Pollution Mitigation Road Section Responsibility N/A Some small scale localized impacts may occur to roadside vegetation during Biological Environment N/A rehabilitation of culverts and cleaning of Issue Management ditches. Such impacts are unlikely to have significant affects to the local Impacts to environment. Impacts to Fauna: No impacts to fauna are anticipated due to the small scale nature of the emergency works. No management required No impacts to fauna are anticipated due to N/A the small scale nature of the emergency N/A works. No mitigation require None of the project roads are located N/A Impacts to Fauna within 100 km of any protected areas. N/A No management required Mitigation Road Section Impacts to Protected The potential impacts on the area Responsibility economy during the Operational Stage of N/A the Project are assessed as beneficial and N/A do not warrant mitigation Socio-environmental Issue Contracts for the Project activities require MBI, Impacts to Economic and MB2, construction operators to: Demographic Incorporated in MB3, Maintain and cleanup campsites, and recommended Characteristics Impacts to MB4, respect the rights of local landowners. If contract provisions, Existing Land Use MBS, located outside the ROW, written Appendix A. MB6, agreements with local landowners for Contract MB?, temporary use of the property will be enforcement by MB8, required and sites must be restored to a MPW and its MB9, level acceptable to the owner within a Construction GGI, predetermined time period. GG2 Supervision Consultant. N/A The intent of the emergency works is not to rehabilitate or increase the capacity of N/A the pavement structure but to bring these roadway links back to their original design level and keep them functioning Resettlement and until programs for Compensation Issues rehabilitation/reconstruction are carried Displacement and Other out. As such there will be no requirement for resettlement or compensation as PAP impacts works will be limited to the existing road
Pollution Biological Environment Issue Management Impacts to Impacts to Fauna Impacts to Protected Socio-environmental Issue Impacts to Economic and Demographic Characteristics Impacts to Existing Land Use Resettlement and Compensation Issues Displacement and Other PAP impacts Mitigation Some small scale localized impacts may occur to roadside vegetation during rehabilitation of culverts and cleaning of ditches. Such impacts are unlikely to have significant affects to the local environment. Impacts to Fauna: No impacts to fauna are anticipated due to the small scale nature of the emergency works. No management required No impacts to fauna are anticipated due to the small scale nature of the emergency works. No mitigation require None of the project roads are located within 100 km of any protected areas. No management required Mitigation The potential impacts on the area economy during the Operational Stage of the Project are assessed as beneficial and do not warrant mitigation Contracts for the Project activities require construction operators to: Maintain and cleanup campsites, and respect the rights of local landowners. If located outside the ROW, written agreements with local landowners for temporary use of the property will be required and sites must be restored to a level acceptable to the owner within a predetermined time period. The intent of the emergency works is not to rehabilitate or increase the capacity of the pavement structure but to bring these roadway links back to their original design level and keep them functioning until programs for rehabilitation/reconstruction are carried out. As such there will be no requirement for resettlement or compensation as works will be limited to the existing road Responsibility N/A N/A N/A Responsibility N/A Incorporated in recommended contract provisions, Appendix A. Contract enforcement by MPW and its Construction Supervision Consultant. N/A Road Section N/A N/A N/A Road Section N/A MBI, MB2, MB3, MB4, MBS, MB6, MB?, MB8, MB9, GGI, GG2 N/A