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ASSESSMENT REPORT
Rehabilitation of Ayala Wastewater

Treatment Plant
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Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION 1
II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1
A. Project Rationale 1
B. location Map 2
C. Description of Process Operations 3
1. Process Flow
2. Chemical Requirement
3. Equipment Maintenance
4. Power Requirement
5. Treatment Cost
6. Material Balance
III. TECHNICAL DATA 9
A. Table 1. Results of the APMC STP Wastewater Quality Validation, 2008 9

B. Table 2. Ayala Waste Water Quality Analysis, June 2011 9
C. Table 3. Ayala Treatment Plant Waste Water Sludge Analysis 9
D. Table 4. Receiving Body of Water Analysis 10
E. Table 5. lift Station Details 11
F. Table 6. Grit Chamber/Screen Details 11
G. Table 7. STP Aeration Process Details 12
H. Table 8. STP Clarification Process Details 12
I. Table 9. Dewatering, Drying and Disposal Process Details 13
J. Table 10. STP Chlorination Process Details 13
K. Table 11. STP Booster Pump Details 14
L. Table 12. STP Generator Set Details 14
M. Table 13. Sampling locations and Parameters Tested (STP) 14
N. Table 14. Monitoring Parameter and Frequency for Alabang Wastewater
Treatment Plant 15
IV. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 16
A. Environmental Management Plan 17

B. Environmental Monitoring 28
IV. Annex
A. ASTP Existing Plan layout

B. ASTP Proposed Plan layout
C. Environmental Monitoring locations
D. MAPECON Vermicast Process Diagram
E. MAPECON Permits/Clearances
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F. ASTP Permits/Clearances
G. MOA between MAYNILAD and MAPECON
H. Public Consultation
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ALABANG WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
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I. INTRODUCTION
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In 1997, Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) signed a 25-year concession agreement
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with the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) to provide water and
wastewater services for the 17 cities and municipalities that comprise the West Zone of the
greater Metro Manila Area. These areas include Caloocan, Las Pirias, Malabon, Manila, •
Muntinlupa, Navotas, Pasay, Parariaque, Valenzuela, parts of Quezon City, a part of Makati,
Cavite City, and the municipalities of Rosario, Imus, Noveleta, Bacoor, and Kawit in Cavite.
From 2003 to 2005, Maynilad has implemented the Manila Second Sewerage Project
(MSSP) through a rehabilitation and enhancement program, which includes improvement of
the Tondo Pumping Station and the Dagat-dagatan Septage Treatment Plant.
In 2005, the Water Supply, Sewerage and Sanitation Master Plan for Metro Manila (SKM,
November 2005) was completed. This master plan was undertaken for MWSS, with financing
from World Bank. It involved partial update of the Water Supply Master Plan for Metro Manila
and the planning of sewerage and sanitation up to year 2025. In response to this, Maynilad
has likewise prepared a master plan for sewerage and sanitation services covering the entire
West Zone.
In 2010, the concession agreement between MWSS and Maynilad was extended from 2021
to 2037. Simultaneously, Maynilad made a master plan for Sewerage and Sanitation
Improvement Project for the West Zone that extends up to the end of concession. The 2008
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Master Plan proposed a decentralized combined sewerage approach with various modular
STP and another STP, utilizing aerobic and anaerobic biological treatment. These will be
used for the environmental improvement of Metro Manila, specifically Manila Bay and its
main rivers and creeks.
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II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
A. PROJECT RATIONALE
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The Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant was constructed by Ayala Land Incorporated in
1983 at three (3) hectares lot area in Sao Juanico st. inside the Ayala Alabang Village and
presently serving a total of 32, 700 population. Its current actual treatment capacity ranges
from 6000 to 7000 m3/day but has a design capacity of 10,000m 3/day. It uses conventional
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activated sludge wastewater treatment process.
In lieu of the construction of Putatan Water Treatment Plant, the Mini-Water Treatment Plant
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was upgraded to a capacity of 100,000 cubic meter per day and the operation was tumed-
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over to Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) and Maynilad together with
the Ayala Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant in August of 2009 with a provision for
rehabilitation to utilize the 10,000 m3/day design capacity in 2011. Through a memorandum
of agreement (MOA), the Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant was donated to Maynilad
through MWSS. (MOA and deed of donation attached).
B. LOCATION MAP
District MAP
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AYALA ALABANG, VILLAGE
SCALE 1.15,000
Figure 1. Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant Location
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C. DESCRIPTION OF PROCESS OPERATIONS
1. PROCESS FLOW
ASTP Layout (After Rehab)l11
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Figure 2. Activated Sludge Treatment Process
The proposed rehabilitation of Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant uses the activated
sludge wastewater treatment process.
1.1. Pre-Treatment
Pre-treatment process includes screening and a grit chamber. The sewerage intake is
composed of 200 mm (8") pipes. The influent is lifted to different lift stations.
In order to protect the pumps and other equipment the bar screen intercept large solids
and other floating debris from entering the plant.
1.2. Lift Stations
There are four (4) lift stations that pump the sewage to the STP. Lift Station "D" which
is inside the STP pumps the sewage to the grit chamber.
Lift Station A has two (2) motors with pumps installed, Lift Station B has three (3), Lift
Station C has one (1) and Lift Station D has three (3), with a total of nine (9) motors
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and pumps. The existing EBARA Model type motor was installed in 2004 while the Ritz
and ElM model was installed in 1983.
1.3. Grit Chamber
Grit chamber is used to carefully control the velocity of the incoming wastewater to
allow sand grit and stones to settle, while keeping the majority of the suspended
organic material in the water column. There are three (3) screens installed in the grit
chamber.
1.4. Aeration
There are four (4) aeration tanks constructed in the plant and it uses diffused-type
aerators. When the filter press was installed, one of the aeration tank was converted to
an aerobic sludge digester. Each tank measures 52 m x 8 m x 4.1 m with a volume of
1705.6 m3 . There are three (3) blowers that operate on the aeration tank.
1.5. Clarification/Sedimentation
There are two (2) circular sedimentation tanks installed in the plant. Each tank has a
diameter of 19 m and a depth of 3.96 m (from center-bottom oftank) and 3.36 m. It has
a volume of approximately 1,100 m3 per tank. Detention time is 3.5 hours. Each tank
operates alternately every six (6) months which means one tank is operational while
other is a back-up.
1.6. Sludge Dewatering, Drying and Disposal
As mentioned, one (1) unit of aeration tank was converted into an aerobic sludge
digester. The sludge is pumped to the filter press for further dewatering process.
Sludge drying beds was used for drying of sludge before installation of filter press in
2006. The STP has 20 units (covered area included) of drying beds with each having
dimensions of 20 m x 0.5 m (approximate).
The total area covered by the drying beds is approximately 3,200 m 2 . An average of 4
m3/day of the sludge is produced for a 24-hour operation. MAPECON hauled the
sludge with hauling cost of Php 4,500 per dump truck. Frequency of hauling is on the
average of six (6) times a month. The excess sludge is used as organic fertilizer for the
vegetation in the STP.
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1.7. Chlorination
Chlorine is used as a disinfecting agent for the treated wastewater. This is applied in
the chlorine contact tanks.
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1.8. Booster Pumps
There are four (4) centrifugal pumps and one (1) turbine pump installed within the
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plant. All EBARA motor pumps were installed in 2004. The rest was installed in 1983.
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Powder enzymes are used with a dosage rate of 3 kgsl day in the clarification tank to further -
enhance the formation of the flocs for better settling and reduce odor emission. ..
3. Equipment Maintenance
Equipment's are being monitored daily for assessment of possible damages and the reports are
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compiled and reported monthly.
4. Power Requirement •
The STP consumes an average of 3,432.16 kwh. There are two (2) standby generator sets
namely Caterpillar (175 kVA) and Standford Motor with Detroit Generator (165 kVA). •
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5. Treatment Cost
The estimated treatment cost is PhP 8.5 to PhP 101m 3 based on assumed flowrate of 6,000 to
7,000 m31 day of sewage and monthly expense of PhP 1.8 million.
The STP also has an 8,000-liter capacity fuel storage tank.

