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E932l ~ - ____ ____ Volume 4

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l l TABLE OF CONTENT

i. Hanam subproject background information .................. 5.......................................5

1. I. Stibproject 1. water sLipply development for lioa mac distict town ................................... ......... 5

1.1.1. Bi ief Description of Subproject 1: ......................................................... 5

1.1.2. Water Supply arid Sanitation Stattis in Hoa Mac District Town ................ 6.......... . . 6

* 1.1.3. Selection of Supply Sources ......................................................... 7

1.2. Subroject 2. water development for dong van district town .......................................... ..... 10

| 1.2.1. Brief Description of Subproject ......................................................... 10

1.2.2. Water Supply and Sanitation Status in Dong Van District Town ...................................... 11

1.2.3. Selection of Water Supply Source ........................................................ 12

1.3. Subroject 3: water development foi Vinh tru district towni .................................................. 14

1.3.1. Brief Description of Subproject ........................................................ 14

1.3.2. Water Supply and Sanitation Status in Dong Van District Town ...................................... 15

1.3.3. Selection of water source ........................................................ 16

1Il Criteria for screening subproject ......................................................... 17

ll. Environmental Impact and Mitigation Measure ......................................................... 18

3|III. 1 Environmental Impact During Site Clearance Stage ........................................................ 18

111.2 Environmental Impact during Construction of WTP and Network ................ 19

i | 111.2.1 Impacts on Soil Environment, PM and Noise; Mitigation Measures ................................ 19

111.2.2 Impacts on inundation, hydrogeological regimes ........................................ ................ 20

111.2.3 Nuisance to Local People, Traffic Congestion and Harm to Infrastructure . .................... 20

111.3 Im1pacts during Operation Phase ........................................................ 21

111.3.1 Increased infiltration of pollutants into aquifers (in Quynh Coi, Hung Ha DT) ................. 21

111.3.2 Impact during WTP's Operation .......................................................... 22

111.3.3 Assessment of Settlement ......................................................... 22

111.3.4 Mitigation Measures during Operation Phase ......................................................... 23

IV. Environmental Management Plan ........................................................ 26

IV. 1.Administrative aand Legal Frame ........................................................ 27

IV. 1.1 Legal frame for Environmental Management: ........................................................ 27

IV.1.2 Administrative Frame for Environmental Management .................................................... 27

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IV 2 EMP Iiplemienltatiol . . .28

IV.2.1. Implementation ....................................................... 28

IV.2.2: Institutional Arrangeinent of Environmental Monitoring and Reporting ... 29

| IV.3. EMP Reporting Reqtuirements .................... ........................................ 30

V. Environmental Monitoring and Reporting . . .31

* V. 1 Environmental Monitorinig anid Reporting durinig Conistictioln Stage . . .31

V 2 Environnmenital Monitoring and Reportinig dLuring Operation Phase . . . 32

V.2.1 Monitoring and Reporting on Raw Water Qality .32

V.2.2 Monitoring and Reporting of Treated Water Quality . . .33

V.2.3 Monitoring of Noise, Air and Waste Sludge .33

V.2.4 Monitoring of Drawdown .33

V.2.5 Institutional Responsibility for Water Moitoring .33

V.2.6 Urgent Rescue Measures .34

VI. T raininig Progra. .34

IV. Conclusion .34

Appendix 1: Water Analysis Results

Appendix 2: Subproject Contenits

Appendix 3: Environmental Permit

Appendix 4: Public Consultation

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Abb hr evi ationos

CES Consultant Environmental Specialist

DONRE Department of Natural Resource and Environment.

| QD :Decision(inVietnamese)

EA Environmenital Assessment

EMP Environmental Management F'lan

EO Environmental Officers

MOC Ministry of Construction

MOH Ministry of Health

MONRE Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

PWC Provincial Water SuIpplY and Sewerage Company

PM Particle Matters

TCVN Vietnamese Standards

TS Technical Supervisor

WTP Water Treatmenit Plant

WB World Bank

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| SUBPROJECTS SCREENING

BASED ON EXCLUSION CRITERIA

l1. HANAM SUBPROJECT BACKGROUND INFORMATION

l Fig.1: Subprojects Locations in Ha Nam Prvince

3 1. 1.Subproject 1: water supply development for hoa mac district town

(Ref. Drawings in Appendix 11.1)

Subprojects locations:

- Province: Ha Nam

- District: Duy Tien

I l l - Commune (town): Hoa Mac

1.1.1. Brief Descrjition of Subprolect I

The proposed subproject aims at providinlg clean water suipply systems for some 3,600 inhabitants in

937 households in Hoa Mac district town. This subproject is expected to supply sufficient water for

! | domestic, commercial and industrial purposes of local community in adherence to national planning

guidelines.

Piped water shall be supplied round the clock with minimum pressure of 1 Om and be treated as per

Clean Water Standard of the Ministry of Health given the supply source capacity in Hoa Mac of some

I | 800mn3/day. The Subproject also encourages; installation of septic tanks with support from rotation

funds with the aim to enhance sanitary condition and enhance awareness on community health.

i * Capital cost is relatively high as the unit prices increase at district level because the facilities capacity

is small and population density here is lower that that in urban areas. However, the operation cost is

equivalent to current level thank to savings from effective performance which will offset high capital

cost of a small-size facility.

-I The WB asks for participation of at least 60%/o of population to execute the subproject. In Hoa Mac

district town, as much as 60% of local inhabitants is reportedly willing to pay 27,000

VND/month/household for piped water. The implementation of subproject in Hoa Mac is then

feasible.

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Cost:

I - Investment : 6.104.200.000 VND

j - Investment rate 7.63 million VND/1m 3/day

- Operation by 2015 : 1.344.000 VND/m3

1 ImpJementation periods: 3 phases

- Phase l: to 2005 -Preparation of investment procedures

- Phase Il: 2005 - 2010 - Implementation

- Phase IlIl: 2010- 2015 - Implernentation

Subproject contents and work volume to be executed in Hoa Mac:

Contents 2006 2010

| ~~~~~~~~Water Treatile lit Pila nt (m3/day) 400_ 800I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..... _ __ _ -........................... .. ,.. , _,._

Tank (m_ 3)_-_--_--._.100 200

Clean water Pumping Sta. (m3/hr) 26,1 52,2

Network (mii)

D= 150mm 20 -

100 mm 260 -

80mm 240 -

65mm 570 -

50mm 1.030 -

I 40mm 2.500 850

32mm 1.490 -

25mm 12.718 14.142

20mm 2.010 1.800

Connection of meter C 633 554

1. 1.2. Water SuppIy and Sanitation Status in Hoa Mac District Town

Water supply status

I Site survey and investigation show that:

- 40% of households use shallow drilled wells of 22-25m (hand primp) or deep drilled well

| 1010 (electric pump) at district People's Committee arid H--lealth Clinic

- 50% of household use dug well , and

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/Xw.9;,^6.t,d,,./. i.§sos.etifw #)r 7t,0, 8t,a,i, S(doprojee(jI_-Suirfacewater:

Hoa Mac is associated to 4 rivers namely: Red, Nhue, Chau Giang river and Duy Tien channel.

+ Red River: lies some 4km east of Hoa Mac district town, with average flow of 3.200m31sec. Theriver is rather large, with availability ancl quality ensuring for domestic water supply. However, duringrainy and flood seasons, the concentration of suspended matters is relatively high, not favorable forraw water collection, conduction as well as treatment.

+ Nhue river: oiiginates from Lien Mac gate in Flanoi, stretching 74km long and merges into Dayriver in PlLi Ly. T he river also has a brancih connected to Chau Giang, flowing across Hoa Mac. Rivebed is some 35-40m wide.

+ Chau Giang river links with Red River via Chau Giang gate.

+ Duy Tien chaninel or called Hoa Mac river: is a small river, some 50m wide and 21m long, flowingacross Hoa Mac district towin. This river is connected with Nhue river at Cau Gie (Gie bridge), andanother branch linking to Chau Giang arid Nhue river at Phu Ly provincial town.

Consultants has carried out survey and sampling and analysis of Hoa Mac river water. Analysisresults reveal that Hoa Mac river water is seriously polluted due to its close association to Nhue river,which bears direct influences of urban, industr-ial wastewater from Hanoi, Ha Dong arid traditionalhandicraft villages along the river. Flow direction of Hoa Mac river depends on operation regime ofChau Giang gate, lying some 4 km away and linking to Red river. Hoa Mac river has turbidity of 25NTU, NH4 ' value is 1.1mg/l with reported organic pollutants froml urban and industrial areas. ThePhenol content reaches 0.0064mg/I. Aloni( the tow sides, numerous sanitation work of localresidents are reported.

I Table 1.1 below and Appendix I (Table 1 and 2) present the analysis results of groundwater and riverwater samples in Hoa Mac district town.

* - Rainwater is not entirely clean as flowing down from roofs and storing in unclean containers.Excluding first rainy days, later falling amount is however considered to be clean.

- As the results, in addition to rainwater used by households, the subproject has selectedgroun-idwater at depth 80m for centralized siupply because of good quality arid sufficient quantity.I Groundwater is generally not polluted, or at minor level and be treatable. Treatment processcomprises mainly of aeration, flocculation, rapid filtration to remove iron and Mangan; then

| sterilization.

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U Table 1.1. Assessment of Water Quality in Ha Nam Province

District/Provinci Water Turbiclit Ci- Fe NH4+ E.Coli Legend

al Townsl Data Sources y (Ing/I) (mng/I) (mg/l) (MPNI

Sources (NTU) 1 OOmI) __

PHuiy/PWCDay River

- Sample 1 Surface 129 27 1.8 4

- Sample 2 Surface 228 - 1 8 3

- Sample 3 Ground 570-620 15-39 0.4-3.5

Dong Van -. _-_- _- _ __ _ _

3 Nhue Ri. /PWC Surface 35 26 1.5 11.2 -

Nhue Ri.lBVI Surface 30 21 0.7 1.4 27 High

Frozen factory Ground 125 58 21.6 18 - phenol

I (PWC)Frozen factory Ground 80 53 26 - 9 High

(BVI) phenol

Mr. Thorn Ground - 5.6 6 27

(BVI)

I Hoa mac

Chau Giang river Surface High

; | (BVI) 25 21 0.3 1,1 15 phenol

(PWC) - 200 2-8 - - High

UNICE Ground 45 71 16.8 1.7 0 Phenol

F well (BVI)

Vinh tru Chau

I | Giang river Surface

(BVI) 16 35 0.1 1,3 39 High

3 (PWC) High High High Phenol

UNICEF well Ground 55 74 7.2 9 4 High

(BVI) Phenol

I Deep well Ground - 939 27 17

BVI)

3 _Legend: PWC Provincial Water Company

BVI: Black &Veatch Internationial

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| SUBPROJECT SCREENINGI BASED ON EXCLUSION CRITERIA

1.2. Subroject 2: water development for Dong Van district town

(Ref. Drawings in Appendix 11,2)

Subproject location:

- Province: H-ia Naiim

- District: Duy Tien

- Commune (town): Dong Van

1.2.1. Brief Descrirtion of Subproiect

I The proposed subproject is to provide clean vvater supply systems for some 3,600 inhabitants in 937households in Hoa Mac district town. This subproject is expected to supply sufficient water fordomestic, commercial and industrial purposes of local community in acdherence to national planningguidelines.

Piped water shall be supplied round thie clock with minimnum pressure of 10m and be treated as perClean Water Standard of the Ministry of Health given the supply source capacity in Hoa Mac of some1,100m3/day..

The WB asks for participation of at least 60% of population to execute the subproject. In Hoa Mac| district town, as much as 60% of local inhabitants is reportedly willing to pay 23,000

VND/ionith/househiold for piped water. The implementation of subproject in Hoa Mac is thenfeasible.

Other information is similar to that in Hoa Mac district town

Implementation of Subproject in Dong Van also feasible.

Cost:

- Investment: 7.380.160.000 VND

Investment rate: 6.71 mil1iion VND /1m3/day

- Operation in 2015: 1,083.000 VND/m3

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Implementation time: 3 phases:

- Phase I: to 2005 -Preparation of investment procedures

- Phase 1I: 2005 - 2010

-Pliaselll:2010-2015

Subproject content and volume:

Contents 2006 2010

Water Treatment Plant (m3/day) _ 550 _ 1100Tank (m3) 150 300Clean water Pumping Sta. (m3/hr) 34,8 _ __ 69,6Network (m)

D= 150niin 40125mm 40100 mm 870 -

80mm 2.530 30065mm 1.720 1.02050mm 260 92040mm 1.050 1.83032mm 1.500 2.75525mm 9.689 19.07320mmiiii 1.441

Connection to meter C 817 712

1.2.2. Water Supply and Sanitation Status in Dong Van District Town

Water suipply statLls

Site survey and investigation show that:

- 84% of households use shallow drilled wells of 22-25rn (hand or electrical pumping),

-7% of household use dug well, and

- 66% ownls rainwater taniks.

Besides, surface water from small ponds, lakes or Chau Giang river water is also used for domesticpurposes (washing, cleaning, etc)

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Each househiold then have access to two water resources.

At Frozen Factory in Dong Van district town, there are tWD treatment facilities with 04 number 25mdJeep, lOOmm dia drilled wells with design capacity of 20 m3/h each. Currently, the Factory only run3 1-2 wells. Treatment process includes aeration by spraying, rapid filtration and secondary pumping.

Drainage and sanitation status

Most population in Hoa Mac district lives along traffic road, thus a drainage network here is almostabsent. Rainwater, domestic wash wastewater gravity flows and drains to river, gardens and nearbyfields.

I Following sanitation works present in Hoa Mac district town:

I - 31% of population has toilets with septic tank,

- 16 % has latrines with composting,

- 1 3% has latrine of open pit type,

- 17% has flush toilet,

* - 20% has latrine, and

1 - 3% has no toilet.

1.2.3. Selection of Water Suppl\ Source

Survey results by design Consultants (BVI vp VIWASE) show that:

Groundwater:

I + Holocene aquifer presenting in Dong Van district town comprises of fine and medium sand,lalluvial clay with depth ranging from 1 0-40m, averaging 1 7m. Static water is subject to seasonal

| fluctuation fi-om 1.05-1 .4m. Some test drilling show that exploitation capacity may reach 25m31h.

