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Initial Environmental

Examination Proposed project:

SEAOIL GAS REFILLING STATION Barangay Poblacion City, Valencia City, Province of Bukidnon

Proponent:

SEAOIL PHILS. INC. c/o SEAOIL TERMINAL DEPOT

Barangay Banago, Bacolod City

Negros Occidental

Prepared by;

Engr. Joseph T. Jomoc, PME

EIA Consultant 0920-910 4940

SEAOIL PHILIPPINES, INC.

Gas Refilling Station

Along the national highway, within Barangay

Poblacion City, Valencia City

Bula, General Santos City, Province of Cotabato

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Gas

Refilling

Station

Volume Capacity: 60,000 liters

(16,000 Gals.)

Proponent : SEAOIL Philippines, Inc.

c/o SEAOIL Terminal Depot

Barangay Banago, Bacolod City

Negros Occidental Tel/Fax : (034)- 434-45-07

Project Location:

Along national highway, within Brgy.


Province of Bukidnon

Prepared by :

Engr. Joseph T. Jomoc, PME Cel. #. 0920-910-49-40







Executive Summary Over the last thirteen years, SEAOIL has consistently been able to introduce more advanced and

environment-friendly fuel specifications ahead of its competition, which include the shift from

leaded gasoline to unleaded, high sulfur to low sulfur diesel, and in the past few years, the shift to

alternative fuels like bio-ethanol and bio-diesel.

SEAOIL is known for its pioneering efforts in promoting biofuels in the Philippines, a

practice that became the standard in the fuel industry with the passing of R.A. 9367

(Biofuels Act of 2006) which mandated the blending of 1 percent CME (coco-methyl

ester) for all diesels in May 2007 (upgrade to 2 percent in 2009), and blending of 10

percent ethanol into gasoline products in 2009.

It is the first company to sell E10 fuels or gasoline blended with 10% ethanol in the

country. A product that it has been developing and promoting since August 2005, more

than a year before the Biofuels Act of 2006 was signed. SEAOIL was also the first to

launch 2004 Clean Air Act-compliant diesel (Pure Diesel) in 2003.

SEAOIL PHILLIPPINES, Inc., have a proposed to operate a Gas Refilling Station, the

site located along the national highway, within Barangay Poblacion City, Valencia City,

province of Bukidnon.., Valencia City is known for ECO-tourism and their Agri-products

Industry, the city is one of the destination city’s in Mindanao area.

The site is very strategic for refilling station that can accommodate the transportation

passing the highway, especially, the PUJ where their route is with in the vicinity. This

refilling stations is equipped with “Store, training facility for gas station personnel” the

store sale world class oil products, free air and water refill for transportation only.







The Initial Environmental Examination Checklist is prepared to give basic information on

the proposed project and the baseline information on the environmental setting of the

proposed project site. With this, an Environmental Management Plan is formulated in

anticipation for the possible adverse environmental hazard that the project might create

and its corresponding abatement program.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 Project Name/Title : SEAOIL GAS REFILLING STATION

1.2 Proponent/Company : SEAOIL PHILIPPINES Incorporated

Address : Banago Terminal Depot Bacolod City

Negros Occidental(branch office)

Tel/Fax : (034)- 434-45-07

1.3 Project Location : Located along the highway, within Barangay Poblacion City, Valencia City, Bukidnon

1.4 Project Objectives :

Provide and augment the transport and private establishment for their fuel needs with in the

route. As a testament to its dedication to the Filipino consumer, SEAOIL has been consistently

expanding its retail station network in the country especially in underserved markets. From one

station when it started retailing in 1997, SEAOIL now has over 150 stations all over the

country. This aggressive expansion plan serves not only the Filipino consumer; it also opens

business opportunities for Filipino entrepreneurs through franchising.

1.5 Project Ownership :

Type of Owners : [ ] Single Proprietorship [ X ] Corporation [ ] Partnership/Joint Venture [ ] Cooperative

[ ] Others, pls. Specify:

1.6 Project Cost :







Total Project Cost : PhP 3,000,000.00

1.7 List of Owners (for Partnership/Corporation)

SEAOIL PHILS. Inc.,

1.8 Authority from the corporation to apply ECC in their behalf

Mr. Mondreal Bantug

Branch Representative

2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Project Area Coverage

(Attach photocopies of documents as Annex)

Total Lot Area : 2,248.0 sq.m.

