.'" <>.^ NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ,Unit 3 1 0 Jollbee Plaza Building NORTH WIND Q ^L d Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center, Metro Manila POWER Tel. Nos.: (++63 2) 638-9090 > 91E965 Fax No.: (++63 2) 638-9089 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Vol. 2 Ref: NW-120/00749/NJ/mcr 7 May 2004 MS. SELINA SHiUM THE WORLD BANK World Bank Office Manila 23 rd Floor Taipan Place Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center Attention: MR. JOE TUYOR Subject: NORTHIWIND BANGUI BAY PROJECT - PHASE I Environmental Assessment for Bangui Bay Wind Farm Project Dear Sir/Madam: Reference is made to letter dated March 31, 2004 and mail dated Apnrl 8, 2004. Please find the following documents and information for your assessment. APPENDIXES: 1. TEE for the Transmission Line/Substation EIA for the Transmission Line/Substation ECC for the Transmission Line/Substation 2. fEE for the Wind Farm ETA for the Wind Farm ECC for the Wind Farm 3. Details of the Construction/Installation of Wind Turbines General layout of wind turbines and underground cabling - Bored Pile Detail - Foundation Plan and Reinforcing Bar Arrangement - Cable Trench Layout - Wind Turbine Location Plan - Underground Cabling AM Al 4. Details of the 69kV line following the existing 13.8kV line | Drawing - Perspective of Proposed 69kV TI with 13.8kV underbuilt line - Cross Section View of Proposed 69kV T/L with existing 13.8kV underbuilt line Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized
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.'" <>.^ NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,Unit 3 1 0 Jollbee Plaza Building
NORTH WIND Q ^L d Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center, Metro ManilaPOWER Tel. Nos.: (++63 2) 638-9090 > 91E965Fax No.: (++63 2) 638-9089
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Vol. 2
Ref: NW-120/00749/NJ/mcr
7 May 2004
MS. SELINA SHiUMTHE WORLD BANKWorld Bank Office Manila23 rd Floor Taipan PlaceEmerald Avenue,Ortigas Center
Attention: MR. JOE TUYOR
Subject: NORTHIWIND BANGUI BAY PROJECT - PHASE IEnvironmental Assessment for Bangui Bay WindFarm Project
Dear Sir/Madam:
Reference is made to letter dated March 31, 2004 and mail dated Apnrl 8, 2004.
Please find the following documents and information for your assessment.
APPENDIXES:
1. TEE for the Transmission Line/SubstationEIA for the Transmission Line/SubstationECC for the Transmission Line/Substation
2. fEE for the Wind FarmETA for the Wind FarmECC for the Wind Farm
3. Details of the Construction/Installation of Wind TurbinesGeneral layout of wind turbines and underground cabling
- Bored Pile Detail- Foundation Plan and Reinforcing Bar Arrangement- Cable Trench Layout- Wind Turbine Location Plan- Underground Cabling
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4. Details of the 69kV line following the existing 13.8kV line |Drawing- Perspective of Proposed 69kV TI with 13.8kV underbuilt line- Cross Section View of Proposed 69kV T/L with existing 13.8kV
underbuilt line
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5. Baseline characterization of the inter-tidal and marine eco-system.To follow
6. NCIP field-based investigation/certification on project siteTo follow
INFORMATION:
Reference is made to your request on additional information.
1. Summary on why Bangui Bay was selected as the project site* The area was identified as a potential wind site and wind measurements by
National Power Corporation (NPC) over a period of several years hadconfirmed the viability of the project.
* Local cooperative has a rating of A+* Shoreline is facing North from where the prevailing wind is coming from* The site is government land, NorthWind has preference to lease agreement
rather than land acquisition* No relocation of residents* No tree cutting* No corals within or along the shoreline* The site is black core sandy beach* No infrastructure such as road construction needed* Strong local support on the project
2. Documentation in consultation meetings conductedReference is made to lEE for the wind farm
3. Basic description on the construction of the wind turbines, foundations andunderground cabling.
Reference is made to appendix 3 which details:* Site layout* Foundation details* Underground cabling details
Each turbine will be installed on a 1 7m hexagonal pos-tensioned concretefoundation (pile cap), the loads induced by the wind turbines will be transduced tothe ground through 8 bored piles reaching hard strada i.e. 10 to 17m deep.
The piles are drilled into the ground and the pile cap is attached to the piles byreinforcement bars/concrete as detailed in the drawing.
The insertion tower is embedded in the pile cap through reinforcementbars/concrete and the top will be elevated approximately 1.5m above ground.
The total volume of excavation is 12,500m 3/tower most of which will be used asback fill while excess soil will be disposed to areas designated by DENR.
Tower sections, nacelle, rotor and blades will all be delivered to site via LCT's.
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The erection of each turbine is performed in four (4) steps, button tower section,top tower section, nacelle and rotor including of blades. The erection is done with a450T crawler crane.
The electrical infrastructure i.e. underground cables will be located as showing inattached drawing. All excavated soil will be used as compacted backfill.
The contract with the EPC contractor requires the contractor to meet all Philippinesenvironrmental requirements and regulations including requirements specified inthe ECC as well as such requirements imposed by DENR and or other nationalagencies.
The environmental monitoring during construction will be performed by DENR.
4. Operation of Wind Turbines
Service and maintenance of modem wind turbines are very minimal. Two (2)scheduled service shutdowns per year is the only requirement.
During a service shutdown, the various safety and shutdown function are checked,in addition a gear box oil analysis is performed and a number of bearings are beinggreased.
The turbines are sealed to the surroundings and internally all equipment containingoil are provided with fail-safe containment which will guide and contain any spillsintemally.
5. Installation of 50km 69kV line overbuild to existing 13.8kV line of INEC
Reference is made to appendix 4 and detailed design from lEE appendix Idetailing the design and construction.
The applicable standards for the line are:
National Standards:
* Philippine Electrical Code part 1 and 2* National Transmission Corporation
International Standards
* ANSI/IEEE American national Standards Institute* ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials* fEC Intemational Electrotechnical Commission* CEA Canadian Electrical Association* ISO Intemational Standards Organization
The existing INEC right-of-way will cover the entire new 69kV line.
Aside from the sub station area which already acquired by NorthWind, no otheradditional acquisition is required.
As the new 69kV line is overbuild to the existing 13.8kV line, no displacement,demolition, clearing of obstruction will take place.
In the event of any possible demolition, relocation, clearing or damage toproperties, NorthWind will abide with the DENR requirement stipulated in theECC i.e. affected landowners and residents shall be properly compensated and/orrelocated in accordance with Transco relocation and compensation policies andguidelines.
6. Consultation and social acceptability process
Reference is made to attached barangay resolutions attached in TEE appendix 1.
No issues or concems have been raised during consultation meetings or succeedingmeetings with local official.
Best regards,
Niels caobsenPresdent & CEO
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ANNEX 1
TEE for the Transmission Line/SubstationEIA for the Transmission Line/Substation
ECC for the Transmission Line/Substation
INITLAL ENVIRONMENTALEXAMINATION CHECKLIST
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NorthWind BanguiBay Project Phase I
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30 MVA Substation
69 KV "Overbuild"-~ n -^ -Transmission Line
Initial EnvironmentalExamination
Checklist
February 2004
,LS Northwind Power Development CorporationUnit 310 Jollibee Plaza Bldg.Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center,
1600, Metro Manila
INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION (IEE)
CHECKLIST REPORT FOR THE
60 MW NORTHWIND POWER PROJECT
A. GENERAL INFORNIATION
Project Name NorthWind Bangui Bay Project - Pltase ISubstation and Transmission Line
Project Location Bangui stretching down to Laoag, l1ocos Norte
Name of Proponent NorthWind Power Development CorporationAtty. Ferdinand A. DumlaoChairman, Board of Directors
Address Unit 310 Jollibee Plaza Building,Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center,Pasig City
Telephone No. 02 638 9090/91
Fax No. 02 638 9089
1. Project Ownership
=__ Single Proprietorslhip
Partnership or Joint Venture
_ Corporation
Cooperative
Other, specify
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2. Project Cost
2.1 Total Project Cost US$ 3.4 Million2.2 Mode of Project Financing
Self Financed (Development Phase)
Bank Loan
Government Financing
Others (Foreign Financing, Implementation Phase)
3. Project Objective
3.1 To transmit generated power by the 25.5MW Wind Farm to the local cooperativeINEC at Laoag substation
To reinforce the Northern Paft of Ilocos Norte's transmission system and therebyeradicate poor power electrical quality.
3.2 Effects to the Community
* No displacement of residence.* No temporary infrastructure such as access roads etc.* No impact on wild life and marine life.• No impact on existing source of livelihood i.e. fishing and pebble picking
3.3 Benefits to Local Community
* PHP.01/lkwh benefits to the host communities.* Eradication of Grid Quality (Voltage Problems).* Tourism.* Attraction of Industries.* Increased economic growth/electricity demand.
3.4 Social Benefits
* Increase in job opportuwities.* Local business from tourism.
NorthWind Bangui Bay Project - Phase I has been targeted as a priority on Newand Renewable Projects in the Philippines which will pave the way for additionalwind power projects which will ultimately reduce oil and fossil fueled energyproduction and further diversify the country's energy mix.
The Project would not only be the first of its kind in the Plilippines, in fact it willbe the first in the whole ASEAN.
World Bank through its PCF (Prototype Carbon Fumd) has entered into anagreement with NorthWid on the purchase of Carbon Credits. World Bankbelieves that NorthWind's emission reduction will be the first Carbon Credittrading from ASEAN Countries and entry of NorthWind will pave the way foradditional carbon trading from the Philippines. Signing of the Emission ReductionPurchase Agreement (ERPA) is targeted for June this year.
3.7 Future Industries
All infrastructures in Ilocos Norte are in place except for electrical quality in orderto attract and build up industries.
Numerous potential foreign and domestic investors have turned down possibleinvestment due to low electrical quality. Ilocos Norte being at the very end of thegrid needs power generation local as well as upgraded transmission system toovercome the problem. To emphasize, San Miguel Corporation had purchased atract of land in Pasuquin 25Kms from Bangui to build a bottling plant for th-eir PopCola brand and use the complex as a distribution hub for Northern Luzon. They arestipulating that something should be done regarding voltage levels.
The entry of NorthWind's Wind Power Project will once and for all eradicate theproblem and at the same time provide:
Competitive Power Production* In a clean and environmental friendly way* Which will attract tounrsm and industry* Without any displacement or disturbance for local residents
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B. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1. Project Components
1.1 1 x 3OMVA, 69KV/13.8KV, 3PH, 60Hz outdoor substation1.2 Approximately 57km 69KV transmission line, overbuild to existing 13.8KV
transmission line of INEC.1 .3 Approximately 300112 admin/control and warelhouse within substation site.
2. Land Ownership and Status of Land Ownership
2.1 4,432 m2 located at Suyo, Barangay Baruyen, Bangui, Ilocos Norte
UTM 84 Luzon DatumNorthing 255730Easting 2050080
has been acquired by NorthWind, documentation attached hereto.
2.2 Approximately 57 kin. 69KV transmission line will be overbuilt to the existing13.8KV transmission line utilizing INEC's existing right of way. Document attaclhedhereto.
3. How do you describe the general location of the project? (Vicinity Map)
| | I:Developed Area (within a built-up area with presence of utilitysystems or network, especially water supply, roads and powersupply)Foreshore Land, Underdeveloped Area (relatively far from the urbancenter withl predominant absence of utility system)
4. Project Specifications (Design and Layout)
4.1 Substation Area
Item Speciflcation Unit
Rated Output 30 MVARated Voltage 13.8/69 KVRated Frequency 60 HzMedium Voltage Switchgear 15 KV
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Electrical Monitorin E iii ment NA LotProtection Eqtuipment _ NA_ Lot_ _Power Line Carrier NA __Lot
Area of Control Center 300 sq. m.Total Project Area Covered 4,432 sq. m.
Power generated from the wind turbines are delivered througlh underground cables to thesubstation. From the substation, the power (voltage) is transformed firom medium tensionvoltage 13.8KV to hiigh tension voltage 69KV suitable for direct connection to the 69KVoverhead transmission line.
A 300m2 switchgear, storage and control center including office shall contain switchgear,SCADA (Supervision Control and Data Acquisition), power line carrier and officefacilities for safe operation of wind turbine farm, substation and transmission line.
The substation will be built fully in accordance witli the Philippine Grid Code, PhilippineElectrical Code and International recognized standard such as ANSI/IEEE (AmericanNational Standards Institute), ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), IEC(International Electrotechnical Commissioning), ISO (International StandardsOrg,anization).
4.2 Transmission Linte
Item Specification Unit
Nominal Voltage 69 KVStuctitre (Concrete/Steel Poles) 65/80 feetPost Insulators 69- KV Post/SuspensionConductor 795 MCM ACSRExisting Transmnission Line 13.8 KV(to be underbuild) _ _l__ _Pole Class 2 Class
_ ____ I _ _ _ I ____
The transmission line will follow the existing 13.8 transmission line of INEC (IlocosNorte Electric Cooperative) starting uomr NorthWind Powers sabstatian locate&at Suya,Bangui, Ilocos Norte ending at Transco substation located North of Laoag, Ilocos Norte.The whole line is 57k-rn and the number of poles is 622 pcs excluding of stud poles.
The line will be constructed in between the existing 13.8KV line which will then betransferred to the new concrete poles througfh cross arms and insulators.
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In this manner, the new upgraded line will not need additional right of way nor will it needtree cutting or relocation of existing stTuctuires.
5. Land Use Classification
5.1 Substationt Area
Land Use Total Area occupied by Total Area within thethe substation project boundary
Land Use Total Area occupied by Total Area within thel___________________ the transmission project boundary
Agricultural l /Industrial 0 0Commercial _
Residential I ITourism 0 0Forest Land 0 0Open Spaces IInstitutional 0 0Others, please specify .i(wasteland, grassland,slirtibland, foreshore)
Total Length 57 km. 57 km.
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The new transmissioni line is following the same route as the existing 13.8 KV line. Thetotal length is approximately 57km. transversing various land use classification asdescribed above.
The riglht of way by INEC is 10 feet on botlh sides of the line.
6. Barangays where the substation will be installed:
The proposed 69KV transmission line will follow the existing 13.8KV transmission line ofINEC. The existing 13.8KV transmission line will be underbuild to the new 69KV lineonce the 69KV pole structures are erected.
7. Manpower Employment (listing of manpower requirements)
Htow many people will be employed by the project?
80/80 - Wind Power ProjectDuring the pre-constrmction/construction period 20/60 - Transmission Line &
SubstationDuring the operation and maintenance period 62 - NorthWind Bangui
Bay Wind Project
8. Construction Schedule (Gantt Chart)See attached Gantt Chart
C. DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING ENVIRONMENT
I. Physical Environment
Components/Parameters Y N RemarksWhat is the elevation of the area(masl)?
<100 masl if
100-300 masl f
300-500 masl i
500-1,000 masl /t 1,500 masl i
Slope and topography of the areaIs the terrain flat or level (0-3% slope)? fGently sloping or undulating (3-8%slope)?
Undulating to rolling (8-18% slope)? iRolling to moderately steep (18-30% iOslope)?
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Steeply sloping (30-50'% slope)? /Very steep to mountainous (>50% /slope)?
What is the general geology of thie Mixed area - See 5.2area?Are there indications of landsliding inthe area?
If yes, causes of flooding or landslides:n/aExposed slopesSlide prone steepSlopesOthers
Low lying areaPoor drainageOthers
Are there occurrences of flooding Some transmission linedownstream of the site? (/) Pole structures are located in nrce
fieldsSoil type of the area:Does the area have sandy soil?
Clayey soil? MixedSandy loam soil?
Is there any indication of excessive soilerosion occurring in the area?If yes, what type of erosion:> Natural> Man-made (specify sources of NA
erosion such as kaingin, logging,etc.)
