EXECUTIVE SUMMARY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The proposed project is entitled, ³
The proposed project is entitled, ³ Cadangan Pembangunan Projek PendidikanCadangan Pembangunan Projek Pendidikan Bagi SMK Julau No. 2, Julau, (30BD) Di Atas Lot 353, Block 3, Jikang Land Bagi SMK Julau No. 2, Julau, (30BD) Di Atas Lot 353, Block 3, Jikang Land District, Sarawak Untuk Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia
District, Sarawak Untuk Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia ´. In the course of this´. In the course of this Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), it will be referred to as ³
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), it will be referred to as ³ the Proposedthe Proposed Project
Project´.´.
The proposed project is located south of Sg. Jikang and east of Julau Feeder Road The proposed project is located south of Sg. Jikang and east of Julau Feeder Road encompassing an area of approximately 28.3 hectares (70 acres). The proposed encompassing an area of approximately 28.3 hectares (70 acres). The proposed project site is located approximately 4 km away (by road) from Julau Town and 55 project site is located approximately 4 km away (by road) from Julau Town and 55 km from Sarikei Town. The surrounding areas near the project site are either km from Sarikei Town. The surrounding areas near the project site are either agric
agricultural lands ultural lands or rural developmeor rural developments compromising of nts compromising of residresidential ential settlemsettlements.ents. The area is currently accessible by car via an existing tar
The area is currently accessible by car via an existing tar -sealed Julau Feeder Road,-sealed Julau Feeder Road, which also serves as a vital link with the town and the surrounding countryside.
which also serves as a vital link with the town and the surrounding countryside. Figure 2.1
Figure 2.1 shows the locality plan of Julau and proposed site; andshows the locality plan of Julau and proposed site; and Figure 2.2Figure 2.2 showsshows the site plan of the project site. The proposed project is part of Ministry of the site plan of the project site. The proposed project is part of Ministry of Education¶s plan to develop the undeveloped
Education¶s plan to develop the undeveloped prime prime land into an eland into an educationducational centreal centre of choice while assisting the government in providing quality education opportunities of choice while assisting the government in providing quality education opportunities to fulfil the their obligation a
y
y Dining HallDining Hall y
y CanteenCanteen y
y Male DormitoryMale Dormitory y
y Female DormitoryFemale Dormitory y
y Class µµC¶ Quarters (1 block)Class µµC¶ Quarters (1 block) y
y Class µµD¶ Quarters (2 blocks)Class µµD¶ Quarters (2 blocks) y
y Class µµF¶Class µµF¶ y
y Guard HouseGuard House y
y Bus StandBus Stand y
y CourtyardCourtyard y
y Bicycle ShedBicycle Shed y
y Motorcycle BayMotorcycle Bay y
y Flag PoleFlag Pole y
y Garbage CentreGarbage Centre y
y Children PlaygroundChildren Playground y
y 1 unit of Football Field1 unit of Football Field y
y 1 unit of Running Track1 unit of Running Track y
y 1 units of Basketball Court1 units of Basketball Court y
y 1 unit of Volleyball Court1 unit of Volleyball Court y
y 1 unit of Sepak Takraw Court1 unit of Sepak Takraw Court y
y 1 unit of Netball Court1 unit of Netball Court y
y 1 unit of Badminton Court1 unit of Badminton Court y
y 1 unit of Elevated Water Tower 1 unit of Elevated Water Tower
1 unit of Sewerage Treatment Plant 1 unit of Sewerage Treatment Plant
The proposed project consists of design, construct and complete the earthworks, The proposed project consists of design, construct and complete the earthworks, engineering facilities
engineering facilities and buildings and buildings on the proposed on the proposed land for future land for future education usage.education usage. It falls under Item 3 (i) definition and therefore requires the submission of an It falls under Item 3 (i) definition and therefore requires the submission of an Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) report to the Natural Resources and Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) report to the Natural Resources and Environment Board,
Environment Board, Sarawak Sarawak for approval. for approval. This assThis assessment and essment and the grthe grantant ing ing of of approval by the NREB are mandatory prior to the implementation of any
approval by the NREB are mandatory prior to the implementation of any componentcomponent
of the project. of the project.
