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2924 Juno WEF EIA I&AP Database AAL 20190109.Xlsx Appendix C 5 Key I&AP Database BUSINESS / ALT. FARM / DEPARTMENT NAME SURNAME ID / Reg. Number OTHER AFFILIATION TO PROJECT TELEPHONE EMAIL ADDRESS ADDRESS POSTAL ADD. CITY CODE TELEPHONE 205 Witsand, Beach Boulevard, De Boom 273 Maria Magaretha Wiese Landowner (WEF) 0722950990 [email protected] Bloubergrant, 7441 PO Box 135, 16 Matzikama St, Vredendal, Vredendal, 8160 Gebhardt Broers (Pty) 8160 (Windeed - 16 (Windeed - P O BOX Farm Plot Kley 181 Ltd (Director Henry Gebhardt 1983/003660/07 Landowner (Evacuation Route) 082 612 8533 027 213 2393 [email protected] MULLBERRY STREET Vredendal 8160 184 Herron) DURBANVILLE VREDENDAL 7550) 8160) Gebhardt Broers (Pty) 16 Matzikama St, Vredendal, PO Box 135, Farm Katmakoep 183 Ltd (Director Henry Gebhardt 1983/003660/07 Landowner (Evacuation Route) 082 612 8533 027 213 2393 [email protected] Vredendal 8160 8160 Vredendal, 8160 Herron) Gebhardt Broers (Pty) 16 Matzikama St, Vredendal, PO Box 135, Farm Bakleiplaas A 182 Portion 3 Ltd (Director Henry Gebhardt 1983/003660/07 Landowner (Evacuation Route) 082 612 8533 027 213 2393 [email protected] Vredendal 8160 8160 Vredendal, 8160 Herron) PO Box 331, 43 Main Rd, Moorreesburg, Moorreesburg, 7310 7310 (Windeed - RUSTEN (Windeed - P O BOX Farm Bakkely Plaats 282 Portion 80 Pieter Brand Thiart 860917096080 Landowner (Evacuation Route) Morreesburg 7310 VREDENDAL 416 8160) VREDENDAL 8160 ) PO Box 486, Farm Bakkely Plaats 282 Portion 120 T A C T Trust Zandberg (Jan Frederick) Landowner (Evacuation Route) Vredendal 8160 Vredendal, 8160 PO Box 303, Vredendal, 8160 (Windeed - 243 SEESIG STREET Zandberg Jan Frederick- (Windeed - P O BOX Farm Bakleiplaas 277 Zandberg (Jan Frederick) Landowner (Evacuation Route) 027 213 2433 [email protected] DORING BAY Vredendal 8160 TRUSTEES 135 8151) VREDENDAL 8160) J H Laubscher Farm Hollebakstrandfontein 270 Portion 14 Familietrust (Jan Laubscher Surrounding Landowner (WEF) 083 298 6946 [email protected] Hendrik) (email Johnny) No contact details - No contact details - phone Gemeenskap van phone Farm Ebenezer Kolonie 187 Surrounding Landowner (WEF) municipality. See row 20 [email protected] Ebenezer municipality. See below. row 20 below. PO Box 56, Farm De Boom 273 Portion 1 Willem Johannes Laubscher 4008205008088 Surrounding Landowner (WEF) 027 422 1614 Graafwater 8120 Graafwater, 8120 PO Box 266, 28 Noord St, Strandfontein, Lutzville, 8165 Skerpklip Plase (Pty) Ltd 200102641307 7798 (Business Address: PARC 027 215 1188/027 213 (Business postal: Farm De Boom 273 Portion 2 (Director Evert Gerhard Genis (Director ID: Surrounding Landowner (WEF) 083 660 2844 [email protected] DU LINKS KANTOORKOMPLEKS, Lutzville 8165 1616 POSBUS 223, Johannes De Graaff) 5410295036087) NIBLICK WEG 7, SOMERSET- SOMERSET MALL, WES, 7130) 7137) Altus Baard Familie Farm Katmakoep 279 Baard Surrounding Landowner (WEF) 082 804 5714 [email protected] Trust (Altus) PO Box 135, 16 Matzikama St, Vredendal, Vredendal, 8160 Gebhardt Broers (Pty) 8160 (Windeed - 16 (Windeed - P O BOX Farm Bakleiplaas 277 Portion 27 Ltd (Director Henry Gebhardt 1983/003660/07 Surrounding Landowner (WEF) 082 612 8533 027 213 2393 [email protected] MULLBERRY STREET Vredendal 8160 184 Herron) DURBANVILLE VREDENDAL 7550) 8160) Church Street 37, Matzikama Local Municipality Briaan Smit Government (Local Municipality) 027 201 3481 [email protected] 98 Vredendal 8160 Vredendal 8160 Vredendal 8160 Government (District West Coast District Municipality Charles Malherbe [email protected] Municipality) Government (District West Coast District Municipality Doretha Kotze [email protected]; Municipality) Government (Local Communal Communal Property Association of Ebenhaeser Willem Fortuin 071 199 6536 [email protected] Property Association) TRANSNET Burton Siljeur Rail Parastatal 011 308 3001 [email protected] TRANSNET Danie Kotzee Rail Parastatal 011 308 3001 [email protected] ESKOM John Geeringh Power Parastatal 021 980 3913 [email protected] Government (Local Catchment Olifants River Estuary Advisory Forum Zain Jumat [email protected] Management Advisory Forum) P.O Box 1000, Sanlam Building, Namaqua West Coast Tourism Monika de Jager Local Tourism Agency 027 201 3376 [email protected] Vredenedal 8160 Church St, Vredendal 8160 Department of Agriculture Cor van der Walt Government [email protected] Department of Environmental Affairs and Government (Western Cape -Land Andre Lombaard [email protected] Development Planning Use Planning) Department of Environmental Affairs and Government (Western Cape - Marek Kedzieja [email