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APPENDIX A: DWEA Approval of the Plan of Study for EIA PROPOSED REGIONAL GENERAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY IN THE EASTERN CAPE APPENDICES June 2010 Bohlweki-SSI Environmental i January 2009 APPENDIX A: DWEA approval of the Plan of Study for EIA APPENDIX B: I&AP Database Mr/Ms Intitials/Name Last Name Company/Organisation/Entity Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr CM Adams 12 Mr. Aubrey Adshade Zwartkops Trust Mrs Susan Alcock EnviroServ Dispose-tech Ms Phumla Alifezwa ANC BEC Ms Sindiswa Apleni ANC BEC Mr./Mrs Zamkele Apolisi ANC Mr A April Community Member Mr Zalisile Armstrong Community Member Mr Vaughan Attwell KirkwoodFarmers Association Nelson Mandela Metropole Cllr HM August Municipality Mr/Mrs TN Ayo African National Congress South African National Civic Mr Daniel Baartman Organisation PE Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr KT Baatjes 35 Mr Hugo Badenhorst PPC Ms Sigi Bailes Strathmore Farm/SRVCF Mr F Bain Geddes Bain Consulting Engs Premier Nosimo Balindlela Office of the Premier Mr/Mrs Private Bag X 613 Bambeni Ward 53 Nonzuzo & Mr/Ms Melikhaya Bangani African National Congress Mr TW Bantom African National Congress Mr/Mrs A. Barkhuizen Dept of Agriculture Ms Belinda Barlow Cape Truss Manufacturing Ms J Bashe Ward Committee Member Mr. Conrad Basson Arcus Gibb Ms GF Baushana Community Mr V Befile Mrs. Nomvuyo Bekwayo Ms XG Bele Community Environment Network Mr Sekiwe Belu ANC Ms Siphokazi Belu Ward Committee Mr/Mrs LC Bena Youth Member Sundays River Valley Tourism Mr/Mrs JR Beyl Forum Mr Mzwanele Bisa Addo Youth Forum Ms Cikizwa Blaaw CDW Mr John Blackbeard PPC Bluewater Bay Ratepayers Mr. Alex Blacklaws Association Mr M Bless Ward District Ms VC Blignaut Ms Mavis Bloro ANC Cllr NV Blouw Cacadu District Municipality Cllr M Bobani UDM Mr/Mrs PS Bobbie Mr/Mrs BJ Bokwana Mr Gcobani Bolo Ms Nombeko Bolyina African National Congress Cllr Mandla Bomvana Ward Councillor NMBM, Ward 43 Mr. Jadson Bona SRVM Mr Mike Bonya SANCO Mr Mawonga Booi Ms Nokuthula Booi Ms. Yiliwe Gladys Booi Mr Hymie Booysen KSCDIF Ms Sylvia Booysen SANCO African National Congress Youth Mr Kevin Boqwana League Ms Annie & Cecil Borens African National Congress Dr Andre Boshoff Terrestrial Ecology Research Unit Mr. Danie Botha PPC Cement South African National Roads Mr Izak Botha Agency Ms. Jenny Botha Black Management Forum Ms Nosimo Botha Community Member Ms N Boyce ANC South African National Civic Mr Poyo James Bozo Organisation PE Ms M Bradfield SANParks Addo National Park Mr Boy Branden ANC Mr Sheldon Branford Cape Comm. Props Ms B Brenda PE Drums Mr/Mrs AJ Briggs Good Hope Farm Ms Jacky Broadhurst Arlington Monitoring Committee Mr Eric Brown Ityatyambo Mrs N Budaza African National Congress Mr/Mrs JR Buel SRV Tourism Forum Mr Howard Bulkin Boundry Paper & Plastics Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr ML Bungane 48 Mr Douglas Bungu Mr PH Bunton Mr/Mrs NB & WB Burger PHD Slucteul Ms Barbara Buster SRV Tourism Ms Portia Cacela ANC BEC Mr Mkuseli Calata SA National Civic Organisation PE Mr Thanduxolo Caluza Community Member Congress of South African Trade Mr Mnikelo Camagu Union Mr Andile Canda Mr NG Carter Arcus Gibb African Renaissance Sport Mr Moki Cekisane Foundation Mr Monwabisi Cekiso African National Congress Mr Siyabonga Cengani Ward Committee Member Dr. Chabula Cacadu District Council African National Congress Women's