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Environmental Impact Assessment (Eia) - Supplementary Report wmff 25-02, Jalan Austin Heights 8/5, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia Tel/Fax : +607-364 2610, HP :+6012-707 2610 Email : [email protected] / [email protected] www.detec.my GST number : 001794056192 __________________________________________________________________________________________ ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) - SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT THE PROPOSED PRODUCTION OF EXTENDER OILS AT PLO 13, JALAN TENGAR, TANJUNG LANGSAT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, MUKIM SG TIRAM, DAERAH JOHOR BAHRU, JOHOR Prepared for Prepared by Norman Process Oils Malaysia Plant Sdn Bhd Daya Eco Techno Sdn Bhd Level 11, 1 Sentral 25-02, Jalan Austin Heights 8/5 Jalan Travers Taman Mount Austin Kuala Lumpur Sentral 81100 Johor Bahru Johor 50470 Kuala Lumpur Tel/Fax : 07-364 2610 PIC. : Ir Linda Tan (012-7072610) FEBRUARY 2016 Doc Ref: NORMAN/1602-01 PERAKUAN PEMAJU PROJEK Bersama ini kami mengemukakan laporan EIA Tambahan bagi Proposed Production of Extender Oils at PLO 13, Jalan Tengar, Tanjung Langsat Industrial Complex, Mukim Sg Tiram, Daerah Johor Bahru, Johor bertarikh Februari 2016. Laporan EIA Tambahan in adalah untuk melengkapkan Laporan EIA bagi cadangan projek yang sama yang telah dikemukakan sebelum ini melalui surat rujukan EIA/NORMAN/01 bertarikh 19hb November 2015 bagi tujuan penilaian pihak tuan. Kami maklum bahawa laporan EIA Tambahan ini akan dinilai bersama dengan Laporan EIA berkenaan. Signature : Official Stamp Name : IC/ Passport : Position : Date : TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PREAMBLE ................................................................................................................................ 1 2.0 LOCATION PLAN ...................................................................................................................... 6 3.0 PROCESS MASS BALANCE AND FLOWCHART .................................................................... 7 4.0 LAND USE PLAN ....................................................................................................................... 9 5.0 PUBLIC AMENITIES ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT SITE .................................................. 11 6.0 BASELINE MARINE WATER QUALITY DATA ....................................................................... 12 7.0 METEOROLOGICAL DATA ..................................................................................................... 13 7.1 Rainfall ..................................................................................................................................... 13 7.2 Temperature ............................................................................................................................. 15 8.0 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DATA ...................................................................................................... 16 9.0 ACCESS OF THE PROJECT SITE ......................................................................................... 17 10.0 MITIGATING MEASURES DURING EARTHWORKS ............................................................. 19 11.0 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................. 20 11.1 Solid Waste Management during the Construction Phase ...................................................... 20 11.2 Solid Waste Management during the Operational Phase ........................................................ 20 12.0 SCHEDULED WASTE MANAGEMENT .................................................................................. 21 12.1 Solid Waste Management during the Construction Phase ...................................................... 21 12.2 Solid Waste Management during the Operational Phase ........................................................ 21 13.0 DRAINAGE AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM DURING THE OPERATIONAL PHASE ................................................................................................................................................. 23 13.1 Off-Site Drainage System ........................................................................................................ 23 13.2 On-Site Drainage System ........................................................................................................ 24 14.0 GAS TREATMENT SYSTEM ................................................................................................... 25 15.0 SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS DUE TO FOREIGN WORKERS............................................ 26 16.0 HEALTH DATA ........................................................................................................................ 