Environmental Guide Ports

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QUESTIONNAIRE FOR ENVIRONMENTALAPPRAISAL OF PORTS AND HARBOUR PROJECTS

1. General Infor a!"on

No!e# Details in respect of items 4-7 are to be supplied in respect of major developmental works.

1.1 Name of the Port/ arbour 1.! "lassification#

$ajor %ntermediate$inor &ishin'

1.( )ocation

)atitude

)on'itude

1.4 *uthorit+/*uthorities#

*rea under Direct control ,defined as controlled area Name of the official to whomcorrespondence ma+ be addressed.

*ttach or'ani ational chart and 'ive details of the total staff in action for da+ to da+e ecution of the work.

,Note# $ake a special mention of the 0nvironmental officers if an+ and their duties

1.2 *pproach and "harts

%s the port connected with a river/canal s+stem3 ,if +es 'ive details

0nclose a detailed la+out map for transportation s+stem for approach to and from theharbour.

Describe an+ other means of transportation includin' railwa+ s+stem with marshallin' +ardetc.

)ist of h+dro'raphic charts in use for operational purpose and an+ other charts applicable.

)ist of industries adjoinin' the harbour from which dischar'es of pollutants ma+ effect the

ecolo'+ of the harbour.

1. Please indicate minimum and ma imum water depth in#

- *djoinin' coastal waters- *pproach channel to harbour waters- %n harbour area

1.7 5ive the list of in-house publications/reports ,enclose one cop+ of each


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$. Ber!%"n&' Do()"n& an* Han*l"n& Fa("l"!"e+No!e# Details under this section are re6uired to be supplied in case of major e pansion

pro'rammes involvin' substantial additions to port s handlin' capacit+.

2.1 Berthing Facilities

8otal number and t+pes of berths/wharfs5ive complete details of dimensions water depths and major handlin' facilities on theabove berthsto'ether with the len'th and si e of the vessels which can be accommodated. 8he t+pe of car'o normall+ handled at these berths likel+ to cause pollution.

2.2 Docking facilities

Nos. and principal dimensions of

- Dr+ docks *lso describe pollution control prevention and combatin'facilities the

ks in the event of pollution ha ard.- &loatin' docks

- 9lipwa+s

- $arine workshops

!.( Seagoing Facility

- Nos. of dred'ers floatin' cranes etc.

- Nos. of tu's with their ballard capacit+ and their capacit+ with re'ard to fire fi'htin'salva'e sta'e perationsand pollution combatin' facilities.

- Nos. of 'ulla'e/'arba'e disposal bar'es with capacities

2.4 On Shore Handling Facilities

- .5ive the details of major car'o handlin' e6uipment and allied machiner+.

- Number of shore cranes ,'ive capacit+ t+pe and end use for each of the cranes

- Number of mobile cranes ,'ive capacit+ t+pe and end use for each of the cranes

- Number of tractors with trailers/loaders

2.5 Any other relevant information


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,. -are%o +"n& an* S!ora&e Fa("l"!"e+

No!e# Details under this section are re6uired for projects relatin' to warehousin' facilitiesindependentl+ or as part of a major project.

(.1 Number of warehouses with dimensions(.! Number of temporar+ sheds with dimensions(.( Number of transit sheds with dimensions (.4 Number of dan'erous car'o sheds if an+ (.2 Number and area of open spaces available for stora'e purposes (. Do :arehouses have railwa+ store s/facilities3 (.7 *re open spaces available with slidin' facilities3

/. A en"!"e+ A0a"la le

No!e# Details are re6uired for projects involvin' creation of additional facilities. owever detailson e istin' amenities must also be provided.

4.1 o!er" #lectrical

- 5ive sources of power suppl+ and fi'ures for the total ener'+ consumption in the controlledarea of the port.

- 5ive details of the ener'+ centre/electrical substation and distribution s+stems.

- 5ive projections for the ener'+ consumption in the ne t ten +ears .

4.2 o!er"$oal and oil %ased

5ive details of power 'eneration based on coal or oil and the source of suppl+ of inputs.

