Water Supply Projects II. Environmental Impact and Management Plan Monitoring Parameters/ Implementation Remarks

WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MANAGEMENT PLAN
Possible Monitoring Parameters/

Preventive/Mitigating Measures
Environmental/Social Baseline Environment Implementation REMARKS
Impacts
 Cost of preventive/mitigating as well as monitoring integrated in the construction
/operation cost
LAND
 Consistency with land Current land use w/in 1km  See attached proof of
use radius (as per zoning compatibility with land use
ordinance):
 Residential
 Commercial/ Institutional
 Industrial
 Agricultural/ Recreational
 Protected Areas
 Others, specify
Actual land uses w/in 1km

radius:
 Residential
 Commercial/ Institutional
 Industrial
 Agricultural/ Recreational
 Protected Areas
 Others, specify
Impacts
/operation cost
 Disturbance to Existing vegetation in the area:  Comply with conditions  Annual inspection of area
wildlife due to  Forestland of DENR/LGU SLUP, replanted/
vegetation clearing
 Marshland
Tree Cutting Permit,
ROW, PCA Permit
re-vegetated
 Grassland
 Limit land clearing as
 Mangrove much as possible
 Wetland  Provide temporary
 Others, specify fencing for vegetation
that will be retained
 Promote restoration of
damaged or destroyed
vegetation where possible
(e.g., tree planting)
 Change in surface Slope:  Provide erosion control  Regular inspection of slope

landform/
topography/
 Flat (0-3%) and slope protection
measures
protection measures in
erosion- prone areas
terrain/slope  Gently sloping to rolling (3-  Designate a Spoils  Regular inspection for new
 Soil Erosion
18%) Storage Area, with eroded areas near the site
 Steep (>18%) topsoil set aside for
later use and allow  Others, specify
maximum re-use of
Is the project site located in an spoils
area identified by MGB/PAG-  Construct during dry season
or other soil cover
ASA/ PHIVOLCS as hazard
prone?  Others, specify
 Yes
 No
 Comply with the DENR

Administrative Order No.
2003-30 and DENR
Administrative Order No.
2000-28, Implementing
Guidelines on Engineering
Geological and Geo-
Impacts
/operation cost
hazard Assessment
(EGGA).
 Soil/Land Existing soil type in the area: Implement the Ecological  Daily inspection of
contamination due
to improper solid
 sandy Solid Waste Management waste/recycling bins for
segregation
waste disposal  clay Plan (ESWMP)
 Daily inspection for
 sandy-loam  Set up temporary fence presence of mixed garbage
around the construction
 Others, specify area
in the facility
 Implement re-use and

 Weekly Inspection of waste
recycling of waste accumulated
materials  Others, specify
 Implement proper
segregation, collection and
disposal of domestic
wastes in designated
areas
 Implement proper
collection, labeling and
storage of hazardous
waste
 Provide receptacles / bins
for solid wastes
 Coordinate with the

municipal / city waste
collectors
 Engage third party
company for waste
collection
 Others, specify
Impacts
/operation cost
 Impairment of Presence of visually significant  Implement landscaping  Regular inspection of
visual aesthetics Landforms/landscape/structures and other beautification landscaping and other
 Devaluation of ? measures beautification activities
land values  Provide adequate buffer  Regular monitoring of buffer
 Yes  Compensate adjacent zones
 No property Regular monitoring for

