Framework for Environmental Assessment Procedures for Energy Transmission System Projects Financed by World Bank in Turkey (Revised Date: 09.07.2010)

1. Introduction

Under ECSEE (formerly SEEREM), the power transmission component will consist mainly of rehabilitation of existing power lines and existing substations, and the installation of new 154 kV power lines, new 380 kV power lines, new 154 kV and 380 kV substations. The Energy Transmission Systems will be installed in accordance with the Turkish Legislation (regarding protective areas, wetlands, farmlands, etc.).

The procedures presented in this Framework Document detail actions, which will be taken to ensure compliance with Turkish Environmental Regulations and Procedures (Turkish Regulations listed on Page.12 of this framework document) and the World Bank Environmental Assessment (EA) Policies and Procedures as specified in the World Bank Operational Policy OP/BP/GP 4.01 (Environmental Assessment).

The procedures consist of the following ten elements, which address both design/construction and operational aspects:

Design/Construction Phase 

Project Screening



EA Documentation/Document Content



Consultation



EA Review and Approval



Disclosure



Implementation Conditions/Obligations



Environmental Standards/Guidelines



Licensing and Permitting

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Implementation Phase 

Institutional arrangements for environmental management



Reporting

Descriptions for the above elements, basically the procedures, which will be followed, are presented below.

2. Design/Construction Phase

2.1. Project Screening

The planning and design of power transmission lines are under the responsibility of TEIAS General Directorate, Department of Electric Transmission Lines Project Design.

This department identifies the corridor for the project right-of-way and

establishes a project design, which will be the basis for the implementation tender of the

project.

During

the

determination

of

the

project

right-of-way,

the

correspondences with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism are done whether there is any cultural or natural asset within the corridor of the project right-of-way. If it is advised by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the routing or location of the project is adjusted accordingly to safeguard the cultural or natural asset. The Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS decides and coordinates the requirement of a Category A or Category B decision in accordance with the World Bank requirements after meeting all Turkish Requirements which include obtaining the EIA Certificate from MoEF as being requirement of No. 26939 on 17.07.2008 Turkish EIA Regulation.

According to Turkish EIA Regulation (Annex.1 Projects in the Regulation) a full EIA report and process (that is the classification equivalent to the EA requirements of the World Bank for a Category A project) is required for the power transmission line projects of 154 kV or above that has a length of more than 15 km, including transformer stations or switchyards as a part of the project.

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Annex 2 of the Turkish EIA Regulation lists the projects where a Project Information File (Project Information File is the simpler form of an Environmental Impact Assessment report summarizing the main characteristics of the project, project location and proposed mitigation measures) is required by the MoEF in order to screen these projects, that is to decide if a full EIA is necessary or not. This Annex includes power transmission lines of 154 kV voltage and more, which has a length more than 5 km and shorter than 15 km.

If an EIA is required by Turkish EA regulation or MoEF, The Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS decides and coordinates the requirement for the preparation of a Category A Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report and/or a Category B Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in accordance with the World Bank documentation requirements for an EIA or an EMP 1. Annex B1 contains a sample format for EMPs – the format is revised and expanded based on site-specific characteristics.

For the EIA studies of transmission line projects are conducted by the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS, having EIA Competency Certificate obtained by MoEF, within the TEIAS General Directorate.

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ECSEE APL6 is categorized as environment category B, because a category A subproject is not expected to be financed by the loan. In the case that a category A subproject is required to be financed, the loan agreement for APL6 will need to be restructured. 3

Turkish Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation Flow Scheme (for Annex.1 List of Projects) (Regulation of July 17, 2008 (Official Gazette No. 26939)

EIA Application Document is prepared and submitted to the MoEF

The MoEF reviews the Project Description Brief and Review Committee is formed

Public Participation Meeting

Scoping Meeting

Ministry of Environment and Forestry provides the Project Specific Format

Preparation of the EIA report and Submission of the report to the MoEF

Review of the MoEF and Review Committee Meetings

EIA Report is finalized based on the comments of the Review Committee and Final Report submitted to the MoEF

Review of the EIA Report finalized by the Commission by public in the related governorships for 10 days

“EIA Positive / Negative” Verdict is given by the MoEF

Project approved (with conditions)

Project rejected

The power transmission line projects are generally classified as Category B by the World Bank OP 4.01, though not always. For the projects under this classification generally preparation of an EMP is required based on the criteria provided in Annex A to this document. For the Energy Transmission Line Projects having length of less 4

than 5 km and for the projects that are classified in Annex 2 of the Turkish EIA Regulation and decided by the MoEF that a full EIA is not needed, the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will prepare an EMP. If the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS decides that the project is small and/or with negligible environmental issues and that therefore no EMP is required, no further environmental procedures are necessary. The Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will provide written documentation of this decision together with the reasons for it.

2.2. EA Documentation/Document Content

For the projects that require the preparation of a full EIA report (Category A projects according to World Bank classification), the reports will be prepared in accordance with the project specific format to be provided by the MoEF. However, this format will have some differences with the general format of the World Bank. The World Bank Category A EA format includes the following chapters: 

Executive

Summary:

Concisely

discusses

significant

findings

and

recommended actions. 

Policy, Legal and Administrative Framework: Discusses the policy, legal, and administrative framework within which the EA is carried out. Explains the environmental

requirements

of

any

cofinanciers.

Identifies

relevant

international environmental agreements to which the country is a party. 

Project Description: Concisely describes the proposed project and its geographic, ecological, social, and temporal context, including any offsite investments that may be required. Normally includes a map showing the project site and the project’s area of influence.



Baseline Data: Assesses the dimensions of the study area and describes relevant physical, biological, and socioeconomic conditions, including any changes anticipated before the project commences. Data should be relevant to decisions about project location, design, operation, or mitigatory measures.



Environmental Impacts: Predicts and assesses the project’s likely positive and negative impacts, in quantitative terms to the extent possible. Identifies

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mitigation measures and any residual negative impacts that cannot be mitigated. Explores opportunities for environmental enhancement. Identifies and estimates the extent and quality of available data, key data gaps, and uncertainties associated with predictions, and specifies topics that do not require further attention. 

Analysis of Alternatives: Systematically compares feasible alternatives to the proposed project site, technology, design, and operation—including the “without project” situation—in terms of their potential environmental impacts; the feasibility of mitigating these impacts; their capital and recurrent costs; their suitability under local conditions; and their institutional, training, and monitoring requirements.



