SPECIFIC MITIGATION MEASURES Sample Clauses

SPECIFIC MITIGATION MEASURES. NEPA requires that each significant adverse environmental impact of a project be identified in the Project’s Environmental Impact Statement and that feasible mitigation measures or alternatives be identified and implemented. The FEIS identifies each significant environmental impact of the proposed project. A comprehensive list of mitigations associated with the Project is set forth in the MMRP. VTA will comply with and implement the requirements of the MMRP.
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SPECIFIC MITIGATION MEASURES for Dredging Exceedances of WSD Seawater Intake criterion (10 mg L-1) at Kowloon South Salt Water Pumping Station was predicted during both dry and wet seasons if dredging was undertaken near West Kowloon. To minimise the potential SS impact, implementation of the following mitigation measures is recommended: - Dredging should be undertaken using one grab dredger only with a maximum production rate of 4,000m3 per day; - Deployment of frame type silt curtain to fully enclose the grab while dredging work are in progress. - Deployment of silt screen at the sea water intake at Kowloon South Salt Water Pumping Station while dredging works are in progress. The frame type silt curtain should be designed to enclose local pollution caused by the grab dredger and suspended by a steel frame mounted on the grab dredger and floating on water. This frame type silt curtain should be fabricated from permeable, durable, abrasion resistant membrane like geotextiles and be mounted on a floating boom structure. The frame type silt curtain should also extend to the seabed to cover the entire water column. Steel chain or ballast should be attached to the bottom of the silt curtain. Mid-ballast may be added as necessary. The structure of the silt curtain should be maintained by metal grids. The frame type silt curtain should be capable or reducing sediment loss to outside by a factor of 4 (or about 75%). Silt screen is recommended for dredging near the seawater intake at Kowloon South Salt Water Pumping Station. The implementation of silt screen at the intake could reduce the SS level by a factor of 2.5 (or about 60%). These SS reduction factors have been adopted in the Wan Chai Development Phase II Environmental Impact Assessment Study in 2001. An illustration of a typical configuration of frame type silt curtain and silt screen at seawater intake is shown in Figure 3.9. WSD’s Contractor Construction Work Sites (Along the alignment of dredging) During Marine Construction works Practice Note for Professional Persons with regard to site drainage (ProPECC PN 1/94) and WQO EIA Ref. EM&A Ref. Recommended Mitigation Measures Who to implement the measure? Location of the measure When to implement the measure? What requirements or standards for the measure to achieve?
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SPECIFIC MITIGATION MEASURES. VTA will comply with and implement the requirements of the MMRP and perform all required environmental review for the PROJECT.
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SPECIFIC MITIGATION MEASURES. A. VTA, along with the FTA, has prepared a FEIS for the PROJECT and has proposed a MMRP which includes certain mitigation measures in the CITY. As part of the FEIS process, CITY reviewed the environmental documents and provided comments and suggestions on, and proposed revisions to, the PROJECT.
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