BATCHING AND CRUSHING PLANT PROJECT
INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION ( IEE ) CHECKLIST REPORT
for
Project name or Title
Below is the IEE Report Checklist for Batching and Crushing Plant Project:
Industry
Parameter
Threshold
Batching Plant (with or without crushing)
All Batching Plants
Metallic Mineral or Ore Processing (e.g.
copper, lead, nickel, cobalt, zinc, silver,
magnesium, and manganese, gold, placer
with metal content) with Physical or
Mechanical Processing
Annual processing
(inputs)
>200.0 MT annually but
<70,000 MT
Read the questions carefully before answering the space provided. Uses additional sheets if
necessary and indicate this in the appropriate space.
Misleading or erroneous answers are basic for legal actions and/or ECC.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PROJECT FACT SHEET PD SUMMARY
Project Name: _________________________________________________________________
Project Site Location: __________________________________________________________
Nature of Project: ______________________________________________________________
Production Capacity: ___________________________________________________________
Total Land Area: ______________________________________________________________
Project Components: __________________________________________________________
Manpower Requirement: _______________________________________________________
Project Cost: _________________________________________________________________
PROCESS DOCUMENTATION
EIA Team:
Consultant
Areas of Expertise
EIA Study Schedule (for primary data):
EIA Study Area:
Direct Impact Areas: (Complete Barangay, and Municipality/City)
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Indirect Impact Areas: (Complete Barangay, and Municipality/City)
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
EIA Methodology:
EIA Study Module
METHODOLOGY
Type of Data (please
check)
Source of Data/Remarks (e.g.
LGU )
Primary
Secondary
Land
Land Use Classification
Geology/Geomorphology
Pedology
Terrestrial Biology
Water
Hydrology/Hydrogeology
Oceanography
Water Quality
Freshwater or Marine
Ecology
Air
Meteorology/Climatology
Air Quality and Noise
People
* Section or page number where the primary data can be found
I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1.1 PROJECT LOCATION: Street Name, Barangay, and Municipality/City (Vicinity Map showing
sitio, barangay, municipality, province and region boundaries. Attach location and vicinity maps and
photographs of the project site as ANNEX 1.)
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
Geographic coordinates of project area: _________________
1.2 PROJECT RATIONALE: Cite and focus on the need for the project based on national and local
economic development and in terms of contribution to sustainable development agenda and current
development thrusts of the Philippines.
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
1.3 PROJECT ALTERNATIVES:
Reasons for selection of preferred option (please check):
Technology
Commercial
Environmental Others
Facility Siting
Development Design
Process/Technology Selection
Resource Utilization
Others
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indicate a “no project” option in the comparative analysis at it still account for growth and
development even if the project were not approved.
1.4 PROJECT COMPONENTS
Batching Plant
No. of Units
Machinery/Equipment
Specification
Cement Silos
Aggregate Hopper
Belt Conveyor
Transit Mixers
Payload
Generator Set
Fuel Storage Tank
Others:__________________________
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
Crushing Plant
No. of Units
Machinery/Equipment
Specification
Steel Hopper Feeder
Vibrating Grizzly Feeder
Primary Jaw Crusher
Cone Crusher
Scalper Screen
Vibrating Screen
Sand Screw Classifier
Belt Conveyor
Water Pump
Others:___________________________
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
Pollution Control Devices
No. of Units
Pollution Control Device
Facilities Being Served
Silencer/Muffler
Water Sprinkler