* F'leistocene aquifer present at depth 45 - 50m. In Dong Van area, the depth of this aquifer is28.5m with relatively high conductivity. Static water table is recorded at 1.4-2.5m, subject to

seasonal fluctuation. Tested flow may reach 34.7litter/s, Concentration of NH4 ' is 6,25mg/I, Fe?-I | = 11,9mg/I, Cl- = 954mg/I. The deeper the layer, the higher the senility level. In the area ofFrozen Factory, capacity of exploitatino well is 20m3'h, iron content reaching 26 mg/I (table 1.1).

| The Holocene aquifer is 0 - 25m deep, averaging 8 - I5lm. Static water table is 2 - 3m.

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Surfacewater

Surfacewater source near Dong Van is Nhue river. Nlhue river serves as the drainage river for Hanoi,Ha Tay and Ha Nam region. Nhue river bear the influences by direct urban and industrial wastewaterfrom Hanoi, Ha Dong and traditional handicraft villages along the river. Therefore, Nhue river water is

seriously polluted..

Design Consultants has surveyed and taken water samples from Nhue river. Analysis results showthat water is dirty, with signal of organic pollution from urban and agricultural sector. The Phenolcontent reaches 0.008 mg/I. Analysis results by Center for Environmental Engineering of Town and

Industrial areas (CEETIA) show that in [)ong Van, BOD5 content in Nhue river is 10 - 25 mg/I, COD15- 40 mg/i.

Groundwater and Nhue river water in Dong Van is presented in Table 1.1 and Appendix I (and Table3,4,5)

- Rainwater is not entirely clean as flowing down from roofs and storing in unclean containers.Excluding first rainy days, later falling amount is however considered to be clean.

As the results, in addition to rainwater used by households, the subproject has selected Holocenegroundwater aquifer at depth 25m for centralized supply because of good quality and sufficient

quantity. Groundwater is generally not polluted, or at minor level arid be treatable. Treatment

process comprises mainly of aeration, flocculation, rapid filtration to remove iron and Mangan; then

sterilization (ref drawinig in Appendix 11.2)

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3 SUBPROJECT SCREENINGBASED ON EXCLUSION CRITERIA

1.3. Subroject 3: water development for Vinh tru district town

(Ref. Drawings in Appendi; 11.3)

Subproject location:

| - Province: Ha Nani

- District: Ly Nhan* - Communie (town): Vinh Tru

1,.3. 1. Brief DescriiDon of Subrproiect

The proposed subproject is to provide clean water supply systems for some 6,680 inhabitants in1,310 households in Vinh Tru district town. This subproject is expected to supply sufficient water forI domestic, commercial and industrial purposes of local commUnity in adherence to national planningguidelines.

I Piped water shall be supplied round the clock with minimum pressure of 10m and be treated as perClean Water Standard of the Ministry of Health giveni the suIpply source capacity in Vinh Tru of some1,200m3/day. The Subproject also encourages installation of septic tanks with support from rotationfunds with the aim to enhance sanitary condition and enhance awareness on community health.

| OCther general components are similar to Hoa Mac and Dong Van district town

The WB asks for participation of at least 60% of population to execute the subproject. In Hoa Macdistrict town, as much as 60% of local inhabitants is reportedly willing to pay 23,000VND/rnonth/household for piped water. The implementation of subproject in Hoa Mac is thenfeasible. Implementation of Subproject in Dong Van is therefore feasible.

Cost:

- Investment: 6,628,370 VND

Investmnent rate: 5.52 million) VND /lm½1day

- Operation in 2015: 901,000 VND/rnm

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Implementation time: 3 phases:

- Phase I: to 2005 -Preparation of investment procedures

- Phase 1I: 2005 - 2010

-PhaselIl:2010-2015

Subproject content and volume:

Contenit 2006 2010Water Treatment Plant (m3/day) 600 1200Tank (m3) 150 300Clean water Pumping Sta. (m3/hr) 39.6 78.23 Network (mn)

D= 150mm 260100mm 1,79080mm 90065mm 1,340 17050mm 970 22040mm 1,480 99032mm 1,450 2,41025mm 13,004 12,39120mm 1,820 2,870

l Connection to meter C 850 608

1 .3.2. Water SuIpjv and Sanitation Status in Dong Van District Town

| Water supply status

Site survey and investigation show that:

| - 50% of households use shallow drilled wells of 22-25m (hand or electrical pumping),- 50% of household use dug well, and

- 70% owns rainwater tanks,

Besides, surface water from small ponds, lakes or Chau Giang river water is also used for domesticpurposes (washing, cleaning, etc)

| Groundwater and River water quality is presented in Table 1 and Appendix 1 (Table 6,7,8).

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I Each household therefore has access to two water source

Drainage and sanitation status

Most population in Vinh Tru district lives along traffic road, thus a drainage network here is almost

I - absent. Rainwater, domestic wash wastewater gravity flows and drains to river, gardens and nearby

fields.

I FFollowing sanitation works present in Hoa Mac district town:

- 36% of population has toilets with septic tank,

- 12 % has latrines with composting,

- 45% has latrine of open pit type,

- 2% has flush toilet, and

* - 5% has no latrine.

1.3.3. Selection of water source

The results of survey by the designing consultants (BVI and VIWASE) show:

| " Groundwater source:

The Holocene aquifer in Vinh Tru area occurs at the depth of 0 - 35m, in a fine sand layer with an

I average thickness of 17m, a static water level of 2 - 3 ni below the surface. In general the water

sources is of low potential, commonly for extracting the groundwater from this aquifer, the

|households use small diameter UNICEF drilled wells with hanid pumps, which can extract up to 1 -

2m3/h. The results of analyzing the water samples from a 8 m deep drilled well at the district People's

Committee and some other UNICEF wells show that the iron, manganese and ammonium contents

are relatively high. The total iron content is up to 7.2 mg/l, Manganese 0.5 mg/l and the ammonium

content is 1.26 rng/l.

Besides the Holocene aquifer, in Vinh Tru area occurs also a Pleistocene aquifer with the depth of

45-70m below the surface, with the thickness of aquifer of 15 - 30m. Transmissibility coefficient is

I 700 - 900 m2/day. However, this aquifer has been salinated. The salinity increases with depth. At

60m deep drilled well, the content of Cl- = 939 mg/I. Static water level is 2 - 3 m, dynamic water level

changes from 5 - 15m depending on place.

Surface water source:

At the Vinh Tru town there is only Chau Giang river. This is the main water source which may be

used to supply water for Vinh Tru town.

The quality of groundwater and water of Chau Giang river in Vinh Tru is described in Table 1.1 and

appendix 1 (Tables 6, 7, 8).

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*III/ CRITERIA FOR SCREENING SUBPROJECT

lTable 11.1. Criteria for screening

No r Criteria _ Yes J No

Criteria for excluding the location of water treatment plant

1 Does thie sub-project cause major changes, or degradationi of Xthe niatLural habitats?

2 Is there any cultural relics in the project area ? X

3 Is the sub-project located in the flooded low area? (If there is nofeasible measure or effective cost for flood prevention) x

4 Is the sub-project area is located in the center- of restricted area Xl ~~~~~~~?

5 If the sub-project cause changes or degradation of habitats:

- Is there any feasible measure for solution ?

- Is the benefit brought about by the sub-project miuci gyreater Xl than the environment cost? X

I Criteria for excluding the watersource

6 Is the water reserve insufficient due to the conflict of the wateruse rights and other factor (for example, hydro-meteorological, Xhydrogeological conditions)?

7 Is the matter that water quality does not meet the standards fordrinking water solved during the process of operating the water Xtreatment plant?

Finan cial requirements

8 Does the environmental consultants recommend to accept thissub-project into the project? X

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111. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MITIGATION MEASURE

111.1 Environmental Impact During Site Clearance Stage

1. Land acquisition

* Regarding Hoa Mac DT.

The proposed WTP, covering an area of 1,404.2m2, is located in a medicine shops, near Chau

Giang river banks, in Hoa Mac DT. Part of the WTP is residential land with existing households, the

rest is bare land. Land acquisition for the project, therefore, will create certain impacts on the daily

routines of households residing within the project area. However, if there are appropriate

compensation policy, this impacts will becomes minor ones.

Production Well Gl, G2 and trial wells, lying at interval of 200-250m, are along National Road 38, on

the land of the DT's Secondary School, Provincial Military Station and stadium. The total occupying

area of each well is small (200m2). After construction, some 1 2m2 shall be used for pumping station,

and the rest can be used for planting trees, installing fences, making protection belts, or even return

to the local authority. Thus, impact of land acquisition is negligible also.

The water distribution network is placed along roads/streets, usually oni or very near the sidewalks to

minimize site clearance. No land acquisition is, therefore, needed.

* Regarding Dong Van DT

The proposed WTP site is in adjacent to power plant, near river sides, provincial road 38 in Dong

Van DT. The entire WTP's area, which cover 1404.2m2, is agricultural land (rice), there shall be

certain impact on the households whose land is occupied by the project. However, if a proper

compensation plan is designed and applied, this impacts will become minor.

Well Gl, G2 and trial drilled well are along Provincial Road 60A and channel banks in paddy field of

Duy Minh comimlune. The interval among wells is 200-250m. The total area of well is small (300 M2)

After construction, some 12m2 shall be used for pumping station, and the rest can be used for

planting trees, installing fences, making protection belts, or even return to the local authority. Thus,

impact of land acquisition is negligible also.

The water distribution network is placed along roads/streets, usually on or very near the sidewalks to

minimize site clearance.

* Regarding Vinh Tru DT

The WTP and intake work are located in a land area adjacent to river sides, which is now used for

growing maize with area of 1404.2m2. Land acquisition anticipatedly exert influences on a number of

households. However, given the smiall acquisition area, these impacts are also minor.

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I__The water distribution network is placed along roads/streets, usually on or very near the sidewalks to

minimize site clearance. The impact is therefore, minor and temporary

In short: Since the land acquired for construction of the project components (WTP, Network, wells

and surfacewater intakes) is small, the impacts on the environimeilt is minor.

2. Destruction of Vegetation Cover.

The land used for subproject constr-uctioni comprises miainly public commons, bare land and partly

agricultural land. During construction phase, the impacts on the vegetations cover in and outside the

proposed WTP, wellfields, and raw water conducting pipelines. The area of destructed vegetation,

however, relatively small, comprises mainly of wild weeds, dry crop and rices, the impacts are

unavoidable and accordingly minor.

111.2 Environmnental Impact during Construction of WTP and Network

11.2.1 Irppacts on oi Environment, PM and Noise; M tigation Measures

During construction of WTP, collecting wells, and distribution network, the impact on soil, PM and

noise is minor as the work volume is small, wells are far away from each other (separate). The

contractors will apply technical measures to minimize impacts on the environment.

* In order to miniimize impacts on the soil environment, air emissionl and noise during construction

time, the following mitigation options shall be applied:

U - Mitiqation of PM

Restriction of generated particle matters during construction time: minimizing PM generation by

sprinkling, step-by-step construction, installation of temporary fences around the construction area,

well construction management and supervisioni.

- Control and Mitiqation of Exhaust Gases

| * Do not use old machines (not registered and permitted by the Vietnamese Registry Agency) as

the exhaust gases shall exceed the permissible level.

I * | Strictly observe standards and maintenance schedules (or use of alternative fuel) to reduce air

pollutants.

| I| - Control and Mitiqation of Noise

3 | " Restrict vehicles' speed within construction area to 5 - 10 km/h,

* Machines and equipment generating exceeding noise and vibration shall be allowed in day time

only. Operation from 10 pm to 6 am shall be prohibited, In the event that night working is needed

to ensure schedules or technical requiremnents, there must be permission of local authority.

* Do not use old machines and equ-ipimient, as the generated noise shall likely be higher than

allowable level. The noise insult shall be maintaineld regularly.

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* Install noise insulation devices in areas of high noise level (asphalt batching plant, concrete

batching station, roller, bulldozer, etc); and

* Equip workers with noise insulting tools.

| - Labor Safetv

All woikeers on the conistr uctionl site shall be trained on safety regulations and labor rules.

111.2.2 Impacts on inundation, hyc1geo gcpal regimes

I During constiuctioni of conducting and distribution Network, there shall be inevitable impacts on the

existing wastewater drains along roads, pal-ticularly the ones in DTs' centers. These influences are,

however, minor as the construction time is short and step-by-step construction methods are applied.

Besides, in case the distribution cut across the existing drains, temporary sewers shall be

constructed to prevent any possible impacts on water drainage.

111.2.3 Nuisance to Local People, Traffic Congestion and lHarrn to Infrastructure.

The supply pipelines for Thai Binh DT has comparatively srnall diameter of 100-150mm, specifically:

l | For Hoa Mac DT: 280m/20,558m

For Dong Van DT: 950m/17,990m

l For Hung Ha DT: 2,050m/20,964m

Supply water pipelines for Ha Nam DT mostly have small diameter (<80mm). Most pipelines are

buried on sidewalks at depth 0.5-0.7m. Excavated earth materials are refilled immediately on the

spot, and no transportation of surplus earth materials is needed. By doing so, no significant impacts

on the environmental are anticipated.

Installation of pipelines in crowded roads/streets in DTs' center shall likely create nuisance and

impacts on businesses and daily routines of local population, traffic movement, particularly in the

area crossing important traffic road (Hoa Mac DT National Road 38: intersection of Road 38 with

I Dong Hoa STr: Dong Van DT: Nguyen Huu Tuyen Str., internal roads of new urban area; Vinh Tru

DT: provincial and communal roads). These influences are inevitable. Construction time shall be in

3 off-peak hours. In sensitive locations, construction shall be executed at night time. Constructed site

shall be recovered right after completion. In area where construction need longer time, temporary

roads shall be paved, using wooden plates or steel sheet to facilitate circulation of pedestrians.

I Surplus waste materials must be collected and disposed off properly. Materials for construction shall

be mobilized to the site just in prior to construction time. Sign boards shall be installed or flag men

provided to instruct traffic.

Construction sometimes necessitates destruction of pavemenit, sidewalks as well as other structures

| where the pipelines cross. In the event of this, proper methods will be proposed in the design to

minimize these impacts. After construction time, the contractors shall coordinate with relevant units

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to consolidate and restored the distutbed pavements, sidewalks to their initial conditions. Appropliatemeasuir es shall also be taken to reduce the impacts on drainage sewers disturbed by the constructedpipelines. If foundl necessary, temporary drains shall be constructed to ensure normal drainage forthe region.

