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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT

BASIC PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Classification

:

Two (2) High-Rise Condominium Buildings

Name of Project

:

DMCI-PDI (Belleza Towers)

Location

:

McArthur Highway cor. Ma-a Road,

Brgy. Ma-a, Talomo District, Davao City

Land Area

:

10,943.68 sq.m.

Gross Floor Area

:

157,473.29 sq. m.

Total Building Footprint Area

:

3,540.39

Open Space (for evacuation)

:

1,427.53

Amenities

:

10,353.23 sq.m.

Project Cost

:

P2,918,430,992.00

Parking Allocation

:

Parking Slots Area

8470

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No. of P. Slots

Covered

Open

667

x

Parking Ratio

36.69%

Area per P. Slot

IDEAL=375SQM LESS

43.98

(CAR SLOTS FOR BASEMENT PARKING ONLY)

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Proponent¡¯s Name & Address

:

1321 Apolinario St., Brgy. Bangkal,

Makati City 1233

Contact Person

:

Contact Number

:

ENGR. ADRIAN M. CALIMBAS

VP, Design & Engineering Department

DMCI-Project Developers Inc.

555-7777 local 5455

:

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ENGR. LINDA A. QUIOCSON-BORRE

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laqconsulting@

0917-6292984

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2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT¡¯S EIA PROCESS

2.1. Terms of References of the EIA Study

The EIA Study is in reference to the Revised Procedural Manual of DENR Administrative Order No. 30

Series of 2003 (DAO2003-30), the Implementing Rules and Regulations of PD 1586, establishing the

Philippine Environmental Impact Statement and DAO 2017-15, Guidelines on Public Participation

Process.

The technical information provided by DMCI-Project Developers, Inc. was also made as reference in the

study.

The results of the Public Participation Process conducted were made as basis for the preparation of the

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

The limit of the EIA Study considered Annex 2-10 of DAO 2005-30 as enumerated below.

RELATIONSHIP OF EIA WITH LGU & OTHER GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS

EIA STUDY

MODULE

1) Project

Description

2) Geology,

Hydrology,

Pedology

Current Areas of

Overlap with EIS and

Issues Relating to

Other Mandates

Requirements for

detailed engineering

design, detailed

process flow, etc.

Earthquake and other

earth movement;

flooding, drainage

within site; soft soil,

landslides, cave-in,

critical slopes

Responsible

entity or

Mandated

agency on the

Area of Overlap

Proponent¡¯s

Design Engineer

Documents of

Responsible

Entity or

Mandated

Agency that will

use EIA Findings

and ECC

For FS or bank

requirement

Design Engineer

Risk Assessment

for Proponent FS

Municipal/City

Engineer

Building Permit

3) Geology

EGGAR (Engineering

Geology and

Geohazard Assessment

Report)

Geologist, MGB

EGGAR approval

4) Archeology

Existence of artifacts

National

Museum

National Museum

Certification

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Sample Nature of

guidance/

Recommendations from

EIARC or Review Team

Typical design is

acceptable. Detailed

engineering design not

necessary.

Require identification and

description of natural

hazards. Assessment of

risk posed by natural

hazard to the project not

a subject of EIA.

Advice to LGU of

proximity or occurrence

of natural hazards; No

need for Building Permit

at EIA stage

Require integration of FSrelevant geological

parameters with the

Geology Module; No need

for EGGAR in EIA at FS

stage

Require Proponent to

present in the EIS, a

summary of secondary

data on existence or

proximity of artifacts as

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5) Hydrology

6) Land Use

7) Water Quality

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Allocation of water

supply

NWRB

Certificate of

Water Availability

(CoWA)

Water Use Conflicts/

Disputes

Project Design

Hydrologist,

NIA, MWSS,

LWUA, Lawyers

NOA or court

settlement

Land use zoning

LGU

Zoning

Certification

Land reclamation

Philippine

Reclamation

Authority

Regulation of

reclamation

activity

Impacts of Pesticides

FPA

Pesticide

Management Plan

(PMP)

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part of baseline. There is

no need for the NM

certification. If there is

indication of artifacts, ECC

to advice NM of the

project for its guidance to

the Proponent in cases of

artifacts discovery.

No need for the CoWA

but Proponent to be

required to describe

amount of water

extraction and sufficiency

of source as basis for

NWRB¡¯s CoWA.

Evaluate baseline and

degree of potential

impact but not to require

resolution of conflict in

EIA review

Proponent to be required

to present zoning data,

not the certification, to

establish compatibility. If

incompatible, advice to

be forwarded to the LGU

on the project location

vis-¨¤-vis zoning

classification

EIARC to advise PRA of

most critical marine

environmental issues for

regulation of the legallyauthorized ECC applicant.

In case of unacceptable

mitigating measures

resulting to ECC denial,

the EIA findings may be

used to review/revise the

negative list of

reclamation areas.

PMP is not necessary at

the EIA Stage. Instead,

FPA may be advised of EIA

findings on critical

substances and

operations of the project

which may pose hazards

to water quality with

undue usage or release of

pesticides.

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8) Meteorology

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Design Engineer

Risk Assessment

for Proponent FS

Municipal/City

Engineer

Building Permits

Work Place Air Quality

DOLE

Occupational

Health and Safety

Program

10) Land/Water

BIota

Biodiversity

PAWB, PAMB

PAMB

endorsement,

PAWB Transport

Permit,

Import/Export

Permit,

Biodiversity study

11) Terrestrial

Biology

Tree Cutting

Forester/Forest

Mgt Bureau

Tree Cutting

Permit (TCP)

12) Marine Biology

Cutting of mangroves,

damage to corals

Forester of

FMB; Marine

Biologist of

CRMP; DA; LGU

FMB Permits, DA

& LGU approvals

9)

Air Quality and

Noise

Typhoon or high wind

velocity

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Require identification and

description and

description of natural

hazards. Assessment of

risk posed by natural

hazard to the project not

a subject of EIA.

Advice to LGU on

occurrence of critical

project processes or

chemicals which may be

affected by typhoon

events as input to

Building Permits

Advice to DOLE if baseline

shows high respiratory

diseases in the project

area; Advice to EQD on

critical RA 8749-related

concerns on emissions, if

any

PAMB/PAWB

endorsements, permits

and studies not necessary

in the EIA Review.

Instead, PAMB/PAWB

may be advised of

existence and ecological

status of critical or unique

habitats or species and

likely secondary impacts

which may potentially

occur if habitat/species

are affected by project.

FMB permits not

necessary in the EIA

Review. Instead, FMB may

be advised of critical EIA

findings for inclusion in

conditions of

permit/approval

FMB/DA/LGU permits not

necessary in the EIA

Review. Instead, these

agencies may be advised

of critical EIA findings for

inclusion in conditions of

permit/approval

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