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Annexure A: Proof of Site Notices/ Posters
SITE NOTICE
Annexure B: Proof of Advertisements
7Wednesday 7 May 2020 NEW ERA ADVERT
PUBLIC NOTICE ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ASSESSMENT
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC) hereby give notice to all potential-ly Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) for the following:
PROJECT DETAILS: • Subdivision of Erf 332, Onethindi Extension 1 into Erf A, B, and Remainder;• Permanent Closure of Erf B/332 as Public Open Space;• Amendment of Title Conditions of Erf B/332 from Public Open Space to Business.
The proponent intends to subdivide Erf 332, into Erven A, B and Remainder. The proponent further aims to permanently close Erf B/332 as Public Open Space. The intended permanent closure will enable the proponent to amend the Title of Conditions of Erf B/332 from Public Open Space to Business.
The Proponent: Oniipa Town CouncilEnvironmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP): Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC)
REGISTRATION OF I&APs AND SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS: In line with Namibia’s Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012), all I&APs are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing via
Email: [email protected]; Fax: 061 25 11 89 or Tel: 061 25 21 57on or before 29 May 2020.
NOTICE FORENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ASSESSMENT
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC) hereby give notice to all potential-ly Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) for the following:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:• Subdivision of Erf 3108 (of Erf 101), Okahao Proper into 12 erven and Remainder, Okahao, Omusati Region.
It is the intention of the proponent to subdivide Erf 3108 of Erf 101, Okahao Proper into 12 erven and Remainder. The proposed subdivision will create 11 Residential erven and 1 Public Open Space. The proposed subdivision will also provide for the creation of a 12-meter-wide Street.
The Proponent: Okahao Town Council
Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP): Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC)
REGISTRATION OF I&APs AND SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS:
In line with Namibia’s Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012), all I&APs are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing via
Email: [email protected]; Fax: 061 25 11 89 or Tel: 061 25 21 57 on or before 29 May 2020.
BUSINESS NAME CONTACT NAME ADDRESSCONTACT NUMBER
Cliffmen Investments Pty Ltd.Ondangwa IndustrialArea
085 127 4000
Nyukwa Butique CC Oshakati West 081 246 3516
Jormos Investment CC David Shikomba Business, Ongwediva 081 334 7097
Annely Fashion & DesignOndangwa IndustrialPark
081 128 7806
Alex Boutique Trading CC Evululuko Oshakati 081 269 4759
Out of Africa Mr. David Kamau Windhoek 0812441891
Luxury Investments MA (Pty) Ltd
Mr. Hofnie IpingeKlein Windhoek,Windhoek
0817519243
Spar Oshakati Mr. FranklinOshakati Main Road,Oshakati
0817859535
Valour Clothing andAccessories
Ms. DananaiChiguvare
Hochland Park,Windhoek
0814749546
SALSHI Ms. Salmi Shilongo Ongwediva 0812226799
Tuuli Trading CC GarmentManufacturing
Ms. Alina Shipuata Eenhana 0812582278
Tiringa Tailor and Fashion Designer
Ms. Maggie Neshuku Khomasdal, Windhoek 0813749216
NINA Ricci Fashion Boutique
Hipu Trading CC Theresia Phillemon Oshakati West 0812463460
REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA
MINISTRY OF INDUSTRIALISATION AND TRADEThe Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade (MIT) has compiled a list of local manufacturers who are producing reusable face masks from all 14 Regions. This list will guide the General Public while providing information on where they can buy these masks. This is an indicative that Namibia has sufficient production capacity for face masks.
Kindly take note that another list will be published on Friday the 08 May 2020 with additional names.
