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DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR THE PROPOSED TROMPSBURG MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT On part of the Remaining Extent of the Farm Trompsburg Townland 141, Registration Division Trompsburg Road. Located along the N1 Freeway in the Town Trompsburg within the Free State Province. REF: EMS/3(i),14(i)(a),5(i),9(i),10(i),12(x)(xii)(c),14,19(i), 27,6,15,28,6(a)(ii)(ii),14(a)(x)(xii)/15/02 B O K A M O S O AUGUST 2015 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS Tel: (012) 346 3810 Fax: 086 570 5659 E-mail: [email protected] P O BOX 11375 MAROELANA 0161 Trompsburg Transport Centre-electrical services report TROMPSBURG TRANSPORT CENTRE ELECTRICAL SERVICES REPORT REPORT NO. 31696E-REP01-01 24-11-2014 31696E-REP-001-02 Compiler: P. Harmse Compiled for: DEPARTMENT POLICE, ROADS AND TRANSPORT & KOPANONG MUNICIPALITY Trompsburg Transport Centre-electrical services report TABLE ON CONTENTS DESCRIPTION PAGE NO 1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 1 2. PROJECT BRIEF-PROBLEM STATEMENT .................................................................. 1 3. DESIGN CRITERIA/PARAMETERS .............................................................................. 1 4. WORKPLAN-METHOD .................................................................................................. 1 5. FINDINGS & INFORMATION. ........................................................................................ 2 5.1. EXISTING SERVICES ................................................................................................ 3 5.2. NEW ELECTRICITY SUPPLY .................................................................................... 4 5.3. PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT .............................. 5 5.4. PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATES ........................................................................... 8 6. CONCLUSION-RECOMMENDATIONS ......................................................................... 9 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report TROMPSBURG TRANSPORT CENTRE ELECTRICAL SERVICES REPORT 1. INTRODUCTION This office was employed for the electrical investigation and as the electrical engineers on the project to implement, design and construct a transport centre at Trompsburg next to the N1 route south of Bloemfontein in the Free State Province. This purpose of the project is to expand the economy and infrastructure of Trompsburg and the Kopanong Municipality and to create a Hub of activities and economic and cultural expansion. The service report will be for the development of a taxi terminus.which will be discussed in the report 2. PROJECT BRIEF-PROBLEM STATEMENT The Brief of the project is to electrify the taxi terminus and install lighting and power within the buildings and the area lighting. 3. DESIGN CRITERIA/PARAMETERS The scope of works compromises but is not limited to the following: 1. Design of internal reticulation of the taxi terminus area. 2. Design of the lighting layouts within the taxi terminus 3. Design of the area lighting 4. Design of the street lighting 5. Design of the lightning protection installations. 4. WORKPLAN-METHOD The workplan to obtain the design criteria and project brief is as set out below: 1. Have site inspections on the proposed site and evaluate the viability of the site 2. Arrange and have meetings with the relevant parties to discuss the relevant site. 3. Compile Report on the services needed and do a preliminary design. BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 1 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report 5. FINDINGS & INFORMATION. The site was visited and the proposed site for the development is as indicated in Figure 1 Proposed position for taxi terminus Figure 1-Proposed site As seen in figure 2 the existing Eskom services are indicated. BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 2 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report 5.1. EXISTING SERVICES Figure 2-Existing Eskom Services At the site inspection it was found that at the site identified there is a 66kV overhead line situated next to the proposed site on the eastern side and is the property of Eskom It was also found that there is a 11kV overhead line crossing the proposed site and Eskom was contacted and they assured us that this line may be relocated and that an application for relocation of services must be done. The existing Eskom services are indicated in Figure 2-Existing Eskom Services BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 3 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report Although Eskom services are in the vicinity of the site the service provider is Centlec. There is a Centlec 11kV overhead line