Environmental Management Plan (EMP): Covers mitigation measures, monitoring, and institutional arrangements.



Appendixes (List of EA Report Preparers. References. Records of Public Consultation: Record of interagency and consultation meetings, including consultations for obtaining the informed views of the affected people and local nongovernmental organizations (NGOs))

While most of these headings are covered in the specific format provided by the MoEF for the full EIA reports, there are no “Executive Summary” or “Policy, Legal and Administrative Framework” chapters. In addition, mitigation actions are required to be specified for the adverse impacts and a monitoring plan is required as a part of the EIA report by the MoEF. However, they may not be in the form of an EMP as required by the World Bank. Furthermore, institutional arrangements for the mitigation and monitoring actions are not explicitly specified as required by the World Bank. Following chapters are included in a typical Turkish EIA format for a power transmission line: 

Project Purpose and Description



Characteristics of the Project Area



Economic and Social Dimensions of the Project



Influence area of the Project and Existing Environmental Properties



Environmental Impacts of the Project and Mitigation Measures



Analysis of Alternatives

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

Conclusions

Therefore, for a project that requires a full EIA report according to Turkish EIA Regulation (Annex 1 projects or Annex 2 of the Turkish EIA Regulation that the MoEF decided that a full EIA is needed) the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will decide if Category A EIA or Category B EMP will be required. If it is decided that a Category A EIA is needed, the EIA will include appendices for: (a) the Policy, Legal and Administrative Framework in Turkey, (b) the Executive Summary, (c) the EMP (including mitigation and monitoring activities as a plan) (d) the institutional arrangements to carry out the mitigation and monitoring measures and (e) the Record of Public Consultation. If the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS decides a Category B EMP will be required it will be prepared in accordance with the sample format provided in Annex B1 (Sample Format for an Environmental Management Plan) of this document. The format will be revised and expanded based on site-specific characteristics. If it is decided that the project is neither Category A nor Category B, no EA Documentation is required.

For the projects that are classified in Annex 2 of the Turkish EIA Regulation and decided by the MoEF that a full EIA is not needed or for the transmission line projects having a length of less than 5 km, the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will decide the scope of the Category B EMP according to the criteria given in Annex A to this document. The Category B EMP will be prepared by TEIAS in accordance with the format provided in Annex B1 to this document (Sample Format for an EMP) of this document. As can be seen from this Annex the key elements of the EMP are the Mitigation and Monitoring Plan (which are based on a site-specific assessment) for which samples are provided in Annex B2. Other key components of an EMP are Institutional Arrangements and Consultation with Local NGOs and Project-Affected Groups.

2.3. Consultation

For the projects requiring full EIAs, the public consultation process of Turkish EIA Regulation is basically compatible with the World Bank. According to this regulation public information and consultation meeting is held in the scoping stage of the EIA 7

process. The issues identified in this meeting are taken into account in the formation of the specific format for the project and preparation of the EIA report. For Category A projects, World Bank requires, a second public consultation be conducted to discuss the draft EIA document. Public consultation for discussion is also a part of the Turkish review process of the draft EIA report: when the review period is started by the MoEF it is announced to the public and the EIA report is opened to public review at the local governorates. The locally affect groups are informed via the written announcements in the local authorities (municipalities, governorates etc.). The purpose of public consultation at this stage is to determine whether people have any remaining concerns or questions about the way that the previously identified issues have been analyzed or with the proposed mitigation measures. By these means the voice of the locally affected groups are fully recognized in the final EIA report, which is considered as the second public consultation

For the consultation meetings, announcements are made by publishing an announcement including the date, hour, place and subject of the meeting in a national countrywide newspaper and in a local newspaper 10 days before the meeting date. Generally, places suitable for the participation of everybody are selected, such as a village coffeehouse. In addition, if it is found necessary arrangements for the transportation of locally affect groups to the meeting place are made. The responsibility of the public consultation issues (announcements, transportation etc.) is on TEIAS unless a consultant is hired by TEIAS for the issues. For Annex I projects, the responsible party for making the minutes of meeting, taking the attendance sheets is the local directorate of MoEF, and a copy is provided to the project owner.

For a project that does not require a full EIA, but decided by TEIAS that it requires an EMP, public consultation will be announced, organized, conducted and documented as described in Annex B1 (Section E - Consultation with Local NGOs and ProjectAffected Groups) to this document. The purpose of the consultation is to obtain their views on the environmental issues related to the project, which they feel are important, and whether people are satisfied with the proposed mitigation/monitoring measures. These issues will then be included in the final EMP.

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For the projects which are not within the scope of Turkish EIA Regulation but EMP preparation decision are taken for by TEIAS, the public consultation meeting is announced in a national and/or local newspaper and/or via the related village headmen. The minutes of meeting and attendance records are made by TEIAS/or the consultant if one is hired, and the records are integrated into the EMP. 2.4. EA Review and Approval

For the projects requiring a full Category A EIA, the review and approval is the responsibility of the MoEF and the World Bank. When the EIA report is completed in accordance with the project specific format provided by the MoEF in the end of the scoping phase, it is submitted to the MoEF. The MoEF first reviews the report according to the format and then calls the review committee to meetings, called as review committee meetings.

In these meetings the report is presented and the

questions or concerns of the Review Committee are answered and necessary changes, additions to, or removals from the report are done.

The committee

members review the statement according to their scope of responsibilities. Representative organizations on the Committee may include: 

Related General Directorates of the MoEF



The General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works (DSI)



General Directorate of State Meteorological Works (DMI)



The General Directorate of Forestry



Provincial Directorate of Environment and Forestry



The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs



The Ministry of Health.



Provincial Health Directorate



Municipalities



Experts from University (if found necessary)



Project owner (TEIAS)



EIA Consultant

As a result all Committee Members provide their opinion regarding to approval of the EIA report and the project. Before MoEF gives (final) EIA decision, following the

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Committee opinion on EIA Report, the report is opened for the public review in order to take their comments at this stage. The positive decision means project is approved (generally with conditions at least indicating that the EIA report is a commitment for the project implementation and has to be complied with by the project owner and all relevant contractors of the project) and the activities should be commenced in 7 years (if they are not commenced in 7 years a new EIA report is required for the project). The negative decision indicates that project is rejected and cannot be carried out.

