behalf of MH & J Bremner (031) 764 0773 (031) 764 0767 tracey@reaa.co.za * St Marys Road, Kloof PO Box 837, Kloof 3640

PROPOSED MOUNT VERDE

SUBDIVISIONS AND DEVELOPMENT FOOTPRINT,

HILTON, UMNGENI LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY KWAZULU-NATAL.

Basic Assessment Process

Public Open Day Presentation

28 June 2016

Welcome and Introduction

John Richardson – EAP (Terratest (Pty) Ltd)

Mount Verde (Pty) Ltd - Applicant

Project Description

The preferred activity comprises the establishment of 92 freehold residentialsubdivisions, ranging in size between approximately 2-10 hectares within the MountVerde Estate.

The proposed subdivisions are intended to establish a low density rural residentialdevelopment providing a transitional zone between the higher and lower densityland uses which surround the project. The total extent of the land to be subdivided isapproximately 457 hectares in extent, whilst the developable area for non-agricultural use is approximately 45.7 hectares (10% of the total property area).

The National Department of Agriculture has already granted consent for theproposed subdivision of agricultural resources in terms of Act 70 of 1970, subject tono more than 10% of the proposed sites being utilised for non-agricultural purposes.It is the intention that existing farming practice will continue across the variousproperty boundaries on the remaining 90% of land which would not be developed.

Project Description cont…

Servicing of the sites will be by means of septic tank and soakaway systems,electrical supply will be via the existing Eskom infrastructure, and potable watersupply will be via the UMgungundlovu District Municipality for which a service levelagreement is already in place.

The main access to sites will be through the existing entrance to the Mount VerdeEstate and internal access roads will follow exiting agricultural roads where feasibleand practical, upgrading & widening of certain existing roads within the estate willhowever be required in certain places. No new watercourse crossings, or upgradingthereof, will be required for the proposed development which will make use of theexisting watercourse crossings for all access purposes.

Locality

Proposed Layout

EIA Regulations

The Application is being assessed in accordance with the requirements ofthe NEMA: EIA Regulations of 2014.

An application for Environmental Authorisation in the form of a BasicAssessment Process has been lodged with the Competent Authority –Department of Economic Development, Tourism & Environmental Affairs(EDTEA).

EIA Regulations 2014 Process

The 2014 BA process in general is summarised as follows:

Lodge Application – within 90 days to Submit final BA report to EDTEA(Subject to 30 Days PP)

On receiving the final BA Report the Competent Authority (EDTEA)must within 107 days issue a decision on Environmental Authorisation.

Note that public commenting timeframes are fixed! i.e. You mustcomment on all reports within the given 30 days or your comment willnot be recorded in the process. The commenting period for this

application closes on the 15 July 2016.

EIA Regulations 2014 Listed Activities

Listed Activities Triggered under the 2014 EIA Regulations (BA is the Assessment of the Listed Activities which

require approval from the EDTEA):

GN. R 983 (ListingNotice 1 of 2014)

Item 28: Residential, mixed, retail, commercial, industrial or institutionaldevelopments where such land was used for agriculture orafforestation on or after 01 April 1998 and where suchdevelopment:

(ii) will occur outside an urban area, where the total land to bedeveloped is bigger than 1 hectare.

This Listed Activity is relevant as the proposed transformation of

10% of the overall site to non-agricultural activities results in a

development footprint of 45.7 hectares on land which has since

01 April 1998 been utilised for agricultural activities.

EIA Regulations 2014 Listed Activities

GN. R 985 (ListingNotice 3 of 2014)

Item 4: The development of a road wider than 4 metres with a reserveless than 13,5 metres:

(d) In KwaZulu-Natal:

xii. Outside urban areas:(aa) Areas within 10 kilometres from national parks or worldheritage sites or 5 kilometres from any other protected areaidentified in terms of NEMPAA or from the core areas of abiosphere reserve.

This Listed Activity is relevant as the proposed project will

require the development of some new internal access roads

wider than 4 metres which fall within 5 kilometres of the Queen

Elizabeth Park and Hilton College Stewardship sites which are

proclaimed in terms of the NEM: Protected Areas Act.

EIA Regulations 2014 Listed Activities

GN. R 985 (ListingNotice 3 of 2014)

Item 14: The development of:

(xii) infrastructure or structures with a physical footprint of 10square metres or more;

where such development occurs:(c) within 32 metres of a watercourse, measured from the edgeof a watercourse:

(d) In KwaZulu-Natal:

x. Outside urban areas:(aa) Areas within 10 kilometres from national parks or worldheritage sites or 5 kilometres from any other protected areaidentified in terms of NEMPAA or from the core areas of abiosphere reserve.

