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Manifestación De Impacto Ambiental Modalidad Particular Operación MANIFESTACIÓN DE IMPACTO AMBIENTAL MODALIDAD PARTICULAR OPERACIÓN HOTEL DESIRE RIVIERA MAYA PEARL RESORT, PUERTO MORELOS IMPULSORA PUERTO MORELOS, S.A. DE C.V. ELABORÓ: BIOSILVA A.C. NOVIEMBRE 2019 MIA PARTICULAR SECTOR TURÍSTICO PROYECTO: “HOTEL DESIRE RIVIERA MAYA PEARL RESORT” Contenido I. Datos generales del proyecto, del promovente y del responsable del estudio de impacto ambiental ......................... 4 I.1. Datos generales del proyecto...................................................................................................................................... 4 I.1.1 Nombre del proyecto ............................................................................................................................................ 4 I.1.2 Ubicación del proyecto ......................................................................................................................................... 4 I.1.3. Duración del proyecto.......................................................................................................................................... 5 I.2 Datos generales del promovente ................................................................................................................................. 5 I.2.1 Nombre o razón social .......................................................................................................................................... 5 I.2.2 Registro Federal de Contribuyentes del promovente ......................................................................................... 5 I.2.3 Nombre y cargo del representante legal ............................................................................................................. 5 I.2.4 Dirección del promovente o de su representante legal para recibir u oír notificaciones ............................... 5 I.2.5 Nombre del responsable técnico del estudio ...................................................................................................... 6 II. Información general del proyecto ..................................................................................................................................... 7 Antecedentes ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 II.1 Naturaleza del proyecto ........................................................................................................................................... 10 II.1.1 Ubicación y dimensiones del proyecto ................................................................................................................. 10 Zona de Riesgo ................................................................................................................................................................ 13 II.1.2 Inversión requerida................................................................................................................................................ 14 II.1.3 Urbanización del área y descripción de servicios requeridos ............................................................................. 14 II.2 Características particulares del proyecto ................................................................................................................ 15 II.2.1 Programa de trabajo ......................................................................................................................................... 24 II.2.2 Representación gráfica local .......................................................................................................................... 25 II.2.3 Etapa de Preparación del sitio y construcción ................................................................................................. 25 II.2.4 Etapa de operación y mantenimiento.............................................................................................................. 25 II.2.5 Etapa de abandono del sitio ............................................................................................................................. 31 II.2.6 Utilización de explosivos ................................................................................................................................... 32 II.2.7 Generación, manejo y disposición de residuos sólidos, líquidos y emisiones a la atmósfera ...................... 32 II.2.7. Generación de gases efecto invernadero ....................................................................................................... 38 III. VINCULACIÓN CON LOS ORDENAMIENTOS JURÍDICOS APLICABLES EN MATERIA AMBIENTAL Y, EN SU CASO, CON LA REGULACIÓN DEL USO DE SUELO ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 III.2 Programa de Ordenamiento Ecológico del Golfo de México y Mar Caribe (POEGMyMC). ................................. 50 PROMOVENTE: IMPULSORA PUERTO MORELOS, S.A. DE C.V. CONSULTOR: BIOSILVA A.C. 1 MIA PARTICULAR SECTOR TURÍSTICO PROYECTO: “HOTEL DESIRE RIVIERA MAYA PEARL RESORT” III.3 Programa de Ordenamiento Ecológico del Municipio de Benito Juárez (POEL BJ). ............................................. 65 III.4 Área Natural Protegida (ANP) Arrecifes de Puerto Morelos. ................................................................................ 84 III.5 Área de Importancia para la Conservación de las Aves (AICA) Corredor Central Vallarta-Punta Laguna. .......... 86 III.6 Región Hidrológica Prioritaria 105, denominada Corredor Cancún – Tulum. ...................................................... 88 III.7 Región Marina Prioritaria 63, denominada Punta Maroma-Nizuc. ....................................................................... 91 III.8 Sitio RAMSAR Parque Nacional Arrecife de Puerto Morelos. ................................................................................ 93 III.9 Programa de Desarrollo Urbano del Centro de Población de Puerto Morelos, Municipio de Benito Juárez. .... 98 III.10 Leyes y sus Reglamentos. .................................................................................................................................... 102 III.10.1 Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos ............................................................................ 103 III.10.2 Ley General del Equilibrio Ecológico y la Protección al Ambiente (LGEEPA) y su Reglamento en Materia de Impacto Ambiental. ............................................................................................................................................. 103 III.10.3 Ley General de Vida Silvestre (cuando hay especies con categoría de riesgo) y su Reglamento ............ 104 III.10.4 Ley de Aguas Nacionales (LAN) y su Reglamento ....................................................................................... 105 III.10.5 Decreto número 337 por el que se expide la Ley para la Prevención, Gestión Integral y Economía Circular de los Residuos del Estado de Quintana Roo ............................................................................................ 106 III.11 Normas Oficiales Mexicanas ............................................................................................................................... 107 IV. Descripción del sistema ambiental y señalamiento de la problemática ambiental detectada en el área de influencia del proyecto ...................................................................................................................................................... 112 IV.1 Delimitación del área de influencia ...................................................................................................................... 112 IV.2 Delimitación del sistema ambiental ..................................................................................................................... 112 IV.3 Caracterización y análisis del sistema ambiental ................................................................................................. 114 IV.3.1. Caracterización y análisis retrospectivo de la calidad ambiental del SA .................................................... 114 IV.2.5 Diagnóstico ambiental ................................................................................................................................... 143 V. Identificación, descripción y evaluación de los impactos ambientales ...................................................................... 143 V.2. Caracterización de los Impactos ........................................................................................................................... 148 V.2.1. Análisis de los Impactos detectados en el medio físico, biológico y socio-económico-cultural .................... 148 V.3. Valoración de los impactos ................................................................................................................................... 152 V.4. Conclusión .............................................................................................................................................................. 158 VI. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA MEDIDA O PROGRMA DE MEDIDAS DE LA MITIGACIÓN O CORRECTIVAS POR COMPONENTE AMBIENTAL. ......................................................................................................................................... 159 Objetico general ...........................................................................................................................................................
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