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Environmental Impact Assessment Project Comee m'~~co I'-R dr+&o Republicofthe Philippines r V(OTUi 4I DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND ~~~~~~E-344 VOL. 3 INITIAL tENVIEMN4tNTAL EX4MIATICN Public Disclosure Authorized Metro Manila urban TransPort integratlon Eroiect ( MIUiTpPi ,)Phase n Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized SCANNED FILE COPY Acrnhi o. 0o. box Ft} L' IDete § @ or AUGUST 2000 Aclkn ' r iY FILE(CoslphTPname of #) Lm'CrGR/Tt ESW CwftlgAdn, An(- m tr44rtiffe Public Disclosure Authorized lEnvironmental impact Assessment Project COmee Republikang Pilipinas KAGAWARAN NG PAGAWAIN AT LANSANGANG PAMBAYAN TANGOAPAN NO KALIHIM . Maynila 14 August 2000 1'l-LE WOPRLDBA-iNK JITENDRABAJPAI IJ Sector Director AUG1 6 2000 Transport Sector Unit c/o World Bank Office in Manila 23/F The Taipan Place Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center Pasig City, Metro Manila Dear Sir: This has reference to the Initial Environmental Examination (IEEs) for Phase 11 of the Metro Manila Urban Transport Integration Project (MMURTRIP), which was prepared by the EIAPO and completed as of 14 August 2000. to be added to the Environmental Assessment Report of July 31. 2000. In this regard, we are transmitting copies of the IEEs for Phase 11. namely: Southern Corridor in Bicutan and Alabang; Secondary Roads consisting of Banawe. Antonio Arnaiz, Gil Puvat Avenue. Quirino Highway. South Super Highway West/East Service Roads. Pedro Gil/New Panaderos. M. dela Fuente (Trabajo). Jacobo Fajardo (Lealtad) Tavuman& I OthAvenue. Best regards. Very trulk vours. T ODOROJT.ENCARNACION Undersecretar\ SCANNEDFILE COPY Ncs*;iso i szd FIEc aV a,?rrne OT#) Lrv'CrQR.TI CSW bo,R hi.c. ro I-kfM rGG INITIAL ENVIRONMENTALEXAMINATION Metro Manila Urban Transport Integration Project (MMURTRIP) - Phase II Table of Contents Sections Overview South Corridor Bicutan Interchange Alabang Interchange Secondarv Roads Banaue Quirino Highway Antonio Arnaiz South Superhighway West/East Service Road Pedro Gil/Panaderos Gil Puyat M. dela Fuente (Trabajo) Hacobo Fajardo (Lealtad) Tavuman lot Avenue Metro Manila Urban Transport IntegrationProject-Phase 11 ALABANGINTERCHANGE OVERVIEW This report presents the Initial Environmental Examination (IEEs) of the Southern Corridor and Secondary Roads under MMURTRIP, Phase 11, undertaken by the Environmental Impact Assessment Office (EIAPO),DPWH for the information of the Bank and for submission to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to secure Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) or Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC) prior to project implementation. The MMURTRIP-Phase 11 projects are: 1) Southern Corridor: Bicutan Interchange and Alabang Interchange, 2) Secondary Roads: Banawe, Quirino Highway, Antonio Arnaiz, South Superhighway West/East Service Road, Pedro Gil/Panaderos, Gil Puyat, M. dela Fuente (Trabajo), Hacobo Fajardo (Lealtad),Tayuman and 10 th Avenue. DP\kH - EnvironmentalImpact Assessment Project Office MlMRTR, PhaseR NrrLIL ENViRONMENTALEXAM1ION (lEE) BICUTAN SOUThERN CORRIDOR Metro ManilaUrban Transport Integration Project (MMURTRIP), Phase I August 2000 DPWH-EnvironmentalImpact Asseusmnt Office (ElAPO) MetroManiia Urban Transport integrationProject-Phase 11 BICUTAN INTERCHANGE Setcion I-General Information 34s 1.Project Name BICUTANINTERCHANGE 2.ProjectLocation The Bicutan Interchange is located in ParanaqueCity and is the first interchange southof the SSH/ C-5 interchange.It has its toll roadexit and entranceramps at the same junctionas the service roads on both the E and W side of the junctions. The two main junctions of the ineterchangeare signal controlled. 3.ProjectProponent Departmentof PublicWorks and Highways ContactPerson ENGR.DANILO C. TRAJANO PMO-Urban Road Project Office (URPO) Address DPWH,2 ndSt. PortArea, Manila Designation DirectorPMO-URPO Tel/Fax# 304-3034/304-3520/304-3287 4.ProjectCategory and The projectscovers. ProjectComponents o Interchangeimprovements (per TEC plan) o Intersection improvement (existing trafficsignals & markingsfor pedestrian crossing) o Intersectionimprovement (new traffic signals & markings fro pedestrian crossing) o Sidewalkimprovement o Additional pedestrian barrier (on sidewalk) o Pedestrianbarrier (on median) o Passengers waiting sheds DPWKH- Environmental Impact Assessment Project Office Metro Manila Urban Transport IntegrationProject-Phase 11 BICUTAN INTERCHANGE 5. Project Objectives The objective of the project is to address the deteriorating urban transport situation in Metro Manila by improving integration and managementof the transport system 6.Project Cost Php 24,540,929.00 7.Project Schedule : Start: August 4, 2001 Completion: January 18, 2003 8. Project Screening : Accordingto the projectscreening (see annex) the project is not