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not occur on the survey area. Hence, community structure and ecosystem functioning will already have been altered, particularly as a result of noise generation, cultivation and habitation. Signs of animal life that were noted on the mining area included abundant molehills, hares and a duiker. Table 13: Mammals and reptiles that may occur in the Ermelo area Scientific name English name Afrikaans name Mammals Atelerix frontalis Hedgehog Krimpvarkie Raphicerus campestris Steenbok Steenbok Papio ursinus Chacma Baboon Bobejaan Lepus saxatilis Scrub Hare Kolhaas Pedetes capensis Springhare Springhaas Paraxerus cepapi Tree squirrel Boomeekhoring Thryonomys swinderianus Greater Cane rat Grootrietrot Hystrix africaeaustralis Porcupine Ystervark Canis mesomelas Black Back Jackal Rooijakkals Vulpes chama Cape Fox Silwervos Ictonyx striatus Striped Polecat Stinkmuishond Poecilogale albinucha Striped Weasel Slangmuishond Melivora capensis Honey Badger Ratel Aonyx capensis Cape clawless Otter Groototter Lutra maculicollis Spotted necked Otter Kleinotter Civettictis civetta African civet Siwetkat Genetta tigrina Large spotted Genets Grootkolmuskuljaatkat Genetta genetta Small spotted Genets Kleinkolmuskuljaatkat Suricata suricatta Suricate Stokstertmeerkat Cynictis penicillata Yellow mongoose Rooimeerkat Ichneumia albicaudda White tailed mongoose Witstertmuishond Atilax paludinosus Water Mongoose Kommetjiegatmuishond Galerella sanguinea Slender Mongoose Rooimuishond Proteles cristatus Aardwolf Aardwolf Orycteropus afer Aardvark Erdvark Felis seval Serval Tierboskat Felis lybica African Wild cat Vaalboskat Sylvicapra grimmia Common duiker Duiker Raphicerus campestris Steenbok Steenbok Phacochoerus aethiopicus Warthog Vlakvark Pelea capreolus Grey Rhebok Vaalribbok Redunca fulvorufula Mountain Reedbok Rooiribbok Myosorex varius Forest Shrew Bosskeerbek Crocidura maiquensis Swamp Musk Shrew Vleiskeerbek Crocidura fuscomurina Tiny Musk Shrew Dwergskeerbek Crocidura cyanea Reddish-grey Musk Shrew Rooigrysskeerbek Crocidura silacea Peter’s Musk Shrew Peters se Skeerbek Crocidura hirta Lesser Red Musk Shrew Klein Rooiskeerbek Amblysomus hottentotus Hottentot Golden Mole Hottentot Goue Mol Elephantulus myurus Rock Elephant Shrew Klipklaasneus Epomophorus crypturus Peter’s Epauletted Fruit Bat Peter se Witkolvrugtevlermuis Eidolon helvum Straw coloured Fruit Bat Geel vrugtevlermuis EIA-REP-325d-11 October 2012 85
Taphozous mauritianus Tomb Bat Witlyfvlermuis Tadaria condylura Angola Free-tailed Bat Angola losstertvlermuis Tadaria aegyptiaca Egyptian Free-tailed Bat Egiptiese losstertvlermuis Eptesicus capensis Cape Serotine Bat Kaapse Dakvlermuis Cryptomys hottentotus Common Molerat Vaalmol Otomys laminatus Laminate Vlei Rat Bergvleirot Otomys irroratus Vlei Rat Vleirot Lemniscomys rosalia Single striped Mouse Eenstreepmuis Rhabdomys pumilio Striped Mouse Streepmuis Mus musculus House Mouse Huismuis Mus minutoides Pygmy Mouse Dwergmuis Aethomys namaquensis Namaqua Rock Mouse Namakwalandse Klipmuis Aethomys chrysophilus Red Veld Rat Afrikanse Bosrot Rattus rattus House Rat Huisrot Gerbillurus setzeri Setzeri’s Hairy footed Gerbil Setzer se Haarpootnagmuis Tatera leucogaster Bushveld Gerbil Bosveldse nagmuis Tatera brantsii Highveld Gerbil Hoëveldse nagmis Saccostomus campestris Pouched Mouse Wangsakmuis Dendromus melanotis Grey Climbing Mouse Grysklimmuis Steatomys pratensis Fat Mouse Vetmuis Reptiles Bitis arietans Puff Adder Pofadder Britis atropos Berg Adder Bergadder Causus rhombeatus Common Night Adder Nagadder Naja annulifera Snouted Cobra Egiptiese kobra Naja mossambica Mozambique Spitting Cobra Mosambiekse Speogkobra Hemachatus haemachatus Rinkhals Rinkhals Dispholidus typus Boomslang Boomslang Thelotornis capensis Twig snake Voelslang Atractaspis bibronii Stiletto snake Suidelike sypikslang Psammophis mossambicus Olive Grass snake Olyfgrasslang Psammophis brevirostris Short snouted snake Kortsnoetgrasslang Psammophylax rhombeatus Spotted Skaapsteker Gevlekte Skaapsteker Croptaphopeltis hotamboeia Herald snake Rooilipslang Telescopus species Tiger snake Tierslang Aparallactus capensis Cape Centipede Eater Swartkopslang Python sebae Southern African Rock Python Luislang Lamprophis fuliginosus Brown House Snake Bruin Huisslang Lycodonomorphus rufulus Common Brown water snake Bruin waterslang Pseudaspis cana Mole Snake Molslang Philothamnus semivariegatus Spotted Bush Snake Gespikkelde Bosslang Philothamnus hoplogaster Green Water Snake Groen waterslang Duberria lutrix Common slug eater Gewone slakvreter Lycophydion capense Cape Wolf Snake Kaapse Wolfslang Dasypeltis scabra Common Egg Eater Gewone eiervreter Typhlops species Blind Snakes Bilndeslang Rhinotyphlops species Blind Snakes Bilndeslang Leptotyphlops species Thread Snakes Erdslangetjie Birds occurring in the 2630AA quarter degree square were obtained from the Robert’s multimedia birds of Southern Africa list. All birds encountered during the site visit were identified and marked on the bird species list. EIA-REP-325d-11 October 2012 86
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November 2012 VUNENE COLLIERY (PTY)
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Photograph of site: EIA-REP-325d-11
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town of Ermelo. The area falls unde
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Figure 1: The Regulation 2(2) map o
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Figure 3: Cross section 2 from west
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• All pillars in the panel are un
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• Potential reduction in crime be
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS A comp
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The Scoping exercise concluded that
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effect on the environment will be m
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were caused by extensive anthropolo
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Land capability Assessment Accordin
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EIA-REP-325d-11 October 2012 1 CONT
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10.4.1.2 DURATION .................
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Table 33: Assessment of the possibl
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Page 39 and 40: INTRODUCTION Environmental Assuranc
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Page 65 and 66: 7.3.2 Electricity Numerous main dis
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Significance With Mitigation (WM) E
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• Affected communities must be no
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• Dust from heavy vehicles; • O
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• The illumination of Vunene Coll
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Erosion may be accelerated where wa
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areas can also transfer pollutants
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• Stockpiles can be used as a bar
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Weighting factor (WF) Mitigation Ef
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The impact is considered to have a
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Significance of impact: The transpo
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Description of impact: The most sen
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• Labour guidelines should be dra
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• Number of human inhabitants loc
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