EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR PUBLIC HEARING

PROJECT STALLION

Project Fact Sheet

Description of the Proponent based on DMO 2023-04

Project Stallion is a high-end real estate development project in Davao City. Its
registered owner and developer is Accendo Commercial Corporation which is a joint venture
between two conglomerates namely: Ayala Land Inc (ALI) and Anflo Management and
Investment Corporation (ANFLOCOR). Being a renowned developer in the real estate
business, Ayala Land Inc positioned its projects based on branding. At present, there are five
real estate brands introduced throughout the country namely: Ayala Land Premier, Alveo,
Avida, Amaia, and Bella Vita. In this current project, Ayala Land Premier will carry the brand
of Project Stallion, a high end and premier residential project of Accendo Commercial
Corporation. After its turnover to the Homeowner’s Association, the subdivision will be
managed by Ayala Property Management Corporation, a subsidiary of Accendo. Shown below
is the schematic diagram presenting the various brands:

Corporate and Capital Structure:

The proponent is Accendo Commercial Corporation with SEC Registration Number

0781-AR-2 and with Corporate Tax Identification Number 006-843-675. Based on the 2017
GIS, its Authorized Capital Stock and Paid-up Capital amount to 580 Billion Pesos while its
Subscribed Capital amounts to 577 Billion Pesos.

Registered and Beneficial Owners and Officers:

The Directors and Officers of Accendo Commercial Corporation are shown below:

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List of Previous Projects:

Accendo has a number of real estate projects in Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, Iloilo,
Bacolod, Laguna, Pampanga, and other parts of Luzon Visayas, and Mindanao. In Davao City,
Accendo Commercial Corporation takes pride in having completed vertical and horizontal real
estate projects. Notably, these include: Avida Towers, Abreeza Residences, Abreeza Place 1
and 2, and Patio Suites Tower 1.

Source of Funding:

The development of the project shall be funded by Accendo Commercial Corporation

amounting to an initial budget of 15 Billion Pesos.

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1. BASIC PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Information
Project Name Project Stallion
Project Location Barangays Marapangi and Catigan, Toril, Davao City
Nature of Project Residential project
Project Size 99.9245 has.
Category B: Non-Environmentally Critical Project
Project Category
3.6.8 Subdivision and other housing projects in flat areas
Proponent Profile
Project Proponent Accendo Commercial Corporation
Admin Office, Second Floor, Abreeza Mall, Barangay 20-B
Proponent Address
Poblacion West, Davao City, Davao del Sur
Proponent Authorized Mr. Leonilo T. Inot, Jr.
Representative Attorney In-Fact
Mobile no: 0917-834-0144
Email: [email protected]

Preparer Dr. Moises C. Torrentira Jr., EnP.

EIA Team Leader
MIT Center for Sustainable Resource Management
Mobile no: 09985598189
Email: [email protected]

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Brief Project Description

Project Stallion is Ayala Land Premier’s (ALP) first land and housing development within Davao
City proposed as a prime 99.9245-hectare suburban living community situated in Toril District, south of
the City Proper traversing Barangay Marapangi and Barangay Catigan. The property is poised as an
exclusive courtyard neighborhood that is surrounded by Davao’s lush landscape while having an
unobstructed scenic northeastward view of the city vista serenaded by the crystal waters of Davao Gulf
alongside Samal Island—all the while still having an easy 15 - kilometer or 45-minute access away from
the city’s vibrantly blossoming urban lifestyle.

Figure E. 1. Project Location Map with Coordinates

The project site is 18.165 km away from the Malagos Watershed Reserve and 8.07 kms away
from the Mt. Apo Natural Park.

The project requires the number of manpower for the construction and operation phases. A
total of 62 workers is needed in the construction and operation phases of the project. Forty-eight (48)
will be needed during the construction phase and fourteen (14) in the operational phase.

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 Figure E. 2. Topographic map showing the project site

The manpower’s skills and expertise needed in the project will range from engineer down to
the pollution control officer. The presence of the pollution control officer in this proposed project will play
a pivotal role since he/she will be designated as the person-in-charge in complying with environmental
concerns, especially during the construction, implementation, and once the project will be turned over
to the homeowner’s association.

