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    Grey Dam plans

    Sue MaclennanBy Sue MaclennanAugust 29, 2017Updated:August 29, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    The GRA reports that Makana Municipality have appointed a service provider, Ilizwe Town and Regional Planners cc, to undertake a feasibility study and to compile a business plan for the purpose of developing Grey Dam into an income generating self-sustainable tourist and recreational facility. Below is one reader’s response. Read the document here: bit.ly/GRAGreyDam The GRA reports from the document: ‘Imperative to the Feasibility Study and Business Plan procedure is active stakeholder involvement throughout the process. Stakeholders must be assured that the stakeholder list can be updated at any time and those new organisations, structures, individuals and groupings can be included at any point.’ Photo: Alex Oosthuizen

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