What you want to know about
the 'Ramsgate Piper?'
Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary
A subsidiary section of South African Butterfly Breeding Association
A section 21 Company. Registration No 2005/035553/08.
P.O. Box 599, Ramsgate, 4285.
Tel: (039) 314 9307 Fax: 0867427951 Cell: 074 4225 587
Websites: (1) www.sabutterflies.co.za (2) www.sabba.co.za (3) www.butterflyweddings.co.za
(4) www.butterflysanctuary.co.za (5) www.ramsgatebutterflyvalley.co.za
 
The 'Butterfly Sanctuary' / 'Butterfly Farm' of CBISA
Is Closed

Your Pledge Helping Us Make A Home For The New 'Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary'
is now officially closed - No more pledges will be accepted
as of the 1st December 2011 - updated 21st December 2011

 

The beginnings of the new 'Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary'

Using recyclable materials for
rock featured walls (as pointed out by the FEVER, these photos represent what the new butterfly sanctuary will look like) Built by E. Whiteley between 2006 - 2007
 
Uniquely designed structures with
careful planning and application (as pointed out by the FEVER, these photos represent what the new butterfly sanctuary will look like) Built by E. Whiteley  between 2006 - 2007

 
Excavating a new road for the project
in support of the New Sanctuary
 
Building our own paving for the new
road. It a long way to go
 
Slushing the new paving blocks
with pure cement for strength
 
Planting new host plants for
the new Butterfly Sanctuary
 
The building site for the pledged
new home for the competition draw
 
The proposed new home for the
competition draw, valuation 2.8million
 
New features for the new lepidome of
the new Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary (as pointed out by the FEVER, these photos represent what the new butterfly sanctuary will look like) Built by E. Whiteley between 2006 - 2007
 
New features for the new lepidome of
the Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary (as pointed out by the FEVER, these photos represent what the new butterfly sanctuary will look like) Built by E. Whiteley between 2006 - 2007
Butterflies found in the
Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary
New features for the new lepidome of
the Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary (as pointed out by the FEVER, these photos represent what the new butterfly sanctuary will look like) Built by E. Whiteley between 2006 - 2007
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What has happened to the old 'Butterfly Sanctuary'?
We started this new project in November 2008 as 'Conservation of Butterflies in South Africa' had to vacate the neighboring property on which the Ramsgate Butterfly Sanctuary was established in 2001. This was to avoid legal prosecution by government departments for non compliance in the buildings erected prior to our occupation. It is public knowledge that legal proceedings have been instituted against the owner and landlord for compensation. The matter will be heard in the Durban High Court on the 8th - 10th of February 2012.

We have acquired the property adjacent to what was known as the 'Butterfly Sanctuary', which is now called the 'Butterfly Valley'. Huge strides have been made in the development of the new 'development' Phase 1 - development of 4 units. We are hoping to have this ready in 2012. Email us at updates@ramsgatebutterflysanctuary.co.za and we will keep you informed of all developments.

What has been done so far?
We have been very busy in getting all the paper work done for the new development. Some of the important things that have been acquired so far are as follows;

   
  • Purchase of property by the Whiteley Family Trust

  • Adjacent consent from neighbors for the proposed development

  • Plans drawn for the entire project

  • Traffic report and soil analysis  

  • Surveying of property       

  • Purification tests      

  • Environment Impact Assessment study  (EIA)

  • Excavating for pledge home

  • Gravel road development

  • Paving blocks for new road

  • Storm water gutters have been implemented

  • Planting new indigenous trees and flowers

  • Submission of Plan checklist (passed)

  • Plans submitted to HCM

  • UGU Contribution

  Cost      R 95 000.00
  Cost      R       914.00
  Cost      R    4 000.00
  Cost      R     2000.00
  Cost      R    7 500.00
  Cost      R    2 500.00
  Cost      R    4 000.00
  Cost      R    9 000.00
  Cost      R  30 000.00
  Cost      R  18 000.00
  Cost      R    5 000.00
  Cost      R  60 000.00
  Cost      R        200.00
  Cost      R  29 656.00
  Cost      R  28 530.00
 


What still has to be done?

There is still a lot of work to be done. Soon we will be preparing the foundations for the competition home as well as the security walls and then we start with the buildings in earnest. But we need to do the following first:
 
   
  • Sectional Title

  • Municipal amenities (electricity)

  • Building of entire project

  Cost     R    18 000.00
  Cost     R  120 000.00
  Cost     R   2.3 million
 

You can win big time
Pledge R100 towards Conservation of Butterflies in South Africa and you stand a free given chance of winning big time.
 

Enter Your New R2.8 million Home Draw Here!!!!

Conditions of the free draw for pledgee’s

  • These conditions were placed onto this website on the 4th February 2011. Therefore only computer generated pledges from pledgee's who have made an electronic pledge on this website (prior to this date) may withdraw their pledge no later than the 5th March 2011. This will be refunded within 7 working days of the pledgee’s notification. All hand written tickets (from the conception of this project) presented by representatives, have these condition on the reverse side.

  • All pledgee’s carry the liability of checking this site frequently and do not expect CBISA to contact them for any prize claims not collected by the pledgee.

  • This special opportunity, 'YOUR 2.8 MILLION RAND HOME' draw is presented by Conservation of Butterflies in South Africa and is
    a fundraising project for the development of a new Butterfly Sanctuary.

  • Pledgees may not cancel their pledges made and no re-imbursements may be demanded.

  • All prizes not claimed within 21 working days will be forfeited. Such prizes or the value thereof will be accepted automatically as donations to CBISA.

  • The Pledgee has agreed that he/she is aware of these conditions, agrees and accepts these stipulated conditions as binding on his/her conscience.

  • The Pledgee agrees that there was no misrepresentation by the representative or this website.

  • CBISA reserves the right to accept or refuse any donation made through this website that a pledgee may make or wishes to make.

  • Please report any misrepresentation by any of our representatives to our offices, concerning any promises not mentioned on this document and we shall deal with it instantly. Call us on 039 314 9307

  • Staff, members of the organization or family members will not be legible for any of the draws.

  • The main draw (the draw for the house) will be conducted by two independent and separate bodies (in which CBISA retains the rights to appoint). An independent and recognized newspaper as well as a recognized independent Internet Server. (This may change due to unforeseen circumstances).

  • Should you not be happy with these stipulated conditions, please feel free not to pledge any donations, as these will not be refundable.