The total estimated cost of the project is Php 15,908,070,000.00 which covers all of the land
and development costs.

Brief Summary of Project’s EIA Process

The scope of the EIA study was identified during the technical scoping for the Technical
Scoping Report) which encompasses the significant parameters as per the Revised Procedural Manual
for DAO 2003-30 and Memorandum Circular 2014-005 for Category B: Non-Environmentally Critical
Project under the item 3.6.8 Subdivision and other housing projects in flat areas. With this, project is
required to prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIS).

Based on the scope of the study agreed upon by the EIARC and the Proponent, the following are
among the major components of this report:
1. Project Description
2. Baseline Environmental Conditions
3. Environmental Risk Assessment
4. Environmental Risk Categorization
5. Environmental Management Plan
6. Environmental Monitoring Plan

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EIA Team

Experts in their respective fields were employed by the proponent to conduct the EIA study for
this project. The EIA team is composed of the following members, which is supervised by Dr. Moises
Torrentira Jr.

Table E. 1. Project EIA Team

Name EIA Role Expertise

Proponent

Leonilo T. Inot Jr. Signatory in the ECC Atty-in-Fact

Sunshine delos Reyes Liaison Officer Project Information Coordination

Preparer

MIT Center for Sustainable Institutional EIA Preparer EIA Preparation

Resource Management CFR11-002

Dr. Moises C. Torrentira Jr., EnP. EIA Team Leader Environmental Management,
IPR11-015 Environmental Planning, Land-Use,
Socio-Economic Impacts, ERA

Charlie A. Corciega EIA Support & Research Assistant Social Impact Assessment and
IPR11-021 Economic Expert

Darwin A. Geral EIA Support & Research Assistant Social Impact Assessment and ERA
IPR11-022 Expert

Jean D. Nuñez Geologist Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Geology,

Geomorphology

Thea Shaira Mae P. Leyson Geologist Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Geology,

Geomorphology

Kirsten Marie T. Balaod EIA Support & Research Assistant Environmental Management
IPR11-012 Environmental Impact Assessment

Marvin Batican EIA Support & Research Assistant BS Environmental Science

(EIA Preparer’s registration is in
currently in process)

EIA Study Schedule

The EIA study for the project’s modification started in 2022 and is expected to be completed in
February 2024.

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 Table E. 2. Project EIA Schedule
YEAR 2022 2023 2024

MONTHS JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB

EIA ACTIVITIES

 IEC & FGD

 Perception
Survey
 Preparation of
PDS
 Public Scoping

 Technical
Scoping
 Field
Assessments
 Preparation of
EIS Report
 Submission of
EIS draft to
DENR-EMB for
1st review
 Public Hearing

 EIS 2nd review

 ECC issuance

EIA Methodology

In accordance with EMB Memorandum Circular 2014-005 also known as the Revised
Guidelines for Coverage Screening and Standardized Requirement under the Philippine Environmental
Impact Statement, the project is categorized as Category B: Non-Environmentally Critical project (see
table below). Following the Revised Guidelines for Coverage Screening and Standardized
Requirements per MC 2014-005 under the Philippine EIS System, the proposed project falls under item
3.6.8 Subdivision and other housing projects in flat areas with a threshold limit of greater than or equal
to 25 hectares project land area. This project type is considered as Category B: Non-Environmentally
Critical Projects (Non-ECP) but are likewise deemed to significantly affect the environment by virtue of
being located in an Environmentally Critical Area (ECA).
.

Table E. 3. Project Categorization (MC 2014-005_3.6.8)

Projects/ Category A: ECP Category B: Non-ECP Category D Project Size
Description EIS EIS IEE Checklist Not Parameter
Covered
3.6.8 Subdivision
and other None >25 >1 hectare < 1 hectare Based on
housing projects hectares <25 hectares Project Area
in flat areas

The table provides a brief description of the various procedures adopted in investigating the
existing environmental settings of the study area.