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6. MATERIAL/MASS BALANCE
LIFT
STATIONS
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~t= 10,200,000 kg/day
BOD = 130 mg/L
TSS = 100 mg/L
Supernatant
~= 1,530,000 kgJday
Disinfected Water
Flowrate = 3,570,000 kg/day Sludge

BOD = less than 1.0 mg/L
fl~c~!t= 5,100,000 kgJday
Solids = 9.0 mg/L
Figure 3. Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant Material Balance
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III. TECHNICAL DATA
Table 1. Results of the APMC STP Wastewater Quality Validation,

June 2008
Parameter Unit DAO 90-35 Limits for Class C Water Influent Effluent
BOD 5 mg/L 50 58 <2
COD mg/L 100 277 40
TSS mg/L 70 253 27
pH - 6.5-9.0 7.61 7.54

Surfactants (MBAS) mg/L 5 1.5 0.14
Phosphates
Ammonia
mg/L
mg/L
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2.6
0.06
4.3
0.05
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Oil and Grease 5 15 0.72
Table 2. Ayala Waste Water Treatment Plant Water Quality Analysis

June 2011
Parameter DAO 90-35 Limits

for Class C Water
Influent Effluent I
BOD 5 mg/L 50 101 3
COD mg/L 100 147 36
TSS mll/L 70 58 26.5
Color 100 20
Temperature °C 30.3 30.9
pH 6.5-9.0 7.41 7.48
Oil & Grease mg/L 5 6 1
Coliform MPN/100mL 23X105 <1.8
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Table 3. Ayala Waste Water Treatment Plant Sludge Analysis, November 2011
PARAMETER UNITS RESULTS

Cyanide (CN-l mg/L 0.007
Total Suspended Solids mg/L 9,980
Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 500
Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 8,460
Total Coliform MPN/100ml 80,000
Aluminum mg/L 10.5
Iron mg/L 5.94
Manganese mg/L 0.665
Antimony mg/L 0.002
Arsenic mg/L <0.001
Barium mgLL 0.039
Boron mgfL 0.076
Cadmium mg/L 1.30 x 10-3
Chromium mgfL 0.007
Lead mgjL 6.0 x 10-3
Mercury mg/L <1.0 x 10-5
Nickel mg/L 0.004
Nitrate as N mg/L 28.4
Potassium mg/L <0.010
Selenium mg/L 0.007
Sodium mg/L 0.906
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Table 4. Ayala Wastewater Treatment Plant's Receiving Body of Water Analysis,
November 2011
Parameter Units Class C Discharge Upstream Downstream

Limitsl NPI Point (100m from
Discharge
Point)
Color NTU - 3 3 3
Turbidity uS/cm - 2.12 5.85 6.24
Conductivity mg/L - 538 405 420
Cyanide (CN-) mg/L 0.05 0.008 0.004 0.005
Dissolved Oxygen 5.0 (min) 6.20 5.40 6.05
pH (range) mLlL 6.5 - 8.5 7.79 7.90 7.96
Settleable Matter mg/L - 0 0.3 0
Total Suspended mg/L
Solids (g) 1 11 4
Total Dissolved mg/L
Solids - 540 300 290
5- day BOD at 20°C mg/L 7 2 7 6
Chemical Oxygen mg/L
Demand - 17 19 19
Total Coliform MPN/100mL 5000(m)
, 2 50 300
Aluminum mg/L - 0.248 0.326 0.234
Iron mg/L - 0.136 0.401 0.334
Manganese mg/L - 0.076 0.210 0.159
Antimony mg/L - 0.004 0.004 0.004
Arsenic mg/L 0.05 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001
Barium mg/L - 0.027 0.034 0.033
Boron mg/L - 0.105 0.074 0.069
Cadmium mg/L 0.01 <3.0 x 10.5 <3.0 X 10-5 <3.0 X 10-5
Chromium mg/L - 0.006 0.006 0.005
Copper mg/L 0.05 0.007 0.009 0.007
Lead mg/L 0.05 0.017 0.016 0.014
Mercury mg/L 0.002 <1 .0 x 10-5 <1.0 X 10-5 <1.0 X 10-5
Nickel mg/L - 0.003 0.003 0.004
mg/L
Potassium - 11.51 7.86 7.88
Selenium mg/L - <0.001 <0.001 0.002
Sodium mg/L - 68.0 52.1 51.9
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Table 5. Lift Station Details
Lift Station Brand/Name No. of Units Rating Year Installed
A EBARA Submersible Pump (2) 2 30 hp 2004
EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 3 30 hp 2004

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Ritz Centrifugal Pump (2) 1983
C EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 1 30 hp 2004
0 EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 3 30 hp 2004
Ritz Centrifugal Pump (2) 1983
Table 6. Grit Chamber/Screen Details

Item Details
Size of Screen (LxW): 1.83m x 1.5 m
Thickness of Screen : 3/4 inch
Spaces of Bars: 1 1/2 inches
No. of Screens in Grit Chamber: Three (3) units
Space in between Screens: 1 inch
Height of Grit Chamber: 2m
No. of Grit Chambers: Two (2)
Area per Grit Chamber: (estimate) 6 square meters
Retention Time: 3 minutes
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Table 7. STP Aeration Process Details
Item Details
Size of Tank (LxWxH): 52m x 8m x 4.3 m
No. of Units Four (4); One (1) - converted to aerobic sludge digester
Volume of each tank: 1705.6 cubic meters
Retention Time : 18 hours
No. of Aerators: 3 main blowers
US Motor 180 FLA 440 Volts 125 hp - two (2) Units
Kaeser Omega Blower HB 950 P 440 Volts 150 hp - one (1)

Motor Rating : Unit
24 hours with alternate usage for each motor
Operation: Alternate operation every 32 hrs
Table 8. STP Clarification Process Details
Item Details
Shape of Tank: Circular
No. of Units Two (2)
Diameter of Tank: 19m
Height of Tank h1=3.96m; h2=3.36m
Volume of Each Tank: 1,222 cubic meters
Retention Time: 3.5 hours
Type of Chemical
Used: Enzyme
Dosage Rate: 500 kg/month
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Cost of Coagulant: 230 PhP/kls .
Volume of each tank: 1705.6 square meters
Operation: Clarification tanks operate alternately every six (6) months
Table 9. Dewatering, Drying and Disposal Process Details
Item Details
Type of Dewatering Process: Filter Press/Drying Beds
Year Installed: 2006
Size of Drying Bed (LxWxH): 20m x 8m x 0.5m
No. of Units: Twenty (20) Units
Area of Each Bed: 160 square meters
Daily Sludge Production : 4 cubic meters per day
Type of Sludge Disposal: Hauling/Landfill
No . of Hauling: Six (6) times per month
Cost of Hauling: 4,500 PhP/dumptruck
Table 10. STP Chlorination Process Details
Item Details
Size of Tank (LxWxH): 3.2m x 1.6m x 0.8m
Retention Time: 5 minutes
Type of Chemical Used: Chlorine
type of Application: Contact
Dosing Rate: 5 cups per day (1 kg =1.5 cup)
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Table 11. STP Booster Pump Details
Brand Name No. of Units Rating
Ritz Centrifugal Pump 1 30 hp
EBARA Pump 1 15 hp
Wienman Pump 1 15 hp
Wienman Pump 2 30 hp
Varrasco Pump 1 30 hp
Table 12. STP Generator Set Details
Brand/Name No. of Units Rating
Caterpillar Diesel Generator Set (blowers) 1 175 KVA
Stanford-Perkins Diesel Generator Set (lights) 1 165 KVA
Table 13. Sampling Locations and Parameters Tested (STP)
No. of
Sample Sampling Locations Parameters Tested
Samples
STP pH, BOD, COD, TSS,

