CHE) + ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE REPORT AND MANAGEMENT cv PLAN (EPRMP) RFCFIVED TRENE’S Pit Farm Project} ; eee: ese pare Sef 4, INTRODUCTION The Piggery Farm, which is located al Brgy. Gueset, municipality of Bugallon, Pangasinan, was issued with ECC No. Rt1-0804-055-1213 by the DENR- Environmental Management Bureau Regional Office last April 09, 2008. The project was under the ownership and management of Jams Hog Fileld Co., Ltd. Through previous ECC Amendments, the ownership was later transferred to Ms. Irene P. Sermonia, the present proponent/ECC holder. This EPRMP document is prepared In connection with the application of the proponent to amend anew the above-mentioned Environmental Compliance Certificate. The project covers the present operation of Irene’s Piggery Farm consisting of one unit conventional type Piggery Building with a holding capacity of 200 heads and support facilities. The proposed construction of three units Tunnel- Ventilated type which can accommodate a population of 1,500 heads was not pushed through as originally planned due to budget constraint. Instead, the project proponent plans to construct six units of conventional-type Piggery Building in lieu of the aborted 3 units tunnel-vent type project. 11. PROJECT DESCRIPTION a. Project Rationale The revision/change of project type from three (3) units tunnel-vent type to six (6) units conventional type Piggery building is due mainly to budget constraint, Primary reason could be pinpointed to the ever-rising cost of construction materials and labor cost for the construction of tunnel-ventilated piggery buildings. Another contributory factor is the usual high power cost to be consumed during the operation of this type jor Amendment 1 on Maj 1 Ted BoP 4a.25343~ 60-/Y. ~ ~ of project. Positive impacts of this project could create employment Opportunities for qualified local residents during the construction and operational stage. Quali local residents will be given the utmost priority in hiring so as to augment their income, which are usually derived from agricultural works. b. Project Location The Irene’s Piggery Farm is situated within the territorial jurisdiction of Brgy. Guesset, municipality of Bugallon, Pangasinan. It is confined within an agricultural land having an area of 24,482 square meters. Vegetative covers in the project site include various tree species and tropical grasses as well. | c. Project Description The existing piggery farm, with a single unit of Conventional type Piggery Bulg, is designed to accommodate 200 hog heads. The ECC Amendment will involve the revision of project type from three units tunnel- vent Piggery Building which can accommodate a total population of 1,500 heads |to six units Conventional type Piggery Building with a total holding capacity |of 1.200 heads. Each unit of this kind can accommodate a population of 200 hog heads. Appropriate wastewater facilities will be constructed in line with this project. | If fully completed/operational, the piggery farm will be operating with a total population of 1,600 heads at most. | d. Operation Process In relation to the proposed project, the operation of the farm will include hea breeding and fattening. | | The operation of a Hog Production starts from the mating of the boar and sow in the fertility cycle. They are then confined in the mating pen for the process. For a successful percentage of impregnation, temperature of the surroundings and frequency of mating activities are taken into utmost consideration. Each mating period is properly recorded to determine the farrowing time. Per study, the average. ~ w~ time of a sow to undergo a farrowing cycle is one hundred fourteen days after a successful mating. Proper medication and food supplements are introduced |to minimize hog diseases and other airbome viruses (e.g. FMD, cholera, etc.) that me affect livestock production. The sow will be transferred to a farrowing pen if there are already positive signs of pregnancy and such delivery is imminent. Upon delivery, the piglets are to be transferred into assigned pen to avoid/minimize mortality amongst the piglets. They are scheduled to be confined in the area for about fifteen days; afterwhich, they will be transferred to the nursery pen for proper medication and nursing, After an period of 45 days, the piglets will then be ready for weaning activity. They will then moved to the growing pen for proper feeding and care. After such time, they are transfert to the fattening pen to reach an ideal weight and to be ready for disposal, The water supply of the piggery farm is drawn mainly from a drilled deep ¥ 1. This provision will provide a sufficient supply of a clean drinking water, cleaning of the ‘animals and the facilities as well, Piglets produced in the operation are either sold to various hog growers or raised in the farm to be later disposed commercially in the markets and other meat outlets. | tll. POLLUTION CONTROL MANAGEMENT DURING THE OPERATION | ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN : 1. Construction of additional wastewater treatment facilities including septic vaults, lagoons and sedimentation ponds for the containment and treatment of waste water generated during the operation. 2. Provision of additional mortality pits for the disposal of dead hogs | L. 3. Regular conduct of cleaning and disinfecting/spraying of facilities and adjacent areas to prevent the proliferation of flies/rodents, etc., and to eliminate undesirable/foul odor 4, Proper management of solid wastes through segregation at source, recycling and appropriate disposal of unwanted wastes.5. Proper implementation of mitigating and enhancement measures as described in the IEE Document IV. SOCIAL -CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS 1. Socio-Economic Benefits The project will provide long term job opportunities to the farm workers especially] in the operational phase. Local residents will be given priority in hiring to augment a ir income derived from agricultural works. 2. Taxes/Revenues The operation of the project will generate revenues thru annual payment of appropriate taxes, permit dues/fees and other obligations to the government. This will in-turn enable the government to undertake and implement projects which will benefit the community. 