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 Table E. 4. EIA Methodology
EIA Key Components Methods
Land
Land Use and Classification Baseline environmental conditions of the project area were studied
by reviewing all available secondary information, including
comprehensive land use plans, comprehensive development
plans, zoning ordinances, socio-economic profile, and other
sources; and conducting reconnaissance surveys, and detailed
field investigations.
Geology and Geomorphology Review of secondary data includes flood maps, landslide
susceptibility maps and other geology-related resources from
DENR-MGB, PHIVOLCS and NAMRIA, among others, which were
validated through field investigations.
Terrestrial Ecology Ocular visits were done and undertaken to assess species
composition and importance. The result of the field survey showed
an absence of vegetation on the project site. Ornamental and
indoor plants were only observed.
Water
Hydrology/Hydrogeology All relevant data were sourced from secondary information, such
as MGB maps.
Water quality Conducted wastewater analysis using DENR standard methods
and procedures following DAO 2016-08 and DAO 2021-19 for
PSIC Code 681 Real estate activities with owned or leased
property. The significant parameters were BOD, fecal coliform,
ammonia, nitrate, phosphate, oil and grease, and surfactants
Freshwater Ecology Secondary data about species diversity were obtained from reliable
sources and secondary sources.
Air
Meteorology and Climatology The climatological and meteorological data were obtained from
nearest PAGASA and from the Philippine Climate Extremes Report
2020
Air and Noise Quality Primary and relevant data were obtained in the recent air and noise
sampling conducted in the project site.
Calculation of Greenhouse gases emission.
People
Socio-economic and Public Secondary data on several socio-economic aspects were obtained
Health from Barangay and socio-economic profiles. Data parameters
include population dynamics, health conditions, traffic conditions
and access amenities.

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Public Participation

The project took a series of public consultations as per DAO 2017-15 aimed to disseminate information and gather relevant issues and concerns from the
participating stakeholders.

Table E. 5. Public Participation Activities Conducted by the Proponent

Date of Public Venue Participants Issues Raised Response
Activity Participation
Activity
August 9, Information, Brgy Session Brgy Officials, BHW, How about in applying for Accendo will contact Makati
2022 Education, and Hall, Catigan, Sr, Citizens, employment during construction? Development Corporation to
Communication Toril, Davao Constituents; n: 20 prioritize the hiring of the locals.
Campaign City
What is the project duration? The target is 2023 but it may last
until 2026 through 2028. So, there
will be a continuous employment.

August 9, Information, Brgy Session Brgy Officials, BHW, Will Phase and Phase 2 contain The project has drainage, electrical
2022 Education, and Hall, Sr, Citizens, complete amenities? Are the two wirings, and other amenities. It will
Communication Marapangi, Constituents; n: 20 covered as one or serve as different also contain detention ponds. The
projects? project is only one development but
Campaign Toril, Davao
is divided into two phases.
City
What will happen of our waterways We will conduct due diligence and
under the road are affected by the there will be studies about
project? waterways that will be affected. If
there are any, then we will either go
away from that waterway or reroute
the passage of water.

We have bamboo trees planted in our If it happens that the property is

area. The area may be covered by covered, our team will conduct a
one of those projects. You should pay study and give remedies on that.
us for the bamboo trees. We will ensure that there will be no
properties affected. For the needed

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Date of Public Venue Participants Issues Raised Response
Activity Participation
Activity
payment. Our other team will
answer that.

I just wanted to inform you to The area is not within the project
consider our business which is a but we will surely consider that
piggery located near the area to be especially the issue on sanitation.
developed.

