Decree of the State Minister of the Environmental Affairs No. 3/2000 on the types of businesses and/or activities for which an Environment Impact Analysis is compulsory
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- environmental impact assessment (EIA), energy conservation/energy production, hydropower generation, natural gas, oil, renewable energy
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2. Act No. 24/1992 on spatial layout designing (State Gazette No. 115/1992; Supplement to State Gazett No. 3501 ); '
3. Act No. 23/1997 on environmental management (Stale Gazette No. 68/1997, Supp!ement to State Gazette No. 3699);
4. Act No. 22/1999 on regional administration (State Gazette No. 60/1999; Supplement to State Gazette No. 3839);
5. Government Regulation No. 27 /1999 on an analysis of environmental impacts (State Gazette No. 59/1999; Supplement to State Gazette No. 3838);
6. Presidentail Decree No. 355/M/1999 on the United Development Cabinet. HAS DiECIDED: To stipulate THE DECREE Of THi: STATE MINISTER OF !ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS ON THE TYPES Of BUSINESS AND/OR ACTIVITIES FOR WHICH AN ANAL YS!S OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IS COMPULSORY. FIRSTLY The types of businesses and/or activities for whicn an analy_sis ot environmental impacts is compulsory shall be as referred to in th!;l attachment to this decree. SECONDLY If government agencies in charge of businesses and/or activitis and/oi provincial/regencv/municipaiitv administrations and/or thP. r:nmm1 initv "'""'"' it necessary to propose the types of businesses and/or activiti;:)s not set forth in the attachment to this decree, those concerned shall be obligated to submit a writt9n proposal to the State Minister of Environmental Affairs. THIRDLY The State Minister of Environmental Affairs will make a decision on the proposal as referred to in the second dictum. FOURTHLY The types of businesses and/or activities for which an analysis of environmental impact is compulsory as referred to in the attachment to this decree shall be reviewed at least once in 5 (five) years. FIFTHLY With the enforcement effectively of this decree, Decree of ths State Minister of Environmental Affairs No. Kep-39/MENLH/11 /1 9_96 on the types of businesses or activities for which an analysis of enviro_nmental impact is compulsory shall be declared null and void. SIXTHLY This decree shall take effect as from November 7, 2000. Stipulated in Jakarta On February 21, 2000 STATE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS sgd DR. A. SONNY KERAF ATTACHMENT DECREE OF THE STATE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS NUMBER; 3 YEAR 2000; DATED; FEBRUARY 21 , 2000 NO. TYPES OF BUSINESS/ACTIVITY PLAN SIZE ·1 I. Mines and Energy Area A. GENERAL MINING
1. Area for which license is given. .?!. 5000 Ha and or Area of open land for mining .?!. 100 Ha (cumulative/year * and or
2. Production exploitation stage : .?!. 1,200,000 tons /yF!a'rs (" al Coal/peat ROM)...,. .?!. 1,000,000 to.ns/ years bl Primary ores (ROM) .?!. 1,200,000 tons/ years cl Secondary ores/Alluvia Sediment (ROM) 11 d) Non-metal minerals or C-category minerals. .?!. 600.000 m3 /th (ROM} il e) Radioactive minerals, including processing, All sizes i mining and refining. '!i f) L_ead minerals, including processing, mining All sizes and refining.
