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Western Cape Government DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING DEPARTEMENT VAN OMGEWINGSAKE EN ONTWIKKELINGSBEPLANNING ISEBE IEMICIMBI YENDALO ESINGQONGILEYO NOCWANGCISO IOPHUHLISO APPLICATIONS FINALISED DURING MAY 2010 E17/2/2/2/AC4 143713 Cape Town ROR Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AP5-Protea Park, Parow 807 Parow ECA S24G Withdrawn PLANNING APPLICATIONS E17/2/2/2/AM11 3671, 3672 Milnerton ROR Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AS18-Swartdam, Swellendam Swartdam Swellendam ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AP10 992 Piketberg ROR Approved E12/2/1/1-AG10-Watermain Pump, Type of Grabouw Watermain Grabouw ECA S24G Withdrawn DEA&DP Reference Number Erf No/Farm/Site Location Application Decision E17/2/2/2/AC3 121 Camps Bay ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AS7 3755 Simonstown LA Upheld E12/2/1/1-AS9-Farm Weltevrede, Stanford Farm Weltevrede Stanford ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AC3 1042 Camps Bay ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AP13 74160 Plumstead LA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AC8 510 Clanwilliam ROR Approved E12/2/1-293-Farm 508, Riebeek West Farm 508 Riebeek West ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AB7 3462 Betty’s Bay LA Dismissed E17/2/2/2/AG3 1467 George ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AS8 53 Somerset West LA Dismissed E12/2/1/1-AC4-Bethanie Avenue, Cape Bethanie Avenue Cape Town ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AK15 22282 Kraaifontein ROR Closed Town E17/2/2/3/AS25 397 Strand LA Upheld E17/2/2/2/AS12 2284 Stilbaai West ROR Approved E12/2/1/1-AC4-Erven 6292/6293, Cape Town Erven 6292/6293 Cape Town ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AS8 13138 Somerset West LA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AB5 777 Bellville ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AH12 1783 Hout Bay LA Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AG3 - Kumquat Bpk, George Kumquat Bpk George ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/2/AP2 5131 Paarl ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AC3 859 Camps Bay LA Dismissed E17/2/2/2/AP2 19530 Paarl ROR Approved E12/2/1/1-AL1 - Gelderblom GT, Ladismith Gelderblom GT Ladismith ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/3/AR10 45140 Rondebosch LA Dismissed E17/2/2/2/AB5 7289 Bellville ROR Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AL8 60693 Lansdowne LA Upheld E12/2/1/1-AM18 - Dwarsweg 260, Mossel 260 Mossel Bay ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/2/AD6 1445 Durbanville ROR Withdrawn Bay E17/2/2/3/AS27 3163 Summer Greens LA Upheld E17/2/2/2/AW11 1234 Worcester ROR Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AO5 - De Rust 570, Oudtshoorn 570 Oudtshoorn ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/3/AC9 51938 Claremont LA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AW2 4668 Wellington ROR Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AM2 118817 Maitland LA Invalid E12/2/1/1-AO5 - Oudtshoorn Police Station, Oudtshoorn Police Oudtshoorn ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/2/AB5 40124 Bellville ROR Withdrawn Oudtshoorn Station E17/2/2/3/AM20 159710 Mowbray LA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AB5 37916 Bellville ROR Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AP12 - Nature’s Valley, Nature’s Valley, E17/2/2/3/AM11 867 Milnerton LA Invalid Blueliliesbush, Plettenberg Bay Blueliliesbush Plettenberg Bay ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/2/AS12 2665 Stilbaai West ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AG12 739 Green Point LA Invalid E17/2/2/2/AK8 613 Klein Brakriver ROR Approved E12/2/1/1-AP16 - Klaarstroom 