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Database F009/11 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED FOSKOR-MERENSKY 275KV±130KM POWERLINE AND ASSOCIATED SUBSTATIONS WORKS DEA REF: 12/12/20/2411 NAME ORGANISATION POSTAL CONTACT DETAILS ADDRESS PRE-IDENTIFIED KEY STAKEHOLDERS Mr SB Gagiano Ba-Phalaborwa Local Municipality Private Bag X01020 Tel : 015 293 8300 Phalaborwa Fax : 015 293 8319 1390 Mr Victor Mongwe Limpopo-DEDET Private Bag X9483 Tel: 015 780 6427 Polokwane Fax: 015 780 6408 0700 Mr John Sekgobela Greater Tubatse P.O Box 206 Tel : 013 231 1000/1200 Burgersfort Fax : 086 501 2168 1150 Mr Nyatja Letsoala Fetakgomo Local Municipality P.O. Box 818 Tel: 015 622 8000 Apel Fax: 015 622 8026 0739 Mr Isaac Kanyane Lepele-Nkumpi Local Municipality Private Bag X07 Tel: 015 633 4500 Chuenespoort Fax: 015 633 6896 0745 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Mrs Tsakani Tivani Maruleng Local Municipality P.O. Box 627 Tel: 013 231 7815 Hoedspruit Fax: 013 383 9944 1300 Greater Sekhukhune District Municipality Private Bag X8611 Tel: 013 262 7600/4364 Grobesdal Fax: 013 262 5849 0470 Mopani District Municipality Private Bag X9687 Tel: 015 811 6300 Giyani Fax: 015 812 4302 0826 Capricorn District Municipality P.O. Box 4100 Tel: 015 294 1000 Polokwane Fax: 015 291 4297 0700 South African National Parks (SANParks) P.O. Box 787 Tel: 012 426 5170 Pretoria Fax: 012 343 0153 0001 Mr P. Mathe Greater North Farmers Union P.O. Box 297 Tel: 015 812 2913 Giyani Fax: 015 812 3852 0826 Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Private Bag X25 Tel: 012 319 6006 Fisheries (DAFF) Pretoria Fax: 012 319 7135 0001 Mr Paul van der Walt Transvaal Agricultural Union of South P.O. Box 51 Tel: 012 804 8031 Africa (TAU SA) Silverton Fax: 012 804 2014 0127 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Wildlife and Environmental Society of P.O. Box 435 Tel: 011 462 5663 South Africa Ferndale Fax: 011 462 8364 2160 Citrus Growers’ Association P.O Box 461 Tel: 031 765 2514 Hillcrest Fax: 031 765 8029 3650 Limpopo Department of Agriculture Private Bag X9487 Tel: 015 294 3000 Polokwane 0700 Wildlife Parks and Farms in Limpopo P.O. Box 2814 Tel: 015 293 3600 Province Polokwane Fax: 015 293 3655 0700 Melissa Strydom Agri Letaba Postnet Suite 387 Tel: 082 941 4136 Private Bag X4017 Fax: 086 630 5629 Tzaneen Cell: 083 278 8777 0850 Phalabora Mining Company Ltd 1 Copper Road Tel: 015 780 2920 Phalaborwa Fax: 015 780 2933 1390 Samancor Eastern Chrome Mine Private Bag X505 Tel: 013 230 9211 Steelpoort Fax: 013 230 9153 1133 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Ba-Phalaborwa Tourism Association P.O. Box 14 Tel: 082 955 7683 Phalaborwa 1390 Northern Province Tourism Board P.O. Box 1309 Tel: 015 288 0099 Pietersbug Fax: 015 288 0094 0700 Dumisani Mkondwane Phalaborwa Foskor Copper Mine P.O. Box 65 Tel: 015 789 2465 (SM Technical) Phalaborwa Fax: 015 780 2911 1390 Cell: 082 785 6343 Mr IT Bopape Maatla Primary School P.O. Box 631 Tel: 082 930 9301 Moetladimo Fax: 015 307 7477 0891 NAME ORGANISATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS CONTACT DETAILS LANDOWNERS Peter Tilleman Foskor Tel : Fax : Cell: 082 805 7296 Dieter Klingeberk Foskor Bpk P.O Box 1 Tel : 082 550 9790 Phalaborwa Fax : 1390 Cell: 082 