Dust Collector
Settling Pond
Silt/sediment traps
Septic Tank/Sewage Treatment Plant
Others: _________________________
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
1.5 PROCESS/ TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS
Type of batching Process:
Dry-type
Wet-type
(Provide a process flow diagram)
Raw Materials
No
RAW MATERIALS
CONSUMPTION /DAY
1
Cement
2
Gravel
3
Sand
4
Water
5
Admixture
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
Water Supply
Community Water Demand : [ ] dry season ____ m
3/sec [ ] rainy season ______ m
3/sec [ ] annual
_____ m
3/sec
Water Source
[ ] surface water S/W Type : [ ] river (Name: _____________) [ ] rainwater collector
[ ] ground water G/W Type: [ ] well [ ] spring [ ] others:
____________________________
Location of water source
____________________________________________________________________________
(Sitio/Zone, Barangay, Municipality/City, Province, Region)
Water source flow: a) dry season flow: _______ m
3/sec b) rainy season: _______ m
3/sec
Percent & Flow of water source to be tapped:
a) dry season: ___ % (_____ m
3/sec) b) rainy season: ___% (___ m
3/sec) c) annual: ___%
(___ m
3/sec)
Location of communal water box/faucet area:
____________________________________________________________
(If water box/faucet area is to be provided) (Lot Number, Street, Sitio/Zone, Barangay,
Municipality/City, Province, Region)
Communal box/faucet surface area: _____ m
2Volume :_______ m
3Distance of box from
source: ______ m
Pipe length from source to water box: _____ m Pipe Material: [ ] GI pipes [ ] PVC
[ ] bamboo___________
Overflow of Concrete Water Box: ____ m (height) Target overflow: dry season____ m
3/sec;
rainy season ____m
3/sec
Power Supply
Sources of Power
Supply
Yes
No
Estimated Daily Kilowatt
consumed:
Local Electric Utility
Generator
Others, please
specify
Waste Management System
Type of
Waste
Source of Waste
Volume Per Day
Mode of Treatment
2Liquid
Air
Dust
Noise
Solid
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
Include in the discussion how waste will be properly discharge/disposed-off during project
pre-construction, construction and operation, as necessary.
1.6 PROJECT SIZE
Total Land Area, sq.m _______
Land Area to be occupied, sq.m ________
Is the area owned or leased ___________
If leased, period covered ________________
(Attach document, TCT, as ANNEX 3)
Production Rate
RAW MATERIALS
CONSUMPTION (MT)/DAY
Cement
Gravel
Sand
Water
Admixture
Others_______________
Total
1.7 DEVELOPMENT PLAN, DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT PHASES AND CORRESPONDING
TIMEFRAMES
Pre-Operation/ Construction phase
3Construction Schedule
ACTIVITY
TIMEFRAME (no. of days)
Plans/Design
Permits/ Clearances
Site Preparation & Clearing
Excavation
Civil Works
Finishing Site Clearance
Installation of Equipment
Commissioning & Start-up
Operation
(Use additional sheet if necessary. Include civil works undertaken as part of the project, e.g.,
Construction of office for operation, administration, canteen, and other amenities.
Operation Phase
Provide brief discussion on the process:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
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Process Flowchart
Abandonment Phase and schedule
Decommissioning
Activities
Waste Generated
Mode of Disposal
Restoration Plan
□
Removal wastes
□
Dismantling of
plant structures and
equipment
□
Retrenchment
package and labor
support program
□
Used oil
□
Aggregates
stockpiles
□
Others, please
specify_____
□
Used oil
□
Used pipes
□
Used cables
□
Concrete masonry
□
Broken
equipments
□
Others, please
specify_____
□
EMB authorized
recyclers
□
Landfill
□
Others, please
specify_____
□
EMB authorized
recyclers
□
Landfill
□
To be donated
□
Others, please
specify_____
□
Revegetation
□
Leveling
and
backfilling of settling
ponds and non-usable
drainage channels
□
Repair of road
networks
□
Others, please
specify_____
□
Employee
re-training
□
Entrepreneurial
skills development
□
Others, please
specify_____
(Use additional sheet, if necessary.)
