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Environmental Protection Public Disclosure Authorized WORLD BANK LOANED PROJECTS FOR SHANDONG URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Shandong Researc (m Enmental Protection Public Disclosure Authorized o ~y~996 / (S-mp[Z71A, Contents 1. GeneralIntroduction 2. Summaryof the World Bank Loaned Projects 3. Natural and SocialConditions in Project Cities 4. PredictedImpacts on Environmentaland Mitigation Measures to be Taken 5. EconomicBenefits and Losses 6. EnvironmentalAdministration and MonitoringProgram 7. Public Participation S. AssessmentConclusions 1. General Introduction 1.1 Assessment Objective Provide the basis for decision making of relevant departments, assure the projects reasonable and suitable in environmental aspect. and make all the environmental problems be identified in the inception stage of implementing the projects and be taken into consideration in the process of site selection, planning and design. so as to make the unfavorable impacts reduce to minimum level. 1.2 Basis for Compilation 1.2.1 Guohuan(86) File 003 Managementof Project's EnvironmentalProtection 1.2.2 Huanjianjian1993 File 324 Notificationof Strengtheningthe EnvironmentalImpact Assessment Works of international FinancialOL ganizationAided Projects issued by NEPA, National Plan Committee, Finance Ministry, Chinese People's Bank 1.2.3 State EPA's Huanjianjian (1996) File 086 ReturningLetter to Opinionson ELTof Projects Aided bv World Bank loans in Shandong 1.2.4 World Bank Expert'sPreliminary Appraisal Memorandum 1.3 Identification of Environmental Impact and Division of Assessment category Table 1.1 Identification of Environmental Impact and Division of Assessment categorv Projects Air Water Ecology Society Category Jinan Yellow River Water 4 , . A Supply Pondage Reservoir Jinan Waste Water Network - a B Yantai 500 Heating Network 4 4 I a A Weihai No.3 CHP Plant 4 a 4 A Project-wide Assessment A I According to the construction features and regional environmental characteristics of the projects' sites, the division of assessment categorv are listed in Table 1.1. 1.4 Assessment Principles and Methods 1.4.1 All the projects should be in accordance with the laws, regulations and standards of environmental protection. The contents and depth of assessment required by OD 4.01 of World Bank should also be obeyed on the premise of executing the relevant regulations of EIA in China. 1.4.2 According to the sprits of the World Bank's Guidelines For ETA (OD 4.01) and Notice on Strengthen EIA Jobs of International Monetary Organization Financed Projects, all the projects with category A should be proceeded overall assessment, comprehensively taken the favorable and unfavorable impacts, long-term and short-term impacts, reversible and irreversible impacts into consideration. To the project with categorv B, onlv the main environmental problems are analyzed. 2. Summary of the World Bank Loaned Project 2.1 Survev The World Bank loaned projects consist of six subprojects distributed in three cities in Shandong province. There are two projects in Jinan, one is the Jinan Yellow River Water Supply Pondage Reservoir project, the other is Jinan Waste Water Network project. The other two projects are Yantai 500 Heating Network project in Yantai city and Weihai No.3 CHP Plant in Weihai citv. The Xiaoqing River Revolving Funds Project and Yantai Demonstration Project of Cleaner Production are not included in the scope of assessment. 2.2 Brief Introduction of World Bank Loaned Projects 2.2.1 Jinan Yellow River Water SupplyPondage ReservoirProject The water is abstracted from DawangmiaoSluice of Licheng District, through the pump station to sedimentation basin, then transported by deliverv pipeline to the reservoir. The reservoir is the water supplv source of Jinan No.2 Water Purification Plant. The total and effective capacity of the reservoir are 41.2 and 34.2 million m3, respectively.The inflow volumeis 8.65 to 9.65 m3/s with the average depth of 7.13 m. The length of the box dam is 1 1.63 km. 2.2.2 Jinan Waste Water Network Project This engineeringis the conveyancesvstem of Jinan Wastewater Treatment Plant. The total area is 108 km2, whichis the servicescope of the plant. 2.2.3 Yantai 500 Heating Netvork The project is the constructionengineering of heatingnetwork which is used to transport the heat producedin HuangbohaiCHP Companyto Zhifu District. The length of planned main pipelinenetwork is 30.22 km. There are 42 exchangestations. 2 pump stations and one boiler house of peak load boiler. 2.2.4 Weihai No.3 CHP Plant Project This plant is a newlvbuilt plant with 3x75t/h high pressure fluidized bed boilers and 2 sets of turbogenerator.The engineeringincludes the CHP plant, steam pipelinenetwork-, heat exchangestation and hot-water pipe network. 