For Category A projects, the final officially approved Turkish EIA report (for the projects that requires EIA Report according to Turkish EIA Regulation) will be translated into English by World Bank if it is required and English language versions of the World Bank appendices, or for Category B projects, and the final EMPs will be sent to World Bank by TEIAS in order to be approved. Prior to proceeding with awarding a contract for the project the World Bank will issue a “No Objection” for Category A projects, if the World Bank estimates that the “No Objection” will take longer than two weeks to issue, it will inform TEIAS as to when it will complete the review process. For Category B projects, the EMP is prepared by the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS. TEIAS experts will prepare the EMP in accordance with the requirements specified in Annex B1 of this framework document. The English version of the final EMP for any project will be submitted to the World Bank by TEIAS and will be reviewed and approved by the World Bank. The Bank’s comments, and/or the “No objection” of the submitted EMP will be sent to TEIAS within 2 weeks. If the Bank needs more time to complete its review, it will inform TEIAS within this timeframe.

The MoEF will not be a part of review or approval process for Category B projects.

2.5. Disclosure

For Category-A projects, the approved EIA report and the World Bank appendices will be disclosed by the MoEF. These documents will be available in the offices of local authorities and are publicized on the website of the MoEF. The English version of the EIA report approved by Turkish government and the English language versions 10

of the World Bank appendices will be sent to the World Bank for disclosure in the World Bank Infoshop.

For Category B projects which only require an EMP, the final Turkish Language EMP will be open to public access in the local TEIAS offices, where it will be convenient to the people living in or near the area where the project is to be implemented. TEIAS will make it available in its website on the internet as well. The English language version will be sent to the Bank for disclosures in the World Bank Infoshop.

2.6. Implementation Conditions/Obligations

As mentioned before, for both Category A and Category B projects the EMP is a commitment by TEIAS to the World Bank regarding its’ legal obligation under the Loan Agreement to implement EMP throughout the life of the project.

This

commitment is the responsibility of TEIAS. Thus, prior to contract awarded by the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will insure that all bid documents contain conditions (or articles) specifying that the approved EMP are a part of the conditions to be complied with and must be included in all bid documents and contracts.

The monitoring of the performance of the contractor during construction will be carried out by the responsible parties specified in the monitoring plan. Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will be the authority to make the final check with regard to the performance of the Contractor with regard to the relevant specifications in the bid documents and EMP. For the case of an EIA report, TEIAS will have “first line” responsibility for assurance compliance with conditions of the EMP. However, the MoEF is the ultimate responsible agency for auditing and ensuring that the conditions in the Turkish EIA report are complied with.

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2.7. Environmental Standards/Guidelines

TEIAS will use Turkish or World Bank environmental standards (which ever is stricter) for electric power transmission line projects. These standards are basically related, but not limited, to the following: 

Environmental impact assessment



Solid and hazardous waste management



Noise levels (during construction)



Electric

and

magnetic

field

intensities

at

ground

level

(transmission/distribution) or at the fence line (transformer substation) 

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are to be prohibited from use in any equipment purchases (e.g. transformers, capacitors) or any replacement components



Right-of-way selection



Environmental auditing



Health and safety



Pesticide use for land clearance



Cultural Heritage



Natural Habitats

The criteria and standards for the above mentioned issues, and any other relevant issue can be found in the Turkish Regulations, the Pollution Prevention and Abatement Handbook (PPAH) of the World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) Environmental Health and Safety Guidelines (EHSG). With regard to these issues the requirements of Turkish Regulations will be certainly complied with.

If there are no standards or requirements in Turkish Regulations or if the

standards of the World Bank are stricter these will be used in construction and operation.

The major World Bank documents related to these issues are Bank

Safeguard Policies, EA Sourcebook and Updates, and the above mentioned PPAH and EHSG, which are available from the website of the World Bank. Some of the directly related Turkish Regulations are:

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

Environmental Noise Assessment and Control Regulation (07.03.2009-26809)



Water Pollution Control Regulation (31.12.2004-25687)



Solid Waste Control Regulation (14.03.1991-20814)



Soil Pollution Control Regulation (31.05.2005-25831)



Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation (17.07.2008-26939)



Environmental Auditing Regulation (05.01.2001-24631)



Hazardous Waste Control Regulation (14.03.2005-25755)



Workers Health and Safety Regulation (11.01.1974-14765)



Electric Intensive Current Regulation (30.11.200-24246)

2.8. Licensing and Permitting

The necessary licenses and/or permits will be obtained by TEIAS itself or via its contractors for various services, such as environmental impact assessment, equipment procurement, construction etc., from the MoEF or other governmental agencies as required. Some of the permits that will be required are: 

Cultural assets



Wetlands



EIA positive or EIA not necessary certificates



Permit for wastewater discharge to receiving bodies (if there is such a discharge from the construction camp facilities)



Hazardous waste disposal permit for Hazardous Waste Storage, or Intermediate Storage (if applicable)



Solid waste disposal permit (disposal of the solid wastes to the landfill site of the municipality due to solid waste generation in the camp facilities and during construction and operation activities)



Permit to pass through a forest area (if applicable-except forestry lands to be protected)

It should also be noted that in case of an undersea cable project, implementation and operation will be carried out in accordance with the Turkish Maritime laws and regulations in addition to the above listed environmental licenses and permits.

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3. Implementation Phase

3.1. Institutional Arrangements for Environmental Management

During construction, the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS, in cooperation with the regional offices, will check the performance of the contractor to assure the works reflects the requirements specified in the EMPs. With this regard quarterly reports will be required from the construction contractors and on-site checks will be carried out if found necessary.

During operation, the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS, will assist the operations department and review their performance with regard to the obligations specified in the EMP for the operation phase of the projects. The representatives of the Environment Estate and Expropriation Directorate of TEIAS will review the environmental management performance of the regional offices of TEIAS with respect to the projects of concern.

3.2. Reporting

TEIAS will submit the prepared (Environmental Management Plan) Monitoring Reports for the projects in Annex.2 list of Turkish EIA Regulation, for the project exempt from the Turkish EIA Regulation and for the projects in Annex.1 of Turkish EIA Regulation to the World Bank to be reviewed in a quarterly basis.