Generally categorize rate of erosionbased on observation: NAr Slight> Moderate1 Sever
Does the area traverse part ofthe NA Overhead transmission fine ondrainage of a river system (s)? concrete polesWhat river system (s} or water bodies NAare affected by the site?Please enumerate them under Remarks.[tlhese must be indicated or shown in NAthe topographic inap/
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Are there natlral drainageways/creeksalong the area that drain towards NAcommunities downstream?Is the area frequently visited by Typhoons are coming from Southtyphoons? / East and is weakened by the
._______________________________ m ountain areaWhen was the last typhoon whiclh July 22, 2003visited the area? Typhoon HarurotAverage number of typhoons per year:
1999 = 4 Based on PAGASA records1998 = 21997=1 I1996 = 11995 = 2
Is there a record of tornadoes/twisterswhich occurred in the area?What is the nearest earthqtuake, faultzone or volcano, etc. in the area? West Ilocos Fault System
VIdentify the name of the zone: Approximately 2km. West
Distance: See Annex 9Had there any incidents such as V The transmission line andlightning strikes at or near the site? substation is equipped with
Ilightning arrestors
What are the present uses of the water bodies being drained/affected by the project site?
E N Use Remarks
I Bathing NA
I Fishing NAI Pebble picking at Brgy. Baruyen only NA
I Washing NA
____ / Source of drinking NA
I Irrigation NA
1. Biological Environment
Components/Parameters Y N RemarksAre there existing tress and other types The 69KV transmission line will beof vegetation in the project area? V "overbuild" to the existing 13.8KV
l line. As stclh it will not require tree
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If yes, indicate the forest cuttillg or tnmining.type/vegetation.Are there birds and other forms of The transmission line will serve aswildlife found in the area? resting area for birds.Are there fishery resources in the water NAbodies found near or in the project .area?Is the area in a waterslied or forestreservation area?
/If near only, how near? n/a (m orkm)-_If across, indicate name of thewatershed or forest reservation area. /
If answer is yes to any of the above questions, please list down these species (common or localname) in the table provided below.
Birds and Other Wildlife Trees and other Fishery Resources[ . Im~~~~~~~portant Veetationl
NA NA NA
What are the existing forest resources in the proj'ect area that are important to the community?
Components/Parameters Y N Total Number1. Are there existing settlements in the project The transmission line isarea'? stretching firom Suyo,
I I I I Bangui to Laoag__________________________________________________ |substation
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If yes, hiow many househiolds or families? The transmission line islhow many are legitimate land owners? transversing all typicalhow many are tenants? areas in Ilocos Nortehow many are caretakers?how many are squatters?
2. What is the total population of the The transmission line isbarangay (s) covered by the project? transversing all typical
___ _ __ areas in Ilocos NorteAverage family size The transmission line is
transversing all typicalareas in Ilocos Norte
How many of the houses are made of concrete?
Made of wood?Made of concrete
and wood?
Made of brick?
Made of adobe?The transmission line is
What are the sources of livelihood? transversing all typicalareas in Ilocos Norte
Hi-gh School Level?I) Bangui Nat'l High School2) Banguii Schiool of Fisheries
WhAat are the dialects spoken in the area? NA NATagalogCebtianoIlonggoIlocanoChabacanoOther please specify
Are there ancestral lands or indigenous peoplecommunities in the area?Indicate Group:
What are the leading illnesses in the area?
IllnesslDisease Cause (s) % of the Rate [enclose withPopulation 0 if decreasing]
I. URTI NA .2. Wounds NA . _l
3. HPN NA l4. Diarrhea NA5. Dermnatitis NA6. SVI NA7. Osteoarthritis NA8. Pneumonia NA9. Cystic mass NA10. UTI NA
Are there other local organization in the area? / Y N
If yes, please list down these organized groups e.g. associations, cooperatives, etc. below:
1.
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Are there other social infrastructures in the 3 Y Nbarangay?
If yes, what are these social infrastrmctures? (Please check)
v Schools / Health Centers/Clinics_,' Roads i Communications(radio, TV, mail, newspaper)
^/ Police Station/Outpost , Community Center
_, Hospitals Transportation
Churclhes/Cl apels , Others(basketball court, water supply system)
[D. IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION
Pre-ConstructionlConstruction PeriodProject Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Description Mitigation/Physical Environment Enhancement
MeasuresWill there be land clearing? The new line willIf yes, what is the total area to be follow the existingcleared? lineArea to be cleared: NoneWill there be stockpiling of soil, No impactsand and gravel materials in the Iproject area? ___Will there be drillings, No impacthanmering, boring activities?Will there be earthmoving Minimal excavationactivities e.g. excavation works, works for thecut and fill, etc.? If yes, how electrical polesdeep is the excavation and hIow emuch is the estimated volume of No Impactcut and fill?Ave. deptlh of excavation: Approx. 2.5-3 m.Estimated volume of cut and fill /
Will there be any slope Substation will be Sprinkling of watermodifications or ground leveling I leveled to minimize dustto be done _
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Will temporary quarters or Minim-al impact due Coordination withbarracks and a field office be to domestic waste LGU re: disposalprovided for constructionworkers in the project site?Will there be topsoil removal and / No impactreplacement? If yes, how muchof the removed topsoil will bereplaced?Z I Enitire volume
Partial only
If partial only, where will the rest NAof the topsoil go?If no, what will happen to the NA NAexcavated topsoil?Will there be demolition of I No impactexisting structures? If yes, whattypes of structures will bedemolished?
Type of structures: n/aAre you constructing an access No impactroad going to the site? If yes,what type of access road?
Cz All weathier road
Concrete
z Asphalt
Lengtlh (in)
Width (m) . ._.
Pre-Construction/Construction Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Description Mitigation/Biological Environment Enhancement
______________________________ lM easures1. Will there be vegetation No Impactclearing?
2. Will trees be affected (e.g. No Impactclea ? , , , N. I,pact _ of2-.
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cut down or removed) duringthe clearing? If yes, howlmany and wrhat are thiesespecies of trees?
of trees
species of trees:
3. Will the project encroach into No impact.precious ecological areas (e.g.forested zones, watershed areas)?4. Will clearing activities affect No impact.any rare, threatened orendangered plant and anitmalspecies? __ _ _i_.
[ Pre-Construction/Construction Period
g Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact MitigationlSocio-Cultural Environment Description Enhancement
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e a su re s1. Will there be settlements to , No Impact
be affected? If yes, howmany households will beaffected?
Total no. offamifies/hlousefiolds:none2. Will the preject provide NA NA
3. Will there be locals to be Positive impact It is the Contractor'shired during the construction? policy to prioritize local
I________________________ ___iirinig
4. Are there existing public trails No impactor routes (regularly used) thattraverse the property? l l_l_ l
5. Will the public or local Substation areaI community still have access to is privatethe property in terms of / property witlh nopassing through or entering it I access to ptublic.lto reach their lhouse or j 1 1 D
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residence? Transmissionline ispublic/privatefand with access
___ _ _ _ to public6. Will there be increase in Positive impact Increase in economic
economic activity in the area activities will be due toor rise in associated projects? local hiring, local
purchase of goods andservices and generationof small scale business
7. Will the project cause an Limited increase Coordination with LGUincrease in traffic or disrupt in traffic due to in connection with thetraffic in major routes due to / transportation of arrival of equipmententry or exit of construction equipmentequipment?
8. Are there prevailing peace / No impactand order problems in the sitewhich can affect the project?
9. Will the project destroy/ No impactimpose hazards tohistorical/ctultural instniments?
Operation and Maintenance Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation/Physical Environment Description Enhancement
Measures1. Will the project create a No Impactsignificant decrease in theaesthetic value of the area?2. Are there areas prone to No available data Substation andliglhtninig strikes? on lightning transmission line are
equipped with lighitningarrestors
3. Does the project have No Impactsignificant noise emissions .N
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Operation and Maintenance Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation/Biological Environment Description Enhancement
Measures1. Does the design take into No Impactaccount hazards to wildlife2. Does the design take into V No lInpactaccount possible blockade ofwildlife passageways? _
Operation and Maintenance Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation/Socio-Cultural Environment Description Enhancement Measures1. Will the project create No Impact
interference with otherutilities?
Utilities:
2. Will the project create a No Impactsignificant increase in theexisting population in the area?3. Will the prevailing land value No Impactin the area increase with theproject?4. Does the design take into No Impactaccount hazards to humans dueto accidental failure ofsubstation/transmission linie5. Is there a team formed for the Minimal Impact INEC, the local utilitiesproper responsibilities in will service therepairing damaged poles/towers transmission line.resulting from natural(typhoons, earthquakes) or man- INEC has the fullmade calamities? capability to such task6. Will there be an increase in Positive impact. The transmission lineeconomic activity or rise in will improve theassociated projects? electrical infrastructure
and attract investments.
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PROPONENTS CONIMITMENTS AnswerYes No
Are you committing yourself to...I. Comply with existing environmental rules and
regulations, guidelines and criteria?2. Comply with all mitigation and enhancement measures
that have been identified in the report?3. Abide and conform to the prescribed rules an
specifications for power transmission lines as contained inthe Electrical Code of the Philippines?
4. Construct, operate ad maintain well-designed transmission ,
line and substation?5. Establish adequate buffer zones from the project area?
6. Comply with all stipulations indicated in any agreementforged with private or public authorities?
7. Report to proper government authorities any illegal forestactivities that may be present or happening in the projectarea?
8. Immediately replace/rehabilitatelrepair damaged /structures/lines resulting from nalural or man-madecalamities?
9. Organize and conduct information, education and _communication (IEC) activities on safely and potentialhazards of the project?
10. Properly brief or orient the proponent's staff about theECC conditions, commitments and agreements madeabout the project?
I1. Others, please specify
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E. LIST OF ANNEXES
Title or Description Put a check (v) mark
1. Location Map
Photocopy of TCT/OCT/CLT, etc. (S/Sonly)
2. Transmission Line Location Plan /
3. Pole Design and Layout /
4. Control and Storage Building LayoutSubstation and switchyard layout
5. Listing of Manpower Requirements
6. GANTT Chart (Schedule of Activities)
7. Photocopies of Agreements/Right-of-Way Grants
8. Geological Fault Map I
9.List of Trees and other Important NAVegetation
10. Noise Emission Impact Assessment NA11. Clearance from Office of Cultural NA
12. PAWB Clearance (if traversing a NAProtected Area)
13. Endorsement of the Municipal or CityProvincial Council
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ACCOUNTABILITY STATEMENT
This is to certify that all the information and commitmnents in the Initial Environmental
Examination (IEE) Checklist are true, accurate and complete. Should we learn of any information
to the attention of the appropriate DENR Regional Office.
We hereby bind ourselves jointly and solidarily to any penalty that may be imposed
arising from any misinterpretation or failure to state material information in this IEE Checklist.
In witness whereof, we hereby set our hands this day of
, 2000 at
ATTY.FERDINAND A. DUMLAOChairnman, Board of Directors
North Wind Powver Development Corporation2
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ACKNOWLEDG EIENT
BEFORE ME, this day of , 2000 at
_ personally appeared with Community Tax Certificate No.
issued oll at the
in lhis capacity as
And acknowledged to me that this TEE is his/ler voltuntary act and deed, of the entity lie/slie
represents. This document, whichi consists of pages, including the page on
which acknowledgement is written is an Initial Environment Examination (IEE) Checklist.
Witness my lhand and seal on the place and date above written.
Notarv PublicUntilPTR No.Issued atOn
Doc. No.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
This Contract to Buy and Sell is macfe, executed and entei-ed into by andbetween:
We, Spouses FELIZARDO GACES and ELENA B. GACES, both of legal age,Filipino citizens, and residents of Barangay Utol, Bangui, Ilocos Norte, hereilnafterreferred to as the "SELLERS";
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NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (NWPDC), adomestic corporation duly organized and existing under Philippine laws, with officeaddress at Unit 310, Jollibee Plaza, Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City,represented herein by its Chairman of the Board of Directors and Treasurer, Atty.Ferdinand A. Dumlao, duly authorized to sign this document, hereinafter referred to asthe "BUYER";
WITNESSETH;
That the SELLERS are the absolute owners in fee simple of parcel of [and,<2_--cated at Barangay Baruyen, Municipality of Bangui, Province of llocos Norte with an
rea of Sixteen Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Six Square Meters (16,386 sq. m.),ore particularly described and covered by the Original Certificate of Title No. P-55671& A / issued by the Registry of Deeds for the Province of llocos Norte;
That the SELLERS offers to sell and the BUYER agrees to buy a portion of theafore-mentioned and above-described property limited to an area of Four ThousandFour Hundred Thirty Two Square Meters (4,432 sq. m.) as earlier identified and agreedby the parties herein, at a net amount of Sixty Pesos per Square Meter (PhP60.00/sq.-m.) or a total amount of Two Hundred Sixty Five Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty Pesos(PhP265,920.000):
That the parties herein further agree on the following terms and conditions;
1. That the BUYER will shoulder the cost of surveying and subdivision,capital gains tax, transfer fees, titling, documentation and other
N miscellaneous expenses;
2. That the BUYER hereby makes a downpayment of One HundredThousand Pesos (PhP100,000.00) in cash handed unto the SELLERSand the SELLERS hereby acknowledge receipt thereof to theirsatisfaction;
That the SELLERS allow the BUYER to conduct a partition andsubdivision survey over the property subject matter to this contract;
. ~~~~~~~~4That, as soon as the survey is finalized to the satisfaction of bothparties, the BUYER will pay the balance of One Hundred Sixty FiveThousand Nine Hundred Twenty (PhP165,920.00) on or before January30, 2003, and simultaneously, the parties agree to execute thecorresponding Deed of Sale and Partition of the subject property;
5. That after all documents that are needed for the consummation of theDeed of Sale and Partition, failure on the part of the BUYER to pay theSELLERS, on or before January 30, 2003, the balance of One HundredSixty Five Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty (PhP165,920.00), theSELLERS will have the right to forfeit the BUYER's downpayment.
IN WITNESS WH-IEREOF, the par-ties lhereto lhave arlix their sigilatules tllisday of December 2002.
NORTI-IWIND'POWER DEVELOPMENT CORP.F0RI CES (BUYER)
(SELLER)By -
ELENA B. GACES ATTY. FERDINAND A. DUMLAO(SELLER)
SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF:
ACI OWLEbGMENT
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)PROVINCE OF ILOCOS NORTE ) S.S.
BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for the Province of Ilocos Norte, tlis day ofDecember 2002, personally appeared:
CTC NO. ISSUED AT/ON
FELIZARDO GACES
ELENA B. GACES
ATTY. FERDINAND A. DUMLAO
all known to me and to me known to be the same persons who executed the foregoingContract to Buy and Sell, consisting of two pages, including this page on which theacknowledgement is written and acknowledged the same to be their voluntary act anddeed.
WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL on the date and place first abovewritten.
NOTARY PUBLIC
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TO ALL WVI 1om TilESE PRESEN ITS SI IALI, COMrE, GREETINGS:
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; A cts Nos. 782 and 3S72, Chlapter Vll of Commnwoaealth Act No. 141 as aiiendced, anrd RadXesZ64!0 d?40Wax 22; Mis 11e rel ygranit edi h7isFre e P a Ie IItfo r I h lan si uie il sE:i ,_ I- 'a ijd' R.1.;.F.(.n....... .................... Li ^.M ... o9, ix;!1rthetll ani area of ..... l.i. .. .86 . .sqan.. ore particu.larly bou.nded and described par.ic...arly.bounded.a..d.describedat the back hereof subject, hiowve er, to the provisions ofSections 118 ivwiich provide, among others, tlat except infavor of the Government or any of its branches, units, or instittions, the land hereby acquired shiall be inialien-able and sihall not be sutbject to encmibrancefor a period off ive 05 yearsftrom date of this patelit. 119. 121 asamended by P.D. No: 763, 122 and 124 of Conimuonivealti Act No. 141, as aniemided, and P.D. No. 1198;to all- public easenrents and servittudes prescribed in -Sections 109, 110, 111, 112' as amended byP.D. No.: 1361; 113 and 114 of Commnouiivealthi Act No. 141. as aneided;- cd, id lo, the righlt of govern,lerit toadniniister and protect the timber fouiid thereoon for a term offive (5) years froil ilte (late of issuanice of thepatent. provided -however, that t1he grantee or his heirs niay cIlt and utilize such timiiber as maybe needed fr hisor theirpersonial use.'.-
MAY 2 9 1987'IYiiness my hand and the seal of ithe Republi of the Philippines this ............ a of..................................
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Containina an area of CNE THOUSMZCDWaE HUNDREID 'ID THIRTY NIN1, 139) SQUARE METERS L* ';;
All points are marl:?d thn the eroijn'd by_ P. ' Cyl.oic. Mowl.Bounded on the SE., slonn linle I-z by LW; 21125, Cad-734-D;on the SVI., along line 2-3 by 'Lot-'2113, Cad-7?4-D; alona line 3-4 ,i by Lot 21151,CaQI-734-D; or, the NW., i1onf line 4-5 by:Lot 21127,Cad-734-D; and on Ithe NE., aLong line Iby -LOl '1128, Cad-734-D.