Area to be developed : 1,000.0 sq. m. (lease)

2.2 Land Ownership

Ownership of the Land by virtue of OCT/TCT: 12157, TCT 90318

Stewardship of the land by virtue of:

Lease of Land by virtue of : Contract of Lease to SEAOIL Phil Inc.

Pending Application for : __________N/A_____________

Others, please specify : __________N/A_____________

2.3 General Land Classification

[ ] Public Land [ ] A & D [ x ] Private

2.4 Present Land Use Classification







(based on the approved land use/zoning ordinance of the city/municipality)

[ ] Agricultural [ ] Residential [ ] Tourism

[ ] Industrial [ ] Forest Land [ ] Institutional

[ X ] Commercial [ ] Open Space

[ X ] Others, pls. Specify: Commercial -2 Zone

Pictures of the site, PLEASE see Annexes

3. 0 PROJECT PROPONENT

3.1 Service (12 Hr Operation)

Services No. of

Unit

Area

(m2)

Capacity No. of

Responsible

Person

Chemical

to be used

Volume of Water

to be used, m

3

1. Body Washing

None

2. Engine

Washing

None

3. Under

Chassis Washing

None

4. Automatic

Car Wash

None

5. Change Oil

None

6. Complete wash w/

vacuum

None

7. Greasing

None

8. Change Coolant

None

9. Tune-up

None

10. Wheel None







Alignment

11. Free

Service (Air &

Water)

One

unit

Side

of the wall

4.5 cu.

meters

12. Others, Pls. Specify

TOTAL

Volume of Water to be Used = 3.5 m3/day

3.2 Facilities

Facility No. of Unit Area (m2)

Capacity

1. Service Bay None

2. Pumping/Refilling

Station(filling Slot )

4- Service Filling Slot

3. Dispensing

Pump for fueling station

4 dual-hose mechanical

dispensing pumps for premium gasoline (PG) and

diesel (DG)

2,000 liters

4. Fuel Storage

Area

3- UGT’s 59.00 sq.

m.

2-22,500 liters. per

tank 1-15,000 liters;

Total Cap. 60,000

liters.(see the attached plan)

5. Wash Bay

None

6. Water Storage

1,000 liters or 1.0

cu. meter

7. Convenience store

One Area (1) 85.00square m.

8. Stand-by

Power Utilities

1 Proposed 20 kva

Generating set







9. Parking Area

See site

dev. plan

10. Office Buildings

See the attached plan

11. Others, Pls.

Specify Air Compressor

One unit of air-compressor

for FREE air charging portable type

1.5 sq. m.

(Attached facilities design/lay-out plan of the Refilling station Annex ).

3.3 Utilities and Infrastructure

a) Water Demand (Estimated daily water requirements of the proposed

refilling station): 3.5 cu.m./day

b) Water Allocation

Service Water Demand Allocation

(m3)

1. Body Washing N/A

2. Engine Washing N/A

3. Under Chassis Washing N/A

4. Change oil N/A

5. Complete Wash with Vacuum N/A

6. Greasing N/A

7. Tune-up N/A

8. Change Coolant N/A

9. Wheel Balancing N/A

10. Wheel Alignment N/A

11. Free Services (Air & Water) H2O 4.5

12. Others, Pls. Specify (Comfort room) 1-CR

c) Water Supply/Sources

Existing Public Water

Water Source Yes No Remarks

Tapped to the Water Utility within the area

Tapped to Water Utility







Surface Water (N/A)

Water

Source

Name of

Water

Body

Locatio

n Distance

Mode of

dev’t or

distribution

Volume of

Extraction

1. Creek

2. Spring

3. Stream

4. River

5. Others

Deep Well

Water Source

No. of

Wells/hands

Pump/Tanks

Location Depth

(m)

Discharge

(Li./sec.)

N/A None

N/A None

Rain Water (N / A)

Water Source No. of Tanks/Reservoirs Capacity

1. Collected in Storage Tanks None None

2. Collected in Reservoir None None

d) Water Treatment

Is there provision for water treatment of independent water source? [ ] Yes [ x ] No If yes, what kind of water treatment?

