Dreding

1. What law serves as basis for the processing of applications of dredging clearance/permit?
2. Can the Lgu apply for dredging clearance commercial utilization?
3. Can the dpwh apply for dredging clearance w commercial utilization?
4. Can the dpwh and lgu apply for dredging permit for flood control?
5. Who owns dredged materials?
6. Who is responsible for the implementation of JMC 2019-01
7. For the construction of dams, bridges and other structures in navigable or floatable waterways do you
need clearance from the DPWH?
8. For cultivation of river beds, sand bars and tidal flats do you need clearance from DPWH?
9. Do you need clearance from DPWH when constructing private levees, revetments and other flood control
and river training works?
10. Do you need clearance from the DPWH when restoration of river courses to former beds?
11. Who shall have supervision of dredging activities on rivers and river deltas?
12. On dredging activities supervised by the DPWH, MPP’s are only issued by MGB if?
13. Are dredging activities subject to small scale mining law and E.O 79?
14. buffer zone of Dredging
15. What is dredging?
16. Dredging clearance vs dredging permit?
17. Who issues dredging clearance/permit
18. Is dredging mining?
19. What is a spoil site
20. Must the permittee consider the term of the mining being applied for in determining the number of
equipment to be deployed?
21. Mus the dredging permittee attach proof of financial and technical capability to its application?
22. Must the dredging permittee have boundary markers?
23. Are there taxes and royalties for dredging?
24. Must dredging be confined by the buffer zone?
25. Is dredging not allowed within one kilometer from bridges?
26. Is dredging conform to the water code of the Philippine?
27. Is dredging conform to close to mining under DAO 7942?
28. In dredging if the area is found to be mining feasible what shall they do?
29. Must dredging comply with RA 7942?
30. Before dredging should start equipments used will be checked by the?
31. Must dredging operations be from downstream to upstream?
32. Does failure to comply with the ECC can cause termination of permit?
33. Are failure to pay taxes royalties can cause termination of permit?
34. Are falsehood of documents cause termination of permit?
35. Can threatening to public structures cause termination of permit?
36. Who issues CDO for dredging?
37. Role of DENR in Dredging?
38. In dredging must they need FPIC in ancestral domains?
39. Where to get mining permit for dredging with commercial utilization ?
40. Where to get mining permit for dredging <5 hectares?
41. Where to get mining permit for dredging 5-20 hectares?
42. Where to get mining permit for dredging >20 hectares?
43. Can mining permit be issued without ECC/CNC?
44. Transport of dredged materials must be accompanied by?
45. If the dredged materials is transported outside the country you need?
46. Minerals extracted in black sand mining?
47. Are black sand mining allowed in small scale mining?
48. Can quarry be use in black sand mining?
49. Can small scale mining mine Other metallic minerals?
50. Can quarry resources have metallic minerals?
51. Mining and dredging ban in beaches is what meters?
52. Governing DAO for dredging in oriental Mindoro
53. For river restorations through dredging activities in oriental Mindoro where to start dredging what part of
river?
54. Who declares river dredging zones in oriental Mindoro
55. Is quarry operations prohibited in dredging activities?
56. The exclusive authority of the province to extract quarry resources must be in accordance with what law?
57. Is dredging conform to the pronvicial share stated in the local government code for sand and gravel?
58. Does private entities/private contractors has funding from the government?
59. Financial capability of dredging applicant in DENR river restoration through dredging for large scale
dredging in oriental Mindoro
60. Who shall issue notice to proceed for DENR river restoration through dredging in Oriental Mindoro
61. On denr river restoration through dredging in Oriental Mindoro must the mgb conduct a mineral survey of
the area?
62. For denr river restoration through dredging in Oriental Mindoro must the application for dredging
clearance accompanied by endorsement from LGU?
