Case Decision - 187256

Final Comment: 
As there is apparently no evidence of any  significant archaeological material in this area, the SAHRA Archaeology, Palaeontology and Meteorites Unit has no objection to the development in terms of the archaeological component of the heritage resources on condition that, if any new evidence of archaeological sites or artefacts, palaeontological fossils, graves or other heritage resources are found during development, construction or mining, SAHRA or an archaeologist must be alerted immediately. Please note heritage reports should comply fully with s.38 (3) of the National Heritage Resources Act (Act no. 25 of 1999) and SAHRA Minimum Standards for Archaeological Impact Assessments. Reports that do not comply with these conditions will be returned to the applicant. Decisions on Built Environment (e.g. structures over 60 years) and Cultural Landscapes and associated Living Heritage (e.g. Sacred Sites) must be made by LIHRA, Limpopo Heritage Resources Authority, (Mr Donald Lithole, [email protected]),