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7Th Semi-Annual Environmental Management Report 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 Environment Department OLYMPIA ODOS S.A. 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 2 Olympia Odos Contents Introduction 5 Project progress 6 Construction of the motorway 7 Operation of the motorway 11 Progress of the environmental agenda 12 General 13 Permits - Designs related to construction 16 Environmental management, waste management, 17 hazardous and non hazardous materials Environmental parameters, monitoring programme 18 (noise, traffic load vibrations, air quality, water) Environmental impact mitigation measures during construction 21 Vegetation, planting and road cleaning 23 Management of extraordinary incidents, 24 environmental accident, green areas fires Antiquities 26 Training – awareness raising and inspection 27 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 4 Olympia Odos Introduction Based on the Concession Agreement (article 11.2.2& 16.2), OLYMPIA ODOS S.A. is obliged, throughout the entire Concession Period to deliver to the Service, a semester environmental report, within a period of a month since the final documentation. This is the seventh semi - annual Environmental Management Report and covers the period 01.07.2011 to 31.12.2011. The above six-month and During the motorway’s Note: all appendices of the annual reports are be publicised construction and operation, both present report have been in the internet site the constructor as well as the submitted to the Special www.olympiaodos.gr operator comply with all pertinent Environment Service of the created and maintained by the provisions, as they are recorded Ministry of Environment, Energy Concessionaire, in accordance in the Greek Legislation, ensuring and Climate Change, responsible with the Concession Agreement. the same for their contractors for the environmental supervision and subcontractors. of the OLYMPIA ODOS project and are available upon request. 5 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 Project’s progress 6 Olympia Odos Construction of the motorway The work’s progress of the Design-Construction Please note that in the beginning of the 2nd half of 2011 and Project contractual scope is notified to the within the framework of the Concessionaire, the Independent Engineer and negotiations between all involved parties for the Concession the EYDE/MK/EPP through a Monthly Progress Project’s restructuring, the Reports, which are elaborated by APION KLEOS Concessionaire instructed the Construction Joint Venture as required by the Construction Joint Venture to suspend all works until December contractual document. In Table 2 below is briefly 31st 2011. Hence the limited presented the Project’s works progress in the nature of the executed works. 2nd half of 2011. PROJECT’S WORKS PROGRESS IN THE 2ND HALF OF 2011 G.U. ACTIVITY PROGRESS Placing of horizontal and vertical signs. Signs foundation & installation in G.U. 1-3. 1-3 & MSO-10 & MSO-13 safety barriers construction. Demolition, concreting works in G.U. 1-3. 35 Traffic Management System installation. Traffic Management System construction in G.U. 1-3. New Jersey safety barriers construction. In progress. MSO-13 safety barriers construction. Demolition, concreting works in G.U. 8, 9, 10, 11 & 14. 4-15 Toll Stations. Isthmos Toll Station extension works. Lateral signs installation. Lateral signs foundation & installation Bridge Β131 (19+320) Structure 2nd phase constrcution. Over-Pass A122 (14+379). Construction of A0. 16-17 Retaining wall G105 (13+396) Wall construction. Under-Pass K129 (18+288) Wall & top slab construction. New storage room construction in Vasiliko Korinthia (Ancient New storage area for archaeology Sikyona) for LZ’ EPKA Archaeological Service. Road traffic arrangements and other workd related to safety Safety works. measures implementation. 18-21 Irrigation network restoration, rehabilitation. In progress. Steel reinforcement anti-corrosion protection In progress. (starter bars). 7 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 Akrata 13A Tunnel West Front. Underground works phase 1, progress 85,9% Akrata 13A Tunnel East Front. Underground works phase 1, progress 16,9% 22-25 Akrata 13A Tunnel Escape Tunnel. West Front completion. Underground works 31% Akrata 13A Tunnel. Excavation completion: 100% Final lining: 94.8% Underground works phase 2 Temporary Support excavations. Platanos 15 Tunnel East Front (Right Branch) Final lining. Underground works phase 2 Temporary Support excavations. Platanos 15 Tunnel East Front (Left Branch) Final lining. 26-29 Platanos 15 Tunnel West Front (Right Branch) Final lining. Platanos 15 Tunnel West Front (Left Branch) Final lining. Retaining walls in G.U. 28. Excavation, piles & pile caps, wall concreting. Earthworks. G.U. 28 at K.P. 78+880 - 83+700 cut. West Front Excavation Overall Progress: 94m. Tunnel 24 Completion of East Front Works. Tunnel 25 East Front Excavation Overall Progress: 95m. Crest excavation: Excavation completion. Tunnel 26 Completion of stabilization works at K.P. 103+570. Completion of mending works via gunite. 