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ANNEX A ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING CRITERIA FOR DECIDING THE PREPARATION OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

If any of the following potential issues are assessed to be significant by the Environmental Unit of TEIAS, an EMP will be required for the project of concern: 

Change in land use or land surface contours (altering runoff patterns)



Possible presence of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in equipment (transformers or capacitators) to be rehabilitated or decommissioned



Soil erosion (land clearing)



Possible impact to public health



Removal of considerable number of trees



Public exposure to electric or magnetic fields



Interference with local aesthetic characteristics



Permanent loss of productive land from support structure placement



Environmental sensitive areas involved (protected area, sensitive ecosystems, etc.)



Culturally sensitive areas involved (structures/locations of historical or archeological significance)

ANNEX B1: SAMPLE FORMAT FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (EMP) Responsible Party The name of the TEIAS staff member who prepared the EMP should be specified, his title and the date when it was prepared. Project Description Present a brief description of the subproject. Include the nature of the investment, the location, and any characteristics of the specific project site and area that are listed in Annex A, e.g. near a protected area, area of environmental, cultural, historical, religious interest etc. Also, very briefly describe the general land use characteristics (farming, small industry etc.), and the location(s) of the nearest population centers. If available, a simple map should be included. A. MITIGATING PLAN

Phase

Issue*

Mitigating Measure

Responsibility**

     Operation      * Issues and mitigating measures included will be site-specific, based on the assessment of the location or routing. ** Items indicated to be the responsibility of the contractor shall be specified in the bid documents Construction

B. MONITORING PLAN Phase

What

Where

parameter is to be monitored?

is the parameter to be monitored?

How is the parameter to be monitored/ type of monitoring equipment?

When

Why

is the parameter to be monitoredfrequency of measurement or continuous?

Is the parameter to be monitored?

Cost

Responsibility

Construct

Operate

NOTE:

Any item identified in the mitigation plan must have a corresponding entry in the monitoring plan. For example, if noise is an issue presented in then mitigating plan, than noise should be an item in the monitoring plan

C. SCHEDULE Present (preferably in Chart Form) Start Dates and Finish Dates for:  

Mitigation Activities Monitoring Activities

D. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS A narrative discussion supported by organizational charts detailing:  Institutional responsibilities and procedures for mitigation and monitoring and how they are linked for environmental management  Environmental information flow (reporting—from who and to who and how often)  Decision making chain of command for environmental management (to take action, to authorize expenditures, to shut down, etc.) In short, how is all the monitoring data going to be used to maintain sound environmental performance—who collects the data, who analyzes it, who prepares reports, who are the reports sent to and how often, and who does that person send it to, or what does he/she do with the information—who has the authority to spend, shutdown, change operations etc.

E. CONSULTATION WITH LOCAL NGOs AND PROJECT-AFFECTED GROUPS Provide documentation of the following:  Date(s) consultation(s) was (were) held  Location(s) consultation(s) was (were) held  Who was invited Name, Organization or Occupation, Telephone/Fax/e-mail number/address (home and/or office)  

Who attended Name, Organization or Occupation, Telephone/Fax/e-mail number/address (home and/or office) Meeting Program/Schedule What is to be presented and by whom



Summary Meeting Minutes (Comments, Questions and Response by Presenters), including the name(s) of the EdL staff member(s) who participated in the Consultation



Any agreed actions or necessary follow-on work and agreed schedule

ANNEX B2: SAMPLE MITIGATING PLAN AND SAMPLE MONTORING PLAN FOR A SUBSTATION MITIGATING PLAN Phase Construction

Issue Erosion/Silt runoff

Mitigating Measure

Responsibility*

Construction planned for dry season to avoid rainy season difficulties such as: access road construction on water logged soil

Contractor

Excavated materials to be deposited at a designated site designed and constructed to contain this material with little or no release to environment. No disposal of excavated materials to surface waters (rivers, lakes, ponds etc.) permitted

Interference with local economic activities

Watercourses to be protected from erosion of exposed soil surfaces created during land clearing by the use of silt trapping systems (e.g. bunds, sediment ponds etc.) Construct during non-farming season. Appropriate compensation paid for any loss or damage to local population farmland to be restored after construction

TEIAS and Contractor

Alteration of surface water drainage patterns

All temporary access roads will be decommissioned upon construction completion

Contractor

Bunds and sediment ponds constructed to avoid siltation into surface waters Improper disposal of construction debris and wastes

Impacts to land and water from development of new sources of raw materials

Worker health and safety

Public safety

Vegetative debris from land clearing should be recycled or stacked and burned. Non-vegetative debris to be disposed at selected sites properly enclosed to avoid silt runoff. After construction disposal site to be restored Existing borrow sites and quarries to be used to source aggregates. All suppliers of raw materials required to possess valid operating permits before and for the duration of the time associated with the project Health and safety plan to be prepared by contractor and submitted to TEIAS for approval prior to initiating any work activity Contractor to include health and safety training sessions as part of plan Work areas presenting danger to the public (particularly children) are to be fenced. Other areas are to include warning signs using danger symbols for universal understanding

Contractor

TEIAS Environmental Unit, Contractor

Contractor (Plan Preparation) TEIAS (Plan Approval)

Contractor

Aesthetic impact on local viewscape

Dust Noise

Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)

Operation

Soil, surface and groundwater contamination from oil, lubricant, or fuel spills

SF6

Worker health and safety

*

Contractor Wherever possible, transmission lines are to routed along the toe of slopes where it blends with the background Towers and transmission lines to be positioned so that they avoid blocking the line of sight for points of natural or man made visual interest (scenic vistas, monuments, mosques, etc.) Sprinkle/spray area with water. Particularly during hot, dry, and windy conditions Construction to take place during normal daytime hours If evening construction required, local affected people will be consulted at least one week in advance of the proposed activity It is forbidden to purchase any electric equipment containing PCBs, or to purchase any PCBs for use in any equipment Operational procedures to be established and implemented for spill prevention and control No PCBs to be used in transformers SF6 gas will be monitored continuously and gas leakages will be controlled. In the case of gas leakage (before SF6 gas density drops below the critic level), the system will be open automatically and the bay will be shut down (closed). Health and safety plan to be prepared and implemented. Plan to include safety training and practice drills

Contractor Contractor

Contractor

Contractor

TEIAS

TEIAS

Items indicated to be the responsibility of the contractor shall be specified in the bid documents

MONITORING PLAN Phase

Construct

What

Where

parameter is to be monitored?

is the parameter to be monitored?

Erosion/Silt runoff

Construction right-of-way

How is the parameter to be monitored/ type of monitoring equipment?