2.0
2.0 PROJECT PROJECT DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION The Project Proponent (
The Project Proponent (Kementerian Pelajaran Kementerian Pelajaran MalaysiaMalaysia )) andand XYZ Sdn. Bhd.XYZ Sdn. Bhd. (project contractor) undertake the construction and completion of ³Cadangan (project contractor) undertake the construction and completion of ³Cadangan Pembangunan Projek Pendidikan Bagi
Pembangunan Projek Pendidikan Bagi SMK Julau No.2, SMK Julau No.2, Julau, (30BD) Di Atas LotJulau, (30BD) Di Atas Lot 353, Block 3,
353, Block 3, Jikang Land DJikang Land Districtistrict, Sarawak Untuk Kementerian Pelaj, Sarawak Untuk Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysiaaran Malaysia ´.´. The proposed project site is located on the south of Sungai Jikang and east of Julau The proposed project site is located on the south of Sungai Jikang and east of Julau Feeder Road (an area of approx 28.3 ha or 70 acres). It is located slight outside or Feeder Road (an area of approx 28.3 ha or 70 acres). It is located slight outside or greater than 3 km radius from Julau Town, and in the midst of agricultural lands or greater than 3 km radius from Julau Town, and in the midst of agricultural lands or rural settlements.
rural settlements.
3.0
3.0 EXISTING EXISTING ENVIRONENVIRONMENTMENT
A description of the existing environment is included to establish the assessment of A description of the existing environment is included to establish the assessment of
the Proposed Project is rural residential, commercial and predominantly agricultural the Proposed Project is rural residential, commercial and predominantly agricultural lands. The project proponent will build a network of internal and perimeter drains to lands. The project proponent will build a network of internal and perimeter drains to provide sufficient drainag
provide sufficient drainage for e for the entire projthe entire project area. ect area. The original The original landscape (datulandscape (datu m)m) of project site
of project site is relatively high. is relatively high. However, certain locHowever, certain locations of the ations of the project site project site willwill involve cuts and fills to desired designed levels.
involve cuts and fills to desired designed levels.
The climate over Julau area is generally similar to all other parts of
The climate over Julau area is generally similar to all other parts of western Sarawak.western Sarawak. Its annual rainy season is between October to January, with scattered rainfall pattern Its annual rainy season is between October to January, with scattered rainfall pattern or locally known
or locally known as ³Landas´ or northeast monsoon. as ³Landas´ or northeast monsoon. The average monthly rainfall for The average monthly rainfall for Jualu area over the 10 years period (1999-2008) was 303.54 mm.
Jualu area over the 10 years period (1999-2008) was 303.54 mm. Water parameters at all sampling
Water parameters at all sampling points points conformed to Class IIB compliance limit withconformed to Class IIB compliance limit with the exception of BOD (ranging from 6~7 mg/L) and COD levels (ranging from the exception of BOD (ranging from 6~7 mg/L) and COD levels (ranging from 25~32mg/L).
25~32mg/L). Existing TSP Existing TSP levels at all levels at all monitoring locations wmonitoring locations were were well well within theithin the stipulated limits of
stipulated limits of 260260 QQg/mg/m33 recommended recommended by by the the DOE. DOE. Noise Noise levels (dBA)levels (dBA)
recorded all monitoring locations were within the World Health Organization (WHO) recorded all monitoring locations were within the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended noise exposure limits.
recommended noise exposure limits. b)
b) Biological EnvironmentBiological Environment Flora
Flora
Within the boundar
Within the boundary of the Project sitey of the Project site , a mixture of secondary forest, a mixture of secondary forest especially along the
especially along the banks of Sgbanks of Sg . Jikang, The c. Jikang, The cocoa (ocoa (TheobromaTheobroma cacaocacao)) farms, pepper (
farms, pepper (Piper nigrumPiper nigrum) and rubber () and rubber (Hevea brasiliensisHevea brasiliensis) gardens and) gardens and small farmlands are predominant cultivated crops. These farms and gardens small farmlands are predominant cultivated crops. These farms and gardens
Secondary forests, which is a result of land clearing are observed to be Secondary forests, which is a result of land clearing are observed to be dominated by fast-growing trees, notably several
dominated by fast-growing trees, notably several MacarangaMacaranga spp. (Benuak),spp. (Benuak), Vitex pubescens
Vitex pubescens (Leban)(Leban), Alstonia angustiloba, Alstonia angustiloba (Pelai),(Pelai), Callicarpa sp.,Callicarpa sp., Glochidion sp
Glochidion sp.(Mayam).(Mayam),, Timonius borneensisTimonius borneensis (Rentap)(Rentap), Artocarpus nitidus, Artocarpus nitidus (Telakong)
(Telakong) Eugenia sp., Cratoxylum glaucumEugenia sp., Cratoxylum glaucum (Gerangan),(Gerangan), DelleniaDellenia suffruticosa
suffruticosa (Buan),(Buan), Euodia albaEuodia alba (Jampang),(Jampang), Vernonia arboreaVernonia arborea (Entepong)(Entepong) and
and Ficus spFicus sp (Tempan).(Tempan). In highly disturbed areas, such as along roadsides,In highly disturbed areas, such as along roadsides, Dillenia suffruticosa, Nauclea maingayi
Dillenia suffruticosa, Nauclea maingayi andand Fagraea racemosaFagraea racemosa are dominantare dominant.. In other heavily disturbed areas, a variety of grasses, shrubs, herbs and small In other heavily disturbed areas, a variety of grasses, shrubs, herbs and small trees (sparsely scattered).