3. Offshore mining. All sizes !,
4. Submarine Tailing Disposal All sizes I
5. Are processing through ' cyanidization. All sizes * To avoid too extensive land opening. ** Raw Of Material. I B. ELECTRICAL POWER
1 . Transmission LL 150 KV
2. Diesel-powered/gas-powered/steam- LL 100 MW powered/gas- and-steam-powered power I generating plants (PLTD/PLTG.PLTU/PLTGU)
3. Hydro-powered power generating plants (PLTA) with the height of the dam being. LL 15 rn or I
4. PLTP. LL 200 Ha l
5. Nuclear-powered power generating plants. LL 55 MW
6. Electrical power centers and other types. All size 11 C.NATURAL OIL AND GAS
1. Oil and gas exploitations and overland LL 5 MW lj production development. Oil field LL 5,000 BOPD .I11 )1
2. Oil and gas exploitations and offshore production Gas field LL 30 MMSCFD \~ !! development. Oil field LL 15,000 Gas field LL 90 MMSCFD !; iJ CAFI 2/JANUARY 05, 2001 l[--;m r~vP;Eis]o~Fii;~;1~;;1;iiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iihl[::::J
3. Oil and gas transmission (excluding piping in the Overland and offshore .?:J field). 100 km Diameter of the pipa 2!:J_ 20 inche~..
4. LNG/LPG Oil refineries (including auxiliary Capacity of 2!:J. 50 facilities). MMSCFD
5. Oil rPfinery for used lubrication (including Capacity of 2!:J. 10,000 auxiliary facilities) tons/year. D. GEOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM. > 50 million/second (from 1
1 . Collection of underground water (shallow-land wells and 5 wells in' an area wells or deep wells). of < 10 Ha for commercial purposes. INDUSTRY AND TRADE AREAS II. 1. Cement industry (produced through production of All sizes kinker). All sizes (not including pulp
2. Pulp industry or paper industry from used paper and pulp integrated with pulp industry. from cultural papt,'f il'dustry. All sizes.
3. Upstream petrochemicals. All sizes. 4. lron-and-steel~making industry, encompassing the making of iron and stell in basic form such as iron- ore pellets, sponge iron, pig iron, alloy, steel ingots, steel pallets, steel bloom and slab steel). All sizes (including recycling
5. Basic lead-making industry. industry). All sizes (Cu concentrate and used as raiiv material).
6. Basic copper (Cu) making/copper cathodes. All sizes (the raw material is alumina) All sizes (including
7. Basic aluminum -making industry. integrated industrial compounds).
8. Industry estates. ff--.- 'ii NO. I TYPES OF i:1 9. Dockyard industry under the graving dock system. I!~t 10. Aircraft manufacturer. ,, '!/ iiI, ~1 !! 1.1 . Industry making weapons, munition and explosives. All sizes !I
12. Dry battery industry 1/; ;:j II All sizes (using HG as the :!i raw material :1~ II 13. Wet batte,y industry (electrical accumulator) 11 11 l, Capacity 21.. 100,000 1: :t ·;; 11
14. Relatively concentrated trade/shopping. units/year. !/ • jl ll n (,! Area 2:.1 5 ha or the area of il ~i !1 ·15, Miscellaneous industry activities. the building being 20 ,00 m 2 l if Use of area: i ) ll -Urban: 1l ;¼ Metropolitan :?J 1Oha. I! i1 Big cities 2:J. 20 ha. ,·, j( \\:1 Ill HE-SETTLEMENT AREA Small towns 2:.130 ha. I lf 1. Plan for development activities in resettled areas. -Rural 2:.1 50 ha. II i'i ,.1·s!!~ Remarls!i _;, General Resettlement Type (TU), Assisted Self-Initiated Scope: * SKP I Resettlement (TSB) and Independent Self-Initiated Re- * Area 2:.14,500 ,ha 1!!\ settlement (TSM) for all patterns of basic undertakings Iiii to be developed. 11 IV TOURISM AND ARTS AREAS.
1 . Recreational parks. II 2. Tourist areas. IlI V COMMUNICATIONSAREA
1 . Railway-line network 2:.J. 100 ha I 2. Construction of stations. All sizes. 11 3. Constructrion of underground railways. Ii 4. Dredging of river lane fdr sailing !I Length: 25 Km. I! / 5. Harbors with one of the following facilities : ; Large;category and/or 1 l· I · category I sta~ions · All sizes. • L 1 •i 21 •00:00 m• J 1r:;;;·1--~rYPE~ Bl)f$1NE:$$/ACT!Ylm.~~AN : I siks .> I \ I ;; 1 a. a pier 2!l. 200 m long or 2:.16,000 m2 in area with massive !j construction. ; 2!l. 200 m long. lI b. a breakwater >' 6 ha in area Ii c. harbor's supporting infrastructure ·~ vessels weighing > / (term;,1als, warehouses, containers and so forth) 10,000 DWT. d. single moorning buoy.