551 0245 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 P.D. Du Plooy Trentyre P.O. Box 1299 Tel : 082 780 3127 Phalaborwa Fax : 015 781 0265 1390 Cell: 015 781 3181 J.P Bekker Farm Morelag 5 P.O Box 1073 Tel : Phalaborwa Fax : 1390 Cell: 082 925 9723 C.J Bothma Farm Try P.O. Box 400 Tel : 082 602 1507 Phalaborwa Fax : 1390 Cell: 082 612 5918 Markus Phillip Tintshaba Lodge P.O. Box 921 Tel: Phalaborwa Fax: 1390 Cell: 073 240 0632 Shaun Neelsen Nyati Safari Lodge P.O. Box 279 Tel : 015 793 7900 Phalaborwa Fax : 1390 Cell: Ismael Mia Balule Game Lodge P.O. Box 2679 Tel : 013 741 4288 Nelspruit Fax : 013 755 2576 1200 Cell: 083 786 5718 Eric Matibola Bush River Lodge P.O. Box 166 Tel: Hluvani Fax: 1363 Cell: 082 645 3693 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Graham Ballie Game Farm Share-Block Pty Ltd P.O. Box 657 Tel: 083 327 0243 River Club Fax: Gautang Cell: 083 246 2296 2149 J. Pearson Lissataba Share-Block Ltd P.O. Box 591 Tel: 015 793 1881 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Cell: Reuben Modisha The Oaks P.O. Box 95 Tel: 083 960 7911 Lewele The Oaks Fax: 1384 Cell: 082 501 4875 Dennis Peter Drury Farm Dublin P.O. Box 167 Tel: 015 795 5255 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Cell: 082 379 0505 Hans Otto Farm Callais P.O. Box 364 Tel: 015 795 5405 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Cell: 082 929 9803 Kgosi Mphele Moraba Ga-Moraba P.O. Box 150 Tel: Ohrigstad Fax: 112 Cell: 072 100 9770 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Mohlale Kgoete Kgotlopong P.O. Box 1022 Tel: 013 231 7590 Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: Stephen Phasoane Matliashi P.O. Box 936 Tel: Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: 072 405 1501 O.J. Mabasa Alverton Village P.O. Box 6010 Tel: 013 216 2119 Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: Magdeline Moloantoa Bapedi ba Ramaube P.O. Box 320 Tel: 013 216 2069 Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: Chie I.F. Malapane Ga-Mashifane P.O. Box 739 Tel: 013 231 7637 Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: 082 970 4882 B.C.B Voorham Farm Sterkfontein P.O. Box 1998 Tel: 013 230 9829 Burgersfort Fax: 1150 Cell: 082 812 8900 B. Coetzee Farm Stelfotein P.O. Box 239 Tel: 013 230 9417 Steelpoort Fax: 1133 Cell: Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Steve Topham Phuza Moya Game Reserve (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 1669 Tel: 015 793 0016 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Cell: 082 894 2456 Donovan Peel Lissataba Game Reserve Tel: Reserve Manager Fax: Cell: 082 663 2122 NAME ORGANISATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS CONTACT DETAILS REGISTERED INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTY Promise N. Maila Maruleng Local Municipality P.O. Box 627 Tel: 015 793 2409 (Secretary: Spatial Hoedspruit Fax: 015 793 2341 Planning and Economic 1300 Cell: 073 245 4624 Development) Cathy Cathy Zerefos Environmental P.O. Box 276 Cell: 083 476 2239 Haenertsburg 0730 Johannes Greater Tubatse Municipality P.O Box 206 Tel: 013 231 1000 (Councilor Facilitator) Burgersfort Fax: 013 231 7467 1150 Cell: Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Freddy Nkanyana Ba-Phalaborwa Local Municipality Tel: 