Your opinion re:-grant of a permit for Chikurubi Subdivision
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Sally Murdoch
1 month ago
It will cause to many problems,especially with amenities
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Oliver Chimuka
1 month ago
I don't support this development to be done in our area which is already congested
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Mi Mu
1 month ago
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Abutting Mandara neighborhood a brick making plant was established in a zone not fit for purpose due to possible negative long term environmental effects to include pollution of Mandara ground water. It is within this same vicinity that this project is proposed. One wonders how these will co-exist. Further there will be a negative impact on roads such as Pringle due to increased levels of traffic. There will also be increased pressure on groundwater resulting in more dry boreholes in the arrea
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Hester Musandu
1 month ago
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I purchased my property at a premium because of its location. With ongoing blasting from the brick plant, concerns over the aquifer, and now 300 proposed dwellings, the cumulative environmental and infrastructure impact is deeply concerning.
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Ruby Magosvongwe
1 month ago
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The project is most likely going to have impact on the underground water reserves that people mostly depend on since there is no municipal water supply in Mandara. There should be serious consideration for the long term impact on water sustainability in Mandara.
It will cause to many problems,especially with amenities
I don't support this development to be done in our area which is already congested
Abutting Mandara neighborhood a brick making plant was established in a zone not fit for purpose due to possible negative long term environmental effects to include pollution of Mandara ground water. It is within this same vicinity that this project is proposed. One wonders how these will co-exist. Further there will be a negative impact on roads such as Pringle due to increased levels of traffic. There will also be increased pressure on groundwater resulting in more dry boreholes in the arrea
I purchased my property at a premium because of its location. With ongoing blasting from the brick plant, concerns over the aquifer, and now 300 proposed dwellings, the cumulative environmental and infrastructure impact is deeply concerning.
The project is most likely going to have impact on the underground water reserves that people mostly depend on since there is no municipal water supply in Mandara. There should be serious consideration for the long term impact on water sustainability in Mandara.