This Listed Activity is relevant as the proposed project will

require the development of some new internal access roads

wider than 4 metres within 32 metres of a watercourse, which

fall within 5 kilometres of the Queen Elizabeth Park and Hilton

College Stewardship sites which are proclaimed in terms of the

NEM: Protected Areas Act.

EIA Regulations 2014 Listed Activities

GN. R 985 (ListingNotice 3 of 2014)

Item 18: The widening of a road by more than 4 metres, or thelengthening of a road by more than 1 kilometre:

(d) In KwaZulu-Natal:

xii. Outside urban areas:(aa) Areas within 10 kilometres from national parks or worldheritage sites or 5 kilometres from any other protected areaidentified in terms of NEMPAA or from the core areas of abiosphere reserve.”

This Listed Activity is relevant as the proposed project will

require the widening of some existing agricultural roads by

more than 4 metres to provide access to the proposed

subdivisions which fall within 5 kilometres of the Queen

Elizabeth Park and Hilton College Stewardship sites which are

proclaimed in terms of the NEM: Protected Areas Act.

EIA Regulations 2014 Listed Activities

GN. R 985 (ListingNotice 3 of 2014)

Item 23: The expansion of:

(xii) infrastructure or structures where the physical footprint isexpanded by 10 square metres or more;

where such development occurs:(c) within 32 metres of a watercourse, measured from the edgeof a watercourse:

(d) In KwaZulu-Natal:

x. Outside urban areas:(aa) Areas within 10 kilometres from national parks or worldheritage sites or 5 kilometres from any other protected areaidentified in terms of NEMPAA or from the core areas of abiosphere reserve.”

This Listed Activity is relevant as the proposed project will

require the expansion of some existing internal access roads

by more than 4 metres within 32 metres of a watercourse,

which falls within 5 kilometres of the Queen Elizabeth Park and

Hilton College Stewardship sites which are proclaimed in terms

of the NEM: Protected Areas Act.

EIA Process Flow Diagram

BAR Process to Date

Prior to this application being lodged, several specialists were appointed by theApplicant to assist with the pre-application planning components of the proposedsubdivisions. This included:

Terratest (Pty) Ltd who reviewed the environmental constraints of the site;

Earth Water Environmental Science who reviewed the agriculturalconstraints of the site;

Dennis Moss Partnership who assisted with the placement of thedevelopable areas from an architectural and landscape perspective;

Lawrence van Heerden Planning and Development Consultant whoprovided input in terms of the town planning requirements for the site;

Umlando who assessed the site in terms of cultural & heritage constraints.

No fatal flaws were identified by any of the Specialist Studies

BAR Process to Date cont… The Application for Environmental Authorisation was submitted to the EDTEA on

10 June 2016. The application was also advertised in the Witness and VillageTalk Newspapers.

The draft Basic Assessment Report was circulated for public comment on the 14June 2016. Hardcopies of the draft BA report have been made available at theHilton Library, Mount Verde and Garlington Management offices.

Please note that the Stakeholder & Public Commenting closes on the 15th

July 2016.

On completion of the Public Participation Process the draft Basic AssessmentReport will be compiled and will include copies of all comments received byStakeholders and Interested & Affected Parties. This document will be submitted tothe EDTEA who will issue a decision on Environmental Authorisation within 107days of receiving the final Basic Assessment Report.

Closing

Thank you for your participation.

Terratest (Pty) Ltd

John Richardson

033 343 6700

richardsonj@terratest.co.za

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Invitation to BiduMshwathi Municipality is hereby inviting prospective suppliers for the below-mentioned tenders fora maximum period of three (3) years, subjected to annual review.Bid NoticeNumber Description Tender CompulsoryBrieing Date2015/16/44 Provision of Short-term Insurance No Brieing

2015/16/46 Comprehensive Pest Control Management andMaintenance of Bait Boxes Services

17/06/2016 in NewHanover Main Ofice

2015/16/47 Supply and Delivery of Personal Protective Equipment No Brieing

2015/16/48 Hygiene Management and Deep Cleaning Services touMshwathi Municipal Ofices

