1st Floor, Block 2, 5 Woodlands Drive Office Park Woodlands Drive, Woodmead Johannesburg,

Email: [email protected] Tel: +27 (11) 656 3237

CURRICULUM VITAE OF LISA OPPERMAN

(Comprehensive)

Profession : Environmental Assessment Practitioner and GIS Consultant

Specialisation: Environmental Impact Assessments, Basic Assessments, Site Screening and Site Selection reporting, compilation of maps through the use of ArcGIS Work Experience: 2 years and a half years of experience in the environmental management and GIS field

VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Lisa Opperman has two and a half years of experience in the environmental field. She has worked on a variety of EIA processes including renewable energy projects, as well as industrial developments. She has also been involved in the undertaking of public participation for projects located in South Africa which has included the undertaking of public meetings, focus group meetings and key stakeholder meetings in both and English. She also has experience in working with ArcGIS 10 for the compilation of maps, the manipulation of data and screening for environmental sensitivities within areas with the potential for development.

SKILLS BASE AND CORE COMPETENCIES

 GIS Mapping  EIA Report Writing  Conducting of public involvement processes.  Administrative tasks  Analysis and manipulation of geographical information and technical experience with the use of ArcGIS.

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STATUS

Degrees:

 B.Sc. (Hons) Environmental Management (2014), North-West University, .  B.A Psychology, Geography and Environmental Studies (2013), North-West University, Potchefstroom

Courses:

 Environmental Legal Compliance and Auditing (2017), Janice Tooley at the Protea Hotel OR Thambo, Johannesburg.

EMPLOYMENT

Date Company Roles and Responsibilities February 2015 – Savannah Environmental (Pty) Environmental Assessment Practitioner and current Ltd GIS Consultant Tasks include: Compilation of Environmental Scoping Reports, Plan of Study, Environmental Impact Assessment Reports, Basic Assessments and Environmental management programmes; Environmental Screening Reports; Specialist management; project proposals and tenders; Client liaison and Marketing; Process EIA Applications, GIS Mapping and data analysis and manipulation

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Renewable Power Generation Projects: Solar Energy Facilities

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Buffels PV 1 & Buffels PV 2 Solar Energy Facilities Kabi Solar EAP and GIS Consultant near Orkney, North West Woodhouse Solar 1 & Woodhouse Solar 2 PV Genesis Eco-Energy EAP and GIS Consultant Facilities near Vryburg, North West Developments Orkney Solar Farm, North West Genesis Eco-Energy EAP and GIS Consultant Developments Tewa Isitha Solar 1 & Tewa Isitha Solar 2 PV facilities AfriCoast Energy EAP and GIS Consultant near Upington, Northern Cape

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Harmony Gold 3x PV Facilities, Welkom, Free State BBEntropie EAP and GIS Consultant

Renewable power generation projects: Wind Energy Facilities Screening Studies Project Name & Location Client Name Role

Juno Screening Assessment Report near AMDA Developments EAP and GIS Consultant Lamberts Bay, Western Cape Province Lamberts Bay Wind Farm Screening Assessment Windy World EAP and GIS Consultant Report near Lamberts Bay, Western Cape Province

Grid Infrastructure Projects

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role 132/11kV Olifantshoek Substation and Power Line, EAP and GIS Consultant Northern Cape

Gas Projects

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Richards Bay Combined Cycle Power Plant Eskom EAP and GIS Consultant (CCPP) power plant, KwaZulu-Natal

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Neopak Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant, Neopak EAP, Public Participation Rosslyn, Gauteng and GIS Consultant

Screening Studies Project Name & Location Client Name Role Richards Bay Combined Cycle Power Plant Eskom EAP and GIS Consultant (CCPP) power plant, near Richards Bay, KwaZulu- Natal

Infrastructure Development Projects (bridges, pipelines, roads, etc)

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Water Treatment Plant at the Neopak Facility, Neopak EAP, Public Participation Rosslyn, Gauteng and GIS Consultant

Housing and Urban Projects

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Metals Industrial Cluster near Kuruman, Northern Northern Cape Department EAP and GIS Consultant Cape of Economic Development and Tourism

Environmental Management Tools

Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Environmental Management Programme for the ACED EAP Nxuba Wind Farm, Eastern Cape Operation Environmental Management Plan (EMP) Cennergi EAP for Phase 1 of the Amakhala Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility, Eastern Cape

1st Floor, Block 2, 5 Woodlands Drive Office Park Woodlands Drive, Woodmead Johannesburg, South Africa

Email: [email protected] Tel: +27 (11) 656 3237

CURRICULUM VITAE OF KAREN JODAS (Comprehensive)

Profession : Environmental Management and Compliance Consultant ; Environmental Assessment Practitioner. Professional Natural Scientist: Environmental Science since 1999. Specialisation: Strategic environmental assessment and advice; development of plans and guidelines; environmental compliance advise and monitoring; Environmental Impact Assessment; environmental management; project management and co- ordination of environmental projects; peer review; policy, strategy and guideline formulation; renewable energy projects; water resources management.

VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Provide technical input for projects in the environmental management field, specialising in strategic evaluation, Environmental Impact Assessment studies, environmental management plans, programmes and guidelines, integrated environmental management, environmental compliance monitoring; peer review of EIA reports and processes, strategy and guideline development, and public participation. Key focus on overall Project Management, integration of environmental studies and environmental processes into larger engineering-based projects, strategic assessment, and the identification of environmental management solutions and mitigation/risk minimising measures.

Excellent working knowledge of environmental legislation, strategies, guidelines and policies. Compilation of the reports for environmental studies are in accordance with the all relevant environmental legislation under the National Environmental Management Act. Due consideration of Equator Principles and compliance with IFC performance standards is now a part of all projects.

SKILLS BASE AND CORE COMPETENCIES

 Twenty years (20) of experience in the environmental management, impact assessment and compliance fields  Eighteen (18) years of experience in Project Management - Project management of large environmental assessment and management projects  Strategic and compliance advise for all aspects of environmental assessment and management  External and peer review of environmental assessment and compliance reporting as well as EIA processes  Working knowledge of environmental planning policies, regulatory frameworks and legislation  Input and review of Environmental Management Plans and Programmes, including Invasive Species Monitoring, Control and Eradication Plans  Identification and assessment of potential environmental impacts and benefits  Development of practical and achievable mitigation measures and management plans and evaluation of risk to project execution

 Experienced in environmental compliance advise, monitoring and reporting for construction projects  Compilation and review of the reports in accordance with all relevant environmental legislation  Public participation/involvement and stakeholder consultation  Environmental strategy, policy and guidelines development  Experienced in assessments for both linear developments and nodal developments  Key experience in the assessment of impacts associated with renewable energy projects  Wide range of experience for public and private sector projects  Experienced consultant in projects in Sub-Saharan Africa.

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STATUS

Degrees:  B.Sc Earth Sciences, majoring in Geography and Zoology, Rhodes University, Grahamstown, 1993  B.Sc Honours in Geography (in Environmental Water Management), Rhodes University, Grahamstown, 1994. Major subjects included Water Resources Management, Streams Ecology, Fluvial Geomorphology and Geographic Information Systems.  M.Sc in Geography (Geomorphology), Rhodes University, Grahamstown, 1996 Short Courses:  Water Quality Management, Potchefstroom University, 1998  Environmental Law Course, Aldo Leopold Institute, 2002  WindFarmer Wind Farm Design course, Garrad Hassan, 2009 Professional Society Affiliations:  Registered with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions as a Professional Natural Scientist: Environmental Science (400106/99) Other Relevant Skills:  Xtrack Extreme – Advanced Off-Road Driving Course (2003)

EMPLOYMENT

Date Company Roles and Responsibilities 2006 - Current Savannah Environmental (Pty) Director Ltd Independent specialist environmental consultant, Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) and advisor 1997 – December Bohlweki Environmental (Pty) Ltd Associate 2005 Environmental Management Unit: Manager; Principle Environmental Scientist focussing on Environmental Management and Project Management

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Experience includes projects associated with electricity generation and transmission, wastewater treatment facilities, mining and prospecting activities, property development, and national roads, as well as strategy and guidelines development. Concluded projects in the renewable energy sector include:

Strategic and Regional Assessments

 Regional Assessment for wind energy developments within an identified area on the West Coast of the Western Cape Province (for Eskom Holdings Limited)  Five Regional Assessment for wind energy developments within five identified area across South Africa (for Eskom Holdings Limited)  Regional Assessment for wind energy developments within an identified area in the De Aar Area of the Northern Cape Province (for juwi Wind)  Strategic Regional Assessment for the Environmental Suitability of Wind Energy Facilities for the entire Western Cape Province (for DEA&DP)

RENEWABLE POWER GENERATION PROJECTS: WIND ENERGY FACILITIES

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Plans

 ABs Wind Energy Facility near Indwe, Eastern Cape (for Rainmaker Energy)  Amakhala Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility near Cookhouse, Eastern Cape (for Windlab Developments)  Castle Wind Energy Facility, in De Aar (for Juwi Renewable Energies)  Cookhouse II Wind Energy Facility (for ACED & Tertia Waters)  Dorper Wind Energy Facility near Molteno, Eastern Cape (for Rainmaker Energy)  Elliot Wind Energy Facility (for Rainmaker Energy)  Garob Wind Energy Facility, in Copperton (for Juwi Renewable Energies)  Gouda Wind Energy Facility near Gouda, Western Cape (for VentuSA)  Gunstfontein Wind Energy Facility (for Networx / Prana Energy)  Happy Valley Wing Energy Facility, Eastern Cape (for REISA)  Hidden Valley Wind Energy Facility (for ACED)  Hopefield Wind Energy Facility (for Umoya Energy)  Karoo Renewable Wind and PV Solar Energy Facility near Victoria West, Northern & Western Cape (for SARGE)  Olifants River Wind Energy Facility, Western Cape (for SARGE)  Pofadder 3x 140MW Wind Energy Facilities, Northern Cape (for Mainstream Renewable)  Riverbank Wind Energy Facility near Wesley, Eastern Cape (for Just Energy)  Sere Wind Energy Facility on the West Coast in the Western Cape (for Eskom Generation)  Springfontein Wind Energy Facility (for Mainstream Renewable)  Stormberg Wind Energy Facility (for Networx / Prana Energy)  West Coast One Wind Energy Facility (for Moyeng Energy (Pty) Ltd)  West Coast Wind Energy Facility (for Exxaro)  Wind Energy Facility at Cookhouse, Eastern Cape (for African Clean Energy Developments)  Wind Energy Facility near Britannia Bay, Western Cape (for TerraPower Solutions)  Zen Wind Energy Facility, near Gouda (for VentuSA Energy)

Basic Assessments for wind montoring masts

 Caledon, Worcester, Tulbach Wind Energy Facilities (for SAGIT)  Dorper, ABs, Dobos Wind Energy Facilities (for Rainmaker Energy)  x6 Wind Energy Facilities (for RES)

Compliance Advice

 Amakhala Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility (for Amakhala Emoyeni)  Amakhala Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility, Environment and Social Action Plan (for Cennergi)  Cookhouse Wind Energy Facility site (for ACED Cookhouse Renewables)  Cookhouse II Wind Energy Facility (for ACED)  Dorper Phase 1 Wind Energy Facility (for Rainmaker Energy)  Gouda Wind Farm (for Aveng / Acciona)  Happy Valley Wind Energy Facility (for VentuSA Energy / EDPR)  Loperberg Wind Farm (for Rainmaker Energy)  Nobelsfontein Wind Energy Facility (for Coria / SARGE)  Nojoli Wind Energy Facility (for ACED)  Oyster Bay Wind Energy Facility (for RES)

Screening Studies

 De Aar, Cookhouse, Hopefield Wind Energy Facilities (for ACED)  Networx sites, including RA Mapping (for Networx)

Due Dilligence

 ESG DD for Loeriesfontein, Khobab and Noupoort Wind Energy Facilities (for Actis)

RENEWABLE POWER GENERATION PROJECTS: SOLAR & CSP ENERGY FACILITIES

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Plans

 4x CSP and 10x PV Solar Energy Facilities, Kenhardt, Northern Cape (for Exheredo)  Blackwood PV Solar Energy Facility, near Kimberley/Boshoff (for VentuSA Energy)  Bosjesmansberg PV Solar Energy Facility, Copperton (for Networx)  Boundary PV Solar Energy Facility (for VentuSA Energy)  De Aar CSP Energy Facility at De Aar, Northern Cape (for African Clean Energy Developments)  De Aar PV Solar Energy Plant (for Solar Capital )  Gihon and Kison PV Solar Energy Facilicies (for Networx)  Grootdrink (Albany) PV Solar Energy Facility (for Africoast Engineers)  Gunstfontein PV Solar Energy Facility (for Networx / Prana Energy)  Kabi Kimberley PV facility at DeBeers, Kimberley (Kabi Solar)  Karoo Renewables PV Solar Energy Facility (for SARGE)  Kheis Phase 1, 2 & 3 PV Solar Energy Facility(for GeStamp Solar)  Klipgat PV Solar Energy Facility (for Terra Solar)  Loeriesfontein/Helios PV Solar Energy Plant (for Solar Capital )  Naauwpoort PV Solar Energy Facility (for Terra Solar)  Pofadder and Upington CSP, Northern Cape (for Abengoa Solar)

 Pofadder75MW Solar Energy Facility, Northern Cape (for Mainstream Renewable)  Prieska PV Solar Energy Facility, Prieska (for VentuSA Energy)  PV Solar Energy Facility near De Aar, Northern Cape (for Solar Capital)  Ritchie PV Solar Energy Facility (for Solar Capital )  San Solar PV Solar Energy Facility, Kathu (for VentuSA Energy)  Sirius (Tungston Lodge) x2 - PV Solar Energy Plants (for Aurora Power Solutions )  Solar Plant in the Northern Cape Solar at Kathu (Wincanton) (for REISA)  Solar Plant in the Northern Cape Solar at Sishen (Wincanton) (for VentuSA Energy)  Stormberg Solar PV Solar Energy Facility (for Networx / Prana Energy)  Tiger Kloof PV Solar Energy Facility (for Kabi Energy)  Tiger Solar PV Solar Energy Facility, Northern Cape (for Kabi Energy)  Vaalkop and Witkop PV Solar Energy Facilities, North West (for Kabi Solar)  Wagnbietjiespan PV Solar Energy Facility near Boshoff, Free State (for VentuSA)  Municipality Solar PV Solar Energy Facility (for BlueWave)  Zuurwater PV Solar Energy Facilities (x4) (for Solafrica / BlueWave)

Basic Assessments

 Amandla Welanga and Dida PV Solar Energy Facilities(for Terra Solar)  Carolusberg PV Solar Energy Facility (for Ilio Energy (SARGE))  Gosforth Park and Kynoch Rooftop PV Solar Energy (for Building Energy)  Hibernia 5MW PV Solar Energy Facility (for EA Energy)  Inkulukelo PV Solar Energy Facility (for Terra Solar)  Kokerboom and Boabab PV Solar Energy Plants (for Brax Energy)  Nigramoep PV Solar Energy Plant, Nababeep (for SARGE)  Noupoort (Kleinfontein and Toitdale) CPV (for Terra Power)  O'Kiep 1 PV Solar Energy Plant, Springbok (for Ilio Energy (SARGE))  O'Kiep 2 PV Solar Energy Plant, Springbok (for BluePort Trade 118 (SARGE))  O'Kiep 3 PV Solar Energy Plant (for Ilio Energy (SARGE))  PV Solar Energy Plant - Kimberley (for Kabi Energy)  Slurry PV Solar Energy Facility (for PPC)  Small projects for PV Solar Energy Facilities (for BlueWave)  Son Sitrus Rooftop PV Solar Energy (for Building Energy)  Tollie PV Solar Energy Facility (for Terra Solar)  x2 Southern Farms PV Solar Energy Plants, Augrabies (for Southern Farms)

Compliance

 Bokpoort PV Solar Energy Facility (for Solafrica)  Kathu II Bid compliance, incl walk-through survey (for Building Energy)  Kathu PV Solar Energy Facility - biodiversity permit, heritage (for Building Energy / REISA)  Pofadder and Upington CSP - incl heritage, botanical, EMP update (for Abengoa Solar)  Prieska PV Solar Energy Facility , including walk-through survey (for VentuSA )  Sishen PV Solar Energy Facility phase 1, 75MW (for Aveng / Acciona)  Xina compliance to FC (incl walk-through, plans and EMPr update) (for Abengoa Solar)

Screening Studies

 75MW facilities criteria-based analysis screenings (for BlueWave)  Allemans, Wonderheuwel, Damfontein, Dida PV Solar Energy Facilities (for Terra Solar)  Bobididi 5MW PV Solar Energy Facility (for Root 60Four Energy)  Bosjesmansberg PV Solar Energy Facility, Copperton (for Networx)  Lephalale PV Solar Energy Facility (for Exxaro)  Northern Cape 5MW PV Solar Energy Facility, 2nd Stage One (for EDIP)  Senekal 1 & 2, Pongola and Newcastle PV Solar Energy Facilities (for Building Energy)  Small projects - PV Solar Energy Facility (x15) (for Building Energy)  Small projects PV Solar Energy Facility (x3) (for GeoSolar)  Small scale PV Solar Energy Facility - 2nd Stage One (for BlueWave)  Small scale PV Solar Energy Facility - 2nd Stage One (for Building Energy)  VariousPV Solar Energy Facilities (for INCA Energy)

Siting Study

 CSP siting study (for Exxaro)

Due Diligence

 Equator Principles Due Diligence reporting - Kabi Kimberley PV plant (for Enertis Solar)  Equator Principles Due Diligence reporting - Vaal River Solar 1 PV plant (for Enertis Solar)

POWER GENERATION PROJECTS

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Plans

 Ankerlig OCGT to CCGT Conversion project, and the associated 400 kV transmission power line between Ankerlig and the Omega Substation, Western Cape (for Eskom Generation)  Gourikwa OCGT to CCGT Conversion project, and the associated 400 kV transmission power line between Gourikwa and the Proteus Substation, Mossel Bay(for Eskom Generation)