Lot lNo. 21L 141 lCad-734-D| eginning at a point mnarlced "I". of. Lot l'lo. 21.111, Cad-734-), gbeingl S. 81-59 I. d8315.26 In. frorn BL3lvl No. 1, Cad-734-D; thenlce
. 85-33 W. ,80.93 1!. to point 2; N. 11-08 E.,5B. 45 in. to point th.-. ~. 20-11 E.450.25 mi. to poiint 4; S. 74-34 E.,66.00 In. to point 5; >S. 13-tO W.192.67 Pi. to poirt 1, proint of beoinnirnn.Containijno an area of FIFTEEN TH-OUSAN1'D TWO 1IUiHIDRELD AND FOR'ln
SEVEN (15,247) S iUALRE tvIETIEIlS.All points are marked oil the ground by l'.S. !.yl.Coilc. IMons.Dounded on tlhe SW., aloni line 1-2 by LoL 21.1.2, Cad-734-1);
on the NWl., alonio line 2-3 by Lot 21129, Cad-771.1-D; alono li -_ne3-4 by Lot 21219, Cad-73,4-D; on the NE.,along] lihle 4-5 by Lot21546, Cad-734-D; and on the SE., alono line 5-1 ly Lot 21211,3, C;; lO; 7,34 - D . -pearings Grid.
These lots were surveyed in accordailce wilth I.j\v aid 0,;icLii inneoulations promulgated thlereunder, by Pedro 4A. Vji.J Labroza,Cacdas-tral Land Surveyor, on Jaonuary 11 I: o 26, 1983 anld approved oe_;;1o vefn b er 27, 19 84'. >, - T E:
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1 0 clamp, pole band, heavy duty11 clamp, strain, for 3/8" OHGW, NGK or equivalent12 clamp, strain, for 795 MOM acsr, NGK or equivalent15 extension link 18" heavy duty, hot dip galvanized17 insulator, suspension, 10", b&s type18 insulator, strain, 506 heavy duty20 Pole, 18m, 201mm tip, 417mm butt21 preformed guy grip, 3/8"22 preformed guy grip, 7/16"23 socket eye24 nut, eye, oval, heavy duty, 5/8" hot dip galvanized25 wire,# 4 copper, bare, stranded (grounding)27 wire, guy, 7/16" HS, G I
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10 clamp, pole band, heavy duty1 1 clamp, str-ain, for 3/8" OHGW, NGK or equivalent
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1. A_L D'IME-NSION ARE IN METERS -ST - . -R. ROUCNDING vMAT SHALL SE aURIED T7O 0.6 DEPTH.. ALL MAJOR ELECTRiCAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE C i.r.THE GROUNDING MAT EY A 120 SQ.MM, BARE STRANE4. 120 MM. SQ. HARD DRAWN COPPER CONDUCTOR, TiNPVC SHEATED AND INSULATED FOR DOWN LEADS FRORCD/AIR TE.:- .'ir'-L THROUGH GROUNDING MESH.5. ALL EQUIPMENT NOT SHOWN BUT ARE REQUIRED TO EGROUNDED AS PER PEC REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE CCTO THE GROUNDING MAT.
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PROJECT IMPLENIENTATION PERIOD
Project Core Team (NWPDC) 8Civil works Construction External (Wind Farm) 80Mechanical/Electrical Erection External (Wind Farm) 80Sub-station and Transmission Line 40Security 1 2
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NorthiWind Power Development Corporation 10Periodical Maintenance 25Line Maintenance 15Security J12
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Activity Schedule10-20-2003
TIME SCHEDULE
The following charts show the Employer's project schedule for the 69KV transmission lines and the 30MVA BanguiSubstation.
I PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE69 KV TRANSMISSION LINE
2004
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In line with our Electric Sales `Ag2reelmlenlt Of Julyz 19.2002, Ilocos Norlc ElecticCooperative (INEC). Hereby allow NortlhWind Power Development Corporationi (NP'DC)the use of our existing, right of wrav from NPC Laoag substation to Nomlliwincl's projectsite in Bansui, in particular thle 13.8 k-\V line extendin-Lg from the main highway to tlhproposed 2 x 20 MAZ\ti substation facility.
WNVe have no objection in NorlhWind revising tiNs particular line/system vhercin our13.8 kV linc shall be "'undeibuilt" to NortlhWind's 69 kV tranismiiissioni line
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Fax: 929r8961. 926-3225
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25 January 2001
CERTIFICATION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that the Proposed 20 MW Wind Power Project located along theshoreline of Bangui, Ilocos Norte, as indicated in the vicinity map provided, isapproximately 2 kilometers west of a splay of West Ilocos Fault System, *thenearest known active fault in the area, based on the map currently available inPHIVOLCS. The buffer zone against surface rupturing recommended by this officeis at least 5 meters on both sides of the fault trace or from the edge of thedeformation zone.
This certification is being issued upon the request of Mr. NIELS JACOBSEN forwhatever purpose it may serve and supersedes any previous certification issued bythis office regarding the area.
R MUNDO S. PUNONGBAYANDirector
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ENDORSEMENT OF TILEM--UNICIPAL OR CITY
PROVINCIAL COUNCIL-
Republic of the PhilippiniesPROVINCE OF ILOCOS NORTE
Municipalitv of Bangui
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
To All Concerned:
This refers to the proposed project of NORTI-IHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION, (Nortlhwincl) to build and establislh a 20 MW Wind Power Plant in thlismunicipality.
After a series of meetings and consultations with the representatives ofNorthwind, headed by Atty. Ferdinand A. Dumlao, its Chairman of the Board ofDirectors, otlher techniical staff of the flocos Norte Electric Cooperatives, the followingmatters hias been elicited:
1. The proposed Nortlhwind Power Project will generate a clean / environment-friendly electricity;
2. With the project in place, the unstable and fluctuating electric current we havewill be efficiently corrected;
3. The project will provide employmelnt;4. The project will likewise boost tourism in the area, since windmills/wind
turbines are in itself tourist attraction and consequently bring about progressin the municipality.
5. As mandated by law, host municipalities and barangays to this kind of projectwill be entitled to financial benefits;
In view thereof, subject to the compliance to existing laws, rules and regulations, Ihereby strongly recommend the immediate implementation of the 20 MW Wind PowerProject of Northwind Power Development Corporation.
Done in the Municipality of Bangui, Ilocos Norte, this (ot. day of February2 002.
WIL . GACESMunicipal Mayor
Republic of the PhilippinesMunicipality of Bangui
Ilocos NorteBARANGAY MASIKILfl . EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG
; ;, BARANGAY OF BARANGAY MASIKIL, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE HELD ONAl"', ' /a, AT_(_ __ 'OCLOCK_AT_ITSSESSION HALL.
PRESENTS:WILLIAM R. TOMAS Barangay ChairmanELMER TQMAS Baragay KagawadROSARIO VALIENTE -do-LUCRECIA MAGANA -do-EDGARDO MALLARI -do-EMILIO ACOB -do-EDWARD MARTINEZ * - do -ANGEL MABINI -do-
s: .~ FROILAN MAGANA SK ChairmanARTEMIO TORRADO B Orgy. SecretaryEDROLFO ACOB Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. _ 2b6o
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY MASIKIL, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Masikil, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source of renewableff w energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable for the
establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
secured WHEREAS the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation hassecured a foreshore lease from the Government of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located In the aforesaid
> ~~~~barangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop theW r said leased government land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using wind
power as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Masikil;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Masikil by
r-- - @! way of collection of fees, licenses business permits and other local taxes;
WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay. Masikil, withinthe municipality of Bengui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of llocosNorte aswell.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
RESOLVED, as it Is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of a, ,, commercial windmill power plant in Barangay Masikil, Bangui, lIlocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed forinformation and recommending approval.
VOTING PROFILE: '5z 0 1UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution. y;tD/£ht i t c *. c!b VQ'
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ARTEMIO TORRADOBarangay Secrelary
Walna Chi R TOMAnFt _^ - ~~~~~Barangay Chairman
Republic of the PhilippinesA Municipality of Bangui
Ilocos NorteBARANGAY ABACA
e ~ , EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG; ; BAJANGAY OF BARANGAY ABACA BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE HELD ON= ,' v 4 A3 'aAT (b) i OCCOCKAT ITS SESSION HALL.
-,- JULIO ALABA -do-MELCHOR TRINIDAD SK ChairmanTERESITAAGUSTIN Brgy. SecretaryROSALINDAVILLANUEVA Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. /3 jad
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIAL vWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAYABACA, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
VWHEREAS, Barangay Abaca, Bangui, [locos Norte have a constant source of renewableenergy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable for theestablishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
,,*; WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation hassecured a foreshore lease from the Govemment of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resourcbs over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of BarangayAbaca;
I ;- t WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangey Abaca byway of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercial-windmill power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay Abaca, withinthe municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benerit of the-whole-provinca oFllcbos-Norte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Abaca, Bangui, llocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed forL .. | Information and recommending approval.
VOTING PROFILE:UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution.
TERE A GUSTINAPPROVED.__________________ lBarangay SecretaryC' 4) mrn APPROVEDC
SX Bara~~~~~~ngay Chairmanr sa * \~0
Republic of the PhilippinesMunicipallty of Bangui
,locos Nortej ri BARANGAY MANAYON
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG4;, BARANGAY OF BARANGAY MANAYON, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE HELD ON-- _ .AtVw S . an AT 69) /Z O'CLOCK AT ITS SESSION HALL.
PRESENTS:ROGELIO A. PEDRONAN Barangay Chairman,,.' JERRY RAGUDO Baragey KagawadJOSEPH GUIRA - do --4 .stEDWIN RAMOS -do-MAXIMO ANCHETA -do-ISMAELA VALIENTE -do-MENANDRO ALUPAY - do-CECILIO OMMAYON -do-* ;: CYNTHIA HIDALGO - SK ChairmanARTEMIO APOSTOL Brgy. SecretaryFROILAN ALETA Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. /P-
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIAL4 -6 WINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY MANAYON, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Manayon, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source ofrenewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable forthe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development CorporaLion, a private corporation has^ 5 secured a foreshore lease from the Government of the Republic of the Philippines through theL' t Department of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located In the aforesaidbarangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill power;i plant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Manayon;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay ManayonII ,4 by way of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modernizat[on-of Barangay.Manayon,-within the municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province ofIlocas Norte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
RESOLVED, as It Is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Manayon, Bangui, ilocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to fumish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed forInformation and recommending approval.
VOTING PROFILE:c ,NCUNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution. PIAsJVP°C, Ati&/4 P
, XPROVED Barangay Secretary
4 t .PEDRONAN> k tzS~~~~~~rangay Chairman
A Republic of the Philippines
Municipality of BanguiIlocos NorteBARANGAY TAGUIPORO
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANGBARANGAY OF BARANGAY TAGUIPORO, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE HELD ONE'Th- ' '' 1 D AT (/o) O'CLOCK AT ITS SESSION HALL.PRESENTS:
EDGAR GUMALLAOI Barangay ChairmanNELSON BULUSAN Baragay KagawadINOCENCIO ACOBA
Resolution No. °?A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY TAGUIPORO, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS. Barangay Tagulporo, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source ofa0 renewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable fora ',,, Ithe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation hassecured a foreshore lease from the Govemment of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop the2< > said leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangey Teguiporo;
0 ' ? WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power Development- - it Corporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Taguiporoby way of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the'development and modemization of Barangay Taguiporo,.T within the municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province ofllocos Norte as well.
VWHEREFORE, It has been moved and duly seconded, be it;V1 -, RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of aC comMercial windmill power plant in Barangay Tagulporo, Bangui, llocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to fumish copies of this resolution to the offices concermed forInaormation and recommending approval.
t: VOTING PROFILE:UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
- ,s.Je&/I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resoluti
NL CES-PROVED:Bore ga ecrelary
I r (iafZMGUMALLACIC .2n9Bay Chairman
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Republic of the PhilippinesMunicipality of Banguil
llocos NorteBARANGAY BARUYEN
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG"' BARANGAY OF BARANGAY,BARUYEN, BANGUI, hLOCOS NORTE HELD ON
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY BARUYEN, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Baruyen, Bangul, llocos Norte have a constant source ofrenewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable forthe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
VWHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation hassecured a foreshore lease from the Government of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaid
. - barangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop theaiw c.I,. said leased government land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using wind
power as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents and% g constituents of Barangay Baruyen;
l WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Baruyen byway of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
jS WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialr--windmill-power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay Baruyen, withing the municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of Ilocos
Norte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded,.be it;
RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of al commercial windmill power plant In Barangay Baruyen, Bangui, llocos Norte;
___ RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concerned forf Information and recommending approval.
| E VOTING PROFILE:UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution.
a4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ JA1~~~~iB ecT e A PIT. &'Brangay ~ecrelary)ft1, 7
.4 APPROVED:
ALEXA R C. CALAPINI OT 7fifL pDP 4r Dl ,mFiw > Barany Chairman
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTASSESSMENT
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C W%.IMNITY N'ENVIRONN1F.N'I AND NATIJAl. I.F.(SOITR(IR.S OIFIC'EMn1nayon. Baltnlli, Ilocos Nc i-te 2920
MEMpRANDUM
FOR The Regional Executive Diri!ctorDENR, Region I-San Fernan lo City
ATT TION The Regional DirectorEnvironmental Managemeni Bureau
FR141 : The CENR OfficerCENRO-Bangui, llocos Norte
DAT April 20, 2004
SUBICT Submission of Environn ental Impact AssessmentReport (EIA) Inspection ReX ort for 30 MVA Substation 69KV "Oyerbuild"' Transmissl ?n Line Prolect of NorthwindPower Development Corc ration Represented by Attv.Ferdinand A. Dumiao. L' :ated at the Municipality ofPasuquin. Burgos and Ban,t luiolrcos Norte.
Resp ctfully forwarded is the Environmental ImpE :t Assessment (EIA) InspectionRepo I together with enclosures relative to the ab we-cited subject
ilun and approval.
Encl cd: As stated.
Copy f rnished.
-Nortl wind Power Dev't. Corp.Rep. by Atty. Ferdinand A. Dumiao
Bangui llocos Norte
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'-. u1i-IIcU-i :anutjeu stee, corea camDe; !d. Line hardware and accessories,e. Transmission towers foundation; andf. Suspension and strain Insulators .- -
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Republic of the PhilippinesD epartment of Environment and Natural ResourcesCOMMUN(TY ENVIRONMENT AND NATUI 'AL RESOURCES OFFICEManayon, Bangui, Ilocos Norte 2920
rTNVIAQNMEN-TAL IMPACT AS iSM1ENT
A. General Information:
1 . Nam4 and Address of Project Proponent I rorthwind Power Dev't. Corp.F ap. byAtty. Ferdinand A. Dumiao2. Type ond Location of Proposed Project : 3 9 MVA Substation6 ? KV 'Overbuild'" Transmissiorn LinePv un. of Pasuquin, Buwgos and Bangui,II ices Norte
3. Date and Purpose of Inspection A )nl 15, 2004S te Verification subject to the issuanceo0i Environmental ComplianceC Wrt1ficate (ECC)
4. lnspec*or/Position Ei gr. Alberto B. BaguioLI fQ 111/01C, EMS
8. FINDINGS AND OBSERVATIONS:
1. General Description of the Project:
1.1 The project aims to supply electrical power from he Wind Power Plant to NPC LaoagSubstatlon via the proposed 30 MVA Sulstation 69 KV "Overbuild" transmission linethtu the existing power post of )NEC.2 Genenal Description of the Project Location:
2.1 ThU project is located within the Municipalities of F lasuquin, Burgos and Bangui, IlocosNote,
2.2 The generally categorized as undeveloped areas tt be traversed by transmission line ofab6ut 57 kilometers in length are Brgy. Suyo, E angui, Brgys. Saoit, Ablan, Bayog,Bobon, Paayas, all of Burgos, liocos Norte; a id Brgys. Davila, Dilavo, Carwan,Sukwngan, Estancia, Susugaen, Salpad, Sulbec, F obIacion 4, Tabungao, Dadaeman,Ng6bangab, and Carusipan, all of the Municipaliti of Pasuquin, llocos Norte thru theexitting power post of INEC; and
2.3 The entire 57 kilometers length of transmission line, traverses land use such as:agricultural, commercial, residential and open spac' ts.3 Project Site and Scale.