Wastewater Surfactants, Oil and Grease,
Grit Chamber of the 1
Influent STP atAAV Phosphate, Ammonia, Total
Coliform
STP pH, BOD, COD, TSS,

Wastewater Surfactants, Oil and Grease,
Chlorine contact 1
Effluent chamber of STP at AAV Phosphate, Ammonia, Total
Coliform
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Table 14. Monitoring Parameter and Frequency for Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant
Test Items Influent Effluent Excess Dewatered

Sludge Sludge
Routine Test
Temperature Daily Daily
Color/Odor Daily Daily
Transparency Daily Daily
pH Daily Daily Daily
DO Daily
SV As required
Periodical Test
COD OncelWeek OncelWeek
BOD OncelWeek OncelWeek
TSS OncelWeek OncelWeek OncelWeek
VSS OncelWeek OncelWeek
TS OncelWeek OncelWeek OncelWeek OncelWeek
TVS OncelWeek OncelWeek OncelWeek OncelWeek
TDS OncelWeek OncelWeek
Oil and Grease · OncelWeek OncelWeek
Alkalinity Once/Month
K-N Once/Month Once/Month Once/Month
NH4-N Once/Month
N04-N Once/Month
T-P Once/Month Once/Month Once/Month
P04-P Once/Month
Detergent/Surfactant Once/Month
Phenol Once/Month Once/Month
Heavy Metals As required
Total/Fecal Coliforms Once/Month OncelWeek
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IV. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Maynilad is committed to implement an Environmental Management Program (EMP) not

only to comply with government regulations but also to abide by the company's Quality,
Environment, Safety and Health Policy to continuously improve on the quality, reliability,
cost effectiveness and environmental sustainability and suitability of their operations and
services.
The Environmental Management Plan includes impact identification and its mitigation for
negative effects and an enhancement plan for all the beneficial effects at each project phase
i.e. pre-construction, construction and operational/maintenance (see Table 15). The
commitments will be implemented by MWSI and/or will be required to their contractors with
MWSI stringently monitoring the contractor's compliance.
Maynilad has developed the following operational procedures in meeting its vision as the top
utility firm in providing water and sanitation services:
• Environmental Management and Safety Code

• Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives
• Complaints Management, easy and user friendly medium through SMS Messaging
and hotline
Moreover, all necessary coordination to obtain required legal documents and permits with
relevant government agencies will be done by MWSI and its contractors to implement the
project.
Information, Education and Communication (IEC) campaign which is a stakeholder-focussed

and community based activity will be undertaken in all phases of the project. At the pre-
construction phase, the focus of IEC will be to clarify the issues and describing the nature,
features and characteristics of the project to allow stakeholders to make an informed decision
and opinion about the project that may arise from misinformation or disinformation. At the
construction stage, the focus of the IEC campaign is to advise residents and other
stakeholders like LGU's on the schedule of construction activities and other related work
programs. During the operation stage, the lEG program's thrust will be on advising all
stakeholders on how to enhance the benefits that will result with improve sanitation service
levels.
Regular maintenance of the the treatment plant and all support facilities will be carried out.
Equipments attaining their lifespan will be replaced and disposed of properly. An
Abandonment Plan will be formulated a year before implementation of the Plan in the event
of decommissioning. This is subject for further consultation and coordination with affected
stakeholders.
MWSI will continue to undertake environmental monitoring in coordination with appropriate

government agencies together with the stakeholders summarizes the recommended
Environmental Monitoring Plan (see Table 16).
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Table 15. Environmental Management Plan
Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigationl Mitigationl Responsible Guarantee

Enhancement Enhancement Institution/Entity
(+) Positive Strategies Cost (Php)
("') Negative
Pre-Construction Vegetation Clearing of Construction/improve Part of sub- Sub-contractor, ECC

Phase vegetation will affect ment at the STP will contractor's MWSI to monitor conditionality
the site's use existing cleared budgeUscope of compliance on
biodiversity. (-) areas to the greatest work acquisition of
extent possible; other
Soil inhabiting plant however some government
may also be clearing of vegetation permits prior
temporarily may be required. to
disturbed. (-) construction
Clearing would be and
minimized operation I
Disturbed areas
would be revegetated
or sealed as soon as
possible.
Maintenance of
vegetation buffer
around the site.
Landscaping will use

plants indigenous to
the area providing a
more natural look at
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H Negative
the site.
Solid wastes Generation of solid Proper waste Included in the MWSI Agreement
wastes during site disposal, sub-contractors between the
clearing (-) recycling/reuse and budget! scope of subcontractor
good housekeeping work and MWSI.
EGG
conditionality
on waste
disposal
compliance
Noise Generation of noise Proper maintenance Included in the MWSI Agreement

due to equipments/ of sub-contractors between the
engines equipments/engines budget! scope of su bcontractor
work and MWSI.
Activities will be EGG
limited to daytime conditionality
Maintenance of on noise
vegetation buffer compliance
around the site.
Dust Generation of dust Watering of dust Included in the Sub-contractor, Agreement

due to site clearing. sources to minimize sub-contractor's MWSI to monitor between the
(-) discomfort to nearby budget! scope of compliance subcontractor
residents work and MWSI,
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Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigation/ Mitigation/ Responsible Guarantee
(-) Negative
conditionality
compliance.
Maintenance of
vegetation buffer
around the site.
Consultation with
nearby residents prior
to commencement of
site clearing and
major earthworks so
that they are aware of
the nature and timing I
of works.
Construction Phase Traffic Vehicular Vehicular traffic will Included in the Sub-contractor, Agreement
congestion due to not result to sub-contractor's MWSI to monitor between the
the delivery and significant adverse budget! scope of compliance subcontractor
hauling trucks. (-) impact. Arrival of work and MWSI,
delivery and hauling ECC
trucks will be conditionality
scheduled and compliance.
planned to avoid
rush-hour periods.
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(-) Negative
Dust Generation of dust Watering of dust Included in the Sub-contractor, Agreement

during the sources to minimize sub-contractors MWSI to monitor between the
constructionl discomfort to nearby budget! scope of compliance subcontractor
rehabilitation of the residents work and MWSI,
STP ECC
conditionality
Control of vehicle compliance.
speed to lessen
suspension of road
dust Delivery
equipment should be
covered with tarpaulin
sheets or any
equivalent.
Maintenance of
vegetation buffer
around the site.
Consultation with
nearby residents prior
to commencement of
site clearing and
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Enhancement Enhancement Institution/E ntity
(-) Negative
major earthworks so
that they are aware of
the nature and timing
of works.
Noise Noise will be Provision of mufflers Included in the Sub-contractor, Agreement

generated from the for vehicles/ su bcontractor' s MWSI to monitor between the
drilling, hammering equipments. budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
activities, delivery Choosing appropriate work. and MWSI,
trucks and engine of low-noise ECC
equipments. (-) construction conditionality
equipments and/or on water
methods. quality
compliance.
Maintenance of
vegetation buffer
around the project
site
Provision of perimeter
fence made of
concrete at a height
way above the source
of the sound which
will impair, obstruct
and lessen sound
intensity and
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(-) Negative
transmission at the
adjoining residential
area.
Adherence to
working/operating
time limits and
conditions
Odor Emission of odor Sewage will undergo MWSlllncluded Sub-contractor, Agreement

continuous (2417) in the MWSI to monitor between the
biological (enzymes) subcontractor's compliance subcontractor
treatment hence odor budget/scope of and MWSI,
emission will pose work. ECC
less significant conditionality
impact. on water
quality
Maintenance of
compliance.
vegetation buffer
around the project
site.
The area will be