trees (sparsely scattered). Sg. Jikang is Sg. Jikang is only the river that only the river that passes through thepasses through the proposed project site, and along the banks plants such as Asam Paya proposed project site, and along the banks plants such as Asam Paya (Eleoidoxa conferta),
(Eleoidoxa conferta), BeluahBeluah (Macaranga triloba),(Macaranga triloba), Pandan RasauPandan Rasau (Pandanus(Pandanus affinis) and
affinis) and EngkabangEngkabang (Shorea mycrophylla).(Shorea mycrophylla). Fauna
Fauna
More than fourteen types of wild mammal were observed or known to exist in More than fourteen types of wild mammal were observed or known to exist in the or in the vicinity of the proposed Project site, including
the or in the vicinity of the proposed Project site, including CallossiurusCallossiurus notataus
notataus (CommonTupai),(CommonTupai), Ratufa affinisRatufa affinis (Tupai Engkerabak),(Tupai Engkerabak), Tupaia glisTupaia glis (Tree Shrews),
(Tree Shrews), Sus barbatusSus barbatus (Babi Hutan),(Babi Hutan), Cervus unicolor Cervus unicolor (Rusa),(Rusa), MacacaMacaca fascicularis
fascicularis (Monyet),(Monyet), Macaca nemestrinaMacaca nemestrina (Berok),(Berok), Tragulus javanicusTragulus javanicus (Pelandok),
(Pelandok), Arctictis binturong Arctictis binturong ((Binturong) Paradoxurus hermaphroditusBinturong) Paradoxurus hermaphroditus (Musang), Hystrx brachyura (Landak), Manis
(Musang), Hystrx brachyura (Landak), Manis javanica (Tengiling) andjavanica (Tengiling) and Varanus salvator
Varanus salvator (Biawak)(Biawak).. Besides mammals, some common insects andBesides mammals, some common insects and molluscs pests are present at the Project site.
Malays. Based on the recent surveys, about 61.3% of the
Malays. Based on the recent surveys, about 61.3% of the sampled population wsampled population wereere young people at the ag
young people at the age group of 18 ye group of 18 years old and belowears old and below ..
During the socio-econnomy survey, it was found that there was no medical clinic at During the socio-econnomy survey, it was found that there was no medical clinic at the proposed Pr
the proposed Project Site. oject Site. In fact, there In fact, there is a is a Health CliHealth Clinic (Klinik Kesihatan Julau)nic (Klinik Kesihatan Julau) located in Julau town which is about 4.5 km away from the proposed Project Site. located in Julau town which is about 4.5 km away from the proposed Project Site. This clinic serves and caters for the minor medical needs of the local people and This clinic serves and caters for the minor medical needs of the local people and nearby rural
nearby rural residents, mainly from residents, mainly from Entabai. Entabai. For more sFor more severe medical evere medical conditions,conditions, they would seek medical attention at Sibu General H
they would seek medical attention at Sibu General Hospitalospital , which is about 60 km, which is about 60 km away from Julau.
away from Julau.