3.1 The project will be composed of the following comp meents:a. Around 622 pieces of poles transmission towersb. 69 kV substation at the Wind Power Project Sitec. Aluminum stranded, steel cored cable,d. Line hardware and accessories;e. Transmission towers foundation; andf. $uspension and strain insulators
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a. Voltage rating - 689 kV- andb, Type of transmission line - double circuit.
C. REMA RKSIRECOMMENDATiONS.'
1. Verification of the area was undertaken in con ideration with the map prepared andother pertinent documents available:
2. There are no significant flora and fauna to be af ected in the area. Further, the projectdoes not yielcd significant adverse effect with the environment, provided that adequateand proper mitigating measures shall be implerr anted;3, The establishment of the project will contribute o the development not only in llocosNorte and other adjacent provinces but within th Z Philippines as a whole;4. the project proponent has submitted copy of he letter of INEC General ManagerRomillas C. Pascual addressed to the DPWH, wl ich form part of their application; and5 The proponent is Intended to utilize the exis:ing electric post of INEC, therebyadvising them to furnish this Office copy of MOA if there are any for future reference.6. No forest land an shall be traversed by the tranm mission line and route.
FOR The Regional Executive Dir ctorDENR, Region I-San Fernan lo City
ATTENTION: The Regional DirectorEnvironmental Managemeni Bureau
FROM The CENR OfficerCENRO-Bangui, ilocos Norte
DATE April 20, 2004
SUB1JECT ; ubmission of Environn ental Impact AssessmentReport (EIA) Inspection Ret ort for 30 MVA Substation 69KV "Overbuild" Transmissi n Line Project of NorthwindPower Development Corpc ration Represented by Atty.Ferdinand A. Dumiao, Lo ated at the Municipality ofPasuguin. Buraos and Ban Iul. Ilocos Norte.
Respectfully forwarded is the Environmental Impa t Assessment (EIA) InspectionReport together with enclosures relative to the ab ve-cited subject.
ion and approval.
Enclos d: As stated.
Copyf rnished:
-Northwind Power Dev't Corp.Rep. by Atty. Ferdinand A. DumiaoBangui. Ilocos Norte
-F I I e
- Republic of the Philippines>>ji,LO'' i ~ Department of Enivirofitmefnt and Natural R(.:sources
.. COMMkUNITY ENVIRONMENT AND NATL RAL RESOURCES OFFICE""Matnayon. Ban7gui, llocos Norte 2920
April 19, 2004
%nEff CKEXtI(FIO I rOW
. his is to certify that the 30 MVA SL bstation 69 KV "Overbuild"Transknission Line (identical to the existin! I INEC transmission line) ofNORtHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPOZRATION represented by ATTY.FEROlNAND A. DUMLAO, located in the Munici Dality of Pasuquin, Burgos andBangyi, lotcos Nsorte as shown in the attached loc, ition t-nap has been determinedto be within the typhoon prone area an identifieil Environmentally Critical Area( ECA)
This certification is issued for purposes of screening project faililng withinEnvironmentally Critical Areas (ECAs) and the )roponent's compliance to theEnvironmental Impact Assessmnent (EIA) system,
Pursuant to Presidential Decree No. 1586 and in accordance with DepartmentAdministrative Order No. 96-37, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources(DENR), Region I, hereby grants this Environmental Compliance Certificate toNORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION represented by ATTY.FERDINAND A. DUMLAO for the Substation. and Transmission Line Project locatedat Municipality Bangui down to Laoag City, Ilocos Norte subject to the followingconditions:
1. That the proponent shall secure prior to project implementation, all necessarypermits/ clearances from concerned agencies with administrative jurisdiction oversuch project i.e. LGU, MGB, DPWH, DOTC, etc.;
2. That this Certificate covers construction, installation and operation of NorthwindBagui Bay Project-Phase I Substation and Transmission Line, consisting of a 30MVA Outdoor Substation. Approximately 57 km of 69 KV Transmission Line, and one(1) unit Administration/ Control and Warehouse with a floor area of 300 sq. meters,all confined within a total project area of 4,432 sq. meters;
3. This Certificate shall be posted in a conspicuous place within the operationsarea/office; that the proponent shall inform the general public about the issuance ofECC through the installation within a conspicuous place an ECC billboard (4' x 8') atentry point containing the title of the project, name of the proponent, ECC numberand date of issuance and shall submit evidence of compliance to EnvironmentalManagement Bureau (EMB), R-l within ninety (90) days upon receipt of ECC (MemoCircular No. 02, Series of 1996);
4. That any affected landowners and residents shall be properly compensated and/orrelocated in accordance with Transco Relocation and compensation policies andguidelines prior to project implementation;
5. That employment for the construction/installation of the proposed transmission lineshall be given priority to the host municipalities (area coverage- Municipality ofBangui to Laoag City, llocos Norte);
6. All trees to be cut shall be covered by a Permit from DENR Region 1, disposition ofcut trees shall be in accordance with Forestry Laws and Regulations; and
7. No expansion, addition of facilities or change in operation shall be undertakenwithout prior clearance from this Office. Amendment to ECC condition shall subjectthe proponent to pay appropriate fees;,)
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8. That transfer of ownership of this project carries the same conditions embodied In
this ECC for which n-,,:nji:n shall be made by herein grantee to EMB, Region I
within fifteen (15) days from such transfer; and
9. All damages or adverse impact to the environment resulting from non-adoption of
appropriate or adequate mitigating measures during the implementation of the
project shall be the sole responsibility or liability of the proponent.
Commencement of work or operation shall be deemed acceptance of above
conditions herein specified.
Non - compliance with any of the above conditions shall be sufficienit cause for
the suspension or cancellation of this Certificate and/or a fine in the amount not to
exceed fifty thousand pesos (P50,000.00) for every violation or a part thereof, at the
discretion of the Department (Section 9 of PD 1586).
Given under the seal of this Department at San Fernando City, La Union this 23rd
day of April, Two Thousand and Four.
BENEDICTO MOLANOOIC, Regional Director
Recommending Approval:
NICANOR C. ESTEBANOIC, Environmental Impact and Monitoring Division
Processing Fee P 2,100 00 O.R No. . 1658021 Date 04-19-2004
Filing Fee 460.00 0 R. No. 1658021 Date 04-19-2004
Legal/Research Fee . 240.00 O.R. No 1658021 Date 04-19-2004
Procedural Screening Fee . 200 00 O.R. No 1658021 Date 04-19-2004
VALID ONLY IF MARKED WITH DRY SEALPAGE2 ECC OF NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION- SUBSTATIONI TRANSMISSION LINE- JCL
ANNEX 2
IEE for the Wind FarmEIA for the Wind Farm
ECC for the Wind Farm
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INITIAL ENVIRONMENTALEXAMINATION CHECKLIST
I I I I I I
Bangui Bay 60 MWWind Power Project
Ilocos Norte
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[ . ~ 'Checklist
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"' Northwind Power Development CorporationUnit 3 10 Jollibee Plaza Bldg.
. ,Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center,1600, Metro Manila
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INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION (IEE)
CHECKLIST REPORT FOR THIE
60 MW NORTHWIND POWER PROJECT
A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Project Name 20 MW NorthWind Power Project Phase I40 MW NorthWind Power Project Phase II and HII
Project Location Bangui, Ilocos Norte
Name of Proponent Atty. Ferdinand A. DumlaoChairman, Board of DirectorNorthWind Power Development Corporation
Address Unit 310 Jollibee Plaza Building,Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center,Pasig City
To generate a total of 60 MW electricity from wind power (in three phases)
B. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1. Project Components
1.1 Around 30 turbines with 660 kW rated capacity each. Alt. 12 turbines rated1.75 MW each.
1.2 Control Center/Office1.3 Sub-station, warehouse/switch gear room1.4 Transmission line - a separate [EE will be submitted. Survey of TIL route on-
going.
2. Land Ownership and Status of Land Ownership
As of IEE submission date, approval of Foreshore Lease is in the process which wasfiled at the CENR Office, Bangui, Ilocos Norte on September 11, 2000. Documentsare hereto attached. Survey of final lay-out of wind towers is still on-going.
3. flow do you describe the general location of the project? (Vicinity Map)
Developed Area (within a built-up area with presence of utility systems ornetwork, especially water supply, roads and power supply)
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V Foreshore Land, Underdeveloped Area (relatively far from the urban center
with predominant absence of utility system)
4. Project Specifications (Design and Layout)
Item Specification Unit
Nominal Output 660 alt 1750 Kilo wattsType of Generator Asynchronous, 4 polePower Regulation Pitch regulatedCut in wind speed 4 meters/secondCut out wind speed * 25 meters/secondHub Height * 50 alt 60 metersBlade/rotor * diameter 47 alt 66 metersType of blade/rotor Three-bladed rotorType of tower Conical, steel, paintedTotal no. of turbine towers 30 alt 12 unitsDistance between towers 100 alt 140 metersVoltage of Substation 13.8 kilo voltArea of Control Center 300 square metersTotal Project Area Covered 808,630 square metersProject Duration 25 Years
*Cut in wvind speed - the minimum wind speed to start generationCut out ivind speed - the maximum iwind speed to cut out generationHub Height - the height from the ground level to the center of the
blade
Towver Height - the height from the ground level to the top of the towverRotor - solid steel hub wi'ith 3 rotor blades
The turbines will automatically start to generate electricity when the wind speed reaches 4m/s and will achieve a maximum output at around 15 m/s. These will shut down on anindividual basis when the wind speed exceeds 25 m/s (90 kph typhoon speed)
Power output from the turbines is delivered through underground cables connected to asubstation within the vicinity. From the substation, the power (voltage) is transformed frommedium tension voltage (13.8 kV) to high-tension voltage (69 kV), suitable for directconnection to a 69 kV high-tension transmission line. A separate IEE for the transmissionline and substation components will be submitted pending completion of transmission line
route survey.
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A 300 m sub-station switchgear and storage room and a control center and office of 20 x 15shall contain a fully equipped office with data collection equipment and modem fortelephone transmission.
5. Land Use Classification
Land Use Total Area occupied by Total Area within theTurbines/facilities project boundary
Total Area * 0.84 ha (approx.) 808,630 square meters
6. Barangays where win(l turbines will be installed:
BARANGAY MUNICIPALITY TOTAL AREA, has(approx)
Baruyen to Abaca Bangui 0.84 ha
7. Manpower Employment (listing of manpower requirements)
How many people will be employed by the project?
During the pre-construction/construction period 42/220During the operation and maintenance period 62
8. Construction Schedule (Gantt Chart)
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C. DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING ENVIRONMENT
I. Physical Environment
Components/Parameters Y N Remarks
What is the elevation of the area (indicate the area of each elevation
(masl)? range)Brgys. Baruyen to Abaca
<100 masl100-300 masl300-500 masl500-1,000 masl> 1,500 masi(refer to the topographic map whichshows the elevation per contour line,Annex 8)
Slope and topography of the area (indicate the approximate area perslope category)
Is the terrain flat or level (0-3% slope)?
Gently sloping or undulating (3-8%slope)?
Undulating to rolling (8-18% slope)?
Rolling to moderately steep (18-30%slope)? v
Steeply sloping (30-50% slope)? /
Very steep to montainous (>50%slope)? v/
What is the general geology of the / Black Core, Beach Sand
area? l
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Are there indications of landsliding inthe area?
If yes, causes of flooding or landslides:n/aExposed slopesSlide prone steepSlopesOthers
Low lying areaPoor drainageOthers
Are there occurrences of flooding / Foreshore landdownstream of the site?Soil type of the area: Other soil types: Black Core, Beach
SandDoes the area have sandy soil?
Clayey soil? /
Sandy loam soil? V/Is there any indication of excessive soil / The shoreline moves seasonallyerosion occurring in the area?
If yes, what type of erosion: n/a> Natural> Man-made (specify sources of
erosion such as kaingin, logging,etc.)
Generally categorize rate of erosion n/abased on observation:> Slight> Moderate> SeverDoes the area traverse part of thedrainage of a river system (s)? VWhat river system (s) or water bodiesare affected by the site? Banban RiverPlease enumerate them under Remarks.[these must be indicated or shown inthe topographic maplAre there natural drainageways/creeks Runoff during rainy days will drainalong the area that drain towards offto the sea.communities downstream? o
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Is the area frequently visited by _ Typhoons are coming from Southtyphoons? East and is weakened by the
mountain areaWhen was the last typhoon whichvisited the area? October 2-6, 1999
Typhoon Pepang (signal#3)Average number of typhoons per year:
1999 = 4 V Based on PAGASA records1998 21997 - 11996= 11995 = 2
Is there a record of tomadoes/twisters _ _which occurred in the area?What is the nearest earthquake, fault The Wind Turbine Generatorszone or volcano, etc. in the area? I (WTG) are designed to withstand
the effects of an intensity 10Identify the name of the zone: V/ earthquake in the Modified Mercalli
Intensity Scale. Further, theDistance: expected earthquake intensity in the
V/ area is about 7. (See GeologicalBangui fault, though nearer, is inactive. Fault Map, annex 9)Had there any incidents such as No records available.lightning strikes at or near the site? Lightning arresters is installed at
the turbines and tall structures_. . . .
What are the present uses of the water bodies being drained/affected by the project site?
Use RemarksBathing
/ Fishing The Turbines occupy a small area and will notaffect fishing.
V/ Pebble picking at Brgy. The Turbines occupy a small area and will notBaruyen only affect pebble picking.WashingSource of drinkingIrrigation _
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I. Biological Environment
Components/Parameters |Y N Remarks
Are there existing tress and other typesof 'vegetation in the project area?
If yes, indicate the foresttype/vegetation.Are there birds and other forms of Sea Birdswvildlife found in the area? _/Are there fishery resources in the water At the coastal area.bodies found near or in the projectarea?Is the area in a watershed or forest l
reservation area?
If near only, how near? n/a (m orkm) _ l
If across, indicate name of thewatershed or forest reservation area. n/a n/a.
If answer is yes to any of the above questions, please list down these species (common orlocal name) in the table provided below.
j Birds and Other Wildlife Trees and other | Fishery Resourcesl Important Vegetation l
1. Haliastur indus (only n/a f n/afew seabirds) l_a.
What are the existing forest resources in the project area that are important to thecommunity?
1. Are there existing settlements in the project 7 area?If yes, how many households or families? n/a
how many are legitimate land owners?how many are tenants?how many are caretakers?how many are squatters?
2. What is the total population of the (1995 census)barangay (s) covered by the project? / Adjacent BarangaysI. Baruyen 1,3282. Taguiporo 5233. Manayon 9324. Masikil 7375. Abaca 1,457
Average family size (1995 census)How many of the houses are made of concrete? / None within project area.
Made of wood? 11 Only shades for fishingMade of concrete / boats and pebble picking
and wood? are adjacent to projectarea.
Made of brick? /
Made of adobe? /What are the sources of livelihood? Within project areaLivelihood Type: /
FarmingFishing /Backyard and poultry and piggery V /Vending/buy and sellSari-sari storeOther, pis. Specify: V/
EmployeesBarbers, drivers, etc. /Professionals (doctors,engineers, Accountants, etc.) v/Pebble picking l /
How many of the total population have reached Bangui Municipalthe l_l
/ Churches/Chapels _ Others(basketball court, water supply system)I -.wmwi
|D. IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION
Pre-Construction/Construction PeriodProject Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Description Mitigation/lPhysical Environment Enhancement
MeasuresWill there be land clearing? Of the 808,630 squareIf yes, what is the total area to be meters bounded by thecleared? project, only the towerArea to be cleared: None foundation area,
underground cablesand access roads areclearedl
Will there be stockpiling of soil, / Minimal impact due tosand and gravel materials in the temporary excavationproject area? worksWill there be drillings, / Short-term impact. Avoid operation ofhammering, boring activities? Noise emission high noise emitting
heavy equipmentat nighttime.