Johanna Fillipus Ondangwa 0817177167
Amalia Art and Craft CC Amalia Jakob Aranos 0814400518
Okahao Fashion Design Helena Ekandjo Okahao SME Park 0812585261
Kainaa Mbomnoro Sesfontein 0814364476
Elizabeth Amalovu Okahao 0813994909
Rosalia Amadhila Oshakati 0812438998
Mukwanangadu Trading Enterprise CC
Maano Mwapopi Luderitz 0812749677
Little Lur-Lea Luderitz 0813856847
Silas Tailoring Else Silas Khorixas 0812319028
FABRIC FACE MASKS PRODUCERS
The Tailor Man- Windhoek T/A SAF Investments CC
Ms. Lungameni Nekwaya
Cimbebasia Windhoek 0817873146
Kitenge Tailoring and General Suppliers
Ms. Ritha RushubizaIndependence Avenue, Windhoek
0812740414
Rachel’s Creations CC Ms. Rachel HangoIncubation Centre,Windhoek
0817873690
Susnam Sofima (Pty) Ltd Ms. Naomi Kisting Windhoek 0811473558
Enkali Professional Schoolwear Endeline N. EnkaliDavid Shikomba Business Park, Ongwediva
0813347097
Robust Investments CC Tauko Shilongo Windhoek 0811505050
Momson Trading CC Victor Naimhwaka Khomasdal, Windhoek0814187445/0813395252
Tuli Amutenya Windhoek 0811665283
Tuna Shange Tailoringand Gifts
MuhetumaHamunyela
Pioniers Park, Windhoek
0813798064
Sesillia Clothing, design and collection CC
Ndapewa Amutenya Tsumeb 0812812761
Trina Trading Enterprises CC Ms. Petrina HangoOneshila Main Road,Oshakati
0812753241
Mshasho Clothing The DoggDorado Park, Windhoek
0812775812
Acky Boutique AnnaMondesa Swakopmund
0812156295
Dina Afrikaner Windhoek 0815728145
Henderline Vries Gobabis 0815620200
Christine Shiindi Luderitz 0812893189
Didis Trading Enterprises Anna Taseb Keetmanshoop 0812114258
Erna Clothing Designer Erna Kuhlman Mariental 0812059474
Moeti Fleermuys Mariental 0818145580
Jacky Motinga Hardap 0812718615
Flory Davids Keetmanshoop 0813075343
Anna Marie Witbooi Aranos 0814408261
Ndeshitila Veronica Outapi 0813131546
Mee Kaleinasho Eenhana 0811295657
Agnes Wittenbach Hardap 0818443456
Katalambano Trading Enterprise CC Ms. Batseba Ndjoze Otjiwarongo 0812439503
Landa Nambahu Oshakati0811291270/0816487904
AM Creations Theresia A. Pieter Keetmanshopp 0813202804
Zuzelin Mini Multi Fashions and Cater
Agneta Isaaks Keetmanshoop 0812073359
Colleen Van Wyk Rehoboth 0812708253
Ingrid Gamatham Mariental 0813034650
Caroline’s Needle work Caroline Biwa Keetmanshoop 0813090320
Denacle Investments CC Clemencia Coetzee Karasburg 0813631206
Aroab Needlework Project Lucia Rooi Keetmanshoop 0812594980
Sofia Bloodstaan Keetmanshoop 0812605388
Claudia Vries Keetmanshoop 0812619299
Nepety Trading Enterprises CC Albertina Amupolo Windhoek 0815529072
NAF and Math Investments CC Mathew Shivolo Kuisebmund Walvis Bay 0811287745
Eyambeko Garments Design Martha Ngwedha Wanaheda Municipality Industry Stall No. 5
0814435552
Inansa Investments CC Ingo Shanyenge Bokamoso Entrepreneurial Centre, Windhoek
0812355588
Kavaamwa Investments CC George Haileka Windhoek 0811700001
VJMulwa Emma Windhoek 0813215152
Kahimbona Trading Enterprises
Kahimbona Musaso Opuwo 0812866774
Ngazepowe Investments CC Dina TjironderoKatutura Location,Opuwo Urban
0816636767
Elfies Trading Company Risa Elvia Oxurus Tsumeb 0812114618
Ndally TailoringHambeleleniNashivela
Elambo, EengodiConstituency
0813159286
Emily’s Tailor Emilio Ndjukuma Khorixas 0812802012
Rim Afrikaner Khorixas 0814402511
Kunene Ours Investments CCMs. Rebbeka Amunyela
Outjo 0812713641
Petoors Trading Enterprises Petra Witbooi Leonardville 0812461255
Eveline Mungenga Mariental 0814017147