protected] Development Planning Spatial Planning) Department of Environmental Affairs and Government (Western Cape - Melanese Schippers [email protected] Development Planning Environmental Affairs) Road Network Management Devlin Fortuin Government (Western Cape) [email protected] Department of Public Works Basson Geldenhuys Government [email protected] Municipal Councillor Amelia Job Government (Local Municipality) [email protected] Department of Mineral Resources Morne Koen Government (Western Cape) 021 427 1019 [email protected] Private Bag X9, Rogge Bay, 8012 Rogge Bay 8012 8th Floor, Room 8-07, 1 Dorp Eldon van Boom Western Cape Gov. Government 0214832877 [email protected] Private Bag X9086 Cape Town 8000 Street, Cape Town, 8000 DEADP 8th Floor, Room 8-07, 1 Dorp Taryn Dreyer Western Cape Gov. Government 0214832707 [email protected] Private Bag X9086 Cape Town 8000 Street, Cape Town, 8000 3rd Floor, Main Building, Petro Rhyn Communication Services Government 0218085008 0712317576 [email protected] / [email protected] Private Bag X1 Elsenburg 7607 Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Elsenburg, Muldersvlei Road Steve Galane Communication Services Government 0123197960 0836357346 [email protected] Department of Public Works Neil Joseph Provincial PPP Unit Government 0214830530 0214835788 [email protected] 9 Dorp Street Private Bag X9078 Cape Town 8000 [email protected] / Department of Transport and Public Works Jacqui Gooch HOD Government 0214832826 0214833959 9 Dorp Street Private Bag X9185 Cape Town 8000 [email protected] 12th Floor, NBS Waldorf Department of Economic Development and [email protected] / akanksha.malik- Solly Fourie HOD Government 0214833840 0214839226/9281 Building, 80 St George's Mall, PO Box 979 Cape Town 8000 Tourism [email protected] Cape Town, 8001 Alana Duffell-Canham Land-Use Government 0229312900 [email protected] 72 Voortrekker Road Porterville 8170 Cape Nature Donny Malherbe Land-Use Government 0229312900 [email protected] 72 Voortrekker Road Porterville 8170 [email protected] / Heritage Western Cape Guy Thomas HWC Government 0214839685 0214835959 Private Bag X9067 Cape Town 8001 [email protected] 3rd Floor, Protea Assurance Heritage Western Cape Andrew September HWC Government 021 483 9543 [email protected] Building, Green Market Square, Private Bag X9067 Cape Town 8001 Cape Town, 8001 Civil Aviation South African Civil Aviation 0115451232 / South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) Lizelle Stroh Obstacle Specialist 0834616660 [email protected] Private Bag X73 Halfway House 1685 Authority Authority (CAA) 1455 [email protected] / Department of Transport and Public Works Jacqui Gooch HOD Government 0214832826 0214833959 9 Dorp Street Private Bag X9185 Cape Town 8000 [email protected] Department of Transport Pule Godfrey Selepe Government Department of Transport Director General 0123093000 0123283370 [email protected] Private Bag X192 Pretoria 0000 Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) Rashid Khan Government DWS Chief Director - Western Cape 021 941 6000 021 438 7527 [email protected] South African National Roads Agency Limited SANRAL Environmental Nicole Abrahams Road Parastatal Government 062 215 8945 021 946 1630 [email protected] (SANRAL) Coordinator BirdLife SA [email protected] Department of Rural Development and Land District Manager: West Coast Jacques Pheiffer 028 424 1332 [email protected] Reform District Western Cape Department of Rural Development Chief Director - Land Michael Worsnip 021 426 2930 021 941 6100 [email protected] and Land Reform Restitution Support Mr Tshegofatso Monama [email protected]; Dr Adrian Tiplady Square Kilometre Array South Africa (SKA-SA) [email protected]; Mr Selalelo Matlhane [email protected] Department of Department of Environmental Affairs: Directorate Environmental Affairs: Shonisani Munzhedzi Government DDG 0123999171 [email protected] Biodiversity and Conservation Biodiversity and Conservation Department of Department of Environmental Affairs: Directorate Environmental Affairs: Simon Malete Government Administrator 0123999511 [email protected] Biodiversity and Conservation Biodiversity and Conservation Department of Department of Environmental Affairs: Directorate Environmental Affairs: Wadzi Mandivenyi Government Chief Directorate 0123999619 [email protected] Biodiversity and Conservation Biodiversity and Conservation South African Heritage Resources Association - No notification required according to Heritage Specialist [email protected] (may be SAPS Francois Coetzee 083 327 8961 [email protected])
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