Ministerial Directive Sample Clauses

Ministerial Directive. Construction of the 33.7 km long, 1 000 mm diameter Welbedacht Steel Pipeline Phase 1: The construction is still in progress and the project will be completed by 30 March 2022. The Welbedacht Pre-stressed Concrete pipeline which supplies water from Welbedacht Dam to Bloemfontein and the surrounding Towns up to Kopanong Local Municipality. This pipeline is more than 50 years and has surpassed its design life span. The project will ensure the security of supply to Mangaung Metropolitan and other Municipalities.
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Ministerial Directive. Matjhabeng Local Municipality: Sanitation Infrastructure Intervention Matjhabeng Local Municipality is one of the local municipalities under Lejweleputswa District in the Free State province. The major towns are Allanridge, Hennenman, Odendaalsrus, Ventersburg, Virginia and Welkom. The development of this towns was influenced by the discovery of mineral resources in the Goldfield area. The Municipality has eleven (11) sewer works and nine of them are non-functional due to vandalism and poor maintenance over time. Out of 57 pump stations about 52 are also affected by the same situation. The state of the infrastructure has resulted in poor green drop outcomes and continuous non-compliance about sewer management The Ministerial Directive had been issued to Bloem Water as the Implementing Agent for Matjhabeng Local Municipality. To assist with the urgent intervention of the Sanitation Infrastructure challenges which comprises of the Refurbishment & Upgrading of the eleven (11) Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTWs), the fifty-two
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Ministerial Directive. Construction of the 33.7 km long, 1 000 mm diameter Welbedacht Steel Pipeline The Minister issued a directive for the implementation of Phase 1 of the construction of the 33.7 km long pipeline from Leeuberg to Brandkop Reservoir which is currently under implementation as planned for completion within a period of 24 months. This will ensure the security of supply to Mangaung Metropolitan and other Municipalities.

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