HULHULE-MALE’ BRIDGE PROJECT

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EIA for the proposed Hulhule-Male’ Bridge Project The traffic committee at MHI will coordinate with all relevant authorities both during construction and operation stages to manage the traffic at site. MHI has requested to include a separate lane for public transport. The accommodation for project staff is given from Hulhumale’ and cannot be provided in Male’ because of the large number of envisaged construction staff. However, the contractor prefers accommodation from as close to the project site as is possible. The tsunami monument will be moved to a place in Male’ but location is not yet decided. Perhaps the tsunami monument will be placed at Majeedhee Magu end. The tsunami monument will not be moved to Vilufushi. The Maldives Transport Authority’s marine transport section will regulate marine traffic. The rerouting of ships will not be a problem once port is moved to Thilafushi. There is a need to discuss the clearance permit for small vessels in the plan. The coast guard vessel was the biggest vessels considered during planning stages. A specialist will be hired to run a unit at MHI to approve bridge design and to implement the project. The approvals for this project will be provided by MHI. Prepared by: CDE Consulting & China Shipping Environment Technology Page|270
EIA for the proposed Hulhule-Male’ Bridge Project Hulhumale’ Development Corporation; Date: 24 th June 2015 Time: 13:00 pm Location: Meeting Room 03, Ministry of Housing and Infrastructure Participants: 1. Ahmed, Senior municipal Officer 2. Adam Ameen, Assistant Architect 3. Ali Wajeeh, Senior Project Officer HDC was consulted on 24 th June 2015 at the Ministry of Housing and Infrastructure building. Officials from HDC were aware of the project details and have attended the scoping meeting of the project. The main points discussed during the consultation include advantages, impacts and challenges of the proposed bridge to Hulhumale’ and how the challenges and impacts would be addressed and mitigated. One of the biggest advantages of the bridge for the people living in Hulhumale’, according to HDC staff is that the total time taken to travel between Male’ and Hulhumale’ will be reduced, especially for motorcycle users. Additionally, bad weather conditions would no longer hinder transportation between Male’ and Hulhumale’. HDC anticipates a number of impacts to Hulhumale’ with the completion of the bridge. One of the biggest impacts will be on the population size of Hulhumale’ as more people will be motivated to move to Hulhumale’ once the bridge is operational. The current residing population of Hulhumale’ according to HDC is 35,000 people. The staff also noted that at a given period of time, around 900-1,000 tourists resides in Hulhumale’. One of the biggest challenges due to the increase in population of Hulhumale’ will be to properly manage the waste generated on the island. Currently waste management in Hulhumale’ is done by burning some waste and sending the rest to Thilafushi island. Staff from HDC highlighted that an incinerator will soon be introduced to Hulhumale’ waste management centre and hence, will no longer be required to send waste to Thilafushi Island. Another significant impact of the proposed bridge would be the increase in the number of vehicles in Hulhumale’. At present HDC oversees entry and registration of vehicles, except for Prepared by: CDE Consulting & China Shipping Environment Technology Page|271
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MOHAMED FAIZAN PERSONAL DETAILS Add
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PERSONAL DETAILS Name in Full : Ali
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EMPLOYMENT RECORDS Date: Location C
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TRAININGS, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOP
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APPENDIX L - Declaration and Commit
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