Basic Assessments

 New raw water reservoir and pipeline for the , Limpopo Province (for Eskom Generation)  Substation for Aggeneys PV facility (for BioTherm Energy)

Screening

 Indwe Power Station (for IPSA)  IPP Baseload screening (coal) (for Exxaro)

Siting Study

 Siting study for a coal fired power station in the Bethal area (for ISS Global)

TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECTS

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Plans

 Steelpoort Integration Project, Limpopo Province (for Eskom Transmission)  Kyalami/Midrand Substation and 3 Transmission lines, Gauteng (for Eskom Transmission)

Basic Assessments

 Amakhala Emoyeni Power Line and Kopleegte substation (for Cennergi)  Cuprum-Burchell; Burchell-Mooidraai power line BAR (Prieska) (for Eskom)  Garob-Kronos Power Line (for Juwi Renewable Energies)  Golden Valley Dx-Poseidon line and substation & Golden Valley-Kopleegte power line (for BioTherm Energy)  Ilanga Lethemba-Hydra 132kV (for Solar Capital )  Iziduli Emoyeni Substation, Power Line & LA18 (for Windlab)  Kathu 132kV Power Line (for VentuSA Energy)  Loeries 2 Power Line (for Mainstream Renewable)  Loeriesfontein substation and power lines (for Mainstream Renewable)  Nobelsfontein Wind Substation and Power line (for Coria / SARGE)  Realignment of Dx lines at Hopefield Wind Energy Facility(for Umoya Energy)  Rheboksfontein Power Line(for Moyeng Energy (Pty) Ltd)  Sishen Solar PV Energy Facility 132kV Power line (for Aveng/Vexicom)  Springfontein Power Line (for Mainstream Renewable)  Wesley-Peddie / Riverbank Phase 2 Power Line 132 kV () )for Just Energy)

Strategic Advice

 Review the effectiveness and efficiency of the environmental impact management (EIA) system in South Africa, and formulate an environmental impact management strategy and action plan for National DEA  Drafting a Position Paper: Project Financing and Environmental Risk Management (considering IFC Performance Standards & Equator Principles) for Standard Bank Group Limited  Advice regarding environmental compliance of existing and future development at Tiffindell Ski, Eastern Cape Province (for Tiffindell Ski (Pty) Ltd)  Advice regarding environmental compliance for operations at Salberg Concrete Products factory, Gauteng (for Salberg Concrete Products)

1st Floor, Block 2, 5 Woodlands Drive Office Park Woodlands Drive, Woodmead Johannesburg, South Africa

Email: [email protected] Tel: +27 (11) 656 3237

CURRICULUM VITAE OF GABRIELE STEIN

(Comprehensive)

Profession : Public Participation and Social Consultant

Specialisation: Public participation; stakeholder engagement and management; environmental impact assessment (social processes); social research (qualitative & quantitative); social assessments (stakeholder analysis and social impact assessment); facilitation (workshops, focus groups; public hearings, public open days, committees); environmental and social policy; monitoring and evaluation; community needs assessments Work Experience: 10 years’ experience as a Public Participation and Social Consultant

VOCATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professional execution of public participation, stakeholder engagement, stakeholder management and social assessment consulting and advisory services for projects in the environmental assessment and management context. Consulting and advisory services are provided to both public and private sector clients, including national and provincial government departments, international development agencies and funding institutions involved in infrastructure development in South Africa. Key focus is on the design and implementation of public participation programmes required for Environmental Impact Assessments undertaken for large infrastructure projects, including electricity generation projects (wind, solar, gas and coal) and linear developments (roads and power lines). Experienced in implementing public participation programmes with a variety of stakeholder groups ranging from traditional communities, rural farming communities, business stakeholders, organs of state departments and non-governmental organisations within all nine s of South Africa.

SKILLS BASE AND CORE COMPETENCIES

 Public Participation, Stakeholder Engagement and Stakeholder Management  Environmental Impact Assessment (Social Processes)  Public Speaking and Presentation Skills  Facilitation (workshops, focus group meetings, public meetings, public open days, working groups and committees)

 Social Research (Qualitative and Quantitative)  Social Assessments (Stakeholder Analysis / Stakeholder Mapping)  Survey Design and Sampling  Monitoring and Evaluation  Community Needs Assessments  Environmental and Social Policy  IFC Performance Standards  Equator Principles  Minute taking, issues mapping, report writing and quality control

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STATUS

Degrees:

 B.A. Honours in Anthropology, University of Johannesburg (2005)  B.A in Psychology, University of Johannesburg (2004)

Short Courses:

 Techniques for Effective Public Participation, International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) (2015)  Foundations of Public Participation (Planning and Communication for Effective Public Participation, IAP2 (2015)  Living Standards Measures, South African Advertising Research Foundation (SAARF) (2010)  Focus Group Moderation Skills, Market Research for Africa (2007)  Diploma in Public Relations, Allenby Campus Boksburg now Damlin College (2001)

Professional Society Affiliations:

 Member of International Association for Public Participation (IAP2): Southern Africa

EMPLOYMENT

Date Company Roles and Responsibilities May 2012 - Current Savannah Environmental (Pty) Public Participation and Social Consultant Ltd Tasks include: Public participation process design and implementation; undertaking stakeholder identification and analysis and developing & maintaining project specific databases; compiling and disseminating information relevant to the EIA process to I&APs and the broader public; facilitating and recording comments raised by I&APs, ensuring that comments are responded to by

Date Company Roles and Responsibilities the environmental consultants, specialists and clients and documented in the final BA, Scoping and EIA reports; scheduling, facilitating and recording public participation engagement opportunities; authority consultation; developing project proposals for procuring new projects in public participation and social consulting services. March 2007 – April NMA Effective Social Strategists Assistant Project Manager 2012 (Pty) Ltd Tasks include: design, execution and analysis of qualitative and quantitative social assessments including, stakeholder and social analysis, community needs assessment and stakeholder perception surveys; design and implementation of public participation strategies for integrated development planning and infrastructure projects during project implementation; development and facilitation of skills and SMME audit processes within local communities; coordinating the public participation processes for EIAs and HIAs; facilitating and taking minutes of participatory processes including focus group meetings, public open days, workshops, forums and committee meetings; supervising project coordinators and project administrators; liaising with clients regarding project deliverables and issues. January 2005 – University of Johannesburg: Student Tutor and Research Assistant March 2007 (Part- Department of Anthropology and Tasks include: marking tests, assignments and time): Development Studies examinations written by undergraduate and postgraduate students; interview transcription, data analysis and report writing to assist PhD Fellows with research.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Renewable Power Generation Projects: Solar Energy Facilities

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Prieska SEF, Northern Cape Jouren Solar Public Participation & Social Consultant Blackwood SEF, Free State Blackwood Solar Energy Public Participation & Facility Social Consultant

Merapi Phase 1 – 4 SEFs, Free State SolaireDirect Southern Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Sannaspos SEF Phase 1, Free State SolaireDirect Southern Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Pofadder SEF, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Development Tiger SEF, Northern Cape Kabi Solar Public Participation & Social Consultant Kgabalatsane SEF, North West BuiltAfrica Investments Public Participation & Social Consultant Klip Gat SEF, Northern Cape Klip Gat Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Naauw Poort SEF, Northern Cape Naauw Poort Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Stormberg SEF, Eastern Cape Networx Eolos Renewables Public Participation & Social Consultant Gihon SEF, Limpopo Networx Renewables Public Participation & Social Consultant Kison SEF, Limpopo Networx Renewables Public Participation & Social Consultant Steynsrus PV1 & PV2 SEFs, Free State SunCorp Public Participation & Social Consultant Zuurwater SEF Phase 1 – 4, Northern Cape PVAfrica Development Public Participation & Social Consultant Sirius SEF Phase 1, Northern Cape Sirius Solar PV Project One Public Participation & Social Consultant Sirius SEF Phase 2, Northern Cape Sirius Solar PV Project Two Public Participation & Social Consultant Grootkop SEF, Free State FRV Energy South Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Everest SEF, Free State FRV Energy South Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Oryx SEF, Free State FRV Energy South Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Watershed SEF, North West FRV Energy South Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Wolmaransstad SEF, North West Bluewave Capital SA Public Participation & Social Consultant Hennenman SEF, Free State Bluewave Capital Public Participation & Social Consultant Lethabo SEF, Free State Eskom Public Participation & Social Consultant Majuba SEF, Mpumalanga Eskom Public Participation & Social Consultant Tutuka SEF, Mpumalanga Eskom Public Participation & Social Consultant Bloemsmond 1 SEF, Northern Cape AEP Bloemsmond Solar 1 Public Participation & Social Consultant Bloemsmond 2 SEF, Northern Cape AEP Bloemsmond Solar 2 Public Participation & Social Consultant

Woodhouse Solar 1 SEF, North West Genesis Woodhouse Solar 1 Public Participation & Social Consultant Woodhouse Solar 2 SEF, North West Genesis Woodhouse Solar 2 Public Participation & Social Consultant Sol Invictus 1 SEF, Northern Cape Cyraclox Public Participation & Social Consultant Sol Invictus 2 SEF, Northern Cape Cyracraft Public Participation & Social Consultant Sol Invictus 3 SEF, Northern Cape Cyrafusion Public Participation & Social Consultant Sol Invictus 4 SEF, Northern Cape Cyralex Public Participation & Social Consultant SolarReserve Kotulo Tsatsi PV Power Plant 2, SolarReserve South Africa and Public Participation & Northern Cape Kotulo Tsatsi Energy Social Consultant Orkney SEF, North West Genesis Orkney Solar Public Participation & Social Consultant

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Sannaspos SEF Phase 2, Free State SolaireDirect Southern Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Southern Cross SEF near, Northern Cape Tiquen Trading Public Participation & Social Consultant Tutwa SEF, Northern Cape Tiquen Trading Public Participation & Social Consultant Carolus Poort SEF, Northern Cape Povince Carolus Poort Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Wonderheuwel SEF, Northern Cape Wonderheuwel Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Damfontein SEF, Northern Cape Damfontein Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Gillmer SEF, Northern Cape Gillmer Solar Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Machadadorp SEF, Mpumalanga Solar to Benefit Africa Public Participation & Social Consultant Son Sitrus Rooftop SEF, Eastern Cape Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Gosforth Rooftop SEF, Gauteng Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Kynoch Rooftop SEF, Gauteng Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Newcastle SEF, KwaZulu-Natal Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Pongola SEF, KwaZulu-Natal Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Senekal 1 SEF, KwaZulu-Natal Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Senekal 2 SEF, KwaZulu-Natal Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant

Harmony Eland SEF, Free State BBEntropie Public Participation & Social Consultant Harmony Nyala SEF, Free State BBEntropie Public Participation & Social Consultant Harmony Tshepong SEF, Free State BBEntropie Public Participation & Social Consultant Camco Clean Energy Solar System, Gauteng Camco Clean Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Scuitdrift SEF, Northern Cape Scuitdrift Solar Project Public Participation & Social Consultant

Screening Studies Project Name & Location Client Name Role Bobididi 5MW SEF, Limpopo Root 60Four Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Koppies-Josina SEF, Free State Bluewave Public Participation & Social Consultant BWC Potgietersrust SEF, Free State Bluewave Public Participation & Social Consultant BWC Uitsig SEF, Free State Bluewave Public Participation & Social Consultant Boipelo SEF, North West Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Modderivier Rooftop SEF, Northern Cape Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Red Sand SEF, North West Building Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant

Renewable power generation projects: Wind Energy Facilities Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Garob WEF, Northern Cape Garob Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Aberdeen WEF, Eastern Cape Eskom Public Participation & Social Consultant Kleinzee WEF, Northern Cape Eskom Public Participation & Social Consultant Elliot WEF, Eastern Cape DNA Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Stormberg WEF, Eastern Cape Networx Eolos Renewables Public Participation & Social Consultant Castle WEF, Northern Cape Castle Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Zen WEF, Western Cape Zen Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Mainstream Pofadder WEF, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Development

Mainstream Springfontein WEF, Free State South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Springfontein Karusa WEF, Northern Cape Karusa Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Soetwater WEF, Northern Cape Soetwater Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Great Karoo WEF, Northern Cape Great Karoo Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Khai-Ma WEF, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Korana WEF, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Poortjies WEF, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Karreebosch WEF, Northern Cape and Western Karreebosch Wind Farm Public Participation & Cape s Social Consultant Gunstfontein WEF, Northern Cape Gunstfontein Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Hartebeest WEF, Western Cape Hartebeest Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant

Screening Studies Project Name & Location Client Name Role Lamberts Bay WEF, Western Cape Windy World Public Participation & Social Consultant

Renewable Power Generation Projects: Concentrated Solar Facilities (CSP)

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Upington Solar Thermal Plant 2, Northern Cape Abengoa Solar Power South Public Participation & Africa Social Consultant Upington Solar Thermal Plant 3, Northern Cape Abengoa Solar Power South Public Participation & Africa Social Consultant Paulputs CSP Facility, Northern Cape Abengoa Solar Power South Public Participation & Africa Social Consultant SolarReserve Kotulo Tsatsi CSP 1, Northern Cape SolarReserve South Africa and Public Participation & Kotulo Tsatsi Energy Social Consultant SolarReserve Kotulo Tsatsi CSP 2, Northern Cape SolarReserve South Africa and Public Participation & Kotulo Tsatsi Energy Social Consultant SolarReserve Kotulo Tsatsi CSP 3, Northern Cape SolarReserve South Africa and Public Participation & Kotulo Tsatsi Energy Social Consultant Noupoort CSP Facility, Northern Cape CRESCO Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Ilanga CSP Power Tower 1 SEF, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant

Ilanga CSP 3 SEF, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant Ilanga CSP 4 SEF, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant Ilanga CSP 5 SEF, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant Ilanga CSP 7, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant Ilanga CSP 9, Northern Cape FG Emvelo Public Participation & Social Consultant

Grid Infrastructure Projects

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Saldanha Bay Network Strengthening Project, Eskom Public Participation & Western Cape Social Consultant

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Sishen SEF 132kV Power Line, Northern Cape Windfall 59 Properties Public Participation & Social Consultant Kopleegte – Poseidon 132kV Power Line, Eastern Eskom Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant Kopleegte Substation, Eastern Cape Cennergi Public Participation & Social Consultant 132kV Golden Valley – Kopleegte Power Line, Eskom Public Participation & Eastern Cape Social Consultant 132kV Golden Valley – Poseidon Power Line, Eskom Public Participation & Eastern Cape Social Consultant Golden Valley Substation, Eastern Cape Terra Wind Energy Golden Public Participation & Valley Social Consultant Khobab Substation and 132kV Khobab – Helios South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Power Line, Northern Cape Renewable Power Khobab Social Consultant Garob Wind Farm to Kronos Substation 132kV Garob Wind Farm Public Participation & Power Line, Northern Cape Social Consultant Wesley – Peddie 132kV Power Line, Eastern Cape Just Energy Public Participation & Social Consultant Nojoli Wind Farm Substation and Power Line Nojoli Wind Farm Public Participation & Integration, Eastern Cape Social Consultant Loeriesfontein 2 WEF Power Line Realignement, South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Northern Cape Renewable Power Social Consultant Loeriesfontein 2 Springfontein Power Line, Free State South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Springfontein 132kV Power Line from the Cuprum Substation to Eskom Public Participation & the Burchell Substation and Mooidraai Substation, Social Consultant Northern Cape

66kV Orlight Power Line, Northern Cape Orlight SA Public Participation & Social Consultant Iziduli Emoyeni WEF Power Line and Switching Emoyeni Wind Farm Public Participation & Station, Eastern Cape Renewable Energy Social Consultant Iziduli Emoyeni WEF Substation, Eastern Cape Emoyeni Wind Farm Public Participation & Renewable Energy Social Consultant Aggeneys Solar 1 Power Line, Northern Cape PVAfrica Development Public Participation & Social Consultant Blackwood SEF Power Line, Free State Blackwood Solar Energy Public Participation & Facility Social Consultant Terra Wind Energy Golden Valley WEF Power Line, Terra Wind Energy Golden Public Participation & Eastern Cape Valley Social Consultant Rheboksfontein WEF 132kV Power Line, Western Moyeng Energy Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant Khai-Ma WEF Power Line, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Poortjies WEF Power Line, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Korana WEF Power Line, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Korana SEF Power Line, Northern Cape South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Renewable Power Social Consultant Developments Castle WEF 132kV Power Line, Northern Cape Castle Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Solis Power I Facility 132kV Power Line, Northern Solis Power I Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant Karusa WEF 132kV Power Line and Switching ACED Renewable Hidden Public Participation & Station, Northern Cape Valley Social Consultant Nxuba WEF 132kV Power Line, Substation and Nxuba Wind Farm Public Participation & Metering Station, Eastern Cape Social Consultant Karusa WEF 132kV Power Line and Switching Soewater Wind Farm Public Participation & Station, Northern Cape Social Consultant Konkoonsies II SEF Power Line and Substation, Ramizone Public Participation & Northern Cape Social Consultant Perdekraal West WEF 132kV Power Line, Western Perdekraal West Wind Farm Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant Golden Valley II WEF 132kV Power Line, Eastern Golden Valley II Wind Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant

Gas Projects

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Richards Bay Power Facility, KwaZulu-Natal Richards Bay Gas Power 2 Public Participation & Social Consultant Richards Bay Combined Cycle Power Plant, Eskom Public Participation & KwaZulu-Natal Social Consultant

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Neopak CHP, Gauteng Neopak Public Participation & Social Consultant

Mining Sector Projects

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Chemical Storage Tanks, Metallurgical Plant South Deep Public Participation & Upgrade & Backfill Plant Upgrade at South Deep Social Consultant Gold Mine, Gauteng Waste License Application for Waste Transfer and South Deep Public Participation & Storage Facilities at South Deep Mine, Gauteng Social Consultant Harmony Gold Doornkop Mine Wastewater Harmony Gold Mining Public Participation & Treatment Plant, Gauteng Company Social Consultant

