Eskom Nuclear Draft EIA Report Review – Comment Extension Period

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Posted on 6th May 2010 by admin in Eskom |Nuclear Energy

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ESKOM – ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA: 12/12/20/944) FOR

A PROPOSED NUCLEAR POWER STATION AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE

REVIEW OF DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT

EXTENSION OF COMMENT PERIOD

As previously announced, an opportunity to review the Draft Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report commenced on 06 March 2010 with a closing date of 10 May 2010 (a 66-day comment period). During the meetings held as part of the public review, various Interested and Affected Parties requested an extension of the review period.

After due consideration of the requests and legal requirements, it has been decided that the comment period will be extended by an additional 21 days. The closing date for comment is now 31 May 2010. You are, therefore, afforded the opportunity to use the extended period to further review the report and submit any additional comments.

On behalf of the EIA Project Team, I should like to thank all those who have attended public meetings and Key Stakeholder Feedback Meetings held during the period 23 March – 21 April 2010, those who have already submitted comments on the Draft EIA Report and those who will take further time to review the reports and submit comments.

For additional information, please contact: Bongi Shinga or Dalene Murie at:

E-mail: nuclear1@acerafrica.co.za l  PO Box 503, Mtunzini, 3867 l Tel: 086 010 4958  l  Fax: 035 340 2232

Kind regards.

Yours sincerely

Ms Bongi Shinga

Public Participation Team

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SAVE BANTAMSKLIP ASSOCIATION

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Posted on 8th December 2009 by admin in Nuclear Energy

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SAVE BANTAMSKLIP ASSOCIATION
Private Bag X15 Suite 163, Hermanus, 7200 www.savebantamsklip.org

Dear Members and Interested Parties

We would like to tell you all that the Save Bantamsklip Association has come of age – it is our sixth month anniversary!  How we have grown – from two, to around four and a half thousand. Yes, a truly inspiring growth, showing the extent of public support for the removal of Bantamsklip, from the list of proposed nuclear power station sites.

A mass demonstration, planned for the 19th of December 2009, has been approved by the Overstrand Municipality, to protest against the power station. This will begin in Swallow Park, Hermanus (next to the Spur) at 10am and proceed to the Whale Museum, to hand over a petition and memorandum to the Mayor. We want to encourage all our community leaders, our members and other supporters to participate in showing just how many people are against this outrageous plan to have a nuclear power station on the Cape Whale Route. (More news about this soon)

With all this on the cards, we find ourselves at a critical juncture in our development drive to be an effective voice to save Bantamsklip. We hereby make an urgent appeal and ask all our members for funding donations and/or pledges.

It has been said: “Conservation without money is conversation”

Please help us become an effective voice and prevent this disaster from happening.

We are presently registering as an NPO (Non-Profit Organization)  which will entitle us a PBO (Public Benefit Organization ) number. Tax exemption certificates under section 18 of the Income Tax Act will then be issued, ensuring your donations will be tax deductable within this financial year 2009/10.

See below for account details.
Nedbank: Hermanus: Acc Name: Save Bantamsklip: Acc Number: 1345052359 Branch Code:134512

We thank you in anticipation, and thank those who have already helped.

Yours Sincerely

John Williams
Chairman

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