015 780 6340 Fax: Cell: 082 581 9545 Victoria Khensani Sithole Maruleng Local Municipality P.O. Box 627 Tel: 015 793 2409 (Senior Town Planner: Hoedspruit Fax: 015 793 2341 Spatial Planning and 1300 Cell: 072 861 0015 Economic Development) Craig Spenser Olifants West Nature Reserve P.O. Box 1187 Tel: Warden Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Cell: 082 787 4366 Tracy-Lee Petersen South African National Parks- P.O. Box 394 Tel: 013 735 4271 Strategic Conservation Kruger National Park Skukuza Fax: 013 735 4051 Planner and 1350 Cell: 076 896 3399 Environmental Manager Craig and Mellisa Balule Nature Reserve Tel: Ferguson Fax: 086 672 9279 Cell: 083 627 4757 Ismail Mia Oxford Trading Company (Pty) Ltd Tel: Fax: Cell: 083 786 5718 Pieter Van Heerden Farm Sterkfontein 318K-T P.O. Box 1998 Tel: 013 230 9829 Farm Manager Burgersfort Fax: 013 231 9284 1150 Cell: 082 812 8900 Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Jaco Du Plessis Pieterse, Du Toit & Associates CC. P.O. Box 11306 Tel: 015 297 4970 Town and Regional Bendo Park Fax: 015 297 4584 Planner 0713 Cell: 082 853 9070 Jacobus Oosthuizen Burgersfort Brickyard P.O. Box 17030 Tel: Burgersfort Fax: 086 500 3488 0194 Cell: 082 880 0194 Ross Kettles Greater Makalali Private Game Reserve P.O. Box 1009 Cell: 079 695 8372 Hoedspruit Fax: 013 793 9300 1380 Email: [email protected] John Job Makhutswi River Game Farms (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 98484 Cell: 082 559 4869 Sloan Park Fax: 2152 Email: [email protected] Hugh Lewis Kgoro Logde P.O. Box 195 Cell: 082 442 9814 Gravelotte Fax: 0895 Email: [email protected] Cuan Elgin Makalali Private Lodge & Game P.O. Box 809 Tel: 015 793 3900 Reserve Gravelotte Road Hoedspruit Hoedspruit Fax: District 1380 Email: [email protected] Antony Rogers Xidulu Lodge P.O Box 1925 Cell: 082 802 3664 Tzaneen Fax: 0850 Email: [email protected] Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Mark Scott Lufafa Camp P.O. Box 650 Cell: 083 305 3579 Tzaneen Fax: 0850 Email: [email protected] Bernie Smith Garonga Safari Camp P.O. Box 737 Cell: 082 440 3522 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Email: [email protected] Michael Job Siyafunda Conservation Experience P.O. Box 635 Cell: 082 781 8394 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Email: [email protected] Tommy Edmond Touvest Holdings 33 West St Tel: 011 728 0545 Houghton Fax: 2198 Email: [email protected] Gary Elms Touvest Holdings 33 West St Tel: 011 728 0545 Houghton Fax: 2198 Email: [email protected] Brian McCormick Pidwa Ranch P.O. Box 12169 Tel: 015 318 4228 Clubview Fax: 0014 Email: [email protected] John McCormick Pidwa Ranch P.O. Box 12169 Tel: Clubview Fax: 0014 Email: [email protected] Eskom DATABASE F009/11 Gerrit Kroon Kristi’s Kamp Cell: 082 338 0543 Fax: Email: [email protected] Audrey Delsink GMPGR P.O. Box 1009 Cell: 083 390 0337 Hoedspruit Fax: 1380 Email: [email protected] NAME ORGANISATION PHYSICAL ADDRESS CONTACT DETAILS WARD COUNCILLORS MARULENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Mashumu M.R Chief Whip Tel: Fax: Cell: 082 307 9842 Robert Matina Headman- Finale A Village P.O. Box 361 Tel: Moetladimo Fax: 0891 Cell: 072 5403 051 Pule Mafologele Mayor P.O.
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