Environmental Permitting & WUL Applications Project Name & Location Client Name Role Yzermyn Underground Coal Mine WULA, Atha Africa Ventures Public Participation & Mpumalanga Social Consultant

Infrastructure Development Projects (bridges, pipelines, roads, etc)

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Medupi Power Station Pollution Control Dams, Ash Eskom Public Participation & Dump & Coal Stockyard, Limpopo Social Consultant Realignment of the N10, Northern Cape South African National Roads Public Participation & Agency Limited (SANAL) Social Consultant

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Ilanga Ilangalethu Solar Power Public Participation & CSP Facility, Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Ofir-ZX Networx S28 Energy Public Participation & SEF, Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised S-KOL Networx S28 Energy Public Participation & SEF, Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Networx S28 Energy Public Participation & Sonnenberg SEF, Northern Cape Social Consultant Loeriesfontein 2 WEF Watercourse Crossings, South Africa Mainstream Public Participation & Northern Cape Renewable Power Social Consultant Loeriesfontein 2 Production and Storage of Chemical Fertilisers at a AMSOL Fertilizers Public Participation & proposed facility near Bothaville, Free State Social Consultant Production and Storage of Chemical fertilisers at a AMSOL Fertilizers Public Participation & proposed facility near Viljoenskroon, Free State Social Consultant

Watercourse Crossings over 4 drainage lines within ACED Cookhouse South Wind Public Participation & the authorised Nojoli WEF, Eastern Cape Farm Social Consultant Stormwater canal system associated with the Karoshoek Solar One Public Participation & authorised Ilanga CSP Facility, Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the Aggeneys SEF, Orlight SA Public Participation & Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Nxuba Nxuba Wind Farm Public Participation & (Great Fish Wind Farm) WEF, Eastern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Nxuba Nxuba Wind Farm Public Participation & (Bedford Wind Farm), Eastern Cape Social Consultant REDISA Witbank Waste Tyre Pre-processing Depot, Recycling and Economic Public Participation & Mpumalanga Development Initiative of Social Consultant South Africa (REDISA) REDISA Upington Waste Tyre Pre-processing Depot, REDISA Public Participation & Northern Cape Social Consultant REDISA Nelspruit Waste Tyre Pre-processing Depot, REDISA Public Participation & Northern Cape Social Consultant Cato Ridge Waste Tyre Pre-processing Depot, REDISA Public Participation & Northern Cape Social Consultant Watercourse Crossings within the authorised Amakhala Emoyeni Public Participation & Msenge Emoyeni WEF, Eastern Cape Renewable Energy Social Consultant Access Roads and Watercourse Crossings within Emoyeni Wind Farm Public Participation & the authorised Iziduli Emoyeni WEF, Eastern Cape Renewable Energy Social Consultant Expansion of the LPG Storage Facility, Gauteng Reatile Gaz Public Participation & Social Consultant Wastewater Dam, Biomass Storage Area and Navosync Public Participation & Pipeline for the authorised Mkuze Biomass Power Social Consultant Plant, KwaZulu-Natal Paulputs Road Realignment, Northern Cape Northern Cape Department Public Participation & of Roads and Public Works Social Consultant Klawer Watercourse Crossings and Road Upgrades Klawer Wind Power Public Participation & within the authorised Klawer WEF, Western Cape Social Consultant Neopak Water Treatment Plant, Gauteng Neopak Public Participation & Social Consultant Lehae Training Academy, Gauteng Johannesburg Development Public Participation & Agency (JDA) Social Consultant Housing and Urban Projects

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Kuruman Metals Industrial Cluster, Northern Cape Northern Cape Department Public Participation & of Economic Development Social Consultant and Tourism

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Postmasburg Housing Development, Northern Transnet Public Participation & Cape Social Consultant Rand Leases Extension 15 Industrial Township, Rand Leases Properties Public Participation & Gauteng Social Consultant

Environmental Management Tools

Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Management Programmes Project Name & Location Client Name Role Karoshoek Grid Integration, Karoshoek Solar Valley FG Emvelo Public Participation & Development – EMPr, Northern Cape Social Consultant Aggeneys SEF – EMPr, Northern Cape Main Street 957 Public Participation & Social Consultant Konkoonsies II SEF – EMPr, Northern Cape Ramizone Public Participation & Social Consultant Roggeveld WEF – EMPr, Northern Cape and Roggeveld Wind Power Public Participation & Western Cape s Social Consultant Biotherm Excelsior WEF, Western Cape Amstilinx Public Participation & Social Consultant Garob WEF – EMPr, Northern Cape Garob Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Hopefield Small WEF – EMPr, Western Cape Hopefield Small Wind Farm Public Participation & Social Consultant Nojoli WEF – EMPr, Eastern Cape ACED Cookhouse South Wind Public Participation & Farm Social Consultant Klawer WEF – EMPr, Western Cape Klawer Wind Power Public Participation & Social Consultant Excelsior WEF Wetlands – EMPr, Western Cape Amstilinx Public Participation & Social Consultant

Basic Assessments Project Name & Location Client Name Role Nojoli WEF Substation and Power Line – EMPr, ACED Coohouse South Wind Public Participation & Eastern Cape Farm Social Consultant

Short CV/Summary of Expertise – Simon Todd

Professional Profile Simon Todd has extensive experience in biodiversity management and ecological assessment across South African ecosystems. This includes a variety of broad-scale strategic assessments and best- practice guidelines for a range of industries. In addition, Simon Todd has conducted a large amount of research on the impacts of land-use on biodiversity and has published numerous scientific papers in international peer-reviewed journals on this topic. Simon Todd is a recognised ecological expert and is a past chairman and current executive committee member of the Arid-Zone Ecology Forum and has over 20 years’ experience working throughout the country. Simon Todd is registered with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (No. 400425/11).

Recent notable projects include:

 First-author of a book chapter on the ecological impacts of Shale Gas development on the Karroo of South Africa. (2017)  Co-author on the Biodiversity chapter of the Shale Gas SEA being conducted by CSIR. (2016)  Co-author on the Eskom Grid Infrastructure SEA, managed by CSIR. (2016)  Co-author on the Wind and Solar SEA, managed by CSIR. (2015)

Abbreviated CV  Profession: Independent Ecological Consultant - Pr.Sci.Nat 400425/11  Specialisation: Plant & Animal Ecology  Years of Experience: 20 Years

Skills & Primary Competencies  Research & description of ecological patterns & processes in Thicket, Savannah Nama Karoo, Succulent Karoo, Arid Grassland and Fynbos Ecosystems.  Ecological Impacts of land use on biodiversity and provision of associated management advice.  Vegetation surveys & degradation assessment & mapping  Long-term vegetation monitoring  Faunal surveys & assessment.  GIS & remote sensing

Tertiary Education:  1992-1994 – BSc (Botany & Zoology), University of  1995 – BSc Hons, Cum Laude (Zoology) University of Natal  1996-1997- MSc, Cum Laude (Conservation Biology) University of Cape Town

Employment History  1997 – 1999 – Research Scientist (Contract) – South African National Biodiversity Institute  2000-2004 – Specialist Scientist (Contract ) - South African National Biodiversity Institute  2004-2007 – Senior Scientist (Contract) – Plant Conservation Unit, Department of Botany, University of Cape Town  2007-Present – Senior Scientist (Associate) – Plant Conservation Unit, Department of Botany, University of Cape Town.  2010-Present – Self-employed as consultant and sole proprietor of Simon Todd Consulting, which has conducted more than 150 specialist assessments.

General Experience & Expertise  Lead ecologist on several SEA chapters, including Eskom Grid Infrastructure, Wind and Solar SEA and Shale Gas SEA.  Conducted a large number of fauna and flora specialist assessments distributed widely across South Africa. Projects have ranged in extent from <50 ha to more than 50 000 ha.  Widely-recognized ecology specialist. Published numerous peer-reviewed scientific publications based on various ecological studies across the country. Past chairman of the Arid Zone Ecology Forum and current executive committee member.  Extensive field and personal experience across a broad range of South African ecosystems, with particular focus on the Western, Northern and Eastern Cape.  Strong research background which has proved invaluable when working on ecologically sensitive and endangered ecosystems, habitats and species.  Published numerous research reports as well as two book chapters and a large number of papers in leading scientific journals dealing primarily with human impacts on the vegetation and ecology of South African ecosystems.  Maintain several long-term vegetation monitoring projects which have led to several publications.  Guest lecturer at two universities and have also served as an external examiner.  Reviewed papers for more than 12 international ecological journals.  SACNASP registered as a Professional Natural Scientist, (Ecology) No. 400425/11. Current Committees  SANBI Vegmap Committee – 2015 – present  CSIR Wind and Solar SEA Phase II advisory committee – 2016-present  AZEF deputy chair – 2012-present  SANBI Karoo Biogaps Taxon leads’ committee and executive committee member.

Recent & Relevant Outputs & Publications

Strategic Environmental Assessments Co-Author. Chapter 7 - Biodiversity & Ecosystems - Shale Gas SEA. CSIR 2016. Co-Author. Chapter 1 Scenarios and Activities – Shale Gas SEA. CSIR 2016. Co-Author – Ecological Chapter – Wind and Solar SEA. CSIR 2014. Co-Author – Ecological Chapter – Eskom Grid Infrastructure SEA. CSIR 2015. Contributor – Ecological & Conservation components to SKA SEA. CSIR 2017.

Specialist Fauna and Flora Assessments: Specialist Ecological studies for many different developments distributed across the country including:  Over 30 Wind Energy projects  More than 60 Solar Energy developments  More than 30 different housing, roads, mining and other infrastructure development projects.  More than 20 electricity transmission infrastructure projects. A full list of projects is available on request.

SCIENTIFIC AQUATIC SERVICES (SAS) – SPECIALIST CONSULTANT INFORMATION CURRICULUM VITAE OF STEPHEN VAN STADEN

PERSONAL DETAILS Position in Company Managing member, Ecologist, Aquatic Ecologist Date of Birth 13 July 1979 Nationality South African Languages English, Afrikaans Joined SAS 2003 (year of establishment) Other Business Trustee of the Serenity Property Trust

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Registered Professional Scientist at South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP) Accredited River Health practitioner by the South African River Health Program (RHP) Member of the South African Soil Surveyors Association (SASSO) Member of the Gauteng Wetland Forum Member of IAIA South Africa

EDUCATION Qualifications MSc (Environmental Management) (University of Johannesburg) 2003 BSc (Hons) Zoology (Aquatic Ecology) (University of Johannesburg) 2001 BSc (Zoology, Geography and Environmental Management) (University of 2000 Johannesburg) Tools for wetland Assessment short course Rhodes University 2016

COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE South Africa – All Provinces Southern Africa – Lesotho, Botswana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe Zambia Eastern Africa – Tanzania Mauritius West Africa – Ghana, Liberia, Angola, Guinea Bissau Central Africa – Democratic Republic of the Congo

SELECTED PROJECT EXAMPLES OUT OF OVER 2000 PROJECTS WORKED ON Impoundment studies  Lalini Dam specialist aquatic ecological assessment with focus on aquatic macro-invertebrate and fish community analysis and fish migration.  Ntabalenga Dam specialist aquatic ecological assessment with focus on macro-invertebrate fish community analysis and fish migration.  Donkerhoek Dam specialist aquatic ecological assessment and consideration of fish migration requirements.  Groot Phisantekraal dam specialist aquatic ecological assessment and Ecological Water Requirements for the Diep River.  Musami Dam (Zimbabwe) assessment with focus on the FRAI and MIRAI aquatic community assessment indices and the development of the Ecological Water Requirements.  Mhlabatsane dam Ecological Water specialist aquatic ecological assessment and consideration of fishway needs and macro-invertebrate community sensitivity. Development compliance studies  Project co-leader for the development of the EMP for the use of the Wanderers stadium for the Ubuntu village for the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD).  Environmental Control Officer for Eskom for the construction of an 86Km 400KV power line in the Rustenburg Region.  Numerous Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and EIA exemption applications for township developments and as part of the Development Facilitation Act requirements.  EIA for the extension of mining rights for a Platinum mine in the Rustenburg area by Lonmin Platinum. EIA Exemption application for a proposed biodiesel refinery in Chamdor.  Compilation of an EIA as part of the Bankable Feasibility Study process for proposed mining of a gold deposit in the Lofa province, Liberia.  EIA for the development of a Chrome Recovery Plant at the Two Rivers Platinum Mine in the Limpopo province, South Africa.  Compilation of an EIA as part of the Bankable Feasibility Study process for the Mooihoek Chrome Mine in the Limpopo province, South Africa.  Mine Closure Plan for the Vlakfontein Nickel Mine in the North West Province. Specialist studies and project management  Development of the Water Resource and biodiversity chapters of the 2015 Limpopo Province Biodiversity outlook.  Development of a zero discharge strategy and associated risk, gap and cost benefit analyses for the Lonmin Platinum group.  Development of a computerised water balance monitoring and management tool for the management of Lonmin Platinum process and purchased water.  The compilation of the annual water monitoring and management program for the Lonmin Platinum group of mines.  Analyses of ground water for potable use on a small diamond mine in the North West Province.  Project management and overview of various soil and land capability studies for residential, industrial and mining developments.  The design of a stream diversion of a tributary of the Olifants River for a proposed opencast coal mine.  Waste rock dump design for a gold mine in the North West province.  Numerous wetland delineation and function studies in the North West, Gauteng and Mpumalanga KwaZulu Natal provinces, South Africa.  Hartebeespoort Dam Littoral and Shoreline PES and rehabilitation plan.  Development of rehabilitation principles and guidelines for the Crocodile West Marico Catchment, DWAF North West. Aquatic and water quality monitoring and compliance reporting  Development of the Resource quality Objective framework for Water Use licensing in the Crocodile West Marico Water management Area.  Development of the Resource Quality Objectives for the Local Authorities in the Upper Crocodile West Marico Water management Area.  Development of the 2010 State of the Rivers Report for the City of Johannesburg.  Management of the water quality reporting programs for several mining projects in the Gold, Chrome and Platinum mining industries.  Initiation and management of a physical, chemical and biological monitoring program, President Steyn Gold Mine Welkom.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several Xstrata Alloys Mines and Smelters.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several Anglo Platinum Mines.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for African Rainbow Minerals Mines.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several Assore Operations.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for Petra Diamonds.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several Coal mining operations.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several Gold mining operations.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for several mining operations for various minerals including iron ore, and small platinum and chrome mining operations.  Aquatic biomonitoring program for the Valpre bottled water plant (Coca Cola South Africa).  Aquatic biomonitoring program for industrial clients in the paper production and energy generation industries.  Aquatic biomonitoring programs for the City of Tshwane for all their Waste Water Treatment Works.  Baseline aquatic ecological assessments for numerous mining developments.  Baseline Freshwater resource assessments for numerous residential commercial and industrial developments.  Baseline Freshwater resource assessments in southern, central, east and west Africa for gold mining projects, Phosphate mining diamond mining and copper mining. Wetland delineation and wetland function assessment  Wetland biodiversity studies for three copper mines on the copper belt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Wetland biodiversity studies for proposed mining projects in Guinea Bissau, Liberia and Angola in West Africa.  Numerous terrestrial and wetland biodiversity studies for developments in the mining industry.  Numerous terrestrial and wetland biodiversity studies for developments in the residential commercial and industrial sectors.  Development of wetland riparian resource protection measures for the Hartbeespoort Dam as part of the Harties Metsi A Me integrated biological remediation program.  Priority wetland mammal species studies for numerous residential, commercial, industrial and mining developments throughout South Africa. Terrestrial ecological studies and biodiversity studies  Development of a biodiversity offset plans for Glencore, ACSA and Canyon coal.  Biodiversity Action plans for numerous mining operations for several Anglo Platinum mining operations throughout South Africa in line with the NEMBA requirements.  Biodiversity Action plans for numerous mining operations of Assmang Chrome throughout South Africa in line with the NEMBA requirements.  Biodiversity Action plans for numerous mining operations of Glencore Mining operations throughout South Africa in line with the NEMBA requirements.  Biodiversity Action plan for the Nkomati Nickel and Chrome Mine Joint Venture.  Terrestrial and wetland biodiversity studies for three copper mines on the copperbelt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Terrestrial and wetland biodiversity studies for proposed mining projects in Guinea Bissau, Liberia and Angola in West Africa.  Numerous terrestrial ecological assessments for proposed platinum and coal mining projects.  Numerous terrestrial ecological assessments for proposed residential and commercial property developments throughout most of South Africa.  Specialist Giant bullfrog (Pyxicephalus adspersus) studies for several proposed residential and commercial development projects in Gauteng, South Africa.  Specialist Marsh sylph (Metisella meninx) studies for several proposed residential and commercial development projects in Gauteng, South Africa.  Project management of several Red Data Listed (RDL) bird studies with special mention of African grass owl (Tyto capensis).  Project management of several studies for RDL Scorpions, spiders and beetles for proposed residential and commercial development projects in Gauteng, South Africa.  Specialist assessments of terrestrial ecosystems for the potential occurrence of RDL spiders and owls.  Project management and site specific assessment on numerous terrestrial ecological surveys including numerous studies in the Johannesburg-Pretoria area, Witbank area, and the Vredefort dome complex.  Biodiversity assessments of estuarine areas in the Kwa-Zulu Natal and Eastern Cape provinces.  Impact assessment of a spill event on a commercial maize farm including soil impact assessments. Fisheries management studies  Tamryn Manor (Pty.) Ltd. still water fishery initiation, enhancement and management.  Verlorenkloof Estate fishery management strategising, fishery enhancement, financial planning and stocking strategy.  Mooifontein fishery management strategising, fishery enhancement and stocking programs.  Wickams retreat management strategising.  Gregg Brackenridge management strategising and stream recalibration design and stocking strategy.  Eljira Farm baseline fishery study compared against DWAF 1996 aquaculture and aquatic ecosystem guidelines.