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Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigationl Mitis;lationl Responsible Guarantee
(-) Negative
fast growing trees, .

those which emit mint
scent such as
eucalyptus, nim and
gemilina to mask the
odor.
Solid Wastes Generation of Strict observance of Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement
domestic, good and responsible subcontractors MWSI to monitor between the
demolition! housekeeping budgeUscope of compliance subcontractor
construction wastes practices. work. and MWSI,
except sludge. (-) ECC
conditionality
on water
quality
compliance.
Water!Soil Excavation exposes Provision of drainage Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement

Quality and soils to erosion canals to facilitate subcontractors MWSI to monitor between the
Sedimentation resu Iti ng to proper run-off flow. budgeUscope of compliance subcontractor
increased TSS in work. and MWSI,
the nearby Soil compaction prior ECC
creek/river. (-) to disposal conditionality
on water
quality
compliance.
Maintenance of the All equipment Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement

equipment may maintenance works
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subcontractors
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MWSI to monitor between the
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(-) Negative
produce oiVgrease will be concentrated budget/scope of compliance subcontractor

that can be washed in a perimeter bonded work. and MWSI,
off into the nearby area to contain EGG
creek/river. (-) oil/grease. conditionality
on water
Ring canals with oil quality
traps. compliance.
Generation of Proper waste Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement

construction disposal, recycling, subcontractor's MWSI to monitor between the
wastes/excavated re-use and good budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
soil (-) housekeeping work. and MWSI,
EGG
conditionality
Excavation will be on solid
done by phase such waste
that before any compliance.
section is excavated
the unearthed
sections have been
properly backfilled.
The excavated soil
may also be used as
backfill materials.
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(+) Positive Strategies Cost (Php) I
(-) Negative
Air Quality Increased S02 and Regular maintenance Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement
NOx emission from of equipments to subcontractor's MWSI to monitor between the
diesel/gasoline-run ensure that these are budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
equipment. (-) working effectively. work. and MWSI,
ECC
Increased S02 and Subcontractor's conditionality
NOx emission due equipment should on
to heavy vehicle pass government acquisition of
movement. (-) emission test prior to LGU permits
award of contract. prior to
projected
Maintenance of
vegetation buffer implementati
around the project on
site
Occupational Workers may be Use of PPEs as well Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement
Health and exposed to physical as informative subcontractor's MWSI to monitor between the
Safety and chemical risks warning sign ages at budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
due to rehabilitation the worksite will be work. and MWSI,
of the treatment strictly enforced. ECC
plant. (-) conditionality
on hazardous
waste
management
Open Open excavation Use of PPEs as well Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement
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Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigation! Mitigation! Responsible Guarantee
Enhancement Enhancement Institution!Entity
(-) Negative
Excavation may caused as informative subcontractor's MWSI to monitor between the

accidents. (-) warning sigriages at budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
the worksite will be work. and MWSI,
strictly enforced. ECC
conditionality
Steel plates cover
on hazardous
and barricades will be waste
provided to open management
excavation durin.g
non working hours.
Wastewater Generation of Plant personnel and Included in the Subcontractor, Agreement

wastewater due to construction workers subcontractor's MWSI to monitor between the
construction office will be using sanitary budget/scope of compliance subcontractor
staff and facilities which are work. and MWSI,
construction mainly doing the ECC
workers. routine personal conditionality
washing and on hazardous
cleaning. Sewage to waste
be generated is management
expected to be low in
strength and will be
drained and sent to
the aeration pond for
treatment.
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i
~··-Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigationl Mitigationl Responsible Guarantee

(-) Negative
Prior to the plant

rehabilitation, the
Discharge of treated treated wastewater is Included in the
wastewater effluent then reused for plant's
due to continuous irrigation purposes by operational
operation of the the Alabang Country budget
plant during Club for its golf
rehabilitation course. This practice
is being requested by
ACC to be continued
during rehabilitation
and its operational
phase however,
MWSI will require
ACC to secure all the
necessary permits MWSI
from concemed
government agencies
for the reuse of the
treated wastewater
after rehabilitation of
the treatment plant. .
Failure to do so will
constrain Maynilad to
discontinue the
operation.
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(-) Negative
Local job Best effort at local Part of sub- Subcontractor Agreement

opportunities. (+) hiring. Subcontractor contractor's budget. between MWSI
to show proof of and
effort to consider subcontractor.
qualified local hires May be part of
before hiring ECC
outsiders. conditionality for
social
development.
Operational Phase Water quality Generation of Personnel and staff of MWSI

domestic sewage. the plant will be using
sanitary facilities
which are mainly
doing the routine
personal washing and
cleaning. Sewage to
be generated is
expected to be low in
strength and will be
drained and sent to
the oxidation tank for
treatment.
Odor Emission of Sewage will undergo Php MWSI ECC

odor/smell. (-) continuous (24/7) 5,000,000.00 conditionality
biological (enzymes) on odor
--~
- _____ __ _ _ _ treCitment hence odor
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" " ... " 1'" " ." "I ., ,,' " f.. " " IP • I I I , I , , ,
~

(.) Negative
emission will pose management

less significant
impact.
Sludge drying beds

will be enclosed with
3-meter concrete wall
to confine odor
emission.
Gas detector
equipment! facility will
be installed thus odor
problem will be
monitored and
immediately acted
upon.
Air quality monitoring

plan will be
undertaken.
The area will be

planted with
additional plants and
fast growing trees,
those which emit mint
scent such as-_._ - -
----_._ L __ -_ __ _-
-- -- - ....... ........ ....... ._ .......
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(-) Negative
eucalyptus, nim and

gemilina to mask the
odor. Maintenance of
vegetation buffer
around the project
site.
Sludge Generation of Sludge produced will Php MWSI Compliance I

sludge due to be dried at sludge 6,500,000.00 on ECC
wastewater drying beds. Dried conditionality.
sludge will be hauled
treatment process (-
by recognized sludge
) treater where sludge
is converted to
organic fertilizer
(vermicasts). The
excess dried sludge
will be used as
fertilizer for the
vegetation around the
project site.
Solid Wastes Generation of Strict observance of Included in MWSI Compliance

office/domestic solid good and responsible STP's on ECC
wastes. (-) housekeeping operational conditionality.
practices. budget
-
31
,.. " IJ I It I 'I " '11 '11 'I '1 " I" I' ,. '" , I I 1 , • "
~"

(-) Negative
Traffic Vehicular Vehicular traffic will Included in MWSI Compliance

congestion due to not result to STP's onECC
the service significant adverse operational conditionality.
vehicles/delivery impact. Arrival of budget
and collection delivery and
trucks. (-) collectionlhauling
trucks will be
scheduled and
planned to avoid
rush-hour periods.
Air Quality Increased S02 and Regular maintenance Included in MWSI Compliance
NOx emission from of equipments to STP's on ECC
diesel/gasoline-run ensure that these are operational conditionality.
equipment and working effectively. budget
vehicle exhaust
emission. (-) The area will be
planted with plants
and fast growing
trees, those which
emit mint scent such
as eucalyptus, nim
and gemilina to mask
the odor Maintenance
of vegetation buffer
around the project
site.
Air quality monitoring
32
(-) Negative -
stations will be
established within the
project site which will
be regularly
monitored.
Noise and The vehicles, human Maintenance of Included in Compliance