Oyiwanawa Fashion DesignHatupopiNdamononghenda
Nkurenkuru 0813509919
Himrwankuru Trading CC Mpande Kandjimi Nkurenkuru 0813355310
Kora Nyara Sewing ProjectAnnacletahamutenya
Nkurenkuru 0813604315
Nsigwe nage MuntuInvestment
Nangoro Heremine Nkurenkuru 0815774915
Brigita Fashion Design Brigita Kandongo Rundu 0813229803
Yetu Garment Manufacturing Frieda Hausiku Rundu 0812974408
Nkanda Urama SewingProject
Limbu Imelda Rundu 0812225494
Helalia Trading Helalia Jacobus Rundu 0813037806
Ms. Mungunda Klein Karas 0816281544
Martha Pieters Koes 0812131718
Kahili Boutique Hilde Shikongo Uukwangula 0812140248
Marley Greenwood Luderitz 0818912823
Evilastus Kaaronda Windhoek 0818566606
Wanaheda Medical Centre Nancy Kanhu Cimbebasia, Windhoek 0811490566
New Vision Consultancy Dr. Esther Akwaake Windhoek North 0811240871
Linus Ngomushalo Investments CC
Linus Ngomushalo Otjomuise, Windhoek 0812418660
Naemi KeshomwaliFashion and Tailoring CC
Otjomuise, Windhoek 0812856871
Naupe Trading CC Justine Nauyala Khomasdal, Windhoek 0816146597
TumashangeTailoring
Windhoek 0813798064
Redgate Investments CC Windhoek 0812131701
Ndunge Komandevi Opuwo 0812297291
Owera Investment CC Eino Erasmus Windhoek 0815782441
New Word Fashion Ndilimeke Katulo Katima Mulilo 0812964272
CKP Stationeries Cletius Mushaukwa Katima Mulilo 0813196217
Jakuchi Graphics Jackson Kunatela Katima Mulilo 0813344803
Main Stream Foundation Sylvia Chinduka Katima Mulilo 0812983557
Nyanda Nyanda Trading Theresa Talubengwa Katima Mulilo 0812322643
Tsalach Fashion George Simataa Katima Mulilo 0813254481
Josita Enterprises Magrietha Beukes Groot Aub 0814171814
Sharp Design Kamati Remizius Windhoek 0814259314
Winnie Maabi Mukengami
Ngweze, Katima Mulilo 0816465990
Wilhelmine Aipanda Kamanjab 0817021288
Hilma Tshilombo Otjiwarongo 0817589456
Sophia Upithe Okahandja 0812428348
Magdalena Kakishi Gobabis 0816714196
Mbahepa Kandanga Grootfontein 0812626206
Rauha Akwaake Luderitz 0812831878
Sara Swartbooi Aranos 0813117223
Exclusive African Classics Josephine Shaanika Evululuko Oshakati0811488251/0812735658
Helga Nieumann Otavi 0816461426
Paulina Fuuma Otavi 0815809308
Make my day Mini Market John Shikongo Omafo, Helao Nafidi 0817129006
Aloe Lime Investments CC Windhoek 0817917545
Martha Haikali Oshakati 0812471821
Toini Aktofel Luderitz 0816147342
Juty Indongo Uupindi, Oshakati 0818439848
Alina Shiimi Oshakati 0812973572
Maria Aribes 0812511855
Wilhemiena Kanyeme Omaheke 0812935375
Fransina Katamba Odibo, Oshikango 0812946496
Justin Haitembu Onhuno 0818162399
Gotlieb Shangeelao Ongenga 0812117082
Petus Kambeu Endola 0814336011
Tuhafeni Boutique Maria Shikongo Engela 0812307265
Niita Amwaama Wanaheda, Windhoek 0816370306
Lidia Simeon Endola 0812739012
/Khe-boss Investments Zeborah Endjala Windhoek 0812579183
Anna Garises 7 de Laan, Otjomuise 0817862169
Monah Creations Ndeumona Kandongo Wanaheda, Windhoek 0813105219
Luca Moukoko Windhoek0812025577/0855544550
Aldof ShithingonaBokamoso Entrepreneurial Centre, Windhoek
0812177858
Rachel KaiyamoBokamoso Entrepreneurial Centre, Windhoek
0817873690
Mamtai Investments CC Taimi Shilongo Windhoek 0813602769
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OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEK
Hawkers trading near the Tukondjeni open mar-ket in Windhoek’s Okury-
angava area say they are unable to feed their families after the police stopped them from trading.