63. Dredring term in oriental Mindoro term?
64. In masterplan does per river per ECC?
65. Type of EIA for dredging?
66. May the provincial Government be the proponent for the programmatic EIA and SEA
67. All river systems in RDZ shall be monitored by?
68. No NTP, operations permit, notice of award shall be issued by the provincial Government without?
69. Does dredging clearance grants the permittee the authority to dispose?
70. Shall dredging clearance permittee apply for certificate of accreditation?
71. Must dredging be covered by OTP/MOEP?
72. Who shall determine excise tax for dredging?
73. Work deviation limit for Dredging?
74. Who monitors dredging activities
75. Inter agency committee is composed of?
76. For provinces outside oriental Mindoro, occidental Mindoro and Zambales who determines RDZ?
77. Can you utilize offshore dredgefill materials for reclamation project without mining permits?
78. refers to an area that had been technically delineated or Identified as source area of Seabed Quarry
Resources.
79. refer to suitable materials taken from the seabed which may be used for reclamation without undergoing
processing
80. refers to permit issued by the Secretary, upon the recommendation of the Director, to a Qualified Person
or Government Agency/Instrumentality, to utilize the areas not covered by approved mining
permits/contracts, including areas covered by pending mining rights applications, In connection with
Government Reclamation Projects and for other purposes.
81. refer to sand, gravel, boulders and other aggregates or loose materials from the seabed which may be
used without undergoing processing
82. Can the seabed quarry resources have metallic/non metallic minerals?
83. a permit issued by the Secretary, upon recommendation by the Director to an applicant of a GSQP who
has not conducted any exploration work, or to a qualified Government Entity/Instrumentality that is going
to conduct exploration over the offshore/submerged land area.
84. Who issues GSQP?
85. Who issues Special exploration permit
86. issue the permits, to include those providing for the exploration and utilization of Borrow Areas covered
by Government Reclamation Projects
87. does the e Government thru the DENR, NRDC and PEA, has the right to utilize offshore areas not covered
by approved mining permits/contracts, including areas covered by pending mining applications, as borrow
areas for dredgefill materials for existing and future Government Reclamation Projects.
88. Surveys, sampling, site selection, dredging, and related operations in borrow areas shall be subject to
monitoring by the
89. What if dredging quarry has workable quantities of metallic/non metallic minerals?
90. Are borrow areas for government reclamation projects be first validated by the MGB?
91. Are offshore areas for borrow areas/close to offshore mining application illegal in conformity with what
law?
92. Special exploration permit term?
93. Must offshore dredging/mining notify Philippine coast guard regarding their vessels and operations?
94. Must offshore dredging/mining notify MGB within 30 days the removal of scientific equipments?
95. Does renewal of SEP relinquish what area?
96. Must the SEP holder submit borehole andsampling and detailed geologic data to the MGB?
97. SEP is in accordance with what sea law?
98. Can offshore exploration explore in areas close to mining?
99. to be issued to any Qualified Person or Government Entity/Instrumentality for projects that require
declogging, clearing, widening and deepening of flood control waterways, sealanes, ports and harbors as
part of maintenance dredging.
100.Are government projects exempted from GDP?
101.Does GSQP must have boundary markers?
102.Must the GSQP conform to indigenous people?
1. Joint Memorandum Circular 2019-01
2. Yes
3. No
4. Yes
5. Yes
6. DENR
7. Yes
8. Yes but upon clearance from the DENR
9. Yes
10. Yes
11. DPWH
12. Upon securing clearance from the DPWH
13. Yes
14. a ten meter easement from the river banks or river structures such as dikes revetment or other structures
towards the main river channel
15. Excavation operation done within waterways or other inland bodies of waters
16. Dredging clearance – with commercial utilization ; dredging permit no commercial utilization
17. DPWH
18. Yes because it utilizes the states natural quarry and mineral resources as per mining law through dredging only
refers to the method of extraction
19. Open or confined area that serves as containement for disposed dredged materials
20. Yes
21. Yes to ensure that the proposed dredging will be completed within the term
22. Yes
23. Yes
24. Yes