Particulates activity will generate vegetation buffer STP's on ECC
noise during around the project operational conditionality.
operation. site. budget
Particulates will be
generated from Noise and air quality
vehicular monitoring plan will
movements and be undertaken.
exhaust emissions.
Regular maintenance
of vehiclesl
equipments to ensure
that these are
working effectively.
Discharge of Increased volume of Regular maintenance Included in MWSI Compliance

Treated treated wastewater of the treatment STP's on ECC
Wastewater discharged at the facility and monitoring operational conditionality.
nearby creeklrive:r of water quality. budget
but with improved
quality complying
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Project Phase Parameter Impact Description Mitigation! Mitigation! Responsible Guarantee
Enhancement Enhancement Institution!E ntity
(-) Negative
the DAO 90-35. (+)
Included in MWSI
STP's
Discharge of treated operational
wastewater effluent budget
MWSI will require
ACC to secure all the
necessary permits to
concerned
government agencies
for the reuse of the
treated wastewater,
i.e. for irrigation
purposes of Alabang
Golf Country Club,
etc. Failure to do so
will constrain
Maynilad to
discontinue the
operation.
Public Health Fewer incidences of Regular maintenance MWSI MWSI, MWSS, Compliance
water-borne of the STP. DOH on ECC
diseases. (+) conditionality.
IEC on proper
sanitation
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(-) Negative
Socio- Local job Best effort at local Included in Subcontractor Agreement

economics opportunities. (+) hiring, consider STP's between
qualified local hires operational MWSI and
before hiring budget. subcontractor
outsiders. . May be
part of ECC
conditionality
for social
development.
Table 15. Recommended Environmental Monitoring Plan
Parameters Project Phase Location Frequency Estimated Cost Guarantees
(per annum)
Water Quality:
1. Influent Quality All Project Phases Grit Chamber Compliance to ECC

conditionality and
pH, Color, pH, BOD, COD, Daily Php 100,000.00 DAO 90-35
Temperature, TSS, Surfactants,
Transparency, DO Oil and Grease,
Phosphate, Weekly
Total Suspended Php 300,000.00
Ammonia, Total
Solids, Oil and Coliform
Grease, BOD, COD,
35
" '" ,.. If. J I ,.. .,,, , 11 '" IF" , I I I I I IF, , t ! ~ , I , I , 1

i j I a i f
Total Coliform, lVS,

VSS, Surfactants,
Phosphate,
Ammonia
K-N, T-P, Total!

Monthly Php 100,000.00
Fecal Coliform
Compliance to ECC
2. Effluent Quality
conditionality and
Temperature, DAO 90-35
color/odor, Php 100,000.00
transparency, pH
Clarifier - Discharge Php 300,000.00
COD, BOD, TSS, Point
TS, lVS, TDS, Daily
Total/Fecal Coliform
K-N, NH4-N, N04-N,

T-P, P04-P,
Detergent/Surfactant, Weekly Compliance to ECC
Phenols
conditionality and
3. Receiving Water DAO 90-35
Quality
(Temperature,
Color, Turbidity,
Monthly Php 300,000.00
Conductivity, pH,
COD, BOD, TSS,
TS, lVS, TDS, SM,
36
Upstream and Monthly
Downstream of Pasong
Total/Fecal Coliform) Diablo Creek
Excess Sludge Operational Phase Filter Press Compliance to ECC

conditionality and
TSS, VSS, TS, TVS, Weekly Php 300,000.00 DAO 90-35
TDS, Alkalinity
K-N, NH4-N, TP,

P04-P, Monthly Php 100,000.00
Dewatered Sludge Operational Phase Filter Press Weekly Php 50,000.00 Compliance to ECC
conditionality and
TS,TVS
DAO 90-35
Noise & All project Phases Front Side, Back Side. Monthly Php360,OOO.00 Compliance to ECC
Particulates Left Side and Right Side conditionality
of the Treatment Facility
Air Quality All Project Phases • Near Lift Station Monthly Php 5,000,000.00 Compliance to ECC
• Near Aeration Tanks conditionality
CH 4 , CO, H2, H2S,
• Near Blower Room
02,NH 3
• Near Control Room
-- ....... _ ...... _- -- ....... - ~-
-- -
• Near
-_._.-
STP Office
-- - _ ...... __ _.-
....
37
""' JI''I.I.'''.' '"" II., 11,.11 rl II""

t j i. ,. i t
• Near Drying Beds
Solid Wastes Construction and Office and Plant Site Daily Compliance to ECC
Operational Phase conditionality
Office, domestic and
demolition wastes
except sludge
Open Excavation Construction Phase Construction Site Daily Compliance to ECC

conditionality
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ASTP Layout (Current}11l Sludge~oomrn
~ Ta n krdlJ sedIJo rill &r5cu mlFitlll
Currentrt-l aza rdousf?J STP[;jJ)ffi cef&!11

Wasteffacilitylll Laboratorylll
Lift~tationlIDllI
MaintenanceLUuarters,~
StorageLand~hemicallRoomslll
Tollagunal]!lelEaylll _ I'
A. Existing ASTP Plan Layout
39
ASTP Layout (After Reh~b)[1]
STPtmfficel1J
Controlrn
HazardousfWasterfacilityrn RoomJ1l
Ma i ntenanceIJUua rterS,11l
Storagern ndOO:hem ica IlJRoomsrn
TollagunalJlel1laylll • ,r
B. Proposed ASTP Plan Layout
40
C. Environmental Mnnitnri
ASTP Layout (After Rehab)[1]

* ..... - -
Filteri'l'ressl2I r - - --.. . . .; ::r_I - f,u*tlll
Sludge~oom~12I
I
I
* STP~fficel1l
o
Control ~
HazardouSIWasterfacilitYI?J Roomlil
Maintenancer;OuarterS,l?J
Storagel'lllndl~hemicall1Roomsrn
Toliagunarme~aylll • :s:.c= ,rr
LEGEND:
WATER QUALITY MONITORING POINT
AIR QUALITY MONITORING POINT
NOISE AND PARTICULATES MONITORING POINT
41
-
E. MAPECON Permits/Clearance
FOltMNO. lOl
o 0 Municipal Health Of'fico
AJarniltos. Laguna
SAN1TARV PERMIT TO OPERATE
Issued· GiYl-lkl..<I unrm JA.