August 19- Perception Brgys Catigan n: 160 respondents

23, 2022 Survey and None (survey only) but the results are Not applicable
Marapangi, integrated in the discussion under
People
Toril District,
Davao City
June 30, Public Scoping Brgy Session Brgy Officials, BHW, How did you identify the category of The category of the project was
2023 Hall, Catigan, Sr. Citizens Assn, the project? identified using the Revised
Toril District, Youth Sector, and Procedural Manual of DAO 2003-30
Davao City Purok Leaders from
Brgys. Catigan and What are the future developments in At the moment, Project Stallion only
Marapangi, PHASE II? focuses on the land development of
Representative from the PHASE II. We don’t have any
Accendo Commercial plans yet about the development in
Corp., EMB XI EIA Phase 2.
Personnel, City Health
Office, CDRRM
Is there a monitoring tool for the The monitoring tool is part of the EIA
Responders and study which is the Environmental
project? Will the affected barangays
Personnel, City Monitoring Plan (EmoP).
can have a copy of this?
Engineer’s Office,
CTTMO, Davao City
Agriculturist Office,
How or where to disposed the excess The directly impacted barangay will
DENR XI, CSSDOO,
soil in the land development? benefit from the said excess soil. We
CPDO

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Date of Public Venue Participants Issues Raised Response
Activity Participation
Activity
will coordinate this to Barangay
n:64 Marapangi and Barangay Catigan.

Is there a flora and fauna

assessment that will be conducted? Flora and Fauna assessment is
Is the project within the buffer zone part of the EIA study. The project is
of the protected areas? Where to away from the buffer zones of Mt.
dispose the cut trees? Asked if the Apo Natural Park and Malagos
project already secured a permit to Watershed Reserve. We will
cut. Are the chainsaws that will be coordinate this to the BLGU of
Marapangi and Catigan, so as to
used in the cutting of trees have
the proponent on their plans about
permits? the trees to be cut. The permit to
cut is still in the process. We are
still expediting and working with the
ECC since one of the conditions
that will be stipulated in this
certificate is to secure a permit to
cut.
What are the mitigating measures
to ensure that there will be no
induced flooding caused by project We are still conducting an EIA. All
in lower lands? What will happen to the mitigating or control measures
the tributaries or creeks in the will be identified in the study.
area? Whatever the result of the study, it
is valid and true. We will consider
all the agencies involved to review
and sign the documents of this
undertaking.

The creeks will be preserved and

will not be modified. Thus,
reinforcement will happen.

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Date of Public Venue Participants Issues Raised Response
Activity Participation
Activity
The project ensures sustainable
development. We invest more in
drainage system to prevent the
flooding incident. In fact, we are
coordinating with the DPWH and
CEO to make sure the proper and
best ways on how to mitigate this
phenomenon.

Each household will have a

rainwater catchment system.

What will be the assistance or

programs to be given to the
The Mango plantation is owned by
affected farmers?
the proponent so there is no farmer
outside of the project site that may
be affected.
We have existing farmers outside
the project and they can be We will conduct a separate meeting
possibly impacted with the induced together with the Agriculture Office
flooding. to identify the farmers outside the
project. We will coordinate this in
Davao City Agriculture Office
(DCAO) and DCAO-Toril

This is noted and will be taken into

If ever there will be new proposed consideration.
development that is beyond the
scope of the current undertaking,
then the project should secure a new
Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA).

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Date of Public Venue Participants Issues Raised Response
Activity Participation
Activity
August 12, Key Informant Project Site Local residents, guard Inquiries were made on the presence NA
2023 Interview during and on duty of wildlife, bird species, and other
Site Neighboring animals, even in the identification of
trees.
Reconnaissanc Communities
Fauna assessment was conducted
e
November Key Informant Sirawan and Local residents and Socio-economic activities of nearby NA
15, 2023 Interview during Marapangi barangay officials of communities in the riverbanks were
Site River banks Marapangi and Catigan identified.
Reconnaissanc and nearby
e communities
To be Public hearing To be To be determined To be determined To be determined
scheduled determined

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Project Phases

The table below describes the activities to be undertaken during the proposed development.

