CRR IV FEIR ~ 26042010 [FINAL].pdf - Environmental Projects
CRR IV FEIR ~ 26042010 [FINAL].pdf - Environmental Projects
CRR IV FEIR ~ 26042010 [FINAL].pdf - Environmental Projects
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EIA FOR THE PROPOSED LANGEZANDT QUAYS DEVELOPMENT IN STRUISBAAI HARBOUR: <strong>CRR</strong><br />
3.1.137<br />
3.1.138<br />
3.1.139<br />
3.1.140<br />
Johan Liebenberg,<br />
Dorel Van der<br />
Westhuizen, Kobus<br />
Viljoen, Abrie<br />
Bruwer, Chris Moll,<br />
Stuart Du Plessis,<br />
G. R. Youldon,<br />
Johan Venter (59,<br />
73, 69, 66, 65, 172,<br />
93, 78)<br />
Johan Liebenberg,<br />
Dorel Van der<br />
Westhuizen, Kobus<br />
Viljoen, Abrie<br />
Bruwer, Chris Moll,<br />
Stuart Du Plessis,<br />
G. R. Youldon,<br />
Johan Venter (59,<br />
73, 69, 66, 65, 172,<br />
93, 78)<br />
Johan Liebenberg,<br />
Dorel Van der<br />
Westhuizen, Kobus<br />
Viljoen, Abrie<br />
Bruwer, Chris Moll,<br />
Stuart Du Plessis,<br />
G. R. Youldon,<br />
Johan Venter (59,<br />
73, 69, 66, 65, 172,<br />
93, 78)<br />
Johan Liebenberg,<br />
Dorel Van der<br />
Westhuizen, Kobus<br />
Viljoen, Abrie<br />
Bruwer, Chris Moll,<br />
Stuart Du Plessis,<br />
G. R. Youldon,<br />
Johan Venter (59,<br />
73, 69, 66, 65, 172,<br />
93, 78)<br />
A low rating for traffic flow can only be<br />
possible if you have the swimmers and<br />
fisherman enter the harbour through the<br />
main door of the proposed development.<br />
I also note that on Aurecon website, the<br />
impact rating is in Black and White, while all<br />
the proposed views of the development had<br />
colour. Page 117 - and so were the spatial<br />
planning context; Page 59 – and various<br />
aerial photographs. The impact<br />
assessments (black and white) are of more<br />
importance. I argue that this constitute a<br />
fatal flaw<br />
Referring on page 31 (1.7), it is assumed<br />
the information given by the proponent is<br />
correct. In the meeting, on Saturday 31<br />
October 2009, the architect acknowledged<br />
that it is difficult to be accurate when<br />
superimposing new developments onto<br />
existing photographs. Despite all the<br />
warnings, you still allow this material to be<br />
used at the presented in public.<br />
It is inaccurate to state that “due to strong<br />
opposition to alternatives” the development<br />
appointed an architect to design alternative<br />
6. We were totally against 4 storey building<br />
(alternative 6), even at the previous public<br />
meetings. The number of oppositions is not<br />
mentioned anywhere in your report<br />
No such suggestion has ever been made. The<br />
access to the harbour via Harbour Road will<br />
remain unaffected.<br />
This is incorrect. The tables in the draft EIR<br />
were in colour with red clearly showing where<br />
the high negative impacts were. The detail<br />
was also explain thoroughly in the text.<br />
Please refer to Section 3.1.123 of this<br />
Comment and Response Report. The<br />
correspondence sent by letter would have<br />
been presented in black and white.<br />
Stauch Vorster: The lamppost you are<br />
referring to is in fact 9.2m above ngl and<br />
therefore the scale of the proposed<br />
development his accurately depicted<br />
(assuming a reasonable degree of standard<br />
deviation).<br />
These images were furthermore accepted by<br />
the visual impact assessor before being<br />
utilised in the visual impact assessment.<br />
Please refer to Sections 5.2.5 and 5.2.6 of the<br />
<strong>FEIR</strong>.<br />
Your comment is noted, however with<br />
reference to the Feasibility Assessment<br />
(Annexure P/R of the <strong>FEIR</strong>) it is clear that a<br />
building less than ground level plus three<br />
levels would not be financially viable.<br />
Alternatives assessed have thus been in line<br />
with the potential feasibility as the proponent<br />
would be reluctant to develop an unprofitable<br />
building.<br />
Process<br />
Process<br />
Process<br />
Process<br />
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