[ ] Chlorinated [ ] Filtration [ ] Others (specify)

3.4 Drainage System

Type of Drainage:

a) Major Roads : [ ] open canal [ x ] closed/underground drainage b) Minor Roads : [ ] open canal [ x ] closed/underground drainage

Where does the drainage system drain?

[ ] open canal [ x] natural outfall/water body

What water body (e.g. river/creek/stream) will serve as the outfall of the sewage and

drainage system? Connect to City drainage system

Where is this located? north side of the project site (directly adjacent)







3.5 Power Supply

Source of Power [ x ] Electrical Cooperative [ x ] Own generator Capacity Emergency use only 20 KVA

[ ] Others, pls. Specify ____________________________ 3.6 Sewage Disposal System

* Sewage System [ ] Individual Septic Tank [ ] Communal Septic Tank

* Sewage Design [ x ] 3 – chamber septic tank with leaching [ ] 2 – chamber septic tank without leaching

[ x] 3 – chamber septic tank with leaching [ ] 3 – chamber septic tank without leaching

[ ] 4 – chamber septic tank with leaching [ ] 4 – chamber septic tank without leaching

Others, pls. Specify ____________________ * Sewage Disposal [ ] Discharge to an existing public sewerage system

[ ] Treated in a Community disposal Plant and communal septic Tank

[ x ] Treatment in Individual Septic Tanks with disposal by absorption field or leaching pit

3.7 Wastewater Treatment Facility

* Capacity of Oil – Water Separator :Not applicable; The Station have no servicing,

purely refilling station

Attach flowchart on liquid waste management :

Attach lay-out/detailed plan;

3.8 Used Oil/ Fuel Sludges Collection and Disposal System

* Collection System: No. of Drams/month: Defend of the sludge average 2- drums per cleaning

Volume : Max . 400 liters Storage Area : Buyers tanker truck (on-site suction)

* Disposal System [ ] Recycled [ ] Burning/Incinerator

[ x ] Sold to re-cyclers NOTE: Every 1-3year, this will inspected daily by the SEAOIL engr.- tank dis-

sludging of underground fuel tank, the method of cleaning is by pumping thru the tanker truck owned by the accredited fuel/oil buyers.

3.9 Solid Waste Disposal System







* Collection System : [ ] Association/project-maintained garbage collection system

[ x ] Integrated into the Barangay garbage collection system

[ ] Others, pls. Specify __________________ * Will there be a waste in the sorting/segregation system to be employed prior to

disposal?

[ x ] Yes [ ] No

* Disposal System : [ ] Burning at the open dumpsite in the project [ ] Sludge cleaning

[ ] Open dumpsite outside of the project site [ x ] Municipality/City landfill area

[ ] Others, (specify) : _________________________ * Location of the waste Disposal Site : Barangay Garbage Disposal Area

3.10 Manpower and Employment

How many people will be employed by the proposed gasoline and service station:

a) Pre-construction/construction : 50

b) Operation and Maintenance period : 10







3.11 Project Schedule

PROJECT SCHEDULE (PERT / CPM)

PROPOSED SEAOIL FILLING GAS STATION

NUMBER OF WEEKS

ACTIVITIES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1. GENERAL PLANNING & PROJECT DEV’T.

2. FINAL ARCHITECTURAL & ENG’G PLANS

3. LEGAL DOCUMENTATION/PERMITTING

4. FENCING, FILLING AND COMPACTING

5. EXCAVATION FOR UNDERGROUND TANKS

6. UGT AND EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

7. CONSTRUCTION OF OFFICE AND CANOPY

8. DRAINAGE INSTALLATION

9. INSTRUMENTATION/ELECTRICAL

10. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

11. START OF OPERATION







ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

ACTIVITIES RISKS IMPACTS MITIGATING/ENHAN

CEMENT MEASURES

COS

T

RESPONS

IBILITIES

A. CONSTR

UCTION PHASE

Earthworks (filling,

excavation, compacting);

Carpentry works Masonry;

Concreting Metal works

(cutting & welding)

Safety

equipment

Insurance Security

Fencing

Dust

generation,

Noise pollution

Increased Traffic

Possible

entrainment

of sediments in run-off

water

Solid waste

accumulation

Localized sprinkling of

exposed area; Immediate

compaction of newly stripped and exposed areas

Noise-generating activities

to be limited during

daytime and equipment will be installed with

mufflers/noise

suppressors.

