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FIGURE 6: LAYOUT OF THE PROPOSED SLOT-SLOPE WECS IN RELATION TO EXISTING AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS FOR ALTERNATIVES 3No-go AlternativeThe No-go alternative, whereby Abagold would continue to utilize electricity supplied by Eskom, wasalso considered in the assessment.3. ACTIVITY POSITIONIndicate the position of the activity using the latitude and longitude of the centre point of the site foreach alternative site.Latitude (S):Longitude (E):Co-ordinate of central position at theproposed site (Alternative 1, 2 and 3)34 o 26.167‘ 19 o 13.402‘29
4. PHYSICAL SIZE OF THE ACTIVITYIndicate the physical size of the preferred activity/technology as well as alternativeactivities/technologies (footprints):Alternative:Size of the activity:Alternative A1 (preferred activity alternative) 20 900 m 2Alternative A2 (if any) 20 900 m 2Alternative A3 (if any) 35 000 m 25. SITE ACCESSDoes ready access to the site exist?YESNOThere are currently two access routes to the site. The one access route is a gravel roadleading through the Abagold farm down to the existing pump house. The second is a tarredand cement road to the north east of the Abagold farm leading to around the Harbour Rocksrestaurant. The rocky platform can be accessed by vehicles off this access road. Noadditional access routes will be constructed. Access roads are indicated on the site plan(Appendix A) and shown on site photographs (Appendix B).6. SITE OR ROUTE PLANSee Appendix A.7. SITE PHOTOGRAPHSSee Appendix B.8. FACILITY ILLUSTRATIONSee Appendix C.30
Page 1: PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION
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Page 20 and 21: TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION A: ACTIVIT
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