25. Not allowed unless clearance from concerned govn agencies
26. Yes except for areas allowed by the DPWH
27. Yes
28. File mining project feasibility in MGB Regional Office
29. Yes
30. DPWH DOTR Philippine Coast Guard
31. Yes
32. Yes
33. Yes
34. Yes
35. Yes
36. DENR Regional Director/RED
37. DENR shall monitor ECC and mining permit/contract compliance; ensure that the allowable quantity for
extraction is complied with
38. Yes
39. MGB
40. PMRB
41. MGB Regional Director
42. DENR Secretary
43. No
44. OTP of the concerned PMRB/CMRB or DENR MGB regional director
45. MOEP Mineral Ore export permit
46. Magnetite
47. No, mgb has a memorandum invalidating small scale mining permits for use in black sand mining
48. No, quarry is used only for non metallic quarry resources, black sand magnetite are metallic and is therefore
not applicable
49. No except for gold silver chromite
50. Yes but not in economically feasible quantities
51. 500 meters from the low tide level and onshore areas within 200 meters from the low mean tide level along
the coast
52. DAO 2019-04
53. Deltas
54. Provincial Government in accordance with the DPWH master plan
55. Yes, only dredging activities will be allowed
56. Ordinance of the sangguniang panlalawigan
57. Yes
58. No
59. 250,000,000 for individuals – 1,000,000,000 for corporations
60. Provincial Government
61. Yes
62. Yes
63. 6 months
64. Yes
65. Programmatic EIA or SEA in coordination with MGB DPWH and provincial Government
66. Yes
67. PENRO CENRO MGB every two years
68. Memorandum of Agreement with the DENR
69. Yes
70. Yes
71. Yes
72. MGB
73. <15%
74. Inter agency committee
75. Governor – chairperson, Red- vice chair person, MGB EMB and DPWH as members
76. Interagency committee
77. Yes subject to laws of the DAO 2000-25
78. Borrow areas
79. Dredgefill materials
80. Government seabed quarry permit
81. seabed quarry resources
82. Yes but not in workable quantities
83. Special exploration permit
84. Denr secretary upon recommendation of the MGB Director
85. DENR secretary upon recommendation of the MGB Director
86. DENR
87. Yes
88. Denr
89. File declaration of mining project feasibility to MGB Regional offices for the determination of excise tax
90. Yes
91. DAO 96-40
92. 2 years
93. Yes
94. Yes
95. 50% of the area
96. Yes
97. UNCLOS
98. No
99. Government dredging permit (GDP
100. Yes
101. Yes
102. yes
1. Do you need EGGAR, GAR, GIR, GSSR for housing projects, land development and infrastructure
projects?
2. When to have GIR?
3. When to have GAR?
4. Who shall make GAR?
5. Where to get GIR?
6. What is an EGGAR?
7. when to request for GSSR in MGB
8. When to make EGGAR?
9. Do you have to attach and use basis the GIR and GSSR for EGGAR/GAR?
10. Can DENR – MGB make the EGGAR/GAR report?
11. When to conduct GVR
12. Checklist for EGGAR/GAR
13. Map scale for areas with <5 hectares?
14. For projects located within sloping terrain that shall require a significant alteration of the existing
slopes and local topography/drainage, the proposed ___ should be submitted as part of the EGGAR
15. Note

1. Yes it is a mandatory requirement for ECC

2. For projects, land development and infrastructure projects that is under IEE in EIS
3. For Projects, land development and infrastructure projects that is under IEE in EIS
4. GAR – Geohazard Assessment Report - Licensed professional Geologist with a minimum experience of five
(5) years as a practicing geologist or licensed Engineer with the following qualifications: Minimum of five
(5) years experience in land development and/or infrastructure development; and At least six (6) months
training in Engineering Geology/Structural geology or post-graduate diploma in Engineering
Geology/Structural Geology
5. Request to MGB
6. must be a product of independent geologic mapping of the project area at an appropriate scale and in
sufficient detail to yield a maximum return of pertinent data.
7. Housing projects, land development and infrastructure project not under IEE in EIS
8. Housing projects, land development and infrastructure project not under IEE in EIS
9. Yes
10. Only for government projects and must be under MOA
11. Only if No GSSR / GIR
12. MGB Memorandum circular 2000-33
13. 1:10 scale
14. Grading Plan and Map
15. For projects located within sloping terrain that shall require a significant alteration of the existing slopes
and local topography/drainage, the proposed Grading Plan and Map should be submitted as part of the
EGGAR. The Grading Plan and Map should at least conform with that as required under the Engineering
Geology Report (Geologic Grading Report) as per Chapter 8 - Grading and Earthworks of the National
Structural Code of the Philippines (1992).