111.3 Inmpacts during Operation Phase

111.3.1 I creased infiltraflon of rDoIlutuails ilob aciuifers (it) Quyvr)h oi, Hung Ha DT)

Groulndwater (in Hoa Mac and Donq Van DT)

Water extraction from Qb aquifer (Hoa Mac DT) and Qa aquifer( Dong Van DT) may createdepression cones in aquifers. This will facilitate movement of water from upper aquifers as well assurface courses from channels, ponds, lakes, paddy fields into deeper aquifers through hydrogeological windows. Infiltrating water from upper aquiler and surface courses contain solublepollutants, which can alternate the initial composition.

Most of the wells-area is formerly rice field and dry crop land, thus the infiltrating surface water willlikely take a certain amount of chemical fertilizers, agricultural chemicals, thereby polluting thegroundwater aquifers.

During extraction process, flow of underground courses increases substantially. When flowing acrossarea containing such acids as humic and fulvic, iron in water will react with these acids, creatinghumic acid, sulphur or silica colloids, etc. This will reduce pH value in groundwater, create difficultiesfor treatment of iron later on, and unpleasant smell and odor.

| Extraction also creates depression cones as mentioned above and raise the concentration ofpollutants. Movement of water form other part also increase dissolution of pollutants and lead to theincrease of some substances as As.

Suirface water (Vinh Ttu D T)

Sources of potential surface water pollution during operation phase comprises:

| Domestic and production wastewater of local people residing along Tien Hung river sides, whichis within the protection zones of wellfields of Dong Hurig DT.

* Water contains residues of agricultural chemicals and fertilizers from in-field channels. Normally,local people apply some 20kg of fertilizer and 100kg of alkali/sao (360m2)/year to stimulatepaddy growth. Additionally, 0.5 kglsaolyear of pesticides are used. During fertilizing andpesticide spraying process, residuals shall follow water courses and end up in Tien Hung river,affecting water quality. However, this impact is minor as the amount of pesticides and fertilizer

* used is not much (25,000 kg of alkali and 5,000 kg of fertilizer) and for along time (2 crops/year)arid mostly absorbed by trees, the residuals amount is very negligibly small.

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*Impact on the Ai;- Noise and Vibration

During operation stage, the environmental pollutant sources are mainly form: Treatment of raw

supply water by using alum and other chemicals, noise and vibration from secondary pumping

station, air blower, etc. The noise level is moderate, affecting only direct well operators.

* Imipact on Water Envirotinmelnt

Wastewater from aeration constitutes a source of environmental pollution. This wastewater contain

Ihigh concentration of suspended solid, making water in and outside the WTP muddy. The wash-up

water shall be treated before discharging into the environment.

* Solid Waste

Solid waste generated during operation of the WTPs comprises:

Small volume of domestic waste (few staffs in WTP),

* Solid sediments from settling tanks and filters,

Sediments in filtration process includes mainly Fe203 and MnO2 residues. Others sediments likes

CaCO3 is negligible.

These sediments shall be dried up, packed and transported to prescribed disposal sites of the DT.

111.3.3 Assessment of Setiementi

As above mentioned, subprojects in Quynh Coi and Hung Ha DT use groundwater for supply.

Normally, there are two options during groLindwater extraction as follow:

Option One: (Scenario 1)

Groundwater is very abundant

Extraction with capacity exceeding allowable levels.

Land subsidence

| ~~~~~Option 2 (Scenario: 2)* Groundwater is not abundant

I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Extrction in various location and exceeding tolerable limit

Interferences creating subsidence.

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Regarding 2 subprojects in Hoa Mac and Dong Van, capacity is reported as:

- Hoa Mac: 800 m3/day

- Dong Van: 1,100 m3/day.

Extraction volume in these two district towns according to preliminary survey results is lower the

design capacity. Thus no risk of land subsidence is anticipated

I_13.4 Mitigation Measures durina Oneration Phase

Extraction Wells (Hoa Mac and Dong Van DT)

* Keep periodical maintenance schedule, cleaning-up pump. When abnormal changes are

reported in wells, pumps, extraction pumping shall be stopped for careful examination.

* Check the raw water quality regularly. When changes on water's chemical compositions,

particularly pollutant tracers are reported, the reasons should be quickly found and mitigation

taken. If there is no treatment method, or treatment is too expensive, the wells shall be closed

and sealed.

b. Measures for Reducing of Depression Cones (Hoa Mac arid Dong Van D7)

Drawdown of water in drilled wells in Thai Binh province can be attributed to the following reasons:

| Exliatisfo of recharge sources

l A number of wells are close to each other

l The extraction volume exceeds the capacity.

* During extracton tme, capacity of extracting wells is reduced due to sedimentaton of residues in water,

which seals up the screen pipes and reduce cohesion of stone near screen pipes.

The factors leading to the reduction of water capacity of drilled wells likes regional rapid economic

development, weather changes, etc is not within scope of this project. The only following measures

are proposed to enhance capacity of drilled wells during extraction time.

* Calculation and well selection of wells location, which ensure sufficient water for long-time

supply.

| Cleaning up of wells, in case the wells are sealed by materials with grain size bigger than the

Inets or holes on screen pipes, the screen pipes can be cleaned.

| Chernical treatment of screen pipes: According to survey results, materials sealing the screen

pipes and cohesive soil and rock near the screen pipes are attributed to iron hydroxide and

Magnesium. During this process, Chlohydric acid with concentration from 18-35.2% shall be

used to change Iron hydroxide, CaCO3 from insoluble into soluble compound.

* Propaganda and awareness raising on the responsibility of water sources protection, making

them well aware of the need to save water, reduce extraction capacity to ensure stable supply

sources.

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Besides raw water, other parameters shall also be monitored such as air, noise, vibration, domesticwastewater, waste sludge and water flow.

V_2 Monitoriand rpoing_of Treated Water Qua_t

Treated water quality shall be monitored regularly at reservoir before flowing secondary pumpingstation to the Network. Water samples will be regularly taken and brought to the laboratory of ThaiBinh PWC for analysis. The main analytical indicators to be determined everyday will include: pH,SS, NO2, NH,1, NO3. Cd, Pb, Cu, Zn, Mn, Fe, Phenol, Coliforn will be analyzed periodically everymonth. Additional samples will be collected in the day if the customers have complains about thewater qtuality.

The quality of raw water and finished waler must be in compliance with the national standard onclean water TCVN 5942-1995 and standard Nol329/2002/BYT.

In average everyday 1 sample of raw water and one treated water sample will be analyzed

V.2.3 Monitoring of Noise, Air and Waste Sludge

The noise shall be monitored at pumping station, and microciirimatic parameters shall be measured atchemical house every three months

Monitoring of waste sludge shall be executed every 6 month.

V.2.4 Monitoring of Drawdown

For subproject using groundwater s supply sources (Hoa Mac and Dong Van DT), the water table shall besubject to changes during exploitabon process. Therefore it will be necessary to set up a water levelgauge system to monitor alternation of water table and adjust production capacity to ensure water qualityanid capacity durinlg exploitabon process. In this regards, stabc and dynamic water levels will bemonitored monthly at producton wells. Wells are cleaned up once a year.

For subproject using surface water as supply source (Chau Giang river water), a level gauge systemshall be provided next to intaking facilibes to monitor the changes in water level and bmely notfy IrrigafionAgency for proper adjushnent of flow. The water flow may be monitored by visual method everyday at theintake and recorded in the record book by WTP's staffs

V.2.5 Institutional ResrDonsibilitv for Water Monitoring

The agency responsible for monitoring of the quality of raw water and treated water is the WTP incooperation with Ha Nam PWC to monitor the water quality daily and monthly.

Agency supervising the compliance with the environmnental regulations:

- The ProphilacUve health Center and the Ha Nam DONRE are 2 agencies supervising the compliance

with the environmental regulabons of the Ha Nam PWC, directly WTP water supply enterprise.

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V.2.6 Uraent Rescue Measures

* Plans for daily water storage w1il be prepared (reserve tank system) in the case of emergency orin the case of pollution of the water source

| * Measures for preventing accidents, for chemical safety, especially with the disinfectingchemicals, must be always imparted to the workers responsible for the operation of the water

| plant.

* Provide sufficient information signals, alarming in case of accident occurred. The emergencyrespond system shall always be checked and ready for use.

VI. TRAINING PROGRAM

In order to ensure effective implementation of set out EMP, training and awareness raising shall beI organized for technical staffs and workers of the WTP, specifically two training courses as follow:

| One training course for Monitoring Supervisors during construction and operation phase. Thiscourse is targeted towards technical training on environmental supervision. Participant shall besome 15-20, training time is one week. Training cost is estimated at 40-50 million VND.

* One course for workers during construction and operation phase. The course shall cover suchas contents as capacity building on implementation of mitigation measures and labor safety.Training time is estimatedly 2-3 days, participants are 100-115, and estimated cost 20-25 millionVND.

* Trainers shall be Consultant Environmental Specialist.

lVIl. CONCLUSION

* The water supply sub-project of Ha Nam province is implemented in 3 locations : Hoa Mac,| Dong Van and Vinh Tru district towns.

* The Hoa Mac and Dong Van district towns use groundwater source, whereas Vinh Tru town useriver of Chau Giang river.

| * The environmental importance of the water supply sub-project is that whether the managementof quality and reserve of water source, quality and quantity of treated water meets therequirements of environmental standards.

* The environmental management plan must be prepared appropriately and feasibly. For thispurpose, the stipulations in sections 11 and Ill above must be complied.

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APPENDIX I

IWATER ANALYSIS REUSULTS

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0 Noise and PM emission will be monitored at two locations considered most affected (WTP area,3 Network area and the residential area of high population density along access road) three times(at start, in the middle and at thie end of construction phase)

* Waste waters discharged by workers an construction activities shall be carried out at dischargepoints every three months

I Construction wastes and excavated soil collection: soil erosion and safety measures will bemonitored once per month for the whole construction phase (12 months).

The environniental monitoring reports and environmental mitigation compliance monitoring reportsshould be made during each supervision time (every three month)

These thiee reports shall be submitted directly to PMU after control. The last overall report shall alsobe made for submission to the PMU based on the results of all the controls conducted during theentire construction phase.

V.2 Environmental Monitoring and Reporting during Operation Phase

V.2.1 Monitoring and RerQorting on Raw Water QualitV

The monitoring of water quality will be according to the existing program of Thai Binh Water supplycompany. The water quality indicators have been set forth in the master plan of Thai Binh Watersupply company. Monitoring of raw water quality shall be implemented weekly and quarterly. In casewhen incident are reported, raw water will be monitored daily. Samples are collected immediately atthe water intake points (surface water) and wells (groundwater)., , After being collected may bebrought to the laboratory of Water Supply Comopany for analysis. Analytical indicators includes:

* Surface water (Vinh Tru DT): TSS, turbidity, content of chlorine, agricultural chemicals residuals,N02, N03, NH4, Coliform, residues of agricultural chemicals.

* Ground water (Hoa Mac and Dong Van DT): pH, NH4, Cl-, N02, N03, SS, Cd, Cu, Zn, Mn, Pb,Fe, Phenol, Coliform.

The results of everyday analysis will be recorded in the record book of the WTP and every month theenterprise will have responsibility to prepare a report on the results of analyzing raw water samplesand send the periodical reports to the Thai Binh PWC for supervision.

In addition, regarding WTP for Vinh Tru DT, monitoring of raw supply water shall be carried out a200m away from water intakes to upstream part of Chau Giang river. Analysis parameters includespH, turbidity, content of Chlorine,. If found necessary, microelement such as As, Cu, Zn, Mn, Cr,Phenol, Hg, CN, pesticides residuals shall be added on monthly basis.

Daily analysis results shall be recorded in Record Book of WTP. Monthly, the WTP shall haveresponsibility to prepare report and assessment of raw water quality, and send periodical report toHa Nam PWC.

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* Grounidwater (Hoa Mac and Donq Van D T)

Mitigation of the risk of ground water contamination is riot ie;e matter of subprojects, but of variousprovincial agencies and bodies. The following issues shall be paid with due attention:

I Construction of safe protection zone for surface and groundwater.

a Develop solid waste management and urban sanitationl plans of subproject, usage offertilizer, construction of flush toilets.

| * Promote improvement of knowledge and propaganda via mass media to make every inhabitantaware of and responsible for protection of groundwater in Thai Binh province in general and itnsubproject in particular from contamination and exhauistion in order to protect public health andsustainable exploitation of this precious resources

| SrSitace water in Chau Gianq river (Vinh Tlu DJT

DoniesUc wastewater within the WIP must be treated via Septic tank to satisfy TCVN 6772:2000 in prior to3 discharging to outside environment

Wash-up water generated fiom bteatment process must be treated before being discharged to the environmentI using the following process:

3 A/lui7

C ('/l/a-lt watIe -+ Mixi'Xing 'I'ank - Reacti'on laik - I ertical Settling taink

I I IS/ilclqc)rYv'in,g fled iulping to (cont(acting talik

Water after treatnent will be reused as raw water

ConstrucUon of protecton zones in upstream part and down stream region as follow:

| * Zone 1: with diameter of 30m around the wells: construction of landmarks, restricting all activitiesmay leading to water contamination

| a Zone 2: with dianieter 300m around the project area, putting landmark to restrict developmentactivities, wastes discharge, use of pesticides, agricultural chemicals

I Public awareness raising on protecton of water sources: strengthening of supervision and examination

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d. Chemical Safety

The chemicals used during the water treatment process will be mainly alum, lime and chlorine., of

which chlorine will be used in the pure liquefied form (conmpr-essed in the pressurized container) is of

highest environment risk, while the other chemicals such as alum or lime will have inconsiderable

environment risk. The liquefied chlorine will be compressed in pressurized containers design with

techniical parameters ensuring safety. The aveiage dose of consumiiption will be 1 g/m3. and when

necessary (when occurs epidemic diseases, or when cleaning the pipeline) the dose of consumption

will be 2 g/1m13. The total amount of chlorine consumed in 1 month will be 1,393 kg.