Madam Chairperson League Mr/Mrs Chairperson PE Afrikaanse Sakekamer Mr Len Chandler National Ingredient Suppliers Ms Mary Chettle Mary Chettle & Associates Mr Lulama Cikolo Mr Mzuhleli Citwa African National Congress Mr. D Civico Fume Engineering Ms. Ronel Claasen Poltech EC Mr H Clark Eveready Pty Ltd Mr Mkhuseli Class African National Congress Mr JA Coetzee Geluk Farm Mr. Pieter Coetzee Cacadu District Council Mr. Mike Cohen Community Environment Network Mr. Coleske Ms Theresa Condes Comparex Africa Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Mr. Neil Contell Council Mrs Gloria Cousins Mr Lukhanyo Crab African National Congress Mr Phatheka Ctana ANC Miss JB Damane Community Member Ms Anita Damons Mr Anthony Dancey Mr. C Daniels African National Congress Youth Mr Wonga Daniels League Mr. Mabhuti Dano African National Congress Mr/Mrs ZC Danster Mr/Mrs ZL Danster Mr Danster Mr Thobani Dashe Mrs NL Dastile Community Member Mr Charles Davids Mr Rick Davies River BendCitrus/ Lodge Mr MP Dayimani Mr Connie De Klerk JA (Junior and KilliamWilliam Strydom Deon Mr Senior) De Klerk Scheepers Mr de Klerk Coega Kammas Kloof Mr de Klerk Coega Kammas Kloof Mr Francious De Kock Algoa Engineering Bluewater Bay Ratepayers Mr Mike De Souza Association Mr Dudley De Vaux Zwartkops Trust Cllr DWS de Vos Cacadu District Municipality Ms Florence F De Vos SANCO Mr P Deetlefs Cosmos Cuisine Ms Jochelle Dekker Eveready Mr Stef Delport Kirkwood Farmers Association Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr Fikile Desi 49 Mr MT Desi Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Mr. Philippe Devailly Onyx Miss ME Deyzel Winterhoek Bosveld Landbouvening Mrs NP Didiza Ms Joyce Didiza-Batye African National Congress Ms Bulelwa Diko Mr Lubabalo Dimbaza GRADIMA Ms Monica Diniso Mr. J Dirker Dirker family Trust Mr MC Dlabathi Mrs Nomvulazana Dladla Ward Committee Member Mr Sbusiso Dlamini NMMM Land Planning Ms Mabel Boniswa Dlepu Motherwell Clean and Green Project Nombulelo, Nontuthuzelo & Ms Thembela Dodo African National Congress Ms Xoliswa Dodo Ms Nocawa Dokwana Ward Committee Mr H Dolley Willard Batteries Mr. James Dondashe Worker Ms Nobangela Dondashe African National Congress Mr Benny Dorfling Community Member Mr Zamekile John Douw Mr. Du Piesanie Mr JHH Du Plessis SR Water Users Association Ms Khangelwa Dubula ANC BEC Winnie & Ms Nothulamile Duma Ms Alice Dwakaza Ward Committee Member Mr Spiwo Dwane Mr. Welile Dwani Ms. Funeka & Bonile Dyakala Mr Mpati Dyantyi Ms Joyce Dyasi Motherwell Clean and Green Project Mr Kiki Dyimi Mr/Mrs Fleur Dyordin Eveready Ms Esther Dzedze Ms Wendy Edge-Hiscock Betzdearborn Pty Ltd Godfields Biotechnology Group, Mr. Clark Ehlers Rhodes University Mr Robert Einkamerer SRVM Mr Leon Els Dept of Environmental Affairs Nelson Mandela Metropole Mr WKN Emslie Municipality Ms Carina & Jakkie Erasmus Mr Erasmus Art Engineering Ms Thandiwe Faku Ward Committee Member Mr Thando Faku African National Congress Miss X Faku Community Member Mr Sipho Faltein Community Member Urban Services Group / PE NGO Mr. Clive Felix Coalition Mr. MG Ferreira Mr Keith Finnemore SRVCF Mr Fischer Gubb & Inggs Mr AT Fitzpatrick Sunland Farms (Pty) Ltd Nelson Mandela Metropole Mr FE Flatela Municipality Ms. Saskia Fourie Mr Nigel Fox Gemtec Ms O Frank Ms Julia Frost St. George's Hospital Mr Peter Frost Delta Straundale Plant Kirkwood Agricultural Union Mr Phillip J Frost (Chairperson) African National Congress Youth Ms Kholeka Gadu League Mr