will also be other jobs associated provision of goods and services to permanent and temporary employees eg food industry. Other indirect jobs that will be generated after the completion of the station include improvement of commerce and trade in the area Negative Impacts and proposed mitigation measures Impacts on or due to Anticipated Impacts / Remarks Proposed Mitigation during the Design Proposed Mitigation during the and Construction phases Operation and Decommissioning phases Interference with physical, cultural or Use of Find” procedures (See “Chance Chance Finds architectural resources Annex 2 of this document Loss of vegetation through clearance to Minimize clearing of uneccesary areas Replenish vegetation at the station Loss of vegetation pave way for construction at the construction site regularly Replant vegetation through landscaping Proper maintenance of trees and other upon completion vegetation at the station Clearance of vegetation and top soil Construct efficient drainage structures Regular cleaning and proper Soil erosion due to stripping at the construction etc. might (culverts, mitre drains, scour checks etc) maintenance/repair of drainage structures changes in hydrology/ cause soil erosion Control earthworks through cascading drainage An increase in paved areas means that gabions and distribution channels for there will be more runoff than normal, which storm water will affect the drainage systems, Protect excavated sections of the route hydrological regimes and storm drains. of storm water during heavy rains
will also be other jobs associated provision of goods and services to permanent and temporary employees eg food industry. Other indirect jobs that will be generated after the completion of the station include improvement of commerce and trade in the area Negative Impacts and proposed mitigation measures Impacts on or due to Anticipated Impacts / Remarks Proposed Mitigation during the Design and Construction phases Proposed Mitigation during the Operation and Decommissioning phases Chance Finds Interference with physical, cultural or architectural resources Use of “Chance Find” procedures (See Annex 2 of this document Loss of vegetation Loss of vegetation through clearance to pave way for construction Minimize clearing of uneccesary areas at the construction site Replant vegetation through landscaping upon completion Replenish vegetation at the station regularly Proper maintenance of trees and other vegetation at the station Soil erosion due to changes in hydrology/ drainage Clearance of vegetation and top soil stripping at the construction etc. might cause soil erosion An increase in paved areas means that there will be more runoff than normal, which will affect the drainage systems, hydrological regimes and storm drains. Construct efficient drainage structures (culverts, mitre drains, scour checks etc) Control earthworks through cascading gabions and distribution channels for storm water Protect excavated sections of the route of storm water during heavy rains Regular cleaning and proper maintenance/repair of drainage structures