REFERENCES

 Terry Calmeyer Director: ILISO Consulting Environmental Management (Pty) Ltd Tel: +27 (0) 11 465 2163 Email: [email protected]

 Alex Pheiffer African Environmental Management Operations Manager SLR Consulting Tel: +27 11 467 0945 Email: [email protected]

 Marietjie Eksteen Managing Director: Jacana Environmentals Tel: 015 291 4015

Yours faithfully

STEPHEN VAN STADEN

SCIENTIFIC AQUATIC SERVICES (SAS) – SPECIALIST CONSULTANT INFORMATION

CURRICULUM VITAE OF KIM DALHUIJSEN

PERSONAL DETAILS

Position in Company Consultant Date of Birth 28 February 1989 Nationality The Netherlands Languages English, Afrikaans Joined SAS 2015 - Present

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

Registered member of the South African Affiliation of the International Association of Impact Assessment (IAIAsa)

EDUCATION

Qualifications

Certificate in Environmental Law for Environmental Managers (CEM) 2014 Certificate for Introduction to Environmental Management (CEM) 2013 BSc (Hons) Zoology (Herpetology) (University of the Witwatersrand) 2012 BSc (Zoology and Environment, Ecology and Conservation) (University of Witwatersrand) 2011

COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE

South Africa – All Provinces West Africa – Uganda

PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT Position Junior Environmental Scientist Company ILISO Consulting (Pty) Ltd Employment 2013 - 2015

SELECTED PROJECT EXAMPLES

Wetland delineation and wetland function assessment

• Wetland Assessment for the sewage Bulk Service System for the Val de Vie development, Paarl, Western Cape. • Wetland Assessment for the Riverfarm Development for the Val de Vie development, Paarl, Western Cape • Wetland Assessment for the development of three agricultural dams for irrigation of crops, Cape Farms, Western Cape. • Wetland Assessment for the Willow Wood Estate Sewage pipeline upgrade, D’Urbanvale, Western Cape • Wetland Assessment for the rectification of infilling of a freshwater feature, D’Urbanvale, Western Cape. • Freshwater Assessment for the stabilisation of the Franschhoek River embankment, Leeu Estates, Franschhoek, Western Cape. Water Use Authorisations

• WUA for the SANRAL N3 De Beers Pass Section within the Free State and KwaZulu-Natal. • Assistance with the WULA for the Mzimvubu Water Project, Eastern Cape. • WUA for the Excelsior Wind Energy Farm and associated powerline infrastructure, Swellendam, Western Cape. • WUA for the Golden Valley Phase II Wind Energy Facility, Eastern Cape. • WUA for the sewage Bulk Service system for the Val de Vie Polo and Lifestyle Estate, Paarl, Western Cape. • WUA for the Riverfarm Development for the Val de Vie Polo and Lifestyle Estate, Paarl, Western Cape. • WUA for the Pearl Valley II development for the Val de Vie Polo and Lifestyle Estate, Paarl, Western Cape. • WUA for the Levendal Village for the Val de Vie Polo and Lifestyle Estate, Paarl, Western Cape. • WUA for a residential development, Klapmuts, Western Cape.

Public Participation and Environmental Impact Assessments

• Public Participation for the Environmental Impact Assessment for the Eskom Photovoltaic Plant at Arnot and . • Eskom Hendrina to Gumeni sub-stations 400 kV Powerline. Co-ordination of Heritage and Ecological Assessment and updating the Construction and Operation Environmental Management Plan. • Public Participation Team Leader for the Mzimvubu Dam Environmental Impact Assessment. • Public Participation Process for Eskom Exemption from and Postponement of Air Emission Licence Applications. • EIA for Eskom Vierfontien to Wawielpark 22 kV Transmission line refurbishing. • Junior Environmental Scientist for the Hartbeespoort Waste Charge Discharge System. • Public Participation Process for City of Tshwane’s Bus Rapid Transit from Pretoria Station to Rainbow Junction. • EIA for the Rwengaaju Model Village Irrigation Scheme in Kabarole District, Uganda. • EIA for tte Water supply and Sanitation system in Moroto, Bugaddem Kacheri-Lokona, Nakapelimoru and Kotido, Uganda. • EIA for the Farm Income Enhancement and Forestry Conservation Project: Irrigation Scheme for Katete, Kibimba and Mubuku II, Uganda.

Unit 306, Warwick Place Craig Campbell Grand National Boulevard Milnerton phone: (+27) 79 136 9752 email: [email protected]

PERSONAL Date of Birth: 29th May 1988 Nationality: South African ID Number: 8805295352086 Sex: Male Linkedin: https://za.linkedin.com/in/craig-campbell-199a6a78

EMPLOYMENT Bioinsight (Pty) Ltd. National Manager 2017 - present • Environmental Consulting • Business development • Project management • Ecological baseline studies for renewable energy projects in Africa • Technical proposals, analysis and reports

Bioinsight (Pty) Ltd. Ecologist 2013 - 2017 • Ecological baseline studies & biodiversity monitoring surveys on renewable energy projects across South Africa • Project manager for several projects/sites • Client & stakeholder engagement • Statistical analysis and Mapping • Report compilation

Assistant to Stellenbosch University Ph.D. student. Holiday Work 2012 • Harvesting and data capturing of alien-invasive grass species for genetic analysis

Various Aquaculture projects Assistant and Trainee 2008 - 2009 • Feeding, grading & harvesting at Jonkershoek Trout Project • Feeding, feed production, grading & harvesting at Welgevallen YY-Male Tilapia Project • Feeding, sea proficiency, cage cleaning & net repairs at I&J Kabeljou and Yellowtail off-shore Pilot Project in Port Elizabeth • Harvesting and data capturing of Abalone species for Stellenbosch University Ph.D. and Master's students at various Abalone farms in the Western Cape, namely; I&J, Abagold, HIK & Aquafarm Development

VOLUNTEER White Shark Projects (Kleinbaai, western cape) WORK January 2013 • Training in White Shark biology, research, behaviour, conservation, shark attacks, basic seamanship and shark tourism • Boat and cage preparation pre- and post-launch • Data capturing and digitising • Teaching underprivileged children of the importance of recycling at a nearby township, Masakhane

CONFERENCES Windaba 15th - 16th November 2017 • Exhibitor at the Cape Town International Convention Centre

Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts 6th - 8th September 2017 • Presented results of a case study on the use of dogs for detecting bat/bird carcasses on a wind farm in South Africa, at the Estoril Congress Centre in Portugal

SARETEC 11th November 2015 • Lectured 20 delegates on the Environmental Impact Assessment Process, at the South African Renewable Energy Technology Centre

Windaba

4th - 5th November 2015

• Exhibitor at the Cape Town International Convention Centre

Windaba

3rd - 5th November 2014

• Exhibitor at the Cape Town International Convention Centre

EDUCATION Stellenbosch University 2009 - 2013 • 4-year BSc degree in Conservation Ecology Thesis: "Anthropogenic Disturbances Threatening the Lappet-faced Vulture (Torgos tracheliotos) along the Tsauchab River, Namibia"

Stellenbosch University 2008 - 2009 • 1-year certificate course in Aquaculture Production Management

Paul Roos Gymnasium 2007 (Matriculated)

SKILLS Languages • English (fluent) • Afrikaans (partially fluent) • German (basic)

Computer Skills • Microsoft Office • Statistical Analysis: Statistica • GIS Mapping: Manifold, ArcGIS and QGIS

Driving • Valid Code B drivers license

• Extensive experience in off-road driving

Leadership

• Project manager for several projects

• Team leader for all African projects on a desktop and field level • Trained and managed a ground team (9 people) from a nearby local community to conduct continuous avifaunal carcass searches around wind turbines, as well as additional Verreaux's Eagle nest monitoring at Noblesfontein Wind Farm in the Northern Cape • Often takes new field observers to the field for training and teamwork • Ability to effectively communicate with all relevant stakeholders (project developers, EAP's, colleagues, farmers and local communities)

Technical & Other • Mapping bird flight paths in the field • Operation of EM3+, Petterson and SM2BAT+ acoustic bat detection • Level 1 First Aid Certificate (currently expired) • Certified PADI Open Water Diver • Basic certificate in sea proficiency

PERSONAL Camping, scuba diving, surfing and other sports (team and individual). I have also INTERESTS achieved my Namibian national colours (u/16) and South African provincial colours (u/19) in field hockey. I also play several musical instruments and have been a part of several bands, to date. I also have a home studio where I write and record all of my own music.

REFERENCES • Mr. Jan De Waal Lecturer Department of Geography & Environmental Studies University of Stellenbosch +27 21 808 9401 [email protected]

Relationship: 1st team hockey team mate at Somerset West Hockey Club.

• Dr. Alison Leslie Senior Lecturer, Researcher, Departmental Chairperson Department of Conservation Ecology & Entomology University of Stellenbosch +27 21 808 2487 [email protected]

Relationship: I fell under her supervision for my final year Conservation Ecology 448 project. I was also a student for two of her university modules

• Dr. Francois Roets Senior Lecturer Department of Conservation Ecology & Entomology University of Stellenbosch +27 21 808 2635 [email protected]

Relationship: I was a student for two of his university modules

Stacey Leigh Jordaan (M.Sc.)

Abbreviated Curriculum Vitae

Education and Qualifications

2008-2011: M.Sc. in Zoology, University of Cape Town: “Factors affecting the activity patterns of Myotis tricolor (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae).”

2007: B.Sc. Honours (first class) Zoology, University of Cape Town

2004-2006: B.Sc. Zoology with distinction, University of Cape Town

2003: Matriculation, Reddam House High School, Tokai, Cape Town

Bat Specialist Experience

2010-Present: Bat monitoring and bat specialist EIAs for several Wind Energy Projects in South Africa.

2008-Present: Research (including various field work techniques) on bat biology and behaviour.

Work Experience

2011-Present: Director and founder of Gaia Environmental Services (Pty) Ltd.

2006: Volunteer field biologist for a long term baboon monitoring project run by the zoology department of the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

2005: Volunteer field work for the Zululand Tree Project (ZLTP) based in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve, South Africa.

Publications

Aronson, J. B., A. J. Thomas, and S. L. Jordaan. 2013. Bat fatality at a wind energy facility in the Western Cape, South Africa. African Bat Conservation News 31:9-12.

Contact Information:

Cell: 082 951 4574

E-mail: [email protected] DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

I, Johann Laubscher, declare that I am an independent consultant, and that I am financially independent of the client and their consultants, and that all opinions expressed in this report are substantially my own.

------Johann Laubscher

Abridged CV

Surname: Laubscher First names: Johann Date of Birth: 29 July 1945 University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. Ph D (Agric) 1987

Key Experience

I retired in 2006 as professor in Agricultural Economics at the University of Stellenbosch with 32 years’ experience. My expertise covers various fields, inter alia, strategic planning and - management, financial viability analyses, agricultural enterprise budgeting and advice, business plans and environmental impact analyses (Agricultural economic perspective). I was involved, since 1990, in 18 projects in water resource planning, inter alia the Western Cape Systems Analysis (Estimation of the irrigation water demand) and the financial viability analysis of various envisaged irrigation schemes in the Olifants-, Doring- and Breede river basins.

I was involved, since 2011, in 15 projects that focussed on the impact of the development of alternative energy installations on farms on their agricultural production potential.

I trade under the name Johann Laubscher. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

I, Freddie Ellis, declare that I am an independent consultant, and that I am financially independent of the client and their consultants, and that all opinions expressed in this report are substantially my own.

------Freddie Ellis Pr. Sci. Nat. (registration Number 400158/08)

Abridged CV

Surname: Ellis First names: Freddie Date of Birth: 21 April 1947 University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. PhD Agric (Soil Science) 1988

I have been working as a soils consultant for more than 30 years and consult under my own name.

Some of the activities are briefly listed below: 1990 South Africa: An agricultural evaluation of the Atlantis Corridor (approx. 75 000 ha) area 2001 Namibia Soil survey and land interpretation for irrigation development along the Lower Orange River near Koeskop and Daberas 2001-2003 South Africa: Western Cape Olifants/Doring River Irrigation Study. Responsible for field soil survey and classification and mapping of the soils. Soil suitability evaluations for irrigated crop production; recommendations for physical and chemical ameliorations measure. 2001-2003+ South Africa: Water quality information systems for integrated water resource management: The Riviersonderend-Berg River systems (funded by WRC) involved as a Soil Science Team Member: 2008 Uganda: Potential for afforestation of an area of approximately 24 000 ha at Sango Bay, Uganda. 2009 South Africa: Reconnaissance soil survey and land use plan for the Heidelberg farms (approx. 5 000 ha), University of Stellenbosch

2009 + I was involved in more than 10 projects that focussed on the impact of the development of alternative energy installations on farms on their agricultural production potential, especially the soils aspect. CURRICULUM VITAE: KATIE SMUTS

ADDRESS: 34 Caledon Street EMAIL: [email protected] Stanford CELLPHONE: 0727967754 7210 DATE OF BIRTH: 20/06/1978

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY October 2017-Present: Archaeological Consultant & Heritage Practitioner (Self Employed) I am a freelance heritage specialist, providing a variety of heritage resources management services to fellow heritage practitioners and the general public. I compile integrated HIAs, heritage reports, heritage statements and similar documents, as well as liaising with the Heritage Authorities. I also provide consultancy services as an archaeologist, specialising in historical archaeology and built fabric analysis.

February 2017-September 2017: Heritage Specialist at CTS Heritage CTS Heritage specialises in heritage management, digitisation, mapping and interpretation of heritage data. Responsible for reporting writing, GIS, interpretation and other heritage consulting related activities for CTS such as compiling HIAs, scoping reports, heritage statements, management plans and projects.

October 2013-December 2016: Manager of the National Inventory, South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) Promoted to Manager of the NIU at SAHRA and designated caretaker of SAHRA’s online Information System, SAHRIS. Responsible for all strategic and operational planning, budgeting, project formulation and execution, appointment, management and performance review of staff, as well as reporting on Unit activities to Executive. Chief responsibility is coordinating the National Audit Project, which assists museums, galleries and other repositories to digitise their collections for inclusion in the national inventory and hosting on SAHRIS.

May 2012-September 2013: Heritage Officer, SAHRA Heritage Officer in Archaeology, Palaeontology and Meteorites Unit at SAHRA. Responsible for assessing Heritage Impact Assessments submitted to SAHRA for

1 development and mining applications in the Northern Cape and North West Province. Responsible for assessing HIAs for potential impacts on heritage resources and providing guiding comment on necessary mitigatory steps to relevant state department.

March 2009-May 2012: Contract Archaeology, Self Employed Principal Investigator on various historical archaeology excavations and surveys of historic farmsteads. Responsible for site excavation, submission of permit applications, permit reports and Heritage Impact Assessments to Heritage Authorities for approval.

August 2006-September 2006: Section Manager, Butrint, Albania Appointed to manage excavations in a designated section of excavations at the Greco- Roman temple in the World Heritage Site of Butrint, Albania.

February 2006-February 2009: Contract Archaeologist, ACO Associates Field assistant and field director on a variety of projects, including archaeological survey, building analysis and excavation. Assisted with the compilation, review and editing of Heritage Impact Assessments, Archaeological Impact Assessments and field reports.

October 2004-January 2006: Contract Archaeologist, Various, UK Field assistant on variety of UK archaeological sites, from Iron Age, Romano-British, Anglo-Saxon and Medieval periods, in rural and urban contexts.

June 2003-March 2004: Contract Archaeologist, ACO Associates

Field assistant for Prestwich Place excavations – rescue excavation of over 2500 skeletons from Green Point, City of Cape Town.

January 2000-December 2000: Co-Director, Clanwilliam Living Landscapes Project Initiated and co-ordinated the CLLP programme with Professor John Parkington, which uses archaeological methodology and practical experiences to teach maths and science principles and application to rural school children. Liaised with teachers and representatives of the Department of Education to create curricula and teaching

2 materials. Projects included collecting, recording and analysing archaeological material from the Clanwilliam Dam for a Heritage Day display, statistical analysis of gravestones, rock art recording and scientific investigation of cultural landscapes.

January 1999-May 2000: Tutor and lecturer, Archaeology Department, UCT Tutored first and second year Archaeology students for Professor Judith Sealy and devised classes, taught, and set exams for first year semester course on South African, French and Australian rock art for Prof. Parkington.