Will there be earthmoving / Excavation for windactivities e.g. excavation works, Turbine generatorscut and fill, etc.? If yes, how foundation anddeep is the excavation and how underground cables atmuch is the estimated volume of the foreshore landcut and fill?Ave. depth of excavation: 4.0 m ___[ Low dust emission Sprinkling of water
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Estimated volume of cut and fill to minimize dust60 cu.m. pr foundation l_lWill there be any slopemodifications or ground levelingto be done? IWill temporary quarters or Minimal impact due to Coordination withbarracks and a field office be domestic waste LGUJ re: disposalprovided for constructionworkers in the project site?Will there be topsoil removal and V/ n/a Foreshore landreplacement? If yes, how muchof the removed topsoil will bereplaced?
Cz Entire volume
Partial onlyIf partial only, where will the rest n/a Foreshore landof the topsoil go?If no, what will happen to the n/a Foreshore landexcavated topsoil?Will there be demolition of /existing structures? If yes, whattypes of structures will bedemolished?
Type of structures: n/aAre you constructing an access , Existing accessroad going to the site? If yes, road to be used.what type of access road? Equipment will be
barged to site.All weather road
Concrete
L Asphalt
Length (m)Width (m)
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Pre-Construction/Construction PeriodProject Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Description Mitigation/Biological Environment Enhancement
Measures1. Will there be vegetation n/acleaning? _2. Will trees be affected (e.g. V/ n/a
cut down or removed) duringthe clearing? If yes, howmany and what are thesespecies of trees?
# of trees
species of trees:
3. Will the project encroach into / No impact.precious ecological areas (e.g.forested zones, watershed areas)?4. Will clearing activities affect / No impact.any rare, threatened orendangered plant and animalspecies? -
Pre-Construction/Construction Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation!Socio-Cultural Environment Description Enhancement
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1. Will there be settlements to n/abe affected? If yes, howmany households will beaffected?
Total no. of families/households:none
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2. Will the project provide n/areasonable payment terms tothe affected settlements?
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3. Will there be locals to be Positive impact It is the Cooperative'shired during the construction? policy to prioritize local
l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~hiring.4. Are there existing public trails / No impact Access for fishing
or routes (regularly used) that activities and pebbletraverse the property? picking will be
maintained. Public willbe allowed continuedaccess to project area.
5. Will the public or local / No impact Public will be allowedcommunity still have access to continued access to thethe property in terms of project area.passing through or entering itto reach their house orresidence? __
6. Will there be increase in / Positive impact Increase in economiceconomic activity in the area activities will be due toor rise in associated projects? local hiring, local
purchase of goods andservices and generationof small scale business
7. Will the project cause an - No impact Transport of heavyincrease in traffic or disrupt equipment will be bytraffic in major routes due to sea.entry or exit of constructionequipment?
8. Are there prevailing peace No impactand order problems in the sitewhich can affect the project?
9. Will the project destroy! No impactimpose hazards tohistorical/cultural instruments?
Operation and Maintenance Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation/Physical Environment Description Enhancement
Measures1. Will the project create a _ Positive impact assignificant decrease in the the project mostaesthetic value of the area? likely will be
considered as atourist attraction l
2. Are there areas prone to i No available data Wind towers and talllightning strikes? on lightning structures are provided
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strikes in the area. with lightning arresters.3. Does the project have Nighttime noise Use of modem turbinessignificant noise emissions level theoretically with low sound
may reach up to emissions.45dBA at The Turbines aredistance up to 200 placed close to the sea,meters from the and as such therow of turbines background noise willdue to rotation of mask the Turbine noise.blades andmechanical noiseof turbines
2Operation and Maintenance Period
Project Activities Affecting the Y N Impact Mitigation/Biological Environment Description Enhancement
Measures
1. Does the design take into / Possible bird Blades will be coloredaccount hazards to wildlife due deaths, however white for visibility.to rotation of wind turbine very minimalblades? See Attachment
32. Does the design take into Ilocos Region isaccount possible blockade of not a significantwildlife passageways? part of the eastem
1. Will the project create No Modem blades areinterference with other communication reinforced with fiber
utilities? lines/cell sites glass which absorbsUtilities: near the project electromagnetic waves.I ______________________ _ I I I area.
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2. Will the project create a Positive Impact Only tourist/transientsignificant increase in the visitors are expectedexisting population in the area? initially.
Businesses/industrieswhich will locate in thearea may attract migrantworkers.
3. Will the prevailing land value / Positive impact Increase in land value isin the area increase with the a natural marketproject? consequences when
projects are established.4. Does the design take into Occurrence of Towers are designed toaccount hazards to humans due accidents is withstand storms,to accidental failure of the wind unlikely. There is typhoons andturbines? no record of such earthquakes of 10
accidents in wind magnitude. Blades willprojects in 37 automatically reorient tocountries. stop rotation at wind
speeds from 30 m/secand up.
5. Is there a team formed for the / No impactproper responsibilities inrepairing damaged poles/towersresulting from natural(typhoons, earthquakes) or man-made calamities? l
6. Will there be an increase in / Positive impact. Need LGU initiatives.economic activity or rise in The project isassociated projects? expected to attract
tourist and otherinvestors the area.
PROPONENTS COMMITMENTS AnswerYes No
Are you committing yourself to...I. Comply with existing environmental rules and
regulations, guidelines and criteria?2. Comply with all mitigation and enhancement measures V r
that have been identified in the report?3. Abide and conform to the prescribed rules an
specifications for power transmission lines as contained inthe Electrical Code of the Philippines?
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4. Construct, operate ad maintain well-designed wind turbines and other related structures?
5. Establish adequate buffer zones from the project area?
6. Comply with all stipulations indicated in any agreement /forged with private or public authorities?
7. Report to proper government authorities any illegal forest /activities that may be present or happening in the projectarea?
8. Immediately replace/rehabilitate/repair damagedstructures/lines resulting from natural or man-madecalamities?
9. Organize and conduct information, education andcommunication (IEC) activities on safely and potentialhazards of the project?
10. Properly brief or orient the proponent's staff about the /ECC conditions, commitments and agreements madeabout the project?
11. Others, please specify /
E. LIST OF ANNEXES
Title or Description Put a check (/) mark
1. Location Map Vl
Photocopy of TCT/OCT/CLT, etc. (S/S Filed and on the process at CENR office,only) Foreshore Lease Bangui, Ilocos Norte
2. Location Plan /
3. Tower or Pole Design and Layout V/4. Power Output Layout of Wind Farm
5. Control and Storage Station Layout /
6. Listing of Manpower Requirements /
7. GANTT Chart (Schedule of Activities) /
Photocopies of Agreements/Right-of-Way n/aGrants
8. Topographic Map /
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9. Geological Fault Map l
10. List of Trees and other Important n/aVegetation
11. Noise Emission Impact Assessment l
Clearance from Office of Cultural n/aCommunities (if traversing ancestral landsOr indigenous people/communities)PAWB Clearance (if traversing a n/aProtected Area)
12. Endorsement of the Municipal or CityProvincial Council _
F. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS
1. Foreshore Lease Application/certification2. Site Photocopies3. Bird Impact Study4. Corporate By-laws and SEC Registration
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ACCOUNTABILITY STATEMENT
This is to certify that all the information and commitments in the Initial
Environmental Examination (IEE) Checklist are true, accurate and complete. Should we
learn of any information to the attention of the appropriate DENR Regional Office.
We hereby bind ourselves jointly and solidarily to any penalty that may be imposed
arising from any misinterpretation or failure to state material information in this IEE
Checklist.
In witness whereof, we hereby set our hands this day of
, 2000 at
ATTY.FERDINAND A. DUMLAOChairman, Board of Directors
North Wind Power Development Corporation
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BEFORE, ME, this day of , 2000 at
, personally appeared with Community Tax Certificate
No. issued on at the
in his capacity as
And acknowledged to me that this TEE is his/her voluntary act and deed, of the entity he/she
represents. This document, which consists of pages, including the page
on which acknowledgement is written is an Initial Environment Examination (IEE)Checklist.
Witness my hand and seal on the place and date above written.
Notary PublicUntilPTR No.Issued atOn
Doc. No.
Page No.
Book No.
Series of
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I. DEVELOPMENT PERIOD
Project Core Team (NWPDC) 7Engineering External (Part-time) 6Measuring Tower Erection (Part-time) 25Feasibility Study and Data Recording 2Permitting 2
Total 42
II. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD
Project Core Team (NWPDC) 8Civil works Construction External 80Mechanical/Electrical Erection External 80Sub-station and Transmission Line 40Security 12
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5 Equipment manufacturing 131 days
6 Shipment to site 39 days7 Erection 104 days8 Testing and Commissioning 28 days9 Substation 236 days
10 Design and Procurement 155 days
11 Shipment to Site 39 days
12 Erection 26 days13 Testing and Commissioning 13 days14 Transmission Line 247 days?15 Staking and Design 26 days? .....
16 Delivery of materials 130 days
17 Construction 77 days
18 Testing and Commissioning 13 days
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Sound produced from turbines are aerodynamic (wind impact on blades) andmechanical in nature. As such, noise issue on wind turbines is now addressedthrough advances in turbine blade design and mechanical design, plus siting ofturbines away from residential areas. Modem turbine designs aim to avoidaerodynamically emitted pure tones and audible sounds frequencies of 20-20,000hertz. Modem designs include smoother blade tips and trailing edges, larger andslower rotational speeds of blades, and upstream orientation of rotors.Mechanical noises are reduced through improvements on gearboxes, fasteningsand couplings, avoidance of vibration of components, and to certain extent soundinsulation. Background noise sources and barriers help reduce the impact ofsound from turbines.
Philippine standards for Noise in Residential areas are:
Daytime 55 dBA
Moming/Evening 50 dBA
Nighttime 45 dBA
Noise emission measurements from the Proposed Wind Turbine has beenperformed and is attached hereto.
Analysis of the noise in a distance of 75 m shows that the noise from the turbinecontains no clearly audible tones or impulses.
The Proposed Turbine site is located outside residential areas and along theseashore line as such the background noise will generally mask the turbine noisecompletely.
2.0 Basic Concepts on Noise
2.1 Definition
Noise is defined under PD984 Implementing Rules and Regulations as "theerratic, intennittent, or statistically random oscillation, or any unwanted sound".On the other hand, "sound means an oscillation in pressure, stress particledisplacement, particle velocity , etc., in a medium whose internal forces (e.g.elastic viscous) of the superposition of such propagated oscillation which evokesan auditory sensation.".
2.2 Perception on Noise and Sound
The distinction between noise and sound is a highly psychological phenomenon.Most people find it pleasant to listen to the sound of waves at the seashore, andquite a number are annoyed with the noise from the neighbor's radio, eventhoughthe actual sound level may be lower. As such, instruments are developed tomeasure sound rather than noise. To maintain objectivity of regulations, "soundlevels" (which is scientifically measurable) is used rather than "noise levels" incontrolling auditory effects caused by a project. People's perception of noisefrom wind turbines will be influenced by their attitude to the source of the noise,rather than the actual noise itself
2.3 Sound Measurements
Sound is a form of wave energy and can be characterized by frequency ofoscillations and its strength or intensity. It is through these physical measurableproperties that sound level instruments are developed. The frequency is thenumber of wavelengths pass a point in one second, designated as cycles persecond or hertz as in radio frequencies. The intensity is the pressure created bythe energy, in watts per square meter. A single sound source can emit a range ofsound frequencies with corresponding intensities. For simplification and publicuse, instruments have been developed to readily convert these two properties to adecibel (dB) unit.
Sound is measured in intensity level, L (decibels, dB). The decibel is a measureof sound pressure level - the magnitude of the pressure variations in the air,which is given by the expression
L = 10 log [I/Ir]
Where I is the sound intensity in watts/M2 and Ir is the reference intensity. Thewatt is the standard unit of power in electrical or mechanical usage.
Sound level is given with the class of the weighting network (i.e. A, C and F).The dB(A) scale is used for environmental regulations. It measures the soundintensity over a range of audible frequencies, and then uses a weighting schemewhich accounts for the fact that the human ear has a different sensitivity to eachdifferent sound frequency. The reference intensity is 1 x 10-12 watts/M2, theminimum intensity for the human ear can sense at 1,000 hertz. Attachment 1shows common sound intensities from various sources.
In general, medium or speech range frequencies are heard better than at low orhigh frequencies. In the dB(A) system, the sound pressure at the most audiblefrequencies (200-15,000 Hz) are to be multiplied by high numbers while the lessaudible frequencies (20-200 Hz and 15,000 - 20,000 Hz) are multiplied by lownumbers, and everything is then added up to get an index number.
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The "C" weighting network (20-20,000 Hz) is also used to determine thepresence of low and high frequencies. A small difference between the "C" and"A" levels indicate a large number of higher frequency components within thenormal range of human hearing. A large difference suggests the presence of alarge number of lower frequency components (20-200 Hz).
A flat ("F") frequency response (10-20000 Hz) in dB measures sound pressurelevel. It is a physical measure of sound without auditory sensation weighting.The "F" characteristic measurement is employed in frequency analysis andresearches on sound reduction.
2.4 Types of Aerodynamics Sound Emission
Sound is produced when wind hits an object and causes vibrations, such as inbuildings, house, cars and other structures. If the object is sharp, a pure tonesuch as from musical wind instruments may be produced. A pure tone can beannoying to a listener. In another case, wind may hit the leaves of trees andshrubs, or water surface creating a random mixture of high frequencies, oftencalled white (random) noise which is hardly noticeable.
3.0 Noise Characterization from Wind Turbine
Modem turbines are designed to eliminate audible aerodynamic soundfrequencies (20-20,000 hertz) and intensities. Designs include smooth surfaceand aerodynamically designed blade tips and back edges. Audible soundfrequency is also reduced through slower rotating rotor blades. Rotor bladesorientation, upstream of the support tower, avoids production of impulsive lowfrequency noises. Mechanical noises are reduced through improvements ongearboxes, fastenings and couplings, avoidance of vibration of components, andto a certain extent sound insulation. Natural background noises can mask turbinenoise.
3.1 Types of Noises from Wind Turbines
There are two kinds of noise produced from the windmill, i.e. the aerodynamicnoise produced from the blade and the mechanical noise produced from thegearbox and hydraulic pumps in the nacelle (generator housing).
Aerodynamic noise is the swishing sound of the rotor blade. It primarilyoriginates at the tip and back edge f the rotor blade. The slight swishing soundmay be heard at close distance to a wind turbine at relatively low wind speeds.Wind impacting at rotor blades causes emission of white (or random) noise. Theblades, being very smooth, emit a minor part of the noise. Most of the noise(pure tones) originates from the trailing edge of the blades.
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As discussed in the following sub-sections, aerodynamic noises have beenreduced through use of smooth blade shape, larger blade to reduce rotational spedwhich in turn reduces sound frequency to lower non-audible frequencies.
Mechanical noise is generated by the speed-increasing gearbox and hydraulicpumps. It has virtually disappeared from modem wind turbines due toengineering advancements such as improvements on gearboxes, fastenings andcouplings, avoidance of vibration of components, and to a certain extent soundinsulation.
3.2 Rotor Blade Shape
Aerodynamic noise have been reduced through advances on research on noisereduction and engineering. Successes were accomplished in virtually eliminatingpure tones, and only low frequency noise is emitted from rotor blades. Thesmooth surface and aerodynamic design of blade tips and back edges and care ininstallation have dramatically cut aerodynamic noise.
3.3 Rotor Blade Rotational Speed and Size
Sound pressure will increase with the fifth power of the speed of the bladerelative to the surrounding air, other factors being equal. Thus, aerodynamicnoise can be reduced by maintaining a slower rotation of blades, attainable usinglarge rotor diameters. Rotor rotation increases slightly with increase wind speed.Also, the increase in noise from wind turbine is slight compared with the increasein sound emission from the wind.
3.4 Rotational Speed and Sound Frequencies
A higher frequency of sound is produced at higher rotational speeds of the rotor.The low rotational speed of large wind turbines produce a peak acoustic energy inthe 8-15 Hz or infrasonic range (i.e. sound waves below the audio-frequencyrange). This avoids danger of hearing damage. Smaller turbines can create peaksat 20-20,000 Hz which is the frequency range of human hearing. In thisfrequency range, the levels of infrasonic waves radiated by large wind turbinesare very low compared with other sources of acoustic energy (e.g. sonic booms,shock waves from explosions, sounds from construction/demolition sites). Ingeneral, the low acoustic energy of ultrasound frequencies (above the audiofrequency level) is not a concern.