Several education facilities are found in Julau area including kindergartens, primary Several education facilities are found in Julau area including kindergartens, primary schools, and secondary schools, which serve the local people to pursue their schools, and secondary schools, which serve the local people to pursue their knowledge and mentality training. In the region under study, there is a secondary knowledge and mentality training. In the region under study, there is a secondary schools (SMK Julau No. 1, Sarikei) serving the communities, which is within 2 km schools (SMK Julau No. 1, Sarikei) serving the communities, which is within 2 km from the proposed project site.
from the proposed project site. About 58% of population w
About 58% of population who ho were in the age group were in the age group of 19of 19-65 years old involved in-65 years old involved in small-scaled farming. The remaining, especially the educated and the younger small-scaled farming. The remaining, especially the educated and the younger members of the communities were engaged in daily
members of the communities were engaged in daily -paid jobs, served in government-paid jobs, served in government sectors, employed by private firms, operating small businesses, and worked as sectors, employed by private firms, operating small businesses, and worked as manual labourers on contract or daily paid basis.
manual labourers on contract or daily paid basis. Julau town and
Julau town and its vicinity areas are served with potable water. its vicinity areas are served with potable water. Among four of theAmong four of the surveyed longhouses (Rh. Lanting Ak. Bangku, R
Facilitating the decentralisation of urban development; Facilitating the decentralisation of urban development; Educational facilities to cater for
Educational facilities to cater for the national secondary education capacity andthe national secondary education capacity and development;
development;
Additional employment/business opportunities for the construction sector; and Additional employment/business opportunities for the construction sector; and
Optimal utilisation of existing resources. Optimal utilisation of existing resources.
Primary activities associated with the implementation
Primary activities associated with the implementation of the project, togeof the project, toge ther withther with their potential impacts and mitigation measures are shown in
their potential impacts and mitigation measures are shown in Table 1.Table 1.
5.0
5.0 RESIDUAL RESIDUAL IMPACTSIMPACTS
The environmental impacts that may persist after the implementation of the The environmental impacts that may persist after the implementation of the mitigation measures recommended in the EIA
mitigation measures recommended in the EIA report are classified report are classified as residualas residual impacts. The anticipated residual impacts are predicted to be insignificant, which impacts. The anticipated residual impacts are predicted to be insignificant, which include the permanent loss of vegetation cover and associated habitat, general include the permanent loss of vegetation cover and associated habitat, general increase in
increase in trafftraffic and noise ic and noise levels, and changes in levels, and changes in ambient air and surambient air and surface wateface wate r r quality.
quality.
6.0 CONCLUSIONS
6.0 CONCLUSIONS
The EIA study has established that the project can be implemented and occupied in The EIA study has established that the project can be implemented and occupied in an environmentally sound manner. Therefore, it is recommended that the project an environmentally sound manner. Therefore, it is recommended that the project proponent,
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Project Project Activity
Activity Cause of ImpactCause of Impact
Nature of Impact Nature of Impact
Mitigation Measurement Mitigation Measurement Adverse
Adverse Impact Impact Beneficial Beneficial ImpactImpact Investigation
Investigation StageStage Felling of trees and
Felling of trees and clearing of
clearing of undergrowthundergrowth along traverse route. along traverse route.
None
None Short-term Short-term employmentemployment yy None, not None, not necessnecessaryary
Development Stage Development Stage Site Site Preparation: Preparation: Site Clearing, Site Clearing, Earthwork Earthwork
Loss of vegetation cover
Loss of vegetation cover yy Loss of habitatsLoss of habitats y
y Generation of bio-waste.Generation of bio-waste. y
y Soil erosionSoil erosion y
y Localised floodingLocalised flooding y
y Dust generationDust generation y
y Additional traffic nuisance &Additional traffic nuisance &
hazards to other road users. hazards to other road users.
y
y Phasing the development.Phasing the development. y
y Construction of concrete retaining wallsConstruction of concrete retaining walls
along platform¶s perimeter and areas along platform¶s perimeter and areas prone
prone to to severe severe erosion.erosion.
y
y Channeling of surface runoffs to networkChanneling of surface runoffs to network
of internal drains. of internal drains.
y
y Limit construction traffic to off-peakLimit construction traffic to off-peak
periods. periods. Construction of Construction of Infrastructures Infrastructures Excavation, Piling, Excavation, Piling, Concreting, Pipe Laying Concreting, Pipe Laying and
and Surfacing of Surfacing of internalinternal roads
roads
y
y Additional trafficAdditional traffic y
y Soil erosionSoil erosion y
y Elevation of noise levelElevation of noise level y
y Health & Health & safety of safety of workersworkers
Increase in commercial activities Increase in commercial activities and job
and job opportunitiesopportunities
y
y Transportation of materials during off-Transportation of materials during
off-peak hours only. peak hours only.
y
y Surface runoffs must be channelled toSurface runoffs must be channelled to
the internal drain network.. the internal drain network..
y
y Immediate re-vegetation on exposed soilImmediate re-vegetation on exposed soil
surfaces. surfaces.
y
y Good housekeeping and regular Good housekeeping and regular
maintenance of machinery and maintenance of machinery and equipments during
equipments during constructconstructionion activities.
