Batam City is undergoing rapid economic and infrastructure development, particularly in
large-scale housing projects. This growth, however, presents significant environmental
challenges, necessitating the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessments
(AMDAL) as stipulated by Law No. 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and
Management. This research examines the implementation of the Environmental
Management Plan (RKL) and the Environmental Monitoring Plan (RPL) in the
construction of the Gesya Talenta Tembesi Housing Project in Batam City. The study
employs an empirical legal research method, combining primary data collection through
interviews and field observations with secondary data from legal regulations, literature,
and relevant case studies. The findings indicate that while AMDAL serves as a guideline
for sustainable development, its implementation faces obstacles such as weak supervision,
limited developer awareness, and low community participation. To enhance compliance
and effectiveness, stricter monitoring, increased public involvement, and improved
collaboration between stakeholders are necessary.