4.& Fresh 'ater

9ources of fresh water suppl+ - "onsumption rates ,months durin' past 2 +ears

4.4 (rans)ortation

5ive brief description of Public railwa+ Public roadwa+s ;ther modes

4.5 Ho*sing

5ive brief description and distance of housin' colonies for

- :orkers

-9upervisors

- ;fficers and $ana'ement


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4.+ ,reen Belt

-:hat is the total area of 'reen belt/ parks in the port premises 3

-:hat are the total number of trees and their avera'e hei'ht and avera'e covera'e area 3

-:hat are the ma imum number of trees which could be accommodated in the port area 3

-:hat is the total 'reen belt area within 2 miles radius of port and what is the ma imumnumber of trees which could be sustained 3

-:hat t+pe of trees are most suitable for +our vicinit+.32. Traff"( an* Car&o Han*l"n&

2.1 %mports

%ndicate fi'ures for the past five +ears and the projections for the ne t five +ears- 0dible oils- &ood stuffs- "rude oil- "hemicals ,'ive details- &ertili ers- 5eneral en'ineerin' items- ;ther items

2.! 0 ports

%ndicate fi'ures for the past five +ears and projections for the ne t five +ears- %ron ;re- &ood stuffs- 5eneral en'ineerin' items- $iscellaneous

5.& Shi))ing -ovement

Nos. and t+pes of ships loadin'/unloadin' per annum durin' past 2 +ears

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3. B n)er"n& Fa("l"!"e+' O"l Re+"* e Fa("l"!"e+ an* 4"4el"ne+

+.1 B*nkering Facilities

- 5ive details of the bunkerin' facilities at the port.

-Define and e plain the fuel car'o transportation s+stem at the port

- 5ive details of the oil pipeline connection if an+ and the e istin' oil dischar'efacilities.

- Procedures adopted in issuin' permits for bunkerin' and supervision durin' bunkerin'operations.

+.2 Facilities for ece)tion of Oily 'astes from Shi)s

,a 8+pe of facilities available in the port

- %f fi ed- >efiner+- 8ank stora'e terminal- ;il+ waste collectin' and processin' industr+- 8ank cleanin' installation- ;re terminal- ;ther ,describe

-%f mobile

No. of units "apacit+ per unit ,m? 8otal capacit+ ,m?vesselsroad tankersrail wa'onsothers,describe

&or both fi ed and mobile facilities 'ive each t+pe of oil+ waste which the facilit+ canreceive and indicate,i the ma imum receivin' rate in cubic metres ,m@ per hour,ii the ma imum continuous throu'hput in cubic metres ,m( per hour and,iii the char'es ,if an+ applicable at the time of completion of the 6uestionnaire.

,b Dirt+ Aallast :ater

- $a imum receivin' rate m(/hour

- $a imum continuous throu'hput m(/hour

- "har'es


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+.& Additional information

%,a %f the dischar'e of Cclean ballastC ,as defined in the %nternational "onvention for thePrevention of

Pollution from 9hips 1 7( is prohibited b+ national le'islation please indicate the receivin'capabilit+ of

Cclean ballastC#-$a imum receivin' rate m(/hour

-$a imum continuous throu'hput m(/hour

-"har'es

b *re there an+ restrictions in the use of the facilit+ e.'. restriction as to user ,tied facilit+ anembar'o on

contamination b+ certain chemical cleanin' a'ents restriction on t+pe ,s of oil accepted3 %f so please

specif+ these in detail.

+.4 lanned Facilities

%nformation on enlar'in' e istin' facilities or constructin' new facilities#

- *re there an+ plans to enlar'e the e istin' capacit+3 %f so please indicate.

*re there new facilities planned3 if so please 'ive the same particulars as re6uested fore istin' f acilities and indicate when these new facilities are e pected to be operational.

5. Ha6ar*o + To7"( an* Dan&ero + Ma!er"al+

5ive details of to ic and dan'erous materials handled b+ the port and their periodicit+

-"hemicals

- *cids

-5aseous

-Nuclear

- *n+ others

*lso provide details of Disaster $ana'ement Plans for spills or accidents involvin' thesematerials.

8. O"l Poll !"on an* Pe!ro(%e "(al Co 4le7e+

/.1 #stimated 0n)*ts

5ive the estimated inputs of petroleum h+drocarbons enterin' into the harbour andadjoinin' coastal waters from $arine transportation ;ffshore oil production "oastal oil


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refineries %ndustrial wastes $unicipal wastes iver run off Natural seeps *tmospheric rain out

/.2 $orrective -eas*res

:hat corrective measures/arran'ements e ist in port for oil pollution in terms of#-)imitation

-Prevention/containment

->emoval

-&inal clean-up

/.& $ontingency )lan

Do +ou have an+ contin'enc+ plan for major oil spilla'e at sea 3 %f +es 'ive details.-Number and t+pe of vessels

-$ethods/techni6ues adopted

/.4 e)orting of Accidents

ow do +ou report accidents involvin' spilla'e of oil at sea3 ,*ttach proforma if soavailable

/.5 $oordinating Agency

%s there an+ coordinatin' authorit+ for pollution abatement in the case of oil spilla'e whileladin'/unloadin' leaka'es from machiner+/tanks and ship dischar'e etc. %f so 'ive itscomposition and functions.