QUALIFICATIONS AFFILIATIONS: 2017-present: Vice-chair of Overstrand Heritage and Aesthetics Committee (OHAC) 2017-present: Co-chair of Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists (ASAPA) Cultural Resource Management (CRM) Committee 2017-present: Member of Stanford Heritage Committee (SHC) 2016-present: Member of OHAC 2015-present: Member of Association of Professional Heritage Practitioners (APHP) 2015-2017: Executive Committee Member of APHP; Chairperson of APHP Accreditation Committee 2015-present: Treasurer of Heritage Association of Southern Africa (HASA) 2013-present: Member of the South African Museums Association (SAMA) 2008-present: ASAPA CRM accreditation in Rock Art, Coastal Shell Middens, Stone Age Archaeology and Grave Relocation

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES: 02/2017: Preserving Cultural Heritage (Sapienze University, Rome: Online Course) 02/2016: Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime (University of Glasgow: Online Course) 09/10-11/10: Architecture & Urban Conservation II: Skills Development (UCT) 04/10-06/10: Architectural & Urban Conservation I: Theory & Development (UCT)

3 TERTIARY EDUCATION: 2012: MPhil (Archaeology), UCT 1999: B.A. Honours Distinction (Historical Studies of Western Cape), UCT 1998: B.A. 1st Class (Archaeology, Classics), UCT

SECONDARY EDUCATION: 1995: Dux Pupil, Wynberg Girls’ High School

ACADEMIC AWARDS: 2011: NRF Extended Scholarship towards Masters Degree 2010: NRF Innovations Bursary towards Masters Degree 2009: KW Johnstone Research Bursary towards Masters Degree 1999: NRF Grant towards Honours degree 1996-1999: Jameson Entry Merit Awards for UCT 1996-1999: Dean’s Merit List 1998: 2 Class Medals: top student in class 1995: Outstanding Performance Scholarship

REFERENCES

Heritage Director CTS Executive Officer, SAHRA Deputy Director, HWC

Ms Jenna Lavin Mr Dumisani Sibayi Mrs Colette Scheermeyer Tel: 021 031 03101 Tel: 021 462 4502 Tel: 021 483 9682 Email: jenna.lavin@ Email: [email protected] Email: ctsheritage.com colette.scheermeyer@ westerncape.gov.za

4 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

HERITAGE REPORTS: Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screener for proposed Voortrekker Road Widening Scheme. Prepared for HHO Engineers. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screener: 6 Road Bridges, Johannesburg, Gauteng. Prepared for Envirolution Consulting. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screener: Norkem Park Development, Gauteng. Prepared for GKM Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screening Assessment for proposed prospecting along the Namakwa Coast, Northern Cape. Prepared for Moira Cloete Environmental Assessment Practitioner. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screener for the Proposed construction of a Water Storage Dam on Oakvale Farm, Near Elliot, in the Sakhisizwe Local Municipality, Eastern Cape Province. Prepared for Terreco Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Screener: Proposed Sand Mine on Portion 2 Farm 1096, Eastern Cape. Prepared for Terreco Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. The Tanganani Bulk Infrastructure Project in Diepsloot, Gauteng Province. Prepared for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment for the Proposed New Mutsho Power Project, near Makhado. Prepared for Savannah Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. and Bluff, K. 2017. CTS17_059 Terreco Sand Mining, Farm 808, Gonubie East London. Prepared for Terreco Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. and Bluff, K. 2017. Heritage Screener Proposed Housing Development in Tshabo Village, King Williams Town. Prepared for Terreco Environmental. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. and Bluff, K. 2017. Heritage Screener - Arch for an Arch- Temporary - Public Artwork Installation in The Company's Garden. Prepared for Design Indaba. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. and Lavin, J. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Spitskop WEF 132kV Power Lines, Eastern Cape Province. Prepared for Terramanzi Group (Pty) Ltd. Plumstead: CTS Heritage.

5 Smuts, K. and Lavin, J. 2017. Desktop Heritage Impact Assessment In terms of Section 38(8) of the NHRA for the Namakwa Heavy Minerals Prospecting Rights Application. Prepared for PHS Consulting. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. and Lavin, J. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment In terms of Section 38(8) of the NHRA for New 22kvV Powerlines in Various Locations in the Eastern Cape. Prepared for JG Afrika. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K., Lavin, J. and Bluff, K. 2017. Proposed Dolerite Mine Rights, Farm Taaiboschfontein 245, Bethlehem, Free State. Prepared for Ilke Nel. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K., Lavin, J. and Bluff, K. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment in terms of section 38(1) for the Proposed New Telecommunication Mast on Erf 2747, Langa. Prepared for Atlas Tower. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K., Lavin, J. and Thomas, G. 2017. AIA: In terms of Section 38(8) of the NHRA for New 22kv Powerlines in Various Locations in the Eastern Cape. Prepared for JG Afrika. Plumstead: CTS Heritage. Smuts, K. 2012. Report on Research Excavation of the Stables Building at Solms Delta Farm, Groot Drakenstein, Western Cape. Prepared for Solms Delta Trust. Pinto, H. and Smuts, K. 2011. Preliminary Archaeological Survey of Karoopoort Farm. Prepared for Cape Tanqua Tourism Services. Smuts, K. 2010. Archaeological Investigation of historic stables building: Solms Delta, Farm 1460, Groot Drakenstein. Prepared in partial fulfilment of MPhil: University of Cape Town. Pinto, H. & Smuts, K. 2010. Archaeological Assessment of Erven 1952 and 1953, Corner of Rose and Wale Street, Bo Kaap, Cape Town Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Bo Kaap Investments Pty (Ltd). Smuts, K. & Clift, H. 2010. Babylonstoren Farm 1268 Archaeological Impact Assessment: Stables. Prepared for Babylonstoren (Pty) Ltd. Smuts, K. & Clift, H. 2010. Babylonstoren Farm 1268 Archaeological Monitoring Report: Koornhuis. Prepared for Babylonstoren (Pty) Ltd. Smuts, K. 2009. Babylonstoren Farm 1268 Archaeological Investigation: Cellar building. Prepared in partial fulfilment of MPhil: University of Cape Town. Smuts, K. & Clift, H. 2009. Babylonstoren Farm 1268 Archaeological Impact Assessment: Koornhuis. Prepared for Babylonstoren (Pty) Ltd. Smuts, K. & Hart, T. 2009. Initial Assessment of Vasco da Gama Tavern. Prepared for Prop Styles (Pty) Ltd. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office.

6 Pinto, H., Smuts, K. & Hart, T. 2009. Archaeological Impact Assessment of Historic Wine Cellar, Solms Delta Farm 1460, Groot Drakenstein. Prepared for Prof. Mark Solms. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Hart, T. & Smuts, K. 2008. Initial Heritage Impact Assessment of erf 644, Weltevreden Valley, Mitchells Plain, Cape Town. Prepared for Anél Blignaut Environmental Consultants. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Orton, J. 2008. Heritage Statement for erf 19437, Paarl, Paarl Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Sillito Environmental Consulting. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Orton, J. 2008. Heritage Statement for erf 1690, Durbanville, Bellville Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Guillaume Nel Environmental Consultants. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Hart, T. 2008. Baseline Heritage Statement of erven 20857, 20847, 20848 and remainder erf 86, Khayelitsha/Mitchells Plain Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for SRK Consulting. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Halkett, D. & Smuts, K. 2008. Initial Assessment of erf 19550 and Portion C of erf 19564, Paarl, Paarl Magisterial District, Western Cape to accompany the NID. Prepared for Ninham Shand (Pty) Ltd. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Orton, J. 2007. Rescue Exhumation of a Burial from the New Saldanha Bay Police Station, Vredenburg Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Van Zyl Van der Walt Architects. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Orton, J. 2007. Baseline Heritage Assessment of Portion 48 of Farm Tradouw 69, Swellendam Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for JBA Schoonhoven. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Orton, J. 2007. Rescue exhumation of a second in situ burial from the new Saldanha Bay Police Station (erf 8130), Vredenburg Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Van Zyl Van der Walt Architects in Association. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Orton, J. & Smuts, K. 2007. Archaeological Impact Assessment of the remaining extent of Portion 28, Boven Lange Valley 189, George Magisterial District, Western Cape. Prepared for Sithembile Distributors (Pty) Ltd. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office. Smuts, K. & Hart, T. 2007. A Conservation Plan for the Central Redoubt, Woodstock. Prepared for the Cape Town City Council. Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office.

7 PRINT: Smuts, K., Almond, J., Orton, J., van der Walt, J., Gibbs, D., Bailey, E., Gribble, J. Heritage, Archaeology and Palaeontology. In Lochner, P., Kellerman, L. and Snyman-Van der Walt, L. (eds.). Freshwater and marine aquaculture in South Africa: A scientific assessment of the opportunities and risks. Pretoria: CSIR. In preparation. Smuts, K., Mlungwana, N. and Wiltshire, N. 2016. Sahris: South Africa’s web-based, integrated Heritage Management System. Journal of Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development 6(2): 138-152. Smuts, K. and Wiltshire, N. 2016. Challenges Facing Heritage Management in South Africa as Highlighted by the Implementation of a Web-Based National Heritage Management System. Proceedings of the 14th Pan African Archaeological Congress. Johannesburg: Wits University Press, 165-178. Smuts, K. 2015. SAHRIS: using the South African Heritage Register to report, track and monitor heritage crime. International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences XL-5/W7, 395-402, https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-5-W7-395-2015. Smuts, K. 2015. SAHRIS as a Tool for Reporting, Tracking and Managing Cases of Heritage Crime in South Africa. South African Museums Association Bulletin. 37(1): 17-31. Smuts, K. 2012: An Archaeology of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Cape Wine Economy from the Perspective of Solms Delta and Babylonstoren. UCT: unpublished MPhil dissertation. Smuts, K. 2008: A Troy in Miniature: excavations at Butrint, Albania. The Digging Stick 25(2): 5-9. Johannesburg: Wits University Press. Smuts, K. 1999: Painting People: an analysis of the depiction of human figures in a sample of procession and group scenes from the rock art of the South Western Cape, South Africa. UCT: unpublished BA Honours thesis.

PRESENTATIONS: Smuts, K. 2017. Integrating Heritage Database Systems in Southern Africa. (Delivered at ASAPA Conference, July 2017). Smuts, K. 2015. SAHRIS: using the South African Heritage Register to report, track and monitor heritage crime. (Delivered at CIPA Symposium, Taipei, August 2015).

8 Smuts, K. 2015. Using SAHRIS as a Proactive Tool in Cumulative Impact Studies in HRM (Poster presented at ASAPA Conference, July 2015). Smuts, K. 2014. SAHRIS as a Tool for Reporting, Tracking and Managing Cases of Heritage Crime. (Delivered at South African Museums Association Conference, November 2014). Smuts, K. & Wiltshire, N. 2014. Challenges Facing Heritage Management in South Africa as Highlighted by the Implementation of a Web-Based National Heritage Management System. (Delivered at Pan African Archaeological Congress, July 2014). Smuts, K. & Wiltshire, N. 2013. SAHRIS and Heritage Conservation. (Delivered at Ezemvelo Symposium of Contemporary Conservation Practice, November 2013). Smuts, K. 2013. An Archaeology of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Cape Wine Economy from the Perspective of Solms Delta and Babylonstoren. ( Delivered at Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists’ Conference, July 2013). Wiltshire, N. & Smuts, K. 2013. SAHRIS. ( Delivered at Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists’ Conference, July 2013). Smuts, K. & Pinto, H. 2013. The Evolution of the Delta Werf. (Poster presented at Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists’ Conference, July 2013).

9 Details and CV of the specialist

Name: Mr David John Halkett ID number: 5807235148080 Date of Birth: 23.07.1958 Company: ACO Associates cc (Registration 2008/234490/23) Principal business: Archaeological/Heritage Impact Assessment Position: Director (Principal investigator) Profession: Archaeologist, Heritage Impact Assessor Years with Firm: 10 Years’ experience: 30 Previous employment: Archaeology Contracts Office, UCT, 24 years Nationality: South African HDI Status: White Male Physical work address: Unit D17, Prime Park, 21 Mocke Road, Diep River 7800 Postal address: 8 Jacobs Ladder, St James, 7945 E-mail: [email protected]

EXPERTISE OF THE SPECIALIST

Having co-directed the Archaeology Contracts Office at the University of Cape Town for 24 years (one of the first heritage resource management companies in South Africa), David is now a director of ACO Associates cc, which has taken over from the UCT operation and retains most of its staff. ACO Associates provides Heritage and Archaeological Impact Assessment services to a range of clients in order for them to comply with Environmental and Heritage Legislation. He is a long standing member of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists (ASAPA) and an accredited Principal Investigator of the Cultural Resource Management (CRM) section. With 27 years of working experience in heritage impact assessments, conservation and archaeological research, he has worked in a wide variety of contexts and participated in over a thousand heritage projects ranging from Heritage and archaeological impact assessments, to mitigation of archaeological sites in suburban, rural and industrial (mining) situations. He is an accredited with ASAPA to act as a Principal Investigator on Earlier Middle and Later Stone Age sites, especially coastal shell middens and rock painting sites, and Colonial period sites. David’s broad experience in heritage management has led to his participation as an advisor to the National Monuments Council up until 2000, and more recently he served as a member of two Heritage Western Cape regulatory committees, the Impact Assessment Review Committee (IACOM) and the Archaeology, Palaeontology and Meteorites Committee (APM), and he has served on occasion as a forensic consultant to the Missing Persons Unit of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). He has led field projects on behalf of both local and overseas research organisations, and continues to participate in archaeological research on an ad hoc basis. Research interests include aspects of the Middle Stone Age, Later Stone Age and Colonial era of southern Africa. He has co-authored a number of peer reviewed journal articles on these topics. ACO Associates cc has assisted on numerous renewable energy projects in the Northern, Eastern and Western Cape and David has been personally involved in a number of these projects.

Education:

1991: M.A. (Archaeology) University of Cape Town 1982: B.A. (Hons) (Archaeology) University of Cape Town 1980: B.A. University of Cape Town 1976: Pinelands High School (matric exemption)

Professional Qualifications:

MA (Archaeology) UCT Registered member of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists (ASAPA)

Languages:

First language – English Second language - Afrikaans (speaking, reading and writing).

Summary of other experience:

2008-present: Director and Principal Investigator: ACO Associates cc. Projects undertaken in the Eastern, Northern and Western Cape Provinces.

1988-2012: Principal Investigator and director: Archaeology Contracts Office, University of Cape Town. Projects undertaken in the Eastern, Northern and Western Cape Provinces.

1997: Junior Research Officer: Palaeoanthropology Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand, (part time apt for one year) Cape Town based.

1984: Part time research assistant: Spatial Archaeology Research Unit, University of Cape Town

Relevant experience:

Employment since 1988 has required management of all aspects of heritage projects, and management of the day to day functions of the business (including Financial, HR).

Some recent commercial Heritage management projects: Energy sector

Halkett, D. 2001. An assessment of impacts on heritage sites at the Darling Demonstration Wind farm. Unpublished report for the Environmental Evaluation Unit, University of Cape Town. University of Cape Town: Archaeology Contracts Office.

Halkett, D. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment Of The Proposed Romano Pv Facility On The Farm Nuwedrift 292, Near Vredendal, Western Cape. Prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D 2014. Review study of proposed G7 Richertsveld Wind Energy Facility. Prepared for CapeEaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2015. Specialist Archaeological Study: Elandsfontein Phosphate Mining Right on a Portion of Portion 2 and Portion 4 of the farm Elandsfontein 349, Saldanha. Unpublished report prepared for Billet Trade (Pty) Ltd T/A Braaf Environmental Practitioners on behalf of Elandsfontein Exploration and Mining (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2015. Archaeological Scoping Assessment of the proposed Bonnievale Pv Facility on Portion 19 of Oudekraal 170, and Portion 6 and Remainder of Sandfontein 232, Bonnievale, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of IPD Power (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2015. Heritage Scoping Assessment of the proposed Noblesfontein 2 Wind Energy Facility on Ptn 3 of the farm Waayfontein 65, Ptn 1 of farm Taayboschfontein 15, Rem of Ptn 1 of the farm Modderfontein 228, Rem of the farm Zwartkopjes 240, Rem of the farm 239 Rietkloof Plaaten and farm 241, Near Three Sisters, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of Gestamp Wind Africa (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2015. Heritage Scoping Assessment of the proposed Noblesfontein 3 Wind Energy Facility on the Remainder of Ptn 11 of farm Mordant Klaassenkraal 14 and part of the Remainder of farm 176, near Three Sisters, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of Gestamp Wind Africa (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2016. Archaeological/Heritage Scoping Study of the proposed IPD Vredenburg Wind Farm on the Vredenburg Peninsula, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of IPD Power (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc. Halkett, D. 2016. Archaeological Impact Assessment of the proposed IPD Vredenburg Wind Farm on the Vredenburg Peninsula, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of Vredenburg Wind Farm (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2016. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed IPD Vredenburg Wind Farm on the Vredenburg Peninsula, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for prepared for Terramanzi Environmental Consulting on behalf of Vredenburg Wind Farm (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed Doornfontein Pvsef on Farm Doornfontein A 118, east of Velddrif, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Group (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Doornfontein Solar (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed 150 mw Kruispad Pvsef on Farm Kruispad 120, east of Velddrif, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Group (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Doornfontein Solar (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed 150 mw Heuningklip Pvsef on Farm 1076, north east of Vredenburg, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Terramanzi Group (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Doornfontein Solar (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2017. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed Eskom Romansrivier to Ceres 132kv overhead powerline. Unpublished report prepared for SRK Consulting (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Eskom Holdings SOC Limited. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. 2018. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed Eskom Merino 66kv Substation and 24km Bon-Chretien to Merino 66kv Powerline, Ceres. Unpublished report prepared for SRK Consulting (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Eskom Holdings SOC Limited. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D., Webley, L., Orton, J & Pinto. 2010. Heritage Impact Assessment of the proposed Amakhala-Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility, Cookhouse District, Eastern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D., Hart, T. and Webley, L. 2011. Proposed Middleton Wind Energy Project, Blue Crane Route Local Municipality: Heritage Impact Assessment. Prepared for Coastal and Environmental Services (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. & Webley, L. 2011. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Perdekraal Wind and Solar Energy Facility, Western Cape Province. Unpublished report prepared for ERM. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. & Webley, L. 2011. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Victoria West Mini Wind Energy facility on Bultfontein Farm, Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report prepared for ERM. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. & Orton, J. 2011. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed renewable energy facility at the Sutherland Site, Western and Northern Cape Provinces. Unpublished report prepared for ERM SA. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. & Webley, L. 2011. Scoping Report: Proposed wind energy facility on the farms Kruispad 120, Doornfontein 118, Grootvlei 122, Vissershof 124 and Woesteheuwel 130 near Velddrif in the Western Cape. Unpublished report for Aurecon South Africa (Pty) Ltd.

