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DEBORAH JOUBERT
AMAANULLAH AYUB
JOINT TRUSTEE
NDLAMBE
MUNICIPALITY
PORT ALFRED
APPLICATION FOR DEPARTURE
AND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIVE
TITLE DEED CONDITIONS OF
ERF 138, KENTON ON SEA
Applicant: Kathy Kennard Davis
Owner:
Craig Alexander Renaud
Property Description: Erf 138, Kenton on Sea
in the area of Ndlambe Municipality, division
of Bathurst, Eastern Cape Province
Physical Address:
Erf 138, Lyon Road, Kenton on Sea
Detailed description of proposal:
The matter for consideration is an application for
a departure and a removal of restrictive title deed
condition to relax the Street building line from 5m
to 3.5m, western lateral building line from 1.57m
to 0m; eastern lateral building line from 1.57 to
0.8m and the rear building line from 3m to 0.5m
to legalise existing shed, existing deck and the
proposed new garage on Erf 138, Kenton on Sea
Notice is hereby given in terms of section 69
and section 74 of the Spatial Planning and Land
Use Management By-law (2015) that the abovementioned
application has been received and is
available for inspection during weekdays between
09:00 to 15:00 at the Ndlambe Municipality, Civic
Center, Causeway, Port Alfred and at the Kenton
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may be addressed in terms of section 98 of the said
bylaw to The MUNICIPAL MANAGER, Causeway,
Port Alfred, 6170, or emailed to nngxwashula@
ndalmbe.gov.za on or before 15 December
2017. Telephonic enquiries can be made to Ms N
Ngxwashula at (046) 604 5520. The Municipality
may refuse to accept comment received after the
closing date. Any person who cannot write will
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their comments.
NOTICE NUMBER: 214/2017
16 November 2017 ADV. R DUMEZWENI
MUNICIPAL MANAGER
Wigging out at the herons
PROMINENT VISITORS: Though similarly built,
there noticeable differences between the
black-headed heron and grey heron
Picture: TIM COCKCROFT
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MUNICIPALITY
PORT ALFRED
APPLICATION FOR REZONING
AND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIVE
TITLE DEED CONDITIONS OF
ERF 3272, PORT ALFRED
Applicant: Derek Jacobs
Owner:
Werner Mattes & Jacqueline Mattes
Property Description:
Erf 3272 Port Alfred in the area of Ndlambe
Municipality, division of Bathurst, Eastern
Cape Province
Physical Address: 22 Wiersma Road, Port Alfred
Detailed description of proposal:
The matter for consideration is an application for
a rezoning from Single Residential to General
Residential and a removal of restrictive title deed
condition to allow the use of the property as a Bed
& Breakfast on Erf 3272, Port Alfred
Notice is hereby given in terms of section 68
and section 69 of the Spatial Planning and Land
Use Management By-law (2015) that the abovementioned
application has been received and is
available for inspection during weekdays between
09:00 to 15:00 at the Ndlambe Municipality, Civic
Center, Causeway, Port Alfred. Any written comments
may be addressed in terms of section 98
of the said bylaw to The MUNICIPAL MANAGER,
Causeway, Port Alfred, 6170, or emailed to
nngxwashula@ndalmbe.gov.za on or before 15
December 2017. Telephonic enquiries can be
made to Ms N Ngxwashula at (046) 604 5520.
The Municipality may refuse to accept comment
received after the closing date. Any person who
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by transcribing their comments.
NOTICE NUMBER: 213/2017
16 November 2017 ADV. R DUMEZWENI
MUNICIPAL MANAGER
LET’S
CHIRP
... with Tim Cockcroft
MANY years ago I decided to have a little fun and
started trying to think up some original, unofficial
(and incorrect!) collective nouns for birds.
A friend of mine who was living in Port Alfred at the
time, was very good with words, so I asked for his help.
About a week later, he gave me quite a long list of
originals that he had thought up. One of them was a
“wig of heron” Wig? Get the pun? A wig of “hair on”!
Back to the present. Last week, I was called out to
help identify the various species of heron and egrets
that had “wigged” some trees in town. The
non-birders there were having a friendly discussion of
sorts as to whether they were grey herons,
black-headed herons or something completely
different altogether. So I pointed out the differences
between the species to them. This week I am going to
do the same for my readers, but for now I’m taking
two of the species known to nest in such heronries.
Firstly, the black-headed heron is quite distinctive
with its grey plumage, black crown and hindneck,
white throat, black bill and yellow eye, which turns
deep red when breeding. The young birds are duller
grey on the crown and neck. In flight, the broad black
border along the wing is distinctive.
The black-headed heron is primarily a grassland
bird, where it can be seen stalking and catching
rodents, small snakes, lizards and even baby birds.
The grey heron is similarly built, being about the
same size, and proportions. The first impression is
generally that of a paler bird, being white underneath
with a pretty blue-grey wings that don't show a broad
black border in flight. The neck is mostly white,
dusted with silvery-grey hues and a broken black line
down the front, and the crown is white. The only black
on the head is a line starting just above and behind
the eye, like an “eyebrow” for sorts, ending at the
back of the crown. These feathers grow much longer
during the breeding season. The bill is yellow, not
black, and turns a deep vermillion colour during
breeding.
The grey heron prefers fish, rather than the more
“ear thy” taste of its black-headed cousin.
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NOTIFICATION OF DECISION ON AN
APPLICATION - RE-CONSTRUCTION AND
UPGRADING OF THE KAP RIVER BRIDGE,
WITHIN THE KAP RIVER NATURE RESERVE,
PORT ALFRED WITHIN THE NDLAMBE
MUNICIPALITY
DEDEAT REF: EC05/C/LN1&3/M/28-2017
You are hereby notified in terms of the National
Environmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998)
and its subsequent amendments as well as Regulation
4(2) of the amended Environmental Impact Assessment
Regulations published in Government Notice No. R326
and the associated listing notices of April 2017, which
the Environmental Authorisation (EA) for the abovementioned
project, was issued on 31 October 2017 (and
received by the EAP on 7 November 2017) - approving
this project. The reasons for the decision are detailed
in Section 4 on page 10 and 11 of the EA (available on
request). In addition, a General Authorisation for Water
Use, in terms of Section 21(c) and Section 21(i) of the
National Water Act (Act No 36 of 1998), was authorised
by the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) in
July 2017.
Notice of Appeal process:
In accordance with sub-regulation 4 (2) of the amended EIA
Regulations, GNR 326 dated April 2017, as well as Section
44 of the NEMA Appeal Regulations, GNR 993 dated
December 2014 (attached), read together with Section 43
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the decision by Department of Economic Development,
Environmental Affairs and Tourism (DEDEAT) to authorise
this application and your attention is hereby drawn to the
fact that an appeal may be lodged against the decision in
terms of Regulation 4 (1) of the NEMA Appeal Regulations.
A notice of intention to appeal must be lodged with the
Member of the Executive Council, Ministry of Economic
Development, Environmental Affairs & Tourism (hereafter
referred to as the MEC), within twenty (20) days of the
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November 2017). A notice of intention to appeal must be
submitted to the MEC and copied to the EAP (Mrs Kim
Brent at EOH CES).
For more information or to view a copy of the EA,
contact EOH Coastal & Environmental Services by
post, phone, fax or e-mail:
Mrs Kim Brent: 13 Stanley St, Richmond Hill,
Port Elizabeth, 6001; Tel: (041) 585 1715;
Fax: 086 604 8781; k.brent@cesnet.co.za