178, Prince 178 Prince Albert ECA S24G Authorised E17/2/2/3/AF5 737 Fresnaye LA Invalid Albert E17/2/2/2/AR17 246 Reebok ROR Approved E17/2/2/3/AM15 1651&2972 Montagu LA Upheld E12/2/1/1-AB3 - BKB Agency, Beaufort BKB Beaufort West ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AP3 3275 Pacaltsdorp ROR Withdrawn West E17/2/2/3/AP5 2663 Parow LA Dismissed E17/3/4/2/CD1 8724 Paarl SPA Refused E12/2/1/1-AG3 - Barnard Sakkie IG George ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AE5 105&107 Eersterivier LA Dismissed Barnard Sakkie IG, George ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS E17/2/2/3/AM18 17513+17515+17527 Mosselbay LA Dismissed E12/2/1/1-AG3 - Erf 610, George 610 George ECA S24G Withdrawn DEA&DP Reference Number Erf No/Farm/Site Location Type of Decision E17/223/AG5/ERF 5104 Goodwood LA Invalid Application E12/2/1/1-AG3 - Farm 226/7, George Farm 226/7 George ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3AK15 2788 Kraaifontein LA Invalid E12/2/3/1-A6/257-0509/07 13731 Khayelitsha BA Authorised E17/2/2/3/AK15 6017 Kraaifontein LA Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-B4/37-0560/07 Farm Nooitgedacht Stellenbosch BA Authorised E12/2/1/1-AG3 - Farm Waboomskraal, 65/43 George Farm Waboomskraal George ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AS12 102 Stilbaai-wes LA Dismissed E12/2/3/1-B3/28-0661/08 Farm 83/24 Wellington BA Authorised E12/2/1/1-AH5 - Erf 5121, Hartenbos 5121 Hartenbos ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AK11 Farm Noetzie Knysna LA Dismissed 394/32, 34, 35 E12/2/3/1-A6/126-0690/08 10344 Durbanville BA Authorised Ptn 92 of E12/2/3/1-B3/28-0701/08 8431 Paarl BA Authorised E12/2/1/1-AK11 - Myoli Beach, Knysna Myoli Beach Knysna ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AP12 Farm Ronde valley 187 Plettenberg Bay LA Dismissed E12/2/3/1-A6/34-0702/08 21549 Bellville BA Authorised E17/2/2/3/AK11 798 Knysna LA Invalid E12/2/1/1-AL1 - Farm Tygerbos 248/13, Ladismith Farm Tygerbos 248/13 Ladismith ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-A6/126-0717/08 Farm 168/13 Durbanville BA Authorised E17/2/2/3/AT3 Ptn 1 of Farm 139 Tergniet LA Invalid E12/2/1/1-AL1 - Saaiman Boerdery, E12/2/3/1-B3/28-0851/09 Farm 585/15 Paarl BA Withdrawn Saaiman Boerdery Ladismith ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/3/AS5 549 Sedgefield LA Invalid Ladismith E12/2/3/1-B4/37-0883/09 Farm 274 & 1471/2 Vlottenburg BA Authorised E17/2/2/3/AG3 16532 George LA Invalid E12/2/1/1-AM18 - Farm Valle Valley 219/B, Mossel Bay Farm Valle Valley 219/B Mossel Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-A6/34-1015/10 39270 Bellville BA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AP13 187997 Plumstead R Approved E12/2/3/1-E4/11-0204/07 Erven 1649 & 1657 Grabouw BA Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AM18 - Vredehof 203, Mossel 203 Mossel Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS8 2935 Somerset West R Approved Bay E12/2/3/1-A3/193-0175/07 6332 Gordon’s Bay BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AN3 50313 Newlands R Approved E12/2/1/1-AO5 - Warmwater, Jagberg, Oudtshoorn Warmwater, Jagberg Oudtshoorn ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-E4/5-0332/08 782 Caledon BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS15 1665 Struisbaai R Approved E12/2/3/1-E1/1-0349/08 948 Agulhas BA Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AP12 - Farm 236 & 239, E17/2/2/2/AD3 396 De Kelders R Approved Plettenberg Bay Farm 236 & 239 Plettenberg Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-E1/10-0380/08 Farm Sandfontein 132 Napier BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AP13 153425 Plumstead R Approved E12/2/1/1-AP12 - Farm 259/1, Plettenberg Bay Farm 259/1 Plettenberg Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS13 51785 Somerset West