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USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Energy Investment Activity (USAID EIA) Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline Author: EIA Project Team November, 2018 Implemented by: Advanced Engineering Associates International, Inc. (AEAI) USAID COR: Ankica Gavrilovic This Document is made possible by support from the American People sponsored by United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents of this Document were prepared by and are the sole responsibility of Advanced Engineering Associates International, Inc., and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government. Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 1 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline SCOPING– LIST OF PERMITS REQUIRED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE INTERCONNECTION 1. Introduction This document contains a list of permits, approvals and other documents to be issued by various competent authorities in the process of obtaining the required permits (Urban Permit, Construction Permit and Use Permit) for construction and operation of the South Interconnection Gas Pipeline. The purpose of this list is to serve as a basis for interviews with representatives of competent authorities that will be conducted for the purpose of mapping the upcoming permitting procedure (scoping). The list will be finalized after the exact pipeline route and other project parameters are specified. This document can be used as a guideline through the permitting procedure in order to ensure the efficient planning of the all permitting steps. 2. Competence for Issuing Permits In order to determine the competence for issuing various permits that the investor needs to obtain, the following facts must be considered: - This project is classified as an interstate project, due to the construction of the interconnection with the Republic of Croatia, - The project will be implemented on the territory of FBiH, - The project will be implemented on the territory of several cantons (Central Bosnia Canton, Canton 10, West Herzegovina Canton and Herzegovina Neretva Canton), - The project will be implemented on the territory of several municipalities (municipalities: Novi Travnik, Bugojno, Kupres, Tomislavgrad, Posusje, Siroki Brijeg and Mostar), - The project will be implemented on the territory of two water basins (Adriatic Sea Basin and Sava River Basin), - The project entails the construction of a gas transmission line with the diameter of XX inches and pressure of XX bar (be specified after the investor decides on the exact pipeline diameter and pressure.) Given the facts stated above, as well as the division of competences in BiH, it is evident that all levels of government in FBiH will be involved in approving the construction and operation of the South Interconnection Gas Pipeline. The approximate route of the gas pipeline is depicted below: Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 2 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline Picture 1 - Approximate route of the gas pipeline based on the data in the financial viability analysis developed by Connecta Consortium in May 2018. 3. Required Permits The following table contains columns that show: a) competent authorities or responsible parties, b) types of documents (permits), and c) comments. The table will be updated and finalized following the meetings with representatives of BH-GAS and competent authorities, as well as the consideration of available documentation (spatial planning and other documents of public companies and other users of the land which are currently unavailable.) Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 3 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline No. Competent authority/Responsible party Type of document (permit) Comment PRECONDITIONS - Signing of an agreement between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Croatia to define all aspects of importance for the construction of the gas interconnection, including responsibilities, competences, deadlines and coordination. - To perform preliminary exploratory works the investor must obtain an Urban Permit for Performing Preliminary Exploratory Works URBAN PERMIT I –Request for issuance of the permit containing explanation and the data necessary for the determining urban and technical conditions II – Data on land parcels 1. Investor Copy of land cadastre plan (or expropriation study) III – Project documentation – Preliminary Project Design 1. Project developer/Investor Preliminary Project Design 2. Project developer/Investor Expropriation study for cadastral municipalities Optional, depending on investor 3. Project developer/Investor Fire Protection Study 4. Project developer/Investor General technical conditions Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 4 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline IV – Conceptual construction waste management plan V – Preparatory geotechnical study (Mission G1) VI – Opinions and approvals of competent authorities and owners of infrastructure, in line with special laws (laws other than FBiH Law on Spatial Planning) Ministries and institutions at the BiH level of government 1. Transco BiH Approval of the planned route 2. BiH Ministry of Defense Approval of the planned route 3. BiH Mine Action Center Confirmation of land mine conditions Ministries and institutions at the FBiH level of government 4. FBiH Ministry of Energy, Mining and Industry Approval of the planned route Approval of the planned route: - FBiH competence over FBiH Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management 5. - from the aspect of agricultural land regulating forestry is and Forestry controversial - from the aspect of forest land 6. FBiH Ministry of Internal Affairs Approval of the planned route FBiH Ministry of Health – FBiH Administration for 7. Sanitary Approval Inspection Issues FBiH Ministry of Culture and Sport – Institute for the 8. Approval of the planned route Protection of Monuments Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 5 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting with 9. The Agency for the Sava River Basin category I water bodies, depending on the planned route) Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting with 10. The Agency for the Adriatic Sea Water Basin category I water bodies, depending on the planned route) Ministries and institutions at the cantonal level of government West-Herzegovina Canton - Environmental Permit (for a pipeline with a diameter smaller than 500 millimeters) Ministry of Spatial Planning, Construction and 11. Environment of the West-Herzegovina Canton - Opinion of the cantonal ministry on the proposed route, required for the issuance of the Urban Permit by the FBiH Ministry of Spatial Planning - Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting with category II water bodies, depending on the planned 12. Ministry of Economy route) - Permit for Deforestation/Land use change 13. Ministry of Health Sanitary Approval Approval for construction in the roadside of a regional 14. Cantonal Road Directorate road Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 6 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline Canton 10 - Environmental Permit (for a pipeline with diameter smaller than 500 millimeters) Ministry of Construction, Spatial Planning and 15. Environmental Protection of Canton 10 - Opinion on the proposed route, required for the issuance of the Urban Permit by the FBiH Ministry of Spatial Planning - Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting with Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and category II waterbodies, depending on the planned 16. Forestry of Canton 10 route) - Permit for Deforestation/Land use change 17. Ministry of Health Sanitary Approval Approval for construction in the roadside of a regional 18. Cantonal Road Directorate road Central Bosnia Canton - Environmental Permit (for a pipeline with diameter Ministry of Spatial Planning, Construction, smaller than 500 millimeters) 19. Environmental Protection, Homecoming and - Opinion on the proposed route, required for the Residential Affairs of Central Bosnia Canton issuance of the Urban Permit by the FBiH Ministry of Spatial Planning Contract Number AID-168-C-14-00002 7 USAID Energy Investment Activity Project (EIA) List of Permits for the Construction of South Interconnection Gas Pipeline - Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting with Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and category II waterbodies, depending on the planned 20. Forestry of Central Bosnia Canton route) - Permit for Deforestation/Land use change 21. Ministry of Health Sanitary Approval Approval for construction in the roadside of a regional 22. Cantonal Road Directorate road Herzegovina-Neretva Canton - Environmental Permit (for a pipeline with a diameter smaller than 500 millimeters) Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Health of 23. Herzegovina-Neretva Canton - Opinion on the proposed route, required for the issuance of an Urban Permit by the FBiH Ministry of Spatial Planning - Preliminary Water Consent (for intersecting
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