99.(Tentative name) Environmental impact assessment report pertaining to new construction of B-1 district in Kitanakadori north district

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• Cover, First, Procedure Process (PDF: 447KB)
• Table of Contents (PDF: 254KB)
• Chapter 1 Matters that comprehensively examined the examination documents, etc. and changed the contents of the preparation documents (PDF: 239KB)
• Chapter 2 Plan contents of target business (PDF: 1,968KB)
  • 2.1　Outline of the target business
  • 2.2　Purpose and necessity of the target project
  • 2.3　Contents of the target business
    • 2.3.1　Location and area of the target project implementation area
    • 2.3.2　Facility layout plan
    • 2.3.3　Transportation Planning
    • 2.3.4　Parking plan
    • 2.3.5　Motorcycle and bicycle parking plan
    • 2.3.6　Pedestrian Traffic Line Plan
    • 2.3.7　Heat source planning
    • 2.3.8　Water supply and drainage and supply facilities plan
    • 2.3.9　Exhaust and ventilation plan
    • 2.3.10　Waste treatment plan
    • 2.3.11　Plans for disaster prevention, etc.
  • 2.4　Global Warming Countermeasures
  • 2.5　conservation of Biodiversity
  • 2.6　Green conservation and Creation
  • 2.7　Construction plan
  • 2.8　History of the Plan
    • 2.8.1　Process of Development Plan
    • 2.8.2　History of Environmental Considerations
    • 2.8.3　Business Schedule
• Chapter 3 Overview of Regions and Regional Characteristics　（１） （PDF：3,532KB）　（２） （PDF：2,847KB）　（３） （PDF：3,865KB）
  • 3.1　Setting of surveyed areas, etc.
  • 3.2　Regional overview
    • 3.2.1　Weather conditions
    • 3.2.2　Topography, geology, and ground conditions
    • 3.2.3　Water Cycle
    • 3.2.4　Plants and Animals
    • 3.2.5　Population and Industry Situation
    • 3.2.6　Land Use
    • 3.2.7　Transportation and Transportation
    • 3.2.8　Status of Public Facilities, etc.
    • 3.2.9　Status of Cultural Properties, etc.
    • 3.2.10　Pollution, etc.
    • 3.2.11　Situation of Disasters
    • 3.2.12　Status of Waste
    • 3.2.13　Status of laws and regulations
  • 3.3　Regional characteristics of surveyed areas, etc.
• Chapter 4 Contents of consideration based on consideration guidelines (PDF: 462KB)
  • 4.1　Contents of consideration that we examined environmental information offer book and consideration mayor opinion generally and changed
  • 4.2　Details of the planning stage consideration added to the consideration guidelines
  • 4.3　Overview of Environmental Information Provision
    • 4.3.1　Inspection of consideration documents, etc.
    • 4.3.2　Overview of Environmental Information Provision
  • 4.4　Opinion of the mayor listed in consideration mayor statement of position and opinion of company
• Chapter 5 Extracting Environmental Impact Factors and Selection of Environmental Impact Assessment Items (PDF: 319KB)
  • 5.1　Extraction of environmental impact factors
  • 5.2　Selection of environmental impact assessment items
• Chapter 6 Prediction and Evaluation of Environmental Impact Assessment
  • 6.1　Greenhouse gas (PDF: 537KB)
  • 6.2　Biodiversity (plants, animals, ecosystems) (PDF: 1,781KB)
    • 6.2.1　Plant
    • 6.2.2　Animal
    • 6.2.3　Ecosystem
  • 6.3　Waste and construction soil (PDF: 596KB)
  • 6.4　Air quality (PDF: 2,328KB)
  • 6.5　Soil (PDF: 889KB)
  • 6.6　Noise (PDF: 1,402KB)
  • 6.7　Vibration (PDF: 909KB)
  • 6.8　Ground (PDF: 2,509KB)
  • 6.9　Radio interference (PDF: 1,778KB)
  • 6.10 Shadow (inhibition of sunshine) (PDF: 2,101KB)
  • 6.11 Wind damage (PDF: 2,579KB)
  • 6.12 Safety (Inundation) (PDF: 456KB)
  • 6.13 Local communities (traffic congestion, pedestrian safety) (PDF: 1,740KB)
  • 6.14 Landscape (PDF: 3,929KB)
• Chapter 7 Comprehensive Evaluation of Environmental Impacts (PDF: 232KB)　
• Chapter 8 Matters concerning the implementation of post-survey (PDF: 297KB)
  • 8.1　Concept of post-survey
  • 8.2　Selection of post-survey items
  • 8.3　Details of the post-survey
• Chapter 9 Target Areas (PDF: 524KB)
• Opinions, opinions, etc. on Chapter 10 Preparation Document (PDF: 2,302KB)
  • 10.1　Status of briefings, questions, summary of opinions, and views of businesses
  • 10.2　Overview of Statement of Opinion on Preparatory Statement and Opinions of Business Operators
  • 10.3　Opinion of the mayor listed in examination book and opinion of company
  • 10.4　Materials submitted to the Examination Committee
• Article 11 method Matters (PDF: 217KB) that examined the mayor's statements comprehensively and changed the contents of the method book
• Chapter 12 Opinions, Opinions, etc. on Method Statement (PDF: 415KB)
  • 12.1　Status of briefings, questions, summary of opinions, and views of businesses
  • 12.2　Summary of statement of opinion on method book and opinion of company
  • 12.3　Method Opinion of the mayor listed in the mayor statement of position and opinion of company

• Cover, Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 Business Plan Related
  • 1.1　District planning
  • 1.2　Transportation Planning
    • 1.2.1　Transportation plan for this project
• Chapter 2 Regional Overview
  • 2.1　Areas requiring action in the survey area and areas requiring notification when changing characteristics
• Chapter 3 Forecast and Evaluation
  • 3.1　Biodiversity (plants, animals, ecosystems)
    • 3.1.1　Biodiversity (plants)
    • 3.1.2　Biodiversity (animals)
  • 3.2　Air quality
    • 3.2.1　Field survey
    • 3.2.2　Prediction
  • 3.3　Noise
    • 3.3.1　Field survey
    • 3.3.2　Prediction
  • 3.4　Vibration
    • 3.4.1　Field survey
    • 3.4.2　Prediction
  • 3.5　Ground
    • 3.5.1　Survey of Existing Materials
  • 3.6　Radio interference
    • 3.6.1　Field survey
  • 3.7　Wind damage
    • 3.7.1　Prediction conditions
    • 3.7.2　Forecast results
  • 3.8　Safety (inundation)
    • 3.8.1　Plans for disaster prevention, etc.
  • 3.9　Local communities (traffic congestion and pedestrian safety)　　
    • 3.9.1　Field survey
    • 3.9.2　Intersection demand rate
    • 3.9.3　Percentage of pedestrians
  • 3.10　Landscape
    • 3.10.1　Field survey
    • 3.10.2　Prediction

• About map issued by Geographical Survey Institute used in PDF file
  • Source: Geographical Institute Tiles issued by the Geographical Survey Institute
  • Geographical Institute tile (standard map): Part of Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
• Yokohama City Topographic Map Reproduction Approval Number Ordinance 5 Building No. 9102
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Please refer to “99. (tentative name) Kitanakadori Kita District B-1 District New Construction Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure” for the status of this project.