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Project roject Activity Activity Cause Cause of of ImpactImpact Nature of ImpactNature of Impact Mitigation MeasurementMitigation Measurement Adverse
Adverse Impact Impact Beneficial Beneficial ImpactImpact Development
Development StageStage
Mobilization
Mobilization Mobilization activitiesMobilization activities yy Tr Tr affic congestionaffic congestion y
y SmSmoke and noiseoke and noise y
y SSafety of the publicafety of the public
S
Shohor r t-tet-ter r mmeemm ploy ploymmentent yy Mobilization activities aMobilization activities ar r e conducted due conducted dur r inging
dayti
daytimme only and vehicles used should bee only and vehicles used should be r
r egulaegular r lylymmaintained.aintained. y
y SStationtationr r elevant peelevant per r sonnel at stsonnel at str r ategic locationsategic locations
to guide/cont
to guide/contr r ol tol tr r affic.affic. Establish
Establishmment of ent of wo
wor r keker r s cas camm p(s) p(s) S
Soil waste, engine oil, fueloil waste, engine oil, fuel and lub
and lubr r icantsicants
y
y BBr r eeding geeding gr r ound foound for r pest/diseasepest/disease
vecto vector r s.s.
y
y WWateater r contacontammination,ination,
dete
deter r ioior r ation in wateation in water r quality inquality in
r
r eceiving steceiving str r eaeamms.s.
y
y PPr r ovideovider r ubbish bins and aubbish bins and arr rr angeanger r egulaegular r
disposal. disposal.
y
y PPr r opeoper r handling of used oil and ghandling of used oil and gr r ease.ease. y
y PPr r ovide pouovide pour r -flou-flour r toilet.toilet.
Gene Gener r alal const constr r uctionuction
Actual develop
Actual developmmentent yy SSaamme as foe as for r the constthe constr r uction of uction of
inf
inf r r astastr r uctuuctur r e abovee above
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Incr r ease in coease in commmmeer r cial activities andcial activities and
job oppo job oppor r tunities.tunities.
y
y SSaamme as foe as for r the constthe constr r uction of inf uction of inf r r astastr r uctuuctur r ee
above, plus the following additional
above, plus the following additionalmmeasueasur r es:es:
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y WWoor r keker r s should be equipped withs should be equipped withr r elevantelevant
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per r sonal safety equipsonal safety equipmment.ent.
y
y Adequate scAdequate scr r eening of foeening of for r eign woeign wor r keker r s.s. y
y TTo coo comm ply with the Occupational ply with the OccupationalSSafety andafety and
Health Act 1994. Health Act 1994. Disposal of
Disposal of const constr r uctionuction wastes wastes
Const
Constr r uction wastesuction wastes yy Aesthetically unacceptableAesthetically unacceptable y
y ContaContammination and clogging of ination and clogging of
d
dr r ains and stains and str r eaeammss y
y SSafety hazaafety hazar r dsds
y
y OptiOptimmal use of constal use of constr r uctionuctionmmateater r ials.ials. y
y PPr r ovision of adequate wasteovision of adequate waster r eceptacles.eceptacles. y
y Open buOpen bur r ning pening per r mmit/appit/appr r ovalovalmmust be obtainedust be obtained
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Project roject Activity Activity Cause Cause of of ImpactImpact Nature of ImpactNature of Impact Mitigation MeasurementMitigation Measurement Adverse
Adverse Impact Impact Beneficial Beneficial ImpactImpact Development Stage
Development Stage L
Landscaping andscaping Modification Modification of of thethe
landscape due to ea landscape due to ear r thwothwor r ksks and site clea
and site clear r inging
y
y Aesthetically unacceptableAesthetically unacceptable y
y SSoil eoil er r osionosion
A
Ar r eadyeadymmaar r ket foket for r
landscape
landscapemmateater r ialsials
y
y PPr r ojectojectmmust be iust be imm ple plemmented in phases.ented in phases. y
y TThe layout designhe layout designmmust take into consideust take into consider r ationation m
matteatter r ssr r elated to aesthetic aspects.elated to aesthetic aspects. y
y LLandscaping activitiesandscaping activitiesmmust be a continualust be a continual
activity; integ
activity; integr r al paal par r t of the constt of the constr r uctionuction activities.
activities.
