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Pulacayo 1 000 t/d Phase I Feasibility Study - NI 43-101 Technical Report 090644-3-0000-20-IFI-100 These impacts are quantified with critical values where the measures are preventive and/or corrective-compensatory In case of transfer of property or use of cropping or grazing areas for exploitation activities within the area of the concession, it will be negotiated with the affected the type of compensation. Signaling and isolation of risk pathways. Implementation and monitoring of good practices of defensive driving. 20.4.1.7 Economic Environment No negative impact was identified on this factor therefore, no measures are proposed. 20.4.1.8 Cultural Environment In the archeological factor it was identified an impact of negative character concerning the involvement of archaeological sites, for which it intends to undertake training to workers with the general objective of preventing the potential impact to archaeological and cultural heritage and, in the event of discovering archaeological remains (pottery, bones, metals, etc.), during mining, immediately inform it to the authorities of Archaeology and Museums Unit (UDAM) dependent on the Bolivian State. 20.4.2 Training Plan to Workers in Environmental Topics The plan aims to inform all workers about the impact of the project and how it has been planned to prevent or mitigate. In this sense, training will be provided to educate on preventive and mitigation measures. It is also in the process of work, a plan that includes the community members, so that they can be selected as mining operators for future mining activities. The inclusion of community members plan ranges from training in mining issues to the development of self-environmental monitoring activities. 20.4.3 Plan of Common Solid Waste Management It is considered necessary and appropriate to assess the generation, handling and disposal of solid waste from domestic properties that as a product of the Mining Operation and establish steps for its proper management. Actions shall be executed to minimize the negative impact of solid waste generated in the operating fronts, also should minimize adverse impacts on the environment and limit the exposure of humans and animals caused by solid waste. 20.4.4 Closing and Rehabilitation Plan The closure of the mining operation involves the implementation of activities that are necessary to generate levels of security and protecting long-term environmental factors that were somehow affected by the mining and complex ore concentration and construction of the tails dam. TWP Sudamérica S.A. Av. Encalada 1257 Of. 801, Santiago de Surco Lima 33, Perú (51-1) 4377473 Page 249
Pulacayo 1 000 t/d Phase I Feasibility Study - NI 43-101 Technical Report 090644-3-0000-20-IFI-100 After completion of the project lifetime, the company will proceed to the cessation of mining activities and the concentrator plant. The work stoppage refers also to activities involving the evacuation of staff and working machinery. 20.5 Legislation Applicable The Environment Law came into force in April 1992, its regulations became effective in December 1995. The new Mining Code was enacted in March 1997 and the Environmental Regulations for Mining Activities (RAAM) in August 1997. The General Rules of Environmental Management (RGGA), approved by Supreme Decree No. 24176 provides in Article 59 that the Environmental Permit (LA – Licencia Ambiental) is the legal administrative document granted by the Competent Environmental Authority (CAA) to the Legal Representative (RL) of an activity, work or project, which guarantees compliance with all requirements under the Environment Law and the corresponding regulations on regards to procedures for prevention and environmental control. The Article 60 of the aforementioned RGGA, determines that for legal and administrative purposes, have the status of environmental license: the Environmental Impact Statement (DIA), the Certificate of Dispensation (CD) and the Declaration of Environmental Adjustment (DAA). The Mining Code in Title VII, Chapter I of the Environment (Arts. 84 to 90), establishes the concept of Environmental License (LA) only for mining and of indefinite character . This means that the environmental license, whether DIA, the CD or the DAA, must be included in an integrated manner, all licenses, permits or environmental requirements applicable to mining activities. The environmental licenses are: The Certificate of Dispensation Category 4 (CD-C4) The Certificate of Dispensation Category 3 (CD-C3) The Environmental Impact Statement (DIA) The Declaration of Environmental Adjustment (DAA) 20.5.1 Certificate of Dispensation Category 4 (Cd-C4) The Certificate of Dispensation Category 4 (CD-C4) is the corresponding environmental License to mining activities listed below: a) Existing mining activities or new of: Land survey, Prospecting, Geological mapping, Geochemical prospecting, Aerial survey. The Environment Authority is the Departmental one. 20.5.2 Certificate of Dispensation Category 3 (CD-C3) The Certificate of Dispensation Category 3 (CD-C3) is the corresponding environmental license to mining activities listed below: a) Mining exploration activities new or existing outside of protected areas, which comprise: TWP Sudamérica S.A. Av. Encalada 1257 Of. 801, Santiago de Surco Lima 33, Perú (51-1) 4377473 Page 250
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