next to the entrance road of the town on the southern side of the proposed site and thus an application for electricity must be done to get a connection from this line. Centlec was contacted and they assured us that a connection up to a certain size may be done from the 11kV overhead line. 5.2. NEW ELECTRICITY SUPPLY As discussed in the above paragraph there is a 11kV overhead line on the southern side of the site that is the property of Centlec and thus application must be done for a new connection from this line If looked at the next paragraph preliminary design and Table 1- Preliminary design loads, a connection size of 150A three phase is needed to supply the proposed new transport centre development. With regards to the town planning documents the erf next to the proposed transport centre will be for a shopping centre development of +- 4000m². This will not require power at this moment but as for the transport centre there is electricity available. On an estimate of 100kVA/m² with diversity it will require a 400kVA connection. Centlec was contacted and they indicated that a connection can take place and that there is availability on the line and that the connection will be in the form of a new pole mounted transformer of ratings 100kVA 11 000 / 400V delta/star will be done if application is done. Further feedback will be received at a later stage with regards to the exact point of connection. BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 4 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report 5.3. PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT 5.3.1. Lighting layout The lighting layout is designed according to SANS 10142-1 and SANS 10114- 1 : 2005 Interior lighting: Part 1 Artificial lighting of interiors SANS 10114-2 : 2002 Interior lighting:Part 2 : Emergency lighting The proposed light fittings are as follows: LIGHT TYPES TYPES DESRIPTION PICTURE AREA 2 X 58W T8 1500mm OPEN CHANNEL FLOURESCENT WITH WIRE GUARD CANOPY A LUMINAIRE WITH AREA ELECTRONIC CONTROL GEAR AND TELESCOPIC HOLDERS. 2 X 58W T8 1500mm OPEN CHANNEL FLOURESCENT OFFICE AND A1 LUMINAIRE WITH CANTEEN ELECTRONIC CONTROL GEAR AREA AND TELESCOPIC HOLDERS. BULKHEAD LUMINAIRE WITH LM6 DIE CAST HOUSING, UV STABILISED HIGH IMPACT OPAL ACRYLIC DIFFUSER ABLUTIONS B WITH ELECTRONIC CONTROL AND OFFICES GEAR TO OPERATE 2 X 18W COOL WHITE CFL LAMPS SIMILAR TO BEKA 31218 BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 5 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report BULKHEAD LUMINAIRE WITH LM6 DIE CAST HOUSING, POLYCARBONATE DIFFUSER OUTSIDE C WITH ELECTRONIC CONTROL AREA GEAR TO OPERATE 2 X 26W COOL WHITE PL LAMPS. BULKHEAD LUMINAIRE IP 65 WITH DIE CAST ALUMINIUM HOUSING, POLYCARBONATE D DIFFUSER WITH ELECTRONIC WALKWAYS CONTROL GEAR TO OPERATE 2 X 9W COOL WHITE PL LAMPS. LED STREETLIGHT/AREA LIGHTING LUMINAIRE IP66. THE LUMINAIRE IS MANUFACTURED OF LM6 STREETLIGHT MARINE GRADE ALUMINIUM E S/AREA AND CONSISTS OF AN LED LIGHTING ENGINE, POWER SUPPLY AND SPIGOT COMPARTMENTS. SIMILAR TO BEKA LEDLUME- MIDI. AREA F 20W LED FLOOD LIGHT KORE LIGHTING 5.3.2. Power Point layout The power point layouts are designed according to SANS 10142-1 No Generator installation will be accommodated as well as UPS power. BVI CONSULTING ENGINEERS NOV 2014 Page | 6 31696E-REP001-02 Trompsburg Transport Centre-Electrical Services Report 5.3.3. Internal and site reticulation The building internal wiring shall be installed in black enamelled or galvanised steel conduit which shall be chased into brickwork. External site reticulation shall be done in sleeves and draw manholes, the manholes shall be round concrete manholes with slab and lids Cable installation shall be done so that low voltage cables are at a depth of 600mm below ground level and medium voltage cables shall be at a depth of 800mm below ground level with danger tape at 300mm below ground level 5.3.4. Distribution boards and emergency power All distribution boards shall be of the steel type powder coated boards, with lockable doors. It will be flush and surface mounted DB’s. There will be no emergency power installations. The municipality will be responsible for the electricity bill for the site and the taxi association will be responsible for the vendors electricity bills and thus each vendor stall shall have its own electricity meter which shall be read and administered by the taxi association and thus shall be paid to the municipality on a contractual basis. The metering for the vendors shall be a din rail mount kWh meter 5.3.5. Lightning protection layout Lightning protection is designed so that the canopy’s and building roof structures are earthed . The installation shall consist of 50mm² insulated copper earth conductors, 1500mm EARTH RODS AND 9mm DIA aluminium conductors 5.3.6. Preliminary
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