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Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Green Giant Farm P O Box 1116 Hermanus 7200 National Nuclear Regulator P O Box 46055 Kernkrag 7440 Rhodes University Dept of Geology P O Box 94 Grahamstown 6140 Rhodes University Dept of Anthropology P O Box 94 Grahamstown 6140 Table View Ratepayers Association 78 Janssens Avenue Table View 7441 Trans Hex Group P O Box 723 Parow 7499 Aaron IB Mr Interested Party 11 Nekina Street Protea Park, Atlantis 7349 Abbott K Ms Interested Party 18 Woodhead Glen, Woodhead Camps Bay 8005 Close Abed N Ms Interested Party 58 Forest Road Bramley 2090 Aberman Maya Ms Earthlife Africa P O Box 176 Observatory 7935 Abrahams Sumaiyah Mr Eskom Generation PA to Gert Greef Abrahams Tommy Mr Sybrand Park Civic Association 24 Prieska Road Sybrand Park 7700 Abrahamse SF Mr Blaauwberg Administration City of Cape Manager: Fire & Rescue Services P O Box 35 Milnerton 7435 Town Abrahamse Michael Mr Milnerton Estates Ltd P O Box 1609 Cape Town 8000 Abrahamson P Mr Interested Party P O Box 230 St Francis Bay 6312 Ackerman Hannes (JP) Mnr Posbus 107 Gansbaai 7220 Ackerman WN Mr Interested Party P O Box 1559 Jeffreys Bay 6330 Acton J Mr Green Party of South Africa National Secretary 10 Balfour Street Woodstock 7925 Acton Jeremy Mr Koeberg Alert Group Environ & Agric Consultant P O Box 404 Montagu 6720 Acton J Mr New Eden Foundation Director 10 Balfour Street Woodstock 7925 Acton J Mr Permaculture Foundation of WC Chairperson P O Box 401 Montagu 6720 (Permacore) Adam SJ Mr Drakenstein Municipality Traffic Officer P O Box 12 Paarl 7622 Adam M Dr Human Rights Foundation Director P O Box 11876 Tramshed 0126 Adams SA Mr Schools: Hoerskool Robinvale Teacher & Trainer P O Box 1025 Reygersdal 7352 1 PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Adatia R Ms Interested Party #56 14th Street Parkhurst 2193 Adendorff R Mr Interested Party 24 3rd Avenue Melkbosstrand 7441 Agenbach Coenraad Mr Dept of Environmental Affairs & Tourism Principal Environmental Officer Private Bag X447 Pretoria 0001 Agoshe Nokhanyo Mrs Masakhane Pre-School P O Box 68 Gansbaai 7220 Agullhas R Rev Evangelical Lutheran Ch. In S.African Director P O Box 7916 Bonero Park 1622 Dvlpt Servic Ahrends Belinda Ms Resource Conservation: Landcare 10 Church Street Elim 7284 Airey D Mr Interested Party Private Bag X10 Kernkrag 7440 Alba A Ms Interested Party P O Box 1122 Highlands North 2037 Albers Anthony Dr Kyle Business Projects / Nightsky Ideas P O Box 13882 Humewood 6013 Trust Albertyn Chris Mr P O Box 797 Kloof 3640 Allie Fuad Mr Dept of Public Works : NC Regional Manager 23 Market Square Kimberley 8301 Allman Mac Mr Interested Party P O Box 71153 Bryanston 2021 Alloycious Mr Interested Party P O Box 2316 Letlhabile 0264 Anderson Mark Mr Dept of Tourism, Environment & Ornithologist:Scientific Services Private Bag X6102 Kimberley 8300 Conservation : NC Anderson H Ms National Dept of Water Affairs & Forestry Regional Engineer: Dam Safety Private Bag X313 Pretoria 0001 Anderson M Mr Pretoria Business & Agricultural Centre Manager: Chamber Services P O Box 2164 Pretoria 0001 (PREBAC) Anderson Tania Ms WESSA Northern Cape