6. Dredging : Volume of 2:.1 260.000 m3 a. Capital dredging Volume of 2::1 500.000 m3 b. Maintenance dredging. 2-L 26 ha in area or 2:.1 5,000,000 m 3 in volume
7. Reclamation (land filling). 2!l. 260,000 m 3 in votume. All sizes !Classes I up to V) and the result of a study of
8. Activities for dumping of dredging the master plan already outcome. approved.
9. Construction of new airports and Classess I, II, Ill, on the basis their facilities. of a development plan (master plan, spatial layout plan, etc. Moving 2-L 500 families or 1 O. Development of airports and their facilities. appropriating land measuring 2!J. 1 00 ha, reclaiming coastal area of 2-L 25 ha or 2!l. 10,000 m 3 in volume, Cutting off hills.and encircling the land for an airport with a 1 ·1 • Expansion of large airports and/or volume of 600,000 r, 3 • their facilities. NO. l (1 13. Dredging fishery harbor pool and II or deep sailing lanes within the working sphere of a fishery harbor, and fulfilling the 11 following criteria: dredging volume z.L. 500,000 m or 3 II 13. - depth of dredging. Dredging/reclamation of coastal z.L. -4 M LWS z.L. 25 ha in area I I area within the working sphere of a fishery harbor. ! I V.I DEFENSE AND SECURITY AREA \l ;; All sizes
1. Construction of warehouse of Classes A and B jf central munition warehouse and Classes A andB regional munition warehouses. z.L. 10,000 ha in area 1 z.L. 10,000.ha in area/
2. Construction of naval bases !l
3. Construction of air bases. 4. war Exercise Center. i
5. Shooting grounds for the army, ! the navy, the air force and the I Indonesian Police. All installations. I I NUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT AREA
1. Establishment and operating Power of z.i..,100 kW. I, nuclear reactors : - capacity reactor (Nuclear- Powered Power Generating Plant. I - research reactors. Production ?.L 50 l!
2. Construction and operation of non-reactor nuclear installations. tons of combustible materials/year. l , - production of nuclear fuel. Production il 100 tons of yellow cake/ 1! year l - uranium processing and refining All installations. Resource activities ?.L 37, ooo· TBq - - processing of radioactive waste. Indicator (Categories II up to (1 0 0 , 0 0 0 CI ) . All installations. I IV) - Radio-isotope production. n·==============-~,==========-=======-=================1.1 II NO. I TYPES OF BUSINESS/ACTIVITY PLAN SIZE !l !1H VI II j AGRICULTURAL AREA i!,i i I 1. Rice field establishment in a ~ 1,500 ha in area !i i• forest area. _< 10,000 ha in area '·1 , I' I 2 Cultivation of food crops and ii ! • seasonal horticulture with or '!1 without the processing unit. i I I 3. Cultivation of food crops and 2! 10,000 ha in area ) ii ii 11 Ii annual horticulture with or 11 ii without the processing unit. i( !l > SO ha in area i) Ii 4. Cultivation of shrimp/fish- 11 I\ breeding ponds with or without ll the processing unit. \\ 11 ll 11
5. Plan for t.he construction of fishery :infrastructure in the form of .fishery harbors located outside the working sphere of general harbors and fulfilling the following criteria: length of pier having an area for fishery industry. .:a -4 m LWS - the depth of the water in the pier. FORESTRY AND PLANTATION AREA
