7. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN: MONITORING AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: ROAD SECTION (km 63-162) TABLE 7.1: PROJECT IMPACT DURING CONSTRUCTION, MITIGATION MEASURES, MONITORING AND RESPONSIBILITY LONG TERM CATEGORY POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANCE LOCAL IMPACTS MITIGATION RESPONSIBILITY MONITORING IMPACT IMPACT 1.Air quality Air pollution: Potentially significant, Generally, in the main All vehicles and the equipment The contractor shall bear Regular (monthly) Contractors Long term especially during dry area of construction, the used in construction have to be the responsibility for monitoring by licensed impact is emissions from Construction season existing roads or bypass modern, be appropriately implementation of laboratories at limited construction Supervision roads; maintained and used according mitigation measures. designated sampling machinery and Consultant to recommendations of points and on-site equipment, emissions Potential impact on Supervision Engineer (CSC)/Engineer manufacturers. compliance checks by from cement-concrete, adjacent Akshatau monitors the compliance Construction asphalt-concrete village All access and bypass roads with mitigation plan. Supervision plants, crushers, etc. have to be watered. Consultant (CSC), Local impacts on sites in Engineer and Dust: Almaty and Zhambyl All plants/dust-generating environmental oblasts is not predicted equipment should be in good protection authorities. from construction repair and be located at The sampling points activity distance from all sensitive will be defined by the zones. Project monitoring borrow pits and programs, which will crushers be developed by transportation of individual contractors and are required by the materials law. Parameters to be monitored follow the EHS Guidelines including: nitrogen oxides, inorganic dust, sulfur carbon, PM10, PM2.5 and carbon monoxide. Meteorological parameters during sampling include air temperature, emission rate, atmospheric
7. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN: MONITORING AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: ROAD SECTION (km 63-162) TABLE 7.1: PROJECT IMPACT DURING CONSTRUCTION, MITIGATION MEASURES, MONITORING AND RESPONSIBILITY CATEGORY POTENTIAL IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE LOCAL IMPACTS MITIGATION RESPONSIBILITY MONITORING LONG TERM IMPACT 1.Air quality Air pollution: emissions from construction machinery and equipment, emissions from cement-concrete, asphalt-concrete plants, crushers, etc. Dust: from construction activity borrow pits and crushers transportation of materials Potentially significant, especially during dry season Generally, in the main area of construction, the existing roads or bypass roads; Potential impact on adjacent Akshatau village Local impacts on sites in Almaty and Zhambyl oblasts is not predicted All vehicles and the equipment used in construction have to be modern, be appropriately maintained and used according to recommendations of manufacturers. All access and bypass roads have to be watered. All plants/dust-generating equipment should be in good repair and be located at distance from all sensitive zones. The contractor shall bear the responsibility for implementation of mitigation measures. Supervision Engineer monitors the compliance with mitigation plan. Regular (monthly) monitoring by licensed laboratories at designated sampling points and on-site compliance checks by Construction Supervision Consultant (CSC), Engineer and environmental protection authorities. The sampling points will be defined by the Project monitoring programs, which will be developed by individual contractors and are required by the law. Parameters to be monitored follow the EHS Guidelines including: nitrogen oxides, inorganic dust, sulfur carbon, PM10, PM2.5 and carbon monoxide. Meteorological parameters during sampling include air temperature, emission rate, atmospheric Contractors Construction Supervision Consultant (CSC)/Engineer Long term impact is limited
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