Keith Gafney Winterhoek Bosveld Landbouvening Mr ME Galela African National Congress Regina & Ms Nompumelelo Gampu Mr Thembisile Gana Ward Committee Member Mr Zola Justice Gangca Ward Committee Mr Monwabisi Gans SANCO Mr Kevin Garner Lafarge SA Ms LC Gashe Mr Thando Gaveni ANCYL Mr/Mrs Gcaba Ms Joyce Geja Mr/Mrs SD Genu South African Communist Party Ms Maureen George Mr/Mrs TB George Mrs M Gerber Atsun General Engineering Ms. Nozizwe Geza ANC. Wessa Conservation Comm. Mr. Matt Gibbs Member Mr. Winton Gibbs Mrs. Nancy Goddard Redhouse WA Mr Fumanekile Gojela SANCO Branch Mr Ncedo Gola African National Congress Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr ML Gomomo 21 African National Congress Youth Ms Nontsikelelo Gongqa League Ms Nontuthuzelo Gongqa Ms NM Gongxeka African National Congress Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr Andre Goosen 21 Mr/Mrs D Goosen Coetye Dorstrye Ms Ester Goosen Transnet Mr. Bevan Goqwana Health Deputy Director: Environmental Mr Dayalan Govender Affairs Mr Thandikhaya Gqabi SA National Civic Organisation Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward Cllr AA Gqalane 29 Mr. Wiseman Gqamana SANP Addo Elephant Park Ms Phumeza Gqazengele African National Congress Mr/Mrs NH Gqogqo Community Member Mr Thando Gqomo Ms Fikiswa Gquma ANC Ms Betty Sharon Greef Ward Councillor NMBM Mr/Mrs P& R Greville Mr. PB Grewar Mr Brian Grey Bridgestone Firestone Mr Emile Greyvenstein Erf 190/3 Grassridge Mr Morgan Griffiths WESSA- Eastern Cape Ms Wendy Griffiths St. George's Hospital Ms Ann Grine Pico (Pty) Ltd Grobbelaar/ Mr Leon / Neville Heckrath Intensive Waste (Pty) Ltd Envirofill Mr Thulani Grootboom ANC Mr Kerneels Grundling PPC Ms Nomzi Gume Community Member Ms Pumza Gunya African National Congress Mr Z Gxekani Ward 47 Committee Mr. Piet Gxewa Mr Thozamile Gxowa African National Congress Mr Trevern Haasbroek Mr Malusi Hadi African National Congress South African Rail Commuter Mr. CRP Hahn Corporation Ltd Mr Royal James Hamman Mr. Ian Hammond Waste Resources Pty Ltd Mr RJ Hammond RJH Renovator Mr/Mrs MS Hanabe African National Congress Mr Mpumelelo Hani Mr T Hanise Community Mr James Hannah Sun Orange Farm Mr/Mrs PD Hans African National Congress Mr. Paul Hansen SRV Community Forum Mr Ludwig Harris Uitenhage Waste Collectors Mr. S Hayes Mr Eugene Heeger Coega Development Corporation Mr/Mrs Aubrey Helmey Community Member Mr Xolani Henda Ms Maggie Hendricks CUP Soup Kitchen Mrs. Willem Hendriks Cllr TM Herbst Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward 5 Mr R Herhold Sunday's River Valley Municipality Mr Rudolph Herholdt Sunday's River Valley Municipality Ms Florence Hermans ANCWL National Education Health & Allied Mr Maria Hermans Workers Union Ms Gloria Heshu African National Congress Ms Carol Hiles Voting District African National Congress Youth Ms Mandisa Hini League Mr/Mrs M Hitge Hitgehesm Mr Ayanda Hlathi Mr David Hoffman Goodyear SA Pty Ltda Mr Paul Hoffman ADV RP Hoffman SC Mr. Jörg and Sue Hoffmann East Cape Conservancy Ass Ms. Judy Hoggons Northern Areas Development Trust Mr/ Mrs Eric & Liz Holmden Armadale Farm Dr. Stephen Holness South African National Parks Mr. Simo Hopa Disaster Management, CDM Mr Megan Hope ECCA Cllr F Hote Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Ward 5 Mr. Peter Howard Farmer Mr Andri Hugo Amandla Environmental Ms Nosango Hulushe African National Congress Ms Nomfundo Humata Mrs.
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