Hart, T., Bluff, K., Halkett, D. & Webley, L. September 2010. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Suurplaat Wind Energy Facility near Sutherland, Western Cape and Northern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Hart, T., Halkett, D & Kendrick, N. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment for the proposed Khai-Ma Wind Energy Facility on farm portions south of Pofadder in the Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc. Hart, T., Halkett, D & Kendrick, N. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment for the Korana Solar Energy Facility on Farm Namies South 212/Portion 2, Khai-Ma Municipality in the Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd

Hart, T., Halkett, D & Kendrick, N. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment for the Korana Wind Energy Facility on Farm Namies South 212/Portion 2 and Poortjie 1/209, south of Pofadder in the Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Hart, T., Halkett, D & Kendrick, N. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment for the Poortjie Wind Energy Facility on two farm portions south of Pofadder in the Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L., Halkett, D. & Hart, T. 2009. Heritage Impact Assessment of a proposed Wind Energy Facility to be situated on portions of farms Arolsen 69, Farm 148, Farm 148/1; Rooidraai 146, Baviaans Krans 151, Baviaans Krantz 151/2, Klip Fonteyn 150/2, Roberts Kraal 281, Zure Kop 74/1, Zure Kop 74/2, Van Wyks Kraal 73, Van Wyks Kraal 73/2 and Van Wyks Kraal 73/3 in the Cookhouse District, Eastern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2010. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Wind Farm at Klawer, Vredendal District, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for ERM. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2011. Environmental Impact Assessment for the Establishment of the Caledon Wind Farm, Western Cape Province. Unpublished report prepared for Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2011. Heritage Pre-feasibility study for a proposed wind farm near Wolseley, Worcester Magisterial District, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2011. Heritage pre-feasibility assessment of the proposed Langehoogte Wind Energy Facility, Botrivier, Caledon District, Western Cape Province. Unpublished report prepared for Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment: proposed Kenhardt photo-voltaic solar power plant on remainder of the farm Klein Zwart Bast 188, Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Digby Wells Environmental. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. October 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment for the establishment of the Wolseley Wind Farm. Unpublished report for Gibb (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment: proposed establishment of the Langhoogte Wind Farm, Western Cape Province. Unpublished report for Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment: proposed Loeriesfontein Photo-voltaic Solar Power Plant on Portion 5 of the farm Klein Rooiberg 227, Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Digby Wells Environmental. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment: proposed Aggeneys Photo-voltaic Solar Power Plant on Portion 1 of the farm Aroams 57, Northern Cape Province. Unpublished report for Digby Wells Environmental. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L., Halkett, D. & Hart, T. 2012. Heritage Impact Assessment: Proposed Denhami Wind Energy Facility near Struisbaai, Bredasdorp District, Western Cape. Unpublished report for Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Amended specialist integrated HIA Impact Assessment Report: Ishwati Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility. Unpublished report for the CSIR. ACO Associates cc. Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Heritage Impact Assessment: Walkdown of final layout of the Longyuan Mulilo De Aar 2 North Wind Energy Facility, Northern Cape Province. Mulilo Renewable Projects Developments (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Archaeological Impact Assessment: proposed construction of Re Capital 11 PV on the remainder of the farm Dyason’s Klip 454, Northern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Perception Planning on behalf of Cape Eaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Archaeological Impact Assessment: proposed construction of Re Capital 13 PV on the remainder of the farm Humansrus 147 near Copperton, Northern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Perception Planning on behalf of Cape Eaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Archaeological Impact Assessment: proposed construction of Re Capital 14 PV on the remainder of the farm Humansrus 147 near Copperton, Northern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Perception Planning on behalf of Cape Eaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Archaeological Impact Assessment: proposed construction of Re Capital 8 PV on Portion 4 of the farm Kapstewel 436, Postmasburg, Northern Cape (Re Capital 8 (Pty) Ltd Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd). Unpublished report prepared for Perception Planning on behalf of Cape Eaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Webley, L. & Halkett, D. 2014. Archaeological Impact Assessment: proposed construction of Re Capital 10 PV Development on remaining extent of the farm Kapstewel 436, Postmasburg, Northern Cape. Unpublished report prepared for Perception Planning on behalf of Cape Eaprac. ACO Associates cc.

Halkett, D. & Webley, L. 2015. Specialist Archaeological Walkdown - proposed changes to the layout of the Perdekraal East Wind Energy Facility near Touws River, Western Cape. Unpublished report prepared for ERM Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd on behalf of South Africa Mainstream Renewable Power Perdekraal East (Pty) Ltd.

Halkett, D. & Webley, L. 2015. Heritage Impact Assessment: Elandsfontein Phosphate Mining Right on a Portion of Portion 2 and Portion 4 of the farm Elandsfontein 349, Saldanha. Unpublished report prepared for Billet Trade (Pty) Ltd T/A Braaf Environmental Practitioners on behalf of Elandsfontein Exploration and Mining (Pty) Ltd. ACO Associates cc.

Published articles/chapters in peer reviewed journals

Avery, G., Halkett, D., Orton, J., Steele, T. & Klein, R. 2009. The Ysterfontein 1 Middle Stone Age Rockshelter and the Evolution of Coastal Foraging. South African Archaeological Society Goodwin Series 10: 66–89.

Cruz-Uribe, K., Klein, R.G., Avery, G., Avery, D.M., Halkett, D., Hart, T., Milo, R.G., Sampson, C.G. & Volman, T.P. 2003. Excavation of buried late Acheulean (mid-quaternary) land surfaces at Duinefontein 2, western Cape province, South Africa. Journal of Archaeological Science 30, 559- 575

Dewar, G, Halkett, D, Hart, T., Orton, J. & Sealy, J. 2006. Implications of a mass kill site of springbok (antidorcas marsupialis) in South Africa: hunting practices, gender relations, and sharing in the later stone age. Journal of Archaeological Science 33, 1266-1275

Finnegan, E., Hart, T. & Halkett, D. 2011. the ‘informal’ burial ground at Prestwich Street, Cape Town: cultural and chronological indicators for the historical Cape underclass. South African Archaeological Bulletin 66 (194): 136–148

Halkett, D., Hart, T. and Malan, A. 2005. Bones of Contention: Archaeology and the Green Point burial grounds. South African Museums Association Bulletin. 30: 25-31 Halkett, D., Hart, T., Yates, R., Volman, T.P., Parkington, J.E., Klein, R.J., Cruz-Uribe, K. & Avery, G. 2003. First excavation of intact Middle Stone Age layers at Ysterfontein, western Cape province, South Africa: implications for Middle Stone Age ecology. Journal of Archaeological Science 30, 955-971

Halkett, D.J. 1984. The archaeology of the Putslaagte. In Parkington, J.E. & Hall, M. eds. Papers in the Prehistory of the western Cape, South Africa. BAR International Series 332 (ii)

Hall, M., Halkett, D.J., Huigen van Beek, P. & Klose, J. 1990. “A stone wall out of the earth that thundering canon cannot destroy”? Bastion and Moat at the Castle, Cape Town. Social Dynamics 16 (1): 22-37

Hall, M., Halkett, D.J., Klose, J. & Ritchie, G. 1990. The Barrack Street Well: images of a Cape Town household in the 19th century. South African Archaeological Bulletin 152: 73-92

Hine, P., Sealy, J., Halkett D. & Hart T. 2010. Antiquity of stone-walled tidal fish traps on the cape coast, South Africa. South African Archaeological Bulletin 65 (191): 35–44

Jerardino, A., Halkett, D., Hart, T., Kaplan, J., Navarro, R., & Nilssen, P. in prep. Filling-in the gaps and testing past scenarios on the central West Coast: hunter-gatherer subsistence and mobility at ‘Deurspring 16’ shell midden, Lamberts Bay, South Africa.

Jerardino, A., Wiltshire, N., Webley, L., Tusenius, M., Halkett, D., Hoffman, M.T. & Maggs,T. 2014. Site distribution and chronology at Soutpansklipheuwel, a rocky outcrop on the West Coast of South Africa. Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology.

Klein, R.G., Avery, G., Cruz-Uribe, K., Halkett, D., Hart, T., Milo, R.G., Volman, T.P. 1999. Duinefontein 2: An Acheulean Site in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Journal of Human Evolution 37, 153-190

Klein, R.G., Cruz-Uribe, K., Halkett, D., Hart, T., Parkington, J.E. 1999. Palaeoenvironmental and human behavioural implications of the Boegoeberg 1 late Pleistocene hyena den, northern Cape province, South Africa. Quaternary Research 52, 393-403

Klein, R.G., Avery, G., Cruz-Uribe, K., Halkett, D.J., Parkington, J.E., Steele, T., Volman, T.P. & Yates, R.J. 2004. The Ysterfontein 1 Middle Stone Age site, South Africa, and early human exploitation of coastal resources. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 101: 5708–5715

Malan, A., Webley, L., Halkett, D. & Hart, T. 2013. People and places on the West Coast since AD 1600. In: Jerardino, A., Malan, A., & Braun, D. eds. The Archaeology of the West Coast of South Africa. BAR International Series 2526, 124-142.

Morris, A.G and Halkett, D.J. 2008. Fragmentary evidence: the analysis of the crushed human bone from the BP site, a secondary mass burial of historic skeletons from the Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa. Paper presented at ASAPA conference, UCT.

Orton, J., Hart, T. and Halkett, D.J. 2005. Shell middens in Namaqualand: Two Later Stone Age sites at Rooiwalbaai, Northern Cape Province, South Africa. South African Archaeological Bulletin, 60 (181): 24-32

Orton, J. & Halkett, D. 2007. Excavations at Noetzie midden. The Digging Stick 24 (3)

Orton, J. & Halkett, D. 2001. Microlithic denticulates on a mid-Holocene open site near Jakkalsberg in the Richtersveld, northern Cape province, South Africa. Southern African Field Archaeology 10, 19-22 Orton, J. & Halkett, D. 2010. Stone tools, beads and a river: two Holocene microlithic sites at Jakkalsberg in the northwestern Richtersveld, northern Cape, South Africa. South African Archaeological Bulletin, 65 (191):13-25

Orton, J., Halkett, D., Hart, T., Patrick, M. and Pfeiffer. 2015. An unusual pre-colonial burial from Bloubergstrand, Table Bay, South Africa. South African Archaeological Bulletin, 70 (201): 106–112,

Parkington, J.E., Poggenpoel, C., Halkett, D. and Hart, T. 2004. Initial observations on the Middle Stone Age coastal settlement in the western Cape, South Africa. In: Conard N.J. ed. Settlement Dynamics of the Middle Palaeolothic and Middle Stone Age Vol II: 5-21. Kerns Verlag, Tubingen.

Parkington, J.E., Yates, R., Manhire, A. & Halkett, D. 1986. The social impact of pastoralism in the south-western Cape. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 5: 313-329

Smith, A., Halkett, D., Hart, T. & Mütti, B. 2001. Spatial patterning, cultural identity and site integrity on open sites: evidence from Bloeddrift 23, a pre-colonial herder camp in the Richtersveld, northern Cape province, South Africa. South African Archaeological Bulletin 56 (173&174): 23-33

Wilson, M.L. & Halkett, D.J. 1981. The use of marine shell for decorating Cape coastal (Khoisan) pottery. South African Archaeological Bulletin 36: 43-44

Yates, R.J., Miller, D.E., Halkett, D.J., Manhire, A.H., Parkington, J.E. & Vogel J.C. 1986. A late mid-Holocene high sea level: a preliminary report on geo-archaeology at Elands Bay, western Cape Province, South Africa. South African Journal of Science 82: 164-165

Books

Malan, A. Halkett, D., Hart T., Schietecatte, L. & Webley, L. 2017. Grave Encounters. Archaeology of Burial grounds. Green Point, South Africa. Project funded by the National Lotteries Board. Published by ACO Associates. CURRICULUM VITAE

Mr John Pether, M.Sc., Pr. Sci. Nat. (Earth Science) Geological and Palaeontological Consultant

P. O. Box 48318, Kommetjie, 7976. Tel./Fax: (021) 7833023. Cellphone: 083 744 6295. Email: [email protected] ID NO. 560619 5100 085. SACNASP Reg. No. 400094/95. APHP No. 48.

Independent Consultant/Researcher recognized as an authority with 37 years’ experience in the field of coastal-plain and continental-shelf palaeoenvironments, fossils and stratigraphy, mainly involving the West Coast/Shelf of southern Africa. Has been previously employed in academia (South African Museum) and industry (Trans Hex, De Beers Marine). At present an important involvement is in Palaeontological Impact Assessments (PIAs) and mitigation projects in terms of the National Heritage Resources Act 25 (1999) (~250 PIA reports to date) and is an accredited member of the Association of Professional Heritage Practitioners (APHP). Continues to be involved as consultant to offshore and onshore marine diamond exploration ventures. Expertise includes:

 Coastal plain and continental shelf stratigraphy (interpretation of open-pit exposures, on/offshore cores and exploration drilling offshore).  Sedimentology and palaeoenvironmental interpretation of shallow marine, aeolian and other terrestrial surficial deposits.  Marine macrofossil taxonomy (molluscs, barnacles, brachiopods) and biostratigraphy.  Marine macrofossil taphonomy.  Sedimentological and palaeontological field techniques in open-cast mines (including finding and excavation of vertebrate fossils (bones).

Past Clients Palaeontological Assessments

AECOM SA (Pty) Ltd. Guillaume Nel Environmental Management Consultants. Agency for Cultural Resource Management (ACRM). Klomp Group. AMATHEMBA Environmental. Megan Anderson, Landscape Architect. Anél Blignaut Environmental Consultants. Ninham Shand (Pty) Ltd. Arcus Gibb (Pty) Ltd. PD Naidoo & Associates (Pty) Ltd. ASHA Consulting (Pty) Ltd. Perception Environmental Planning. Aurecon SA (Pty) Ltd. PHS Consulting. BKS (Pty) Ltd. Engineering and Management. Resource Management Services. Bridgette O’Donoghue Heritage Consultant. Robin Ellis, Heritage Impact Assessor. Cape Archaeology, Dr Mary Patrick. Savannah Environmental (Pty) Ltd. Cape EAPrac (Cape Environmental Assessment Sharples Environmental Services cc Practitioners). CCA Environmental (Pty) Ltd. Site Plan Consulting (Pty) Ltd. Centre for Heritage & Archaeological Resource Strategic Environmental Focus (Pty) Ltd. Management (CHARM). Chand Environmental Consultants. UCT Archaeology Contracts Office (ACO). CK Rumboll & Partners. UCT Environmental Evaluation Unit CNdV Africa Urban Dynamics. CSIR - Environmental Management Services. Van Zyl Environmental Consultants Digby Wells & Associates (Pty) Ltd. Western Cape Environmental Consultants (Pty) Ltd, t/a ENVIRO DINAMIK. Enviro Logic Wethu Investment Group Ltd. Environmental Resources Management SA (ERM). Withers Environmental Consultants. Greenmined Environmental

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Tony Barbour ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING AND RESEARCH

10 Firs Avenue, Claremont, 7708, South Africa (Tel) 27-21-761 2355, (Fax) 27-21-761 2355, (Cell) +27-82 600 8266 (E-Mail) [email protected], www.tonybarbour.co.za.

Tony Barbour has 25 years’ experience in the environmental sector. His experience includes ten years as an environmental consultant in the private sector in South Africa followed by four and a half years at the University of Cape Town’s Environmental Evaluation Unit. In 2004 he established his own environmental consulting company, Tony Barbour Environmental Consulting and Research, with a focus on Social Impact Assessment (SIA), Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Independent Review Work, Training and Capacity Building and Environmental Project Management.

PERSONAL DETAILS Tony Barbour: 8 June 1961 Nationality: South African and Irish Marital Status: Married

EDUCATION  BSc (Geology and Economics) Rhodes, 1984;  BEconomics (Honours) Rhodes, 1985;  MSc (Environmental Science) University of Cape Town, 1992

ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS  Advanced and basic mediation/facilitation skills training course, Centre for Conflict Resolution, University of Cape Town (1999);  Multi-party negotiation and facilitation skills for natural resource management, MEPC/CIDA (1999).

ACADEMIC AWARDS  Schwartz Award, Top Student, Geology III, Rhodes University;  Shell Medal of Excellence, Top student, Masters Course Work, MSc Environmental Science, UCT.

AREAS OF EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE  Social Impact Assessment (SIA);  Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA);  Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA);  External and Internal Reviews of SIAs, SEAs and EIAs;  Project Management;  Public Participation and Facilitation;  Waste Management;  Lecturing and environmental Training;

1 Countries with work experience include South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Botswana, Zambia, Lesotho, Swaziland, Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique, Mauritius, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Sudan and Oman.

EMPLOYMENT RECORD

 Private Consultant: November 2004-current.  University of Cape Town: August 2000-October 2004, Environmental Evaluation Unit (EEU), University of Cape Town. Senior Environmental Consultant and Researcher;  Private sector: 1991-August 2000. 1991-1996: Ninham Shand Consulting (now Aurecon) (Cape Town). Senior Environmental Scientist, 1996-August 2000: Steffen, Robertson and Kirsten (SRK Consulting) – Associate Director, Manager of Environmental Section, SRK Consulting, Cape Town.

RELEVANT AREAS OF EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE

SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Infrastructure and development projects Selected projects include:  SIA for small scale hydropower project in Eastern Cape (2017);  SIA for two small scale hydropower projects on Orange River, South Africa (2015 and 2014);  SIA for 150 MW coal power station, Mpumalanga, South Africa (2014);  SIA for waste to energy plant, Pretoria, South Africa (2014);  SIA for mixed use development in Khayelitsha, Western Cape, (2014);  SIA for Eskom sub-station and power lines, George, South Africa (2014);  SIA for Eskom transmission lines from proposed Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, Western Cape, South Africa (2010);  SIA for Mandela Bay Mixed Development Precinct, Mandela Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa (2008);  SIA for Garden Route Dam development, George, Western Cape, South Africa (2008);  SIA for Moropule Coal Power Station, Botswana (2007);  SIA Bulk Water Scheme, City of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa (2007);  SIA for 2010 Soccer World Cup Stadium, Cape Town, South Africa (2006);  SIA for raising of the Clanwilliam Dam, Western Cape, South Africa (2005-06);  SIA N2 National Road – Outeniqua Pass road by-pass, Western Cape, South Africa (1997).  Social Assessment for N2 National Road Riversonderend Road By-pass, Western Cape, South Africa (1991).

