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Scoping Report

This scoping report summarizes a proposed design project. It includes a description of the project location and site conditions. The report discusses the project rationale and alternatives considered. It also includes a project development plan, process description, and description of project phases. The report outlines the scoping methodology and relevant policies. It provides a topic-by-topic assessment of key impacts and proposes further baseline data collection and assessment methodology for significant impacts. References are listed at the end in APA style.

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Scoping Report

This scoping report summarizes a proposed design project. It includes a description of the project location and site conditions. The report discusses the project rationale and alternatives considered. It also includes a project development plan, process description, and description of project phases. The report outlines the scoping methodology and relevant policies. It provides a topic-by-topic assessment of key impacts and proposes further baseline data collection and assessment methodology for significant impacts. References are listed at the end in APA style.

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Scoping Report

<Title of Design Project>

By

<Names of Students>

<Date of Submission>
1. Project Description

1.1. Project Location and Area

Provide a summary of the conditions present on the project site and its
environs, based on information collated. Present map(s), figure(s), etc. that will show
the project site. Existing facilities, major roads, landmarks, residential area, etc.
should be included.

1.2. Project Rationale

Provide discussion on any issue(s) the proposed project will resolve.

1.3. Project Alternatives

Discuss the alternatives considered for project location and process, and the
criteria used in determining the primary decision for the selection.

1.4. Project Development Plan and Project Components

Attach project layout indicating project components and its corresponding


specifications/support facilities/infrastructures.

1.5. Process Description

Discuss the process option considered and provide process flowchart. List
equipment and machinery, and the pollution control equipment to be used. Provide
material balance diagram. Tabulate the projected amount of resources (e.g., fuel,
electricity, water, etc.) to be utilized.

1.6. Description of Project Phases

Tabulate all project phases, activities/environmental aspects, associated


wastes, significant environmental issues and built-in pollution control measures. The
types of wastes to be generated within each phase should be specified. (Although
estimated waste generation rates and the estimated volume of wastes to be
generated within each phase of the project are usually specified, these will not be
not required for our purpose.)

2. Scoping Methodology
Present a description of the scoping methodology. You may mention here published
guidelines used as reference when preparing the scoping report.

3. Policy or Legal Administrative framework

Include the current local (the project site), national and international policies and/or
regulations relevant to the environmental impacts of the proposed project.
4. Key Impacts of the Project Development
Present a topic-by-topic1 assessment of the key impacts of the proposed
development, which should include:

 Details of the baseline conditions;


 Consideration of the potential effects of the project development;
 Where effects are not considered to be significant, a justification why they
should be “scoped out” of the environmental assessment;
 Where effects are considered to be potentially significant, details of the
baseline information to be collected, likely sensitive receptors and proposed
survey and assessment methodology; and
 Any other details of supporting material (e.g. visualizations).

5. References
When you are citing a particular document or piece of information from a website,
include both a reference list entry and an in-text citation. Use APA Style citation.

List all sources cited in the text of a paper, listed alphabetically by author’s surname.

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May include: (a) Water resources, hydrology, flood risk and drainage; (b) Air quality; (c) Ground conditions
and contamination; (d) Wastes; (e) Landscape and visual; (f) Archeology and cultural heritage; (g) Ecology; (h)
Socio-economics; (i) Cumulative impacts

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