During the operation process the whole system will be subjected to regular inspection and

monitoring; An automatic alarming system will be installed to warn when the chlorine amount

exceeds the permissible limit; a ventilation system, and a toxic gas collecting system will be installed

to collect the gas before discharging to the environment.

e. Sanitation

The water plant already has the regulations on the places of discharging solid waste, on the

periodical cleaning around the water plant and has contracted with the URENCO for transporting the

wastes to the places of disposal. Therefore the sanitary conditions of the water plant area will have

no impacts on the water source.

* The wastewater will be collected and treated through the septic tank system before being

released to the environment..

* There are regulations to forbid strictly the use of fertilizers, chemicals or grazing domestic

animals in the protection zone.

* The water plant is enclosed by walls and guarded round the clock to ensure security for the

machinery, equipment and water source.

f. Safety and Accidents

* Manuals of the equipment and machinery used during the operation stage must always be with

the equipment and machinery, The technical parameters must be checked regularly.

* Notice board must be provided at the places of danger.

a Good signal light, fire alarm and communication system must be established. The technical

pipelines such as chlorine, alum, lime etc. pipes must be painted in color according to the

regulations.

* There must be adequate safety and rescue equipment such as oxygen respirator, water tanks,

fire extinguishers, etc., must be prepared.

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* There must be personal safety equipment such safety cloth, rubber boots, hand lamps, and

| safety belt.

* A separating fence must be established to isolate the dangerous areas such as the power

station, chlorine store, etc.

g. Impacts and mitigation measures durinig the stage of operation of the transmission system

The pipeline used will be spherical cast iron pipe of ISO 2351 - 1991 K9, with inner anti-erosion layer

according to ISO 4179 - 1985 and outer anti-erosion layer according to ISO 8179 Part - 1995. The

working pressure of the pipeline will be 6 bars, therefore the possibility of pollution from the

wastewater collection system into the transmission line will not be likely. In order to limit the impacts

on the transmission line and the valves, notice boards in the area passed by the pipeline shall be

provided, regularly maintain and check periodically the pipeline, develop rescue measures when the

pipeline breaking accidence occurs due to the external or internal factors (Summary of mitigation

measures is introduced in table 111.1)

I ~~IV. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

According to the Vietnamese Law on environmental protection and WB's requirements, during the

stage of project const-uction and operation, a Environmnental Management Plan (EMP) shall be

carried by relevant bodies.

It is important to monitor main environmental parameter to enable changes to environmental

| condition to be detected and actions to be taken before significant impacts arise

The purpose of the EMP is to provide guidance on how to ensure the environmentally sound project.

In order to obtain the required effectiveness, the EMP includes environmental mitigation program,

environmental mitigation compliance program, reporting requirements, institutional arrangements for

EMP irmplementation and emergency measures.

The objective of the EMP for the Project are as follow:

* To comply with the Vietnamese environmental Law and WB's safeguard policy,

3 * To comply a suitable organizational framework for environmental protection throughout all thephases of the project in order to ensure that mitigation measures are implemented both duringconstruction and operation and monitor the effectiveness of the mitigation measuresrecommended in the EIA,

I To manage and rnonitor mitigation measures described in the EIA report,

* To provide contingency planning for emergency respond mechanism to emergency cases or

unanticipated environmental issues,

To achieve these objective, the EMP contains:

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TIable III.1. Summlary of Mitigation Measiures

TT M NIajor Impacts j Mitigation Measures In-charge Agency Implementation Cost

_ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tim e ___

I | Subproject for Dong Van and Hoa Mac

I.1 Preparation Stage1 Residual mines from the Mine detection at construction site: Professional unit One time in prior to Estimated 100 milli

War time (attention shall be paid on the proposed I Delonging to Ministry of construction VNDWTP !ocation, currently the medicine shop iDefense on contractual

____ ____ _________ _______ Inear Chau Giang river sides). basis by PMU _ I

2 Land acquisition: Set up Compensation Committee The PMU in cooperation One time in prior to As per Scale stated inDong Van: 1404.2m2 Proper and timely compensation for loss of with local authorities construction Decree 871CP datedbelonging to Agricultural farming land 1718/1994 and Decreeiandnearriversides Publicize compensation level 22113981ND-Cr dated

I Hoa Mac: 1404.2.m2, Avareness raising on compensation and 24/4/11998 of theresidential land of removal for the public Iovernment

___I_ householed near river sides1.2 Construction of WTPs

Dust, noise and air ] - Minimizing cleared and excavated area Pledged by Contractor I One time in prior to I Included in constructicnemission - Fencing around the constructon site as per Tender I construction estimation cost Of

- Covering hauling vehicles Documents. Daiiy during the entire subproject's components- Sprinkling to increase humidity in construction time

transportation route- Use of construction machine with

permission from Vietnam RegistryAgency

- Restrict vehicle speed to 1 Okm/h in |constructon site

- No construction from 22.00pm-5.OOamin residential area.

2 Polluton of groundwater - Sound structure of wells to prevent - Design Consultant. - One time in prior to Included in construction

due to poorly structured infiltrabon of contaminated water from construction estimation cost of wels

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VYTT Mtajor Impacts Mrlitigation Measures In-charge Agencv Implementation C osttime

wells in Dong Van (well f surface courses and other aquifer into design and construction7Gl, G2 ) and Hoa Mac exploitng aquifer. 1(well G1, G2, G3) - Well drilling as per technical specs and - Contractors - Daily during the entire

standards of Vietnam Geological construction timel Department

l ___ _______________________ - Strengthening of drilling supervision - PMU3 Land subsidence, erosion - Proper technical design - Design Consultant - Once before Including in project cost

during construction of - Strengthen control during construction - Contractor as per constructionpipelines in Hoa Mac - In weak foundation area, steel piles shall design stated in - Daily during(National Road 38, khanhs be applied to sustain the structure Tender document constructionHoa commune); Dong Van stabilityDT (Nguyen Huu Tien, -

Nguyen Van Troi, Pham!__I NaocNhiroad) l l l l

4 Production wells of Dong T - Ensuring elevation higher than water - Design Consultant Once before 'Including in subproject 1Van (G1, G2) and Hoa Mac level during flooding. Ensured good and - Contractor as per construction I cost(Gli G2, G3) suffer from safe operation of power supply facility design stated in - Daily during

I flooding in high-water event in flooding time Tender document constructionseason - Ensure stability of structure against

| I i ~~~~~~~~floodinal5 Impacts on water - Collect construction wastes and materials - Monthly collection by - Daily during According to price scale

environmental during for disposed off at prescribed sites, Sanitation Company construction I prescribed by localconstruction phase I Monthly collection and disposal to DT's of Dong Van and Hoa authorities

dump Mac DT on______________________________ _ contractual basis

6 Impacts on drainage - Construction of temporary drains in - Contractor as stated Once time in I As estimated in thesystems during affected areas. in tender documents. potentially affected designconstruction of Network area(pay attention to newsystem for Dong Van newurban area)

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TT i MIajor Impacts Mitigation .esures in-charge A-gn Implementaion Costtime

7 4Traffic congestion in major - Instail pipelines on sidewalk - Design Consultant - Duringtheentire Self-finance by localz ^ roads: Hoa Ma cDT - Ask for permission from Vietnam Traffic - The PMU shall apply construction time y authority(National Road 38. Road Management Agency and local for permit fromI I ntersection of Road 38 p Divisions during installation of pipelines Traffic Road Iwith Dong Hoa street): along Road 38 and provincial roads Management lDong Van DT (Nguyen - No construction in rush hours Agency, localHuu Tien and by-pass N . I Divisions and

l roads) S - Remote traffic distribution- Pat-by-part construction method Contractori

cooperate withTraffic police andPublic WorkDepartment in Hoa i

1 E Mac and Dong Van

I____ DT __________________ ,____________I____D

8 Impact on businesses of - The local authority commit to settle - Local authority in- During the entire Self-finance by locailocal residents arising question from residents uoa Mac and Dong construction time 1 authority

VanDT

9 Excavated earth materials - Earthwork from WTP, pumping station - Contractor as Once in prior to As estimated in theand production wells is used for ground committed in Tender construction designleveling to mitigate flood document

- Surplus earth materials duringconstruction of pipelines shall betransported to proper dump sites

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| TT M SIajor Impacts 1 IMitigation Measures In-charge Agencv Implementation Cost

_ _ _ _ _-_ -_ _ _ tim e

10 Emergency - Training for worker before and during - Contractor as Once time As estimated in theI | construction time committed in Tender design

I - Provide sufficient safety tools document

1.3 Operation phase I

1 Domestic wastes by WTP Collection by Sanitation Team in Hoa MacI WTP Daily during the whole With price scale asoperators | and Dong Van DT in contractual basis operation phase stipulated by DT's

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _|__ _ _ _ _ I authority2 Wash-up resides Collection and transportation to treatment 1 WTP Twice/year Included in operation

Isite (DT's dump) by WTP _ cost3 Noise, vibration | - Proper design for noise, vibration - Design consultant Once during the design Included in design cost

Pollution o supplywarattenuation z - Contractors and construction estimation

I I | - ~~~~~~~Installation of preventive toolsIIXi

_4 Pollution oI supply water Construction of protectionzone t- The PUMP in - Once in prior to - Calculated in detail

course jwithdiameterof 3maround cooperation with Operation, daily by the PMU for

i the wells: construction of landmarks, , local authority supervision during submission torestricting all activities may leading to I operation Hanam People'swater contamination - The WTP in - Daiiy during the committee

- Zone 2: with diameter 300m around the cooperation with entire operation time - Included in operationproject area, putting landmark to restrict local authority - Annually costdevelopment activities, wastesdischarge, use of pesticides,agricultural chemicals

- wTP cooperate with local authority toI intensify supervision and examination of

violations of protection zones- Sufficient propaganda to improve public

awareness on water sources protection

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TT L 1 lajor Impacts Mitigation Measures In-charge Agency i Implementation 1 Cost

l _ I 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t i m e _

5 Draw down of - Proper well design to minimize inter- - Design consultant - Once at start of Included in operationgroundwater table (Hoa influences operation cost of WTPMac: aquifer Qa, Dong - Exploitation with capacity equal or lower WTP - Daily duringVan: aquifer Qb) than anticipated capacity, WTP

- Periodic clean-up of wells i- WTP- Public awareness raising on water use, - WTP in cooperation Annually

____ exploitation capacity with local authority - Annually

6 Settlement during - Siting of wells at interval 250-300m I- Design consultant - Once prior to I Included in constructionI j expioitation of wells Regular monitoring - WTP i construction Icost

- During the whole II _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _I_ _ operation tim e _

7 Safety and Risk of fire, - Developmentofsafetyhints Desion consultant - During the design - Calculated in theexplosion - Strengthening of equipment check - WTP stage design

- Providing warning signals in dangerous - Di - n i or nI ' lacPs 1 I ~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Daily I- ncluded In operationI

places- I | - Once in prior to I cost of WTPs- Develop emergency respond system _ operation l_l

11 Subproject in Vinh Tru DT _TI

ll 1 Preparation stage _

1 I Residual mines from the Mine detection at construction site: WTP, {Professional unit One time in prior to Estimated 100 millionI War time pipelines crossing unused land from the war belonging to Ministry of construction VND

time and agricultural land of Dong Van and IDefense on contractual__ ,Hoa Mac. basis bv PMU _

2 Land acquisition: i - Proper design I The PMU in cooperation I One time in prior to As per Scale stated in

1404m2 (mostly occupied - Setting up compensation committee with local authorities construction Decree 87/CP dated

by sugar cane gardens 1 - Proper and time compensation scale I 17/8/1994 and Decreenear river banks). - Publicize compensation level , 22/1998/ND-CP dated

- Public awareness on compensation 24/4/1998 of the____________________________________________________________________________ ._______.__. Government

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iTT| Ma.jor Impacts 1 ~ IMitigation NMeasures i #n-har ue enc i Implementation Cost

_ _ g I i itim e {11.2 Operation Phase I

i Development of protection - Protection zone has width of lG0m from Management Board in - Once in prior to Calculated by PMU forzone for Chau Giang river riverbanks to intakes; and length of cooperation with construction submission to Hanam

r500m from intakes to upstream and Authority of Vinh Tru DT - Supervision on daily People's Committee200m to downstream of Chau Giang basis

I I I river.- Public awareness on water source

_____ _________________________ protection, strengthening supervision

2 Risk of Settlement and - Increase control during construction Management Board in - Daily during Included in proecterosion of Chau Giang - Proper technical design cooperation with construction time implementation costriver banks, reservoir - Steel piles applied in weak soil Construction Units

foundation3 PM, noise and air emission - Fencing around the construction site Contractor committed as Daily during entire Included in construction

- Covering hauling vehicles i per tender document construction time estimation cost of- Sprinkling to increase humidity in subproject's components

transportation route- Use of construction machine with

permission from Vietnam RegistryAgency.

- Restrict vehicle speed to 10km/hNo construction from 22.00ap -5.00am

4 Impacts on water - Collect construction wastes and - Monthly collection by - Daily during According to price scaleenvironmental during domestic waste discharged by workers, Sanitation Company construction prescribed by localconstruction phase Contracting to Sanitation Team of Vinh Tru DT on authorities

contractual basis _

5 Impacts on drainage - Construct temporary drains in affected - Contractor as stated - Once time in As estimated in thesystems during areas (village 1,2,3,4,5,6,7) in tender documents. potentially affected designconstruction of Network area

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T T M Najor Impacts 1, Mitigation Measures In-charge Agency Implementation I Cost

| [ f | time

i 6 Impacts on water supply Inform to the local people to reserve - The PMU cooperate I - In prior to As estimated in the !provisional water withtheContracto i constructiondesign

pipesare upgraded s - Provide tank truck to supply water iT w - During construction A est

I ___ ~~~~~~~ ~~~need. time l7 Traffic jam on roads to - Design of water pipes on sidewalks - Design consultant I - During technical As estimated in the j

! ! YenLenh,PhuLy - No construction in rush hours - Contractor in design phase design- Remote distribution of traffic on road to cooperation with - During the whole

Yen Lenh and Phu Ly traffic police of Vinh construction time l

____ ____________________ - Part-bv-part construction methods Tru DT.S 8 Excavatedearth materials- Excavated earth materials from I-The Contractor- Daily during As estimated in the

reservoirs, settling tanks inf WTP shall committed in tender construction time designbe used for ground leveling or planting document.trees within the WTP's complex - Local Sanitation - Daily during As estimated in the

- Surplus materials during installation of Team on contractual construction time idesignt I the Network shall be collected and ! basic with the ContractorI , [ transported to Demolition waste dump

of the DT

9 Emergency - Training for worker before and during - Contractor as Once time when starting As estimated in theconstruction time committed in Tender construction !design

_|__ - Provide sufficient safety tools document ___ _ __

11.3 Operation phase1 Generation of waste I Contracting out to sanitation teams of Vinh WTP During the whole As per stipulated price I

(sludge and domestic Tru DT for collection and transportation to operation time scale of local authoritywaste) DT's dump !

