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The SATRP Company encourages all to read the revised SATRP IIWTM Plan
Estimated cost per kg for year 1 = R1.98!
The SATRP Company thanks the Minister Edna Molewa, for giving the SATRP Company the opportunity to resubmit the SATRP IIWTM Plan, and also for the good legislation that is in place to guide the industries in setting up their producer responsibility plans.
A Meeting with the DEA Minister Edna Molewa has been requested in order to provide any information that might be required.
The amended SATRP IIWTM Plan was submitted to the Minister on 14 March 2012.
The SATRP Company and its stakeholders, having taken into consideration the Minister's comments in rejecting the plan in November 2011, have made the necessary amendments to the SATRP Plan and have now resubmitted it in terms of the Waste Tyre Regulations, 2009 (WTR) regulation 11(2).
The SATRP Company initiative was created by leaders in the tyre industry, at the request of Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) , to plan and administrate the waste tyre project. Any tyre producer may become a subscriber to the SATRP Integrated Waste Tyre Management Plan (The Plan). To date over 85% of producers have registered with The Plan as subscribers.
The SATRP Industry Plan provides for collection and disposal of waste tyres originating from the subscribers to the SATRP Industry Plan. The Waste Tyre Regulation calls for all pneumatic waste tyres to be dealt with but allows for various categories of tyres to be phased into the management process over a five year period. The SATRP Industry Plan proposes to deal with passenger and commercial vehicle tyres during the first year of operation. The SATRP Company estimates the mass of these tyres generated at tyre dealers across South Africa, at 95,000 tons annually. Additional tyre categories will be added to the management process annually.
The SATRP Company initiative was created by leaders in the tyre industry, at the request of Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) , to plan and administrate the waste tyre project. Any tyre producer may become a subscriber to the SATRP Integrated Waste Tyre Management Plan (The Plan). To date over 85% of producers have registered with The Plan as subscribers.
The SATRP Industry Plan provides for collection and disposal of waste tyres originating from the subscribers to the SATRP Industry Plan. The Waste Tyre Regulation calls for all pneumatic waste tyres to be dealt with but allows for various categories of tyres to be phased into the management process over a five year period. The SATRP Industry Plan proposes to deal with passenger and commercial vehicle tyres during the first year of operation. The SATRP Company estimates the mass of these tyres generated at tyre dealers across South Africa, at 95,000 tons annually. Additional tyre categories will be added to the management process annually.
A meeting was called at short notice by the DG of the DEA Ms Nosipho Ngcaba at the Sheraton Hotel in Pretoria on 10 April 2012. Three representatives each from the SATRP, REDISA and the RMI were invited to attend as well as a legal advisor of the DEA. Click here to read more.
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Comments requested on amended SATRP Integrated Industry Waste Tyre Management Plan (IIWTMP).
The SATRP Company has been directed by the Minister of DEA to publish a notice in nationally distributed newspapers calling for comments on the revised and amended SATRP IIWMP. The Minister has, in addition, directed the Company to request comments from all SATRP Company stakeholders. The 30 day comment period is from 13 May to 13 June 2012. The SATRP Company will then consider and incorporate the comments, where appropriate, into the SATRP Plan and re-submit it to the Minister for approval and gazetting.
The revised plan (as per the Ministers recommendations) is available under SATRP Plan.
Kindly read the SATRP IIWM Plan and send us your valuable comments.
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