PROPOSED ROAD 2382 - INDEX PAGE
Environmental Scoping Report For Road 2382 - Report Number 1896 (Volume1/1)
Bokamoso Landscape Architects and Environmental Consultants - January 2005 - Please read the Bokamoso Introduction Page - CLICK HERE
TIME LINE: CLICK HERE - Updated Saturday, November 11, 2006.
GDACE Close the Road D2382 File - CLICK HERE (PDF FILE)
Note: This DACE 'Closure Letter' dated 061102 was addressed to Bokamoso
with copies to the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality (CTMM),
the Gauteng Conservancy Association (GCA) and the National Association
of Conservancies of South Africa (NACSA). Please see the TimeLine entry
dated 051213.
GDACE Review of Proposed Road D2382 Scoping Report dated 13th December 2005 - CLICK HERE
Bokamoso made this report available to the Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) onThursday, March 02, 2006.
Key Issues raised by Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) in Response to the above Scoping Report
E-mail letter to Bokamoso - Nick Oosthuizen - CLICK HERE
Alternative solution to the dust problem - proposed on behalf of
Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) by Nick Oosthuizen. The
proposals as set out in the above Scoping Report will only solve a very
small part of the problem and add further problems to the equation.
It is imperative that ALL concerned parties understand that both the
Road 2382 and Road 2383 are causing a serious dust and mud problem
impacting on health and road safety of residents in the local area AND
the safety of users of the R21, M57, Road 2382 and Road 2383..
E-mail letter to Bokamoso (L5) - CLICK HERE
RESPONSE TO AMENDED SCOPING REPORT & REQUEST FOR SECOND PUBLIC MEETING - ROAD 2382.
Having studied the Amended Environmental Scoping Report For Road 2382
we find that a number of important Key Issues, raised by Interested and
Affected Parties (I&APs), have NOT been included in the report and
those that were included have NOT been adequately addressed. We again
ask that ALL of the key issues listed below be included, and addressed,
in the Scoping Report AND tabled for discussion at the Public Meeting.
E-mail letter to Bokamoso (L4) - CLICK HERE
REQUEST FOR SECOND PUBLIC MEETING - ROAD 2382.
Please refer to the Public Meeting held on the 30/09/04 at PLOT 160,
HWJ Timber Traders, Doornkloof East. The Interested and Affected
Parties (I&APs) call for a second meeting to be held at the same
venue, at a suitable time, during office hours. The e-mail requesting
the meeting includes a list of IMPORTANT ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE ON THE
AGENDA.
E-mail letter to Bokamoso (L3) - CLICK HERE
Alternatives Routes: 'Route 9' and 'Route 10' are proposed by Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs).
'Route 10', the modification and upgrading of the existing Provincial
Road P122-2 (M57), must become an option and given serious
consideration. The proposed alternatives
'Route 9' and 'Route 10' are the only options that will not have a
major noise impact on the residential area, located on the long ridge,
to the east of the R21. ALL of the routes (Routes 1-7)
proposed in the Scoping Report Number 1896 will result in an
intolerable noise impact on this residential area. The residents on the
'long ridge' are being asked to exchange intolerable levels of dust
from the road for intolerable levels of road noise. Clearly both
options are unacceptable and an equitable solution to the problem must
be found.
E-mail letter to Bokamoso (L2) - CLICK HERE
Should this road go ahead, as proposed in Scoping Report Number
1896, properties to the east of road R2382 (Sterkfontein Avenue) will
no longer be suitable for residential purposes due to the very high
level of vehicle noise. The projected noise level on the properties
would be far in excess of 55 dBA. The WHO guideline states that at
noise levels of 55 dBA, and above, serious annoyance occurs and speech
becomes difficult. This major noise impact, on a residential area, is
clearly a 'FATAL FLAW' in all of the proposed routes numbered 1-7.
The Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) are asking that a
qualified acoustician address ALL of the possible routes, give
consideration to the use of substantial earth berms, and calculate
present, and future, noise impact contours for ALL of the properties.
As road noise will be a very important aspect of the Environmental
Impact Assessment the I&APs must be involved in the appointment of
the acoustician.