/.+ etro"chemical $om)l/ es

%s there a petro-chemical comple near the port. %f so 'ive

- %nputs/receipts

- ;utput/offtake

- *n+ pollution resultin' from the operation )i6uid

9olid

5aseous


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9. -a+!e D"+4o+al an* In0en!or: of U4+!rea Poll !"on So r(e+

.1 #ffl*ents

,a 0stimates of effluents dischar'ed from#

-Passen'er vessels

-$erchant shippin'- "rew- "ar'o- >ecreational boatin'- "ommercial fishin'- "rew- 5ear -

$ilitar+- ;il drillin' and platforms- "atastrophes

,b :hat 6ualit+ standards are prescribed for treated effluents for port3

,c %s an+ portion of the waste water proposed to be rec+cled.3 %f so 'ive details.

,d ow would it affect +our operations if all +our water intakes were down stream and all +our effluents were to be dischar'ed upstream of the port3

,e *re there an+ sta'nant waters in the closed basins of the harbour and dockin' area3

,f 5ive details of the flushin' arran'ements made for the sta'nant waters.

,' :hat methods are proposed to be adopted for the handlin' and disposal of slud'e fromthe treatment plants.

,h 5ive characteristics of waste waters for#

-%ndustrial dischar'es

-$unicipalit+ dischar'es-9ta'nant waters

- *djacent coastal areas


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-A;D ,Aiolo'ical ; +'en Demand-";D ,"hemical ; +'en Demand-;il and 'rease- *cidit+ total and p-Presence of heav+ metals , ' Pb "D *s and phosphates

,i :hat other specific to ic substances are bein' dischar'ed into the harbour waters.3 Please

specif+ the nature and its composition.

.2 Solid 'astes

,a :hat is the nature of solid wastes present at the port premises 3

-&lammable/non-flammable

-)umps

-5ranules

-Dust

-9lurr+

-9lud'e

-8o ic materials

-;thers

,b :hat are the 6uantities and methods adopted for the disposal of solid waste3%

-)and fill

-Dumpin'

-"ompostin'

-%ncineration

,c :hat is the amount of spilla'e from car'o handlin' operations 3

- ;n berth

-;n board

,d "an an+ portion of the solid wastes be recovered or re-utilised3 if +es 'ive details.

,e :ould disposal of solid wastes create pollution of air water or soil. %f +es please e plain.

.& Se!age (reatment

,a Provisions and state of sewa'e treatment plants,98P on board ships approachin' theharbour-area annuall+ durin' past 2 +ears.


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- &itted with 98P

- :ithout 98P

,b 5ive the total 6uantit+ of waste water dischar'ed per da+ from

-Port premises

-9hore-based industries-industrial wastes flowin' into drains nullahs rivers or direct dischar'e.

-)and ,raw or semi-raw sewa'e

-9hips ,raw sewa'e 'arba'e contaminated bil'e oil leaks from machiner+ tanks and oil+ballasts etc

-Port installations

-9ewa'e treatment plants

-;thers

,c :hat mechanisms are bein' adopted for the dischar'e of waste water at present fromdifferent sources#

- 9eparate streams

- "ombined

,d :hat is the t+pe of treatment bein' 'iven if an+ to the waste water. 5ive details and flowchart.

,e :hat is the point of final dischar'e ,to be indicated in the map

-)and/a'ricultural land

-9ewer

->iver

-)ake

-Aa+

-0stuar+

-"oastal/open sea

,f :hat would be the impact of sewa'e dischar'e upstream of port 3

.4 Air oll*tion

,a %ndicate the e istin' estimates of emissions in the port area b+ wa+ of burnin' fuel from


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- &i ed installations

- $obile vehicles

,b :hat is the nature and composition of these emissions3

- Particulates

- 9moke/'ases

-9ulphur Dio ide Nitro'en ; ides +drocarbons "arbon $ono ide and others.

,c Do +ou have an+ air pollution control s+stems at +our premises3 5ive details ,e.'. collectorsprecipitators scrubber etc.

,d :hat are the prescribed 6ualit+ standards for 'aseous emissions.

%.5 3oise oll*tion

,a :hat are the major sources and fre6uencies of noise in port premises 3

,b *re safet+ levels specified for workers in different areas of port premises bein' e ceeded 3

,c %f +es then provide details of noise miti'ation pro'ramme.

.+ #lectro"-agnetic (ransmission $onstant or 0ntermittent

*re there an+ transmissions from# ,'ive details

->adar 9tations

-$icro :ave links

.6 (hermal oll*tion

5ive details of all coolin' water dischar'es in/near port.