McGregor Museum, PO Box 316 Kimberley 8300 Andrew Sally Ms Interested Party Creative Writer 1 Dover Rd Muizenberg 7945 Andrews A Ms Legal Resources Centre (LRC) P O Box 5227 Cape Town 8000 Andrews CG Mr Solplaatje Municipality Fire Brigade P O Box 1532 Kimberley 8300 Angel N Mr Eden District Municipality Director:Infrastructure P O Box 12 George 6530 Annendale Ina Mrs Madibeng Community Library Librarian Anthofer J Mr Interested Party P O Box 222 Ifafi 0260 2 PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Antoine Luc Dr Geoscientific & Exploration Services P O Box 42 Irene 1675 Antonia Theo Mr Teaching Screens CC Apelgants A Ms Earthlife Africa Supporter P O Box 784648 Sandton 2146 Apleni Nonkosinathi Mrs School Teacher P O Box 95 Stanford 7210 Aploon M Ms Provincial Administration: Western Cape Secretary P O Box 2603 Cape Town 8000 Apollis Dorothea Ms 27 Berg Street Elim 7284 Appelgrein Phillipus Cllr Overstrand Local Municipality Councillor P O Box 20 Hermanus 7200 Arderne Richard Mr Pam Golding Properties Franchisee P O Box 205 St Francis Bay 6312 Arendse Glen Mr Matroosfontein Civic Association 10 Francis Way Matroosfontein 7490 Arenhold Simon Mr 29 Medburn Road Camps Bay, Cape Town 8040 Arenhold Fiona Ms Land Owner P O Box 627 Rondebosch 7700 Arp Amanda Ms 31 Glen Alpine Road, Welcome Simonstown 7975 Glen Arrison Desiree Miss Overstrand Local Municipality IDP Manager P O Box 20 Hermanus 7200 Arthur D Mr Interested Party 38 Dyer Street Franskraal 7220 Ashe Bryan Mr Earthlife Africa Member Ashpole M Ms Shorten Publications Reporter P O Box 1106 Halfway House 3631 Ashwin M Ms Earthlife Africa Supporter P O Box 781325 Sandton 2146 Ata L Mrs Eskom Holdings Radiation Protection Manager 13 Sunninghill Street Parklands 7441 Atkins D Mr Interested Party P O Box 1298 Honeydew 2040 Auerbach M Ms Earthlife Africa Supporter P O Box 18174 Hillbrow 2038 Auf der Heyde T Prof Technikon Witwatersrand Dean of Research P O Box 17011 Doornfontein 2028 Augmkolk P Mr Lesedi Local Municipality Town Engineer P O Box 201 Heidelberg 2400 Auret Jill Mrs P O Box 402 St Francis Bay 6312 Baard B Mr Interested Party P O Box 3453 Witkoppen 2068 Baatjies RP Mr Schools: Hoerskool Robinvale Teacher & Trainer P O Box 1025 Reygersdal 7352 Badenhorst Dewald Mr Dept of Tourism, Environment & Head of Reserves Private Bag X6012 Kimberley 8300 3 PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Conservation : NC Badenhorst Hester Ms GIS Cooperation GIS Specialist Badenhorst A Mrs Interested Party 328, 26th Avenue Villeria 0186 Badenhorst S Mr Interested Party P O Box 26 Ifafi 0260 Baholo N Mr Klerksdorp: Fire & Emergency Services Firefighter P O Box 1404 Klerksdorp 2570 Bailey Roger Mr Flower Valley Conservation Trust Conservation Manager P O Box 393 Gansbaai 7220 Bailey P Mr Interested Party Cradle of Humankind, Kromdraai Lanseria 1748 Road, P O Box 792 Bailey P Mr National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Chairman: Health & Safety P O Box 128 Alex Bay 8290 Bain PG Mr Interested Party P O Box 1833 Hartbeespoort 0216 Bain Cairns Dr Nuclear Energy Corporation of SA Chief Scientist:Environmental Manager P O Box 582 Pretoria 0001 (NECSA) Baker AW Mr Harrismith:Fire&Emergency