1. Types of activities of development of forestry and plantations for which the analysis of environmental impacts is compulsory, are made up of : All extents a. forest exploitation (HPH). All extents b. sago forest exploitation (Sago HPR}. All extents c. bamboo forest exploitation (Bamboo HPH.). .:a l.0,000 ha or d. timber estate exploitation. 10,000 ha with the location, however, bordering with protected areas. ~ 4,500 ha in area i 'I e. cultivation of seasonal I'.\ plantation crops with or without t.he processing unit i ~ 10,000 ha in area f. cultivation of annual p1antation plants with or without the processing unit . I ===!====== I("=-""···--,_ --= /f..t-JO: 7 TYPES OF BUSINESS/ACTIVITY PLAN SIZE !) X j: I 1 PUBLIC WORKS ARE:1-\. l. Construction of dam or reservoirs ii or other types of structure that I may collect water: I / I, i ·· - height or extent of the pool .?. 15 m .?. 200 ha l j I 1.] H l,
2. Irrigation areas. r1 11 a. new construction with an area I! .?. 2,000 ha l rI! of. !l i: b. promotion with additional ha \; ii extent. .?. 1,000 lt c. 11 l! establishment of outer rice .?. 500 m !i,, fields (per groups). ii 1l H Swamp development. .?. 2,000 ha Ii i~ Swamp reclamation. Ii 4. Const.:x,,wt.ion of coastal 500 ril .?. breakwaters and improvement of river estua:i:-y with the length being calculated from a line oerpendicular to the coastal line.
5. Normalization of river and the construction of flood canals. a. Metropolitan city. H length i! :'a 10 Km Ii or, extent .?. 5 ha or b. Medium-sized city, length .?. 15 Km or c. Rural areas, length. .?. 20 Km or d. Volume of river dredging and .?. 500,000 m" ' i dumping activities. I/ 6. a. Construction of toll roads All sizes 11 b. Construction of flyovers and 2 Km subways. 1\,, I
7. Construction and/or improvement of ! roads by broadening areas outside those belonging to the roads. a. metropolitan cities. length. .?. 10 km or area. .?. 10 ha I I b. medium-· sized cit_:i;ts 1~;_,:.~ length. .?. 30 km ! lb c. or area. rural areas, length ==-= .?. 15 ha > 50 km r:7~TYPES OF BUSINESS/ACTIVITIES PLAN SIZE --· -- I S . Garbage a. Dumping by means of controlled 2: 40 Ha landfill/sanitary landfill, area of landfill. b. Final dumping site in tidal, area 2: 25 Ha of landfill. c. Construction of transfer station 2: 1,000 tons/day \1ith a capacity of
9. Construction of houses/residential areas a. medium -sized cities and small 2: 200 ha towns, area. b. large cit"ies, area. 2: 100 ha c. metropolitan cities, area 2: 50 ha 10.a. IPLT and/or IPAL with the area of 2: 3 ha pool being. b. construction piping system for 2: 500 ha waste water, service area being.
11. Residential drainage. a. Construction of· drains in large/ metropolitan cities, width 2: 5 km or length 2: 10 km b. Construction of drains in medium- I sized cities. width 2: 10 km or length 2: 15 km ii 12.Clean water in large/metropoliran 1i cities: i a. Construction of distribution 2: 1,500 ha networks, area of service. b. construction of transmission 2: 25 km networks, length.
13.Collection of water from lakes, rivers, springs or other water sources. debit of collection. 2: 500 leters/second CONTROL AREA Hazardous and Toxic Materials 1,1
1. Collection, utilization, processing All activities which and/or land-filling of the waste of are in the nature of J hazardous and toxic materials (83) as providing services to ~ main activities and which are ,l commercial and 11 permanent in nature as I\ well as maria~·in~. ,, various kind~ B, waste: (not including small- I scale activities like 1 I the collection of used l I lubricant,.. foul oil I and slop oil as well I I as the utilization of !. tin and flux solder. State Minister of Environmental Affairs sgd DR. A. SONNY KERAF 000000000