At the start of the coronavirus lockdown at the end of March, in-formal traders were banned from operating, but some have resumed their activities at open markets.
With the country moving to stage two of the lockdown, street traders took up their spots again along On-doto Street this week.
However, they were stopped by police, who said the only traders allowed to do business are those within open markets.
Dumbstruck Susanna Kasaze, a trader operat-ing opposite a market, said the in-formal traders had been given the go-ahead to resume trading by the
police and City Police, but were dumbstruck when they were again told to stop trading. “They told us to buy face masks and sanitisers and to practice social distancing
by ensuring that we kept space be-tween ourselves and our customers. They said we should leave a space of at least five metres between us,” Kasaze said.
No grant, no food Another trader, Natalia David, said the measures meant she could not support her children and elderly mother. David, whose daughter had recent-ly given birth, also said she did not receive the N$750 emergency in-come grant or food parcels given to many informal traders.
She added she was being harassed by the police because of her disa-bility. David can only see through one eye, Namibian Sun established at the scene of the commotion in Okuryangava. City Police senior su-perintendent Simasiku said mini-mal force was used to disperse the traders and that they were comply-ing with police requests.
OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEK With fuel prices dropping by a further N$1 a litre, economists differed on whether this will indeed have a positive impact
on Namibia’s depressed economy. Fuel prices for the month of May were decreased as glob-al demand fell again, with people forced to stay home to limit the spread of the coronavirus. As Namibia ex-ited its hard lockdown, some commentators felt that lower demand would result in ben-efits across the board. Independent economist Klaus Schade said the reduc-tion in fuel prices would help
consumers of fuel. Burden eased “Any price reductions will ease the current burden on producers and consumers. The drop in prices will in particular benefit the fisher-ies and transport sectors that spend a large proportion of their input costs on fuel.” However, for those using public transport, the effects of a lower fuel price were not as pronounced. “Non-motor-
ists will not see any benefits, since public transport prices will remain unchanged or will be increased as taxis are only allowed to transport fewer passengers. Without the steep depreciation of the Namibian dollar against the US dollar, the decline would have been larger,” Schade said. “However, the other side of the coin is that some countries that are heavily re-liant on oil revenue can turn into fragile or even failed
states, which would have implications for regional stability.” Hard to assess impacts IJG head of research Eric van Zyl said it would be hard to see the impacts of the low pump prices at the moment. “Generally, we would hope to see lower price inflation on goods as transportation costs reduce, but in the cur-rent economic climate there are additional supply and
demand factors at play due to the coronavirus pandemic, and measures aimed at slow-ing the spread of the disease will impact the prices of var-ious goods in different ways. “It is thus difficult to say that the low fuel prices will be much of a boost to the economy, but it does come at a time where more Na-mibians will be returning to work and it will mean a lower monthly fuel bill,” Van Zyl said.
THURSDAY 7 MAY 2020
NOTICE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ASSESSMENT
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC) hereby give notice to all potentially Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) for the following:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: • Subdivision of Erf 3108 (of Erf 101), Okahao Proper into 12
erven and Remainder, Okahao, Omusati Region.
It is the intention of the proponent to subdivide Erf 3108 of Erf 101, Okahao Proper into 12 erven and Remainder. The proposed subdivision will create 11 Residential erven and 1 Public Open Space. The proposed subdivision will also provide for the creation of a 12-meter-wide Street.