Strict traffic enforcement Limit area of movement of

construction equipment by

fencing. Provide traffic

signed.(security assisted)

Sedimentation is expected

only during heavy rains, temporary sediments traps

will nevertheless be

installed Construction retaining

wall before filling.

Provide garbage

receptacles or provide specific area for temporary

disposal Timely collection

and Disposal in coordination with the

concerned agency.

Ph

2,500

.00 (incl

usive w/

the

EMF for

comp

liance

monitorin

g on

a quart

erly)

Contractor

and

Proponent

Contractor

Contractor

Proponent

Contractor

Contractor and

Proponent







OPERATION PHASE

Maintenance of

Equipment

Housekeeping

ABANDONMENT

Removal of dispensers,

and storage tanks.

Leaks

Waste generation

(Solid refuse)

Waste generation

(Solid and

liquid)

Contain leaks and remove using

sawdust

Sort and provide garbage receptacles

Recycle or dispose

properly in coordination with the

concerned agency.

Segregate solid waste

and dispose in coordination with the

concerned agency.

Implement

closure/site

abandonment program (excavate,

remove and sold unusable UGT’s and

dispensers as scrap)

Ph 2,500.00

(inclusive

w/ the EMF for

compliance monitoring

on a semi-

annual basis

Preventive

maintenance

Contractor/Dealer

Dealer

Dealer

Dealer

Preventive

maintenance Contractor

Project

Proponent/

Contractor







ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN

ACTIVITIES

PARAMETERS

LOCATION

FREQUENCY

COST

RESPONSIBILITIES

A. OPERATION

PHASE

Fuel

supply(received)

Air quality

around the site (Dust-

polluted)

Noise generation

cause by the vehicles.

Increased traffic

Solid waste

Project site and along boundaries


Along the road


Daily

Semi -

Annual

(for MMT)

P2,000

EMB personnel

together with

the proponent

Re-fueling

operation

Fuel leak

All connection

points/junctions(pipes joint)

Above the underground tanks

All connection points/junctions

& above the underground tanks

Below the underground storage

tank

Within project site and along

boundaries

Pipelines, dispensing pumps and hose nozzles

Within project site and along boundaries

Along the road

Daily

(pump

man)

Daily (for the

dealer)

Daily check-up

Check-up before re-

fueling/operation

Safety first(daily)

EMB personnel together with

the proponent







A. OPERATI

ON PHASE Fuel

Supply(Received)

Storage

Re- Fueling (Dispensing)

.

ABANDONMENT PHASE

Removal of dispensers

Product spill

during

accidental hose disconnection

Product overflow from

tanks

Potential risk of soil and

groundwater

contamination by product

leaks from pipeline and

underground

storage tanks.

Fire

Product Spills

Dispensers, storage tanks,

and all service equipment

amenities

Losses/ Fatalitie

s

Increase

Traffic

and possible

congesti

on

Generati

on of

employment

Within

project

site

Use of dry disconnect-type hose and provision of product containment box.

Conduct tank gauging and/or product sales volume accounting prior to

receiving

Develop and implement a retail facility

fire safety and emergency response program (provide firewall and fire

extinguishers)

Implement accepted industry standards

on underground tanks and underground

piping for service stations.

Develop and implement a retail facility fire safety and emergency response

program (provide firewall and fire

extinguishers)

Install automatic cut-off system

(breakaways hose), automatic shutoff system (shear Valve) nozzle, automatic

overfill shutoff system, and containment system.

Develop and implement a retail facility fire safety and emergency response

program (provide firewall and fire

extinguishers)

Strict enforcement of traffic rules and regulations

Recruitment and training of locals with the necessary/required skills

Daily during abandonment activities

Semi

annally

P

2,500.

