Draft Basic Assessment Report.pdf - Zitholele.co.za
Draft Basic Assessment Report.pdf - Zitholele.co.za Draft Basic Assessment Report.pdf - Zitholele.co.za
BASIC ASSESSMENT REPORT SECTION B: SITE/AREA/PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Important notes: 1. For linear activities (pipelines, etc) as well as activities that cover very large sites, it may be necessary to complete this section for each part of the site that has a significantly different environment. In such cases please complete copies of Section C and indicate the area, which is covered by each copy No. on the Site Plan. Section C Copy No. (e.g. A): A-C (All three alternative technologies will be placed in exactly the same location) 2. Paragraphs 1 - 6 below must be completed for each alternative. 3. Has a specialist been consulted to assist with the completion of YES this section If YES, please complete the form entitled “Details of specialist and declaration of interest” for each specialist thus appointed: All specialist reports must be contained in Appendix D. NO Property description/physical address: Current land-use zoning: Duvha Power Station (337 JS), between R544 and R575, Emalahleni. (Farm name, portion etc.) Where a large number of properties are involved (e.g. linear activities), please attach a full list to this application. Duvha Power Station (337 JS) In instances where there is more than one town or district involved, please attach a list of towns or districts to this application. Industrial In instances where there is more than one current land-use zoning, please attach a list of current land use zonings that also indicate which portions each use pertains to , to this application. Is a change of land-use or a consent use application required YES NO Must a building plan be submitted to the local authority YES NO
BASIC ASSESSMENT REPORT Locality map: An A3 locality map must be attached to the back of this document, as Appendix A. The scale of the locality map must be relevant to the size of the development (at least 1:50 000. For linear activities of more than 25 kilometres, a smaller scale e.g. 1:250 000 can be used. The scale must be indicated on the map.) The map must indicate the following: • an indication of the project site position as well as the positions of the alternative sites, if any; • road access from all major roads in the area; • road names or numbers of all major roads as well as the roads that provide access to the site(s); • all roads within a 1km radius of the site or alternative sites; and • a north arrow; • a legend; and • locality GPS co-ordinates (Indicate the position of the activity using the latitude and longitude of the centre point of the site for each alternative site. The coordinates should be in degrees and decimal minutes. The minutes should have at least three decimals to ensure adequate accuracy. The projection that must be used in all cases is the WGS84 spheroid in a national or local projection) 1. GRADIENT OF THE SITE Indicate the general gradient of the site. Alternative S1: Flat 1:50 – 1:20 – 1:20 1:15 Alternative S2 (if any): Flat 1:50 – 1:20 Alternative S3 (if any): Flat 1:50 – 1:20 1:20 – 1:15 1:20 – 1:15 1:15 – 1:10 1:10 – 1:7,5 1:15 – 1:10 1:10 – 1:7,5 1:15 – 1:10 1:10 – 1:7,5 1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than 1:5 1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than 1:5 1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than 1:5 2. LOCATION IN LANDSCAPE Indicate the landform(s) that best describes the site: Ridgeline Plateau Side slope of hill / mountain Closed valley Open valley Plain Undulating plain / low hills Dune Seafront 3. GROUNDWATER, SOIL AND GEOLOGICAL STABILITY OF THE SITE Is the site(s) located on any of the following (tick the appropriate boxes) Alternative S1: Alternative S2 Alternative (if any): (if any): Shallow water table (less YES NO YES NO YES NO than 1.5m deep) S3
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BASIC ASSESSMENT REPORT<br />
Locality map: An A3 locality map must be attached to the back of this document, as Appendix A.<br />
The scale of the locality map must be relevant to the size of the development (at<br />
least 1:50 000. For linear activities of more than 25 kilometres, a smaller scale e.g.<br />
1:250 000 can be used. The scale must be indicated on the map.) The map must<br />
indicate the following:<br />
• an indication of the project site position as well as the positions of the<br />
alternative sites, if any;<br />
• road access from all major roads in the area;<br />
• road names or numbers of all major roads as well as the roads that provide<br />
access to the site(s);<br />
• all roads within a 1km radius of the site or alternative sites; and<br />
• a north arrow;<br />
• a legend; and<br />
• locality GPS <strong>co</strong>-ordinates (Indicate the position of the activity using the latitude<br />
and longitude of the centre point of the site for each alternative site. The <strong>co</strong>ordinates<br />
should be in degrees and decimal minutes. The minutes should<br />
have at least three decimals to ensure adequate accuracy. The projection that<br />
must be used in all cases is the WGS84 spheroid in a national or local<br />
projection)<br />
1. GRADIENT OF THE SITE<br />
Indicate the general gradient of the site.<br />
Alternative S1:<br />
Flat 1:50 – 1:20 –<br />
1:20 1:15<br />
Alternative S2 (if any):<br />
Flat 1:50 –<br />
1:20<br />
Alternative S3 (if any):<br />
Flat 1:50 –<br />
1:20<br />
1:20 –<br />
1:15<br />
1:20 –<br />
1:15<br />
1:15 – 1:10 1:10 –<br />
1:7,5<br />
1:15 – 1:10 1:10 –<br />
1:7,5<br />
1:15 – 1:10 1:10 –<br />
1:7,5<br />
1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than<br />
1:5<br />
1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than<br />
1:5<br />
1:7,5 – 1:5 Steeper than<br />
1:5<br />
2. LOCATION IN LANDSCAPE<br />
Indicate the landform(s) that best describes the site:<br />
Ridgeline<br />
Plateau<br />
Side<br />
slope of<br />
hill /<br />
mountain<br />
Closed<br />
valley<br />
Open<br />
valley<br />
Plain<br />
Undulating<br />
plain / low<br />
hills<br />
Dune<br />
Seafront<br />
3. GROUNDWATER, SOIL AND GEOLOGICAL STABILITY OF THE SITE<br />
Is the site(s) located on any of the following (tick the appropriate boxes)<br />
Alternative S1: Alternative S2 Alternative<br />
(if any):<br />
(if any):<br />
Shallow water table (less YES NO YES NO YES NO<br />
than 1.5m deep)<br />
S3
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