Mining and Industrial projects Selected projects include:  SIA for Venetia Diamond Mine, South Africa (2017);  SIA for Lucunga Mine, Angola (2016);  SIA and Social Labour Plan for coal mine in Mpumalanga, South Africa (2014);  SIA as part of SEA undertaken for industrial area in Wellington, Western Cape Province, South Africa (2014);  SIA for heavy mineral separation plant, Vredendal, Western Cape Province, South Africa (2012);  SIA for Otjizondo Manganese Mine, Namibia (2011);  SIA for upgrade of PPC Riebeeck West cement plant, Western Cape, South Africa (2009);  SIA for Elitheni Coal Mine, Eastern Cape, South Africa (2008);  SIA and Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for Southern Ashanti Gold Mining Project, Ghana (2007);  SIA for Valencia Uranium Mine, Swakopmund, Namibia (2007);  SIA for expansion of PPC cement factory, Riebeck West, Western Cape, South Africa (2007);  SIA and Social Labour Plan for Xolobeni Heavy Mineral Sands Project, Eastern Cape, South Africa (2007);  SIA and Social Labour Plan for Tormin Heavy Mineral Sands Project, Western Cape, South Africa (2007);

2 Renewable energy projects  SIAs for wind energy facilities: SIAs for over 50 wind energy projects in Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape Province of South Africa (2008-current);  SIAs for solar energy facilities: SIAs for over 60 solar energy projects in Western Cape, Northern Cape, Free State, North West, Mpumulanga and Limpopo Provinces of South Africa (2009- current).

IFC Performance Standards reviews  Social Specialist for internal due diligence review based on IFC standards for power utility in Nigeria (2017);  Social Specialist for funder due diligence review based on IFC standards for power utility in Ghana (2017);  Social Specialist for funder due diligence review based on IFC standards for hydropower power project in Zambia (2014-2017).

Social specialist input into projects  Social Specialist for identification of multi-sector investment opportunities in the Eastern Nile Basin, World Bank and Eastern Nile Technical Office (2015);  Social specialist for assessment of large dam developments on the Eastern Nile Basin, specifically the Blue Nile (Abbay River) in Ethiopia and the consequences for the downstream countries of Sudan and Egypt, World Bank and Eastern Nile Technical Office (2012-2013);  Social specialist for development and design of Decision Support System for the Nile Basin. Input included development of social indicators used to assess water related projects and development scenarios (dams and irrigation schemes) in the Nile Basin (2012);  Social specialist for the water resource classification of the Olifants/Doorn Catchment Area (Western and Northern Cape Province) (2011-2012).

Social Impact Assessment and Resettlement Guidelines  Development of Guidelines for Social Impact Assessment for Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, Western Cape, (2007). These Guidelines are used throughout South Africa;  Development of a Social Assessment and Development Framework for Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, South Africa, including development of guidelines for Social Impact Assessment, Conflict Management, Relocation and Resettlement and Monitoring and Evaluation (2005). The aim of these guidelines was to assist DWAF to identify, assess and manage social impacts (positive and negative) during the design, development, operation and closure of projects.

Resettlement Action Plans (RAPs)  SIA and RAP for Southern Ashanti Gold Mining Project, Ghana (2007);  RAP for Mare Chicose Landfill Site, Mauritius (2005);  Maguga Dam, Swaziland. Development of socio-economic monitoring and evaluation programme, including indicators, for the resettlement programme, Swaziland (2001).

Waste management projects  SIA for Waste to Energy Facility, Wellington, Western Cape, South Africa (2017);  SIA for Integrated Waste Management Facility, Cape Town, South Africa (2015);  SIA for Vissershok Hazardous Landfill Site expansion, Cape Town, South Africa (2014);  SIA for Stellenbosch Landfill Site, Western Cape South Africa (2011);  SIA for Barka Landfill Site, Barka, Oman (2011);  SIA Helderberg Waste Transfer Station, Western Cape, (2009);  SIA for Mare Chicose Landfill Site, Mauritius (2005);  SIA for Coastal Park Landfill Site (1998).

3 REVIEW  External Review Consultant for African Development Bank for review of SSEA of Baro-Akobo- Sobat Basin in Eastern Nile Region (Ethiopia and South Sudan)(2017);  Internal review of SIAs undertaken by WSP Consulting for 8 solar energy projects, Northern and Eastern Cape Province, South Africa (2017);  Review of SIA for N3 National Road by-pass around Harrismith, Free State Province, South Africa (2015-16);  Review of social implications associated with proposed SANRAL N1-N2 Winelands Toll Road Project as part of the City of Cape Town’s Second Round legal challenge of SANRALs proposal to develop toll roads (2015);  Internal Review of Gamsberg Zinc Mine SIA for ERM (Northern Cape Province, South Africa), March, 2013;  Internal Review of Waterval Tailings Dam SIA for WSP (North West Province, South Africa), March, 2013,  Review of SIA for the proposed N1-N2 Winelands Toll Road Project as part of the City of Cape Town’s First Round legal challenge to the proposed project (2011-2012);  Review of SIA for Nuclear 1 for Arcus Gibb (3 conventional nuclear power plants) located along the western and south eastern coasts of South Africa (2009);  Review of SIA for proposed PMBR Nuclear Plant at Koeberg, Western Cape (2008);  Review of specialist reports for the Groot Letaba Dam EIA, Mpumulanga, South Africa (2008);  External Review Consultant for SIA component of N2 Wild Coast Toll Road EIA (2008).  Internal Review Consultant for Golder Associates on Namakwa Sands Heavy Mineral Mining EIA, Western Cape (2006);  Review of EIA for Oostenberg Waste Transfer Station, Brackenfell, Western Cape (2004);  Review of Socio-Economic Study undertaken for the R300 Toll Road EIA, Cape Town, Western Cape (2004);  Review of EIA for N7 Road Up-grade, Clanwilliam, Western Cape, South Africa (2002);  Review of EIA for Up-grade of Sewage Works, Western Cape, South Africa (2002).

STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT  Project Manager SEA for assessment of option to develop biofuels in Northern Namibia (2010- 2011);  Project Manager SEA City of Windhoek, Namibia (2010-2011);  Project manager and environmental specialist for SEA for Phase 2 of the National Roads Strategy for Mozambique (2007);  Joint project manager for SEA of Cape Town 2004 Olympic Bid, Cape Town, SA (1999);  Baralink SEA, Johannesburg, SA. Specialist input on socio-economic aspects for Baralink SEA (1998).  Series of 4 Strategic Environmental Assessment training courses for officials of the Government of Botswana, 2000 & 2001.  Guest lecturer in SEA for MPhil course in Environmental Management at University of Cape Town, 2000-2004.  Paper presented at IAIA 98, Christchurch, New Zealand (1998). Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Cape Town 2004 Olympic Bid,

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT Selected projects include:  Barka Landfill Site, Barka, Oman (2011);  Darling Wind Farm, Western Cape, (2002).  Walvis Bay Naval Facility, Walvis Bay, Namibia (2001).  Portnet Saldanha, Western Cape, SA. EIA for the expansion of a bulk iron ore exportfacilityat the Port of Saldanha, Western Cape, South Africa (2000).  Coastal Park Waste General Waste Site, Cape Town, South Africa, EIA, including public participation for a large, general waste site (1998).

4 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH  Environmental and social specialist for the development of Mozambique Biofuels Strategy (2007).  Development of strategy for the development of the Environmental Goods and Service Industry in the Western Cape for the Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning in the Western Cape (2006).  Review of the Environmental Goods and Service Industry in South African and development of a strategy for the Department of Trade and Industry, South Africa (2006).  Chapter on the South African Environmental Goods and Services Industry for study commissioned by the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism (2006).  Integrating Sustainable Development into the Integrated Development Planning Process in South Africa. Review of 4 case studies in SA for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg (2002).  Development of Integrated Sustainable Transportation Assessment Framework for Transportation Planning in South Africa. Project Manager for joint project between EEU and Urban Transportation Research Group at UCT (2003).  Project Manager for South African Cleaner Development Mechanism (CDM) initiative being undertaken by South South North Trust. Project involves the recovery of methane gas from the Bellville South Landfill Site in Cape Town (2004)  Development of Toolkit for incorporating Sustainable Development in to the Integrated Development Planning Process in South Africa (2004).  Integrating Sustainable Development into the Eastern Cape Province Provincial Growth and Development Plan, 2004-2020 (2003-2004).  Department of Housing, South Africa. Assessment of options for the development of energy and water efficient low cost housing in South Africa and an assessment of potential financing mechanisms, South Africa (2000).

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING  Development of a Rehabilitation and Land Use Plan for the Alexkor Mining Area in the Richtersveld in the Northern Cape Province (2003-2007). This formed part of a land claim for the Richtersveld Community and included acting as the lead expert witness for the community in the associated court case.  Southern Cape Spatial Development Framework (SCSDF), Southern Cape Region, SA. Environmental opportunities and constraints assessment for SCSDF study (2000).  Stellenbosch Rivers Management Plan, Stellenbosch, SA. Integrated management plan for the urban river systems in Stellenbosch (1998).  Wetton-Lansdowne corridor project, Cape Town, SA. Habitat conservation and biodiversity study to inform planning proposals for the Wetton-Lansdowne corridor (1998).  Tygerberg Spatial Development Framework, City of Tygerberg, Cape Town, SA. Environmental baseline study for the spatial development framework study for the City of Tygerberg (1999).  Protea Valley development options, City of Tygerberg, Cape Town, SA. Assessment and identification of suitable land use development options for Protea Valley (2000).

WASTE MANAGEMENT  Project Manager, Al Wusta Regional Waste Site Investigation, Oman (2011).  Project Manager, Al Batinah Regional Waste Site Investigation, Oman (2011);  Project Manager, Barka Landfill Site EIA, Muscat, Oman (2010);  Mare Chicose Landfill, Mauritius. SIA and Compensation and Relocation Plan for proposed expansion of the current landfill site (2005).  Robertson Waste Site, Robertson, SA. EA, including public participation, for the identification of a new waste site (2000).  Project Manager, Coastal Park General Waste Site, Cape Town, SA. EIA for proposed expansion of a large, general waste site (1998).  Project Manager, Windhoek general and hazardous waste site, Windhoek, Namibia. Investigation to identify new general and hazardous waste disposal site for Windhoek (1997).  Project Manager, Walvis Bay general and hazardous waste site, Walvis Bay, Namibia. Investigation to identify new general and hazardous waste disposal site for Walvis Bay (1998). 5  Project Manager, Port Elizabeth Waste Site, Port Elizabeth, SA. Environmental Assessment for permit application (1998).  Project Manager, Brackenfell general waste site, Cape Town, SA. Permit application report ad environmental assessment for Brackenfell waste site (1995).  Project Manager, Ceres general waste site, Ceres, SA. Permit application report ad environmental assessment for Ceres waste site (1995)  Project Manager, Caledon general waste site, Caledon, SA. Permit application report ad environmental assessment for Caledon waste site (1996).  Project Manager, Wellington general waste site, Wellington, SA. Permit application report ad environmental assessment for Wellington waste site (1996).  Project Manager, Greyton general waste site, Greyton, SA. Permit application report ad environmental assessment for Greyton waste site (1999);

ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING AND CAPACITY BUILDING Experience includes design of training courses, development of training manuals and running courses for both the private and public sector. Courses include:  2 X 5 day course on Resource Economics for Coastal Managers and Government Officials, Namibian Government (2009).  5 day course on EIA and Environmental Management course for Swaziland Local Authorities, 2004.  Integrated Coastal Management course for Department of Marine and Coastal Management, 2004.  5 regional Social Assessment Training Workshops for officials from the South African Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, 2004.  EIA training course for officials of the South African National Parks, Kruger National Park, 2003.  Environmental Management course for Shell South Africa, 2003.  10 Local Agenda (LA) 21 training courses for provincial and local government departments in South Africa during period 2000-2002.  Resource Economics Workshop for South African Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, 2002.  Conflict Resolution Workshop for subsistence fishermen, Kwa-Zulzu Natal, 2002.  Integrating the principles of LA 21 into Integrated Development Planning. Course presented at World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg, 2002.  Environmental facilitation, mediation and conflict management. Training course for Independent Mediation Services in South Africa (IMSSA) facilitators, 1998, 1999 and 2000.  Series of 4 Strategic Environmental Assessment training courses for officials of the Government of Botswana, 2000 & 2001.  EIA training course for officials of the Government of Lesotho, 2000 and 2001.  EIA training courses for local government officials in Cape Town, 2000.

LECTURING AND TEACHING Experience includes lecturing and teaching at an under and post-graduate level since 1990. The areas of interest include Environmental Economics, EIA, SEA, SIA and Waste Management.  Guest lecturer in SIA and SEA at Department of Environmental and Geographical Science and Department of Planning, University of Cape Town (UCT) for Honours and Master’s Degree course in Environmental Management (2000-current);  Lecturer in Environmental Economics for the MPhil course in Environmental Management at University of Cape Town from 1990–2006;  Coordinator and lecturer in Environmental Economics at Cape Technikon, 1999.  Coordinator and lecturer of waste management course, Peninsula Technikon in 1998.  Guest lecturer at Peninsula Technikon for waste management, 1994 – 1998.  Moderator for Peninsula Tecknikon waste management course, 1994-2002.  Environmental Management for senior managers, module on a business management course for AngloVaal Management run by Prof John Simpson of UCT, 2000 and 2001;  Presenter and coordinator on annual Integrated Environmental Management Short Course run by the Environmental Evaluation Unit at UCT (2000-2006).  Presenter on Integrated Coastal Management course managed by Environmental Evaluation Unit at UCT 2005-2006.

6 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Experience includes designing public participation processes and facilitating public meetings and workshops. Projects include:  SEA for Wellington Industrial Area, Managed and facilitated public meetings and workshops (2014).  Green Point Common, Cape Town. Public participation and facilitation processes for development of new market area for informal traders (2005);  Chapman’s Peak Drive. Managed and facilitated the public participation processes for looking at the technical and funding options for re-opening Chapman’s Peak Drive on the Cape Peninsula as a toll road (2001).  Visserhok Hazardous waste disposal sites, Cape Town City Council and Wastetech, Cape Town, SA. Managed and facilitated the public participation processes for the permit application for two hazardous waste sites located at Visserhok (1994).  Grand West Casino, Cape Town. Public participation processes for proposed establishment of the Grand West Casino at the Cape Show Grounds, Cape Town (1997).  Coastal Park waste site, Cape Town, SA. Managed and facilitated public participation processes for the permit application for the Coastal Park general waste site (1998).  Managed and facilitated public participation processes associated with EIA’s listed above.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLANS AND REHABILITATION REPORTS  Development of rehabilitation programme and cost estimate for damage caused by 80 years of alluvial diamond mining between Alexander Bay and Port Nolloth, West Coast, South Africa (current). This project is linked to the Richtersveld Land Claim and involved acting as an expert witness in the associated court case.  Corridor Sands Heavy Mineral Project, Mozambique. Development of an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the construction phase of the project (2001).  Walvis Bay Naval facilities, Walvis Bay, Namibia. EMP for the construction phase of the project (2001).  APC cement factory, Otjiwarongo, Namibia. Operational management plan for up-grade to meet the legislative requirements (2000).  Sparrebosch golf course, hotel and residential development, Knysna, SA. Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the construction phase (1997).  M3 highway up-grade, Johannesburg, SA. EMP for the design and construction phase of the M3 (1995).  Trunk Road 46, Grahamstown-Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, SA. EMP for the construction phase (1994).  Trunk Road 46, Grahamstown to Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, SA. Rehabilitation proposals for borrow pits, quarries, cuts, fills and road surfaces (1993).  Trunk Road 19, Maclear to Halcyon Drift, Eastern Cape, SA. Rehabilitation proposals for borrow pits and quarries (1992).  Namakwa Sands, Heavy Mineral Mining Operation, West Coast SA. Conceptual Rehabilitation Plan (1991).

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND AUDITS  APC Cement Factory, Otjiwarongo, Namibia. Operational audit of APC cement factory to assess compliance with Namibian legislation (2000);  Vodacom, SA. Conceptual Development of an Environmental Policy and outline for an Environmental Management System for Vodacom, SA (1998);  Rose Foundation, SA. Audit of 15 waste oil-recycling facilities in SA (1997).  Zambian Copper Belt, Zambia. Pre-acquisition audit of 20 electrical transformer stations (1997).

SUPERVISION OF STUDENTS  1994-2006: Supervision of the thesis component of MPhil in Environmental Management for a number of students (2-3 per annum);  Internal and external examiner for a number of theses submitted in fulfillment of the MPhil 7 Environmental Management at UCT.

PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS

Environmental publications and guidelines  Principal Author of Health, Safety and Environmental Guidelines for Bitumen and Coal Tar Products, prepared for the SA Bitumen Association (Sabita), in 1994 and revised in 1998.  Co-author of document outlining an integrated Waste Management Strategy for the Western Cape, SA, produced in 1995;  Principal Author of Guidelines for Waste Management in South Africa, a handbook for local authorities, produced by Ninham Shand in 1993.

Papers and articles The majority of the articles aimed at the layperson as opposed to journal articles.

