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PPC Riebeeck West: Storm water Management Plan Page 43 management requirements documented as part of the mines ISO 14001:2004 environmental management commitment. Cover the management measures required for the proposed new facility when it is authorised through NEMA. When the cement upgrade project gains authorisation through the EIA completed in terms of NEMA, it will also have to be covered within the scope of the mining EMP required for the DME. This EMP will include the management measure for both the construction and future operation of the proposed new cement plant.
PPC Riebeeck West: Storm water Management Plan Page 44 2 APPROACH TO THE SWMP DEVELOPMENT During the PPC “Se Kïka” EIA process (which has now been withdrawn) a number of specialist studies were commissioned which has provided PPC Riebeeck with a detailed understanding of their baseline environment. During this EIA, IVUSI environmental consultants was commissioned to prepare a Integrated Water Use License application. This application, the amended EMP The Stormwater Management Plan is in the format provided in DWAF‟s Best Practise Guideline G1 Storm Water Management, August 2006). 2.1 OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT The objective of this integrated IWWMP is to take a holistic approach towards integrated and optimized waste and water management in the day to day operations of PPC Riebeeck. PPC Riebeeck was established in 1952 to meet the demand for cement in the Western Cape. Due to the historical nature of the site and the development of more stringent environmental legislation, PPC Riebeeck is in a state of continual improvement to ensure that all its facilities comply with current legal requirements. The objective of the Stormwater Management Plan is to provide PPC Riebeeck with a consolidated plan for the complete water and water containing waste management cycle at PPC Riebeeck over the lifetime of the operations. The Stormwater Management Plan is therefore a living document that will be revised and updated throughout the life of the operations to accommodate additional information and improved technology to ensure that water and waste management is continually optimised and adapted to the changing needs of the water management area. The aim of the document is to identify all waste streams and water uses and to suggest the best feasible options and best practices for the cement plant to efficiently control waste emanating from activities on the land and minimise pollution of water, land and air, thereby, ensuring that very little or no impact is made on the environment, surrounding environment, people, fauna or flora. The IWWMP will assist in ensuring resource protection as it is founded on the precautionary principal. The IWWMP takes into account the hierarchy of decision-taking as suggested by DWAF and illustrated in Figure 2.1: The development of the IWWMP as a component of the WULA and ISO14001 accreditation is part of this continual improvement.
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