Guide To Obtain The Environmental Feasibility - October 2012

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Guide to obtain the

Environmental
Feasibility

The information in this Guide has been validated with the
National Environmental Technical Secretariat (SETENA).

2012
Aftercare Department
CINDE
October, 2012
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October 2012. All Rights Reserved. The facts of this report are believed to be correct at the time of publication.
Please note that the contents delivered are based on information gathered in good faith from both public and
proprietary sources. As such, CINDEs Aftercare Department can accept no liability whatsoever for loss or
damage arising as a result of the use of this report, either in its published or online format.
All the information in this Guide has been validated with the National Environmental
Technical Secretariat (SETENA).
Contents
General Information on SETENA ............................................................................................... 3
Mission ................................................................................................................................... 3
Vision ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Guiding Principles .................................................................................................................. 3
Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Feasibility .......................................... 3
Procedure to obtain the Environmental Feasibility ...................................................................... 6
I. Initial Environmental Impact Assessment ........................................................................ 6
II. Preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment Instrument ................................... 7
III. Control and Follow-up .................................................................................................. 7
Annex 1.....................................................................................................................................21
Classification of the activities, works or projects. .......................................................................21

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General Information on SETENA

The National Environmental Technical Secretariat (SETENA)
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was created in 1995 with
the Environmental Organic Law (LOA by its abbreviation in Spanish) number 7554. It is a fully
decentralized body and its primary purpose is to harmonize the environmental impact with the
productive processes.
SETENA is made up of an Administrative Team, a Professional Environmental Team, and
the Plenary Commission, comprised of 7 representatives from the following institutions: Ministry
of the Environment and Energy, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock,
Ministry of Public Improvements and Transportation, Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and
Sewage, Costa Rican Electric Institute, Public Universities (through the National Council of
Presidents).
SETENAs main functions within the framework of the Environmental Assessment process
are to:
Analyze the Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA).
Evaluate the actions proposed to minimize the impact on the environment.
Follow up and resolve claims on environmental damages.
Establish the amounts of environmental guarantees.
Verify compliance with the environmental commitments.

Mission
Harmonize the regulations of productive processes with the environment.

Vision
Be the leading institution that assures the general public that the productive development is
carried out in harmony with the environment.

Guiding Principles
Responsibility, Leadership, Team Work, Honesty, Excellence, Citizen Services,
Effectiveness, Efficiency, Quality, Justice, Integrity and Loyalty, protect institutional goods and
respectfully and courteously deal with individuals.

Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Feasibility
The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process is an administrative scientific /
technical procedure that allows the identification and prediction of the effects that an activity,
work or project will have on the environment, quantifying them and weighing them so as to carry
out the decision making process.
The characteristics of the environment and of the project as well as their interaction are
analyzed. Prior to initiation, the new projects (activities or works), must be subjected to the EIA
process at SETENA. Its main objective is to determine the Environmental Feasibility of the
project.

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SETENAs web page for more information: http://www.setena.go.cr/
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SETENAs contacts (emails and phone numbers): http://www.setena.go.cr/contactos.html
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What does the Environmental Impact Assessment comprises?

The Environmental Assessment Department (DEA by its abbreviation in Spanish) is in
charge of analyzing and solving all the requests of EIA for all the activities, works or projects
submitted to the Environmental Impact Assessment process. This Department has a
multidisciplinary technical team to execute the analysis of the environmental impact
assessments prepared and presented by the developers of the activities, works or projects. The
DEA is in charge of submitting a recommendation to the Plenary Commission to approve or
reject the EIAs (based on a technical / scientific perspective) and any other consideration it
deems pertinent.

To achieve the above, the DEA analyzes the initial entry documents of the
Environmental Assessment, which are:
Environmental Assessment D2 document (for low environmental impact projects)
Environmental Assessment D1 document (for high and midsized environmental impact
projects), complying as always with the Code of Good Environmental Practices (CBPA
by its abbreviation in Spanish).