-------------------¥~~~
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ed~N~
mme
~~~----------------------J
(Type of Establisluucut)
....
III
LI1~_--,. Dare lasued ____

SIlDitlry Permit No. ___ .J_R_f1 _ ~_______IIKoIo~
Dat&: Of Exprration December 3 J.J.all
This permit is not b1IIlSfcrable and will be n:voIa:d for violation of'the Sanitary Rules, Laws I'
Regulation ofP.D. !522 &, P.D. 8"6 and Peninent Local Ordinances.
RocommCDdinS A at.
U~ S .on Inspector'"
A~oved:
~r&ID.
RllPlMHO
43
R UlIh .. P II pin _
( Itm nl of I1vllonmenl nd N \Ur~1 .. OIIf'OS
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU
'I nd. (A... " 1\
'phoo 'I
E "
Il1o t', '/ -
Mia z• 2 a
L PllL: '. 1[\ .
1) or Mr. ' La.n:
rm .
not
not
e hope h addre d our coo~ n
en rut
Rtpu IIC of Ih Ph.IrPPII1

() P runen ! 01 Env ironment .nd N fur I R
It 11 1
"' . ,/I
II R'O L rUIl .• 1
44
f!R!J1 : J'IFF9:ON
~F
REPl"OLI C f THE PHILIPPE";

PK OVII\ ( ' "" 0 L .~{.l .\
M "NI C U'!\I.IT\" OF . L A M II\"O S
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.,...40' I • . ."' - .....,....., .. ~.~,.., .

Barang:lY Bus iness ClfRlrance
To Whom It May Concern:
This ccrtifiC8t ion is i:ssued upon rcq t of the applil!ant tbr
G,ven this 21 th day of J e n u ry 2011.
Bu.sin owner's Si$JfUtW/
Prepared b}".• I
MAR/~S"i URRIf.[
fo~ ~J.:::::-
Hen. K ~ FOLLERQ
"I jand,," I •• C. \1.tiEnLiI !'Itll

1. , R. M J. r ~ II 1\•
...-...
. I •• P" .. Ill "
Jldl~7.
"." klul
45
F. ASTP Permits/Clearances
Rep.blk .r lite p~
LAGUNA LAKE DEVELOPMENT At THORITY
10 . . . 3- neon, ASIAPRO hUdilla
No. ,. s.. Rafael SCreet, 81'1)'. Kapltolyo
Puil City. nlUpp...
DP.23a-007-00466 MAYeo.
Pemul No . Date
DISCHARGE PERMIT
(Rrnrwal)
Pursuanl 10 SectH:>n " (d) of ittpU I AI:l 48 50, men.:lrd by Pre idenual ree No. 8 13 teulh'e
Order N . 927. and the prl)\'1 ions or ~.kntiaJ 0., ree . 9&4 , and UDA B ard R i o. JJ. Je of
1996 appro n, the Rille! Rtgul I n Imple mentin
Bay Rcpon. thorily hereby , ranled 10: J
Sen Juanlco StlHt
Ayala Village, MunUnlupa City
"' . ....w-
I(l dl har I"Iu'.d W Ie 0<.. IA". c:r .mu<;nl ,th !he ~ I '"I cblUKlerul
BOD, c~lIoa eat 10 6(ftd ~ millil...... IK' lie•• in an) uulr8JI .ndlu•.
Toe.. 1I0D.Ioed.... avt 10 utad 19,Oll kllog.llm. ru. all " ..eralls rerr 1M " .... y8r
Failure: ~ mpl y ",lib 10>' ol lbe pennil eoodilJon hall he ubj_ co the ro "", and penaJric III pro\'l<Icd r-
under Ie VI (cIIc: afo ru.lc:.\ and re~ LLOA BoW Resolution No. 42 Series ( 1997 and other
W1CtIOOS as may deemed ~ and appmpri,tu: by che LLDA.
Rl-X OMMENDED B\,: .... PPROVED tW:
OFt
POU.lmOt< co,
nlculOOnef II prnded or l'eVQjr;ed thi' Pe.rnull' "ajid Up 10 01 Jum: 2011.
ing (ee
Iled ret:
Voriable fee
O.R. No.:
O.R. No.:
O.R. No.:
4234.....
4234944
4234944
Amount . PUP
Amourlt : PHP
AlJI!>Qnl : PHP
5,000.00
U,OOO.OO
'5,186.S0
0 u: :
Dale .
Die:
C4 hi.,
.14 ~ ..)' 2007
lOO7
04 KtI)'lOO7
_, It .. .___
____ -
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~
.
_ ....
1lM~ 1t
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""" U'O... o/IIIl....oJ n I s _ bc
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... n(,..""- n((.... ~~fft: ....~,

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" jod f_ _
tw:dl""-~ tw.
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"~r \
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46
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a
Republjc the Phllipptnes
.ttment of Environment and Natural F.
[A rces
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU - "'I\TION"L CAPITAL REGION
~ 1'1oor IIIZI'I I fllllltlUljt. *29 '~<!li'" .'\v\:IlI~. Qucwn City
TetfiJ,.'( N . 7f1104112·"1810·(Q7TeI Nl's II 7810·1831(l8S
PIO No.: 05-POA-D-137803· 031
PERMIT TO OPERATE
Air Potlullon Source and Control InlUlll.ltlons
Pursuant 10 5edion ,. Rule XIX of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of R. A. 11749. authortty Is
hereby granled 10;
AYALA LAND INCORPORATED NAE R.Nd. BillY PIUIMl. M"'In~ city

TIN: 000153790000 ........ M. .
10 operate the following:

T\/O (2) .... 300 KVA "C.terpfl&ar" Diesel Generator, and Two (2) units ',000 IIt-c:ap DieMI Fuel
Storage Tank. all Installed .. its Mini Watwr Pump Station.
Ref1ewal: 04-POA-D-137603-031
Cooclldoala;
setf Monitoring Report (SMR) on the opernlion and maintenance of Ihe aforesaid installations shall be
mllde qu8fterly based on Ihe following schedule
CIIt c_... SullnWslon CIfI eowr-oe Submlul""
!'hi "pt lO.Nl l. 15 Ju1r tn*" Od IoDtc iTsj;,
Second .kf1O $ep 1·1' Oct FourtII ~., 10MII' '·1 5 April
This pennlf'ls valid up to OS-Apr.10 subject to payment of annual fHs Php 100.00
and other charges. which shall be made within the month of "areh of each
H'. Non-payment within the prescribed period shall rende, this permit Invalid.
Recommended by: A~oved by.

I
/ullJANO~~MPlS'
Chief. PoIluHon Control otvt.lon
JR.
~~
O.R No.
UJ:trOI{)
f>It1N F.. 700 00 D* SlP' 5 2.IDi
O.R No FqF.. 55.00 Dole 0411105
O.R. No.. 11204808 PO lase 1000 OM 041,/05
47
Repu C ollhe Philippines
De t
,mel't 0( EmilfOnment and N '.If ",1 R prCE'S
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU · '''AT'ONki. CAPITAL REGION
~ F1o<'f lIil 11 nuildinll. 1f2Q 01":7.'11 :\W IIII\!. r)llC7l"1l ( ' lIy
Telfi N 7tl IO.t1!1·1810~7 "o;I NI'< "'RIOt8:t'(\I!~
PIO No.: OS·POA·C-137603-032 Dale Issued:

-p~ , n 2II!i
PERMIT to OPERATE
Air Pollution Source and Control Install ionl
Pursuant to Sedion 1. Rule XIX of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of R. A. 8749. authority is
hereby granted 10:
AYAlA LAND INC. (Alabang Pump Station) UnIYflstly A.... COf. C_y. $C. Ay'"
nN: 000153790000 AIMNng Vii., AUbIng. MunllnliupA Cly
to operate \he following:

One (1') ... 125 KVA "Deua-Markon" Diesel Generator No.1 ; One ,1) 5e1 125 KVA "Stamford·
PerklnsR DIeHl Ge..r.torNo. 2; One (1) sel156 KVA "Deutz-Markon" DIeMI Generator No. 3;
One (1,. '1.3 KVA '"St.mford-Per1Iinlu ~iesel Generator No.4; One (1) set 175 KVA
"Caterpllla(" DIesel Generator No.5; One (1,
set 115 KVA "Stamford-Perklnl" DI81el Generator
No. I; One (1' set 151 KVA '"Deutz-Markon" Diesel Generator No.7; One (1, let 151 KVA "'Deutz·
Markon" Dlelel Generator No. I; One (') s81218.75 KVA "Deutz·Markon" 'D ielel Generator No.9;
and Two (2) u.n ltl 1,000 IIt~ap diesel Storage Tank, an Installed at itl Water Pump Station.
Renewal. 04-POA-C·137603-032
Condltion/s:
Self Monitot1ng Report (SMR) on the opeI1Itlon and maintenance of the aforesaid inslallations shall be
mad quartarty based on the rollowing SChedu.!e
c-. . Submission
. I,,,.,..,. .. v.,1d up ..
[Th
I;;;' ...,.,.1•...,jea .. pa,...... oI.nn""'....
other chllrgea, whlclJ shall be made within the manfh of February of each
PhD ,.'50j
r. Non-paY'"!'nt within the prescribed period sha" rendfl! thl. permit Invalid. _
ApprOVed by:
R~IS • .JR
SlXT·~,JR.
=L~ [Mvt.ton Reg:Z::::~TIN0
OANo.
OR. No.
Pe!ml Fee 1.250 00
~ f_ 55.00
.!UN l!O_
2/4105
O.R. No. PO 1B511 10.00
t:.4 .L1, ~'1
48
Republic of the Philippines
Departmenl 01 Envllonmenl and Natural Resources
--..- NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

5th Floor 129 HI.zoll Bldg Ouezon Ave , Quelon City