When

Why

is the parameter to be monitoredfrequency of measurement or continuous?

is the parameter to be monitored?

Daily

To assure compliance with the Water Pollution and Control regulation in order to mitigate any potential environmental impacts.

Visual

Cleared areas

Surface waters

During or after rainstorm

Interference with local economic activities

Settlements and agricultural areas along the right-ofway

Visual

Weekly

Alteration of surface water drainage patterns

Construction right-of-way

Inspect sediment trap systems and other mitigating measures for proper installation

Weekly

Cost

Included in the project budget.

Responsibility

TEIAS And Contractor

TEIAS And Contractor

Incorporated into bidding and contract documents. Not considered as a separate cost budget.

TEIAS And Contractor

Improper disposal of construction debris and wastes

Construction right-of-way

Continuous

Substation Site

Impacts to land and water from development of new sources of raw materials

Disposal sites At delivery site of raw materials or contractor offices

Worker health and safety

Construction right-of-way

Public safety

Construction right-of-way

Aesthetic impact on local viewscape Dust

Normal observation locations Construction right-of-way Access roads Wherever construction machinery is being used

Review contractor operating license

Review health and safety plan

Before first delivery, and soon after renewal date if construction is still in progress Before start of construction

Observe training or other plan activities Visual

Monthly

Visual

During installation of structures Continuous, but particularly during hot, dry, windy conditions

Visually

Continuous

To assure compliance with mitigating measures specified in contract

TEIAS Environmental Unit And Contractor

TEIAS and contractor

To assure compliance with Workers Health and Safety Regulation To assure compliance with mitigating measures specified in contract (e.g. installation of fences, signs etc.)

TEIAS and Contractor

TEIAS and Contractor

TEIAS and Contractor TEIAS and Contractor

Noise

PCBs

Operate

Soil, surface and groundwater contamination from oil, lubricant, or fuel spills

SF6 gas pressure

Population centers nearest to construction sites or where trucks are passing At delivery site of equipment or materials Substation, transformer locations

Observation

Continuous, but particularly if there are complaints from local population

TEIAS and Contractor

Review certifications of no PCB content

When equipment or materials are delivered Daily

TEIAS and Contractor

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ANNEX C ANNEX– I LİST TURKISH EIA REGULATION ÇEVRESEL ETKİ DEĞERLENDİRMESİ UYGULANACAK PROJELER LİSTESİ 1- Rafineriler: a) Ham petrol rafinerileri, b) 500 ton/gün üzeri taşkömürü ve bitümlü maddelerin gazlaştırılması ve sıvılaştırılması projeleri, c) Doğalgaz sıvılaştırma ve gazlaştırma tesisleri. 2- Termik güç santralleri: a) Toplam ısıl gücü 300 MWt (Megawatt termal) ve daha fazla olan termik güç santralları ile diğer yakma sistemleri, b) Nükleer güç santralleri ve diğer nükleer reaktörlerin kurulması ve sökümü (max. gücü sürekli termik yük bakımından 1 kilovatı aşmayan, atom çekirdeği parçalanabilen ve çoğalan maddelerin dönüşümü, üretimi amaçlı araştırma projeleri hariç). 3- Radyasyonlu nükleer yakıtlar: a) Nükleer yakıtların yeniden işlenmesi, b) Nükleer yakıtların üretimi veya zenginleştirilmesi, c) Radyasyondan arınmış nükleer yakıtların veya sınır değerin üzerinde radyasyon içeren atıkların işlenmesi, ç) Radyasyonlu nükleer yakıtların nihai bertarafı işlemi, d) Yalnız radyoaktif atıkların nihai bertarafı işlemi, e) Yalnızca radyasyonlu nükleer yakıtların (10 yıldan uzun süre için planlanmış) veya nükleer atıkların üretim alanından farklı bir alanda depolanması, f) Radyasyondan arınmış nükleer yakıtların nihai bertarafı. 4- Demir ve çeliğin ergitilmesi ile ilgili tesisler: a) Cevherden hadde mamulü üreten tesisler, b) Hurdaya dayalı sıvı çelik üreten tesisler (50.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri), c) Haddehaneler (50.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri), ç) Döküm tesisleri (50.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri), d) Demir dışı metal tesisleri (ergitme veya haddeleme veya döküm) (25 000 ton/yıl ve üzeri).

5- Konsantrelerden ya da ikincil ham maddelerden metalurjik, kimyasal ya da elektrolitik prosesler vasıtası ile demirli olmayan ham metallerin üretilmesi tesisleri. 6- Asbest çıkartılması ve asbest içeren ürünleri işleme veya dönüştürme projeleri: a) Asbest madeni işletmeleri ve zenginleştirme tesisleri, b) Son ürün olarak friksiyon (sürtünme) maddesi üreten 50 ton/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli tesisler, c) 200 ton/yıl ve üzeri asbest kullanan diğer tesisler, ç) 10.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli, son ürünü asbestli beton olan tesisler. 7- Fonksiyonel olarak birbirine bağlı çeşitli birimleri kullanarak endüstriyel ölçekte üretim yapan kimya tesisleri a) Organik kimyasalların üretimi, b) İnorganik kimyasalların üretimi, c) Fosfor, azot ve potasyum bazlı basit veya bileşik gübrelerin üretimi. 8- Patlayıcı ve parlayıcı maddelerin üretildiği tesisler. 9- Yollar, geçişler ve havaalanları: a) Şehirlerarası demiryolu hatları, b) Pist uzunluğu 2.100 m ve üzeri olan havaalanları, c) Otoyollar, ekspres yollar ve devlet yollarının yapımı, ç) Dört ve üzeri şeritli yolların yapımı, iki ya da daha az trafik şeridi bulunan mevcut yolların dört ya da daha fazla şeritli olacak şekilde yenilenmesi ya da genişletilmesi, yeniden yapılan ya da genişletilen bölümün sürekli uzunluğunun 10 km ya da daha uzun olacak şekilde uzatılması. 10- Suyolları, limanlar ve tersaneler: a) 1.350 DWT ve üzeri ağırlıktaki deniz araçlarının geçişine izin veren kıta içi suyollarının yapımı ve kıta içi su trafiği için yapılacak olan limanlar, b) 1.350 DWT ve üzeri ağırlıktaki deniz araçlarının yanaşabileceği ticari amaçlı liman, iskele ve rıhtımlar (güneşlenme ve sportif amaçlı iskeleler hariç), c) Yük ve yolcu gemilerinin yapım, bakım, söküm ve onarımı amaçlı tersaneler ile 24 m üzerinde yat imalatı yapan tesisler, ç) Yat Limanları. 11- Tehlikeli ve Özel İşleme Tabi Atıklar:

a) Tehlikeli ve Özel İşleme Tabi Atıkların geri kazanılması ve/veya nihai bertarafını yapacak tesisler, b) Yakma kapasitesi 1000 kg/gün ve üzerinde olan tıbbi atıklar için projelendirilen yakma tesisleri, c) Günlük 1 ton ve üzeri depolama kapasitesine sahip olan tıbbi atık düzenli depolama tesisleri, ç) Yıllık işleme kapasitesi 2000 ton ve üzeri olan atık yağ geri kazanımı için projelendirilen tesisler, d) Tehlikeli atık ihtiva eden atık barajları, atık havuzları. 12- Günlük kapasitesi 100 ton ve üzeri katı atıkların yakma, kompost ve diğer tekniklerle ara işleme tabi tutulması ve bertaraf edilmesi için kurulan tesisler ve/veya alanı 10 hektardan büyük veya hedef yılı da dahil depolanacak katı atık miktarının günlük 100 ton ve üzeri olan katı atık depolama tesisleri, atık barajları, atık havuzları. 13- 10 milyon m3/yıl ve üzeri yeraltı suyu çıkarma veya suyu yeraltında depolama projeleri. 14- Boru ile içme suyu taşımaları dışında kalan büyük su aktarma projeleri: a) Olası su sıkıntısını önlemek amacı ile akarsu havzaları arasında, 100 milyon m3/yıl ve üzeri su aktarma projeleri, b) (a) bendi dışında uzun dönemli yıllık ortalama akışı 2 milyar m3 ü aşan bir akarsu havzasından söz konusu akışın % 5’i ve üzeri miktarda su aktarma projeleri. 15- Su depolama tesisleri (Göl hacmi 10 milyon m3 ve üzeri olan baraj ve göletler.). 16- Kurulu gücü 25 MW ve üzeri olan nehir tipi santraller. 17- Kapasitesi 150 000 eşdeğer kişi ve/veya 30.000 m3/gün üzeri kapasiteli atık su arıtma tesisleri. 18- Et Ürünleri Üretim Tesisleri (Kesimin ve et ürünleri üretiminin birlikte yapıldığı tesisler): a) Büyükbaş hayvan kesimi ve et ürünlerinin üretildiği tesisler (500 adet/gün ve üzeri), b) Küçükbaş hayvan kesimi ve et ürünlerinin üretildiği tesisler (1500 adet/gün ve üzeri),

c) Kanatlı hayvanların kesimi ve et ürünlerinin üretildiği tesisler (200.000 adet/gün ve üzeri tavuk ve eşdeğeri diğer kanatlılar). 19- Büyükbaş ve/veya küçükbaş hayvan besi tesisleri (10000 adet ve üzeri büyükbaş, 20000 adet ve üzeri küçükbaş kapasiteli). 20- Kümes hayvanları ve domuzun yetiştirildiği kapasitesi aşağıda belirtilen tesisler: a) Tavuk veya piliç yetiştirme tesisleri (Bir üretim periyodunda 60.000 adet ve üzeri tavuk, 85.000 adet ve üzeri piliç veya eş değeri diğer kanatlılar), b) Domuz besi çiftlikleri (30 kg ve üzeri, 3.000 baş üzeri), c) Dişi domuz üretim çiftlikleri (900 baş ve üzeri). 21- Kültür balıkçılığı projeleri, (1000 ton/yıl ve üzeri). 22- Entegre yağ üretim projeleri (Bitkisel ürünlerden hamyağ eldesinin ve rafinasyon işleminin birlikte yapıldığı tesisler). 23- Entegre süt ürünleri üretim tesisleri (50 ton/gün ve üzeri sütten peynir, yağ, yoğurt gibi süt ürünlerinden en az ikisinin üretildiği tesisler). 24- Maya fabrikaları. 25- Şeker fabrikaları. 26- Orman ürünleri ve selüloz tesisleri; a) Selüloz üretim tesisleri, b) Kereste veya benzeri lifli maddelerden kâğıt hamuru üretim tesisleri, c) Her çeşit kâğıt üretim tesisleri (40.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli). 27- Terbiye işlemlerinden kasar (haşıl sökme, ağartma, merserizasyon, kostikleme ve benzeri.) veya boyama birimlerini içeren iplik, kumaş veya halı fabrikaları, (3.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri). 28- Madencilik projeleri; Ruhsat hukuku ve aşamasına bakılmaksızın, a) 25 hektar ve üzeri çalışma alanında (kazı ve döküm alanı toplamı olarak) açık işletme ve cevher hazırlama tesisleri, b) 150 hektarı aşan (kazı ve döküm alanı toplamı olarak) çalışma alanında açık işletme yöntemi ile kömür çıkarma ve cevher hazırlama tesisleri, c) Biyolojik, kimyasal, elektrolitik ya da ısıl işlem yöntemleri uygulanan cevher zenginleştirme tesisleri, ç) 1 inci ve 2 nci grup madenlerin her türlü işleme sokulması (kırma-eleme, öğütme, yıkama ve benzeri) 100.000 m3/yıl ve üzeri kapasitede olanlar.

29- 500 ton/gün ham petrol ve 500 000 m3/gün doğal gazın çıkarılması. 30- Petrol, Doğalgaz ve kimyasalların 40 km’den uzun 600 mm ve üzeri çaplı borularla taşınması. 31- Çimento fabrikaları veya klinker üretim tesisleri. 32- 154 kV (kilovolt) ve üzeri gerilimde 15 km’den uzun enerji iletim tesisleri (iletim hattı, trafo merkezi, şalt sahaları). 33- 50.000 m3 ve üzeri kapasitede olan petrol, doğalgaz, petrokimya ve kimyasal madde depolama tesisleri. 34- Ham deri (işlenmiş ham deriden son ürün elde eden tesisler hariç) işleme tesisleri (500 ton/yıl ve üzeri). 35- Turizm konaklama tesisleri (500 oda ve üzeri) tatil köyleri ve/veya turizm kompleksleri. 36- İhtisas Sanayi Bölgeleri (EK-I ve EK-II Listelerinde yer alan faaliyetler). 37- Pil ve Akü üretim Tesisleri (montaj yapılan tesisler hariç). 38- Tarım İlaçları ve/veya farmasötik ürünlerin etken maddelerinin üretildiği tesisler. 39- Motorlu taşıtların üretimi. 40- Demiryolu taşıtlarının üretimi. 41- Hava taşıtlarının üretimi. 42- Cam, cam elyafı veya taş yünü üretim tesisleri (100 000 ton/yıl ve üzeri). 43- Lastik üretim tesisleri (iç ve dış motorlu taşıt ve uçak lastikleri, kolon, sırt kauçuğu, kord bezi ve benzeri). 44- Seramik, kiremit, tuğla veya porselen üretimi yapan tesisler (ana hammadde kapasitesi 100.000 ton/yıl üzerinde olanlar).