00

Proponent/Dea

ler

EMB personnel

together with the proponent

Proponent/Dea

ler

Proponent/Dea

ler

Proponent/Dea

ler

Proponent/Dea

ler

Proponent/Dea

ler

Proponent/Dea

ler







5.0 DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING ENVIRONMENT

4.1 Physical Environment

Components/Parameters Yes No Remarks

1. What is the general elevation of the proposed gasoline and refilling station?

<100 masl

100 – 300 masl

301 – 500 masl 501 – 1000 masl

1001 – 1550 masl

>1500 masl

The site is normally flat

2. Slope and Topography of the area

Terrain is flat or level (0-3% slope)

Gently sloping to undulating (3-8%)

Undulating to rolling (8-18% slope)

Rolling to moderately steep (18-30%)

Steepy rolling (30-50% slope)

Very steep to mountainous (>50% slope)

x

(Normally flat)

3. Are there areas in the site where

indications of soil erosion are occurring? If yes, what activities are causing erosion?

x Causes of erosion:

[ ] Heavy Rains [ ] Unstable slopes

[ ] Others, pls. Specify

4. Do you know of any land sliding

occurring or that has occurred in the site?

x Causes of land slide:

[ ] Earthquake

[ ] Unstable slopes [ ] Earthmoving

[ ] Others, pls. Specify

5. Has the area experienced any flooding during the wet season or typhoons? If yes,

when was the last time the area was

flooded? What caused the flooding?

x Periods of flooding ________ Causes of Flooding

[ ] Low area

[ x ] Typhoons [ ] Poor Drainage

[ x ] Water clogged areas







6. Soil type of the area.

[ x ] Sandy soil [ x ] Clayey soil

[ ] Sandy loam oil

The soil is clayey soil, Sand

loam; base in the excavated soil along the road, adjacent to

the site.

7. Is there existing water bodies found near or within the site, e.g. creeks or streams: If

Yes, please enumerate them in the opposite space and indicate their location.

(If they have no names, indicate the number of water bodies)

* these water bodies should be shown in the topographic map.

x

8. What are the present uses of the water

bodies within or near the project site? [ ] bathing

[ ] washing [ ] fishing

[ ] source of drinking water

[ ] Recreation (swimming, boating, etc.) [ ] Others

Drainage outfall of

Commercial establishment or a basin of all.

9. Is there an access roads going to the project site?

If Yes, what is the distance to the site?

x Type of access road: National Road

10. What is the present land use of the area wherein the proposed gasoline and refilling

station be located?

[ ] Prime agricultural land

(Productive/Irrigated) [ ] Prime agricultural land

(Idle/Abandoned)

[ ] Grassland [ ] Built-up

[ ] Orchard [ ] Marshland/Mangrove

[ ] Mangrove

[ ] Fishpond [ x ] Others, Pls. Specify; Commercial

The project site is along the National road surrounded by

Commercial establishments







11. Does the site conform to the approved

land use of the city/municipality?

Pls. Refer to Annex

12. Is the land allocation and alignment of

the various utilities integrated with the

existing networks and projects outside of the boundaries of the project site?

x Gasoline service station is

considered by HLURB as

special land use since it could be located in residential or

commercial/Industrial areas as long as it is approved by the

concerned LGUs.

13. Are there existing structures or

developments around the project site? If Yes, please list them in the opposite Space.

x The project is along the

concreted City road surrounded by

commercial/residential establishments

Biological Environment

Components/Parameters Yes No

Remarks

1. Are there existing trees and other types of

vegetation in the site? If Yes, please provide examples.

x

2. Are there birds and other forms of wildlife found in the area? If Yes, please provide

examples.

x Common Maya, Alagit-it

3. Are there fishery resources in the water

bodies found near or within the site? If

Yes, please provide examples.

x

4. Is the site near or within the watershed or

forest reservation area?

If near, only, how near?

_____ m. or ______ km.

If within, indicate name of the watershed

x The site, Zonified as Special

Permit(along National road)







Or forest reservation area.

5. is the gasoline station adjacent to a natural Ecosystem?

[ ] Forest [ ] Coastal/Marine

[ ] Grassland [ ] Mangrove

[ ] Agriculture

x The site is commercialized

Socio-Economic Environment

1 Components/Parameters 2 Yes No

3

4 Remarks

1. Are the existing settlements in the

proposed gasoline and refueling station?