1.8 MANPOWER
Manpower
Requirement
Expertise/Skills
No. of
Women
No. of Men
No. of IP’s
Total
1.9 INDICATIVE PROJECT COST
Project Cost (PhP): ____________
LIST OF ACRONYMS
dB
–
Decibel
DENR
–
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
ECA
–
Environmentally Critical Area
ECC
–
Environmental Compliance Certificate
EIA
–
Environmental Impact Assessment
EIS
–
Environmental Impact Statement
EMB
–
Environmental Management Bureau
ESWMP
–
Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan
FPIC
–
Free, Prior and Informed Consent
GenSet
–
Generator Set
IP
–
Indigenous People
LGU
–
Local Government Unit
NCIP
–
National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
NHI
–
National Housing Institute
NOx
–
Nitrogen Oxide
PA
–
Protected Area
PAMB
–
Protected Area Management Board
PCA
–
Philippine Coconut Authority
PPE
–
Protective Personal Equipment
ROW
–
Right of Way
SLUP
–
Special Land Use Plan
SOx
–
Sulfur Oxide
TCT
–
Transfer Certificate of Title
TSP
–
Total Suspended Particulates
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Environmental Impact Management Plan
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
Pre-construction Phase
Site Selection and Planning/
Design
Change/Inconsistency in land use
Current land use:
Residential
Commercial/ Institutional
Industrial
Agricultural/ Recreational
Protected Ares History/record of hazard or damage to land and property
Infestation
Fire
Floods/drought
Typhoon
earthquake
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Consider alternative site
Secure LGU zoning clearance
Expand and strengthen data collection and monitoring in order to improve decision making;
Adopt short and long-term measures to increase resilience of resources;
Develop a comprehensive land use and management plan incorporating climate change concerns vis-à-vis vital requisites of project sustainability;
Others, specify: ____________ ____________ ____________
Presence of LGU zoning clearance
Comparative benefits and costs monitoring of applied landmanagement schemes
Undertake monitoring systems for land use activities and related events to ensure trends can be detected
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Acquisition of Clearance integrated in Pre-construction Cost: ______
Design, construction, maintenance and monitoring of land management schemes
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Encroachment in Environmentally Critical Areas (ECAs)Project is within an ECA:
All areas declared by law as national parks, watershed reserves, wildlife preserves, sanctuaries
Areas set aside as aesthetic potential tourist spots
Areas which constitute the habitat of any endangered or
Consider alternative site or design to be compatible with the PA zoning
Secure PAMB Resolution for PA
Consider alternative site to avoid/lessenconstruction impacts on IPs/IP areas unless the IPs are among the beneficiaries of the facility
Presence of PAMB Resolution
Proof of Completion of FBI
Presence of FPIC Document
Coordination with NCIP
Presence of NHI clearance
Proof of coordination arrangements or
Acquisition of Resolution integrated in Pre-construction Cost: _______
Survey Cost integrated in Pre-construction Cost: _____
Meetings Cost integrated in Pre-construction Cost: _____
Meetings on acquisition of clearance, clearance fees & coordination with NHI integrated inPre-II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
threatened species ofPhilippine wildlife (flora and fauna)
Areas of unique historic, archaeological, or scientific interests
Areas which are traditionally occupied by cultural communities or tribes
Areas frequently visited and/or hard-hit by natural calamities (geologic hazards, floods, typhoons, volcanic activity, etc.)
Areas with critical slopes
Areas classified as prime agricultural lands
Recharged areas of aquifers
Water bodiescharacterized by one or any combination of the following conditions: tapped for domestic purposes;
within the controlled and/or protected areas declared by appropriate authorities; which support wildlife and fishery activities
Mangrove areas characterized by one or
Apply for FBI and secure FPIC from the IPs thru the NCIP
Consider alternative site or redesign to avoid or lessen probability of damage
Secure NHI clearance
Coordinate with NHI/NM on construction
Others, specify ____________ ____________ inclusion of NHI procedures in project design , construction manual, operating procedures manual
Others, specify ____________ ____________ construction Cost:____
Others, specify ____________ ____________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
any combination of thefollowing conditions: with primary pristine and dense young growth; adjoining mouth of major river systems; near or adjacent to traditional productive fry or fishing grounds; areas which act as natural buffers against shore erosion, strong winds and storm floods; areas on which people are dependent for their livelihood.