26 EIA for Production of Extender Oils at PLO 13, Tg Langsat Industrial Complex Supplementary Report 1.0 PREAMBLE Upon review of the EIA report entitled ‘Proposed Production of Extender Oils at PLO 13, Jalan Tengar, Tanjung Langsat Industrial Complex, Mukim Sg Tiram, Daerah Johor Bahru, Johor’, the Department Of Environment (DOE) has issued a required list of additional information. Thus, the additional items required via DOE’s letter ref. AS(B)J50/013/705/357(22) dated 31st December 2015 (Appendix A) are given in this EIA Supplementary Report for submission to DOE. Declaration of EIA Supplementary Report by the project proponent is given in first page of this report. The EIA Supplementary Report is prepared in response to the requested items by DOE as shown in Table 1. Table 1 – In Response to Comments by DOE dated 31st December 2015 Item DOE Requested Information Feedback 1 Layout plan showing project Revised layout plan endorsed by Project Proponent is components is not in standard, attached in Appendix B. color and with contours. It has to be endorsed by chartered planner/ project proponent. 2 Location plan showing general Refer to Section 2.0. location, specific location, site boundaries with neighboring plants. 3 More details on process and Refer to Section 3.0. The process mass balance sheets flowchart of extender oil production attached in Appendix C. from raw material storage to product. 4 Marine traffic and navigational Marine shipment of raw materials / products and loading / assessment. unloading operations at port is out of control of Norman Oil. Marine shipment of raw materials / products will be carried out by third party. Tanjung Langsat Port (TLP) and Forwarding Agencies appointed by Norman Oil is fully responsible to obtain the necessary approval from Marine Department in terms of marine safety and navigational assessment. 1 EIA for Production of Extender Oils at PLO 13, Tg Langsat Industrial Complex Supplementary Report Item DOE Requested Information Feedback 5 Navigational route has to obtain Marine shipment of raw materials / products will be carried agreement from Marine out by third party. Agreement on navigational route will be Department of Johor. To discuss obtained from Marine Department prior to shipment marine traffic volume for importing raw materials and exporting Tanjung Langsat Port (TLP) and Forwarding Agencies products to other countries. appointed by Norman Oil is fully responsible to coordinate the arrangement with Marine Department for importing the raw materials and exporting products to other countries. TLP has agreed to lease their land to Norman Oil only after considering their capacity of port facilities. According to TLP they will not lease their land to any investor if there is a shortage of port facilities. In case of accidental event such as oil spill at the port or at the sea, TLP or the appointed forwarding agencies shall take full responsibility and shall execute emergency and remediation plan. 6 Land use plan with scale showing Refer to Section 4.0. environmental sensitive areas and sensitive receptors within 5km radius from project site boundaries. District local plan not to be used as base map (to provide photos of land uses in adjacent to the project site). 7 To provide topographic plan Land survey plan certified by land surveyor showing the showing catchment area and spot elevation height of the project site is attached in endorsed by certified land Appendix D. As shown in the land survey plan, existing site surveyor. levels ranged from 3.534m to 5.416m with difference of less than 2.0m in ground elevation. 8 To provide layout plan overlapping The entire project site is a flat land with difference of ground with geological terrain map that elevation of less than 2.0m. Hence, slope steepness map clearly show steepness at project and geological terrain map are not relevant to this project site and surrounding area. site. 9 To provide survey plan. Refer item 7 of this table. 10 To provide plan showing public Refer to Section 5.0. infrastructures and facilities near to the project site (to provide clearer plan showing public infrastructure with photos and RTD plan cannot be used). 11 Baseline data for marine water Refer to Section 6.0. quality (to provide discussion of the results). 2 EIA for Production of Extender Oils at PLO 13, Tg Langsat Industrial Complex Supplementary Report Item DOE Requested Information Feedback 12 Health data for the residents Refer to Section 16.0. nearby. 13 To discuss rain data in graph and Refer to Section 7.0. show the annual highest and the lowest rainfall. 14 To discuss temperature data in Refer to Section 7.0. graph and show the annual highest and the lowest temperature from 2005 to 2014. 15 Socio-economic data has to source Refer to Section 8.0. from Statistical Department and to discuss in graph (to discuss total population, economy, and source of income for the residents nearby). 16 Access of the project site
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