In addition to the initial entry documents of the Environmental Assessment, in the
regulations there are also final Environmental Assessment instruments, which will be
required depending on the type of project and its impact on the environment (evaluated through
the Environmental Impact Significance) or as stipulated by the regulations. These instruments
are:
Sworn Statement or Affidavit on Environmental Commitments (DJCA by its
abbreviation in Spanish): A statement made under oath, granted in public deed executed
before a Public Notary, in which the developer of the activity, work or project, undertakes
to wholly and entirely comply with the terms and conditions stipulated in the guidelines
derived from the Environmental Impact Assessment process.
Forecast Environmental Management Plan (P-PGA by its abbreviation in Spanish):
Technical instrument in a pre-established format to execute the Environmental Impact
Assessment, which in addition to performing a general forecast of the more relevant
environmental aspects and impacts that the activity, work or project to be developed will
generate, also includes: the environmental measurements, the potential costs, time
1. Initial EIA
2. EsIA and
other
instruments of
Environmental
Assessment
3. Control and
Follow Up
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frames, those responsible for the application destined to prevent, mitigate, correct,
compensate or restore environmental impacts that may occur.
Environmental Impact Study (EsIA by its abbreviation in Spanish): It is a document of
a technical nature or order and of an interdisciplinary nature that constitutes an
environmental evaluation instrument, which the developer must submit in relation to an
activity, work or project, prior to its execution. Its objective is to predict, identify, evaluate
and correct the environmental impacts which certain actions could cause to the
environment and define the environmental feasibility (permit) of the project, work or
activity object of the study.

Note: The DEA also evaluates the Environmental Diagnostic Studies (EDA by its
abbreviation in Spanish), which consist in a voluntary instrument of an environmental
evaluation, applicable to those projects that were developed without an environmental law that
compelled them, at the time, to carry out any processes before SETENA (prior to the enactment
of the Environmental Organic Law 7554). Projects that to this day continue under the same
operation and wish to voluntarily execute the modification of the Environmental Impact
Assessment, with the purpose of obtaining the Environmental Permit.

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Procedure to obtain the Environmental Feasibility

The procedure to obtain the Environmental Feasibility will depend on the classification of the
activity. In this sense, a general description of the procedure is presented below and
subsequently four potential scenarios will be analyzed in greater detail.

I. Initial Environmental Impact Assessment

1. Determine if the project requires the submittal of the Environmental Assessment
Document D1 or D2
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, by consulting the General Regulations on Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) procedures (DE-31849-MINAE-S-MOPT-MAG-MEIC) or else by
directly querying SETENA. (Responsible: Developer and, if necessary, with a consultant
registered at SETENA).
2. Submit D1 or D2, as applicable. (Responsible: Developer/Consultant).
3. In case a D1 must be submitted, contract an environmental Consultant who is registered
at SETENA. (Responsible: Developer).
4. Assign a number to the record and create the applicable digital record. (Responsible:
SETENA).
5. The record is transferred to the DEA, which verifies the environmental impact of the
project, assigns the classification, and determines the type of instrument of
Environmental Impact Assessment that is required. (Responsible: SETENA).

General
Classification
Potential
Environmental
Impact (IPA by
its
abbreviation
in Spanish)
Significance of
the
Environmental
Impact (SIA by
its
abbreviation in
Spanish)
1/2/

Initial entry
Environmental
Assessment
document
Final Environmental
Assessment
instrument (time
frame stipulated for
SETENA to resolve,
according to the
Law)
C Low n/a D2 (10 days )
B2
Moderate-Low
3/

n/a D2 (10 days )
Moderate-Low
3/

0 300 points D1 DJCA (4 weeks)
Moderate-Low
3/

300-1,000
points
D1 P-PGA (4 weeks)
B1
Moderate-High 0 300 points D1 DJCA (4 weeks)
Moderate-High
300-1,000
points
D1 P-PGA (4 weeks)
A High + 1,000 points D1 EsIA (10 weeks)

Notes:
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If SETENA granted the Environmental Feasibility to the Zoning Plan of the Municipality of
the canton where the company will be established, the SIA is recalculated with the following
formula: points *0.5

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According to the Annex 2 of the Decree number DE-31849.
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2/
If the company undertakes to voluntarily comply with the Construction Environmental
Guide, the value of the SIA is reduced (points *0.75)
3/
A D2 would be considered if SETENA granted the Environmental Feasibility to the Zoning
Plan of the Municipality of the canton where the company will be established, the activity is
in agreement with what is established in that plan, and the INVU approves that Zoning Plan
with the environmental component. Otherwise the following would apply D1+DJCA or
D1+P-PGA.

II. Preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment Instrument
6. Submit the final Environmental Assessment Instrument (EsIA, P-PGA, DJCA), for which
SETENA will define the time frame for its presentation
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. (Responsible: Consultant).
7. Should it be necessary, a field inspection will be carried out and additional information will
be requested and must be submitted within a definite time frame. (Responsible:
SETENA).
8. The additional information, if necessary, is submitted within the established time frame.
(Responsible: Consultant).
9. The DEA will analyze the information presented; it will issue its technical recommendation
and will send the technical report to the Plenary Commission. (Responsible: SETENA).
10. The Plenary Commission receives the technical recommendation. (Responsible:
SETENA).
11. The Plenary Commission evaluates the technical recommendation; should it accept the
recommendation, it will issue the resolution on the Environmental Feasibility.
(Responsible: SETENA).

III. Control and Follow-up
Once the Environmental Feasibility is granted and at least one month before the startup,
the control and follow up instruments established by SETENA must be complied with Control
and Follow-up Instruments (ICOS), such as:
Deposit the Environmental Guarantee
The record of the Environmental Log
Designation of the individual responsible for environmental matters
Periodic environmental reports, prepared by the person responsible

SETENA also has the authority to carry out surprise inspections as a means to monitor
environmental matters.

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The final Environmental Assessment Instrument can be filled at the same time as the D1 form, and SETENAs
guidelines and timing will not be necessary.
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Responsible:
Developer/Consultant
SETENA
Scenario 1: D2

1 week
Complete the D2
document (a
consultant is
not necessary)
Immediately
Present the D2
and other
requisites
1/
at
the Service
Platform
A stamped copy of the
documentation will be
provided by the Services
Platforms personnel
indicating the request
number and the CBPA
Additional
information is
presented at the
Services Platform
Should it be
necessary,
additional
information
will be
requested
The Environmental
Evaluation
Department analyzes
the documentation
received
2/

Approved
3/

Should it be
necessary, a field
inspection will be
carried out
A field
inspection
is carried
out
Approved
3/

Approved
3/

Approved
3/

The additional
documentation is
submitted to the
Services Platform
Additional
information is
requested
The Environmental
Evaluation Department
includes the activity in
the Official Record, thus
granting the
Environmental Feasibility
Immediately
A list of documents
received will be prepared
on a daily basis
Corrections or
clarifications
Verify that it is effectively
entered into SETENAs
Official Record
The
developer is
notified
The developer complies with
the control and follow up
instruments defined by
SETENA
Immediately
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d
a
y
s

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Notes:
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The following must be provided:
1. Copy of the personal identification card, passport or any other identification document of the legal representative of the
developer of the project (whether company or individual).
2. Notarial certification or registrars certification of the legal entity, which must contain the name of the company, corporate
identification number, legal domicile, complete capacities of the legal representative. In those cases where representatives are
appointed, a Notarial certification of the power of attorney must be provided.
3. Certified copy of the cadastral plan (or a copy and the original in order to compare).
4. Notarial certification or registrars certification of the property or building where the activity, work or project will be developed
(or a copy and the original in order to compare). If the Developer of the project is not the owner of the property, an
authorization to use the property issued by the owner and his/her signature certified by an attorney must be provided.
5. The original Environmental Assessment Document (D2) signed by the Developer and certified by an attorney or compared
against the personal identification card or the applicable official document (residency card, passport) must be provided to the
offices of SETENA.
6. The original signed Sworn Statement or Affidavit on Environmental Commitments.
7. Original of the proof of payment covering the acquisition of the Code of Good Environmental Practices (CBPA) and the
analysis of the Evaluation Document (US $60 total).
8. Sketch, floor plan, or design of the site of the project.
2/
SETENA has 10 days to resolve Form D2, regardless of whether it carries out the inspection or not (the DEA will notify the
developer when the inspection will be carried); when it is classified as D2, commonly, an inspection is not necessary.
3/
If the information is not presented right or if at the time of the inspection SETENA finds out something is not according to the
documentation presented, the project can be rejected.