Table E. 6. Project Phases

Project Phase Activities
Pre-construction Phase Market Study, Conduct of EIA, Acquisition of Permits and Other
Clearances
Construction Phase Earth moving and site preparation including clearing
Fencing
Construction of roads and drainage canals
Installation of electric posts and street lights
Construction of wastewater treatment facility, MRF and
hazardous waste storage room
Construction of amenities including administration building,
parking lots, pools, sports facilities, security outposts, etc.
Pre-selling of lots
Post-Construction- Decommissioning of heavy and light construction equipment
Decommissioning Phase Removal of temporary workers’ shelters, bunkhouses, and
portable toilets
Proper disposal of construction debris both solid and
hazardous wastes including paint cans, cement sacks, etc.
Operation Phase Selling of lots
Construction of housing units based on standard designs
Construction of rainwater catching facilities
Formation of homeowners’ association based on the mandates
of DHSUD
Management and operation of the subdivision
Management of WTF by third party contractor-Manila Water
Philippine Ventures
Abandonment Phase Abandonment may take place if there is force majeure, war,
and other uncontrollable circumstances leading to the closure
of the subdivision.

Summary of Baseline Characterization

Provided below are the key findings of this report covering the four (4) modules of environment.

Table E. 7. Summary of Baseline Characterization

Module Key Findings

Land Land Use and Classification ● The project site is under Urban Ecological Enhancement
Sub-zone (UEESZ) and Residential 3 Zone (R3) and Water
Resource Overlay Zone based on 2019-2028 of Davao City
CLUP.
● The project site is 18.165 km away from the Malagos
Watershed Reserve and 8.07 kms away from the Mt. Apo
Natural Park.
● For ECAs, the project site is 0.17 kilometers away from
Bayabas-Sirawan Creek and 0.12 kilometers away from
Marapangi River.

Geology/Geomorphology ● The highest and lowest elevation of the project site is 273 m
amsl and 83 m amsl, respectively.
● Moreover, the project is located in an area with a slope of
undulating to moderately steep
● 47% or 459,740.11 sq.m. of the area fall within the slope of
0-16%, while 21% or 200,087.52 sq.m. and 32% or

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 Module Key Findings

312,652.48 sq.m. fall within the slope of 16-24% and 24%-

up, respectively.
● The proposed project site is not directly intersected by any
active fault lines (approximately 2.8 kms west of Central Davao
Fault System: Lacson Fault)
● Based on the 100-year flood hazard map of Project NOAH, the
property is not prone to flooding due to its high elevation.
Flows along Sirawan River, Marapangi Creek and waterways
traversing the property are confined within the channel of the
waterways. This is consistent with the results of the flood
simulation.
● Some portions of the site have low to moderate susceptibility
to rain-induced landslide
● Project site is safe from ground rupture but is prone to ground
shaking at Intensity VII
● Least susceptible to liquefaction

Terrestrial Biology ● A total of 7,922 endemic species of different trees were

identified and tagged.
● The majority of trees slated for removal are fruit-being,
specifically mango trees.
● Wildlife vegetation is minimal due to the project sites actual
use.
● Philippine species of birds, reptiles, and amphibians are
visible

Water Hydrology/Hydrogeology ● Existing waterways are Sirawan-Bayabas Creek and

Marapangi Creek

Water Quality ● All significant water quality parameters were within the
threshold value of the General Effluent Standards for Class B
Waters, except for oil and grease, (upstream of Sirawan-
Bayabas River), phosphorus (Marapangi River downstream,
Sirawan-Bayas River upstream and downstream),
Ammoniacal nitrogen (Sirawan-Bayabas River downstream),
and fecal coliform (very high in all sampling stations except
for Marapangi River upstream)

Freshwater Ecology ● Philippine endemic species of fish and amphibians were

found in the rivers and riverbanks of Marapangi, Siwaran,
and Bayabas Rivers.
● Algal bloom is notable in Marapangi River

Air Air Quality ● The air quality at the sampling sites is within the DENR
standards for TSP, PM10, SO2, and NO2 at the time of sampling
● GHG Computation is not possible at this time.

Meteorology and ● The project site is situated in Type IV climate type under the
Climatology Corona Climate Classification where rainfall is more or less
evenly distributed through the year and in Af in using the
Köppen-Geiger climate classification with an average
precipitation of 60mm/month.
● the mean power density for the 10% windiest area in the
selected region is 129 W/m2 and a mean wind speed of 4.51
m/s.