O
Occupational Stageccupational Stage
Occupational of Occupational of Co
Commmmeer r cial unitscial units
Tr
Tr anspoanspor r tation of householdtation of household ite
itemmss
y
y Accidental dislodging of load f Accidental dislodging of load f r r oomm m
moving vehiclesoving vehicles
y
y EnsuEnsur r e vehicles ae vehicles ar r e not ovee not over r loaded.loaded. y
y Tr Tr anspoanspor r t household itet household itemms and pes and per r sonal effectssonal effects
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dur r ing peak-houing peak-hour r s.s.
S
Solid wasteolid waste
collection and collection and disposal disposal
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wate water r coucour r ses.ses.
y
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r eceptacles and aeceptacles and arr rr ange foange for r r r egulaegular r disposal atdisposal at app
appr r oved duoved dumm psites. psites. y
y TThe cohe comm pacto pactor r ssmmust beust ber r egulaegular r ly sely ser r viced.viced.
S Sewageewage
gene
gener r ation andation and discha dischar r gege
S
Sewage sludgeewage sludge yy OdoOdor r oor r ssmmellell y
y DeteDeter r ioior r ation in suation in sur r face wateface water r quality of quality of
nea
near r by wate by water r coucour r ses.ses.
y
y TThe centhe centr r alize sewage talize sewage tr r eateatmment systeent systemm mmustust
be in co
be in comm pliance with the pliance with ther r equiequir r eemments of theents of the local autho
local author r ity.ity.
y
y RegulaRegular r de-sludging of sewage systede-sludging of sewage systemm, e.g. at, e.g. at
least once eve
least once ever r y two yeay two year r s.s.
y
y IncoIncor r po por r ate pate pr r eventiveeventivemmaintenance.aintenance. y
y Disposal of sewage sludge at appDisposal of sewage sludge at appr r ovedoved m
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Project roject Activity Activity Cause Cause of of ImpactImpact Nature of ImpactNature of Impact Mitigation MeasurementMitigation Measurement Adverse
Adverse Impact Impact Beneficial Beneficial ImpactImpact O
Occupational Stageccupational Stage Tr
Tr afficaffic gene gener r ationation
T
Theher r esidents plying alongesidents plying along access
accessr r oute to-and-f oute to-and-f r r oommthethe
p
pr r oject siteoject site
y
y Additional tAdditional tr r afficaffic IImm p pr r oveovemment in seent in ser r vicesvices yy Not necessa Not necessar r y since the additional ty since the additional tr r afficaffic
gene
gener r ated by pated by pr r oject activities will notoject activities will not se
ser r iously affect theiously affect theLLevel of evel of SSeer r vice alongvice along
Julau Feede Julau Feeder r Road.Road. Maintenance of
Maintenance of utilities, utilities, aammenities andenities and
se ser r vicesvices
Maintenance activities
Maintenance activities yy Not anticipated Not anticipated Additional eAdditional emm ploy ploymmentent
oppo oppor r tunities.tunities.
y
y Maintenance peMaintenance per r sonnelsonnelmmust be bust be br r iefed oniefed on
the safety p
the safety pr r oceduocedur r es and equipped withes and equipped with pe
per r sonal psonal pr r otective equipotective equipmment.ent. y
y PPr r ovision of waovision of war r ning signs along publicning signs along public r
r oads.oads.
y
y SSite supeite super r visovisor r ssmmust be well tust be well tr r ained,ained,
qualified and expe qualified and exper r ienced.ienced.
Abandonment Abandonment P
Pr r ojectoject
abandon abandonmmentent
Abandoned buildings and Abandoned buildings and equip
equipmmentent
y
y PPotential site footential site for r illegal activitiesillegal activities yy AllAllmmachineachiner r y and physical sty and physical str r uctuuctur r esesmmustust
be
ber r eemmoved f oved f r r oommsite.site. y
y Exposed aExposed ar r easeasmmust beust ber r e-vegetated withe-vegetated with
indigenous species. indigenous species.
y
y ConstConstr r uction wastesuction wastesmmust be disposed off atust be disposed off at
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