EK– II LİSTESİ SEÇME-ELEME KRİTERLERİ UYGULANACAK PROJELER LİSTESİ (Ek– 1 Listesinde Yer Alan Alt Sınırlar Bu Listede Üst Sınır Olarak Alınır) Kimya, petrokimya, ilaç ve atıklar 1- a) Kimyasalların üretimi, petrolden yağlama maddesi üretimi veya ara ürünlerin işlenmesi için projelendirilen tesisler (proses kaynaklı atığı ve yan ürünü olmayan sadece karışım yapan tesisler bu kapsamın dışındadır.), b) Atık yağ geri kazanımı için projelendirilen tesisler (Yıllık işleme kapasitesi 2000 ton’dan az olanlar), c) Yakma kapasitesi 200-1000 kg/gün arasında olan tıbbi atık yakma tesisleri, günlük 1 tondan az olan depolama kapasitesine sahip tıbbi atık düzenli depolama tesisleri ve tıbbi atıkların fiziksel ve kimyasal olarak ara işleme tabi tutulması amacıyla kurulan tesisler, ç) Tehlikeli ve özel işleme tabi atıkların fiziksel yöntemlerle geri kazanılması. 2- Toplam depolama kapasitesi 500-50000 m3 arası olan doğalgaz, petrokimya, petrol ve kimyasal ürün depoları (Perakende satış istasyonları bu kapsamın dışındadır.). 3- Tarım ilaçları ve farmasotik ürünlerin, boya ve cilaların, elastomer esaslı ürünlerin ve peroksitlerin üretildiği veya elastomer esaslı ürünlerin işleme tabi tutulduğu tesisler, bitki gelişim düzenleyiciler. 4- Katı Atıkların yakılması, kompostlaştırılması ve depolanması için yapılan tesisler, atık barajları, atık havuzları. 5- Sabun veya deterjan üretimi yapan tesisler (hammaddesini hazır alıp sadece karışım yapan tesisler bu kapsamın dışındadır.). 6- Kümes ve ahır gübrelerinin geri kazanılması ve bertaraf edilmesine yönelik tesisler. 7- Toplam depolama kapasitesi 500 ton ve üzeri kapasitede olan patlayıcı ve parlayıcı madde depoları. Sanayi tesisleri 8- Demir çelik veya demir dışı metal tesisleri (1.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli): a) Demir çeliğin veya demir dışı metallerin ergitildiği, üretildiği tesisler,

b) Haddeleme tesisleri (sıcak veya soğuk) veya Haddeleme işlemi yapılmayan anma ısıl gücü ≥10 MW olan tavlama fırınını içeren tesisler, c) Döküm fabrikaları, ç) Boru üretimi yapan tesisler, d) Metal tozu üreten veya işleyen tesisler. 9- Kaplama tesisleri: a) Elektrolitik veya kimyasal proseslerle metal veya plastiklerin yüzeylerinin metalle kaplandığı tesisler, metallere yüzey işlemi (mekanik işlem hariç) yapılan tesisler, b) Sırlama veya emayeleme yapılan tesisler, c) Lastik kaplama tesisleri. 10- Tekstil Tesisleri a) Boyama (kimyasal veya kök boya kullanılarak), kasar veya baskı işlemi yapan iplik, kumaş veya halı fabrikaları, b) Yün veya tiftiğin ovalanması, yağının alınması veya ağartmasının yapıldığı endüstriyel tip tesisler, c) Denim (Kot) veya konfeksiyon ürünleri yıkama tesisleri 11- Cam, cam elyafı veya taş yünü üretim tesisleri. 12- Her çeşit kâğıt üretim tesisleri. 13- Selüloz işleme tesisleri. 14- Ham deri (işlenmiş ham deriden son ürün elde eden tesisler hariç) işleme tesisleri. 15- Hava Taşıtları Onarım Tesisleri. 16- İçten yanmalı motor üretimi. 17- Beyaz eşya üretimi veya boyamasının yapıldığı tesisler. 18- Damper, karoser vb. araç üstü ekipmanların boyanarak üretildiği tesisler. 19- Hazır Beton Tesisleri, çimento veya diğer bağlayıcı maddeler kullanılarak sıkıştırma, darbe, sarsma veya titreşim yoluyla şekillendirilmiş malzeme üreten tesisler, ön gerilimli beton elemanı, gaz beton, betopan ve benzeri üretim yapan tesisler. 20- Tuğla veya kiremit üretimi yapan tesisler. 21- Seramik veya porselen üretimi yapan tesisler. (Fırınlama işleminin yapıldığı tesisler) 22- Klinker öğütme tesisleri.

