The subject of the public procurement is Elaboration of information to assess the need for an EIA for the following investment intentions of the RIA: Road II-53 ‘Yambol-Sredets’, section ‘Bypass of Yambol South’, section from km 144+575.00 to km 148+890.35 Completion of Main Road Communication Smolyan – from an existing roundabout at km 0+000 to road II-86 at the end of Ustovo, Smolyan Province Overhaul of RP II-86 "Skolovtsi-Smolyan-Srednogortsi" from km 94+240 to km 125+244.46 On the basis of the information prepared, a request for an assessment of the need for an EIA will be made to the competent environmental authorities, with the aim of issuing a final administrative act – a discretionary decision. The assessment information should be developed on the basis of the required scope and content, in accordance with the Ordinance on the conditions and procedure for carrying out an environmental impact assessment, and contain the minimum volume and content of: Features of the investment proposal (a) size, affected area, parameters, scale, volume, productivity, scope, layout of the investment proposal in its entirety; interconnection and cumulation with other existing and/or approved investment proposals; use of natural resources during the construction and exploitation of the subsoil, soil, water and biodiversity; (d) generation of waste – types, quantities and method of treatment, and waste water; pollution and nuisances; discomfort of the environment; f) risk of major accidents and/or disasters that are related to the investment proposal; g) risks to human health due to adverse effects on the factors of the living environment within the meaning of § 1, item 12 of the Additional Provisions of the Health Act. Location of the site, including necessary area for temporary activities during construction. Description of the main processes (according to prospectus data), capacity, including facilities where hazardous substances of Annex 3 to the ZOOS are expected to be present. Scheme of new or modification of existing road infrastructure. Programme of activities, including construction, operation and closure, restoration and subsequent use phases. Proposed methods of construction. Demonstration of the necessity of the investment proposal. Plan, maps and photos showing the boundaries of the investment proposal, giving information about the physical, natural and anthropogenic characteristics, as well as about the nearby elements of the National Ecological Network and the nearest sites subject to health protection and the distances to them. Existing land use at the boundaries of the site or route of the investment proposal. Sensitive areas, including sensitive areas, vulnerable zones, protected zones, sanitary protection zones around water sources and facilities for drinking and domestic water supply and around water sources of mineral waters used for curative, prophylactic, drinking and hygiene purposes, etc.; National ecological network. Other activities related to the investment proposal (e.g. extraction of building materials, new plumbing, extraction or transmission of energy, housing). Need for other permits related to the investment proposal. II. Location of the investment proposal, which may have a negative impact on the unstable environmental characteristics of geographical areas, therefore these characteristics must be taken into account, in particular: existing and approved land use; wetlands, riparian areas, estuaries; coastal areas and marine environment; mountain and forest areas; legally protected areas; affected elements of the National Ecological Network; landscapes and sites of historical, cultural or archaeological value; territories and/or zones and sites with specific sanitary status or subject to health protection. Type and characteristics of the potential environmental impact, taking into account the likely significant environmental effects resulting from the implementation of the investment proposal: Impact on population and human health, material assets, cultural heritage, air, water, soil, subsoil, landscape, climate, biodiversity and its elements and protected areas. Impact on elements of the National Ecological Network, including those located near the investment proposal. The expected consequences arising from the vulnerability of the investment proposal to the risk of major accidents and/or disasters. Type and nature of the impact (direct, indirect, secondary, cumulative, short-term, medium- and long-term, permanent and temporary, positive and negative). Extent and spatial extent of the impact – geographical area; affected population; settlements (name, type – city, village, resort, population likely to be affected, etc.). Probability, intensity, complexity of impact. The expected occurrence, duration, frequency and reversibility of the impact. Combination with impacts of other existing and/or approved investment proposals. The ability to effectively reduce impacts. Cross-border nature of the impact. Measures that need to be included in the investment proposal related to avoiding, preventing, reducing or compensating for alleged significant negative impacts on the environment and human health. Public interest in the investment proposal.
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