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Scenario 2: D1 + DJCA

Hire an
environmental
consultant,
registered
before
SETENA
Immediately
10 weeks
Work with a
consultant to
complete the D1
Immediately
Present the D1
and other
requisites
1/2/
at
the Services
Platform
documentation and the
number assigned to the record
will be provided by the
Services Platforms personnel
I
m
m
e
d
i
a
t
e
l
y

The Environmental
Evaluation
Department analyzes
the documentation
received
3/

Responsible:
SETENA
Additional
documentation is
delivered to the
Services Platform
Should it be
necessary,
additional
information is
requested
The
Technical
Report is
issued
Should it be
necessary, a field
inspection is carried
out
A field
inspection
is carried
out
Additional
documentation is
delivered to the
Service Platform

Additional
information is
requested
The
Technical
Report is
issued
The
Technical
Report is
issued
The Technical
Report is
issued
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The Environmental
Evaluation
Department issues
the Technical Report
for the Plenary
Commission
4/

The
developer is
notified
The Commission
accepts the Technical
Report and approves
the Environmental
Feasibility
The developer withdraws
the certificate that grants the
SETENA
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Service
Platform
Additional
information
is requested
A field inspection is
carried out
A field
inspection
is carried
out
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Service
Platform
Additional
information is
requested
1 week
The record is
filed
The Environmental
Feasibility is granted
by SETENA
The record is
filed
The
Environmental
Feasibility is
granted by
SETENA
The record is
filed
The Environmental
Responsible:
SETENA
1 week
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Notes:
1/
The D1 and the rest of the requisites can be summited at once or the D1 can be submitted alone, and a waiting period of 3 weeks is
established for the terms of reference from SETENA.
2/
The following must be submitted:
appointed, a Notarial certification of the power must be provided.
3. Certified copy of the cadastral plan (or a copy and the original to compare against).
4. Notarial certification or registrars certification of the property or building were the activity, work or project will be developed (or
a copy and the original to compare against). If the Developer of the project is not the owner of the property, an authorization to
use the property issued by the owner and his/her signature certified by an attorney must be provided.
5. Original and one copy of the D1 submitted in original form, completely filled out and signed both by the Developer and by the
environmental Consultant (the signatures must be authenticated by an attorney).
6. Digital version of the D1 Document (in Excel).
7. Original and one copy of the DJCA and the specific requisites that may have been requested in the administrative resolution
concerning the D1.
8. Deposit slip covering the payment of the technical analysis (US $200). In case it adheres to the Construction Guide, the total
amount would be US $250.
9. Cartographic sheet showing the location of the project.
10. Georeferencing in accordance with the resolution No. 2654-2008- SETENA in digital format.
11. Basic identification matrix of the environmental impacts.
12. Environmental measures.
13. Matrix of the cumulative and synergistic effects.
14. Weighing parameters.
15. Detailed description of the project.
16. Design of the site of the activity, work or project (these are not the construction plans). Include the preliminary location of the
waste water treatment plant in the design of the site, should it be necessary.
17. Basic engineering study of the land, according to the protocol (geotechnical, hydrological, anthropic risks).
18. Study of the basic geology of the land, in accordance to the protocol (geology of the AP, hydrogeology and natural hazards). If
a waste water treatment system through absorption systems is used or when it relates to storage or commercialization of
hydrocarbon substances, this study must include an analysis of transit time of contaminants.
19. Brief archeological report of the land.
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20. Brief biological study if located in a fragile area (Refer to Annex 3 of the Regulations).
21. Certification issued by a Certified Public Accountant or Appraisal by the CFIA on the amount of the total investment of the
activity, work or project.
22. Correct Land Use certification issued by the applicable municipality.
23. Note on the availability of drinking water (potable).
24. Note on the availability of collection of solid waste.
25. Note on the availability of electric energy.
26. Municipal approval for the storm water vent.
27. DJCA with the revenue stamps required by Law.
3/
SETENA will have 3 weeks to resolve the D1 and 1 week to resolve the DJCA, regardless of whether the inspection is carried out or
not (the DEA will notify the developer when the inspection will be carried).
4/
The Commission will have 1 week to issue the administrative resolution.