2 Noise and vibration Design and installation of noise and Design consultant and Once in design and Calculated in the designvibration insulation tools Contractor construction stage

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l f ^X:lajor Impacts M AIitigation Measures In-charge Agencv Implementation Cost

_ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tim e

3 Disinfections chemicals - Technical design to ensure average - Design consultant - Once in design stage - Calculated in the

(mainly alum, limestone dose of 1 g chlorine/m3 - Once during design

and chlorine) - Installation of automatic alarming - Contractor installation

I } system when chlorine content exceeds I - Once duringpermissible limits installation

to - Contractor - isaltoInstallation of ventilation system to Daily duringabsorb toxic gases Includedninhthe

- Checking and supervision during - TP operationphase -

!_ _ _operation operation cost

4 Water conflicts - The WTP cooperate with local authority - WTP - Daily during Included in operationI in examining and supervision of water operation time cost of WTP

_ _ _ _ _protection violation _ _____

5 Safety and Risk of fire, - Development of safety hints - Design consultant l During the design - Caiculated in me! explosion | - Strengthening of equipment check - WTP I stage desigqn

- Providing warning signals in dangerous D . lI places - ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Daily - Included in operation

- pevelac es ergency respondOnce in prior to cost of WTPsDevelop emergency respond system certn

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* The Vietnamese legal and administrative framework under which the EIA will be approved and

the EMP be iilplenienited,

* The WB's approval requirements,

* * Significant negative impacts predicted in all the phases of the project and a mitigation program

for impact avoidance, minimization,

* A program to monitor the performance and effectiveness of the mitigation programs,

| A monlitorinlg program to asses the overall environmental effects of the project in the project

area,

* An organization framework for effective implementation of the mitigation and monitoring

prograrn, including: collection of environmental information related to the project, management,

reporting and external review of EMP activities. This framework contains implementation

arrangements, implementation schedule, and responsibilities for the EMP,

* EMP reporting requirement,

* Requirement for technical assistance to support implementation of the EMP including

supervision of mitigation and monitoring and training.

IV.1.Administrative and Legal Frame

| IV.]. 1 Legal frame for Environmental i\Management:

a * Law on environmental protection effective from 10 January 1994.

* Decree 175/CP guiding on the implementation of the Law on environmental protection and other

3 | related decrees.

* Vietnamese standard TCVN related to water environment:

* TCVN 5942-1995, TCVN 5944-1995, TCVN 5945-1995,, TCVN 6980- 2001, TCVN 6980- 2001,

TCVN 6981- 2001, TCVN 6983- 2001, TCVN 6984- 2001, TCVN 6985- 2001, TCVN 6986- 2001,

TCVN 6987- 2001. Decision 1329/2002/BYT

* Vietnamese standard TCVN related to air environment: TCVN 5937-1995, TCVN 5938-1995.

* Vietnamese Standard on Acoustics, noise: TCVN 5949-1998.

| I| * Vietnamese Standards on vibration: TCVN 6961-2001

| IV. 1.2 Administrative Frame for Environmerntal Management

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is set up by the Decision of the Prime

3 | Minister on 11111/2002. This Ministry has the duties, rights and organizational structure according to

Decree No 9112002/N§CP.

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Department for appraisal and assessment of environmental impacts : This Department belongs tothe Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. According to Decree No 91/2002/ND/CPfunctions of this Department consists of: appraise environmental impact assessment reports ofprojects, production and business establishments

Provincial level Department of Natural Resources and Environment : This is the environmentalmanagement agency at the provincial level, having the responsibility to ensure the management andprotection of environment at the province level.

The Prophilactive Health Center of Hai Phong is also responsible for environmental issues

IV.2 EMP Implementation

IV.2.1. ImPlementafion

Imnplementation of the project's EMP shall be complied with the procedures prescribed for all WBfunded projects

EMP execution shall also in adherence with the Vietnamese regulation and WB's requirements.

The EMP shall be carried out by the following bodies:

Hai Phong Project Management Unit (PMU): the PMU is set up by the Hai Phong Water Supply andSewerage Company (PWC) and approved by the Department of Construction. The PMU shallmaintain frequent contacts with relevant bodies for effective implementation of EMP.

TThe PMU is , therefore, will be responsible for the overall EMP implementation. The PMU shallappoint 1 or 2 Environmental Officers who will be in charge of supervision, manage and carry outrelevant tasks.

In addition to PMU, the EMP responsibility also rest with successful Contractor and Operators.

A consultant environmental specialist from an external nationally-recognized institution shall beengaged in EMP implementation. The Environmental Consultant will be responsible for sufficienttraining and capacity building for relevant institutions and staffs so that they will be able to implementthe EMP.

The Contractor shall be responsible for properly and effectively implementing the environmentalmitigation measures, terms and conditions in the contract.

The mitigation programs for 3 subprojects of Ha Nam DT must be followed in each investment phaseof Preparation, Construction and Operation (ref. Table 111.1)

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IV. 2.2: Institutional Arranaement of Environmental Monitorina and Re orting

a. Duritng conistiuction phiase

i Technical Supervisor (TS): During constr-uction stage, environmental mitigation compliance program

shall be conducted by a TS from PMU. The TS for construction shall also in charge of monitoring and

reporting on implementation of mitigation measures during this phase.

The environmental mitigation compliance monitoring shall be conducted at least once per imonth to

ensure effectiveness of the mitigation measures. The reports shall be submitted to PMU for review

and approval.

| Consultant Environmental Specialist (CES): employed by the PMU for undertaking the monitoring on

the affects to the environmental quality under the EO leadership. The CES also provide technical

assistance to the PMU and the EO in EMP implementation. The CES shall be responsible for

preparation and submission of Periodic Environimental Reports every three months to the DONRE

and WB. These Reports create part of the Project Progress Reports. In addition, the CES will take

charge in compilation and submission of the Final Environrnental Management Report for review and

approval at the end of construction phase. CES will also responsible for environmental training

3 | program for the PMU and EO.

PMU: During this stage, the PMU will be responsible for supervision, assistance the EO and the CES

in conducting environmental mitigation monitoring activities and review, approve the Monthly

Mitigation Progress Reports Periodic Environmental Reports in three month basis and the Final

Environmental Management Report integrating all results from the project EMP during the

I construction phase (mitigation, mitigation compliance monitoring and environmental effects

monitoring) into a single report and submit them to the DONRE of Hai Phong Province and the WB

3 | and the Local Sanitation and Epidenic Prehensive Center if requested

Environmental Management Division under the DONRE: will review and approvethe Environmental

I | mitigation compliance and Environmental management periodic reports and Final Report for the

construction phase at the end of the phase.

* b. During operation state:

| | Contractor-Operator. Monitoring of raw water arid treated water quality will be undertaken by the

Contractor-Operator during the lease period, it will rest with the Hai Phong DONRE. The WTP

laboratory will carry out analysis for basic elements such as temperature, p, iron content,

* manganese, ammonia, surplus chlorine, etc. Parameters that need more complicated, costly and no

regular basis shall be sent to central or local laboratory on a contractual basis. All the analysis

| results should be included in periodic monthly report for subnmission to PMU

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The water quality analyses during the operation phase shall be performed every week for Group A.As to the group B parameters these analyses shall be carried out directly prior to putting the watersource into exploitation or at special request in accordance with the Decision 1 32912002/BYT.

The workers which is responsible for analyses should be trained every three months The equipmentused for analysis should be maintained in accordance with the relevant standards such as TCVN5992-1995 (ISO 5667/2. 1991) TCVN 5993-1995 (ISO 5667/3, 1985)

Environmental Officer During this phase, regIUlar supervision at the WTP, water intake and networksite and control of the implementation of mitigation measures will rest with the EO. The EO will alsoresponsible for regular training on the skills of water analysis, monitoring and data management atevery 3 month for the Coiitractor to implement the Project on environmental matters. In addition, theEO will also be responsible for the spot-check and supervisioni duling the operation phase in order toensure that set out procedures are being properly an sufficiently applied by the Contractor and waterquality complies with the standards.

Consultant Environmental Specialist: during the operation phase will supervise and provide technicalassistance to the PMU and the EO in the implementation of the project EMP components andpreparation an submission for review and approval of Periodic Environmental Reports every threemonths and the Annual Environmental Management Reports to the DONRE and the WB. TheConsultant also responsible for sufficient environlmental training and capacity building programs forthe PMU and the EO so that they will be able to implement the project EMP.

PMU: During the lease period of this phase, the PMU will be responsible for review and approval ofthe Mionthly Water Quality Monitoring Reports from the Contractor and Operator as well as PeriodicEnvironmental Reports prepared by the CES and the Annual Environmental Management Reportsintergrating all the results form the Water Quality Monitoring and Soil Subsidence Monitoaitg into asingle report.

Environmental Management Division under DONRE: will review and approve the EnvironmentalMitigation Compliance and Annual Environmental Management Reports from the PMU.

IV.3. EMP Reporting Requirementts

Table V.1 summarizes the requirements for reporting and institutional responsibility in thepreparation of report. All the annual reports are a part of the environmental management plan of thewater supply sub-project in Binh Dinh province. Contents of report consist of:

- Assess the success of environmental protection activities in general and protection of waterresources in particular (in case of monitoring the operation of the sub-project or assessment of actualimpacts of the implenientation of the sub-project ), compare with the predictionis mentioned illParagraph IV.5 and V (in case of monitoring of environmental impacts).

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- Clearly assess if the EMP frame is adequate or not. If the EMP frame is concluded to beinadequate, present clearly reasons and propose recommendations for perfection of the EMP frame.Review the data and information collected, analyze data, report and estimate the budget.

- Technical reports and plans (Table VII.1) will include a series of policies on administrativematters and contract agreements. These reports shall include but not limit to:

* Initial report.

* Terms of reference.

* Details on the operation bidders in the protection of water resource and environmental pollutionmitigation.

* General provisions of the contract on operation and protection of water resource of the sub-project and environmental protection.

* EMP at present and expected for the next years.

V. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND REPORTING

This program is to ensure that impacts are avoided or at least controlled, effectiveness of mitigationmeasures are recorded for future reference, and complaints or concern of the local community aredealt with properly and effectively. The environmental monitoring procedure would also provide aframework for collection, preservation and reporting of environmental data. The study are ofenvironinental monitoring programs is similar to that of technical and environmental assessment ofthe project. The environmental monitoring and reporting program will be implemented during theconlstr-uction and operation stage.

This program will focus on environmental monitoring and reporting for the following (ref. Table V. 1)

* During the construction phase of the project: noise and PM emission, construction wastes andexcavated earth materials collection, soil erosion and safety measures,

* During the operation stage of the project: noise, air quality, raw water and treated water quality,subsidence, sludge management, flow and level of Da Do river water.

V.1 Environrnental Monitoring and Reporting during Construction Stage

During this phase, the environmental monitoriing will include the environmental mitigation compliancemonitoring, which contains regular on-site monitoring and monitoring implementation and reportingcontrol, and environimental quality monitoring through these data.

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1 1 F ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~In-Charge EstimatedNo Content Location Frequency Parameter Standards EsAenytos Reporting

I Subprojects in Hoa Mac and Dong Van DT

I.1 1 During Construction Stage

1 Dust, noise, air - Within project Three times 1 The Contractor 3 locations x 3 Every 3 months

emission area (WTP and (start, middle and shall be times x 1.5 submitting to

Network) end of TCVN responsible million VND/ton = DONRE and

- Residential I construction SO2, NO2, CO, 5939-1995 through .13.5 million VND PMUarea in head phase) H,S. dust, noise 6994 - 2001 contractualand tail of' 6991 -2001 I basis with I

wind direction oprofessional _ , _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ agency _ _ _I

12 !''ate- - At al! discharge Three times Temp, pH, SS, TCVN - The Contractor 4 locations x 3 Once a month

Environment points of domestic I (start, middle and DO, BOD5. COD, 5945 -1995 shall be times x 1.4 submitting to

and construction I end of NO2, NO3,SO0, 5944-1995 1 responsible i million VND/ton x | DONRE and

| ,| wastewater I fconstruction CN, Cd, PB, Cu, 5942-1995 through 1 project= 16.8 PMUphase) for WTP Zn, Mg, Ni, Fe, ,6982 - 2001 contractual million VNDand Network Hg, As, Phenol. 6980 - 2001 basis with

F, Coliform professionalagency-PMU andEnvironmentalj

I ___________________ __________________ ________________ _______________ Staffs supervise taffs_superviseColcin oiA T n ln I .

3 Collection of At WTP andDaiy Successful 2 points x 12 jEvery 3 months

1 construction Network I Contractor month x 0.3 ! submitting to

Waste, - PMU and million = 7.2 DONRE and

excavated Environmental million PMU

earth materials, I Staffs superviseI erosion and |! _ _ lab o rsafety ! I__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Ntent Location In-Clarge Estimated i eortioNo 0i Contn Loain I Freqiuencyv Param-eter i Standards I RIpCotin

|II During Operation Phase A

Air, noise and At pumping Twice/year | S02, NO2, CO, | TCVN I PMU 3 points x2times toDONRE and

vibration station, WTP H2S, dust, noise 5939 -1995: x 1.5 million = PMU

I | | 1 6994-2001; i | million VND I

6991 - 2001

2 Raw Water Production wells in Once/month pH, SS, NO2, NH4 TCVN 5944- Hoa Mac and Included in 'to DONRE and

Hoa Mac (well Gl, NO3, Cd, Pb, Cu, 1995. Dong Van WTP Operation cost PMU

G2, G3), in Dong Phenol, Cofore,Van (G1, G2 )

3 Supply Water in reservoir, in Weekly 1 pH, SS, NO2, NH4 Decision j Hoa Mac and Included in Ito DONRE and

prior to secondary NO', Cd, Pb, Cu, 1329/2002/BYT- Dong Van WTP Operation cost PMU

pumping station to Zn, Mn, Fe, QDthe Network Phenol, Coliform

I the Network __ , I

4 Water draw In monitoring wells Once/month Static and Compare to Hoa Mac and Included in to DONRE

down in wellfeld of Hoa dynamic water design standard Dong Van WTP operation cost

Mac and Dong level.Van DT !