3. Natural and Social Conditions in Project Cities 3.1 Natural Conditions 3.1.1 Natural Conditionsof Jinan Jinan is located in 116012- l 7" 44 E, 36002- 370 04'N with the Mount Tai in its south and YellowRiver in its north. It is hilly in its south with the average height of 100-400 m abovethe sea leveland in the middle part with the average height of 40-100 m above the sea level,and in its north is the alluvialplain with the averageheight of 2040 m above the sea level. The basic landfonn in Jinan is higher in its south and north, lower in its middle part witlhthe shape of shallowplate. 3.1.2 Natural Conditionsof Yantai Yantai is locatedin 1200-- 1230E. 360 -- 380 N in the easternpart of 3 Shandong peninsula. In its east. south and north parts is the Yellow and Bo Sea. In its west part is the Weifang and Qingtao Municipality.The length from its east to west is 280 km, while in the direction from south to north, the length is 130 km. The project area is located in Zhifui District. It is adjacent to Muping countv in its southeast. In its east and north, is the Yellow Sea. The landform in Zhifu District is complicated with the typical features of hilly region. The highest height in the district is 400 m above the sea level. It belongs to eastern part of Jiaodong shield and northern edge of Jiaodong raise region in geological structure. 3.1.3 Natural Conditions of Weihai Weihai is located in 1210 -1230, 360 41- 370 35' N in the eastern part of Shandong peninsula. Korea peninsula and Japan archipelago are to its east and south across the sea. It is adjacent to Yantai in its west and Liaodong peninsula to its north across the Yellow Sea. Three directions around the Weihai urban area are hills and one direction is the sea. The range of height is from 70 to 100 meter above the sea level. In its seashore region is the plain whose soil structure is composed of sand and alluvial laver caused bv marine deposit. 3.2 Social Conditions 3.2.1 Social Conditions of Shandong Pro-vince Shandong province locates in eastern coastal area of China. Its area is 156.700 km2 with the population of 86.71 million (population density: 553 per km2). It has 17 municipalities or its equivalencies, 139 counties or county level cities or districts, and 46 cities. Shandong is one of the provinces whose economic development is rapid. Its GDP in 1994 is 387.2 billion vuan ranked the third position in China. Its GDP will hit 640 billion yuan in 2000 according to the plan. 3.2.2 Social Conditions in Jinan Jinan is one of historic cultural city and the birthland of Longshan Culture. Jinan is a political, economic, cultural center of Shandong province. It has five districts and counties. The urban area of Jinan is 2,119 km2 with the population of 5.3731 million. The density of population in Jinan is 653 persons per km2. 4 3.2.3 Social Conditions in Yantai Yantai municipality is a modem, international harbor city with high- tech, commerce and trade, tourism as its main industries. It has jurisdiction over 5 districts, 5 county level cities and 3 counties. The total area of Yantai city is 13,500 km2 with the population of 6.3 million. The project will be constructed in Zhifu District, which is the Yantai municipality's political, economic, cultural center. The area of Zhifu District is 47.4 km2 with the population of 0.4 million. 3.2.4 Social Conditionsin Weihai Weihai municipality is a provincial citY in Shandong. It has jurisdiction over 1 district. 3 county level cities. The area of Weihai municipality is 5436 km2 with population of 2.42 million. The people living in urban area are engaged in industry and commerce . While in rural area, the people are often engaged in agriculture, fishery and aquaculture industry. 4. Predicted Impacts on Environment and Mitigation Measures Taken 4.1 Jinan Yellow River Water Supply Pondage Reservoir Project 4.1.1 Predicted Impactson Enviroiunent 4. 1. 1.1 Impacts on Environment in Construction Phase A. Impacts on Ecological Environment The project will be constructed in the Northern Stretch Embankment of Yellow River. The earth work will affect surrounding agri-ecological environment. B. Noise and Raise Dust Transportation, vehicle and machines will bring about noise and dust, which will affect the environment to certain extent. C. Migration 5 There are 1186 persons of 300 households need resettlement. The migration and land occupation will bring about certain impacts on living and industrial activities. 4.1 .1.2 Impacts on Environment after Operation The forecasting results of salinization and desertification of soil after operation show that after adopting the seepage prevention measure, digging penetration prevention ditches at the foot of reservoir's and sedimentation basin's dam, the secondary salinization can be avoided. After using of the sedimentation basins and sand stockvards, the secondary ploughing is an effective method to prevent desertification.
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