Noise Level ● Sampling stations are within the standards having the data of
42 dBA and 43 dBA.

People ● The population of Marapangi grew from 2,061 in 1990 to 7,961

in 2020, an increase of 5,900 people over the course of 30
years. The latest census figures in 2020 denote a positive
growth rate of 3.09%, or an increase of 1,072 people, from the
previous population of 6,889 in 2015.

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 Module Key Findings

● The population of Catigan grew from 2,465 in 1990 to 4,021 in

2020, an increase of 1,556 people over the course of 30 years.
The latest census figures in 2020 denote a positive growth rate
of 6.03%, or an increase of 977 people, from the previous
population of 3,044 in 2015
● There are no settlements that can be found in the area. The
project site is 0.2 km away from Ascenda Commercial Land.
● There will be no conflict on land ownership since the project is
privately owned by the proponent with registered land titles
● The proponent is currently partnering and coordinating with
DCWD for the source of water.

● In the recent CLUP of the city, the data showed that Toril
District has an index of 1.471 for bridges, 11.111 for terminals,
5.882 for pedestrians and overpasses, 0.556 for roads, and
3.170 for tramlines. By ranking using the centrality index, Toril
District ranked 4th, which implies and indicates that this
district, where the Project Stallion will be situated, has a higher
access to transportation.
● When considering the priority given to employment and job
opportunities, in the company during the project's initiation, the
main focus will be giving preference to residents of Barangay
Marapangi and Catigan.
● The road network will be about 126,984 sq. m. which will cover
22% of the proposed net development area.
● Four (4) major roads can be seen near the proposed project:
(1) the nearest one being the Bayabas - Eden Road found at
the northern side of the project, (2) next is the ongoing Davao
- Digos Expressway found at the immediate right side of the
project, (3) the national highway Davao - Cotabato Road
(Davao City - Jct. Digos Section) found at the further right side
of the project, and finally (4) the Inawayan - Baracatan Road.
● The Tagum - Davao - Digos (TDD) segment of the Mindanao
Railway Project of the Department of Transportation (DOTr)
will have close proximity to project Stallion
● Approved TIA was released last March 28, 2023 under
CTTMB Resolution No. 03.01, s. 20023.

Summary of Impact Assessment and Environmental Management Plan

This section presents the key environmental impacts and its associated preventive or enhancement
measures.

Project Phase/Environmental Environmental Potential Impact Options for Prevention or Mitigation

Aspect (Project Activity Component or Enhancement
which will Likely Impact the Likely to be
Environment Component Affected

Pre-Construction Phase/Exploration Phase

Earth moving and site Land Soil erosion due to Proper drainages, the building of
preparation including land earthmoving and appropriate canals, de-siltation ponds.
clearing excavation activities

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Project Phase/Environmental Environmental Potential Impact Options for Prevention or Mitigation
Aspect (Project Activity Component or Enhancement
which will Likely Impact the Likely to be
Environment Component Affected

Land Vegetation shall be Acquire or secure tree cutting permit

removed/cut and uprooted from DENR before cutting trees
for land development
Gradual removal of vegetation to give
sufficient time for potentially affected
fauna to relocate.

Retain trees as much as possible

including century old trees and cut only
those directly affected by the
development.

Conduct tree growing in the adopted

restoration area of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI)
Carbon Forest.

Land Excavated material (e,g. Cover construction material trucks with

Soil, rocks, gravel) canvas during transport of excavated
soil with canvas.

Land Possible migration of Gradual removal of vegetation to

invasive species to Mt. maintain the stability and homeostasis of
Apo Protected Area the terrestrial ecology in the area

Air Quality Exhaust from vehicles and Ensure that vehicles and drilling rigs are
drill rigs. in good working condition. Emission
Testing.

Earth moving and site Noise Quality Noise coming from vehicle Noise abatement technology includes
preparation including land traffic, and drill rigs. the use of mufflers, sound insulation,
clearing and barriers during drilling, in addition to
silencers.

