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M6 Motorway Section Between Bóly- Ivándárda Country Border Client: NIF Nemzeti Infrastruktúra Fejleszt ő zártkör űen m űköd ő Részvénytársaság M6 motorway section between Bóly- Ivándárda country border Environmental impact study In a consolidated structure with supplementation Designers: Consortium leader: Utiber Kft. Special designers: UVATERV Zrt. Budapest January 2016 M6 motorway section between Bóly- Ivándárda (country border) Environmental impact study PROJECT MANAGER: Lajos Tómán DESIGNERS: UVATERV Zrt.: Water and geographic agent protection Noise and vibration protection - András Lukács Air protection Landscape protection - Judit Láng Mrs. Hernády - MMK: 01-2420 Waste management Biota protection - - Built environment Road designs - Zoltán Lévay MMK: 01-9560 Traffic analysis Preparation of the documentation György Küzmös - UTIBER Kft.: Water and geographic agent protection Noise and vibration protection Karolina Jurassza - András Klopfer Air protection Landscape protection - Anna Jeszenszky Waste management Biota protection Krisztina Szakály Róbert Vidéki András Klopfer Sz-03/2009 Built environment Road designs Karolina Jurassza Lajos Tómán MMK: 13-9324 Traffic analysis Preparation of the documentation - Karolina Jurassza E.01.01.M 2/300 2016. január M6 motorway section between Bóly- Ivándárda (country border) Environmental impact study LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND DRAWINGS 43178_E.01.01.M Environmental impact study 43178_E.01.02.M Comprehensive summary 43178_E.01.03.M Natura 2000 impact assessment documents 43178_E.01.04.M Cross-border impacts 43178_E.02.01.M Overview map M= 1 : 100,000 43178_E.02.01.M Blank map M= 1 : 50,000 43178_E.03.01.M Environmental site plan M= 1 : 10,000 43178_E.03.01.M Biota protection site plan M= 1 : 10,000 43178_E.05.01.M Profile version “A” M= 1 : 10,000 43178_E.05.02.M Profile “Am” version M= 1 : 10,000 E.01.01.M 3/300 2016. január M6 motorway section between Bóly- Ivándárda (country border) Environmental impact study TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION , BACKGROUND ....................................................................................... 15 1.1. Background to the design of the motorway section constituting the subject matter of this study .............................................................................................................................. 16 1.2. Connection the cross-border expressway section ..................................................... 17 1.3. Purpose of the designed activity, the applicant’s basic data .................................... 17 1.3.1. Strategic objectives .......................................................................................... 17 1.3.2. Operational targets ........................................................................................... 18 1.3.3. Basic data of the licence applicant ................................................................... 18 1.4. Position statements of the authorities issued for the prior plans, public remarks .... 19 1.5. The process of preparing an environmental impact study ........................................ 19 1.6. Description of the options previously taken into account ........................................ 21 2. BASIC DATA OF THE ASSESSED OPTIONS OF THE PLANNED ACTIVITY ............................ 24 2.1. Volume of the activity .............................................................................................. 24 2.2. Construction and estimated date of the opening of the section ................................ 35 2.3. The location and land required for the activity, current way of utilisation of the area to be used and the way specified in the local regulation plan .............................................. 35 2.3.1. Land use ........................................................................................................... 36 2.3.2. Types of operation affected by the track and their breakdown: ....................... 39 2.3.3. Use of forest areas ............................................................................................ 40 2.4. Traffic projection ...................................................................................................... 42 2.5. List of structures required for the implementation of the activity, and the related facilities and their locations .................................................................................................. 50 2.5.1. Grade separated junctions ................................................................................ 50 2.5.2. Rest areas .......................................................................................................... 50 2.5.3. Engineering plant, manager’s questions ........................................................... 50 2.5.4. Public utilities ................................................................................................... 51 2.6. Main materials used in construction, estimated quantities, extraction sites and mines 54 2.6.1. Estimated use of materials ................................................................................ 54 2.6.2. Extraction points that made be considered during the construction ................. 54 2.6.3. Establishment of a target extraction site .......................................................... 55 2.7. Volume of goods and personal transportation required for the activity, accommodation requirements .............................................................................................. 55 2.8. Environmental facilities and measures already included in the plan ....................... 57 2.9. Related operations required for the installation, implementation, operation and abandoning of the activity .................................................................................................... 57 2.10. Foreign reference in the case of the introduction of any technology that is new in Hungary, but already used abroad ........................................................................................ 58 E.01.01.M 4/300 2016. január M6 motorway section between Bóly- Ivándárda (country border) Environmental impact study 2.11. Uncertainty of data ................................................................................................... 59 2.12. Demarcation of the installation site .......................................................................... 59 2.13. Correlation between the considered options and former, especially territorial or urban development or regulation plans, infrastructure development decisions and concepts concerning the use and protection of natural resources that influenced the selection of the installation site and implementation method ........................................................................ 60 2.13.1. Alignment with the Hungarian transport policy ............................................... 60 2.13.2. Alignment with the National Development and Territorial Development Concept (NDTDC) ........................................................................................................... 69 2.13.3. Alignment with the National Regulation Plan ................................................. 70 2.13.4. Alignment with the county spatial development plan ...................................... 72 2.13.5. Compliance with the objectives of the Water Framework Directive (Directive No. 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and the European Council) ....................... 75 2.13.6. Alignment with the climate protection programme ......................................... 76 2.13.6.1. Alignment to other projects .............................................................................. 81 2.14. Continuation potential .............................................................................................. 81 3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF IMPACT FACTORS , IMPACTS , IMPACT PROCESSES , AFFECTED MEDIA , IMPACT AREAS ............................................................................................................. 82 3.1. Geological media and soil ........................................................................................ 83 3.1.1. Impact of the infrastructure .............................................................................. 83 3.1.2. Impact of the construction of the infrastructure ............................................... 83 3.1.3. Impact of motorway use ................................................................................... 83 3.1.4. The impact of operation of the infrastructure ................................................... 84 3.1.5. Impact area ....................................................................................................... 84 3.1.6. Affected media ................................................................................................. 84 3.2. Ground water ............................................................................................................ 85 3.2.1. Impact of the infrastructure .............................................................................. 85 3.2.2. Impact of the construction of the infrastructure ............................................... 85 3.2.3. Impact of motorway use ................................................................................... 85 3.2.4. The impact of operation of the infrastructure ................................................... 85 3.2.5. Impact area ....................................................................................................... 85 3.2.6. Affected media ................................................................................................
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