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Scenario 3: D1 + P-PGA

Hire an
environmental
consultant,
registered
before
SETENA
Immediately

10 weeks
Work with a
consultant to
complete the D1
Immediately

Present the D1
and other
requisites
1/2/
at
the Services
Platform
number assigned to the
record will be provided at
the Services Platform
Responsible:
SETENA
The Environmental
Evaluation
Department analyzes
the documentation
received
3/

Additional
documentation is
delivered to the
Services Platform

Should it be
necessary,
additional
information is
requested
The
Technical
Report is
issued
A field
inspection is
carried out
A field
inspection
is carried
out
The
Technical
Report is
issued
I
m
m
e
d
i
a
t
e
l
y

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Responsible:
SETENA
The Environmental
Evaluation Department
issues the Technical
Report for the Plenary
Commission
4/

The
developer is
notified
The Commission
accepts the Technical
Report and approves
the Environmental
Feasibility

SETENA
carried out
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Services
Platform
Additional
information is
requested
The record is
filed
The Environmental
The record is
filed
The Environmental
2 weeks
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Services
Platform
Additional
information
is requested
A field
inspection
is carried
out
The record is
filed
The
Environmental
Feasibility is
granted
2 weeks
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Notes:
1/
The D1 can be delivered and a wait period 2 weeks is established for the terms of reference of SETENA or the D1 and the
remaining requisites can be submitted all at once.

2/
appointed, a Notarial certification of the power must be provided.
(or a copy and the original to compare). If the Developer of the project is not the owner of the property, an authorization to use
the property issued by the owner and his/her signature certified by an attorney must be provided.
5. Original and one copy of the D1 submitted in original form, filled out completely and signed both by the Developer and by the
7. Original and one copy of the P-PGA.
8. Original and one copy of the deposit slip covering the payment of the technical analysis (US $500).
9. Cartographic sheet showing the location of the project
10. If the developer of the Project is not the owner of the property, an authorization issued by the owner must be submitted duly
authenticated by an attorney.
11. Georeferencing in accordance with resolution No. 2654-2008- SETENA in digital format.
12. Basic engineering study of the land, according to the protocol (geotechnical, hydrological, anthropic risks).
13. Basic geological study of the land according to the protocol (geology of the AP, hydrogeology and natural hazards). If a
residual water treatment system through absorption systems is used or when it deals with the storage and commercialization
of hydrocarbon substances, this study must include an analysis of transit time of contaminants.
14. Brief Archeological report of the land.
15. Certification issued by a Certified Public Accountant or Appraisal by the CFIA on the amount of the total investment of the
activity, work or project.
16. Correct Land Use certification issued by the applicable municipality.
17. DJCA with the revenue stamps required by Law.
18. Notes on the availability of public services.
19. Design of the site of the Project.
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3/
SETENA will have 3 weeks to resolve the D1 and 4 weeks to resolve the P-PGA, regardless of whether the inspection is carried out
or not (the DEA will notify the developer when the inspection will be carried).
4/

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Scenario 4: D1 + EsIA

Hire an
environmental
consultant,
registered
before
SETENA
Immediately

10 weeks
Work with a
consultant to
complete the D1
Immediately

Present the D1 and
other requisites
1/2/

at the Services
Platform (including
a copy of the
publication)
number assigned to the
record will be provided at
the Service Platform
Responsible:
SETENA
The Environmental
Evaluation
Department analyzes
the documentation
received
3

Additional
documentation is
delivered to the
Services Platform

Should it be
necessary,
additional
information is
requested
The
Technical
Report is
issued
A field
inspection is
carried out
A field
inspection
is carried
out
The
Technical
Report is
issued
I
m
m
e
d
i
a
t
e
l
y

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Responsible:
SETENA
The
Environmental
Evaluation
Department issues
the Technical
Report for the
Plenary
Commission
The
developer is
notified
The Commission
accepts the
Technical Report
and approves the
Environmental
Feasibility