If yes, indicate the number of: (within100m. radius)

Households/Families:

Legitimate landowners:

Tenants: Squatters:

x The site is with in highly

commercial use.

2. What is the total population of the

community in the project site?

There are about 3,000 plus

within the Barangay

3. What is the average family size? 4 members family

4. What are their source(s) of livelihood?

Livelihood type:

[ x ] Farming

[ x ] Fishing [ x ] Backyard Poultry & Piggery

[ x ] Vending/Buy & Sell [ x ] Sari-sari store

[ x ] Others, pls. Specify:

5 Others are government employees

5. How many of the total population have







reached the:

Elementary Level : High School Level :

College Level :

6. Are there other existing local organizations in the area:

List of organized group:

Sangguniang Kabataan

(SK)

Drivers Ass. Tricycle Drivers Ass.

7. Are there existing social infrastructures

in the Barangay? [ x ] School

[ x ] Communications

[ x ] Health centers/clinics [ ] Hospitals

[ x ] Churches/Chapel

[ x ] Transportation [ x ] Roads

[ ] Others, please specify:

The Barangay is equipped

with social amenities like with other barangay in the

city.

IMPACT ASSESSMENTS AND MITIGATION

Pre-construction/Construction Phase

A. Project Activities

Affecting the Physical Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description Mitigation/Enhancement

Measures

1. Will there be land and Vegetation clearing?

If Yes, What is the total

Area be cleared/filled?

X Generation of

debris

Use for backfill within the

excavated area for the Tank.

Plant more trees after

development

2. Will there trees to be affected during the clearing?

If Yes, how many and what

Are these species of trees?

No. of trees:

X Loss of grown

domestic trees

The Dealer/Proponent will

introduce trees for their landscaping







3. Will there will be demolition of existing structures? If

Yes, what type of structures

be demolished? Type of structures:

x The site is full of grown

grass and trees

4. Will there be topsoil removal and replacement?

If yes, how much of the

Removed topsoil be replaced?

[ ] Entire Volume [ x ] Partial Volume

x Generate noise,

dust pollution

During the Excavation,

the contractor will enclosed the site for

SAFETY and the volume

of soil extracted are sole to interested buyers for

backfill use(partial only, coz some will be backfill )

(partial Vol.=100 cm3)

5. If Partial only, where will be

rest of the topsoil be Deposited?

If No, what will happen to the excavated topsoil?

x

Return to the excavated

portion near the tank.







6. Will there be

earthmoving activities e.g. excavation work cut and fill,

etc.? If Yes, how deep is the

excavation and how much is the Estimated volume of the cut &

fill?

Average depth of excavation:

4.0m

Estimated volume of cut & Fill: 150 cu. m

Source of filling materials?

Quarry operators

Dust, noise and

vibration

Entrainment of

sediments to surface run-off

towards the road

Moisten working areas

especially during hot days; Immediate return

of soil after the installation of the

UGT’s; Equipment should be

slow but with efficient speed; Regular engine

maintenance & routine checkup of mufflers &

exhaust system of equipment; Used only

newly conditioned equipment;

Immediate tank

installation and return to excavated soil; install

buttress wall along the national road.

7. Will trees and ornaments be

planted on the site?

Total # of trees to be planted: 4 - 5

Species of trees to be planted? Indian tree & Flowering

plants Average height of trees to be

planted? 5 – 8 meters

Enhance

aesthetics and help absorb

fumes and gaseous

emissions from passing vehicles

There will be grassy

portion in the site development plan ,

designated as a planted portion/Area

8. Will there be stockpiling of soil, sand & gravel materials

in the project area? (minimal)

Entrainment of sediment to

surface run-off towards the

road.

Provide sill traps to avoid run off towards

the road.

9. Will there be drillings,

hammerings, and boring activities?

x Noise Noise generating

activities shall be done at day time only.







B. Project Activities

Affecting the Biological

Environment? Yes No

Impact Description

Mitigation/Enhancement Measures

1. Will there be vegetation

clearing?

X Plant more trees after development

2. Will clearing activities

affects any critical wildlife habitats?

