Ensure that all construction activities remains within the minimum required working area; and Ensure access roads clearly marked and all vehicle movement is restricted to the demarcated access roads. Design and time construction activities in The visibility of the construction of the power association with landowners to minimise the Construction Construction of power line and line may give rise to a visual disturbance on interference effects; and Phase substation. tourism route / operations and residential Landowners can arrange tourism activities to homes. avoid construction area for duration of contract. Design and time construction activities in association with landowners to minimise the interference effects; and Construction activities Landowners can arrange hunting activities to Construction undertaken during the hunting Disturbance to hunting activities on hunting avoid construction area for duration of contract Phase season and in close proximity to concession game farms. or can arrange with contractor to work hunting concession game farms. elsewhere while hunters are on the property i.e. an operation plan to minimise impacts on the hunting season between May and October can be developed to suit landowner and contractor. Employment of local labour for Construction Creation of temporary jobs during Contractor to employ as many local labourers as is the duration of Construction Phase construction. feasibly possible. Phase. Prior to the commencement of the Construction Phase an ECO should carry out a survey of the final route alignment to determine / identify specific sites along the route alignment where vegetation species of conservation importance Construction Clearing all vegetation within the Loss of rare and endangered species due to (Red List and protected) are found; Phase construction footprint. bush clearing and access activities. Prior to commencement of the Construction Phase, permits to remove all protected species within the route alignment must be applied for and obtained from the relevant national and/or provincial authority; and
Ensure that all construction activities remains within the minimum required working area; and Ensure access roads clearly marked and all vehicle movement is restricted to the demarcated access roads. Construction Phase Construction of power line and substation. The visibility of the construction of the power line may give rise to a visual disturbance on tourism route / operations and residential homes. Design and time construction activities in association with landowners to minimise the interference effects; and Landowners can arrange tourism activities to avoid construction area for duration of contract. Construction Phase Construction activities undertaken during the hunting season and in close proximity to hunting concession game farms. Disturbance to hunting activities on hunting concession game farms. Design and time construction activities in association with landowners to minimise the interference effects; and Landowners can arrange hunting activities to avoid construction area for duration of contract or can arrange with contractor to work elsewhere while hunters are on the property i.e. an operation plan to minimise impacts on the hunting season between May and October can be developed to suit landowner and contractor. Construction Phase Employment of local labour for the duration of Construction Phase. Creation of temporary jobs during construction. Contractor to employ as many local labourers as is feasibly possible. Construction Phase Clearing all vegetation within the construction footprint. Loss of rare and endangered species due to bush clearing and access activities. Prior to the commencement of the Construction Phase an ECO should carry out a survey of the final route alignment to determine / identify specific sites along the route alignment where vegetation species of conservation importance (Red List and protected) are found; Prior to commencement of the Construction Phase, permits to remove all protected species within the route alignment must be applied for and obtained from the relevant national and/or provincial authority; and
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