Tel. Nos. 781-0482/83, 781·0484185, 781 ·0471, 781 -0497. 749·9828129
Telefax 781-0497, 781-0482, 781·0485
28 O(e Z\6
The Prws/dentIGene,., Manager
AYALA LAND, INC, - ALABANG SEWERAGE
TREATMENT PLANT & ALABANG PUMPING STATIONS
San Junlco Street, Ayala Alabang Village
I
Muntlnlupil City .
Attention: Engr. Martvlc M. bolua

PCO
Madam:
This has reference to your application for registration of your company as

Hazardous Waste Generator 'in compliance to the Implementing Rules and
Regulation of Republic Act 6969 (Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear
Waste Control Act of 1990). Perusal of the submitted documents showed that you
had compiled with the requirements, hence, DENR I.D. No. GR-1:J.78-0488 has
been assigned to your company. Please refer to this number whenever you make
transactions with the Environmental Management Bureau - National Capital
. Region on matters pertaining to RA 6969.
You are also advised to transact business only with recognized/accredited

transporter and/or treater 10 ensure proper handling and treatment of your
generated hazaldous wastes. Further, be infonned thot you are reqiJired to
submit to this Ofltce your Hazardous Waste Generator's Quarterly Report within
15 days alfersach quarter.
Very truly yours,
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CIUfTllFICAT 0 .. O"!IlA.TION :
..- .
o-or ..............
.
..,
MACHIN~Y
CILRTIP'ICATIi: "" OPIiRA"ON:
MACHINERY
50
~ 01' rK: PKIUI".....:JI
NATIONAL. WAT III RDOURCES IIOARD
«nfifitaft Df 'uhlir 4IDubtuituu
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tuJ JI
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Republic of the Philippines
CITY GOVERNMENT OF MUNTINLUPA
CITY HEALTH OFFICE
CERTIFICATE OF POTABILITY
This is to cenify thai lhe waler analysis res ult ~ubmilled by AyaJ Waterworks lor
BacleriologicaJ A )'Sis dilled March 05. ::!U08 and Physico-c,hemiclll Analy sis daled March 05.
2008 sho .....ed thai the waler supply source have passed the rt:qui...,d tandard set by the Philippine
National Standard (or Drinking Wllter.
Based on the results, Ihe Environmental Health and Sanitation Di";siun hereby recommends the
issuance of Ce rtificate of Potabilily. dUIe.J May 14, 2008, 10 Ayala Land l.nc. of Ayala Wa]cr
~'orks • .#'201 Un,,'. A,·e .• Ayala Alabang Village. Muntinlupa " ily from the (ollowing sources:
Deep .....ells of:
I. Pump 7 LULon Drive 10. Reservoir 2 Ii 29 dena de Amor SI.

2. II 107 Sarnal SI. II , Pump 30 Bougainvillea Ave.
3. Unit 20 Town House 12 . II 216 Cadena de Amor St .
4. Acacia Gate Pumps 13. Pump 26 Tali say St.
5. /I 147 San JUlIllico St. 14. II 425 C oUntry C lub
6, Pump 9 San Juanico SI. 15. Pump 13 Ii 655 Jayson SI.
7. Pump 2 , Reservoir. Uni". A,'c. 16. Pump 5 Madrigal Ave.
8. I'ump 18 San Juanico SI. 17. Pump 25 Madrigal Ave .
9, /I 178 Lips SI. 18. "31 Siquijor St.
Recommended by: Approved b)' :
C/0vr---3
EDlLlNDA GARCIA-PAl"AC, M.D., M.H.S.A.
o cer-in-Charge Officer-in -Charge - City Heal th Department
Sanitation Di,,'ision
I. nu c~",jIon.f! "lU.I k~· IJdoJ"tI n'lIn7 qfow ~'t'Ulli"" Ixr.KlI "'" tlw. 6tQ~ IriUrvQ/ /iTq~'fI()I qf
~tlMp/lltfl·
]. CfIP)' of rntJ.. <1/ lIabon>Iory ....,,_~ ...-... _I,,~d '" rlw 1_ Iw-<>It" .... 11ff. .-J;"" _
nfof'W1IICW
J. euu.,It(1If''''' old,,,, ..,,.. _.... ,.. Ift'l tdl"" c~lrd 0 OcptlJl'f~ oJ~lI~Q/I.6 tlitCCl'ftliJ~d /oItoroIory-.
-
. 9. That all spent labo<nt.ry chemicals shaa be properly collected. stored. and
dispond.
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G. MOA between MAYNILAD and MAPECON
o A DUM OF AGREE NT
Conlracl No. S 10 ·lJP..o1
KNOW ALL ~v
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Snope Df f.a.nIU2 !1
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PROGRAMME
10:00 AM Registration
10:30 AM Invocation
10:45 AM Opening Remarks
11:00 AM Alabpng STP Rehabilitation

Project Presentation
11:30 AM Environmental Management

Plan Presentation
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12:20 PM Closing Remarks
12:30 PM Lunch
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Minutes of Consultation Meeting
DATE : 04 November 2011

AGENDA : Alabang Sewage Treatment Plant Rehabilitation Project
VENUE : Sea Dragon Conference Room, Seaside, Daang Hari, Las Pinas City
PRESENT: See Attached Attendance Sheet

MA YNILAD Representatives
~A V A Officers
~A V A Homeowners
DENR Representative
MUNTINLUP A CITY ENG'G Representatives
MADRIGAL BUSINESS PARK Representatives
ALABANG TOWN CENTER Representatives
BJ MARTHEL INT'L Representatives
ITEM MINUTES ACTION BY

1.0 ~ntroduction
1.1 • The meeting started at 10:50 am Info.
1.2 • Mr. Tony Garcia, Head of Maynilad Wastewater Management Division, presided
Info
the meeting. He likewise gave an overview of the purpose of the meeting.
~.O Presentation
2.1 • Mr. Rey Angeles, Head of Wastewater Catchment Management Department
presented the Alabang Sewage Treatment Plant Rehabilitation Project scope 0 Info
work.
2.2 • Mr. Frankie Arellano, Head of Quality, Environmental, Safety and Health Info
Division, Qresented the Environmental Management Plan.
3.0 Discussions/Open Forum
3.1 • Mr. Tony Garcia, open the floor for discussion/open forum. Info
3.2 • Mr. Danilo Galagnara of DENR informed the attendees that the meeting is official
Info
and things that wi.11 be discussed and agreed upon will be honored by DENR.
3.3 • Mrs. Bliss Delos Angeles inquired the connection of new customers outside 0
Ayala Alabang Village. Additional connections will increase the present volume Info
of wastewater being treated by the STP.
3.4 • Mr. Tony Garcia mentioned that Maynilad will not accept additional wastewate
flow from the new customers outside Ayala Alabang Village when the STF Info
already meets its maximum design capacity.
• A follow up question from Mr. Chin Fernandez was raised on the construction 0
3.5 the new digester tank, as this was not reflected in the design drawings which were Info
submitted to them prior to the approval ofthe permits.
3.6 • Mr. Tony Garcia mentioned that the construction of the digester tank is part 0
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Rehabilitation Project, which is a replacement of the existing digester tank,
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originaJly designed as fourth aeration tank in 1983.
• Mrs. Delos AngeJes and AA V A then asked Maynilad to apply for a new
3.7 Environmental Compliance Certificate to cover aJl scope of work of the Noted
rehabilitation J~roject.
3.8 • Mr. Frankie Arellano mentioned that a new ECC under Maynilad's name is
Info
currently being process by DENR.
3.9 • Mrs. Bliss Delos Angeles inquired if the nearby hospitals in Ayala Alabang are
Info
connected to the sewer network of Alabang sewerage system.
3.10 • The Muntinlupa City Eng'g Office replied and ensured that these hospitals have
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their own treatment facilities for waste generated.
• Arlene A. Pes ito of Maynilad Construction requested AA VA to allow the
3.11 contractor to proceed with the construction activities while the ECC application is Info