an EnvironmentallyCritical Project (ECP) and is not located in an EnvironmentallyCritical Area (ECA) Secio'n :-_ Descriptionof Existin Environent'_ 1. Physical Environment Components/ Parameters Yes No Remarks A. ) Does the road pass through flat terrain? (0-8% slope) In what portion? X B.)Doesthe road pass through undulatingto rolling terrain? (8-18% slope) X C.) Does the road pass through rolling to moderately steep / steeply mountainous X terrain? (18-40% slope) D.) Is the road terrain steeply mountainous? X (above 50% slope) E.) Is the road project near or within a forest reserve or a protected watershedarea? If X "Yes", Name of area and how near? Meters DPWH - Environmental Impact Assessment Project Office Metro Manila Urban Transport Integration Project-Phase II BICUTAN INTERCHANGE F.) 1. Would there be berthingor pier structure along the shoreline/tidalzone that are prone to storm/monsonaltidal surges? X 2. Does the road projectpasses thru shoreline? If "Yes", howfar? m x G.) Is the area prone to erosion? If so, what is the status; slight, moderate or severe X H.) Are there existing natural hazardson the area? E.g. landslides,gullying, subsidence. If 'Yes" enumeratethem? X i.) Are there drainageways/creekswithin the area draining towardcommunities downstream? X J.) Is the road project prone to flooding/storms surge area? X II: Biological / Ecological Environment Parameters Yes No Remarks a.) Is the road project adjacent to a natural ecosystem x 1. Forest x 2. Coastal/marine 3. Grassland X 4. Mangrove X c .Agriculture X 6. Lake & river X DPW'H - Environmental Impact Assessment Project Office Metro Manila Urban Transport InteerationProject-Phase If BICUTAN INTERCHANGE 7. Others __I b. Is there any wildlife that could be affected? x c. ) Are there trees that will be cut within the project site? X d.) Are there vegetationwith economicvalue within the project site that could be X affected? d.) Are there fishery resourcesthat could be affected by the project X III. Socio Economic Environment The project will not in anyway cause adverse effects on the socio-economic environment. It is expected, however, that impacts beneficialto the surrounding communitywill be created as a result of the major developmentson the transport infrastructuresystem. The proposed improvements such as road improvement/AC Overlay, traffic signal equipment, upgradingof sidewalks,street lightingequipment, waiting shed, fencing, road markings and traffic signs, among others along the roadside will bring efficiency in traffic and vehicle movements, reduction in travel time and pedestriansafety. Section III: EnvironmentalImpact Checklist Environmental Parameters | Positive Impact No NegativeImpact _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Im pact _ __ High Med Lo High Med Low I. Physical Erosion X DHnion-pA.e . _ _ _, DPU H - Env ironmental Impact Assessment Project Office Metro Manila Urban Transport IntegrationProject-Phase 11 BICUTAN INTERCHANGE Drainage = x Regional HydrologyI X Flooding Groundwater table X Water quality x Waste water flow X Air quality X House quality X Land Conversion = X Others: (Specify) 11.Biological / Ecological Mangrove = X Coral reefs = X EndangeredSpecies X Aquatic life = X Wildlife X Others: (Specify) _ Ill. Human Interest(Social) Labor & employment X Housing & Social Services Population X Culture & Lifestyle X = = =_ = Transportation x Public Health & Safety X = =_=_ Vulnerable groups X IP's .= X =_= Historical / Archeological Interest X Tourism X Others: (Specify) l = i Section IV: EnvironmentalAssessment The land uses in the immediate vicinity of the interchangesare: on the NW corner is a wet and dry market with activities spilling onto sidewalks. To the west of the market along Gen. Santos Ave. is a terminal for jeepneys and tricycles; on the SW corner is a vacant property. To the west of this vacant property along Gen. Santos DPWH - Environmental Impact Assessment Project Office Metro Manila Urban Transport Integration Project-PhaseII BICUTAN INTERCHANGE Ave. is a strip of commercial/business establishments. On the NE cornerare the MPF Sub-station and the PNR ROW including the PNR Bicutan Station. Immediatelyeast of the railwayis the PNNCcompound. On the SE corneris the Bicutan public Market and the PNR ROW. East of the railway is a strip of commercial/business establishments. The improvement/construction of various lxl, 2x2, 3x3 and 4x4 lanes at the secondary/primary/arterialroad and at the circumferential/radialroad, constructionof sidewalks, intersectionimprovement, street lighting,traffic lightingand other related structurefacilities will alleviate! enhance the existingconditions of the projectarea. Basedon the descriptiveexisting environment in the influencearea, a systematic environmental assessmentof the project's impact during constructionand operationphase
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