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Provincial Provinsiale Gazette Koerant Free State Province Provinsie Vrystaat Published by Authority Uitgegee op Gesag NO. 65 FRIDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 NR. 65 VRYDAG, 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 PROVINCIAL NOTICE PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWING 90 Notice of Impoundment Fee that has been Increased for Illegal Operations of Taxi Operators................................................................... 2 MISCELLANEOUS Applications for Public Road Carrier Permits: Advert 253…….. 2 NOTICES KENNISGEWINGS Free State Gambling, Liquor and Tourism Authority for a Limited Gambling Machine Site Operator License..................... 68 Notices of Granting of Ownership............................................... 69 Kennisgewing van Verlening van Eiendomsreg…….................. 69 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE / PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 / 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 2 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ [PROVINCIAL NOTICE NO. 90 OF 2018] NOTICE OF IMPOUNDMENT FEE THAT HAS BEEN INCREASED FOR ILLEGAL OPERATIONS OF TAXI OPERATORS. I,S Mashihini , Member of the Executive Council responsible for the Department Police, Roads and Transport, hereby give notice of my intension to increase Impoundment fees from the initial R 2 000.00 two Thousand Rand to R 10 000.00 to anybody intending to use his/her vehicle for reward without being the holder of legal Operating Licence/permit in terms of Section 90 (2) (a), (b), (d), (e ), or (0) of subsection (1) of the National Land Transport Land Transport Act 05 of 2009. Section 87(1); “an Authorised officer who is satisfied on reasonable grounds that a motor vehicle is being used by any person for the operation of public transport without the necessary operating license or permit or contrary to the conditions thereof, may impound the vehicle pending the investigation and prosecution of that person for an offence mentioned in section 90 (1) (a) or (b). In terms of Section 87 (3) the impoundment fee must be increased accordingly, for the second or subsequent impoundment of a vehicle”. The amount will increase up to Hundred Thousand Rand R100, 000.00. In terms of the same Act and Sections. Storage fee will be R100.00 (One Hundred Rand) per day/night from the date of impoundment. Please note that these changes are not linked to the special measures that MEC imposes in terms of Section 101 (1) of Free State Public Transport Act 04 of 2005. S. Mashinini MEC: Police, Roads and Transport ADVERT 253 APPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC ROAD CARRIER PERMITS Particulars in respect of applications for public road carrier permits (as submitted to the respective local road transportation board) indicating, firstly, the reference number and then – (a) the name of the applicant, (b) the place where the applicant conducts his business or wishes to conduct his business, as well as his postal address: (c) the nature of the application, that is whether it is an applicant for - (C1) the grant of such permit, (C2) the grant of additional authorisation, (C3) the amendment, of a route, (C4) the amendment, of a timetable, (C5) the amendment of tariffs, (C6) the renewal of such permit, (C7) the transfer of such permit, (C8) the change of the name of the undertaking concerned, (C9) the replacement of a vehicle, (C10) the amendment of vehicle particulars, or (C11) an additional vehicle with existing authorisation; -as well as, in the case of an application contemplated in C6 of C7, - (C12) the number of the permit concerned. (d) the number and type of vehicles, including the carrying capacity or gross vehicle, mass of the vehicles involved in the application, (e) the nature of the road transportation or proposed road transportation, (f) the points between or the route or routes along or the area or areas within which the road transportation is conducted or the proposed road transportation is to be conducted where any of (a) to (f) are applicable, are public able, are published below in terms of section 14(1) of the road Transportation Act, 1977 (Act 74 of 1977). In terms of regulation 4 of the Road Transportation Regulations, 1977, written representations supporting these applications must within 21 days from the date of this publication, be lodged by hand with, or dispatched by registered post to, the local road transportation board concerned in quadruplicate, and lodged by hand with, or dispatched by registered post to, the applicant at his advertised address (see (b)) in single copy. Address to which representations must be directed: The Secretary, Free State Operating License Board, Private Bag X20579, Bloemfontein, 9300. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROVINCIAL GAZETTE / PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 / 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 3 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ADVERT 253 1) AOFSLB127055 2) M.A DIKHOELE 4206025525089 3) 139 BULTFONTEIN, SELOSESHA, THABA NCHU, 9875 Thaba Nchu Long & Short Taxi Association 4) LFSLB7701 Additional Authority 5) 1 x 22 (Seating) 6) Gazette Number: ADVERT 253 (17 Sep 2018) 7.1.) Proposed List of Routes 7.1.1.) Minibus taxi-type service 7.1.1.1. Van Riebeeck Taxi Rank(Thaba Nchu) (Origin), Rustenburg Taxi Rank(Rustenburg) (Destination) - FS079THALDTA(7000QA6000YJ10039308)Trips from Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu to Taxi Rank, Malan Street, Rustenburg and Return. (Vehicle to be stationed at Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu and must be operated from there). 