Construction Phase

Earth moving and site Noise Quality Noise coming from vehicle Noise abatement technology includes
preparation / Piping System traffic, and drilling the use of mufflers, sound insulation,
Construction / Building activities and barriers during drilling, in addition to
Construction silencers.

Air Quality Lower ambient visibility Hauling trucks should be covered with
from dust from hauling canvass or other material
trucks and project area.
Set-up temporary fences around the
construction area and watering of roads.

Placement of CCTV cameras to ensure

that contractors comply.

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Project Phase/Environmental Environmental Potential Impact Options for Prevention or Mitigation
Aspect (Project Activity Component or Enhancement
which will Likely Impact the Likely to be
Environment Component Affected

Exhaust from vehicles and Ensure that vehicles and drilling

drill rig. equipment are in good working
condition. Emission Testing.

Land Soil erosion due to Reduce exposure of open cut land

earthmoving and
excavation activities Minimize affected area.

There will also be a retaining wall to

resist lateral pressure of soil and a 3-
meter set-back from the borderline.

Earth moving and site Set-up temporary disposal areas within

preparation / Piping System the construction area & properly dispose
Construction / Building Solid waste generation of the solid wastes.
Construction Land
And if necessary, to engage accredited
hauling contractors with coordination
with CENRO.

Groundwater and Domestic wastewater Set up adequate toilet facilities

Surface Water quality
Strictly require the contractor & its
workers to observe proper waste
disposal and sanitation. And if
necessary, provide portable toilets and
engage CENRO/City Health Office
accredited contractors for the collection
and disposal.

Surface Water Generation of fine-grained Provision of sediment traps to control

soil particles that can siltation
cause siltation

Use of generator sets during Land Oil leaks and accidental Train workers in proper handling,
power outages spills may contaminate storage, and transport of used oil
soil

Using paints and other Land, Water Improper disposal may Train workers in proper handling,
hazardous substances contaminate soil and storage, and transport of used oil.
nearby water bodies
Locate hazardous substances in the
storage area.

Hiring of workers for People Generation of employment Hiring priority shall be given to qualified
construction activities (Employment) local residents of Barangay Marapangi,
Davao City

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Project Phase/Environmental Environmental Potential Impact Options for Prevention or Mitigation
Aspect (Project Activity Component or Enhancement
which will Likely Impact the Likely to be
Environment Component Affected

People (Health & Increase in the incidents Strictly require the contractor and its
Safety) of accidents workers to follow safety rules and
regulations during construction

Provision of safety gears for construction

workers

Operation Phase

Operation of the subdivision Land Solid Waste Generation The proponent will impose wet and dry
project segregation scheme, and recyclable
wastes material segregation scheme,
and if necessary, to engage accredited
hauling contractors with coordination
with CENRO.

People Employment and Benefits CSR projects will look into possible
employment of affected residents and to
ensure that Barangay Marapangi and
City of Davao receive the proper
royalties as mandated by the Philippine
government.

Noise Generator sets and Noise levels can be reduced by the

machine of the water addition of mufflers or other
treatment facilities soundproofing.

Land and Water Wastewater generation To put up a Sewage Treatment Plant

from the residential (STP) and ensure that effluent discharge
buildings, office and other is within the DENR standards.
facilities

Air Air emissions of generator Provision of pollution control equipment

sets and such as mufflers, etc.
machines/equipment used
by the buildings

Surface Water Flooding, change in flow Monitor flood levels and discharges.

Installation of appropriate drainage

system according to the projected
discharge flow. Installation of a detention
tank with 2 hours detention time.

Abandonment Phase

Closing of Operations Land Solid and hazardous The management contractors will
Waste Generation provide a system of segregating
recycling and labeling the materials for

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 Project Phase/Environmental Environmental Potential Impact Options for Prevention or Mitigation
Aspect (Project Activity Component or Enhancement
which will Likely Impact the Likely to be
Environment Component Affected

proper disposal in accordance with

RA9003 and RA 6969

People Loss of jobs of personnel Outplacement or referral system will be

employed in the company in place before retrenchment and
closure of the company.