X Domestic birds

are disrupted

due to cutting of the Trees.

The owner will introduces

more trees after

development

3. Will clearing activities

affects any rare, threatened

or endangered plant & animal species?

x

4. Will there be trees to be

affected (e.g. cut down,

remove) during the clearing?

If Yes, how many and what

X Loss of trees

and disrupted of

habitat, trees to cut.

Introduce more trees after

development

10. Will there be any slope

modifications or ground leveling to be done?

x Alteration of terrain (adjustment level

from the road), suitable for temporary parking of fuel lorries and various vehicles

of the customers.

11. Is there a need to construct an access road going to the

site? If Yes, what type of access road?

[ ] All weathered road length __ (m) width

__(m) [ x ] Concrete

[ x ] Asphalt

x Construct concrete driveways and connect

to the national road.

12. Will temporary quarters or barracks and field office be

provided for construction workers within the project

site?

x Solid waste generation

Provide Temporary quarters and comport

room. (IF needed)







Are these species of trees?

C. Project Activities

Affecting the socio-Economic Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description

Mitigation/Enhancement

Measures

1. Will there be settlements to

be affected? If Yes, How many households will be

affected? Total No. of

Household/ Families:

x

2. How they be handled?

[ ] Payment of property owners

[ ] Temporary relocation site

to be provided [ ] Permanent relocation site

to be established

[ ] Eviction w/out compensation

[ ] Others, please specify

Private land/no

squatters

3. Will the project encroached an ancestral domain?

Will indigenous or local people be affected? Aetas &

Vulnerable groups (e.g.,

No. of man to be affected)

x The site is located along national road, private

property.

4. Will there be locals to be

hired during construction? x Moderate Priority within the

barangay

5. Will there be an increase of

economic activity in the area or arise in associated

project.

x Moderate Increase Tax revenues

6. Will the project cause an increase in traffic in major

routes due to the entry &

exit of construction equipment?

x Traffic problem at the junction.

of project site

Place early warning devices after and before

the immediate junction.

(use other route at the back) and assisted by

Security







Operation and Maintenance Phase.

A. Project Activities Affecting the Physical

Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description


Measures

1. Will there be an increase in

solid waste and sewage generation

x Land and water

pollution is moderate

considering the type

of activities involved in gasoline

station

Provide garbage

receptacles for solid waste

Install 3-chamber septic tank with

leaching for domestic

effluents

2. Will there an increase in

water demand?

x

Insignificant to

Moderate

The proponent will

tapped to the existing

Utility

3. Will there an improved drainage and water supply

system?

x Proper

plumbing/drainage system designed in

accordance w/

proper sloping.

Building code will be

strictly comply.

4. Will there an increase of

surface run-off from the concreting of roads and soil

surfaces?

x Insignificant

Channel surface run-

off to underground drainage canal

5. Will there be a reduced

infiltration rate due to impermeable structures

over the ground?

x

Insignificant

Channel surface run-off to underground

drainage canal

6. Is the available domestic

water supply enough to

meet the maximum projected water

consumption of the gasoline station

x Water demand of the

station is minimal

Tapped to the water

utility







6 B. Project Activities

Affecting the Biological

Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description


Measures

1. Will the sewage outfall and

drainage system drain into

the nearby or adjacent surface water body?

x Cause flooding

Drainage system will be

provided with catch basins or sediments traps

2. Will the waste disposal site be adequate to meet the

projected solid waste in the

area?

Solid waste

generated in

the station is minimal

Provide garbage receptacles

and place in the collection

area – to be collected by garbage disposal team.

C. Project Activities

Affecting the Socio -

Economic

Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description


Measures

1. Will the project cause or

increase traffic in the area?

x

Traffic

problem at the junction, in the

project site (Insignificant)

Place early warning devices

after and before the immediate junction, of the

project site.(security assisted)

2. Will a gasoline station create a significant increase

in the existing population of the area?

x

3. Are there existing transport

services/facilities routing the area?

x

Enhance the

competition on fuel and oil

retailing; Provide

immediate

source of fuel and oil for

private and

public vehicles.