No BrieingAll enquiries relating to Bid Number: 2015/16/44 must be addressed to the ChiefFinancial Oficer, Mr RM Mani and all enquiries relating to other three tenders mustbe addressed to the Head of the Department: Corporate Services, Mr Kevin Perumal at(033) 815-2249 during working hours (07:30 to 16:00).Service providers for Bid Number: 2015/16/46 must be registered with: • Pest ControlService Industries Board • Department of Agriculture to operate as a licensed pest control serviceprovider • South African Pest Control Association.Bid documents must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked with the relevant bidnotice number and description and must be deposited in the bid box at the receptionarea of uMshwathi Municipality, Main Road, New Hanover 3230 (opposite New HanoverSAPS) on or before Monday, 27 June 2016 at 12:00. Telegraphic, telexed or faxed bidswill not be considered and late bids will not be accepted.uMshwathi Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the rightto accept the whole or any part of the bid.

Bid documents can be collected from 13 June 2016 at 12:00 at the Municipal Ofices in New Hanover.A non-refundable tender fee of R250.00 is payable in cash on collection of the bid document.Only the short-term insurance bid will be evaluated using the 90/10 principles and other bids willbe evaluated using the 80/20 principles of the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act,No 5 of 2000. Bid offers will be considered responsive only if the minimum functionality requirementis achieved as explained in the bid document (functionality).NM Mabaso - Municipal Manager

Human Communications D127918

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Human Communications D127856

UBUHLEBEZWE MUNICIPALITY

Invitation to BidProject Name Bid

NumberCompulsoryBriefingSession & SiteInspectionDate

Venue Availability ofBidDocuments

Non-refundablePrice

ClosingDate

TurnkeyDevelopmentofGroundwaterResources(BoreholeInstallation)

UBU-B//06/16

21 June 2016@ 10:00

MunicipalMainBoardroom

17-20 June2016 @Cashier’sOffice

R500.00 perdocumentat Cashier’sOffice, 29MargaretStreet

1 July 2016@ 12:00

Ubuhlebezwe Municipality invites suitable, qualified and experienced geohydrologicalconsultants to provide this service.

Bid documents, clearly marked with the bid name and number, must be deposited in the boxoutside the reception area of Ubuhlebezwe Local Municipality situated on 29 Margaret Street,Ixopo 3276, where bids will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must beclearly written on the sealed envelope containing the bid.

Please note that the above timeframe must be strictly adhered to. No documents will be sold onthe day of the briefing. Latecomers will not be admitted. Only bidders with bid documents will beallowed to attend the briefing session.

Enquiries regarding this bid may be directed to Ubuhlebezwe Local Municipality, PO Box 132,Ixopo 3276, for attention: Ms S Buthelezi (technical matters) or Mrs UP Mahlasela (SCM-relatedmatters), tel. (039) 834-7700 or fax: (039) 834-1168.

Late bids or bids received by way of post, facsimile or e-mail will, under no circumstances, beconsidered.

The Ubuhlebezwe Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Framework Act, Act 5of 2000. The 80/20 principle applies to this bid. Bids should be valid for a period of 90 days. TheUbuhlebezwe Local Municipality does not bind itself to accepting the lowest or any bid, eitherwholly or in part, or to give any reason for such action.

Mr GM Sineke - Municipal Manager

SUPPLY AND INSTALLATIONOF A DIGITAL DELEGATE ADDRESS SYSTEM,

AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT, DIGITAL RECORDING ANDNEXT BUSINESS

DAY SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT

PROPOSAL NO: CORP - 027/15/16

Proposals are hereby invited from suitable Service Providers for the supply and installation of aDigital Delegate Address System, Audio Visual equipment, Digital Recording and next business dayService Level Agreement.

he proposal will be evaluated in terms of the 80/20 Preferential Procurement Points system andpoints will be allocated as follows: 80 - Price and 20 - BBBEE. Late or faxed quotes will not beaccepted. Failure to comply with the conditions will invalidate your ofer.

AVAILABILITY OF DOCUMENTS: Proposal documents can be obtained at the compulsorybrieing on 17 June 2016 at 10h00, at Ingwe Municipality. he cost of the tender document isR332.00 which is non-refundable.

SCM Related Enquiries: Mr N. Cezu, tel. (039) 833 1038.