The Proponent: Okahao Town Council
Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP): Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC)
REGISTRATION OF I&APs AND SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS:
In line with Namibia’s Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012), all I&APs are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing via Email: [email protected]; Fax: 061 25 11 89 or Tel: 061 25 21 57 on or before 29 May 2020.
DM0202000360688_IK
PUBLIC NOTICE ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING ASSESSMENT
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC) hereby give notice to all potentially Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) for the following:PROJECT DETAILS: • Subdivision of Erf 332, Onethindi Extension 1 into Erf
A, B, and Remainder;• Permanent Closure of Erf B/332 as Public Open
Space;• Amendment of Title Conditions of Erf B/332 from
Public Open Space to Business.The proponent intends to subdivide Erf 332, into Erven A, B and Remainder. The proponent further aims to permanently close Erf B/332 as Public Open Space. The intended permanent closure will enable the proponent to amend the Title of Conditions of Erf B/332 from Public Open Space to Business.The Proponent: Oniipa Town CouncilEnvironmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP): Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC)REGISTRATION OF I&APs AND SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS:
In line with Namibia’s Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012), all I&APs are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing via Email: [email protected]; Fax: 061 25 11 89 or Tel: 061 25 21 57 on or before 29 May 2020.
DM0202000360732_IK
Our families will starve – hawkersWith informal traders stopped from selling their wares outside of open markets, many will now, again, be unable to support their families.
STOPPED: Informal traders along Ondoto Street in Okuryangava had to pack up their belongings on the instruction of the police. PHOTO: OGONE TLHAGE
Fuel price drop to bring some relief
Congested roads expectedELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEK
With the national lockdown official-ly being lifted, thousands of Namib-ians are expected to start travelling again, causing major congestion on the country’s roads.
This is according to police inspector-general Sebastian Ndeitunga, who ap-pealed to road users to exercise caution on national roads.
President Hage Geingob last Thurs-day declared that the coronavirus state of emergency will continue with eased measures under stage two from Mon-day, 4 May. Ndeitunga said during the lockdown period, the security cluster noted that although many people com-plied with the guidelines and regula-tions to stay at home and make only essential journeys, there were some violations.
Police visibility to be maintained “It is therefore expected that with the lifting on the countrywide lockdown, thousands of people, particularly those who were locked out from their usual places of domicile, will be returning to their homes,” Ndeitunga said.
This is expected to result in con-gestion of the national road net-work, he said.
Ndeitunga added that high-level police visibility in all 14 re-gions will be maintained.
This will include the en-forcement of a countrywide
road traffic checkpoint deployment plan, including permanent road traffic checkpoints and mobile checkpoints or roadblocks within and outside towns.
Upholding laws He also stressed that the Road Traffic and Transportation Act and all other relevant laws must be upheld to pre-vent accidents.
“All motorists are called upon to be mindful of protecting not only their own lives, but also those of passengers and other road users.”
Ndeitunga said due to the increased visibility of law enforcement agencies during the past two months, fewer traf-fic violations were recorded.
“This situation is commendable
and it is our wish that the status quo remains.”
Ndeitunga urged motorists to be responsible, patient, tolerant and to travel early and avoid night driving.
He added they should adhere to speed limits and avoid blind spots.
Passenger restrictions Motorists should also adhere to the state of emergency regulations re-garding passenger restrictions.
This stipulates that a four-seat-er passenger vehicle may not ferry more than three passengers, while
a seven-seater may not ferry more than four people.
Buses with a carrying capacity of 16 or more may only load half the number of passengers, and only one person is permitted on a mo-torbike.