R Approved Farm Drift Sands E12/2/3/1-A5/98-0420/08 544/5, Khayelitsha BA Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AP12 - Farm 304/17, Plettenberg E17/2/2/2/AS13 127 De Kelders R Approved Farm 304/17 Plettenberg Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-E4/27-0449/08 Farm 861 Villiersdorp BA Withdrawn Bay E17/2/2/2/AS7 2495 Somerset West R Approved E12/2/3/1-A5/469-0005/09 12545 Tokai BA Withdrawn E12/2/1/1-AP12 - Farm Matjiesfontein Farm Matjiesfontein Plettenberg Bay ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS13 5370 Strand R Approved 304/22, Plettenberg Bay 304/22 E12/2/3/1-A5/398-0040/09 Erf 84602/149085 Retreat BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AV10 1220 Van Dysbaai R Approved E12/2/3/1-A5/235-0062/09 1307 Hout Bay BA Authorised E12/2/1/1-AR7 - Masterstok 488/17 - 18, Farm Masterstok No. Riversdale 488/17 - 18 Riversdale ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AD5 79351 Diep River R Approved E12/2/3/1-E2/1-0156/09 3035 Betty’s Bay BA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AM6 524 Meadowridge R Approved E12/2/1/1-AW6 - Farm 484, Witsand Farm 484 Witsand ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-A2/309-0587/09 97707 Newlands BA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AS19 75648 Southfield R Approved Farms 466/1 (Baarhuis) EG12/2/1/1-AG3 - Farm Craigie Burne Farm Craigie Burne E12/2/3/1-F5/5-0597/09 and 447 (Zwartberg Darling BA Withdrawn 202/78, George 202/78 George ECA S24G Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS8 337 Somerset West R Approved Valley) E17/2/2/2/AR10 98880 Rondebosch R Approved EG12/2/1/1-AU1 - Farm Kleinplasie 259/37, Farm Kleinplasie Gugulethu Interchange- Uniondale 259/37 Uniondale ECA S24G Withdrawn E12/2/3/1-A1/204-0613/09 Erven 477/7 & 112664 Gugulethu BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AP13 72961 Plumstead R Approved E12/2/3/6-B1/6-0004/09 500 Bonnievale NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AK3 172532 Kenilworth R Approved E12/2/3/1-A1/312-0742/09 22332 Mitchell’s Plain BA Authorised E12/2/3/6-A4/436-00042/09 71 Scotsdene NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AF4 847 Franskraal R Approved E12/2/3/1-A1/315-0747/09 32719 Montague BA Authorised Gardens E12/2/3/6-B5/13-0003/10 Farm Voorwaarts 192 Tulbagh NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AS8 589 Meadowridge R Approved E12/2/3/1-A2/73-0787/09 121 Camps Bay BA Authorised E12/2/3/6-E2/11-0200/10 210 Gansbaai NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AD3 123 De Kelders R Approved E12/2/3/1-A1/336-0739/09 49943 Newlands BA Authorised E12/2/3/6-A2/438-0700/09 Prtn of Erven 151 & Sea Point NA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS7 344 Glencairn R Approved 153 E12/2/3/1-A2/23-0835/10 58 Bantry Bay BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AC1 232 Caledon R Approved E12/2/3/6-A2/15-0793/10 Farm 22/37, Zoutrivier Atlantis NA Authorised Farm Brandenburg E12/2/3/1-F2/2-0841/10 627/0 Clanwilliam BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AS7 3020 Simonstown R Approved E12/2/3/6-F4/22-0822/10 12317/7 Vredenburg NA Authorised E12/2/3/1-F4/16-0846/10 127 Vredenburg BA Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AB9 43308 Rondebosch R Approved EG12/2/3/6-D2/3-1639/10 7 & 10 of Farm 216 George NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AF4 273 Franskraal R Approved EG12/2/3/1-D1/14-1324/09 4115 Plettenberg Bay BA Authorised EG12/2/3/6-D5/15-1652/10 Farm Fisantekraal 567 Stilbaai NA Authorised E17/2/2/2/AO3 2303 Oranjezicht R Approved EG12/2/3/1-D2/11-1506/09 Oubaai Golf Resort George BA Authorised E16/2/4/AM7/Koeberg Nuclear Power, Melkbosstrand Koeberg Melkbosstrand ORV Withdrawn E17/2/2/2/AO3 2433 Oranjezicht R Approved EG12/2/3/1-D2/11-986/08
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