3.5 Impulsive Noise and Rotor Orientation
Except near the source, low frequency noises from wind turbine is not detectable,unless the noise has an impulsive character. It is not clear if low frequencyimpulse are actually heard or felt or combination of both. The impulsive natureof the emitted low-frequency energy may allow interaction between the incidentacoustic impulse and the resonance of the homes which magnify the stimulus bycreating vibrations as well as transforming the energy into the audible frequency
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range. Thus, the nuisance is often connected with the periodic nature of theemitted sounds rather tan the frequency of the acoustic energy.
Impulsive noise is generally produced from turbines with rotors operatingdownwind of the support towers. Impulses are generated by the interaction of theaerodynamic lift created on the rotor blades and the wave vortices being shedfrom the tower, especially for edged shaped towers. On the other hand,impulsive noise can be prevented by placing the rotors upstream of the towersupport. The low frequency noise generated from an upwind turbine is thereforeprimarily the result of the interaction of the aerodynamic lift on the blades andthe atmospheric turbulence in the wind. Because atmospheric turbulence is arandom phenomenon, the radiated low-frequency noise also exhibits a random ornon-coherent characteristic thus is less detectable or noticeable even when itinteracts with an intervening resonant structure.
3.6 Background Noise and Wind Turbine Noise
Sounds from waves and winds can be heard near the seashore. At winds around4-7 m/s and beyond, the noise from the wind in leaves of shrubs and trees willgradually mask (drown out) any potential sound from wind turbines. At windspeeds around 8 m/s and beyond, background noise will generally mask turbinenoise completely.
The sound of the wind in nearby trees and hedgerows, houses and structures andover local topography increases with wind speed, but at a faster rate than that ofthe wind turbine. It is likely that turbine noise would then be completely maskedby wind-generated background noise. This is possible at high wind speeds, butnot at cut-in speed, which can be the most critical. As the sound level meets the45 dB(A) nighttime standard, the sound intensity level is likely to still be lowerinside the houses, even with windows open.
3.7 Emission and Ambient Noise Tests
A test conducted on Vestas V47-66OkW wind turbine (Attachment 2) provides anidea on the noise emission and ambient level in wind energy projects. sourcesound levels ranged from space dBA at wind speeds of 5-8 m/sec. At wind speedof 8 m/s, pure tones or impulses from the turbine are not audible at a distance of75 meters.
A narrow band frequency analysis (Hz) was carried out for the wind turbineduring periods with wind velocity of approximately 8 m/s, to determine whetherthe noise contains clear audible tones. The test showed no dominant tonecomponents in the Hz range. Calculations were done in the frequency range Hzto analyze a small peak at Hz. The findings show no clear audible toneemanating from the wind turbine.
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Attachment 1
Intensity level of some common sounds
Source Sound level (dBA) Description(Hearing threshold) 0Normal breathing 10 Barely audibleRustling of leaves 20Soft whisper (at 5 meters) 30 Very quietInside a peaceful house 35Library 40Quiet living room 44Quiet office 50 QuietAircon (at 2 m) ** 55Aircon (at I m) ** 56Normal conversation (at 1 m) ** 60-65 ModerateNormal (light) traffic/laughter (2 70persons at I m) **Busy traffic, noisy office with 80 Noisymachines; average factoryHeavy truck (at 15 m) 90 Constant exposure
Endangers hearingOld subway train 100Construction noise (at 3 m) 110Rock concert with ampliers (at 2 120 Pain thresholdm); jet takeoff (at 60 m)Pneumatic riveter; machine gun 130Source: Tipler, P.A. (1982). Physics: Volume I. Worth Publishers, Inc. 582 pp.**measured by proponent.
11.4 Noise resume of VESTAS V47-660 kW Wind Turbine1. The measurement has been done by:
Acoustica asFxlledvej 38800 Viborg
under the accreditation, registration no. 134, from DANAK.
2. This resume has been worked out on September 3, 1996 by Vestas Wind Systems A/S.
3. The noise measurements have been reported in Acoustica report no. P4.010.97 dated August6, 1997. The noise measurements has been carried out July 28, 1997.
4. The measurements were carried out to determine the noise emission from a VESTAS V47-660 kW.
5. The noise emission has been determined according to statutorial order no. 304 of may, 14,
1991, and relevant parts of Guideline no. 6/1984, "Noise from Industrial Plants", from theDanish Ministry of the Environment.
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<. PRESENTS:ALEXANDER C. CALAPINI Barengay ChairmanFERNANDO LABRADOR Baragay KagawadSAMUEL VELASCO - do -I AMELITO JAMON - do-MEDEL SAMBRANO - do-ALLAN LABRADOR - do -ROBERT GUZON -do-ROGUE FERRERIA - do-WILLIE VELASCO SK ChairmanJALIBERT MALAPIT Brgy. SecretaryREY BALOALOA Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. O62O coo
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALI W WINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY BARUYEN, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
VWHEREAS, Barangay Baruyen, Bangui, Ilocos Norte have a constant source ofrenewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable forthe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation has| .-.-t ~secured a foreshore lease from the Government of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
-e WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased government land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Baruyen;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power Development3 S Corporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Baruyen byway of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
N. §WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay Banuyen, withinthe municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of ilocosNorte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded,.be it;:::;i; RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of a| *, ~~~commercial windmill power plant in Barangay Baruyen, Bangui, llooos Norte;
i>- RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concerned forinformation and recommending approval.
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< I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution.
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"i.' PRESENTS:EDGAR GUMALLAOI Barangay ChairmanNELSON BULUSAN Baragay KagawadINOCENCIO ACOBA - do -SARIKEDKED ABALOS - do-ROMULO MOLINA - do-EDGAR MARTINEZ -do -ALEX GACES - do -JEMEI ACACIO - do -JONEL GACES SK ChairmanNELYGACES Orgy. SecretaryJOSUE GUMALLAOI Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. °9?A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY TAGUIPORO, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Taguiporo, Bangui, llocos Nore have a constant source of4r.; renewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable forIhe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
,WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation hassecured a foreshore lease from the Govemment of the Republic of the Philippines through thev; .,>: Department of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
VWHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windV power as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Taguiporo;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power Development-- . ~~~Corporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Taguiporo|by way of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;I 1, WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to thc development and modemization of Barangay Taguiporo,. I t; within the municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of12 : Ilocos Norte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Tagulporo, Bangui, Ilocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to fumish copies of this resolution to the offices concerned forI*~.,. information and recommending approval.
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s - . ~~~~~~~~~~NfLYG tCESiAPPROVED Bara ga ecretaryjit ~~APPROVED: 4
.4 v EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANGBARZANGAY OF BARANGAY MANAYON, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE HELD ONb £ ¢G7?sa4 AT ' W9 A Af/ O'CLOCKAT ITS SESSION HALL.PRESENTS:
ROGELIO A. PEDRONAN Barangay ChairmanJERRY RAGUDO Baragay KagawadJOSEPH GUIRA -do-EDWIN RAMOS -do-MAXIMO ANCHETA -do-ISMAELA VALIENTE - do -MENANDRO ALUPAY - do -CECILIO OMMAYON - do -CYNTHIA HIDALGO - SK Chairman7% .iS, ARTEMIO APOSTOL Brgy. SecretaryFROILAN ALETA Brgy. Treasurer
g *t, Resolution No.
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY MANAYON, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTEWHEREAS, Barangay Manayon, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source ofrenewable energy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable forthe establishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
4i WHEREAS,'the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation has-s s, secured a foreshore lease from the Govemment of the Republic of the Philippines through the' ; Department of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Manayon;
: WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Manayonby way of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modernization of Barangay Manayon,within the municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of:locos Norte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Manayon, Bangui, Ilocos Norte;
eW .,<' RESOLVED FINALLY, to fumish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed for'-.- * information and recommending approval.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution. p/pox, WbP A L:bR
41 Barangay SecretaryAPPROVED:
,PEDRONAN;rangay Chairman
Republic of the PhilippinesMunicipality of Bangui
Ilocos NorteBARANGAY ABACA
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PRESENTS:ELMER R. ACOBA Barangay Chairman_v .';>RODOLFO TRINIDAD Baragay KagawadRUBEN LAURETA -do-ERNESTO RIOGA - do-ABRAHAM ACOBA - do -ROY VISITASION - do -RODOLFO ACOBA -do-JULIO ALABA -do-MELCHOR TRINIDAD SK Chairman
9A TERESITA AGUSTIN Brgy. SecretaryROSALINDA VILLANUEVA Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. A 3d
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY ABACA, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Abaca, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source of renewableenergy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable for theestablishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
_4 .,.vWHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation has-4. secured a foreshore lease from the Govemment of the Republic of the Philippines through theDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidbarangay;
VWHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill powerplant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Abaca;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Abaca byway of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
WVHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay Abaca, withinthe municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of IlocosNorte as well.
WHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
*16 ;RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Abaca, Bangui, llocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed forinformation and recommending approval.
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Y"' I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution.
TEREOAGUSTIN V ABarangay SecretaryAPPROVED & DIR J
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Republic of the PhilippinesC r F -- Municipality of Banguillocos Norte
BARANGAY MASIKIL
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PRESENTS:I tS ,. WILLIAM R. TOMAS Barangay ChairmanELMER TOMAS Baragay KagawadROSARIO VALIENTE -do-LUCRECIA MAGANA -do-EDGARDO MALLARI -do-EMILIO ACOB -do-EDWARD MARTINEZ - do-ANGEL MABINI -do-FROILAN MAGANA SK ChairmanIL ARTEMIO TORRADO -- Brgy. SecretaryEDROLFO ACOB Brgy. Treasurer
Resolution No. el 2b6b
A RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIALWINDMILL POWER PLANT IN BARANGAY MASIKIL, BANGUI, ILOCOS NORTE
WHEREAS, Barangay Masikil, Bangui, llocos Norte have a constant source of renewableenergy in the form of wind power and also have available foreshore areas suitable for theestablishment of a commercial windmill power plant;
j WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation, a private corporation has51 ; ~~~secured a foreshore lease from the Government of the Republic of the Philippines through theseuDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources over the foreshores located in the aforesaidS ,: barangay;
WHEREAS, the Northwind Power Development Corporation has proposed to develop thesaid leased govemment land into a large-scale commercial windmill power plant using windpower as a renewable source of energy;
WHEREAS, the proposed establishment of a large-scale commercial windmill power* .. plant will provide new jobs and offer employment opportunities to the nearby residents andconstituents of Barangay Masikil;
WHEREAS, the operation and establishment of the Northwind Power DevelopmentCorporation will redound to the economic benefit of the local govemment of Barangay Masikil byway of collection of fees, licenses, business permits and other local taxes;
WHEREAS, the long-term benefits of the establishment of a large-scale commercialwindmill power plant will lead to the development and modemization of Barangay Masikil, withinthe municipality of Bangui and ultimately redound to the benefit of the whole province of llocosNorte as well.
VWHEREFORE, it has been moved and duly seconded, be it;
RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to endorse and fully support the establishment of acommercial windmill power plant in Barangay Masikil, Bangui, llocos Norte;
RESOLVED FINALLY, to furnish copies of this resolution to the offices concemed forinformation and recommending approval.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution. -ew0jo* * ItO, C2d/R'
ARTEMIO TORRADOaO L Barangay Secretary*: :, ~APPROVED: ,
JOW6NR. TOMASBarangay Chairman
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NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONRoom 310, Jolibee Plaza, Emerald Avenue,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines
August 25, 2000
.4 M R.|-, . MR. JOSEFINO L. DAQUIOAGCENR OfficerBangui, llocos Norte
Thru: Engr. Alberto B. BaguioOIC, EMPAS/Special Investigator
Subject: Application for Foreshore Lease
Dear Mr. Daquioag:
Northwind Power Development Corporation (NPDC) is a domestic corporationwith foreign alliance engaged in the development of wind power generation. Earlierstudies together with the on-going data gathering by the company indicate favorable
.:t 'J conditions and viability for the establishment of a commercial wind power project inm .; Bangui, Ilocos Norte, particularly in the foreshorelines of Barangays Baruyen, Taguiporo,
Manayon, Masikil and Abaca.
Initial consultations with barangay and municipal officials of Bangui, llocos Norteregarding the proposed project have indicated their support thereon, taking intoconsideration the following benefits and advantages:
a.) The project produces cleaner and cheaper electricity. Other kinds of powerplants are dependent on oil or bunker fuel which is imported and subjected toprice fluctuations.
b.) It will encourage infrastructure development, not only in Bangui but the wholeprovince of llocos Norte.
c.) It will generate employment.d.) Wind farms are tourist attraction as well, thus, it will enhance many other
livelihood projects to support the tourism aspect of the project.
,' i2^ The foreshore being applied for lease is not utilized for any business or livelihoodactivity except for stones/peable-picking by three to five individuals in the whole span of
4-,&. -.>> the identified area, hence, the project will develop idle, unutilized and unproductive landsgenerating additional revenue for the government.
It has been observed further that, there is very limited fishing activity in the areaapplied for, as conformed by the barangay officials, since the area is very windythroughout the year and making it not to conducive to fishing.
In view of the foregoing considerations, may I respectfully formalize our applicationfor foreshore lease, as I have earlier indicated our firm reservation for the same,
X: t$; covering the area of 808,630 sq. m. located in the foreshorelines of Barangays Baruyen,Taguiporo, Manayon, Masikil and Abaca, all in the Municipality of Bangui, llocos Norte.
j4'-^i -:' Enclosed as Annex "A" for your reference, are copies of Sketch/Survey Plan of theForeshore Land indicating its Technical Description.
Thank you and I look forward to your usual prompt action on this request.
Very truly o s,
ATD. DINA A. DUMLAOChaiinan of the ard of Director
; -. t.t. Copy furnished: Tel. No. (02) 634-88- The Regional Executive Director Mobile/Cellphone: (0917) 537-6671DENR Region I, San Fernando City
- The Honorable MayorMunicipality of Bangui, Ilocos Norte
Reptiblic of the PhiiippinosArAO Depaztnent of Environment aud Nartuml Resources.2_~ (' <A4MzJNITY ENVIRONMFJZT'AN) NA T(1k41. T IiSRARLX FF. J(' f_;
Manayon, Eangui, Tlocos Norte 2920 4 ;
October 18, 2000
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THIS 1S TO CERTIFY that Northwind Power Development Corporation has a
pcnding Foreshore Lease Application for an area of 808,630 square meters more or less,
located at Barangays Baruyen, Taguiporo, Manayon, Masikil and Abaca all of Bangui, Ilocos
Norte.
That the afore-mentioned land sought to he leased is not within any previously issued
lease, patent, decree of title; that it is free from any adverse claim or conflict; and that there is
no subsisting lease application filed by any other person or entity.
This certification is issued upon request of Atty. Ferdinand A. Dumlan, Chairman of
the Ioard of Directors of Northwind Power Development Corporation for whatever legal
purpose it may serve.
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BIRD IMPACT STUDY ON THE 10 MW WIND FARM OF LA PENA (TARIFA)
N. Cererols, A. Martinez M. FerrerEcotecnia. S.C.C.L. Estaci6n Biol6gica de Dofiana
Amistat 23, 1 st Avda. Maria Luisa s/n Pabell6n del Perni
08005 Barcelona 41013 Sevilla
ABSTRACT: This paper shows the conclusions of a 16 month study of the possible impacts on the local and migrating popu-
lation of birds of a wind farm located in the passageway of migrating birds between Africa and Europe. On the whole, the wind
farm did not prove to represent an important impact on the birds present in its surroundings and, on the contrary, created a newhabitat for some species of birds not present in adjacent areas.Keywords: Birds, environmental aspects.