Coral reefscharacterized by one or any combination of the following conditions: With 50% and above live coralline
cover; Spawning and nursery grounds for fish; Act as natural
breakwater of coastlines Procurement/Hiring
of labor and other manpower services (Note: Actual employment is implemented during Construction Phase)
In-migration Population:_____ %Men:_____ %Women: ______
Give hiring preference to qualified local community residents, particularly those who will be displaced
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Proof of local residence, e.g. Community Tax Certificate (CTC) or certificate of residence issued by the Brgy. Captain
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Local Hiring cost integrated in Pre- & Construction Costs:____
Others, specify ____________ ____________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
Non-hiring of qualified Indigenous Peoples in projects located in ancestral domain areas or where IPs are confirmed to residePopulation:_____ %Men:_____ %Women: ______
Prioritize hiring of qualified Indigenous Peoples, in projects located inancestral domain claims or where IPs are confirmed to reside
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Proof of local residence, e.g. issued by the tribal chieftain or tribal council
Employment record \
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Local Hiring cost integrated in Pre- & Construction Costs: ____
Others, specify ____________ ____________Construction Phase
Installation of Equipment
Change in surface landform/ topography/ terrain/slope Slope:
flat (0-3%)
gently sloping to rolling (3-18%)
steep (>18%)
Provide erosion control and slope protection measures
Designate a Spoils Storage Area, with topsoil set aside for later use and allow maximum re-use of spoils
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Presence of slope
protection in
erosion-prone areas
Presence of new
eroded areas near the
site
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Slope/ Erosion Control
integrated in Construction
Cost:
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Tree cutting or vegetation clearing, and disturbance to wildlife within the influence area due to noise and other construction activitiesExisting vegetation in the area:
Forest
Coastal/Marine
Marshland
Grassland
Mangrove
Wetland Others, specify __________ __________
Compliance with conditions in permits secured during the Pre-construction Phase
Implementation of tree planting around the facility ;
Promote restoration of damaged or destroyed vegetation where possible;
Vegetation to serve also as buffer to wildlife
Limit land clearing as much as possible
Compliance with conditions of DENR/LGU SLUP, Tree Cutting Permit, ROW, PCA Permit
Area replanted/ revegetated
# incidence of violation to protection guidelines
Presence of fences and markers
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Replacement planting cost depends on area opened up:
Compliance with other permit conditions integrated in Construction Cost:
Others, specify ____________ ____________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
Specify the existing florain the area ________ _________________ Specify the existing fauna in the area ________ _________________
Provide a temporary fencing to vegetation that will be retained
Others, specify ____________ ____________Operation Phase
Cement based products manufacturing
Air Pollution Air Quality Data Upwind:
TSP_____
SOx____
NOx_____
PM10______
Other, specify _________Air Quality Data Downwind:
TSP_____
SOx____
NOx_____
PM10______
Other, specify _________
Wet areas of dust sources to minimize discomfort to nearby residents
Proper operation and maintenance of the dust producing installations (stone cutters) and its air pollution control facility
Good housekeeping to be strictly enforced
Proper operation of the generator set
Control of vehicle speed to lessen suspension of road dust
Remove soil. mud from tires of trucks and equipment before leaving the area
Other, specify _______ ___________________
# public complaints received by Proponent/ Contractor
Presence of emission test results/certificate of conformance with emission standards
Absence of white or black smoke from vehicles, heavyequipment and generator
Result of air quality sampling Frequency :
Monthly
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annually
Others, specify_______
Water spraying/ Dust
filters/barriers/fences
Cost:____
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Water Pollution Receptor:
Fresh
Brackish
Saline/Sally
Set-up proper and adequate toilet facilities
Strictly require the contractor and its workers to observe proper waste
# of public complaints received by theproponent or constructor
Visible turbid and/or silted condition of the
O&G traps: _____
Ring canals:______
Used oil containers: ________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
Water Quality Data in upstream:
TSS
Oil and grease Water Quality Data in downstream:
TSS
Oil and greasedisposal and proper sanitation
Provision of wastewater treatment facility
Proper operation and maintenance of the toilet facilities and septic tank
Set up silt trap/stilling ponds to minimize downstream siltation
Provide oil & grease traps upstream of any run-off discharge from the project to the waterbodies
Provide ring canals around fuelling tanks/ motorpool/ maintenance areas
Collect used oils in containers
Limit, where possible, the extent of impervious (paved) areasriver
Visible oil & grease film on waterbodies
TSS concentration Frequency :
Monthly
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annually