5 Domestic and Discharge point s Twice/year Temp. pH, SS, TCVN PMU 2 times x 2 to DONRE

production BOD5, COD, NO2, 5945 -1995; samples x 1.4I wastewater NO3, CN, Cd, Pb, 5942- 1995; i million = 5.6

Zn, Fe, Phenol, 6982-2001; million VND

Coliform 6980 - 2001

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No Content i Location Frequency Parameter Standards I a t Reporting_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i A gency C o st

6 VWaste Sludge Discharge point of Twice/year Fe2O3, MnO2, No available, I PMU 2 times x 2 to DONRE

'tnTP and Settling CaCO3 MgO2, reference to samples x 0.5

l tanks I j | standards of million =2 million

other nations in VNDthe region j { . _

Total Monitoring Cost for each Subproject in Hoa Mac, Dong Van: 51 1 million VND

II Subprojects in Vinh Tru DT, Lv Nhan-Ha Nam

II.1 During Construction Stage

1 Dust, noise, air - Within project iThree times The Contractor 3 locations x 3 Every 3 months

emission area (WTP and (start. middle and TCVN shail be times x 1.5 submitfing to

Network) end of responsible million VND/ton DONRE and

[ i - in village 11,z construction S2, NO2, Co, 5939- 1995 through 13.5 million VND PMUVinh Tru DT >phase) HS, dust, noise 6994-2001 contractual

I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~basis witht ~~~~~6991 - 2001

* 6991-2001 professional

_ _ : W 1 [ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~agency

2 T Water - At all discharge Three times Temp, pH, SS, TCVN gTheContractor 4cyocationsx3 Once a month

Environment points of domestic (start, middle and DO, BOD 5, COD, 5945-1995 shall be times x 1.4 submitting toand construction end of NO2, NO ,SO,, responsible million VND/ton x DONRE andwastewater I construction CN, Cd, PB, Cu 5944-1995 through 1 project= 16.8 PMU

phase) for WTP Zn, Mg, Ni, Fe, 5942-1995 contractual million VNDand Network Hg, As, Phenol, 6982 - 2001 basis with

F, Coliform 6980 - 2001 professionalagency

.__ _ I__ I. _ __ __ 1 __ __ _

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- ----- -- 1-- --

No Content Location F P't Standards ~~~~~~~~~~In-Charge EstimatedReotn'No Coteto in Frequencv Parameter Stnards Rerti tAuencv I Cost

3 I Collection of IAt WTP and along Daily Successful 2 points x 12 Every3 monthsconstruction Network Contractor I month x 0.3 submiing to

excavated (Provincial road to PM and miion = 7.2 DONRE andearth materials. Ye LehadPuEnvironmental milo Merosion and |y) i Officerlabor safety

supervise |11.2 During Operation Phase

'1 Air, noise and At pumping Twice/year S O, NO2, CO, ITCVN PMU 3 points x 2 times to DONRE andvibration Istation. and H2S, dust, noise. x 1.5 million 9 PMU

residential village 1995: millionVNDg No.11. ; 1 6994-2001;

2 ocaI;on l vveeKIy , ~ ty, 1 6991 -2001

| 2 Raw Water At a l TSS, turidi" TCVN 5942- WTP for Vinh n I edi to DONRE and

to the upstream of content of CL,, 1995 Tru DT Operation cost PMU.1 ~~~~~~NO2, N03,NH4,I [ |IChau Giang river I pesticide

residuals,Coliform. Fecal, iFe, Mn ...

3 Supply Water In reservoir, in Once/week pH, SS, NO2, NH4 Decision WTP for Vinh Included in to DONRE andprior to secondary NO3, Cd, Pb, Cu, 1329/2002/BYT- Tru DT Operation cost PMUpumping station to Zn, MnQD

the Network L ~~~~Phenol, Colfformnthe Network I

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m - - - - -- -- - -- . m m

No Content Location Frequency Parameter Standards In-Charge Estmated Reportin_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~Agen c y C o st

1 4 +Domestic and Discharge point Twice/year Temp, pH, SS, TCVN PMU I2 times x 2 to DONRE

production DO, BOD, COD, 5945 -1995; samples x 1.4

wastewater 1 N02,N(3,ZO4,CN, 5942-1995; I million 5.61

Cd, PB, Cu, Zn, 16982-2001: rnmillion VND

Mg, Ni, Fe, Hg, 6980-2001As, Phenol,

__________ __________ ______________________ _ C o lifo rm , . _ _ __j

5 Waste Sludge Discharge point of Twice/year FeO MnO No available, PMU 2 times x 2 'to DONRE

S I ~~~~WTP and Settling J aO g2 jreference to samples x 0.5j

'I | tanks 1 i standards of million = 2 millionother nations in VND

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ th e _re gio n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __th e re g io n

6 I Water Capacity I Intakes point in Once/week - Flow WTP for Vinh Inciuded in to DONRE and

and flow of Chau Giang Tru DT operation cost PUM

rChau Giang riveru Leve

river I landmark, fixed

I :rscale or specialmeters) i i T

Total Monitoring Cost for Subproject in Vinh Tru: 54.1 million VND

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I zUnion of stirvey Conlyanlies l'tgl I 0

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RET OTN51101??R'' (711 VlI(1S 'Al, EXI IIJV lION' 01^t/ 7 11'/1f Nl 7H?-N

Nam(' o *1Scmh', Offce: BL.ACK atid 1VEAJ( -''JW?

Tfin 1tinblblbhc 469 -2003 Plai of ol1Ir'yiill 10 / 2'103

Ntmber of Sample :Aft well 4 uNivcA(' fl)wtco Arm .iL . 1 .YtI I / 200.3

L(nl,oc n ioi1. 1 f,lo Mac T'ow,, 1i(it" o (¾mimnell. Wst 19 / 8 2003.

No i'rjolerlies lel0hod of *tes! Uit Restlt

I | I Conil/ol ( NIatil - Cholt *') AlIIA 11 10.0(

2 Tast' I(t N S11-ccl

3 (Odolr I C(V N (o,lorl,l's.

I 4 p/1 APIIA (. 95

5 7101(11(1I(Pl(d.\s - os (CaCY) A II7 1,t,'/l /3?()((

I 7' 1010/ Altaelinv Z. iA'i ( ai( 'Y A'IlCCA A imgI/ 1 45 (0

7 0isoh.ol'cd t'i.Ay(vii .1 1'1IA 2 5(1

8 h,nulii , 1i11'( '.1 V1;' / /. (

I V ~~~~Anwiti - Nil A VI /A 171Il/ ira;

| | (p Al?l,> Molt- Nol .4rncl' II,(,W,r1I(

It Niirii - NO ) l ija-o lIl(1l ,, ii ni (J 0 7

l 11~I Ninea .No, , '( i n'Il (,,t1.10l

12 Chloitd io ,, I,- (' *N 1Jl// 7(')1(

13 Simphliaw - Si') *, Al'IIA ,In/1 4.50

14 Oy(mica itmiicr t KAMnt() 10' ) I (CVN ng/U)

15 7Tota(l iin I C i,,,1 7 ( cVN Ing 1M.80

16 Fcrrot(xs Io - Ic - I C1 N mag11 1(-6.(

17 Manairtmle' - Mlit 2 AP'A m,',, 1. 10

18 Lead - I'll AAS . I/ () 3g1 7.85

19 Arsenic - A.s AAS .10 3 m'l 1 /1.21

2( Alcrcm"v - llrg AAS .1 0( m3,g'1 . I

21/ Xiellla(l - ('N S1' .10 * mgr, ')

22 Plenotl SP . 10 ? m./1 .

23 '' 7o(l Colifi'tl M I (1 N AIP'NIIOO ml! 4

24 E. Coli I Cl N MAPNI]0 l (1

|antroi, At ug. 25 n 2003

I IApprov'ed Checked IY 7lested bY

g I , . _;

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UI,iol (of Stirr"ev, C!loipaities a,!,.'c IfI ill

1AN01 ,ABORATORYCEATER Plwu luc I-fni,g 2

A In 11 } 1Igh/itvly 1 A1l/I Tn r i -I/41t n

ci :0480Y' /5359: 11x :04.(1 /5359RETORT (,N

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* N,,,,M ,1f Sdci1cr'd ( ,fi'(: B. IAC (hd V AC11( /1-1

Rr1f./m vuImbrrv :- 470 -2003 1h.,c. (,|,/C1 li, 1" 1 ,/ I( / 8 200?Nlum, of Sarmple A12 -Chtt, (ig 1ii I)' . ,1 Ai in1 ()/I ,1. .l I ' I Q l 2003Loc'ation .: floa AIac Ti,m I C?f ( Owc omnct. h'o t : / Q I 8 / 2003

o*_ Properties il____wdo4iesf Uit Res__lt

I ( CoulC'i ( PIaiiii - ( CJ/1//f ((.$ ((11( A P1'. 1 6.00

* , 7 O.Cre ~~~~~~~~~I ( 1 N .$, ec I

O? (. /( ( N Odom

I 1/, A.'1A 7. ?()

. / IT l IICI? (Itic' C/A (t a( (( G ), ,1 IA //mgf/ I 1(.(0

, 'I I A Id AlitiiUV ' lA ( ,( '( )O1'1A ,nI / .m I I

I 1 I ('l I'll/hI,/ ' II iu/i/u/v Il / I81'( . l i i '~ S0

( A1111011i ' l / .A1I/1 hit!!1 1.1.,

/( Ni/lriu - No I )i,m. r h> d mun/n/ '4 u

I INii,(it- No BI N mg.I () 5

/ I ( Wlon ib,, C/ I I I N mt!! 1 I .1

* ' Sim' phuur - SO ' .1 I 'I.IA,,,,411 1(0.50

/4 Or/nmic mnmcie (A Alnf) I 0' ) I ( CI N mni,'/I()

/.c I Tw o , i,, n l , I ( N mgi/1 0.30)

/ /( r (l'm)CI .% If/ - I' I AN 1 1 '0.

I /7 Alan a , AC Mln APIA my/I 0.20

"/,N I,c(d - P'1, S .1 /

I / 0, ,A. Arsenic - AN AAS / mg nit!!l /.87

20 0Mc,curv - /g A,1S .10 m,g// j 0.27

2I XiWUmUC - ('A' SI' .1 /0 11mg/I 2.2

2 ,,'hcnmCl S51 .10 Inmy/i 7.8

23 1 ,al ( >/,I I AIV 1N( ,10 In N//0 in!I 20

24 Co /i 71 CI _ _1'Nl() 1l _ 15

Ihuoi A tig. 25 2100?

| App7/roved Ch/ecked bY 7'ested I,v

l ~ 7I .'/}' / 1X% (8

;I

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Nrimc o/ ce'emrls Of/fic BnIICK arid V'I-AT7C11 - IVlB

I Pci/f.m/iI7iJI) 473 -2003 IX,h' of a/lemOn . 2() / 8 / 2003

Nlum, of Sm-mp/iPle: 1.5 tlf. AV'q. Vtai 7ho,tur I0)11 of j.lli i. i/). 2'0 / 8 / 200/(?

Loei'tio. I: Mrg Vait viltage (twe of (Coinncn. '.sf 20 / 08 / 2003

No Properties _ lethod ol lest Ulit Result

II Cnyldl ( I'Irtil,-(.oho/ tCohIo S\'c)1/. II

U ~ ~~~~2 Ta sic * l( N

3 (Odomr IC'V N

4 p// APi IAI~ ~ ~ ~~~ Toa I fli / fc81asCa 11A8I

* Tjrol/ Al ,lIllaiItv - (tI' Ca( 'O) , I' PI/ll 'lSl

7 DKrrissolved 'V,i,('i A P'! IA

8 'I'luhl,,1bidlv1 VI( VA i'Tl/

.. ~~~~/ Ntfi-N, 7 / 1.(1/onicll od mge// ,\>// 1rl

_ I ~() Ail, ij N /VI S/lV,{,,lA, air/ ,,,r)

I I Ni-w *- No , I ( N ,m,g'I

I '/ 127 ( *hh,12 ionh -ov ( .C( 1 * i ZN

1 Nu nimphrr' -NSO 2 API'1I n'

/-I ()piirile( mM, li) /0' ) 1 '(I N lvm'//() 3'o8

15 TotaI 1itt oi- ie T, t(1 N il'l 5((0

1( IFev c,rlos ./(n - Fe t: N n//I

I 7 7Mangetmese - Mt 2+ AP(IA mg'/ll 0.60

18 *iiad - P,b AAIS . /0 m.ql,'/1

I- 19~ lY fu Ai\ewnic -As /1,IS .10' ni/l

20 Meicmcu - fI,q 1SAS .I(J' itng/I

2/ Xmi,lml - N /VS r (0 mv/

22 P/i nol 'Si, ./0 ? m ,g,/l

| , x /~~'I. {l'(l/ ColIIi,, Z I CV\N l 'NI /(R(0 1?11 ,7((23 ,ol(i1i i, I (.1N MI'N/ 1(),1 ,,!2V

_~~~~~_ ______-_

__ __

24 EI. Co/i I_____ __ c__N__4P____ml_2

11(iJioi, A ug. 2.- 200.1

Ap_,prv'e(d C'lecked bY 7Teste(d /r

,

Ii.S &X¢. '

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S11RT IIF'AIC1!CAL, VXA M INI 1TION OF VA 1'TFRNMmie o, Send/er's O/fi(u BIAlCK a,r 1t 1 7C11 - 1W1

R?c/f ,mni/,mer 472 -200.3 /),t/( ol or//ti,ll .?0 /8 . 2003Wmii. of Snmp/l ,1 4 - AI',e 1?i,ire IRiver ,w , Iriii lab). : 10 / 2 '003

l,oetilie' lT: anryq l).,. O fr (o'o u'n. ',>n.' 20 I . / .i 2?003

No Pr lloperlies _tl_.lheod offest _ niit Result_CdI ( oir,., ( I'1/ow ( /CI,lt .51 (li./) .111,1 ,I /0 00

2 r / {ICi, I (IN Sv.Nrt7 o(/ l( '1 N 0dom b"N.S

4 p A,'ll, 7.35| ~ ~~~~ T( I'/le 11 Ih 11, %.s /1 .I's I /{ 11 ,I/'t,l ,,,l mg/) (}

/1 To l( I/c l,i/ne' vl (0 i( 11'11,'/A 1i1,' / /(0 0

7 )i. c\.o d cl ) \ t,'C ii .1/'11,1 011I 6.05. lIihwi./itv / IV'/'(A 1'VI1/ ( )0

/0 N/Va11l'i - Nll )ie .'iem/ 11I14/I 0. / 6 5

I I MNow,n' - NO) / (CV N m,,e/I 0.30

/ 2 ( h 'lrie/c j (' ? I/ /CI N ,i,l.t//1- 2/.27StI p' h(*ii ' -iSc), AP (1I 1 INll,Il 12 0'7

4 i)rr.ti'llnie (,, A',4110ii' , /0' ) I ( I N 1l,Q/(0 ,

I 5 To / 11(11- l I Fc ,,,, 1 (IN n1t/l 0.70

/6 1'0,rioiis Col . V;2, JI, N1'S mq1l 0.20

1/7 MAmgmt4 esc - nl ' ,11'11,1 mg,/ll Q..5

I. 18 Leul - I/b AAS . / nI0//

| / ') f l l Arsenic - As AA.S .1(' m14/I 2. I5.