Regular refilling station to

avoid shortage of fuel supply within the municipal.

or to augment the fuel demand of the PUJ flying or

passing the city vice versa

route

4. Is there a prevailing water

shortage or water supply problem in the area?

x The proponent will tapped to

the existing utility







5. Are there already existing

commercial establishments within the vicinity of the

project area?

x

Hiring of

employee

The proposed site is within

the Commercial Area and

built-up area of the Municipality

Abandonment and Rehabilitation Phase

If the refilling station need to be abandoned after 11 years of operation, all underground

tanks (UGT) will be excavated and removed. Likewise, the dispensing pumps will be dismantled and sold as second-hand units or as scraps. Then the entire 1,000.0 square

meter more or less property will be utilized for other commercial business purposes.

A. Project Activities

Affecting the Physical Environment?

Yes No Impact

Description


Measures

1. Will the project cause or

increase traffic in the areas?

x

Moderate

Placed warning signs after

and before the immediate

junction.

2. Is the gasoline station create significant increase in the

existing population of the

area?

x insignificant New hired employees,

must be register to the Barangay.

3. Are there existing transport

services/facilities routing the areas?

x

Enhance

competition in fuel and oil

retailing; Provide

immediate source of fuel and oil for

private and public vehicles

Regular refilling of the

UGT’s to avoid shortage of fuel supply.

4. Is there a prevailing water

shortage of water supply in the area?

x Proponent will Tapped to

the existing water utility

5. Are there already existing commercial establishments

within the vicinity of the

project area?

x Create more

employment within the

vicinity

The project site is within the Commercial Zone.







A. PROPONENT’S/DEALER’S COMMITMENTS

I/WE, am/are committing to…….

2. Comply with existing environmental rules and regulations, guidelines

and criteria;

3. Comply with all mitigation/enhancement measures that have been

identified in the report;

4. Support multi-partite monitoring efforts to be organized; IF needed

5. Construct, maintain and properly operate an adequate and appropriate

oil-water separator for the liquid wastes; (IF needed)

6. Construct, maintain and properly operate an adequate and appropriate

septic tank for the liquid wastes;

7. Maintain the cleanliness of the general surroundings;

8. Participate or contribute toward communal cleaning effort;

9. Strictly implement a risk management plan and safety program;

10. Organize and conduct information, education and communication

(IEC) activities on environmental, health and other civic issues;

11. Others, please specify:







ATTACHMENTS/ANNEXES

A. Government Permits and Clearances (Attach photocopies of documents)

PERMITS/CLEARANCES

YES

NO

Location Maps/Vicinity Map x

Barangay and Municipal/City Endorsement

Zoning Certificate (CPDC/DZA) x

Location Clearance/Decision on Zoning from HLURB

Photocopy of (TCT/OCT/TI) x

Lease Agreement x

Design/Plan of the Gasoline Station x







SWORN STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY

OF PROPONENT & PREPARER

This is to certify that all information in this Initial Environmental Examination-Checklist REPORT for the SEAOIL Phils, Gas Refilling Station PROJECT are accurate

and complete to the best of our knowledge, and that an objective and thorough assessment of

the Project was undertaken in accordance with the dictates of professional and reasonable judgment. Should we learn of any information which would make this IEE-Checklist

REPORT inaccurate, we shall immediately bring the said information to the attention of the DENR-EMB.

We hereby certify that no DENR-EMB personnel was directly involved in the preparation of this SEAOIL Gas Refilling Station REPORT other than to provide

procedural and technical advice consistent with the guidelines in the DAO 03-30 Revised

Procedural Manual.

We hereby bind ourselves jointly and solidarily to answer any penalty that may be imposed arising from any misrepresentation or failure to state material information in this

IEE-Checklist type REPORT.

In witness whereof, we hereby set our hands this _____ day of _______________ at

______________________.

Name Field of Expertise Signature

1. Engr. Joseph T. Jomoc EIA Consultant

2. Mr. Mondreal Bantug SEAOIL rep.

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this _____ day of ____________ 2006, affiants

exhibiting their Community Tax Certificate information, as follows:

Name Community Tax Certificate Information

CTC NO. Place of Issue Date of Issue

1. Joseph Jomoc

2. Mondreal Bantug

Doc. No. ____________________ Page No. ____________________ Book No. ____________________ Series of ____________________

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