E-mail letter to Bokamoso (L1) - CLICK HERE
Legal status of Road 2382 to be established.
Sterkfontein Avenue has, by default, become a through road with ever
increasing traffic, extremely dangerous curves and a VERY serious dust
problem. The Interested and Affected Parties
(I&APs) are still waiting for a written response from GAUTENG
DEPARTMENT OF ROADS defining the legal status of Roads 2382 and 2383
AND the legality of the extension of Road 2382 beyond the original
servitude roads shown on the attached map (See Index to FIGS: 1).
This matter was raised at the public meeting and the GAUTENG DEPARTMENT
OF ROADS' (GDR) written response should have been included in the
Scoping Report. The I&APs ask that GDR's written response be made
part of the addendum to Environmental Scoping Report (Number 1896
Volume 1/1) as a matter of urgency.
Minutes of Meeting with Landowner (12527J_SKN_M01) 2 MARCH 2004 - CLICK HERE_
MEETING WITH LAND OWNER (DV LARSEN) TO DISCUSS IMPACT OF ROAD ON RADIO MASTS AND RADIO
STATION - GAUTENG PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT, ROADS AND WORKS & NYELETI CONSULTING. A
section of Sterkfontein Avenue (R2382) is located on a servitude across
Mr Larsen's property and is very close to the Salbu Experimental Radio
Station radio masts. This servitude serves a number of purposes and
MUST not become part of a GAUTRANS road reserve.
(.....Notarial deed of servitude K 1686/1966 S dated the 15th NOVEMBER,
1966, and registered on the 28th DECEMBER, 1966, the property hereby
transferred is subject to a perpetual servitude of rights of way 15,74
metres wide in favour of the general public, as will more fully appear
from the said notarial deed and which servitude is represented by the
figures A s t F and C D v u on the annexed diagram S.G. No A 3158/2001....)
To view the western side of the Salbu Experimental Radio Station - CLICK HERE
Index to FIGS: 1-20 (ROAD MAPS & IMAGE FILES) - CLICK HERE
Index to FIGS: 1-20 referred to in the text files. These maps images can be printed for reference purposes.
GAUTENG TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ACT 8 OF 2001 - CLICK HERE
Regulations and Act 8 of 2001
GAUTENG TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ACT 8 OF 2001 (PDF) - DOWNLOAD
Regulations and Act 8 of 2001
PROBLEM SOLVING PROCEDURE (PDF) - DOWNLOAD
Blank Form - A Stuctured Problem Solving Procedure
E-MAIL
For information please see:
Proclaimed (declared) Roads in the Doornkloof East Area. PDF file (3.9MB) - DOWNLOAD
Minutes of ROAD 2382 Public Meeting 30/09/04. Microsoft Word file - DOWNLOAD
Minutes of ROAD 2382 Public Meeting 30/09/04. PDF file - DOWNLOAD
Nyeleti Design Report No 1991. Diagram shows impact on "Listed" Land Owners - DOWNLOAD
Nyeleti Minutes dated 2 March 2004. History behind the road infrastructure in the area - DOWNLOAD
Doornkloof Owners Association (DKOA) NOTICES - CLICK HERE
URL: http://www.salbu.co.za/dkoa
NOTES:
1) Right-of-ways: "A right-of-way (RoW) is a form of an easement
granted by the property owner that gives the right to travel over your
land and to have the reasonable use and enjoyment of your property to
others as long as it is not inconsistent with your use and enjoyment of
the land. These principles had their origin in traditional common law
which governed, for example, the free flow of water or allowed
neighboring landowners to travel over anothers property (an informal
"road system"). Although ownership rights of property are lessened by
an easement, society at large benefits due to the additional freedom of
movement."
2) Administrator's Notices: n terms of Road Ordinance No 22 of 1957
Notices impacting on Doornkloof 391JR for period 1969 to 1966
PDF file (3.9MB) - DOWNLOAD
3) "Dead Mans Bend" and "Killer Curve": E-mail Letters and photograhs of accidents. CLICK HERE
(BOKAMOSO - PLEASE ADD THIS INDEX AND ALL PAGES TO SCOPING REPORT )