7.1.1.2. Main Taxi Rank (Thaba Nchu) (Origin), Bastion Square Taxi Rank(Bloemfontein) (Destination) - FSBC071THALDTA(7001CG7000QR00039311)Trips from Main Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu to Bastion Square Taxi Rank, cnr St. George Street and Power Road, Bloemfontein via Albert Moroka High School situated in road N8, Thaba Nchu and Return. (Vehicle to be stationed at Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu and must be operated from there). 7.1.2.) Charter service 7.1.2.1. Thaba Nchu (Origin), Thaba Nchu (Destination) - FSBRC31156 (7100NC7100KM00173206) PERSONS MAKING USE OF CHARTER SERVICE: FROM THABA NCHU TO POINTS SITUATED WITHIN THE RSA AND RETURN. SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. NO REPETATIVE DAILY SCHEDULED SERVICE OPERATING IN ACCORDANCE A TIMETABLE WILL BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE HOLDER OF THIS AUTHORITY FROM ANY POINTS REFERRED TO IN THE SAID AUTHORITY TO ANY OTHER POINT REFERRED TO THEREIN. 2. THE HIRING OF A VEHICLE AND A DRIVER IN POSSESSION OF A DRIVERS PERMIT FOR A JOURNEY AT A CHARGE ARRANGED BEFORE HAND. 3. NEITHER THE OPERATOR NOR THE DRIVER MAY CHARGE THE PASSENGER INDIVIDUAL FARES. 4. THE PERSON HIRING THE SERVICE HAS THE RIGHT TO DECIDE THE ROUTE, DATE. 5. THE PASSENGERS WILL BE CONVEYED TO A COMMON DESTINATION. STRICTLY FOR CHARTER SERVICE LICENSE MAY BE WITHDRAWN IF LICENSE IS USED IMPROPERLY. 7.2.) Current List of Routes 7.2.1.) Minibus taxi-type service 7.2.1.1. Van Riebeeck Taxi Rank(Thaba Nchu) (Origin), Rustenburg Taxi Rank(Rustenburg) (Destination) - FS079THALDTA(7000QA6000YJ10039308)Trips from Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu to Taxi Rank, Malan Street, Rustenburg and Return. (Vehicle to be stationed at Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu and must be operated from there). 7.2.1.2. Main Taxi Rank (Thaba Nchu) (Origin), Bastion Square Taxi Rank(Bloemfontein) (Destination) - FSBC071THALDTA(7001CG7000QR00039311)Trips from Main Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu to Bastion Square Taxi Rank, cnr St. George Street and Power Road, Bloemfontein via Albert Moroka High School situated in road N8, Thaba Nchu and Return. (Vehicle to be stationed at Taxi Rank, Van Riebeeck Street, Thaba Nchu and must be operated from there). 1) AOFSLB130604 2) V W XABA 6202225709084 3) 4375 EXT. 3, ZAMDELA, SASOLBURG, 9571 Metsimaholo Taxi Association 4) LFSLB28987 Additional Authority 5) 1 x 15 (Seating) 6) Gazette Number: ADVERT 253 (17 Sep 2018 7.1.) Proposed List of Routes 7.1.1.) Minibus taxi-type service 7.1.1.1. Zamdela taxi rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela(Sasolburg) (Origin), Noord Street Taxi Rank(Joubertpark) (Destination) - FSBC360LETA(7000TA1000RM10039600)On trips from Zamdela Taxi Rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg to Taxi Rank, Noord Street Johannesburg and return. (Vehicle to be stationed at Zamdela Taxi Rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg and must be operated from there). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROVINCIAL GAZETTE / PROVINSIALE KOERANT, 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 / 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 4 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7.1.1.2. Zamdela taxi rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela(Sasolburg) (Origin), Cnr Kort and Kruis Street taxi rank(Parys) (Destination) - FSBC354ZTA(7000TA7000SS10039788)On trips from Zamdela Taxi Rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg to Taxi Rank, cnr. Kort and Kruis Streets, Parys via Henop, Wolwehoek, R59 road and return (Vehicle to be stationed at Zamdela Taxi Rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg and must be operated from there). 7.1.1.3. Zamdela taxi rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela(Sasolburg) (Origin), Taxido Taxi Rank(Vereeniging) (Destination) - FSBC356ZTA(7000TA1000TD10039789)On trips from Zamdela Taxi Rank, Lekoa Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg to Taxido Taxi Rank, cnr. Union and Stanley Streets, Vereeniging via
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    DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT This Draft Environmental Impact Report was done to comply with the requirements of the Environmental Regulations, R982 and R984, promulgated on 4 December 2014. These Regulations are promulgated in terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management Act, Act 107 of 1998. The proposed project is listed under Item 2 of Listing Notice 2. Administrative Information Location description : The Proposed Development is located on the Remainder of the farm Rodenbeck 2972, Bloemfontein. The proposed Development is located on the south-eastern side of Bloemfontein, east of the Dewetsdorp Road Project Description : Proposed Rodenbeck Township Establishment on the Remainder of the farm Rodenbeck 2972, Bloemfontein that includes Infrastructure and Roads. 26 September 2017 on behalf of: MANGAUNG METRO MUNICIPALITY Compiled By: MvW Environmental Services Stock Crescent 9 Bloemfontein 9301 Draft EIR NEAS: EMS/15,27,28/17/06 PROPOSED RODENBECK TOWNSHIP ESTABLISHMENT ON THE REMAINDER OF THE FARM RODENBECK 2972 , BLOEMFONTEIN THAT INCLUDES INFRASTRUCTURE AND ROADS. 26 September 2017 Conducted on behalf of: MANGAUNG METRO MUNICIPALITY P O Box 3704, Bloemfontein 9300 Attention: ME Mohlahlo Tel. No: 051 – 405 8523 COMPILED BY: Mr M van Wyk B.Sc & M .Sc . Env ironmental Management MvW Environmental Services Stock Crescent 9 Bloemfontein 9301 Tel. No: 082 697 7073 Fax No: 086 658 6641 Email: [email protected] MvW Environmental Services - 2017 2 Draft EIA Report – Proposed Rodenbeck Township Establishment EXUCUTIVE SUMMARY A. INTRODUCTION The developer, being Mangaung Metro Municipality, who is the owner of the Farm Rodenbeck 2972, decided to embark on the development of the property as a measure to eradicate informal settlements currently situated on the farm portion as well as in the vicinity of the application site by establishing a residential township that will cater for the lower end of the bankable housing market.