still on process by DENR.
• Mr. Chin Fernandez mentioned that the contractor can proceed with the repair and
maintenance related works except for drying bed rehabilitation and sludge
3.12 Noted
digester tank replacement. Resumption can proceed once the ECC is granted by
the DENR.
3.13 • Mr. Frankie Arellano, Head of Maynilad Quality, Environment, Safety and Health
discussed how Maynilad will comply with the requirements of DENR for the Info
immediate processing of ECC.
3.14 • Mr. Frankie Arellano also discussed how Maynilad will implement applicable
Info
environmental management plans during STP rehabilitation works.
• Closing remarks were given by Mr. Frankie Arellano. Info
4.0 • With no other issues to be dicussed, the meeting was adjourned at 1:OOpm Info
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
During construction
• Noise generation during construction
- Proper scheduling of works
- Noise emitting vehicles and equipments will not be used
during night time
- Construction equipment will be maintained properly
• Air pollutants generated such as dust, SOx, NOx
and particulates
- Prevented and minimized by regular watering/ sprinkling of
roadway
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During constr1
u ction(cont.)
• Open excavati'on may incur accidents
- Barricades and steel plates cover will be provided to all open
excavations during non-working time\
- Blinking/warning light shall be provided during nighttime
• Excavated Materials
- Excess excavated materials must be immediately removed
from the site and dumped in designated disposal site in a
manner that will not obstruct the flow of the traffic.
During construction(cont.)
• Traffic Management Plan
- Prior to project implementation, a proper coordination with
the Municipal and Barangay shall be made for proper traffic
management.
- During excavation work along the busy street, a traffic aide
shall! be manned to maintain the traffic flow.
- Secondary streets shall be maintained with the warning and
traffic signs.
-, Adequate barricades and necessary warning and traffic signs
shall be placed visibly to vehicles and pedestrians.
- Steel plates shall be placed on open trenches especially
excavations crossing the street; wooden planks shall be
placed on the driveways.
- The trenches shall be lighted at night
Maynilad
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During. operations
• Deterioration of public health
- The chances of adverse changes in air quality is very slim
since mitigating measures will be implemented
- Maynilad will keep the plant site clean and orderly to prevent
malodor and flies
- A regular health check will be conducted on nearby residents
- A medical station is provided within the complex to safeguard
the health of the residents and workers
• Increased noise level in the vicinity

- Noise level generated from the equipment is minimal since it
will be housed in concrete buildings
During operations
• Deterioration of surrounding air quality due to odor
- Odor generated will be mitigated by odor treatment facility and
air emission quality will be monitored
- The odor treatment facility will be designed composing of air
suction fans, activated carbon absorption towers and forced
ventilation systems
• Flooding during high monsoon rains or typhoon

- Flooding problem will be mitigated with the provision of sufficient
drainage system in the plant area
avnilad
Environmental Monitoring Activities
• Water Quality Monitoring
- Maynilad will conduct periodic water quality monitoring of the
STP
- Receiving water body will be monitored regularly
• Air Quality and Noise Level Monitoring

- Maynilad will monitor the air pollutants level such Total
Suspended Particulates (TSP), sulfur dioxide (Sox) and
nitrogen dioxide (Nox) and noise level once a year or as
needed
- When level of air and noise fall above the limits, immediate
action will be undertaken
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Contingency Plan
• .Foul Odor Emission at the STP
- Maynilad will immediately investigate the cause
- The STP operation will be stopped until the source of odor has
been indentified and controlled
• Occurrence of Septage Related Epidemic in the

Vicinity
- STP will be immediately stopped
- Maynilad will conduct complete examination of the receiving
body of water
- Medical doctors and health workers will be brought on site to
investigate.
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Rehabilitation of Ayala Wastewater

II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1

III. TECHNICAL DATA 9

A. Table 1. Results of the APMC STP Wastewater Quality Validation, 2008 9

IV. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 16

A. Environmental Management Plan 17

A. ASTP Existing Plan layout

Figure 1. Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant Location

ASTP Layout (After Rehab)l11

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Figure 2. Activated Sludge Treatment Process

1.2. Lift Stations

1.3. Grit Chamber

1.6. Sludge Dewatering, Drying and Disposal

The STP also has an 8,000-liter capacity fuel storage tank.

Flowrate = 3,570,000 kg/day Sludge

Figure 3. Alabang Wastewater Treatment Plant Material Balance

Table 1. Results of the APMC STP Wastewater Quality Validation,

BOD 5 mg/L 50 58 <2

COD mg/L 100 277 40

TSS mg/L 70 253 27

pH - 6.5-9.0 7.61 7.54

Table 2. Ayala Waste Water Treatment Plant Water Quality Analysis

Parameter DAO 90-35 Limits

PARAMETER UNITS RESULTS

Parameter Units Class C Discharge Upstream Downstream

Lift Station Brand/Name No. of Units Rating Year Installed

A EBARA Submersible Pump (2) 2 30 hp 2004

EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 3 30 hp 2004

C EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 1 30 hp 2004

0 EBARA Submersible Pump (1) 3 30 hp 2004

Ritz Centrifugal Pump (2) 1983

Table 6. Grit Chamber/Screen Details

Size of Screen (LxW): 1.83m x 1.5 m

Thickness of Screen : 3/4 inch

Spaces of Bars: 1 1/2 inches

No. of Screens in Grit Chamber: Three (3) units

Space in between Screens: 1 inch

Height of Grit Chamber: 2m

No. of Grit Chambers: Two (2)

Area per Grit Chamber: (estimate) 6 square meters

Retention Time: 3 minutes

Size of Tank (LxWxH): 52m x 8m x 4.3 m

Volume of each tank: 1705.6 cubic meters

Retention Time : 18 hours

No. of Aerators: 3 main blowers

US Motor 180 FLA 440 Volts 125 hp - two (2) Units

Kaeser Omega Blower HB 950 P 440 Volts 150 hp - one (1)

24 hours with alternate usage for each motor

Operation: Alternate operation every 32 hrs

Table 8. STP Clarification Process Details

Shape of Tank: Circular

No. of Units Two (2)

Diameter of Tank: 19m

Height of Tank h1=3.96m; h2=3.36m

Volume of Each Tank: 1,222 cubic meters

Retention Time: 3.5 hours

Dosage Rate: 500 kg/month

Volume of each tank: 1705.6 square meters

Operation: Clarification tanks operate alternately every six (6) months

Table 9. Dewatering, Drying and Disposal Process Details

Type of Dewatering Process: Filter Press/Drying Beds

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