1. SOWMAN, M R, GLAZEWSKI, J I, FUGGLE, R F, BARBOUR, A (1990) “ Planning and legal responses to sea-level rise in South Africa”, South African Journal of Science, v 86, 1990. 2. BARBOUR, T (1992) ‘Addressing the social impacts of waste disposal by incorporating permit applications into the latest Integrated Environmental Management (IEM) procedures”, Paper presented at Wastecon ’92, 3 – 5 November 1992. 3. BARBOUR, T (1992) “Internalising externalities: An attempt to address social costs”, paper presented at a workshop on the Economy and Environment, 25 November 1992. 4. BARBOUR, T (1993) “The importance of taking waste disposal seriously”, IMIESA, v 18 no 7 July 1993. 5. BARBOUR, T (1993) “Community based waste collection”, Earthyear 5th edition, winter 1993. 6. BARBOUR, T (1993) “Guidelines for waste management in South Africa”, Ninham Shand, 1993. 7. BARBOUR, T (1994) “Quarry Rehabilitation Reports: Are they effective working documents or merely legal requirements?”, EPM, v 5, no 2, February 1994. 8. BARBOUR, T (1994) “Environmental factors relating to site selection for dams”, Paper presented at SAICE one-day seminar on earth dam design, 3 June 1994. 9. BARBOUR, T (1994) “Environmental Economics”, Earthyear 7th edition, Summer 1994. 10. BARBOUR, T (1996) “Lessons learnt from Vissershok for public participation and landuse planning”, Paper presented at Wastecon 96, Durban, South Africa. 11. BARBOUR, T and COLEMAN, A (1996) “Towards an integrated waste management strategy for the Western Cape”, Paper presented at Wastecon 96, Durban, South Africa. 12. BARBOUR, T (1998) Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Cape Town 2004 Olympic Bid”, paper presented at IAIA 98, Christchurch, New Zealand. 13. BARBOUR, T (2000) Robertson Waste Site: A Case Study, paper presented at Wastecon 2000, Somerset West, SA. 14. BARBOUR, T (2000) National Environmental Management Act: Implications for Waste Management and the Minimum Requirements, paper presented at Wastecon 2000, Somerset West, SA. 15. BARBOUR, T (2001). The role of economic incentives in promoting and/or improving environmental rights. Paper presented a Conference on Environmental Rights, Cape Town, 30 July 2001. 16. BARBOUR, T (2002). The role of environmental assessments in land-use planning. Paper presented at Southern African Town Planning Conference, Somerset West, 18-19 March 2002. 17. BARBOUR, T (2002). Incorporating principles of environmental sustainability into policy making. Conference on Environmental Practices for the 21st Century, Somerset West, 24-25 May, 2002. 18. BARBOUR, T and Brownlie, S (2002). Have mandatory environmental impact assessments improved decision-making in South Africa, and are they making a significant contribution to sustainable development? International Association for Impact Assessment (SA), National Conference, 7-9 October 2002. 19. Barbour, T (2003). Developing and evaluating effective strategies for managing hazardous materials and wastes. Paper prepared for Chemical and Toxic Waste Management Conference Park Hyatt, Rosebank, Johannesburg, February 2003. 8 20. Barbour T (2004). Incorporating Sustainable Development considerations in to the IDP process. Paper prepared for conference on Environmental Management for Local Government, Johannesburg, June 2004. 21. THESIS TOPIC “Quarry Rehabilitation: The need to adopt a pre-planning approach towards rehabilitation (MSc Environmental Science).” An important component of the study was the development of a Rehabilitation Programme and Rehabilitation checklist to assist those involved in carrying out rehabilitation work.

9 Stratigraphic consulting including palaeontology

Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp Council for Geoscience De Beers Marine (SA) Pty Ltd. De Beers Namaqualand Mines. Geological Survey Namibia IZIKO South African Museum. Namakwa Sands (Pty) Ltd Namdeb Diamond Corporation

Membership of Professional Bodies

• South African Council of Natural Scientific Professions, Earth Science, No. 400094/95. • Geological Society of South Africa (GSSA). • Palaeontological Society of Southern Africa (PSSA). • Southern African Society for Quaternary Research (SASQUA). • Association of Professional Heritage Practitioners (APHP), Western Cape. Accredited Member No. 48.

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2 Elena Broughton 1

Date of Birth: 11 September 1980 Designation: Manager: Innovation & Sustainable Development Profession: Senior Development Economist Specialisation: Sustainable Development Specialist Years within Firm: 12 Years Nationality: Russian/SA Citizen Years of Experience: 12 Years HDI Status: White Female

Education: University of Pretoria - 2011 MSc (Technology Management) University of Pretoria - 2007 BScHons (Technology Management) Parkland College, USA - 2004 Computer Integrated Accounting Parkland College, USA - 2004 Independent Business Parkland College, USA - 2003 Intermediate Accounting Parkland College, USA - 2003 Records Management Parkland College, USA - 2003 Financial Accounting Parkland College, USA - 2003 Managerial Accounting Nizhny Novgorod University, Russia - 2002 BComHons (Economics) Professional Membership: SAPOA - Urban-Econ Development Economists (Pty) Ltd Language Proficiency: Reading Writing Speaking English Excellent Excellent Excellent Russian Excellent Excellent Excellent

Key Qualification:

Elena Broughton completed her BComHons in Economics in Russia, at Nizhny Novgorod State University in 2002 specialising in regional economics. At the same time, she completed an additional degree as Translator/Interpreter in Professional Orientated Communication. After completion of her Honours degree in Economics, Elena moved to the USA and stayed there for 1.5 years. During her stay in the USA, she completed a number of Accounting and Business courses at Parkland College, Illinois. In 2007, she obtained her BScHons in Technology Management (Cum Laude) at the University of Pretoria and later received her MSc in Technology Management (2011) from the same university.

Elena Broughton is a senior professional at Urban-Econ and a manager of the Innovation & Sustainable Development Unit. She has an extensive knowledge in various fields of economic development, including policy evaluation, feasibility studies, impact assessments, investment strategy formulation, strategic decision analysis, and monitoring and evaluation. She is experienced in developing input-output and SAM-based models, as well as development and application of other econometric techniques. Elena has a proven track record of managing complex multidisciplinary projects and a team of sub-consultants.

Employment History:

2004 - current Urban-Econ: Development Economist

Relevant experience:

• West Rand Tailings Retreatment Project Economic Impact Assessment • Palmietkuilen Mining Project near Springs Economic Impact Assessment • Thabametsi IPP Coal-fired Power Station near Lephalale Socio-Economic Impact Assessment • Thabametsi Coal Mine Sustainable Development Investigation and Economic Impact Assessment • Doornhoek Fluorspar Project, near Zeerust Socio-Economic Impact Assessment

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• Colenso Coal Mine and Coal-Fired Power Station Socio-Economic Impact Assessment. Kwazulu-Natal • Waterberg Coal-Powered Power Stations Economic Impact Study, Limpopo • Socio-Economic Impact Assessment for the Construction of an Attenuation Pond in Louwlardia, the Tshwane Metro • West Rand Tailings Retreatment Project Economic Impact Assessment • Biotherm Eureka and Aleta Wind Energy Facilities Socio-Economic Impact Assessment • Mafube Coal Mine Expansion Sustainable Development Investigation and Economic Impact Assessment • Sishen Mine Waste Dumps Macro-Economic and Economic Impact Assessment • Eskom Coal 1 and Coal 2 Economic Impact Assessments, Mpumalanga • Eskom: Ariadne-Eros Transmission Line Economic Impact Assessment • Eskom CSP Macro-Economic Impact Assessment • Eskom Ingula Pumped Storage Scheme Regional Economic Impact Assessment • Eskom Wind Energy Facility 1 (WEF1) Macroeconomic and Regional Impact Assessment • Eskom Sere Wind (WEF1) Macro-Economic Impact Assessment • Eskom Kendal And Lethaba EIA: Economic Impact Assessments • BRMO Gloria Mine Sinter Plant and Mine Expansion Economic Impact Assessment • Volspuit Mine Socio-Economic Impact Assessment • Wag’nbiekiespan PV Solar Energy Facility near Boshof, the Free State Province (75 MW PV solar facility) • Braamhoek Pumped Storage Scheme Impact Analysis • Saldanha Bay Separation Plant Economic Impact Assessment • Zandkopsdrift Rare Earth Elements (REE) Project Economic Impact Assessment • Balmoral Economic Impact Assessment • Mafube Nooitgedacht and Wildfontein EIA/EMP Sustainable Development Investigation Study • De Hoop Dam Economic Impact Monitoring Framework • N3 Highway Economic Impact Assessment • The Mandela Bay Precinct Economic Impact Assessment • Harrismith Logistics Hub Impact Assessment • Megamall Economic Impact Assessment • Coega Ridge Economic and Social Impact Assessments • Amanzi Economic & Social Impact Assessment • Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of the Proposed New Eskom Power Stations in the Witbank Area and Northern Free State • Arriesfontein Solar Energy Park near Danielskuil in the Northern Cape • Humansrus Solar Energy Facility near Postmasburg in the Northern Cape (100 MW CSP-Tower facility) • Rooipunt Solar Energy Park near Upington in the Northern Cape (100 MW CSP-Tower facility and 215 MW PV solar facility) • Farm 198 PV Solar Energy Facility north of Kimberley in the Northern Cape (210 MW PV solar facility) • Wag’nbiekiespan PV Solar Energy Facility near Boshof, the Free State Province (75 MW PV solar facility)

Countries of Work Experience:

• South Africa • Russia • Zambia • Namibia

References: Dr. JL Oberholzer Email: [email protected] Cell Phone: +27 (0) 82 770 8770

Contact Details: Elena Broughton Email: [email protected] Cell Phone: +27 (0) 82 4632325

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Morné de Jager

Personal Data

Identity Number 711221 5062 080 Date of Birth 21 December 1971 Sex Male Marital Status Married, three children Driver’s license Code 08 Nationality South African Home Language Afrikaans (speak, read and write) Other Languages English (speak, read and write) Higher Educational Qualifications B.Ing (Chemical Engineering) [Pretoria University] Previous Employment JCI Wates Meiring and Barnard Department of Water Affairs and Forestry M2 Environmental Connections cc Current Employment Enviro-Acoustic Research cc

Short Resumé

Morné started his career in the mining industry as a bursar Learner Official (JCI, Randfontein), working in the mining industry, doing various mining related courses (Rock Mechanics, Surveying, Sampling, Safety and Health [Ventilation, noise, illumination etc] and Metallurgy. He did work in both underground (Coal, Gold and Platinum) as well as opencast (Coal) for 4 years. He changed course from Mining Engineering to Chemical Engineering after his second year of his studies at the University of Pretoria.

After graduation he worked as a Water Pollution Control Officer at the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry for two years (first year seconded from Wates, Meiring and Barnard), where duties included the perusal (evaluation, commenting and recommendation) of various regulatory required documents (such as EMPR’s, Water Licence Applications and EIA’s), auditing of licence conditions as well as the compilation of Technical Documents.

Since leaving the Department of Water Affairs, Morné has been in private consulting for the last 15 years, managing various projects for the mining and industrial sector, private developers, business, other environmental consulting firms as well as the Department of Water Affairs. During that period he has been involved in various projects, either as specialist, consultant, trainer or project manager, successfully completing these projects within budget and timeframe. During that period he gradually moved towards environmental acoustics, focusing on this field exclusively since 2007.

He has been interested in acoustics as from school days, doing projects mainly related to loudspeaker design. Interest in the matter brought him into the field of Environmental Noise Measurement, Prediction and Control. He has been doing work in this field for the past 8 years, and was involved with the following projects in the last few years:

Project Experience – Acoustics

Wind Energy Full Environmental Noise Impact Assessments for - Bannf (Vidigenix), iNCa Gouda (Aurecon SA), Kangnas Facilities (Aurecon), Plateau East and West (Aurecon), Wolf (Aurecon), Outeniqwa (Aurecon), Zen (Savannah Environmental – SE), Goereesoe (SE), Springfontein (SE), Garob (SE), Project Blue (SE), ESKOM Kleinzee (SE), Walker Bay (SE), Oyster Bay (SE), Hidden Valley (SE), Happy Valley (SE), Deep River (SE), Tsitsikamma (SE), AB (SE), West Coast One (SE), Hopefield II (SE), Namakwa Sands (SE), VentuSA Gouda (SE), Dorper (SE), Amakhala Emoyeni (SE), Klipheuwel (SE), Cookhouse (SE), Cookhouse II (SE), Rheboksfontein (SE), Suurplaat (SE), Karoo Renewables (SE), Koningaas (SE), Eskom Aberdene (SE), Spitskop (SE), Castle (SE), Khai Ma (SE), Poortjies (SE), Korana (SE), IE Moorreesburg (SE), Saldanha (Terramanzi), Loeriesfontein (SiVEST), , Rhenosterberg (SiVEST), Noupoort (SiVEST), Prieska (SiVEST), Canyon Springs (Canyon Springs), Msenge Emoyeni (Windlab), Gunstfontein (SE), Komsberg (ARCUS), Umsinde Emoyeni (ARCUS), Dwarsrug (SiVEST)

Mining and Full Environmental Noise Impact Assessments for - BECSA – Middelburg (Golder Associates), Kromkrans Industry Colliery (Geovicon Environmental), SASOL Borrow Pits Project (JMA Consulting), Lesego Platinum (AGES), Tweefontein Colliery (Cleanstream), Evraz Vametco Mine and Plant (JMA), Goedehoop Colliery (Geovicon), Hacra Project (Prescali Environmental), Der Brochen Platinum Project (J9 Environment), Delft Sand (AGES), Brandbach Sand (AGES), Verkeerdepan Extension (CleanStream), Dwaalboom Limestone (AGES), Jagdlust Chrome (MENCO), WPB Coal (MENCO), Landau Expansion (CleanStream), Otjikoto Gold (AurexGold), Klipfontein Colliery (MENCO), Imbabala Coal (MENCO), ATCOM East Expansion (Jones and Wagner), IPP Waterberg Power Station (SE), Kangra Coal (ERM), Schoongesicht (CleanStream), EastPlats (CleanStream), Chapudi Coal (Jacana Environmental), Generaal Coal (JE), Mopane Coal (JE), Glencore Boshoek Chrome (JMA), Langpan Chrome (PE), Vlakpoort Chrome (PE), Sekoko Coal (SE), Frankford Power (REMIG), Strahrae Coal (Ferret Mining), Transalloys Power Station (Savannah), Pan Palladum Smelter, Iron and PGM Complex (Prescali), Fumani Gold (AGES), Leiden Coal (EIMS), Colenso Coal and Power Station (SiVEST/EcoPartners), Klippoortjie Coal (Gudani), Rietspruit Crushers (MENCO), Assen Iron (Tshikovha), Transalloys (SE), ESKOM Ankerlig (SE), Pofadder CSP (SE), Nooitgedacht Titano Project (EcoPartners), Algoa Oil Well (EIMS), Spitskop Chrome (EMAssistance), Klippoortjie Coal (Gudani), Vlakfontein South (Gudani), Leandra Coal (Jacana), Grazvalley and Zoetveld (Prescali), Tjate Chrome (Prescali), Langpan Chromite (Prescali), Vereeniging Recycling (Pro Roof), Meyerton Recycling (Pro Roof), Hammanskraal Billeting Plant 1 and 2 (Unica)

Road and Railway K220 Road Extension (Urbansmart), Boskop Road (MTO), Sekoko Mining (AGES), Davel-Swaziland-Richards Bay Rail Link (Aurecon), Moloto Transport Corridor Status Quo Report and Pre-Feasibility (SiVEST), Postmasburg Housing Development (SE), Tshwane Rapid Transport Project, Phase 1 and 2 (NRM Consulting/City of Tshwane), Transnet Apies-river Bridge Upgrade (Transnet), Gautrain Due-diligence (SiVest), N2 Piet Retief (SANRAL)

Airport Oudtshoorn Noise Monitoring (AGES), Sandton Heliport (Alpine Aviation), Tete Airport Scoping

Noise monitoring Peerboom Colliery (EcoPartners), Thabametsi (Digby Wells), Doxa Deo (Doxa Deo), Harties Dredging (Rand Water), Xstrata Coal – Witbank Regional (Xstrata), Sephaku Delmas (AGES), Amakhala Emoyeni WEF (Windlab Developments), Oyster Bay WEF (Renewable Energy Systems), Tsitsikamma WEF (Cennergi and SE), Hopefield WEF (Umoya), Wesley WEF (Innowind), Ncora WEF (Innowind), Boschmanspoort (Jones and Wagner), Nqamakwe WEF (Innowind), Hopefield WEF Noise Analysis (Umoya), Dassiesfontein WEF Noise Analysis (BioTherm), Transnet Noise Analysis (Aurecon), Jeffries Bay Wind Farm (Globeleq), Sephaku Aganang (Exigo), Sephaku Delmas (Exigo), Beira Audit (BP/GPT), Nacala Audit (BP/GPT), NATREF (Nemai), Rappa Resources (Rayten)

Small Noise Impact TCTA AMD Project Baseline (AECOM), NATREF (Nemai Consulting), Christian Life Church (UrbanSmart), Assessments Kosmosdale (UrbanSmart), Louwlardia K220 (UrbanSmart), Richards Bay Port Expansion (AECOM), Babalegi Steel Recycling (AGES), Safika Slag Milling Plant (AGES), Arcelor Mittal WEF (Aurecon), RVM Hydroplant (Aurecon), Grootvlei PS Oil Storage (SiVEST), Rhenosterberg WEF, (SiVEST), Concerto Estate (BPTrust), Ekuseni Youth Centre (MENCO), Kranskop Industrial Park (Cape South Developments), Pretoria Central Mosque (Noman Shaikh), Soshanguve Development (Maluleke Investments), Seshego-D Waste Disposal (Enviroxcellence), Zambesi Safari Equipment (Owner), Noise Annoyance Assessment due to the Operation of the Gautrain (Thornhill and Lakeside Residential Estate), Upington Solar (SE), Ilangalethu Solar (SE), Pofadder Solar (SE), Flagging Trees WEF (SE), Uyekraal WEF (SE), Ruuki Power Station (SE), Richards Bay Port Expansion (AECOM), Babalegi Steel Recycling (AGES), Safika Ladium (AGES), Safika Cement Isando (AGES), RareCo (SE), Struisbaai WEF (SE), Perdekraal WEF (ERM), Kotula Tsatsi Energy (SE), Olievenhoutbosch Township (Nali)

Project reviews Loperberg (Savannah), Dorper (Savannah), Penhoek Pass (Savannah), Oyster Bay (RES), Tsitsikamma and amendment (Cennergi), Amakhala Emoyeni (Windlab), Spreeukloof (Savannah), Spinning Head (SE), Kangra Coal (ERM), reports West Coast One (Moyeng Energy), Rheboksfontein (Moyeng Energy), De Aar WEF (Holland)