1;. A(("*en!+

1=.1 :hat different t+pes of accidents have occurred durin' the past 1= +ears in the port or canoccur in shippin' and harbour operations 3

,5ive the e haustive list of possible accidents like collisions fire sinkin' machine failure involvin'crane operations navi'ation and communications vessels carr+in' ha ardous to ic car'ocorrosive materials failure of power suppl+ sabota'e failure of harbour securit+ and protectionmeasures etc.

1=.! :hat major accidents have occurred so far within 2= miles of the port 3 "lassif+ them inthe followin'

two broad cate'ories#

-accidents involvin' shore based facilities


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-accidents on and/or involvin' floatin' vessels.

1=.( :hat are the preventive measures taken so far to minimise such possibilities and combatthe situation arisin' out of such accidents 3

1=.4 :hat are the corrective measures available and or'anisation thereof 3 0 plain.

1=.2 :hat has been the impact of accidents on the workers and the environment in thecontrolled area 3

1=. :hat has been the impact of such accidents on the coastal population in the adjoinin'areas 3

11. F"reepairs9anitation/sewa'e

1!.4 :hat is +our maintenance dred'in' load


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-per annum

-monthl+ ,show variations

1!.2 :hat dred'in' e6uipment is used for this purpose b+

-Dred'in' "orporation of %ndia

-Bour own or'anisation

- *n+ other private dred'in' firm

1!. Please state the area of ve'etative cover/a'ricultural land bein' affected b+ the proposedharbour/port development.

1!.7 Please state the area to be reclaimed for port activities.1!.E :hat are the major assets of the area

- "ommercial- %ndustrial- *'ricultural- 0ner'+ 'eneration centres- 9cientific institutions- "ultural such as historical monuments-9cenic places of tourist importance- >ecreation etc. ,5ive details and refer to the map alread+ asked for.

1!. Do +ou see an+ interlinka'es with the on-'oin' port/harbour development activities with thefollowin'#

- "han'e in mi'ration pattern of the coastal population- Nucleation of population- Nucleation of facilities/services and institutional development- 9ocial chan'e life st+le health education etc- 0mplo+ment pattern- >e'ional econom+

,Please e plain and 'ive ade6uate data to support it

1(. En0"ron en!al an* B"olo&"(al Para e!er+

1&.1 #nvironmental

5ive the current fi'ures for the followin'#

,a $onthl+ 8emperatures

- *mbient *ir 8emperature ,normal and e tremes


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- $ean value for harbour waters- $ean value for adjoinin' coastal waters

,h $onthl+ rainfall

- *vera'e annual

- *vera'e monthl+

,j &o'

- Durin' which months

- ;ccurrence in hours

- Percenta'e fre6uenc+

,k 5ive the fre6uenc+ and intensit+ of c+clones e perienced so far.

,% 8idal %nformation

-8idal currents with directions at

-&lood

-0bb

,m 9ediment 8ransport

-Pattern of littoral drift of sedimentar+ materials-9ilt deposition at the mouth of estuaries-Natural patterns of erosion and deposition-9easonal chan'es of silt movement due to influ of fresh water-for %nflow waters-;utflow waters

-9hore and beach profile and its en'ineerin' features-Properties of the shore and bed materials-Areaker ones ,if an+ and their t+pes 9pillin' Plun'in' 9ur'in'-Areaker hei'hts and their location at different tidal levels-:ave refraction/ diffraction durin' different seasons due to breaker ones in the adjoinin'area.

,n 9eismic characteristics of the re'ion.

,o &resh water influ

-&resh water sources in the re'ion


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-)ocal currents due to influ of fresh water

1&.2 Biological )arameters

,a 5ive the e istin' estimates and monthl+ variations for the followin'#

- $icorbiolo'ical population

- Patho'enic bacteria

- Plankton distribution

- &ish spawnin' 'rounds in the adjoinin' waters

- "ommercial fisheries potential

- Fe'etation includin' inter tidal

- &lora and fauna in the marine and estuarine environment

,b %nfectious water carried diseases

:hat is the incidence of followin' diseases amon' the port work force andnei'hbourhood3

-5astro-enteritis

-Aronchial/asthamatic

-9kin rashes

-0+e trouble

- *n+ other abnormalit+

:hat is the 6uantit+ level of ' in local fisheries3

- *vera'e

-$inimum

-$a imum

as taintin' of sea floods ever been reported in or around the port3

1/. Poll !"on Con!rol +e!< 4

14.1 5ive details of pollution control set up presentl+ in operation.


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