30-34 North-East Front Overall Progress: 1247m. Tunnel 26 East Fronts South-East Front Overall Progress: 1238m. North-East Front Overall Progress: 678m. Ventilation adit South-West Front Overall Progress: 706m. North Tunnel Overall Progress: 1382m. (completion 44%). Base excavation South Tunnel Overall Progress: 2132m. (completion 53%). Construction of embankment drainage layer commenced in G.U. 37 Earthworks. 36-38 section from K.P. 28+500 to K.P. 31+080 and is in progress. Over-Pass A846 (64+060). Proceed with construction. 38-41 Box Culverts. Construction of box culverts L408, L413, L916, L915. 41-42 No works. 8 Olympia Odos Meganitis River bridge construction works Horizontal signs installation Tunnel 13Β – Final lining works Tunnel 26 – excavation completion Bridge B131 (K.P. 19+320) – Structure 2nd Phase construction 9 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 10 Olympia Odos Operation of the motorway In the framework of the Concession Agreement for the More specifically, the Project during Project of the Motorway Elefsina- Operation Phase A includes: Korinthos-Patra-Pyrgos-Tsakona (Act 3621/2007), the company “Olympia Odos Operation S.A.” has undertaken since 6th 28 interchanges August 2008 on behalf of the Concessionaire (Olympia Odos (7 of which semi-interchanges) S.A.) in Phase A the Operation of the road section from Elefsina (Thiva I/C) until the end of Patras 2 groups of tunnels Bypass (Mintilogli), as it was (Kakia Skala and Patras Wide Bypass) received in its existing condition of total length 202 km. 4 mainline toll plazas This road section includes also (Elefsina, Isthmos, Zevgolatio and Rio) the section of the (former) National Road from Korinthos to Patras, conventionally 2 ramp toll stations called in the Project “Korinthos- (one in Nea Peramos I/C and one Patra NNR” of total length in Agioi Theodoroi I/C) about 120 km. Toll service/administration buildings Tunnel service, control and power supply buildings 6 Motorist Service Stations (MSS): Megara MSS (in both directions), Korinthos MSS (direction to Athens), Kiato MSS (in both directions), Akrata MSS (in both directions), Aigio MSS (in both directions), Rio MSS (direction to Athens) 45 parking and rest areas 11 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 Progress of the environmental agenda 12 Olympia Odos General The course – progress of the Project’s construction activities is submitted by APION KLEOS Construction Joint Venture to the Concessionaire via the design - construction monthly progress reports. Appendix A of Annex 2 of the More specifically: Concession Agreement states the Common Ministerial Decisions Law 2338/1995 (CMD) and the Law comprising 1 Thiva I/C – Elefsina Toll Plaza the Project’s environmental CMD 126393/16.02.2007 licensing and forming the main 2 Elefsina – Korinthos (excluding Kakia Skala section) framework for the monitoring CMD 108569/18.10.2006 of the progress of the Project’s 3 environmental issues. Kakia Skala CMD 92073/16.05.1994 4 Isthmos – Ancient Korinthos I/C CMD 104892/16.06.2006 5 Ancient Korinthos I/C – Patra By-Pass K1 I/C CMD 106321/28.07.2006 6 Patra By-Pass K1 I/C – Mydilogli Semi-I/C CMD 102696/30.05.2006 7 Mydilogli I/C - Amaliada CMD 100163/30.05.2006 8 Amaliada – Tsakona G.U. 30-34 Tunnel Arachovitika Panagopoula Psathopyrgos K1 Selianitika Patra Rio Bypas G.U. 26-29 West Egio Egio Patra East Egio G.U. Nikoleika 35 Kalavryta VIPE Kato Bridge Akrata Achaia K7 Mintilogli Tunnel Derveni Platanos G.U. Kareika Tunnel Lykoporia Akrata Tunnel 18-21 Mavra Tunnel Litharia Derveni Tunnel G.U. Xylokastro G.U. Thiva 22-25 Elefsina 36-37 Xylokastro G.U. Varda 1-15 Megara Elefsina Kiato Nea Peramos Kineta Korinthos Pachi Athens Andravida- Isthmus Kyllini Zevgolatio Epidavros Ag.Theodori Bridge Tripoli Loutraki Pinios River G.U. Ancient Korinthos Gastouni 16-17 G.U. 38-41 Amaliada Chanakia Pyrgos Tunnel Koliri Tunnel Agios Ancient Olympia Georgios Pyrgos Alphios Bridge Alphios River Argos Anemochori Nafplio G.U. Samiko 42-47 Tripoli Zacharo Figalia Megalopoli Tunnel Elia G.U. 48-51 Kalo Nero 13 Dorio Tsakona Zevgolatio Sparta Messini Kalamata 7TH SEMI ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT REPORT 01.07-31.12.2011 Ιn the construction as well as in The EMP includes the means and handling/ management operation phase, the procedures organizational structure, planning of each environmental issue, and directives for the works’ actions, duties allocation, technical taking into account the pertinent environmental management are methods, procedures as well as legislation and the decisions implemented by the Constructor, processes for the development, applicable to each case. aiming at the in compliance with implementation, achievement, the terms and constraints of the revision and support of the This EMS is available to all above decisions. Constructor’s environmental policy institutional parties related to the as well as the compliance with the project. In the frame of its contractual Project’s environmental terms.
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