1. AIM OF THE PROJECT. 2.1 Nesting birds.The nesting birds were studied along lineal transects
The increasing use of wind power has led to various with a fixed length in each area (total 6.9 km). Most nest-
studies about the possible impacts of wind-farms on bird ing birds belonged to Passeriforms. On the average more
populations. Although some studies have recorded bird observations of nesting birds were performed in the wind-
collisions with rotor blades and other studies the loss of farm (see Table 1).breeding grounds, up to now no clear indications to rejectthe further development of wind power in order to protect Table I: Ncsting birds frequency.
bird populations have been made known. Despite this,l ~~~~Ecot6cnia. a wind devcloper in a wind-fam-m in Tarifa, Arca Obscrvation Recorded Expectcd
Spain, decided to study the possible impacts of its farm on timc (h) frequency frequency
both the local bird population and migrating birds. In Wind Farm 335 2.673 2.306
summer 94 a 16 month study with this aim was started. The Comparablc
, "Estaci6n Biol6gica de Doiiana" (CSIC) designed the study area nr. 1 139 932 957mcthods and was responsiblc for thc data interprctation. Comparable
arca nr. 2 102 360 702
j 2. METHODS. This was due to the high density of species brccding in
small crests or rocks, a site abscnt in the other two areas.The wind farm consists of 66 wind turbines (10 MW), Most nests located in the wind-farm belonged to Red-
about 40 m high, set 50-80 m apart from each other in one legged Partridge (Alectoris rufa), a species absent in the
single row, on a N-S oriented mountain ridge. In this part other two areas. Abundant species in the three study areas
of Spain high density of migrating and wintering birds can were Black-eared Wheatear (Oenanthe hispanica), Dartford
be observed. Tarifa is a passageway of migrating birds Warbler (Sylvia undata) and Stonechat (Saxicola tor-
from Europe crossing the Strait of Gibraltar towards their quata). The nest of a remarkable species was located in theAfrican winter quarters. wind farm: An Eagle Owl (Bubo bubo). The mean produc-
Several variables conceming bird behaviour were com- tivity, number of fledglings per nest, was equal for the
pared between the wind-farm and two comparable adjacent three studied areas.j mountain areas, one with an E-W orientation and the other
with the same orientation of the wind-farm mountain ridge. 2.2 Roosting birds.
The variables concemed were: Observations of roosting birds were carried out in
winter, monitoring the same lineal transects that were(I) species, number and productivity of nesting birds, sampled for nesting birds. Most roosting birds were Pas-(2) number of roosting birds in winter time, seriforms. In the wind-farm less birds than in one of the
(3) passages and flight altitude of local and migrating other areas were seen. The difference observed in this areabirds, is probably reiated to the distinct mountain orientation and
(4) flight behaviour in the wind-farm and not to the existing wind farm, because on the second com-(5) collision accidents of birds with rotor blades. parable area, with the same orientation, the frequency is
also less than expected (see Table II).
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Table II: Roosting birds frequency Flight behaviour in the proximity of wind turbines wasregistered by direct observation and by video cameras. All
Area Observation Recorded Expected changes in flight, direction, altitude and wing movements,time frequency frequency were recorded. Aspect and number of changes observed
Wind Farm 273 792 840 could not be related to wind speed or direction, but
Comparable changes in altitude were positively related to temperature.
area nr. 1 31 144 95 Birds made changes in flight direction more often when
Comparable crossing the wind-farm than when crossing the other areas
area nr. 2 23 70 71 without wind turbines. Although this higher number ofdirection changes could probably be entirely ascribed to
2.3 Migrating birds. the wind-farm, the number of operating turbines did not
Nearly one thousand hours were spent watching migrat- influence the frequency of changes in flight.
|i ing birds from several fixed observation points in the threeareas. A total of 72.000 birds were recorded, most of them 2.5 Collision accidents of birds.
passing above the wind-farm, but at a higher altitude than Weekly visits were made to all the wind turbines to
over the other two areas (see Table III). check any collision incidents. The visit frequency was_ ii actually higher when other activities near the turbines, not
directly related to bird collision registration, were con-
Table III: Migrating birds frequency ducted. Two birds, a Griffon Vulture and Short-toed Eagle(Circaetus gallicus), collided with a turbine in.the course of
Area Observation Recorded Expected the 16 months of study at the wind farm. Annual passage of
time frequency frequency vultures over the farm is estimated to be about 45.000, and
Wind Farm 408 56.423 30.572 annual passage of eagles about 2.500.5j 11 Comparable
area nr. 1 285 9.397 21.355Comparable 3. CONCLUSIONS.
_ ~~area nr. 2 269 6.263 20.156Thcrcforc collision rate at the wind-farm was consid-
Average flight altitudc at the wind-farm was more than ered to be low. The figure of Griffon Vulture collision ratc
100 m, while in the other two areas birds flcw at about 60 with power lines is higher than the observed rate at thc
m above the mountain ridgc. Flight altitudc was positively wind-farm and even so it is considered to be low.| D related to temperature. but ncgatively to wind speed. Wind On the whole, the wind-farm did not provc to reprcscnt
I I direction also showed its influence; with the prevailing an important impact on the birds present in its surround-
eastern wind the number of birds crossing over the wind- ings. On the contrary, the wind-farm crcated a new habitat
farm increased. Morc than 100 hours were spent recording for some species of birds not prcsent in adjacent areas.
noctumal flights, but no significant number of birds was Although a reaction to the wind-farm could be observed in
recorded crossing the wind-farm at night. bird flight behaviour, differences in flight frequency weresuch that there were no indications of the wind-farm ob-
2.4 Local and wintering birds. structing the passage of birds at all. Bird mortality was
Flight movements of local or wintering birds, mostly recorded but could be considered insignificant when
Griffon Vultures (Gyps fulvus), had a slightly different weighted against other bird mortality causes.
character than those of the migrating birds. Although, as inthe former comparison, a higher frequency of birds flyingabove the wind-farm was observed and a relationshipbetween temperature and flight altitude was established, nodifference in flight altitude was observed among the threeareas and no relationship with wind speed was found.
The apparent relationship with atmospheric conditionsand flight altitude is an important instrument to preventcollision incidence. Under certain meteorological condi-tions stopping the operation of wind turbines would beadvisable. At the Ecotecnia wind-farm, wind turbines arelocked when winds reach high speeds.
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ARTICLE I
SU13SCRIPTTON. ISSIJANCE AND TRANSFECR OF SHARES
Section 1. Subscriptions - Subscribers to the capital stock of the corporation shiall pay the valueof the stock in accordance withi the terms and conditions prescribed by the Board of Directors.Unpaid subscriptionis shiall not earn interest unless deternined by the Board of Directors.
Section 2. Certificate - The stockhiolder shall be entitled to one or more certificates for fullypaid stock subscriptioni in hiis name in the books of the corporation. Tlle certificates shiallcontaini the matters required by law and the Articles of Incorporation. They shiall be in suchiform and design as may be determined by tile Board of Directors and numiibered consectitively.Thle certificate shall be signed by the President, countersigned by the Secretary or AssistantSecretary, and sealed withi the corporate seal.
Section 3. Transfer of Shiares - SLibject to the restrictions, terms and conditions contained inthe Articles of lncorporation, shiares may be transferred, sold, assigiled or pledged by delivery ofthe certificates duly indorsed by the stockhiolder, hiis attorney-inl-fact, or othier legally autilorizedperson. The transfer slhall be valid and bindinig on the corporation onily uponi record thiereof inthe books of the corporation. The Secretary shiall cancel the stock certificates and issue newcertificates to the transferee.
No silare of stock against whiichi the corporation 11olds unpaid claim shiall be transferablein the hooks of the corporation.
All certificates surreniderecl for transfer shiall be stamped "Cancelled" on the facetilereof, togethier with the date of cancellation, and attached to the correspondinig stub with thecertificate book.
Sectioni 4. Lost Certificates - In case. any stock certificate is lost, stolen, or destroyed, a newcertificate may be issiued in lieu tilereof in accordance withi thle proceduire prescribed uniderSection 73 of the Corporation Code.
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ARTICLE II
MEETINGS OF STOCKIIOLDERS
Sectioni 1. Aninual / Reguiar Meetings - The annual I regular meetings of stockbolders shall belheld at the principal office on any day in March of each year, if a legal holiday, theni on theday following.
Section 2. Special Meeting - The special meetings of stockholders, for any purpose orpurposes, may at any time be called by any of the following: (a) Board of Directors, at its owninstance, or at the written request of stockholders representing a majority of the ouitstandingcapital stock, (b) President.
Section 3. Place of Meeting - Stockholcders meetings, whiether regular or special, shall behield in the principal office of the corporation or at any place designated by thle Board ofDirectors in the city or municipality where the principal office of the corporation is located.
Section 4. Notice of Meeting - Notices for reguilar or special meetings of stockholders may besent by the Secretary by personal delivery or by mail at least two (2) weeks prior to the date ofthe meeting to each stockhiolder of record at his last known address. The notice shall state theplace, date and hiour of the meeting, and the ptirpose or purposes for whiichi the meeting iscalled.
Wlhen the meeting of stockholders is adjourned to another time or place, it shall not benecessary to give any notice of the adjourned meeting if the time and place to whiicih the meetingis adjouirned are announced at the meeting at whiichi the adjourinmenit is taken. At the reconvenedmeeting, any business may be transacted that might liave been transacted on the original date ofthe meeting.
Section 5. Quorium - Unless othierwise provided by law, in all regular or special meeting ofstockholders, a majority of the outstanding capital stock muist be present or represented in orderto constitute a quorumn. If no quoruim is constituted, the meeting sliall be adjourned until therequisite amouint of stock shall be present.
Sectioni 6. Conduict of Meeting - Meeting of the stockholders shall be presided over by thePresident, or in hiis absence, by a chiairman to be choseni by the stockholders. Tlle Secretary,shiall act as Secretary of every meetings, but if not present, the chairman of the meeting shallappoint a secretary of the meeting.
Section 7. Manier of Voting - At all meetinigs of stockhiolders, a stockhiolder may vote inperson or by proxy. Unless othierwise provided in the proxy, it shiall be valid only for tilemeeting at whiichi it has been presented to tile Secretary. All proxies miust be in tihe hanicis of theSecretary before the timc set for the meeting. Proxies filed with thc Secretary may be revokedby the stockholders eithier in an instruiment in writing duly presented and recorded with theSecretary, prior to a scheduiled meeting or by their personal presence at the meeting.
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Section 8. Closing of Transfer Books or Fixisg of Record Date For the purpose ofdetermining the stockolders entitled to notice of, or to vote at, any fmeeting gof stockholders orainy ajoutrnent thereof or to receive paymen8t of ant y dividend, the Board of Directors miayprovide that tle stock aimd transferbooks be closed for ten (10) working clays immediatelypreceding suichi meeting.
ARTICLE HII
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section 1. Powers of the Board - Unless othierwise provided by law, the corporate powers ofthie corporation shall be exercised, all bLlsiness conducted and all property of the corporationicontrolled and hield by the Board of Directors to be elected by and from- amiong the stockhiolders.Without prejuidice to suich powers as may be granted by law, the Board of Directors shiall alsolhave the following powers:
a.) From tim-e to time, to mTake and change rules and reguliations niot inconisistentwith these by-laws for the management of tihe corporation's business and affairs;
b.) To purchase, receive, take or otherwise acquire for and in the name of thecorporation, any and all properties, rights, or privileges, including securities andbonds of other corporations, for such consideration and upon suchi terms andconditions as the Board may deem proper or conveniient;
c.) To invest the funlds of the corporation in other corporations or for puirposes otherthan those for whiclh the corporationi was organized, subject to sucih stockholders'approval as may be required by law;
d.) To incur stichi indebtedness as the Board may deem necessary, to issue evidenceof indebtedness including without limitation, notes, deeds of trmst, bonds,debentures, or securities, subject to such stockholders approval as may be requiredby law, and/or pledge, mortgage, or otherwise encumber all or part of the propertiesof the corporation;
e.) To establish pension, retirement, bonus, or other types of incentives orcompensation plans for the employees, including officers and directors of thecorporation;
f.) To prosecute, maintain, defend, compromise or abandon any lawsuit in whiichithe corporation or its officer are eithier plaintiffs or defendants in connection with thebusiiness of the corporation;
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ga) ro delegate, from tiine to time, any of the powers of the Board whichi mlaylawfully be delegate(d in tile course of tile cuirent businiess of the corporation to anyst8nding or special comimittee or to any officer or agent aud( to appoint any person tobe agent of the corporationi with suchi powers and uiponi sucil terms as may be(Ieelied fit;
h.) To iilplement these by-laws and to act on any matter not covered by these by-laws, provided such1 matter does not requiire the approval or consent of thestocklholders unider- the Corporation Code.
frSection 2. Election and Tern - The Board of Directors sliall be elected durinlg each regularmeetinig of stockholders and shall hold office for one (1) year and unltil their successors arcelected and qualified.
Sectioni 3. Vacancies - Any vacancy occurring in the Board of Directors other thani by removalby the stockholders or by expiration of term, may be filled by the vote of at least a majority ofthe remaining directors, if still constittiting a quorum; otherwvise, the vacancy must be filled bythe stocklholders at a reg,ular or at any special meeting of stocklholders called for the purpose. Adirector so elected to fill a vacancy shall be elected only for the unexpired term of hispredecessor in office.
The vacancy resulting from the removal of a director by the stockholders in the manierprovided by law may be filled by election at the same meeting of stockholders withouit fulthiernotice, or at any regular or at any special meeting of stockholders called for the purpose, aftergiving notice as prescribed in these by-laws.
Section 4. Meetings - Regular meetinlgs of the Board of Directors shall be hield once a monhilon suchi dates and at places as may be called by tihe Chairman of the Board, or upon the requestof a majority of the Directors.
Section 5. Notice - Notice of the regular or special meeting of the Board, specifying the date,time and place of the meeting, shiall be communicated by the Secretary to each directorpersonally, or by telephione, telegram, or by written message. A director may waive thisrequirement, either expressly or impliedly.
Scction 6. Quoriuim - A majority of the ntiniber of directors as fixed in the Articles ofIncorporation shall constitite a quorum for the transaction of corporate business and everydecision of at least a majority of the directors present at a meeting at whicih there is a quorimshall be valid as a corporate act, except for the election of officers whicil shall require the voteof a majority of all the members of the Board.
Section 7. Conduct of the Meetings - Meetings of tihe Board of Directors shall be presidedover by the Chairmani of the Board, or in his absence, by any othier director chosen by the Board.The Secretary, shall act as secretary of every meeting, if not present, the Chairman of themeeting, shall appoint a secretary of the meeting.
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Sectioii 8. Compensatioi - By- resolution of the Board, each director shall receive areasonable per diem allowance f6r his attendanice at each meeting of the Board.: Ascompenisationi, the Board shall receive and allocate an amounlt of not more than ten percent(10%) of [he nct income before income tax of tile corporatioi during the preceding year. Sucihcompensationi shall be determined and apportioned among the directors in such maniner as theBoard may deem proper, subject to the approval of stockholders representing at least a majorityof the outstanding capital stock at a regiular or special meeting of the stockhiolders.
ARTICLE IV
OFFICER
Section 1. Election / Appointment - limmediately after their election, the Board of Directorsshall formally organize by electing the President, the Vice-President, the Treasurer, and theSecretary at said meeting.
The Board may, from time to time, appoint such other officers as it may determine tobe necessary or proper. Any two (2) or more positions may be held concurrently by the sameperson, except that no one shall act as President and Treasurer or Secretary at the same time.
Section 2. President - The President shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the corporationand shall exercise the following functions:
a.) To preside at the meetings of the stockholders;
b.) To initiate and develop corporate objectives and policies and formulate longrange projects, plans and programs for the approval of the Board of Directors,including those for executive training, developmenf and compensation;
c.) To supervise and manage the business affairs of the corporation upon thedirection of the Board of Directors;
d.) To implement the administrative and operational policies of the corporationunder his supervision and control;
e.) To appoint, remove, suspend or discipline employees 'of the corporation,prescribe their duties, and determine their salaries;
f.) To oversee the preparation of the budgets and the statements of accounts of thecorporation;
g.) To represent the corporation at all functions and proceedings;
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h .) To exccute on belialf of the corporation all, contracts,' agreements and othierinsirutiments affecting the interests of the corporationl wilich require tile approval ofthe Bo3ard of Directors.
i.) To make reports to tile Board of Directors and stocklholders;
j.) To sign certificates of stock;
k.) To perform sucih other duties as are incident to hlis office or are entrusted to hiimby the Board of Directors.
Section 4. The Vice-President - He shiall, if qualified, act as President in thie absence of tilelatter. He shall hiave such other powers and duties as may from time to time be assigned to himby tile Board of Directors or by the President.