Tarım, orman, su kültürü ve gıda 23- Bitkisel ürünlerin üretimi ile ilgili projeler: a) Bitkisel ham yağ veya rafine yağ elde eden tesisler, b) Nişasta üretimi yapan tesisler, c) Fermantasyon ile alkollü içki üreten tesisler veya malt tesisleri, ç) Sigara fabrikaları. 24- Hayvansal ürünlerin üretimi ile ilgili projeler: a) Hayvansal yağların üretimini yapan tesisler, b) Su ürünleri işleme tesisleri, c) Süt işleme tesisleri (5 ton/gün–50 ton/gün kapasiteli), ç) Kültür balıkçılığı projeleri (30 – 1.000 ton/yıl ), d) Balık kuluçkahaneleri (40 milyon adet/yıl ve üzeri yavru üretimi), e) Büyükbaş (50 adet/gün ve üzeri) ve/veya Küçükbaş (300 adet/gün ve üzeri) hayvanların kesiminin yapıldığı tesisler, f) Kanatlı hayvanların kesiminin yapıldığı tesisler (10.000 adet/gün ve üzeri), g) Rendering tesisleri. 25- Arazi kullanım vasfını değiştirmeyi amaçlayan projeler: a) Kullanım amacı değiştirilmeksizin tarım arazilerinin yeniden yapılandırılması ile ilgili projeler, (500 hektar ve üzeri) b) İşlenmemiş veya yarı işlenmiş alanların, tarım ve orman amacı ile kullanımını amaçlayan projeler, (500 hektar ve üzeri) c) Orman alanlarının başka amaçla kullanıma dönüştürülmesi projeleri (500 hektar ve üzeri), ç) Tarımsal amaçlı su yönetimi projeleri (1000 hektar ve üzeri). 26- Hayvan Yetiştirme Tesisleri: a) Büyükbaş ve/veya küçükbaş hayvan besi tesisleri (500–10000 adet büyükbaş, 1000–20000 adet küçükbaş kapasiteli), b) Tavuk veya piliç yetiştirme tesisleri (Bir üretim periyodunda 20.000 ile 60.000 adet arası tavuk, 30.000 ile 85.000 adet arası piliç veya eş değeri diğer kanatlılar), c) Kürk Hayvanı Yetiştiriciliği yapılan tesisler (5000 adet/yıl ve üzeri), ç) Domuz besi çiftlikleri (30 kg ve üzeri, 1.000 – 3.000 baş arası), d) Dişi domuz üretim çiftlikleri (300 – 900 baş arası). Ulaşım, altyapı ve kıyı yapıları

27- Alt yapı tesisleri: a) Akarsu havzaları arasında su aktarma projeleri (EK-I’de yer almayanlar), b) Kıta içi suyollarının yapımı (EK-I’de yer almayanlar), c) Akarsu yataklarının düzenlenmesi (kuru dereler ve mevsimsel akış gösteren dereler hariç), ç) Limanlar, iskeleler, rıhtımlar (EK-I’de yer almayanlar), d) Balıkçı barınakları, römorkör barınakları, e) Denizden 10.000 m2 ve üzerinde alan kazanılması projeleri, f) Erozyonla mücadele etmek için kıyılarda yapılan çalışmalar ve kıyının değişimine neden olabilecek deniz kenarında yapılan çalışmalar; dalgakıran, mahmuz, mendirek, set vb. (bunların bakımı onarımı hariç), g) Demiryolu hatları (EK-I’de yer almayanlar), ğ) Demiryolu taşımacılığında kullanılan aktarma amaçlı tesisler, demiryolu terminallerinin yapımı, h) Tramvaylar, yükseltilmiş ve yeraltından geçen demiryolu hatları, yolcu taşıma için kullanılan benzer hatlar (metrolar, hafif raylı taşıma sistemleri, ve benzeri.), ı) Havaalanları (Ek-I’de yer almayanlar), i) İl yolları, j) Dip tarama projeleri, k) Çekek Yerleri (Yat ve teknelere karaya çekme, bakım, onarım, konaklama, denize indirme hizmetleri sunan, tekne veya 24 m uzunluğa kadar yat imalatı yapan tesisler), l) 1 milyon m3/yıl ve üzeri yeraltı suyu çıkarma veya yeraltında depolama projeleri, m) Su depolama tesisleri (göl hacmi 5 milyon m3 ve üzeri baraj ve göletler), n) Derin deniz deşarjı projeleri. Enerji, turizm, konut 28- Kurulu gücü 0,5 MW ve üzeri olan nehir tipi santraller. 29- 10 MW ve üzeri Rüzgâr enerji santralleri. 30- Jeotermal kaynağın çıkartılması ve jeotermal enerji kullanan tesisler (Isı kapasitesi 5MWt-megawatt termal ve üzeri). 31- Elektrik, gaz, buhar ve sıcak su elde edilmesi ve/veya nakledilmesi için kurulan endüstriyel tesisler (10 MW ve üzeri).

32- 154 kV üzeri gerilimdeki enerji iletim tesisleri (5 Km ve üzeri). 33- Toplu halde projelendirilen konutlar (200 konut ve üzeri). 34- Turizm konaklama tesisleri (100 oda ve üzeri oteller, tatil köyleri, turizm kompleksleri, ve benzeri.). 35- Eğitim kampusleri. 36- 50.000 m2 ve üzeri daimi kamp ve karavan alanları. 37- Temalı parklar (halkın eğlenmek amacı ile para ödeyerek girdiği, geniş alanlara kurulu parklar). 38- Kayak alanları ve mekanik tesisler. 39- Arabalar ve motosikletler için kalıcı yarış ve test sahaları. 40- Spor kompleksleri ve hipodromlar. 41- Golf tesisleri. Madencilik 42- Madencilik projeleri Ruhsat hukuku ve aşamasına bakılmaksızın; a) Madenlerin çıkarılması (Ek-I’de yer almayanlar), b) 5.000 m3/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli blok ve parça mermer, dekoratif amaçlı taşların çıkartılması, işlenmesi ve yıllık 250.000 m2 ve üzeri kapasiteli mermer kesme, işleme ve sayalama tesisleri, c) 1.000.000 m3/yıl ve üzerinde metan gazının çıkartılması ve depolanması, ç) Karbondioksit ve diğer gazların çıkartıldığı, depolandığı veya işlendiği 10.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri kapasiteli tesisler, d) 1 inci ve 2 nci grup madenlerin her türlü işleme sokulması (kırma-eleme, öğütme, yıkama ve benzeri) Ek-I’de yer almayanlar, e) Cevher hazırlama veya zenginleştirme tesisleri (Ek-I’de yer almayanlar). 43- 50.000 ton/yıl ve üzeri tuzun çıkarılması ve/veya her türlü tuz işleme tesisleri. 44- Kömür işleme tesisleri a) Havagazı ve kok fabrikaları, b) Kömür briketleme tesisleri, c) Kömür yıkama tesisleri. 45- Petrokok, kömür ve diğer katı yakıtların depolama, sınıflama ve ambalajlama tesisleri (perakende satış birimleri hariç). 46- Kireç fabrikaları ve/veya alçı fabrikaları.

47- EK-I’de yer alan projeler kapsamında bulunmakla birlikte, yeni bir metot veya ürün denemek ve geliştirmek amacı ile hazırlanan ve iki yıldan uzun süreli olmayan projeler.