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Potential<br />

impact<br />

to noise,<br />

dust, traffic<br />

• potential<br />

contaminatio<br />

n of soil and<br />

water<br />

2.6 Waste impacts<br />

related to<br />

potential<br />

contamination<br />

of water<br />

resources and<br />

soil<br />

Desired<br />

Outcome<br />

Reduce<br />

contaminatio<br />

n of water<br />

and soil<br />

resources<br />

Description of mitigation<br />

of floral and faunal species to avoid accidental damage<br />

during construction, and the retention or relocation of<br />

Threatened species creating suitable habitats;<br />

• Establish habitat corridors where possible;<br />

• Ensure driver training on ecological sensitivities and<br />

driving techniques to minimise fauna disturbance<br />

• Establish and enforce speed limits of 25 km/h on site;<br />

• Train all staff on ecological sensitivities to ensure that they<br />

are aware of any specific migratory routes for faunal<br />

species, are able to identify species of a Threatened status<br />

and an enforcement of an anti-poaching policy;<br />

• Implement effective site drainage, and sediment/silt<br />

trapping mechanism;<br />

• Implement dust suppression measures (such as spraying)<br />

if required;<br />

• Protect storm water channels from erosion to reduce<br />

downstream siltation;<br />

• Use excavation, infill and trenching methods that minimise<br />

the disturbance on soils and vegetation directly on and<br />

around the site;<br />

• Design permanent drainage installations for heavy rainfall<br />

events with sufficient capacity for 1: 50 year rainfall events;<br />

• After construction, rehabilitated and revegetated disturbed<br />

areas as this is feasible; and<br />

• Avoid tall mast lights if possible.<br />

• The EPC contractor will develop a waste management plan<br />

with requirements for separation, handling and disposal of<br />

all wastes. This will be complemented by the development<br />

of waste management license by <strong>Azura</strong> <strong>Power</strong> across all<br />

Project phases ;<br />

• All waste disposal in line with Nigerian requirements at a<br />

suitable and licensed waste disposal facility. It is proposed<br />

that the services of a waste disposal facility in Port<br />

Harcourt will be used;<br />

• Use spoil for on-site levelling and compaction as much as<br />

possible;<br />

• Make cleared vegetation available for removal by local<br />

communities; and<br />

Performance<br />

Indicator<br />

Visual<br />

inspection<br />

Monitoring<br />

Visual<br />

inspection<br />

and<br />

photographic<br />

record<br />

Timing/<br />

Frequency<br />

Daily,<br />

throughou<br />

t<br />

constructi<br />

on<br />

Responsibility Estimated<br />

Cost (USD)<br />

HSE<br />

Coordinator,<br />

<strong>Azura</strong> <strong>Power</strong>,<br />

EPC contractor<br />

Part of HSE<br />

Coordinator’<br />

s duties

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