Technical Enquiries: Mrs L.A. Mark, tel. (039) 833 1038.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED WITH THE BID: •Valid original TaxClearance Certiicate •Certiied copy of Company Registration certiicate with the Registrarof Companies and CC’s (CK) •Certiied copies of members’ IDs •A certiied copy of the mostrecent municipal account in which the business is registered. District municipality (water) andLocal municipality (rates, electricity and other). A letter of exemption can be obtained from theMunicipality for incumbents who do not pay for services together with a letter of proof of residency•Certiied copy of B-BBEE certiicate.

CLOSING DATE: Bid Documents must be submitted in sealed envelopes clearly marked with theBid Number and Closing Date; and dropped of in the tender box at the IngweMunicipality Oices,Main Street, Creighton by no later than 30 June 2016 at 12h00.

Bids must be deposited in the Tender Box at the oices of IngweMunicipality in Creighton before theclosing date and time. Late tenders will NOT be considered.

Ingwe Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right toaccept the whole or any part of the Bid.

MR N.C. VEZI - MUNICIPAL MANAGER

INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS

www.ursonline.co.zauMGUNGUNDLOVUDISTRICT MUNICIPALITYINVITATION FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS TOSUPPLY TRACKSUITS FOR SALGA GAMES FORuMGUNGUNDLOVU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITYTENDER NO: 22/2016The uMgungundlovu District Municipality seeks professional service providers to supply the municipality with 400tracksuits for the SALGA KZN DSR Games as per speciication detailed in the tender document.

Tender documents are available from the ofices of the Cashier at the uMgungundlovu District Municipality,242 Langalibalele (Longmarket) Street, Pietermaritzburg between 08h30 and 15h30, upon payment of a non-refundable fee of R150.00. Any queries in respect of the documentation can be directed to Mr James Khanyezi viaemail khanyezij@umdm.gov.za. A Compulsory Brieing Session will be held on Tuesday, 28 June 2016 at 10h00,at the uMgungundlovu District Municipality, Council Chambers, 242 Langalibalele Street, Pietermaritzburg. Failureto purchase the tender document and/or non-attendance at the Compulsory Brieing Session will render anysubmission invalid.

Tenders submitted on the oficial tender document that you have purchased are to be submitted in a sealedenvelope, clearly marked “TENDER NO. 22/2016: TRACKSUITS FOR SALGA GAMES FOR uMGUNGUNDLOVUDISTRICT MUNICIPALITY” must be deposited in the tender box situated on the ground loor of the uMgungundlovuDistrict Municipality, 242 Langalibalele (Longmarket) Street, Pietermaritzburg, on or before the closing time of12h00 on Monday, 18 July 2016, where the tenders will be opened in public. Late quotations or Tenders receivedby way of Facsimile or E-Mail will under no circumstances be considered.

The 80/20 Preference Points system will be applicable, with 80 points for price and 20 points for B-BBEE StatusLevel of Contribution. Tenderers must submit a minimum of three written testimonials from clients to substantiatetheir ability to undertake the required services. Reference Letters must indicate that the value of tracksuitssupplied is above R200, 000.00

Textile, Clothing, Leather and Footwear have been designated for local production with minimum local contentthresholds. The stipulated minimum threshold for local production and content is 100%. The exchange rate tobe used for the calculation of local production and content must be the exchange rate published by the SouthAfrican Reserve Bank (SARB) at 12:00 on the date of advertisement of this tender. Only the South African Bureauof Standards (SABS) approved technical speciication number SATS 1286:2011 must be used to calculate localcontent.

All service providers intending to submit a tender are required to register for inclusion on the District’s ServiceProvider Database. Forms are obtainable from the District’s Supply Chain Management Ofice.Tenderers shall take note of the following Tender Conditions:• uMgungundlovu District Municipality’s procurement policy will apply,• uMgungundlovu District Municipality’s does not bind itself to accept the lowest tender or any other tender and

reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the tender,•Tenders submitted are to be valid for a period of 90 days from the closing date for submissions oftenders.TLS KHUZWAYO P.O. Box 3235Municipal Manager PietermaritzburguMgungundlovu District Municipality 3200

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BASIC ASSESSMENT

PROCESS:

PROPOSED MOUNT VERDE

SUBDIVISIONS AND

RESIDENTIAL

DEVELOPMENT FOOTPRINT,

HILTON, UMNGENI LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY

KWAZULU-NATAL.