• Traders only allowed in open markeTs
They told us to buy face masks and sani-tisers and to practice social distancing.
susanna kasaze
BE WARNED: Police inspector-general Sebastian Ndei-tunga. PHOTO: FILE
Annexure C: Public Participation process I&AP Database & Registered List Notification Letters and Emails sent of BID Notification Letters and Emails Sent of DESR Available for Comment Comments and Response Report (if any)
STAKEHOLDERS NAME ORGANIZATION
1 Mbeuta Ua-Ndjarakana
Ministry of Information and Communication
Technology
2 P Misika MAWF -Execuitve Director
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M. Amakali MAWF - Director Water Resource Management
4
B Swartz MAWF- Deputy Director of Geohydrology
5
P Mufeti MAWF Deputy Director- Hydrology
6
C Orthman MAWF- Deputy Director Water Environment
7
B. Shinguadja Ministry of Labour Industrial Relations and
employement creation- Executive Director
8
B Namgombe Ministry of Health and Social Services- Executive
Director
9E. Shivolo Min. of M&E - Mining Commissioner
10Ndamona Elias MME - Inspector
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W Goeieman Ministry of Works and Transport- Executive Director
12
T. Nghitila MET - Executive Director
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P. Mutuyauli MET - Acting Deputy Environmental Comissioner
14 C. Tubalike MURD
15 N. P Du Plessis NamWater Senior Environmentalist
16 Jolanda Murangi Namwater Environmentalist In Training
17 C. Sisamu Nampower
18 Gert Fourie Nampower - Engineering, Planning and Design
19 B. Korhs Earth life Namibia
20 F Kreitz
Namibian Environment and Wildlife Society - Media,
website and newsletter
21 Sonja Loots
Manager: Threatened Plants Programme, National
Botanical Research Institute
22 Conrad Lutombi Roads Authority - Chief Executive Officer
23 E de Paauw
Roads Authority - Specialised road Legislation,
Advise & Compliance
25 Esmerialda Strauss
CHIEF FORESTER
National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI)
26 Fransiska Nghitila NWR-Environmental and Compliance Specialist
27 Timoteus Namwandi Okahao Town Council:CEO
28 Simon Shinguto Okahao Town Council: Mnager Technical Services
POTENTIAL I&APs AND STAKEHOLDERS INVITATION LIST
PRE-IDENTIFIED
STAKEHOLDERS NAME ORGANIZATION
POTENTIAL I&APs AND STAKEHOLDERS INVITATION LIST
29 Frieda Kambonde Okahao Town Council: Town Planner
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Government Of Namibia(
Nangombe S.C) Erf 52 Okahao Proper
32 Laimi Shiimi Erf 72 Okahao Proper
33 Nangombe Benyameni Erf 73 Okahao Proper
34 Helvi Ndakukamo Erf 74 Okahao Proper
35
M N SHIKONGO & O S
TOMAS Erf 123 Okahao Proper
36 Armas Ashilunga Erf 124 Okahao Proper
37 T.N.SHIKONGO Erf 576 Okahao Proper
38 J &M IIYAMBO Erf 577 Okahao Proper
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Stephanie Strauss
From: Bronwynn Basson <[email protected]>Sent: Thursday, 07 May 2020 2:25 PMSubject: Environmental Impact Assessment: Subdivision of Erf 3108 (of Erf 101), Okahao
Proper into 12 erven and Remainder, Okahao, Omusati RegionAttachments: Background Information Document.pdf
Dear Potential Interested and Affected Party
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC) hereby give notice to all potentially Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) that an application will be made to the Environmental Commissioner in terms of the Environmental Management Act (No 7 of 2007) and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012) for the following:
Subdivision of Erf 3108 (of Erf 101), Okahao Proper into 12 erven and Remainder, Okahao, Omusati Region.
The construction of Public roads and the route determination of roads and design of associated physical infrastructure where it is a public road are listed activities as per the List of Activities requiring Environmental Clearance (Government Notice 29 of 6 February 2012) and accordingly require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted. In line with Regulation 21(2) of the mentioned EIA Regulations, a Background Information Document (BID) is distributed to pre-identified Interested and Affected Parties as part of the public consultation process for this Environmental Impact Assessment. An Environmental assessment will be undertaken to determine the potential impact of the development on the environment and to determine all safety, health and social impacts associated with the proposed development activities. A background information document is attached detailing the activity and the intended environmental assessment process. In line with Namibia’s Environmental Management Act (No. 7 of 2007) and EIA regulations (GN 30 of 6 February 2012), all I&APs are hereby invited to register and submit their comments, concerns or questions in writing via Email: [email protected]; Fax: 061 25 11 89 or Tel: 061 25 21 57 on or before 29 May 2020. Kind regards Bronwynn Basson | Stubenrauch Planning Consultants _________________________________________ Tel: +264 61 251189 | Fax: +264 61 252157 |PO Box 41404
Disclaimer
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Stephanie Strauss
From: Bronwynn Basson <[email protected]>Sent: Monday, 15 June 2020 8:14 AMSubject: AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR COMMENT:
Subdivision of Erf 3108 (of Erf 101), Okahao Proper into 12 erven and Remainder, Okahao, Omusati Region.