Others, specify_______
Silt trap/stilling ponds integrated in Construction Cost:______
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Generation of solid waste from the project activities/ operationsVolume of solid waste generated from current sources
Implementation of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan (ESWMP);
Re-use and recycling
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Presence ofwaste/recycling bins for segregation
Absence of mixed garbage in the facility Frequency :
Monthly
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annually
Others, specify_______
Implementation cost of ESWMP: __________
Others, specify ____________ ____________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
health and safety the project site, specify_____________ _____________ Heath and safety concerns
Respiratory illness Specify type and rate of occurrence:_______________ _______________
AccidentsSpecify type and rate of occurrence:
_______________ _______________
warning signs, lighting and barricades, whenever practicable
Observe proper housekeeping
Provide on-site medical services and supplies for any emergency, thru institutional and administrative arrangements with the barangay health unit
Identification of hot spots or critical areas based on levels of vulnerability
Foster increased public awareness of resilience and develop approaches to climate adaptation
Effective IEC program as regards potential risks and vulnerabilities as a result of project implementation on the environment, and vice versa;
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Presence of signages
Potable quality of water source & supply
Presence of adequate sanitary facilities
# of medical complaints or cases
# of accidents
Frequency : ____________ ____________
Others, specify ____________ ____________safety signs are expected to be integral part of the Occupational Safety program of the Proponent
Potability analysis integrated in Construction Cost:
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Increase in traffic volume and worsening of traffic flowTraffic condition within the area:
Light
Moderate
Heavy
Observe traffic rules Implementation of traffic management system;
Promotion of green infrastructure, i.e. interconnected network of balancing open space with natural park andvegetation cover;
Presence of designated parking , pedestrian lanes, loading/ unloading zones, delivery areas, sidewalk vendor areas
Presence of signages
Presence/ Visibility of local traffic aide
Signages cost :______
Cost of barangay or city/town traffic aide: ________
Others, specify ____________ ____________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Possible
Environmental/
Social Impacts
Baseline Data
Parameter
Preventive/
Mitigating/Enhancement
Measures
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Mitigation/
Monitoring (Assumed to
be integrated in project
cost per project phase)
Others, specify ____________ ____________ Frequency : _____________
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Increase economic activities and economic opportunities to local
Job opportunities
Increase tax revenueSource of livelihood:
Construction _____
Farming _____
Fishing ______
Trading ______
Others _______
Priority of employment
Regular tax remittance
Number of jobs generated____
New jobs created :______________ _______________
Income tax generatedII. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Climate Change Risk
Baseline Data
Parameter
Adaptation Measure
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Adaptation /
Monitoring
(Assumed to be integrated
in project cost per project
phase)
Occurrence of flooding
Historical data on flooding
Improve efficiency of water supply/irrigation systems
Protect water recharge areas to preserve quality and quantity
Increase, when practical, storage capacities of water supply structures for resilience to greater variations and extremes
In critical areas, develop flood plan maps, including climate change projections, and zoning measures to limit/restrict development activities
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Review monitoring systems for water levels, flows and water quality rainfall
drainage and flood control facilities to take into account climate change to date and projections;
Others, specify ___________ ___________Construction cost:_____
Drought
Historical data on drought
Tree planting to moderate temperature increases
Adapting drain water system
Water conservation techniques e.g. catchment basins
Improving water use efficiency, planning
Percent survival of trees planted
Effectiveness of drain water system
Effectiveness of water conservation techniques
Improvement on water use efficiency
Others, specify ____________
Planting cost depends on
area: ______________
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Climate Change Risk
Baseline Data
Parameter
Adaptation Measure
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Adaptation /
Monitoring
(Assumed to be integrated
in project cost per project
phase)
for alternative watersources (such as treated wastewater or desalinated seawater), and making changes to water allocation
Others, specify ____________ ____________ _____________
Occurrence of landslide, gully erosion and rock falls
Historical record on landslide, gully erosion and rock falls
Slope stabilization
Establishment of buffer zone
Planting of trees
Others, specify ___________ ___________
Ocular inspection
Maintenance of slope
Percent survival of trees planted
Others, specify ____________ ____________