20 MeurcrYv - l,q AAS * .I(0 3 n// 0.2 5

I/ XThniua - CN .I .J-3 171' ,1// 1.70

22 I'Iweol 51' J19 , m14// 8.()

**1 t (ColIP/6111 I (I N A4PN/00() mtl 2Q(}2 4 Oj Coli_ I1ctl N AI1'N/10 nil 1_ 2

.fioi, Atig. 25 2003IAp~,proved ('lec ked by Tesed /bY

CI'' 'Uf?I \', ;',_ ~/ \. ''_ti~

iI

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|S!1O!? 7' ('UFAWA 1. F X ,~ IJ, litON OF WA TF?

U Nam1le (/ .Scule; ". 0/ir( e .l3tLACK and VE1' . 1CIi1 -11V

1Rff m,rini/,be' .; 47f -2003 ()a, ofrol'f/clion 20 / 8 I 2003

Num/r. of Sample 11?3 Fieeze Fuaclov )eur II Ji; il.al,.. 20 / 2I 2003Iuoce.itiorl:. Dorug Va?i, fl)awa( fCminll. iesi: 20 II 2/ 2003

No L'r(l)etlies ,lIellhod of test Unlit Resuelt

C ( I u/, I I ltiji, - ( ',(, I s alc) .81'1/A / /0 00

* ,~ '1a, te 'I(. ' , V . Su Cr

3? ,(h/o,,r 1( A , - (ir/aia./ ,xs

4 pUv API/A 7.0.5

S InIal llI(/nC.\.\ - a, ( 's1( '().l A .n1t,4,1 200.00

* ~ ~~~~ "I'''el.IArlll,-1. .( '° '; P. I'll. #I,t'/)S}I

7 1)ix. /vs,h' . . 'd , '1. o.I v.Ilt,/ I S()

8 F(fieti/ I'1v 1'( '.1 ,'I1 iI V SO 0

1 Am, Zolli Nit lN [A 1'1,7l ,ll 7 e8(}

[0 IV ira - N , . )lir;womcill mg// 0.0/ 7

/ 1 Nitrt - No,. I( A N mng/l (0(0S

2/ ( *Ilr,lgldc irI ( I I( A N InnI/ I5./S

S.1 ½ilpl/i/lIe( - S( ) , A/Wn// 3ngll.50

/4/ (Ji0im cmi itte I f h r/,,() , /0' I / ( V N m/10)1.

/ 5 /'oa/ iorl/ e 'ic- r'g i ' N im,// lo 00

/0 |(cI vrl s rim fr - IC A N II,,g/l 25.1/

/7 Mnin cs .ae'c - Mn AmI/A n,y/ 0.55

/ b(wdl - tP'h AAS . /() - 17r//7 2f0-J

/9 Arise''ii - A.s AAS .10'3 17glf /1.13

'IO Mec vew - Iti AAIS mg/ Il 0.2

21/ ,;imr - CN SI' . 10 I mn// 1/8

22 Plltr .' l((,t .5.6/

23 1 ao/l Clifl nn, I ('V N AI11N/100 Ilnl 20

'4 IL. Cro)! 1( t'N MI'NII() ml 9

IJarlei, Ar g. 25 "' 2003

A pprlo ed Chtecke(li Y Tested biy

l~~~.7 -?X !i !

I .

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1I, (JIINIfv NAD.L - !1/0 3t j-

VI' V)(IINd N V .SV - 0/oli) / E /

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VU. I ,,,,'' VA/V, ' 1/N - !'PO''X'I I

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nrtion f,f Stin '-cv Companies P(l1,c I Of I

HANOI LABOJORA TORY CENTER Plhu luc I- Baniig 7| k'lw1Y'i' 9 Highwlav\ /A4 1!1t(ilt l7ri -lle/lei __,

TcI 04 8015359: IPa1' : 04.80/5359

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| Nanu1(' ofl .Sc,(i'Si.cr's Off i e: BL-CA hnd V 1('h - lUlB

Ref'. mllll?lhmb ' . 488 -200 I ) , ,/c f ,/1,, ti H . / I itN / '()( i

Num.of Sample: 7 1S7iaIlohw aqrtifr h}ell 0ail cf A in lb.: 1 / I 8 I 2003

(16 in ) Locatioi .- Tr11in 7rrr of (/ (I /111Comm'. if'c 21 18 / 2003

No __ 'Poprerties Aleiliod of test UnIit Resurlt

I Confolr ( Plarmi, - Cobl,alt Scal) A/'ISA l 10.00

2 I'asi '1w1cN

3 .dour . 7 ( IVN , (l

4 p1/ A P/'IA 7.0(5

5 Total Ilardilel.'s - I.S (C(YC ( A P/A m1I/l 40(.()

6 Tlolal A/lk/littiv\ - u.> (C.C( (J AI'IIA In,g/ (),(

I 7 I oi. ved o.v.' c vAc'1IA P/,n,1/ t ).

' /t rI ,-bie/litv /1 '1'('',1 V1 / 'I I

1) Ano,i - N/ I mA'!IA ,nc// Q(J

/o Nil, it - N( ).I )ir(com,,,lod m (Jl 0.0

11. Ni tirt - N J, '( I 'N ,,,//0 /5

I/ ( 'I,C hl/lc i "I - ( I I ( 'N myg! 7-1.4.5

/I .Sullpl/)/ll(' - SO), -/ 1'1 m/l ,.S(0

14 (r,'orgnic motter ( KA41() / /') ' ('I'N i,?lt/() ?

/ F o wla1 iron- ,.,,,,, 'I N mm ,9/I 7.20

lo', I o'', ios loim - c'. H I CVN mmnll 5.40

II 7 MA4an,'elnesc - Ali i A41'IlIA 17/ll 0()5

IS ,ecad - Pb ,I'AS .10 / IIIg/l 1.78

/ A Arseiiic - A. AAS .0 I I .

20 A) i"ucmmY - /0q M ( 0.18

21 *nXialm - C'N ,S' .10 -mr,'I/ I 1.20

21 Phenol S' ' .10 1 -,,m / 8.(

I | .? 1Tot(il Coli/r Z '7'( 'I 'N MPNI//00 ml 15

24 E. Coli 'CI N MPNIIO( ,,, 4

Hlanfoi Autrg. 25 2003

Approved C/heceked by 7Tested by

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I ~~~~CONTENT OF SUBPROJECTS

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I IIIIIII APPENDIX 11.1

I CONTENT OF HOkAIMAC SLJB3PROJECTS

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1IIIII APPENDIX 11.2

I CONTENT OF DONG VAN SUJBPROJECITS

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I

II

III APPENDIX IV

I PUJBLIC CONSULTATION REPORT

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Public Consultation3 District Town Hoa Mac

District: Duy Tien

Reporting Period: June, 2004

Environment Impact:

* No. Environment Impact Mitigation measures Opinion of DT's Opinion of ihe__________________ _____ _ _______________ representative ublic

I 1 Site clearance stagePotential risk of explosion Mine detection in construction Mine detection in No commentI due to mine residues from area (WTP, the Network, construction areawar time Production wells, pumping

station) _

1.2 Land acquisition - Setting up Compensation - Establishing - Proper and timelyCommittee compensation compensation scale

- Timely and proper committeecompensation policy

- Publicize compensationlevel

- Propaganda and awarenessraising on compensation,

_ ___________________ __ removal for the public11.1 Construction phaseI Dust, noise and air emission - Fencing around the - Restricting vehicle - No construction

construction site speed in the from 22.00 - 5.00 in- Covering hauling vehicles construction site of residential area- Sprinkling to increase less than 1Okm/hour

humidity in transportationroute

- Use of constructionI machine with permissionfrom Vietnam Registry

__ ___A_ Agency11.2 Settlement, erosion during - Sound technical design - Proper design No comment

construction of pipelines - Strengthening of controlduring construction time

11.3 Impact on Water - Collection of domestic No comment No comment* -- environment refuses of workers for

disposal at prescribed sites,monthly periodic collectionand disposal at DT's dumps

11.4 Pollution of groundwater due - Sound structure of wells to No comment No commentto poorly structured wells prevent infiltration of

contaminated water fromsurface courses and otheraquifer into exploitingaquifer.I - Well drilling as per technicalspecs.

- Strengthening of drilling__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _supervision _ _

I

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U [I 15 | Traffic congestion - Placing of pipes on No comment No comment

l l sidewalks.- Construction during off-

| peak hours- Remote traffic distribution- Part-by-part construction

___ __ ~__ _ ____ _ _ __ ___ _-_ _ _

- methods_apLUd _ - -- - _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _

11.6 Excavated earth Excavated earth materials No comment No commentform WTP, pumpingstations, and productionwells used as fillingmaterials,

- Surplus earth materials is

I collected and transported toproper disposal sites ofeach DT

11.7 Emergency - Training for worker in prior No comment No commentand during constructiontime

- Fully equipping of protective

*___ .________ _ tools _

111 Operation phase111.1 Generated domestic refuses - Collection by local No comment No comment

i of workers URENCO on contractualbasis

111.2 Wash-up wastes - Collection by DT's authority No comment No commentand transporting to

*_______________________ treatment sites (DT's dump)

111.3 Noise and vibration - Anti-Noise and vibration No comment No commenttools considered

- Installation of noise,vibration insulation tools

111.4 Contamination of supply - Construction of protection No comment No comment

I water zone- Zone 1: with diameter of

30m around the wells:construction of landrnarks,restricting all activities mayleading to watercontaminationI - Zone 2: with diameter 300maround the project area,putting landmark to restrict

I development activities,wastes discharge, use ofpesticides, agricultural

_____ chemicals

111.5 Drawdown of ground water - Exploitation with capacity No comment No comment

table equal or lower thananticipated capacity,I - Periodic clean-up of wells

- Public awareness raising onwater use, exploitation

*_____ capacity .

I

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U111.6 Settlement - Siting of wells at interval of No comment No commentat least 250-300m

- Regular monitoring ____

* 111.9 Safety and Risk of fire, - Development of safety hints No comment No comment

explosion - Strengthening of equipmentcheckI - Providing warning signals indangerous places

- Develop emergency__________________________________ respond system _IRecommendation

* Project activities shall not in rush hours from 22.00 -5.00 to ensure health of local community

* Ensure no influences on activities of the public and bussinesses

I * Quick implementation time

* Finish compensation before start of construction

4th of June, 2004DT's Representative

(signed and sealed)

Pham Huy HoangVice Chairman

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__ tianhi. * _______________________ ______ ___

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-Cong khai incuc dce bu ..- 'I'uyen truydn nang cao nhanl,

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cong c6 chcrng clii c6il CLuCDang kidin Viet Nan.- Qui dinil t6c d6 xe chaytrong khu vLrc dur an kh6ngquai lOkm/h- Khlong thi cOng trong tl-rigiail t1r 2 2h d&L 5 sAting tui

___________________ khu_vurc_den_cu._ __ ______

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- PIhun lu6ng giao th6ng t r xa.

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| ___ itUng tieu dr an __

| * 11.8 Sir co - Tap hulin cho cong nhan truc&c

1 .l * vA trong qua tr'eih thi cong !<Al, 19s;4 b l AI- Trang bi day du cAc thi6t bi

,.an toan lao dong, _ _.

III Giai doan vAn h?Anli

111.1 Plhat sinlh cliat Hap d6ng v6i d,6i v6 sinlh tai

thiAi sinhl hoat thi tran dd thu gom l & t( tu J It6 *

cia C61lg nhlm 7 /1, f

van hanh tramn

111.2 Can thAii rua Cac thi trPfn thu goI V.i van.loc cue de'n ncri xu y Bi rac klg &2As h ,h, }

bc_ cua thi trann) 1 . (

111.3 on, rung - Thi6t k6 giam 6n, rung

- Lap dAt cac thi6t bi giam 6n, h B 1iac /to' J'4j

111.4 0 nhiieii Xay durng cAc di phl6ng h6:

ngu6n nurc - D6i 1: o bAn kfih 30in

Cap ~~xung quanh gi6ng khoan: xay 1~- -y(.

mding c6c m6c bao ve, nghiiinm kf(h A'fUi

caim moi hoat dOng gay 6

nhiim ngu6n nLx6c trong (16i

_ _b A oy'yl _ _ _ _ _ __I_ _o v_ n_i__y

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T'r TAC DONG, CiC BIEN PILAP GIAM T1kIl V' KI lN Y KILN- ~~~~N101TR'I'RONG C6A DAI DItN IIIRN ACNG DO'NG

- D6( 2: C6 b'in kinh 300in --Ca1ill moc gi0i khong quii

hoaclh phit trien cong nghiep; / o - ,/

hŽii che' khong dtrcc xVi chat ,., gq,t1 Kl(ktUi /4(1

thai; han che' su duiig p1lil _

b6n hod hoc, TBVTV. __

111.5 Ha thl'p initrc - Khai thsic lru l(LCgg nul'rcIIU(C ngirm nh6 hol hooac blang Luu lurongcua cac tring Clio phepchlUa nt16c - iDiiil ky lam sach ca hoc cac r w

I 106 klhoani kliai th 6c.