owners presence/absence of complaints
 Others, specify
from adjacent property owners
WATER
 Competition in Size of population using  Implement rainwater Regular monitoring for
presence/absence of
water use receiving surface water: harvesting and similar
complaints
 Depletion of water measures as an alternative
resources  ≤ 1,000 persons source of water  Regular coordination
 >1,000 and ≤ 5,000  Observe water with concerned agencies
persons conservation  Regular monitoring for
measures; occurrences of water
 >5,000 persons  Careful selection of project shortages
Available/nearest water
source.
site to avoid disruption of  Others, specify
traditional water uses
 Deep well  Obtain Water Permit from
 Water district/LGU NWRB
 Surface water  Improve efficiency of water
 Others, specify supply and distribution
system
 Implement community
ponds and similar
measures as alternative
 water source for non-
domestic uses
Impacts
/operation cost
 Increase, when practical,
storage capacities of water
supply structures
 for resilience to
greater climate
variations and
extremes
 Others, specify
 Increased Is the project site located in an  Use appropriate design  Regular monitoring for
occurrence of Area identified by MGB/PAG- for project facilities presence/absence of
flooding ASA as flood prone?  Implement appropriate complaints
drainage system  Regular coordination
 Yes  Regularly remove debris with concerned agencies
 No and other materials that  Regular monitoring for
may obstruct water flow increased frequency of
 Use appropriate flooding
technology (e.g., raised  Others, specify
hand-pumps) to protect
drinking water from flood
 contamination
 Others, specify
Impacts
/operation cost
AIR / NOISE
 Air quality degradation Distance to nearest  Properly operate and  Regular monitoring for
community: maintain all emission presence/absence of
sources (e.g. vehicles, complaints
 0 to less than 0.5 km pumps, generator, etc)
 0.5 to 1 km  Install, when Regular (ocular) inspection of:
 More than 1 km
applicable, the
appropriate air pollution
 Absence of white or black
smoke from vehicles,
control device/s generator, etc.
 Strictly enforce good  Presence of truck cover
housekeeping practices during
 Control vehicle speed deliveries
to lessen suspension of
road dust
 Conduct water
spraying to suppress
dust sources and
minimize discomfort to
nearby residents
 Use covered vehicles to
deliver materials that
may generate dust
 Others, Specify
 Nuisance due to Distance to nearest  Properly operate and  Regular monitoring for
noise generation community: maintain all noise presence/absence of
sources (e.g., vehicles, complaints
 0 to less than 0.5 km pumps, generator, etc.)
 Regular monitoring of
 0.5 to 1 km  Install, when applicable, buffer zones
the appropriate noise
 More than 1 km control device/s
Impacts
/operation cost
(e.g., mufflers,
silencer, sound
barriers, etc.)
 Implement appropriate
operating hours
 Provide adequate
buffer and/or planting
trees
 Others, specify
PEOPLE
 Displacement of Size of population of host  Provide  Regular monitoring for
residents in the barangay: relocation/disturbance presence/absence of
project site and compensation packages complaints
 ≤ 1,000 persons

within its vicinity
 >1,000 and ≤ 5,000
Prioritize local residents for  Regular coordination with
 Displacement of employment LGU
 Indigenous Peoples persons
 Promptly pay local taxes and
 Enhanced employment  >5,000 persons other financial obligations  Others, specify
and/or livelihood  Regular coordination with
opportunities Classification of host LGU
 Reduced employment barangay:
 Conduct prior consultation
and/or livelihood
and coordination to minimize
opportunities
 Urban disruption of daily domestic
 Increased revenues for
 Rural activities and to ensure
LGU
respect for IP rights and
 Disruption/ Available services within/near cultural practices
Competition in
delivery of public
the host barangay:  Ensure participation of IPs in
services (e.g.,  Schools (e.g., consultations and dialogues
education, peace elementary, high  Provide appropriate
school, college) traffic/warning signs, lighting,
Impacts
/operation cost
and order, etc.)  Health facilities (e.g., etc.
 Enhanced delivery of clinics, hospitals, etc.)  Others, specify
public services (e.g.,
education, peace and
 Peace and order (e.g.,
police outpost, Brgy. Tanod,
order, etc.) etc.)
 Increase in traffic  Recreation and sports
volume and facilities
worsening of traffic
flow  Others, specify
 Impacts on  Regularly coordinate with  Regular monitoring for

community health LGU presence/absence of
and safety complaints
 Maintain the integrity of the
 Others, specify
pipeline system
 Regular monitoring of the
 Provide appropriate warning following for water portability:
signs, lighting and barricades,
whenever practicable
 pH
 Observe proper
 TSS concentration
housekeeping  Total Coliform
 Provide on-site medical  Color
services for any emergency.  Regular submission of
 Participate in public reports to concerned
awareness programs on agency
health and safety
 Others, specify
 Implement appropriate
safety programs for both
community and workers
 Strictly comply with fire,

safety and similar regulatory
requirements
Impacts
/operation cost
 Strictly Comply with
requirements of RA 6969
 Others, Specify

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WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS

II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MANAGEMENT PLAN

Possible Monitoring Parameters/

Actual land uses w/in 1km

 Change in surface Slope:  Provide erosion control  Regular inspection of slope

 Comply with the DENR

 Implement re-use and

 Coordinate with the

 No property Regular monitoring for

 Impacts on  Regularly coordinate with  Regular monitoring for

 Strictly comply with fire,

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