Notice is hereby given in termsof Regulation 54 of the NationalEnvironmental Management Act(NEMA, Act 107 of 1998),published in Government NoticeNo. R.982 (2014), of the intentto carry out a Basic AssessmentProcess for the above-mentionedproject. The project triggers ListedActivity 28 of GNR 983 and 4, 14,18 & 23 GNR 985 which pertainto development on land previouslyutilised for agriculture and theconstruction and/or widening ofaccess roads within thedevelopment footprint. Theproposed development thereforerequires a Basic AssessmentProcess for a decision onEnvironmental Authorisation tobe made by the CompetentAuthority.PROPOSED ACTIVITY: Theproposed project comprises thedevelopment of 92 freeholdresidential subdivisions andassociated infrastructure withinthe Mount Verde Estate. Theproposed subdivisions areintended to establish a lowdensity rural residentialdevelopment providing atransitional zone between thehigher and lower density land useswhich surround the project. Thetotal extent of the land to besubdivided is approximately 457hectares in extent, whist thedevelopable area for non-agricultural use is approximately45.7 hectares (10% of the totalproperty area). The remainingbalance of the property (90% ofthe total property area) will beretained for agricultural use. ThisBasic Assessment application ismade only for the development ofthe non-agricultural land useswithin the proposed developmentsite. Properties forming part ofthis application are:1. Portion 1 of the Farm MounVerde No 180812. Portion 2 of the Farm MountVerde No 180813. Portion 3 of the Farm MountVerde No 180814. Portion 4 of the Farm MountVerde No 180815. Portion 5 of the Farm MountVerde No 18081PROPERTY LOCATION: Theproposed project is located withinthe Mount Verde Estate, Hilton,uMngeni Local Municipality.Access to the proposed residentialsubdivisions off the N3 Highwaywould be via Elizabeth Driverunning through Hilton Gardens tothe existing entrance of theMount Verde Estate located at theend of Weir Drive. Central sitecoordinates are approximately29°32'43.66"S; 30°20'14.37"E. Adetailed locality / layout plan canbe provided on request.Should you wish to register as anInterested and Affected Party(IAP) in this Application, pleasesubmit your name, contactinformation and interest in thematter, as well as any commentsor queries you may have to thefollowing EnvironmentalConsultant: Terratest (Pty) Ltd.Contact Person: John Richardson;Email:richardsonj@terratest.co.za;Address: Terratest, PO Box 794,Hilton 3245;Tel: 033 343 6700,Fax: 033 343 6701.

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witness.co.za WORLD 400 m champion sprinter Waydevan Niekerk led the charge at the weekend,with South African athletes producing astring of impressive performances aroundthe world.

Building on his superb form ahead of theRio Olympics in August, Van Niekerk stolethe show at the Racers Grand Prix meetingin Kingston on Saturday night, smashing hisown SA best in the men’s 300 m sprint.

He crossed the line in 31,03 seconds, hold-ing off American LaShawn Merritt by 0,20to secure an impressive victory.

The SA global star shattered his nationalmark of 31,63, which he had set in Birming-ham in June last year, climbing to third placein the global all-time list behind MichaelJohnson (30,85) and Jamaican star UsainBolt (30,97) over the rarely run 300 m dis-tance.

Akani Simbine, who had spent the weektraining with compatriots Van Niekerk andJustine Palframan at Bolt’s camp in Jamai-ca, did well to finish sixth against a world-class line-up in the men’s 100 m sprint.

He clocked 10,01, just 0,05 outside his

own SA record, while Bolt, the world recordholder, won the race in 9,88.

Palframan took seventh position in thewomen’s 400 m event in a season’s best of53,01. Shericka Jackson of Jamaica, thebronze medallist at last year’s IAAF WorldChampionships, secured victory in 50,72.

Elsewhere in the United States, Domini-que Scott closed out her university track ca-reer in style with a super5 000 m/10 000 m double at the NCAAChampionships in Eugene.

After winning the 10 000m title on Thurs-day in 32:35,69, Scott bagged the 5 000 mcrown on Saturday crossing the line in15:57,07.

This was Scott’s last appearance for theUniversity of Arkansas before her eligibilitycomes to an end, as she prepares to embarkon a professional career.

Long jumper Roelf Pienaar (ArkansasState) was the only other medallist of theseven SA athletes competing at the four-day NCAA Championships, producing a bestleap of 7,93 m to earn silver.

In Europe, South Africans made their

presence felt on Saturday, dominating mul-tiple events and setting personal bests attrack and field meetings in Belgium, Switz-erland and the Netherlands.