SETENA
carried out
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Services
Platform
Additional
information is
requested
The record is
filed
The Environmental
The record is
filed
The Environmental
Additional
documentation
is delivered to
the Services
Platform
Additional
information
is requested
A field
inspection
is carried
out
The record is
filed
The
Environmental
Feasibility is
granted
5 weeks
5 weeks
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Notes:
1/
The D1 can be delivered and a waiting period of 3 weeks is established for the terms of reference of SETENA or the D1 and the
remaining requisites can be submitted all at once.
1/
appointed, a Notarial certification of the power of attorney must be provided.
(or a copy and the original to compare against). If the Developer of the project is not the owner of the property, an
authorization to use the property issued by the owner and his/her signature certified by an attorney.
5. Original and one copy of the D1 submitted in original form, filled out completely and signed both by the Developer and by the
7. Other basic technical studies prepared on the site where the activity, work or project will be developed.
8. Deposit slip covering the payment of the technical analysis (US $1,500 if it is not a Megaproject, US $3,000 if it is a
Megaproject: US$ 1,400 only for the EsIA without including the D1- if it is not a Megaproject and US $2,900 only for the
EsIA without including the D1- if it is a Megaproject).
Megaproject: A group of activities that imply the development of works whose direct impacts of an
environmental, economic, social and cultural nature have a nationwide reach; being its main characteristic that
they are divided into components whose dimensions are normally similar to the activities, works or projects
that the EIA process carries out individually.
9. Original and three copies (one in digital format) of the EsIA that must include the Environmental Impact Declaration (DIA) of
the EsIA with the stamp of the Municipality of the canton where the activity, work or project is located.
10. A stamped delivery receipt of the EsIA issued by the SINAC.
11. Inclusion of the approved land use issued by the Municipality or the INVU, as applicable.
12. Address and fax for notifications.
3/
SETENA will be given 3 weeks to resolve the D1 and 10 weeks to resolve the EsIA; regardless of whether the inspections are
carried out or not (the DEA will notify the developer when the inspection will be carried).
4/

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Annex 1
Classification of the activities, works or projects.

The new activities, works or projects (OAP by its abbreviation in Spanish) that are subject to
the process to obtain the environmental feasibility (permit) before SETENA, according to article
17 of the Environmental Organic Law, are divided as follows
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:
i. Those activities, works or projects for which a specific law exists and which mandates
compliance with the process listed in Annex No. 1 of the General Regulations on the
procedures for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). In other words, OAP
(activities, works or projects) that already have a particular legislation that mandates
compliance with the Environmental Impact Study (EIA) process.
ii. The remaining activities, works or projects that are not included in Annex No. 1 of the
previous paragraph, appear listed in the general classification that is presented in Annex
No. 2 of these same regulations. General classification is executed according to the
type of process and the associated environmental risk, expert technical criteria,
dimension, size, surface to be used.
With the objective of having the Developer be aware, in a preliminary manner, of the potential
environmental impact of his/her activities, works or projects, and to identify the route to be
followed within the Environmental Impact Evaluation process, SETENA has two complementary
evaluation criteria: the general classification and the initial environmental qualification of the
activities, works or projects.
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i. The general classification of the activities, works or projects according to their IAP is
provided in terms of the nature of its productive process, and of its combined,
accumulated or individual environmental effects. The categories shall be as follows:
Category A: High Potential Environmental Impact.
Category B: Moderate Potential Environmental Impact. This category is, at the
same time sub-divided into two lesser categories, that is:
Sub-category B1: Moderate High Potential Environmental Impact, and
Sub-category B2: Moderate Low Potential Environmental Impact.
Category C: Low Potential Environmental Impact.

It should be pointed out that the activities listed in Annex 3 of the General Regulations on
the procedures for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Executive Decree number
31849 are dealt with differently. According to said Regulations the areas considered
environmentally fragile, are the following:
National Parks, Wildlife Refuges, Wetlands, Biological Reserves, Forest Reserves, Protected
Areas, Natural monuments, Natural, superficial and permanent bodies and water courses
(mirrors of water), Protection areas for water courses, natural bodies of water, springs and water
sources, according to the Forestry Law. Shoreline area, Areas with natural forest cover, Aquifer
recharge areas formally defined by the applicable authorities. Areas where archeological,
architectural, scientific or cultural resources exist and are officially considered national wealth by
the State; areas considered high or very highly susceptible to natural hazards, by the National
Emergency Committee are also included in this list.

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Article 4. Activities, works or projects subject to the EIA.
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Article 5. The environmental evaluation criteria of activities, works or projects.

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