- Tuvyn truy6en giao duc ngLfoid0in ve y tlhiic su dung nu6c,

* hal che' 1ru luung nudc strdun!g, gi im cong suait khai

111.6 Sut lh'in trong - Tli6t ke' bo' tri cac gie'ng(11.g tri-iib khiai khioani kliai thaic caich xa nhalu l .r_thsi'c toi thieu 250rn - 300im 't(41 N..t(it hI$4di

- Quan trac thudng xuyen ___ _

111.9 An toan vai - Xay dtrng cac chi dcanu ancaCc sLu cO' cilay to.in

Io TJl lang ctLrong kikin tra tianig f Sti' /5;j t-(O-Z h. MI ~~~~~~~~~~~thi6t bi l)clbi uiigN16ty b- fIap cac biic bao tai nifign1oi n:guy hiemn- Lap lid th6ng phLrong tiin

I I * I ~~~~Lfn'r CUUL su co_

I Kieii nglii

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Ng.v (,-4 ilaontg 6 ;aini 2004

- 'I 0 rn;&I iY I IOANG

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Public ConsultationDistrict Town: Dong VanI District: Duy TienReporting Period: June, 2004Environmenit Impact:

*No. Environment Impact Mitigation measures Opinion of DT's Opinion of therepresentative public

TLi Site clearance stage _ ___ . __ __

Potential risk of explosion Mine detection in construction Mine detection in No comment

due to mine residues from area (WTP, the Network, construction area

war time Production wells, pumpingtion station)

1.2 Land acquisi - Setting up Compensation - Establishing - Proper and timely

Committee compensation compensation scale

- Timely and proper committee

I compensation policy- Publicize compensation

levelI - Propaganda and awarenessraising on compensation,removal for the public ___

*11.1 Construction phase _

Dust, noise and air emission - Fencing around the - Restricting vehicle - No construction

construction site speed in the from 22.00 - 5,00 in

- Covering hauling vehicles construction site of residential area

* - Sprinkling to increase less than 10kmlhourhumidity in transportationrouteI - Use of constructionmachine with permissionfrom Vietnam Registry

_________________________ Agency _ _

*11.2 Settlement, erosion during - Sound technical design - Proper design No comment

construction of pipelines - Strengthening of controlduring construction time

11.3 Impact on Water - Collection of domestic No comment - No comment

environment refuses of workers fordisposal at prescribed sites,

I | monthly periodic collectionand disposal at DT's dumps

11.4 Pollution of groundwater due - Sound structure of wells to No comment No comment

to poorly structured wells prevent infiltration of

I * contaminated water fromsurface courses and otheraquifer into exploitingaquifer.

- Well drilling as per technical

i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~specs._________ _ - Strengthening of drilling

supervision

g 11.5 Traffic congestion - Placing of pipes on No comment No comment

sidewalks.- l ._ _ _ _ ____ _____ - Construction during off--_X_._ ______.____ ___________

IIUl

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peak hours- Remote traffic distribution- Part-by-part construction

methods applied _ __-_

6 Excavated earth - Excavated earth materials No comment No commentform WTP, pumpingI stations, and productionwells used as fillingmaterials,

- Surplus earth materials iscollected and transported toproper disposal sites ofeach DT____ _ __ ____

11.7 Emergency - Training for worker in prior No comment No commentand during constructiontime

- Fully equipping of protectivetools

III Operation phase* 111.1 Generated domestic refuses - Collection by local No comment No comment

Ill. of workers URENCO on contractual____ ____ ____ ____ basis

III 2 Washi-up wastes - Collection by i)'s authority No comment No comment

I and transporting totreatment sites (DT's dump)

*11.3 Noise and vibration - Anti-Noise and vibration No comment No comment

* tools considered- Installation of noise,

vibration insulation tools111.4 Contamination of supply - Construction of protection No comment No comment

water zone- Zone 1: with diameter of

30m around the wells:construction of landmarks,restricting all activities mayleading to watercontamination

- Zone 2: wilh diameter 300maround the project area,putting landmark to restrict

I * development activities,wastes discharge, use ofpesticides, agricultural

*____ chemicals111.5 Drawdown of ground water - Exploitation with capacity No comment No comment

table equal or lower thananticipated capacity,

- Periodic clean-up of wells- Public awareness raising on

water use, exploitation* * _. _________ _ capacity _

*1ill.6 Settlement - Siting of wells at interval of No comment No commentat least 250-300m

- Regular monitoiing

l

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I 'I'_

111.9 Safety and Risk of fire, - Development of safety hints No comment No comment

explosion - Strengthening of equipmentcheck

- Providing warning signals indangerous places

- Develop emergency| i _ _ ___X respond system ___

Recommendation

I * Project activities shall not in rush hours from 22.00 -5.00 to ensure health of local community

* Cleaning of workers' camp and construction site

l The Contractor shall leave earth piles in described places

* Quick implementation time

Il4th of June, 2004DT's Representative

I (signed and sealed)

Le Quang VuVice Chairman

I

ll

II

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BA)O CA()OTFHAM VAN (2ONG D6NG

I~~~~16 tIli li tr-a'ii: tlli 11',1'161 tOIg Val

Huiye6i: Duy Tilln

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'Tc d101ug IllOi tra6li g

l'A(' DONG ('CBE IA'C~I ~VKIE-N YKIiEN101ITRUfONG CU 13IEN l'IIAI' j tiA DAl I)EN Tlll TRAN C (2l lA (ONG( DONG

I Gili (loaln ghii pII)ng Iat

1. i KlA nang phAlt )6 nim tli cac vj t i i colng - -Silill SLI C6i LIO X.Iy CILdIIg' (trani X IY, tLye&n .i i ( /- 6,hOIIl lill C6lt LdIOlg oiig d0inall, gidullg kimi illCJi KL chlieii illaic, tr.un boam ca') UroC) cc

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; I dat: | - CIIi phi de-n bii blp 1(9I) 1*, ki

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| II 1 B, k - i p tLfg bao Iitd iili kIl LIlil

_ liLii u\LCc dii COng.

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l ~~~~~~- h{lrai likrOL) lIflg do urnl ca*t. /.-/( F' Vs? CJ./ 7-;Z 2 2 />do011 duiblg 'Nv1 cIiuyell. .

'SLr (ILII18 pIiltl'Ig 1l161 dii

cbOIg c6 clkCrnig clhi cua Cuc OD angr k-iein Viet Narin. "- -

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11 'LIiC LICII0 1 0; IY IIIUI LI(II CalC VM! l;e~U x-^ty (ILrIlc, .

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'I'AC 1) N( G N mKE"N Y KlIEN

M6iO TIJNG (>C__ -__ COA~ DAI DIEN'I'lH'I'RAN -- CUA CLONG D)ONG

11.4 0 -il 61 Thie't k-e c-au icuc gI C-i1,

nlgLnn nnLdCC kiloan dAiin bAo klidig CO' SLfigaiia ~Iu k&i\xaii nhIItji cJc chi5i bUi Itd

CanL LaLC gicug matM V'a CAC [ang Clcau'i nc /,,yla'2

khioaii klIming khLic 6'o aicig clhCra InIr6 c damtii bauo nigani khami Iliac

-Thil coig caic g6iig~ klhoaniLleo diin1g y&Ln cau k5' tiamaZt.

FAIe, Lfol giAmn sAt k5'

15 Cai' IIno- gliano Thie't ke~ cdc dtf6iig onig diki0thong nIL6c b~,n 111~p V'iLlal iL dbIg I-

I - 1~~~~~PIiaii ItIO'ilg glidO thmolig tiii Xa.

1171 Luong dat -lii Cong Llico hog ldLI -Dati dit an he thionig train xtii

cIap ~ ii, train bumi v'a -ie'ng khiiihlidc dLf0C Sit dtung sari nieim tonll...Ij. *~

CIAO, hall che rigap11 lut.7

-.Da iL ( L hu 01 iiuI-lig LqLa 11Ii'iiii

1ii1 Conig duLflg Olig dclan dUCIL(

IIIL 1101m Vanli hUyeii denl CAC

vitri d6 IlUii hupY i~' d6dI V6i

* I .7 __~~~~~~~~~~~I 'L iL l* ii.8 SLn c6 T ap) hiuaii Clio Conig iihamti trifdc

V'it ItlOlig ILZ111 1 t ill l 'iii og{4 6 l /)6 -' h )

lrTu'ig bj daLy Li CI cii 11i6l bi

- ilL 1 ~~iip;ii hOd: tohi 1* lao dollo

111. 1 Phati sinhi Chiat [lo 0 'i V~su a

cua cong nhaii ~.pdii vtu goibi v~sii a

v'ail 1aLt1h taint

111.2 Cii'an thAi ri!a Czac thi hral thiu gomi v'a vanll.

Ioc chuye-it d6n nai xtii ly (135ili rAc L& Y4/a2 ,/.y-'~/ C6a liii tdrin)___________

- Lill dat Caic Lhle' bj giAmii oil,

* 111.4 0 r~~~~ihlienii Xay dLung cac d6i ph6iig Ito:nIOUI ndn LniCY - Di1: co bLiii kiiib 30m nCap) xunog quaiihi gi&mn- klionimi: xLy / f) /i'j' ~'

Citing c ac mOk C biano- ve, iigliieni .III ii IiY boa diig gaty 0

nhli6il nlgLdiO nutO6C Irong clo1ti k V lty _ _ _ _ _ _

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- () DN(1 U \(: HIEN IIAP I ILAO IANiTiEU rt Y•IN 'V MENINiOI 'rm1lONG _A__W CLA D)AI DIEN T111T'RAN (AIA CONG DONG

- i : ( b ( ii kiiihi 30(0iiiC_ iin oc gidi k (ii / .k- /.

*liL phIn C0u2 .gip /2')ll coil, IlP \i,4 t4izp

lfhii; hall ch1e stf duill, i pha

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I111C lgin ll ii6 ho ioiC h)angr lnlI 1,0 2

C cLI a cic Ltiaili Chlo ph6p.

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utiai willili khm khoan1 kihiai Lhac cAch x a ilililnLh 4/2

ILhdiC . LOti LhiLe'ti 25Oiii - 300m)

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IIIIII

U ~~~~~~APPENDIX III

I ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATE

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TINH TOAN MANG NIJOC THO THI TRA1N DONG VYN Q= 550M3/NGD (GIAI DOAN 2006-2010)

RAW WATER PIPELINE NETWORK CACULATION OF DONG VAN Q= 550M 3 /D (PHASE 2006-2010)

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TINH TOAN MANG NLOC THO THI TRAN D)NG V.N Q= 1100 3 /NGD (GTAX DOAN2 010-2015)

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lPublic Consultation

District Town: Vinh Tru

District Ly Nhan

Reporting Period: June, 2004

Environment Impact:

No. Environment Impact Mitigation measures Opinion of DT's Opinion of the_____ .__I___ representative public

_ ~ _ _ ____

T.1 Site clearance stagePotential risk of explosion Mine detection in construction No need No comment

due to mine residues from area (WTP, the Network,I war time Production wells, pumpingstation)

1.2 Land acquisition - Setting up Compensation - Establishing - Proper and timely

I Committee compensation compensation scale

- Timely and proper committeecompensation policy

- Publicize compensation

I level- Propaganda and awareness

raising on compensation,removal for the public _ _

il. Construction phase711 Dust, noise and air emission - Fencing around the - Restricting vehicle - No construction

l construction site speed in the from 22.00 - 5.00 in

- Covering hauling vehicles construction site of residential area

- Sprinkling to increase less than lOkm/hourhumidity in transportation

I route- Use of construction

machine with permissionfrom Vietnam Registry

_____ _ ______________________ _ A gency _

11.2 Settlement, erosion during - Sound technical design No comment No comment

construction of pipelines - Strengthening of control

______ ______________________ during construction time

11.3 Impact on Water - Collection of domestic No comment No comment

environment refuses of workers forU | disposal at prescribed sites,monthly periodic collectionand disposal at DT's dumps

11.4 Traffic congestion - Placing of pipes on No comment No comment

U sidewalks.- Construction during off-

peak hours- Remote traffic distribution- Part-by-part construction

methods applied

11.5 Excavated earth - Excavated earth materials Surplus earth No comment

form WTP, pumping materials shall bestations, and production disposed off properly

* ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wells used as filling

I I

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materials,- Surplus earth materials is

collected and transported to

* proper disposal sites ofeach DT

I 6 Emergency - Training for worker in prior No comment No comment

and during constructiontime

- Fully equipping of protective________________ tools .___

*111- Operation phase111.1 Generated domestic - Collection by local URENCO on No comment No comment

refuses of workers contractual basisI 111.2 Wash-up wastes - Collection by DT's authority and No comment No commenttransporting to treatment sites(DT's dump)

111.3 Noise and vibration - Anti-Noise and vibration tools No comment No commentconsidered

- Installation of noise, vibration*____________________ insulation tools

111.4 Contamination of - Construction of protection zone No comment No commentsupply water - Zone 1: with diameter of 30m

around the wells: construction oflandmarks, restricting all activitiesmay leading to watercontamination

- Zone 2: with diameter 300m

* around the project area, puttinglandmark to restrict developmentactivities, wastes discharge, use ofpesticides, agricultural chemicals

111.5 Safety and Risk of fire, - Development of safety hints No comment No comment

explosion - Strengthening of equipment check- Providing warning signals in

dangerous places- Develop emergency respond

* system

Recommendation

l I| * Project activities shall not in rush hours from 22.00 -5.00 to ensure health of local community

* Ensure no influences on activities of the public and businesses

l Quick implementation time

* Finish compensation before start of construction

4th of June, 2004DT's Representative

(signed and sealed)

La Van NgocChairman

lI

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