Competing in Lier, sprinter Emile Erasmuswon the men’s 100 m (10,46) and 200 m(21,34) races, while former World Champi-onships bronze medallist Johan Cronjé wasalso victorious, taking the men’s 1 500 mcontest in 3:39,48.

In the women’s 5 000m event, NoleneConrad bagged the win in 15:55,64, settinga personal best as she dipped under 16 min-utes for the second time in her career.

At the Georges Caillat Memorial Meetingin Geneva, Jean-Mare Senekal set a personalbest in the women’s 400 m hurdles, clock-ing 57,89 to win her heat.

Dikotsi Lekopa finished third in the men’s3 000 m steeplechase in 9:00,63, withcountryman Tumisang Monnatlala takingfifth place in 9:08,55.

At the Gouden Spike Meeting in Leiden,Xolisa Tyali ended 12th in the men’s10 000 m race, clocking a career record of28:27.10. — Sport24.

Van Niekerk leads SA’s impressive displays

DAVE MACLEOD

ANDY Birkett and Louis Hattingh won athrilling senior men’s K2 race to bringdown the curtain at the Prescient SA Mara-thon Championships at Zandvlei nearMuizenberg yesterday.

Olympic medallist Bridgitte Hartleyand team-mate Abby Solms took the wom-en’s title in an equally thrilling race.

Birkett and Hattingh were locked in atense four-boat race throughout the 29 kmrace with locals Brandon van der Walt andStu McLaren, Simon van Gysen and CzechRepublic star Jakub Adam, and worldchamp Hank McGregor, who raced withSoweto talent Siseko Ntondini after hisregular team-mate Jasper Mocké was side-lined by flu.

After a dramatic penultimate portage,McGregor and Ntondini were dropped offthe front bunch with Van Gysen and Ad-am, leaving two K2 crews to slug it outover the last two kilometres.

Birkett, a former Under-23 worldchamp, and Hattingh, who won the juniorworld title in 2014, timed their interval tothe line perfectly to hold off Van Der Waltand McLaren by less than a boat length.

“It feels fantastic to win it, especially aft-er such as close race,” said Birkett. “I can’twait to race with Louis [Hattingh] at the

world champs in Germany in September.“He is very calm in the race and aggres-

sive when he has to be. He is racing withmaturity and experience beyond his years.”

There was a great deal riding in the raceafter the confirmation that Mocké wouldnot be racing, and had put in a written mo-tivation for exemption to the national se-lectors to allow the EuroSteel pairing ofhimself and McGregor — winners of goldand silver at the last two world champion-ships — to be considered for the nationalteam.

The K2 silver and K1 bronze signalledthe return to top form on Brandon van derWalt, following on from his successes asa junior and Under-23 marathoner.

The women’s title was decided in almostcarbon-copy like fashion as Hartley andSolms turned into the finish straight withdouble Under-23 bronze medallist JennaWard and junior prodigy Kyeta Purchase.Hartley’s awesome sprint power, beingfine-tuned for the Rio Olympics, prevailedin the closing 50 metres.

In the junior races, former world champJean van der Westhuyzen teamed up withCape star Mark Keeling to post an emphat-ic gold-medal winning performance overthe game paring of Ulvard Hart and ZachPreyser. The well-drilled crew of SabinaLawrie and Christie Mackenzie were never

challenged in romping to the junior laurels.— Gameplan Media.

SUMMARY OF RESULTSPRESCIENT SA MARATHON CHAMPS K2 RACESSenior Men1. Andy Birkett/Louis Hattingh 2:00:262. Brandon vd Walt/Stu McLaren 2:00:283. Hank McGregor/Siseko Ntondini 2:01:28Senior Women1. Bridgitte Hartley/Abby Solms 1:54:022. Jenna Ward/Kyeta Purchase 1:54:19 (U23)3. Bianca Beavitt/Jane Swarbreck 2:01:46Under 23 Men1. Kenny Rice/Thomas Lovemore 2:11:082. Anders Hart/Tyron Maher 2:16:003. Marco Marsh/Donovan Vermeulen 2:24:14Under 18 Boys1. Jean van der Westhuyzen/Mark Keeling 1:32:382. Zachary Preyser/Ulvard Hart 1:32:573. Bailey de Fondamiere/Alex Masina 1:34:09Under 18 Girls1. Sabina Lawrie/Christie Mackenzie 1:25:072. Jessica Croudace/Katie Croudace 1:34:023. Rebecca Meihuizen/Jackie vd Westhuysen 1:35:09Under 16 Boys1. Hamish McKenzie/Dave Evans 1:36:312. Callam Davis/Sibusiso Chwayi 1:41:263. Sandile Mtolo/Minenhle Mbhele 1:45:33Under 16 Girls1. Jessica Croudace/Katie Croudace 1:34:022. Rebecca Meihuizen/Jackie vd Westhuysen 1:35:093. Amy Peckett/Mea Stiglingh 1:38:56