Summary of the Environmental Monitoring Plan

Table E. 8. Summary of EmoP

Sampling and Measurement Plan
Key Potential
Environmental Impacts Per Parameter/s to
Lead Person
Aspects per Environmental be monitored Method Frequency Location
Project Phase Sector

Construction
Site Clearing LAND Volume and Segregation, Weekly Project site PCO
and land Generation of type of solid weighing;
preparation/ solid wastes wastes Refer to DAO
Earth moving (biodegradable, 2001-34
and site non-
preparation / biodegradable
Piping System and residuals)
Construction / LAND – Visual Daily during To be Supervising
Building Soil disturbance observation construction mapped by Consultant/PCO,
Construction and removal of phase proponent Contractor
topsoil

LAND Hazardous Proper Daily Hazardous Supervising

Generation of wastes labeling, and Waste Consultant/PCO,
Hazardous storage Storage Area Contractor
Waste

LAND Terrestrial Ocular Monthly Project site PCO

Loss of habitat and inspection,
vegetation trees removed Tree
during clearing and planted inventory
operation making sure
loss has been
compensated
WATER Volume No wastewater will be discharged since the Supervising
Domestic wastewater from the portable toilets will be Consultant,
Wastewater hauled by an authorized sanitation facility with Contractor
valid discharge permit for the collection and
disposal of domestic waste. Visual observation
will be done to check the status of the septic
vault.
WATER BOD, fecal Grab Bi-annual Surrounding PCO
Ambient Water coliform, nitrate, Sampling creeks:
quality phosphate, oil Bayabas-
and grease, and Sirawan and
surfactants Marapangi
Rivers
AIR SO , 2 Ambient Air Annually Different Supervising
Air quality NO and2 sampling during the locations Consultant,
deterioration TSP Levels construction within the Contractor
from release of phase development
emission from
machinery and
equipment

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 Sampling and Measurement Plan
Key Potential
Environmental Impacts Per Parameter/s to
Lead Person
Aspects per Environmental be monitored Method Frequency Location
Project Phase Sector

AIR Dust level Visual Visual In and around Supervising

Air Pollution (qualitative) observation observation: construction Consultant,
and interview Daily site Contractor
of Interview:
pedestrians Monthly or
as needed
AIR/NOISE Decibel Levels Noise meter Daily during Different Supervising
Noise construction locations Consultant,
generated from phase within the Contractor
machinery and development
equipment
Positive or Surveys Bi-annual or Host Proponent
negative annually. Barangay and
feedbacks from city
KII and Public
Consultation
PEOPLE Positive and Surveys Bi-annual or Employees, Proponent
Safety of negative annually. Host
Nearby feedbacks from Barangay and
stakeholders, the municipalities
Health and stakeholders
Safety of and employees
Workers and

PEOPLE Visual Traffic Daily Within the Contractor and

Induced Traffic observation Management construction Proponent
facility and
adjacent road
Operation
Operation of the LAND Volume and Segregation, Weekly Project SIte PCO
subdivision Generation of type of solid weighing;
project solid wastes wastes Refer to DAO
(biodegradable, 2001-34
non-
biodegradable
and residuals)
LAND Hazardous Proper Daily Project Site PCO
Generation of wastes labeling, and
Hazardous storage
Waste

WATER BOD, fecal Grab Bi-annually STP’s outfall PCO

Wastewater coliform, nitrate, Sampling
from the facility phosphate, oil
may pollute and grease, and
nearby water surfactants
bodies
WATER BOD, fecal Grab Bi-annually Nearby rivers: PCO
The ambient coliform, nitrate, Sampling Bayabas-
water quality phosphate, oil Sirawan and
might be and grease, and Marapangi
degraded surfactants Rivers

AIR SO ,
2 Stack Quarterly Generator Set Proponent
Air quality NO and
2 sampling Room
deterioration TSP Levels;
from release of Decibel Levels
emission from
Generator Set

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