Area Notice Board

Events in Kloofendal Nature Reserve

Events January - March 2012
embership Application Form

Metro Boulevard

Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development's (GDARD) decision on the
"Environmental Authorisation for the Route Determination of the Proposed Metro Boulevard."

Minutes of the public meeting for the proposed Metro Boulevard project,
held on 19 February 2009

Appendix 1 Presentation

Appendix 2 Attendance Register

Minutes of the meeting held in November 2008

11th Noveber 2008

Please click here for a letter informing all Interested and Affected Parties(I&APs) of the availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the above-mentioned project.

Please also note the invitation to an Information Sharing Meeting, to be held on 26 November 2008.

Information on the proposed Metro Boulevard

Dear Registered Interested and Affected Party

Kindly be advised that, following the submission of the Final Scoping Report for the EIA for the Route Determination of the Proposed Metro Boulevard, it has come to our attention that a few I&AP letters have been omitted from the report. Thus, we have re-submitted the Final Scoping Report including the omitted letters and an updated Comments and Response Report.

The omitted letters (Appendix M2) and the updated Comments and Response Report (Appendix G) may be viewed on the following ftp site ftp://ftp.gibb.co.za/public/rivonia/Metro%20Boulevard/, which has recently been updated.

Please do not hesitate to contact me should you require any additional information.

Regards

Kasantha Moodley
Environmental Scientist

ARCUS GIBB (Pty) Ltd
GIBB HOUSE
359 Rivonia Boulevard, Rivonia
P.O. BOX 2700, Rivonia 2128

Tel: +27 11 519 4701
Fax: +27 11 807 5670
Cell: +27 82 290 1440

Email: kmoodley@gibb.co.za

www.gibb.co.za

Click here for the final scoping report on the Metro Boulevard

Click here for the Final Environmental Report

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Trinity House March Against Crime

Cool@School

A group of concerned parents have set up an organisation called “Cool@School” to deal with the ways that crime is affecting our children emotionally, with them becoming scared, anxious, stressed, losing hope and feeling completely powerless.

It is planned to develop a program to empower children to deal with the ways in which crime touches their lives, which will be run at as many different schools as possible, in the hopes that it will, in the long run, enable children to become well-rounded adults who can lead our country in a positive way.

Visit their website at www.facesofcrime.co.za and see if there is any way you are able to help them.