Attachments: 20-0345 Draft Executive Summary.pdf
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants cc (SPC) hereby give notice to all Registered I&APs that the Draft Environmental Scoping Report (DESR) is now available for the above proposed project for public comment from the 15 June 2020 until 29 June 2020 at the following venues:
Stubenrauch Planning Consultants
45 Feld Street
Windhoek
Okahao Town Council
895 King Jafet Munkundi Street
Okahao
An electronic copy of the report is available for download for your review at the below Dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gsf0afnrr0zp89n/20-0345%20DESR%20Erf%203108%20Okahao%20for%20public%20review.pdf?dl=0 Should you wish to comment on the proposed project, kindly do so in writing on or before 29 June 2020 by one of the following means:
Addressed to: Stubenrauch Planning Consultants (SPC)
Address: PO Box 41404, Windhoek
Email: [email protected]
Fax no.: +264 61 25 11 89
Tel no.: +264 61 25 21 57
The DESR will be finalised in light of feedback from I&APs and Stakeholders and will then be submitted to MET: DEA for consideration and decision making. If MET: DEA approves or requests additional information/ studies, all registered I&APs and Stakeholders will be kept informed of progress throughout the assessment process.
Please feel free to contact our office should you need any additional information. Bronwynn Basson | Stubenrauch Planning Consultants _________________________________________ Tel: +264 61 251189 | Fax: +264 61 252157 |PO Box 41404
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Annexure D: Okahao Town Council Approval
Annexure E: Curriculum Vitae of Environmental Assessment Practitioner
STEPHANIE STRAUSS
PERSONAL INFORMATION DATE OF BIRTH 24 JULY 1987 ID NUMBER 87072400017 CITIZENSHIP NAMIBIAN (PRP HOLDER) DRIVERS LICENSE CODE 08 MARITAL STATUS MARRIED
LANGUAGES ENGLISH: READING WRITING SPEAKING - EXCELLENT AFRIKAANS: READING WRITING SPEAKING - EXCELLENT
EMPLOYMENT RECORD APRIL 2019- PRESENT–
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PRACTITIONER, GCS WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Project co-ordination Environmental Assessment Client Liaison Stakeholder Engagement Authority Liaison Environmental auditing and monitoring.
JULY 2016-MARCH 2019
JUNIOR EAP, AFRICA PLANNING FORUM Technical Report Writing Impact Assessment Environmental Management Planning Environmental Compliance and Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement
JULY 2013-JUNE 2016
TOWN PLANNER TRAINEE, STUBENRAUCH PLANNING CONSULTANTS Statutory Planning Structure Plan Baseline research and Report Writing Environmental Assessment GIS Base Mapping Structure Plans
2010
STUDENT ASSISTANT, UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA
TECHICAL EXPERTISE • Project management
• Impact assessment
• Public participation and stakeholder engagement
• Environmental management and mitigation
• Environmental monitoring and auditing
• Client engagement
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION 2019- PRESENT
MPHIL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY
2018
POST GRADUATE IPLOMA ENVIRONMENTAL MAANGEMENT (CUM LAUDE), STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY
2012
HONOURS DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES), UNIVESRITY OF NAMIBIA
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Environmental Assessment Practitioners of Namibia (EAPAN) [Exco member 2020] Namibia Institute of Town and Regional Planners (NITRP)
SKILLS
• Computer literate and equipped with skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel
• ReGis- Basic Knowledge
• GIS and Remote sensing- ArcView, ArcMap and ILWIS
