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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY Rn: 03-033 CONTAINER TERMINAL PLOCE PAGE 2 C.3.1. SEA During the construction and later the use of the terminal, it shall be necessary to monitor the state of the environment for timely discovering of possible unfavourable and undesirable impacts so that additional measures of environment protection could be applied. The following environment monitoring program is proposed: C.3.1.1. After the construction of the facility, the state of life communities in the existing transects should be monitored in the years to come and the obtained results should be compared with those obtained before the construction. Regular controls should be carried out every four years for continuous monitoring of the macrobenthonic organisms colonization process and recovery of bottom-dwelling communities in the transect PL-01 I PL-02. C.3.1.2. Testing the waste water quality at the outlet of the treatment plant SZV 1 for oily water coming from the machine maintenance plant shall be performed four times a year by the laboratory authorized for water quality testing (Rule on authorized laboratories, OG No. 78/97. The analysis shall include the determination of the following: • pH, • total suspended matter, • chemical oxygen consumption, • biochemical oxygen consumption, • overall and mineral oils, • anionized and unionized detergents. C.3.1.3 Testing of water quality at the outlet of the grease trap – sedimentation chamber SOK 1 and SOK 2, precipitation sewers, shall be performed four times a year. The analysis shall include the following: • pH, • total suspended matter, • chemical oxygen consumption, • biochemical oxygen consumption, • overall and mineral oils. C.3.1.4 Testing of sea water quality shall be carried out on two stations: • KV 1 within the basin between coast 5 and coast 7 • KV 2 at the basin outlet between the coast 5 and coast 7 two times during summer months in bottom-dwelling and surface sea layer. The following indexes of water quality should be determined: • clearness • temperature • salinity • dissolved oxygen • PH • mineral oils, RIJEKAPROJEKT d.o.o.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY Rn: 03-033 CONTAINER TERMINAL PLOCE PAGE 3 • ammoniac, • bacteriological tests (indicators of fecal discharges contamination). Sea water quality should be checked: • Before beginning of construction (“zero state”) • Every year during exploitation. C.3.2.1.5. The state of sea bottom sediments should be monitored: - on the station PLS-01 - on the station PLS-02 It should be examined the content of heavy metals in the surface layer of sediments (0-2cm) such as: • Lead • Copper • Zinc • Tin • Polycyclic aromaten Policiklièkih aromatena Samples should be taken and checked: C.3.2. TRAFFIC IMPACT C.3.2.1. ON LAND C.3.2.2 . ON SEA C.3.3 WASTE • Every two years during exploitation. Prepare and publish a report on the state of traffic means equipment twice a year, particularly concerning the state of drive engines in respect of the quantity of waste oil and lubricants and exhaust gases. Prepare the regulatory measures program for the case of an emergency during arrival and departure of the ship from the berth as well as while the vessel is on the berth. Publish yearly report on emergency cases on the landing place – the vessel on the berth, the vessel in arrival and in departure. Prepare and publish yearly reports on measurements of wind wave climate on that location. Prepare and publish twice a year a report on the management of all types of waste out of the technological process and mud out of waste water treatment process at the container terminal location. Provide the adequacy certificate once a year. RIJEKAPROJEKT d.o.o.
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