Thrilling finishes in last day of K2 races

Hill and White prove too strongRiders agree this year’s dusi2c is the best instalment yet

NICK TATHAM

HAVING built up a healthy buffer afterstage one, Andrew Hill and Tyronne Whitemaintained their dominance with anotherstage win and the overall BSi Steel dusi2ctitle yesterday, while the Jeannie Dreyerand John Ntuli combination was thestrongest mixed combination over the twodays of racing.

The benefit of having a healthy leadmeant that Team TIB’s Hill and Whitewere not required to push the pace, andafter the group broke down to two pairsearly on the leaders had to make sure thatthey did not lose touch of the Team Safireoutfit of Warren Price and Trevor Rowe.

“Today was going to be a day that wasgoing to suit Trevor and Warren becauseof their strengths on the flats,” first-timewinner Tyronne White said.

He was a bit concerned about his fitnesslevels after his honeymoon, but he expect-ed the second stage was going to be a loteasier on the body.

“Today was a lot better, there is not asmuch climbing so I didn’t have to sufferas much but I can’t wait to get fit and backto racing level so I don’t have to sit behindAndrew as much,” he said.

Hill, who has won every edition of theBSi Steel dusi2c, has seen the race growfrom strength-to-strength and ranks the2016 edition of the race up there as oneof his favourite instalments of the event.

“With all factors considered I woulddefinitely say that this year’s race ranks upthere with one of the best I have raced,”Hill said.

Hill claimed his fourth title in 2016 butWhite returns home with his first and theNorth Coast resident is happy that theplanets finally aligned allowing him andHill to take on the two-day adventure to-gether. “It is awesome to get a win on myfirst dusi2c and especially with Andrew,who has won so many and we have alwayswanted to do the race together, but unfor-tunately the opportunity never arose soit was great that this year we managed toteam up for the race and get the win,” saidWhite.

Team Safire were always going to be upagainst it coming into the final stage andwith such a sharp, flat stage the chanceto get away from the leaders never arose;however, the Price and Rowe duo held onto their second place comfortably.

The final spot on the podium was a fightbetween two of the RMB Change a LifeAcademy teams with their Number Oneteam of Ndumiso Dontso and Sipho Kupi-so starting the stage in third place as Bong-musa Zikhali and Siyanda Masango start-

ed yesterday in fourth place.After a slight mechanical error on the

start line on Saturday, which cost them fiveminutes at the end of the stage, Mer-chants’ Jeannie Dreyer and John Ntuli rodethe complete race to take the overall titlein the mixed category from overnight lead-ers Sani Racing’s Andrew Houston andBianca Haw.

“John and I chatted this morning atbreakfast about how we were going to goabout today and I said that we should justsee how the day goes instead of settingour minds on chasing down Andrew andBianca.

“We knew that today was going to bedifficult because of the pace of the stageand five minutes is a lot of time but whenwe got past Bianca and Andy we just knewwe had to put our heads down and go ashard as we could.

“The day went according to plan todaybut the legs did blow. That was the plan,though, go until you blow!” she said.

Ntuli echoed Dreyer when talking aboutthe effort that they had to put in yesterdayto overturn the advantage that Houstonand Haw had built up after the first stageof the race. “Jeannie and I raced really welltoday and I am really happy that we wereable to make up the time on the leadingmixed team.

“Jeannie was incredibly strong and I feltgood which helped us a lot in chasingdown the leaders — I’m really happy with

the result,” said Ntuli.The 2Fast2Furious pair of Wesley and

Candice Parker-Dennison managed tohold on to their third place in the mixedcategory after starting the final stanza ofthe race with a lead of just under a minute.

The Highway Bakkie duo of BrendaPotts and Sarah van Heerden finished therace as the leading women’s pair followingthe two days. — Gameplan Media.

