2.2 Cause increased Identify source of dust and noise: loose level of dust and construction materials, soil, sand blown by noise? wind. Assess Level of impacts depends on weather (wet/dry), number and distance of houses from sites. 2.3 Generate smoke Identify possible sources: fuel burning , and smell vehicle exhausts, toilets, domestic wastes (cause pollution, from camp kitchen health impacts) Assess of impact: consider duration, intensity of smoke/smell taking into account wind directions 2.4 Cause ground Identify sources: ground compaction vibration (roadwork’s, storage, drilling) (cause nuisance to Level of impacts: intensity of compaction, community, and strength of existing infrastructure damages to weak existing objects and infrastructure) 2.5 Pollution of soil Identify sources of waste and wastewater and water sources generation, such as construction site, worker (from and camps and quantify the waste/wastewater wastewater for assessing the level of impact, taking into generation, account the distance from source to receptor excavated soil, (e.g. water bodies). acid sulphate soil, Leakage of oil stored at the site may also construction, soil and water pollution packaging materials, domestic and sewerage wastes generated by the workers) 2.6 Localised flooding Localised flooding may occur if related to existing/natural drainage path is blocked or disturbance to disrupted. existing drains, consider the issues at construction sites, changes in ground camps, borrow pits, quarries and disposal elevation etc. sites. If materials are bought from existing licensed borrow pits and quarries, the issues would not be considered in the project 2.7 Sedimentation in Loose construction materials and excavated areas next to soil may be blown by wind or washed away construction site as
2.2 Cause increased level of dust and noise? Identify source of dust and noise: loose construction materials, soil, sand blown by wind. Assess Level of impacts depends on weather (wet/dry), number and distance of houses from sites. 2.3 Generate smoke and smell (cause pollution, health impacts) Identify possible sources: fuel burning , vehicle exhausts, toilets, domestic wastes from camp kitchen Assess of impact: consider duration, intensity of smoke/smell taking into account wind directions 2.4 Cause ground vibration (cause nuisance to community, damages to weak existing objects and infrastructure) Identify sources: ground compaction (roadwork’s, storage, drilling) Level of impacts: intensity of compaction, and strength of existing infrastructure 2.5 Pollution of soil and water sources (from and wastewater generation, excavated soil, acid sulphate soil, construction, packaging materials, domestic and sewerage wastes generated by the workers) Identify sources of waste and wastewater generation, such as construction site, worker camps and quantify the waste/wastewater for assessing the level of impact, taking into account the distance from source to receptor (e.g. water bodies). Leakage of oil stored at the site may also soil and water pollution 2.6 Localised flooding related to disturbance to existing drains, changes in ground elevation etc. Localised flooding may occur if existing/natural drainage path is blocked or disrupted. consider the issues at construction sites, camps, borrow pits, quarries and disposal sites. If materials are bought from existing licensed borrow pits and quarries, the issues would not be considered in the project 2.7 Sedimentation in areas next to construction site as Loose construction materials and excavated soil may be blown by wind or washed away
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