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Specify the nature of each waste or by-product and the quantity to be generated Type Description Quantity in Kg per wk/mo Solid (Bulk) Solid (particulate) Liquid Gaseous Other Proposed method of disposal or management of wastes (e.g. burning, bury etc.) Type of waste Method of Disposal /Management Indicate sources of noise pollution, the type/quality of nose (i.e. machinery/ repetitive pounding, etc.) Source of Noise Type of Noise 27 SECTION 8: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS Please indicate environmental impacts that may occur as a result of the proposed project Nature of Impact Y/N Brief Description of the Anticipated Impacts Air Quantity Drainage Landscape Forest Cover Vegetation Human population Animal population Soil Quality Soil Erosion Water Quality Tranquility/Noise Special Habitats Other SECTION 9: PROPOSED MITIGATION MEASURES Indicate whether measures are being considered to mitigate against damage likely to be caused by the proposed project to human health and/or the environment. Briefly describe these measures Air Pollution Water Pollution Noise Pollution Removal of vegetation Wastes Displacement of human populations Destruction of fish habitats Soil Erosion Others 28 State any and all experience you have with implementing the above mentioned mitigation measures. If you do not have prior experience, what skills do you possess to implement these mitigating measures? What staff training will be provided to ensure compliance with health and environmental safety standards? SECTION 10: TESTIMONY I confirm that the information provided herein is accurate to the best of my knowledge. I will also endeavour to provide additional information and facilitate a site visit if required. Signed: Developer Date: SCHEDULE B Screening list Class A Project Requiring Full Environmental Impact Study i. General Major change in land use Any national or divisional development plan Conversation of greenbelts, agricultural lands and Buffer Zones of over 20 ha in urban area Major structures within 150 metres of the high water mark ii. Urban Development, Including: New residential layout of over 10 hectare or residents of more than 1000 persons Any hotel of more than four floors, 10 hectares or 500 rooms Town centre shopping centres and complexes of more than 5 hectares ground area and out of town shopping centres. Establishment of industrial estates Establishment of free economic zones Establishment or expansion of recreational townships and parks 29 iii. Transportation, Including: Major roads of more than 10 Kilometers in length. All roads in scenic, wooded, hilly, wetlands and bio-diversity rich areas. Bridges Railway lines Ports and marinas Water, gas or oil pipelines Airports and runways iv. Dams, rivers and water resources, including: Storage dams, barrages and weirs Flood-control schemes Re-channeling of rivers, streams or creeks Diversion of rivers, streams or creeks Drilling for the purposes of utilizing ground water resources, including geothermal energy. v. Large Scale fisheries, including Aqua –culture farm of more than 5 hectares Aqua – culture farm intending to import or use exotic species. vi. Mining including quarrying: Any open cast mine of more than 10 hectares or exceptionally smaller mine in a culturally or ecologically sensitive area. Exploration for the production of hydrocarbon in any form Offshore mining activities vii. Forestry related activities, including: Clearance of forest areas of more than 10 ha per year Establishment of wood plantations of more than 10 hectares viii. Agriculture, including: Large scale farms of more than 10 hectares. 30 Poultry of more than 100 birds. Rearing of 500 or more sheep, goats or pig. Rearing of more than 200 cattle. Use of new pesticides Exceptionally a smaller farm in an ecologically sensitive or densely populated urban area. ix. Industries, including: Mineral processing, reduction of ores and minerals Smelting and refining of ores and minerals Foundries Cement works and lime processing Glass works Fertilizer manufacture or processing Explosive plants Oil refineries and petro-chemical works Training and dressing of hides and skins Abattoirs and meat processing plants Chemical works and process and plants Brewing and malting Pulp and paper mills Food processing plants Plants for the manufacture and assemble of motor vehicle Plants for the construction or repair of aircraft or railway equipment Pants for the manufacturing or processing of rubber 31 Manufacturing plant of over 10 ha x. Electrical infrastructure, including: Electricity generating stations of more than 10 megawatts High voltage Electrical transmission lines Pump- storage schemes xi. Management of hydrocarbons, including: Fuel farms, including heavy fuel and engine oil Liquefied petroleum gas storage farm xii. Waste disposal, including: Landfills sites of over 20,000 year Incinerators Sewage treatment and disposal works Major atmospheric emissions Offensive odours. Screening list Class B Project Requiring Limited Environmental Study (Preliminary Environmental Impact Assessment xiii. General Minor change in land use Changes from agricultural or greenbelt within the Greater Banjul Area xiv. Urban Development, Including: New residential layout of between 2 and 10 hectare or residents of between 200 and 1000 persons Establishment or expansion of recreational areas in buffer zones or green belts 32 Town centre shopping centres and complexes of between 2 and 5 hectare ground area and out of town shopping centres. Market of more than 5 hectares Fish market Fruit and vegetable market xv. Transportation, Including: Resurfacing of major roads. Landing sites with piers of more than 20 metres long Air fields of less than 10 hectares Rehabilitation of bridges xvi. Fisheries Aqua –culture of less between 2 and 5 hectares area using indigenous species. xvii. Mining, Including quarrying: Sand, clay or gravel of between 2 and 5 hectares. xviii. Forestry related activities, including: Clearance of forest area of more than 1 hectare Establishment of wood plantations of more than 5 hectares xix. Agricultural, including: Large scale farms of more than 5 hectares Animal farm or more than 2 hectares and or 50 animals break down into fowls, sheep, cattle etc. xx. Industries, including: Dry process plastic factories. Brick and earthenware manufacture Fish processing plants. 33 Mechanical workshops and saw mills Bulk grain process Vegetable oil processing and packaging. Packing factories Electrical appliances assembly plant Plants for the manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and sheet-metal containers xxi. Management of hydrocarbons, including: Fuel filling stations Liquefied petroleum gas bottling plants Screening list Class C Project Requiring No Environmental Study xxii. General Minor change in land use xxiii. Urban Development, including: New residential layout of less than 2 hectare or residents of less than 100 persons Establishment or expansion of recreational areas in buffer zones or green belts Town centre shopping centres and complexes of less than 1 hectare ground area. xxiv. Transportation, Including: Minor roads and resurfacing of minor roads. Landing sites Water pipelines Rehabilitation of bridges 34 xxv. Aerial Spraying xxvi. Disaster relief xxvii. Fisheries Artisanal fisheries Aqua-culture of less than 2 hectares in areas using indigenous species. xxviii. Mining, including quarrying: Sand, clay or gravel of less than 2 hectares. Collection of overburden and sieved pebbles and small gravel from mines. xxix. Management of hydrocarbons, including: Premixed fuel stations. SCHEDULE C - Issues to be considered in Making Environmental Impact Assessments NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT ACT, Schedule A Part B The following issues may, among others, be considered in the making of environmental impact assessments- Ecological Consideration, in particular biological diversity; Effect of proposal on number, diversity, breeding habits, etc of wild animals and vegetation. Gene pool of domesticated plants and animals, e.g. monoculture vs. Wild types. Sustainable use including - (a) effect of proposal on soil fertility; (b) breeding populations of fish and game; and (c) natural regeneration of woodland and sustainable yield. Ecosystem maintenance, including- (a) effect of proposal on food chains; 35