Section 5. The Secretary - The Secretary must be a resident and a citizen of the Pllilippines.He shiall hiave the following specific powers and duties:
a.) To record the minutes and transactions of all meetings of the directors and thestockhiolders and to maintain minute books of suchi meetings in the form and manierrequired by law;
b.) To keep record books shiowing the details required by law withi respect to thlestock certificates of the corporation, including ledgers and transfer books showingall shiares of the corporation subscribed, issued and transferred;
c.) To keep the corporate seal and affix it to all papers and documelits requiring aseal, and to attest by hiis signature all corporate documents requiring thle same;
d.) To attend to the giving and serving of all notices of the corporation required bylaw or these by-laws to be given;
e.) To certify to suichi corporate acts, counitersigni corporate documents orcertificates, and make reports or statements as may be required of him by law or bygovernment rules and regulations.
f.) To act as inspector at the election of directors and, as such, to determine theumiber of shiares of stock outstanding and entitled to vote, the shiares of stockrepresenited at the meeting, thie existence of a quorum, tile validity and effect ofproxies, and to receive votes, ballots or consents, hiear and determine questionis inconilection with the right to vote, count and tabtilate all votes, determine the result,and do suchi acts as are proper to conduct the election.
g.) To perform suchi othier duties as are i,icident to his office or as mav be assignedto hiim by the Board of Directors or the PResident.
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Sec(loi 6. The Treasurer - The Treasurer of the corporation slhall have the following duities:
a.) To keep fuill antd accurate accounts of receipts and disburseinclts in the books ofthe corporationi;
b.) To have custody of, and be responsible for, all tile funids, securities and bondsof thle corporation;
c.) To deposit in the name and to the credit of the corporation, in suchi bank as maybe designated from time to time by the Board of Directors, all the moneys, funds,securities, bonds, and similar valuable effects belonging to the corporation whicimay come under his control;
d.) To render an anntial statements showing the finanicial condition of thecorporation and sucih other financial reports as the Board of Directors, or thlePresident may, from time to time require;
e.) To prepare such financial reports, statements, certifications and otlierdocumiienits which may, from time to time, be required by government rules andregulations and to submit the same to the proper government agencies;
f.) To exercise suclh powers and perfonr suchi duties and functionis as may beassigiied to him by the President.
Section 7. Term of Office - The term of office of all officers shall be one (1) year and untiltheir successors are duly elected and qualified.
Scction 8. Vacancies - If any position of the officers becomes vacant by reason of deathi,resignation, disqualification or for any other cause, the Board of Directors, by majority voteniay elect a successor who shall hold office for the unexpired term.
Section 9. Compensation - The officers shall receive suchi renumerationi as the Board ofDirectors may determine. A director shall not be precluded from serving thc corporation in an)yotilier capacity as an officer, agent or otherwise, and receiving coinpensation therefor.
ARTICLE V
OFFICES
Scction 1. Thie principal office of the corporation shiall be located at the place stated in ArticleIll of the Articles of Incorporationi. The corporation may have sucih other branch offices, eitherwithin or outside the Philippines as the Board of Directors may desigiiate.
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ARTICLE VI
AUDIT OF BOOKS, FISCAL YEAR AND DIVIDENDS
Section 1. External Auditor - At the regular stockhiolders' meeting, the external auditor of thecorporation for tie enstuing year siall be appointed. The external auditor shall examine, verifyan(l report on the earninigs and expenses of the corporation.
Sectionj 2. Fiscal Year - The fiscal year of the corporation shall begini on the First day ofJanuiary and end on the last day of December of each year.
Section 3. Dividends - Dividends shiall be declared and paid out of the unirestricted retainedearinlgs whiicil shall be payable in cashi, property, or stock to all stockhiolders on the basis ofotitstanding stock hield by theem, as often and at sucIh times as the Board of Directors maydetermine and in accordance with law.
ARTICLE VII
SEAL
Section 1. Form and Inscriptionis - Tlle corporate seal shall be detenrined by the Board ofDirectors.
ARTICLE VIII
AMENDMENTS
Section 1. These by-laws may be amended or repealed by the affirmative vote of at least amajority of the Board of Directors and the stockhiolders representing a majority of theoutstandlling capital stock at any stockhiolclers' meetinig called for that ptirpose. lIowever, tllepowver to amend, moodify, repeal or adopt new by-laws may be delegated to thle Board ofDirectors by the affirmative vote of stockhiolders representinig not less thian two-tihirds of theouitstanding capital stock; provided, hiowever, that any siucih delegationi of powers to the Board ofDirectors to amend, repeal or adopt new by-laws may be revoked only by tile vote ofstockhiolders representing a ma jority of the outstanding capital stock at a regular or specialmeetinlg.
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IN WITNESS WIIERIEOF, we, the nidersigned stocklholders lhave adopted thle
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2. Jffiled after incorpor-ation, should be signed by majority of the subscribers andshouild submlit director's certificate for the adoption of the by-laws.)
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| k X §)1 RESERVATION NOTICE
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ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT ASSESSMENT
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Republic of tie PhilippinesDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources
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I A N' I0 IN I le Regional 1irector I V, /4i,
Environmental Management Bureau
I i Rt e P'1;,jVl? OfficerlPENRO-liocos Norte -- : .; _2.
i RO\l 17e (7'I§NI? Officer'CENRO-BangLui, Ilocos Norte
I )ATE D)ecember 5, 2000 -0 9
SUBJE J C I Sbnnm.iss7o of k1nviwonniental In7pact A.mseis7nt •!IA) I cniojtRe port for the Proposed' Baanii Bae 60 AMIW Northwi7td Power Project
Lf tle Northwind Powt,er Developmtet7l Corporation (NWPDC) L_ocatedL y antpu Bqy fromp BfXr. Barnven to Brgy. Achac_, Ban,viiIloo.sNonle.
Respectfully forwarding herewith the EIA Inspection Report together with themIlalnIdatory requil-ements leading to the issuance of an Environmental Compliance CerTificatei elative to the above-mentioned subject.
For his information and Favorable consider-ation.
g)- JOSEFINO L. ItA~QTlOAG I1itclos.d -\s stated atbo\ eE L21
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-.m1\ Ferdmnand A Dtuiilkohairman. Board of DirectoroItlTt\ itd Pom\ cr DcN clopnieilt (orporainon
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IN VVI RONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) INSPECTION REPORT
.-. (GENERAL1 INFOIMA TION:
I Name of Proponent - Atty. Ferdinand A. DumlaoChairman, Board of DirectorNorthwind Power Development CorporationUnit 310 Jollibee Plaza BuildingEmerald A venme, Ortigas CenterPasig City
I Type of Project - BANGUI BA Y 60 MWNORTH7WIND POWER PROJECTBang7i Bayfrom Brgy. Baruyen to Brgy. Abaca, Bangui,Ilocos Norte.
3 Date of Inspection - December 4, 2000For issuance of ECC
4 Inspector/Position - Engr. Alberto B. Baguio.Spl. Invesligator:/OIC, EAfS
K. FINDINGS AND OBSER VA TION:
I Status of the Project
I. I Conduct of actual survey at the proposed project-site of about-808,630 square meters afeafor the final lay-out of wind tower is on-going during the time of inspection. Around 30unit turbine with 660 kW rated capacity each will be built on selective site along the bay;according to Mr. Allen Dumlao, the representative of the Northwind Power-DevelopmentCorporation;
1.2 There was no sign of equipment mobilization nor excavation activity was noticed duringthe time of inspection Only survey team members were present at the area; and
1.3 The project proponent has submitted the ECC mandatory requirements except for theLocational Viability and Engineering Geological and Geohazard Assessment Report(EGGAR) in consonance with DENR DAO 2000-28 which is the "ImplementingGuidelines on Engineering Geophysical and Geohazard Assessment as additionalrequirement for ECC applications covering Subdivision, Housing and other LandDevelopment and Infra Projects". More so that the project proponent wishes to constructa 15.0 m x 20.0 m Control Center/Office building and a 10.0 m x 30.0 mwarehouse/switch gear room.
Description of Project Site.
2 I The proposed project site of about 808,630 square meters underdeveloped foreshore areawhich ranges from 0-3% slope or maybe considered as flat terrain has a black core, beachsand type of soil;
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2.2 The identified project site is located along the underdeveloped foreshore area ofBarangays Baruyen, Taguiporo, Manayon, Masikil and--Abaca all at Bangui, Ilocos Norte.Foreshore lease covering the whole area is in the process which was filed at the CENROffice, Bangui, Ilocos Norte on September 11, 2000. Said Lease Application havealready been indorsed by this Office to the Offices of Department of Tourism, PhilippinePorts Authority and Department of Public Works and Highways;
2.3 It was observed that there are no indications of landslide prone area. Excessive soilerosion is unlikely to occur since the shoreline moves seasonally, while run-off duringrainy days will drain off to the sea; and
2'4 There are no existing timber type of trees in the proposed project area, only few seabirds(haliastur indus) were noticed during the time of inspection.
3. Description of Project Location;
3 1 The proposed project site of about 808,630 square meters underdeveloped foreshore areasof Barangays Baruyen, Taguiporo, Manayon, Masikil and A baca is located south of thetown proper of Bangui, flocos Norte. Brgy. Baruyen lies of about five (5) kilometersfrom the town proper while Brgy. Abaca is adjacent to the town proper. The subjectforeshore area has an average of 300 meters horizonital distance from the existing nationalroad towards west.
4 Project Size and Scale:
4.1 The proposed Bangui Bay 60 MW Wind Power Project covers a total foreshore land areaof 808,630 square meters. About 600 square meters will be occupied "vControUCenter/Office and warehouse/switch gear room buildings- and, an area to -beoccupied by 30-unit windmill towers; and
4.2 The proposed project is intended to generate a- total of 60 MW electricity from windpower in three phases.
X(. ASSESSMENT OF IMPACTS ON THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT.
Negative:
1. It will create dust or air pollution;
2. Increases level of noise due to drillings, hammering; boring and earthmovingactivities, and
3. Possible effects on traversing/migrating birds.
Positive:
I. Existing access road to the vicinities of the proposed project site may be improvedwhere public may be allowed access;
2. The project is expected to attract tourists and other investors in the area;
3 It creates job opportunities especially to members of nearby community who are to behired during the construction phase and eventually during operations of the project;
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Bay 60 A'!W ANorthwind Power Project; Page 3
4. There will be an increase of economic activities due to local hiring, local purchases of
foods and other services, and
5. Promotes other businesses in the Municipality of Bangui and nearby areas.
1). COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDA TIONS:
I. A separate Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) Report including its mandatory
requirements is expected to be proposed and submitted for the construction of
Center/Office, Sub-station and Transmission Lines;
2. The project proponent is advised to acquire sand and gravel quarrying permit from
the agency concerned with corresponding ECC from the DENR;
3. Sprinkling of water to stockpile of soil, sand and gravel materials in the- project area
should be maintained to minimize dust;
4. The project proponent is advised to furnish this Office copy of Locational Viability
and Engineering Geological and Geohazard Assessment Report (EGGAR);
5. The project proponent shall comply with all the mitigating measures that have been
identified in their IEE report under consideration; and
6. The proponent shall not allow his conVeyan-ces for the transport of illegally cut
lumber, mines and quarry resources and other DENR controlled/regulated products
without the necessary permit therefrom.
Based on the foregoing, the project proponent is recommended for the issuance of an
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC).
Prepared by:
ENGR GRIOSpL InvestA,ator:OIcX EMS
Attested by.
8klJOSEFIO L. AOUOACE'NR Officer
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Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources
( (N)AIAf( 1VJ17'Y I,V I R1?ONMEAET ANJ) NA 7'URAL RI?SOU RCS 01 7(-'iJEManiayon, Bangui, Ilocos Norte
December 5, 2000
ECA CERTIFICATION
Ihlis is to certify that the proposed Bangui Bay 60 MW Wind Power Project
(indicate name of project/undertaking)ott Northwind Power Development Corporation represented by Atty. Ferdinand A. Dumlao-
(indicate name of proponent/applicant)
located in Barangav Baruven to Barangay Abaca. Bangui. flocos Norte (as shown in theattached location map) has been determined to be within the Bangmi Bay/Foreshore Area an
This certification is issued for purposes of screening project falling within ECAs and theproponent's compliance to the ETA system.
b JOSIEF L. AQUIOAG(CENR Officer
DEN R-CENRO No ___
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Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Environment and Natural Resources
(')AIM(T 1'VTY 1AITRONMENT AND NA TIRAL RESO URCES O1FICEManayoni. Baangui. Ilocos Norte
CEIRTIFICATTON
TIhis is to certify that Nor/thindm Powver Developnen, Corporation (NWPDC)
re/>l *r.s •l/ hv 7Aivy. Felrdlian AdA. I)uiLto with address at 'l/till 310 Jo'libee Plaza Im Aneralcd
A1 vemlL', ()relcs li ( nt elr, I'asig Cl has complied with the requirement to secure an
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) for his Ban.cui Bav 60 AMW Witd Power Projec
(tIype of project) located at Brgy. Baruyen to Brgy. Abaca, Bangui, Ilocos Norte.
Given this 5t" day of December 2000.
l) JO SEFINO L.jA4 OA /
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ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCECERTIFICATE
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_ _ Regional Office No. 1City of San Fernando, La Union ETel. Nos. 888-38-33 * 888-29-75 KALYAA
KALAYAAN
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE I*VU*AN NC
Pursuant to the provisions of Presidential Decree No. 1586 and the DepartmentAdministrative Order No. 96-37, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources(DENR), Region 1, hereby grants this Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) tothe NORTHWIND POWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (NWPDC) for the
proposed Infrastructure Project (40 MW Wind Power) located at Bangui Bay fromBrgy. Baruyen to Brgy. Abaca, Bangui, llocos Norte, which has been identified aswithin the Environmentally Critical Area (ECA) subject to the following conditions:
1 That the proponent shall secure prior to project implementation all necessarypermits/clearances from concerned government agencies with administrativejurisdiction over such projects/operations, i.e., DENR-EMB, MGB, LGU, DPWH,
PPA, DOTC, etc.;
2. That this Certificate covers the construction and operation of the proposed 40 MWNorthwind Power Project consisting of 30 units turbines with 660 KW rated capacity
and/or alternative 12 units turbines with 1.75 MW each, transformer station equippedwith switch gear room/warehouse, and control center office;
3. That the proponent shall properly compensate affected landowners/residents, if any,and relocation plan shall be submitted for proper coordination with the LGU, prior to
project implementation;
4. That the proponent shall apply for a Foreshore Lease Permit within ninety (90) daysafter the issuance of ECC, and shall properly coordinate with the CENRO concernedfor the adoption of measures to prevent overlapping of projects within the foreshorearea;
5. That the proponent shall submit a modified Geological Fault Map as guide/referencein the construction/installation and design of wind towers and similar activities andappropriate measures be adopted to prevent hazards, accidents etc.;
6. The proponent shall not allow his conveyances for the transport of any mine andquarry resources and other DENR regulated products without the necessary permits
therefrom;
7. That employment for construction/installation/operation of the project shall be givenpriority to the host Municipality of Bangui, Ilocos Norte and its neighboring barangaypursuant to to pertinent provisions of RA No. 6885;
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8 That all applicable mitigating and enhancement measures embodied in the IEE
documents submitted (Section D Impact Assessment and Mitigation) shall form anintegral part of the ECC Conditions which shall be undertaken in all phases of projectimplementation;
9. That the proponent shall appropriately locate the row of turbines closed to the sea toprevent significant sound emissions; and
10. All damages or adverse impact to the environment resulting from non-adoption of
appropriate or adequate mitigating measures during the implementation of theproject shall be the sole responsibility or liability of the proponent.
Commencement of work or operation shall be deemed acceptance of above
conditions herein specified.
Non-compliance with any of the above conditions shall be sufficient cause for the
suspension or cancellation of this Certificate andior a fine in the amount not to exceed
fifty thousand pesos (P50,000.00) for every violation thereof, at the discretion of the
Department (Section 9 of PD 1586).
Given under the seal of this Department at City of San Fernando, La Union this8th day of December, Two Thousand.
VICTOR J. ANCHETA, CESO IVRegional Executive Director
Recommending Approval:
J . SAVADORRegional Director
Environmental Management BureauProcessing Fee P 3,600.00 O.R. No. 6963883 Date 12-05-2000Filing Fee : 1,560.00 O.R. No. 6963883 Date 12-05-2000Legal Research Fee: 240.00 O.R. No. 6963883 Date 12-05-2000Procedural Screening Fee 600.00 O.R, No. 6963883 Date 12-05-2000TIN
VALID ONLY IF MARKED WITH DRY SEAL
ANNEX 3
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