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Information detailing. The Consultant must make sure that the EIA Report includes complete information regarding all activities involved in the performance of the project, including the construction of roads, service areas, maintenance centres, site organisations, areas to be deforested, quarries to be opened to obtain raw materials, production bases, concrete and asphalt mixture stations, respectively, etc.; The Environmental Impact Assessment must not be delayed for any of the project components citing reasons, such as, the determination of the locations for the site organisations. All available locations shall be assessed as any other component of the project, and in the EIA Report they must be described and the preferred solution presented. A. Requirements regarding the revision of the EIA Report 1. General requirements on the EIA Report The EIA Report shall analyse the revised version of the Feasibility Study, which shall include the Vestem-Sibiu section, as well as the proposed alternatives. The Biodiversity chapter must be completed with the summary/final conclusions of the Appropriate Assessment Study. The report shall also include a chapter regarding the interactions between the various forms of impact and the relations between the effects identified on the various categories of impact. It is recommended that this synthesis should be presented under the form of a table, so that it may provide an assembly image of the effects on each environmental factor corresponding to each project development stage. This approach must be differentiated for the different sections of the route depending on the areas neighbouring each section (e.g. protected area, residential area, watercourse, etc.). The methods used for the assessment of the level and or amounts of pollutants and how they will be dealt with to comply with local regulations, shall be described and presented. The final version of the report must be revised from the point of view of the references to the legislative acts, so that references are made to legislative acts in force at the date when the report is finalised. The Consultant must include information regarding the considered alternatives and the selection of the preferred solution compared to the alternatives included in the feasibility study. The analysis and the presentation of the various investigated alternatives must comprise descriptions of: • The routes, alternative corridors and positions of the various road infrastructure elements (e.g. tunnels, aqueducts...