Planting cost depends on
area: ______________
Damage to core operations and increased levels of heat stress, respiratory illness, chronic disease due to prolonged heat waves
Record on heat waves
Heat wave action plan
Information program for employees
Weather advisories to alert the public about dangerous heat conditions
Adequate financial and human public health resources, including training, surveillance and emergency response, and prevention and control programs
Others,
Review and monitor changes in weather pattern
Effectiveness of heat wave action plan
Temperature
Others, specify ___________ ___________II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
Project Phase /
Activities
Climate Change Risk
Baseline Data
Parameter
Adaptation Measure
Monitoring
Parameters/
Implementation
Cost of Adaptation /
Monitoring
(Assumed to be integrated
in project cost per project
phase)
specify________________________
Longer and more intense rains that restrict access to construction sites and slow productivity
Historical data on intense rainfall
Scheduling the construction activity
Others, specify___________ ________________
Review and monitor changes in weather events
Monitor resilience of drainage and flood control facilities
Others, specify, ______________
Earthquake
Historical Records
Number of occurrence _______( indicate years)
Highest magnitude recorded ____(indicate years)
Incorporate in emergency response plan the climate change risk reduction
Engineering design
Constantcommunication with concerned line agency
Regular inspection of buildings and related facilities and infrastructures
Regular monitoring of early warning devices and preparedness systems to ensure their effectiveness
Others, specify, _____________ _____________
Volcanic Eruption
Historical Records
Number of occurrence _______( indicate years)
Establishment of buffer zone to prevent gaseous nuisanceIII. ABANDONMENT /DECOMMISSIONING/REHABILITATION POLICIES AND GENERIC
GUIDELINES (if Applicable)
Project Life or Service : ___________ years
Provide description of the Abandonment activities, such as, dismantling and waste disposal.
IV. INSTITUTIONAL PLAN FOR EMP IMPLEMENTATION
5Organization Chart:
5
include in the plan improve coordination within and among affected stakeholders, organizing, and
providing scientific, technical and managerial personnel on climate change.
Attach sketch plan/lay-out of project site
Attach drawing/plan of air pollution source and control installation s (with dimensions
and descriptions)
Attach drawing /plan of waste water treatment facilities (with dimensions and
descriptions)
SWORN STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE PROPONENT*
T h i s i s t o c e r t i f y t h a t a l l t h e i n f o r m a t i o n a n d c o m m i t m e n t s i n t h i s
Initial Environmental Examination Checklist REPORT for PROJECT are accurate and complete
to the best of our knowledge, and that an objective and thorough assessment of the Project was
undertaken in accordance with the dictates of professional and reasonable judgment. Should I/we
learn of any information, which would make this IEE Checklist REPORT inaccurate, I shall
immediately bring the said information to the attention of DENR-EMB Region ____.
I hereby certify that no DENR personnel was directly involved in the preparation of IEE Checklist
REPORT other than to provide procedural and technical advice consistent with the guidelines in
the DAO 03-30 Revised Procedural Manual.
I hereby bind myself to answer any penalty that may be imposed arising from any
misrepresentation or failure to state material information in IEE Checklist REPORT.
In witness whereof, I hereby set my hand this ____ day of __________ at
______________________.
NAME OF THE PROPONENT HEAD
(Position)
(Company)
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this _____ day of ____________ 200_, affiant
exhibiting his/her Community Tax Certificate No. ___________________ issued at
______________________ on __________________________.
Doc. No. ____________________
Page No. ____________________
Book No. ____________________
Series of ____________________
SWORN STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY OF PREPARERS (If applicable)
This is to certify that all information in
Initial Environmental Examination Checklist
REPORT for the(state name of project)
PROJECT are accurate and complete to the best of our knowledge, and that an objective and thorough assessment of the Project was undertaken in accordance with the dictates of professional and reasonable judgment. Should we learn of any information which would make IEE Checklist REPORT inaccurate, we shall immediately bring the said information to the attention of the DENR-EMB Region ___.
We hereby certify that no DENR personnel was directly involved in the preparation of this IEE Checklist REPORT other than to provide procedural and technical advice consistent with the guidelines in the DAO 03-30 Revised Procedural Manual.
We hereby bind ourselves jointly and solidarily to answer any penalty that may be imposed arising from any misrepresentation or failure to state material information in this IEE Checklist REPORT.
In witness whereof, I hereby set my hand this ____ day of __________ at
______________________.
Name Field of Expertise Signature
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this _____ day of ____________ 2006, affiants exhibiting their Community Tax Certificate information, as follows:
Name Community Tax Certificate Information
CTC No. Place of Issue Date of Issue 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.