Services Chief:Fire Officer P O Box 1213 Harrismith 9880 Baker J Mr Interested Party P O Box 1213 Harrismith 9880 Bakker C Mr Interested Party P O Box 5327 Cresta 2118 Balarin E Mr University of Cape twon:Centre for Marine Operations Manager Dpt Oceanography, UCT Rondebosch 7700 Studies Ball Jaana-Maria Ms ARCUS GIBB Project Manager P O Box 2700 Rivonia 2128 Balura VM Mr Ndlambe Local Municipality (EC105) Mayor P O Box 13 Port Alfred 6170 Banquet A Miss Lesedi Marketing Manager 1 Track Crescent, Montague Cape Town 7441 Gardens Baptista M Mrs Interested Party 10 Harold Ashwell Boulevard Melkbosstrand 7441 Baqwa SAM Adv Public Protector Protector Private Bag X677 Pretoria 0001 Barbour Tony Mr University of Cape Town: Enviro. Senior Environmental Consultant UCT Private Bag Rondebosch 7701 Evaluation Unit Barker Oliver Mr P O Box 322 Bruma 2026 Barker ACW Mr Andrew Barker Development Consultant Director P O Box 1073 Mondeor 2110 Barlin D Mr Earthlife Africa Supporter 30 Karen Road, Illiondale Edenvale 1609 4 PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Barnard D Adv Duard Barnard & Associates Advocate Barnard Wolsey Dr En Bar Consulting Director P O Box 565 Humansdorp 6300 Barnard P Mr Hennops Residents Association Member P O Box 8 Laezonia 0026 Barnard H Mr Interested Party P O Box 34031 Erasmia 0023 Barnard LP Mr Schools: Goodwood College Teacher & Trainer Paul Kruger Avenue Ruyterwacht 7460 Barnard Tim Mr St Andrews College Teacher P O Box 182 Grahamstown 6140 Barnard CH Mr Traffic Department:Gauteng Control Provincial Inspector Private Bag H21 Heidelberg 1438 Barnes C Mr & P O Box 579 Gansbaai 7220 Mrs Barnes A Mr Anglovaal Mining Barnes Tony Mr Dept of Environmental Affairs & Dev Director Private Bag X9086 Cape Town 8000 Planning Barnsfather M Mr Interested Party P O Box 903-002 Broederstroom 0240 Barrett Peter Mr St Francis Kromme Trust Acting Chairman P O Box 336 St Francis Bay 6312 Bartels P Dr Wildlife Breeding Resource Centre Director P O box 582 Pretoria 0001 Barth GH Mr Interested Party 31 Howitzer Street Ifafi 0260 Bass Godfrey Mr Wildlife Society Representative P O Box 254 Plettenberg Bay 6600 Basson A Mr Emalehleni Municipality Traffic Officer P O Box 2220 Witbank 1035 Basson John Mr NPA Lighthouse Services Property Manager P O Box 50491, Waterfront Cape Town 8002 Basson K Mr Prime Product Manufacturing Owner P O Box 46 Hartebeespoort 0216 Basson HF Mr Swellendam Local Council CEO Batchelor Garth Dr National Dept of Agriculture & Land Director: Environmental Management Private Bag X 11219 Nelspruit 1200 Administration Battin GV Ms Earthlife Africa Supporter P O Box 4447 Halfway House 1685 Baulackey R Mrs Dept of Public Works : NC Property Manager Private Bag X5002 Kimberley 8300 Baxter LA Ms Earthlife Africa Supporter P O Box 1348 Rant-en-dal 1757 Bayat S Mr City of Cape Town Councillor 17 Stemmet Road Crawford 7764 5 PBMR DATABASE Surname First Names Title Co/Org Position Address City Postcode Bazier RA Ms City of Cape Town Councillor 17 Musica Avenue Macassar 7130 Beattie Stuart Mr Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality Assisting Manager: SDF Housing
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