3. Land Value The implementation of the piggery project, including the above mentioned! project , will definitely create a negative impact to the land value. This is expected due to the generation of obnoxious/unpleasant odor during the operation; thus will lessen value of the land within the premises.a _ V. PREDICTED AND ASSESSED IMPACTS AND PROPOSED ENHANCEMENT/ MITIGATION MEASURES FOR THE EXPANSION PHASE | Construction Phase | | Predicted and ‘Answers: Proposed Enhancement) | | Remarks Assessed Impacts [Yes | No Mitigating Measures 4. Increase in dust 7 [¥] Regular watering of unpaved generation due to roads or exposed soils/ground clearing, civil works [1 Remove soil /mud from tires of | and earthmoving trucks and equipment before activities leaving the area. [V] Hauling trucks should be covered with canvass or any equivalent | materials j [V] Set-up temporary fence around | the construction area, | 2. Top soil removal Vv [V] Stockpile the top soil ina safe and loss due place and use as final grading earthmoving Taterial or final layer activities, IV] _As soon as possible, rip-rap or transport, re-vegetate the area access road construction 3. Sedimentation’ [1 Set-up temporary silt trap/ponds to siltation of Vv prevent siltation NIA drainage or L_ 1 Proper stockpiling of spoils (on flat waterways from areas and away from drainage unconfined routes | stockpiles [_ ] Spoils generated from civil works. | of soil and other be disposed as filing materials | materials | 4. Loss of vegetation | Vv [Vv] Limit land clearing as much as due to land possible clearing [ ] Provide temporary fencing to vegetation that will be retained [ ] Use of markers and fences to | direct heavy equipment traffic in the construction site and avoid damage to plants {V] Re-plant/ plant indigenous tree species and omamental plantsPredicted and “Answers: Proposed Enhancement | Remarks Assessed impacts [Yes | No Mitigating Measures 5. Disturbance or [. ] Re-establish or simulate the No. presence of loss of wildlife v habitat of affected wildlife in idlife had been within the another suitable area served in the influence area due [_ ] Schedule noisy construction area to noise and other activities during daytime | construction [ ] Undertake proper maintenance of activities ‘equipment _and use mufflers 6. Noise generation [V1] Schedule noisy construction that can affect tne | ¥ activities during day time | nearby resident [_] Undertake proper maintenance of equipment and use mufflers | 7. Generation of ¥ LV] Hiring priority shall be given to employment qualified local_residents | Plagery farm is 8. Conflicts in right of | 1 Conduct consultation and settle | within the way agreements before finalizing fopopnent’s detailed design Olen propertyOperation Phase | Predicted and Answers Proposed Enhancement Remarks Assessed Impacts [Yes | No (Mitigating Measures 1. Generation of Vv [V ] Provision of an effectiveladequate wastewater aie Coane [V] Implement appropriate drainage system ‘To conform with the 2. Generation of solid v [] Segregation of recyclable materials gical Solid wastes [V] Proper collection and disposal of Management solid wastes yam of the [V] Proper housekeeping and waste icipality of minimization Bugailon 3. Generation of foul] ¥ 1X] Use of environment-friendly deodorizer obnoxious odor and or odor-masking substances proliferation of fies (1 Spraying of naturalfmicrobial disinfectants | IN] Provide adequate buffer andlor planting | of trees [IM Regular clean-up of _piggery | houses/suppor facies. | VI. POLLUTION CONTROL MANAGEMENT DURING THE OPERATION |. ind > Construction of additional facilities, such as septic vaults, lagoons | a sedimentation/earth ponds, for the containment and treatment of waste w generated during the operation. > Provision of additional mortality pits for the disposal of dead hogs > Regular conduct of cleaning and disinfecting/spraying of facilities and adjacent areas to prevent the proliferation of flies/rodents, etc., and to eliminate undesirable/foul odor > Proper management of solid wastes through segregation at source, recysling and appropriate disposal of unwanted wastes.Vil. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN ‘AREA OF CONCERN] PARAMETER EQUIPMENT RESPONSIBLE METHOD PARTY Ar Quality Tir Eissionodor Observaion Proponent / Water Qualify Volume of wastewater | Sampling/Analysis | Proponent generated | Solid Waste Volume generated ‘SegregatonDisposal | Proponent Dranage System | Stagnant waterfoul odor | DecloggingProper | Proponent maintenance Vill. CONTINGENCY/EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN The project proponent is fully committed to undertake additional measures to wold or abate any adverse effects of the poultry expansion project. Additional mez may be undertaken, if or when, required by the EMB Office. 1X. ABANDONMENT PLAN In case of Piggery Farm Operation is no longer profitable, the following activities shall then be implemented : a. Clean the project site and adjoining areas. . Dismantie/demolish piggery buildings and support facilities. _ . Dispose properly dismantled materials and recycle stil-teusable materials. |. Revert back said area for agricultural purposes. ». Inform LGU concerned and EMB of any project abandonment. es ooACCOUNTABILITY STATEMENT This is to certify that all the information and commitment in this Environmental Performance Report and Management Plan (EPRMP) document are true, accurate and complete. Should I/we learn of any information which would make this EPRMP inaccurate, VAwe shall bring the said information to the appropriate DENR Regional Office. WWe hereby bind myselffourselves jointly and solidarity for any penalties that may be imposed from any misrepresentations or failure to state material information in this EPRMP. Ck gino whereof as HeLa ais IRENE Poctmonty Projedi Proponent day of Title/Designation ACKNOWLEDGMENT Before me this PF aay of Queen HY a = Pf Geeraorally appeared with Community Tax Certificate issued on at , in hissher capacity as of and acknowledged to me that this EPRMP is his voluntary act and deed, and the voluntary act and deed of the entity he/she represents. This document which consists of including the page on which this acknowledgement is written, is an EPRMP document. aad SAN FERNANDO CITY, LUD Paseo PTB Un, 0420820 /4-6-414 Book No.1 es BBAuL =. TIN NO, 926785 1°98 005139 Series of 2014 RUei 5. 20997/ MOLE CRT. No i