SUMMARY OF RESULTS – Stage Two (Mfula Store to Blue Lagoon)

Overall1. Team TIB (Andrew Hill/Tyronne White) 02:14.48 04:47.222. Team Safire (Warren Price/Trevor Rowe) 02:14.4904:50.273. RMB Change a Life 1 (Ndumiso Dontso/Sipho Kupiso)02:22.52 05:02.374. The Underdogs (Klaas Meintjies/Christiaan van Dyk)02:25.21 05:09.33 5. RMB Change a Life 3 (Bongmusa Zikhali/Siyanda Masango) 02:37.15 05:19.47

Mixed1. Merchants (Jeannie Dreyer/John Ntuli) 02:29.44 05:22.472. Sani Racing (Andrew Houston/Bianca Haw) 02:37.3905:25.313. 2Fast2Furious (Wesley Parker-Dennison/Candice Parker-Dennison) 03.06.39

Women1. Highway Bakkie (Brenda Potts/Sarah van Heerden)02:51.09 06:08.15

With a sound buffer going into Sunday the Team TIB duo of Andrew Hill and Tyronne White maintained that gap to take the overall title at the end of the second and final stage of the 2016 BSi Steel dusi2c.PHOTO: ANTHONY GROTE/GAMEPLAN MEDIA

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION (EIA REF: DC22/28/2016) REVISED BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS: PROPOSED MOUNT VERDE SUBDIVISIONS AND RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT FOOTPRINT, HILTON, UMNGENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY KWAZULU-NATAL. Notice is hereby given in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) (NEMA), Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations 2014, as amended 7 April 2017, of the revised Basic Assessment Process for the above-mentioned project following the appeal decision issued by the Honourable MEC for the Department Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) on the 18th October 2017. The proposed project potentially triggers activities 19 & 28 listed in Government Notice Regulation (GN.R.) 327, and 4, 14, 18 & 23 of GN.R. 324 of the NEMA: EIA Regulations 2014, as amended. The proposed development therefore requires a Basic Assessment Process to be undertaken for a decision on Environmental Authorisation to be made by the Competent Authority. PROPOSED ACTIVITY: The proposed project comprises the development of 92 freehold residential subdivisions and associated infrastructure within the Mount Verde Estate, Hilton. The proposed residential dwellings are intended to establish a low density rural residential development providing a transitional zone between the higher and lower density land uses which surround the project. The total extent of the land to be subdivided is approximately 457 hectares in extent, whilst the developable area for non-agricultural use is approximately 45.7 hectares (10% of the total property area). The remaining balance of the property (90% of the total property area – 411 hectares) will be retained for agricultural use. This Basic Assessment application is made only for the development of the non-agricultural land uses within the proposed development site. Properties forming part of this application are: 1. Portion 1 of the Farm Mount Verde No 18081 2. Portion 2 of the Farm Mount Verde No 18081 3. Portion 3 of the Farm Mount Verde No 18081 4. Portion 4 of the Farm Mount Verde No 18081 5. Portion 5 of the Farm Mount Verde No 18081 PROPERTY LOCATION: The proposed project is located within the Mount Verde Estate, Hilton, uMngeni Local Municipality. Access to the proposed residential subdivisions off the N3 Highway would be via Elizabeth Drive running through Hilton Gardens to the existing entrance of the Mount Verde Estate located at the end of Weir Drive. Construction access for vehicle over 3.5 tonnes is proposed via the Claridge road access to the site (Ottos Bluff Road). Central site coordinates are approximately 29°32'43.66"S; 30°20'14.37"E. A detailed locality / layout plan can be provided on request. APPLICANT: Mount Verde (Pty) Ltd Should you wish to register as an Interested and Affected Party (IAP) in this Application then please submit your name, contact information and interest in the matter, as well as any comments or queries you may have to the Environmental Consultant: Environmental Consultants: Terratest (Pty) Ltd Contact Person: Mr John Richardson Tel: (033) 343 6789 Fax: (033) 343 6701 Email: richardsonj@terratest.co.za Postal Address: PO Box 794, Hilton, 3245 Please note that a copy of the revised draft Basic Assessment Report will be made available for public review and comment from the 28th May 2018. Please may all comments be submitted in writing to Mr J. Richardson via post, fax or e-mail (as per details above) before 29 June 2018. The final Basic Assessment Report will be submitted to the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) shortly after the conclusion of the legislated 30 day Public Participation Process which ends on the 29th June 2018. In order to ensure that you are identified as an IAP, please timeously submit your name, email address, and any other contact information, as well as any comments or queries you may have regarding the proposed development, in writing, to the contact person given above.