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World Bank Document C,0 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized .........~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ......~~~~~~~~~~~r Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized SHIJIAZHUANG-ANYANG EXPRESSWAY INTERCONNECTING ROADS ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PLAN RESEARCH INSTIIUTE OF HIGHWAY THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATINS BEJING .CHINA JUNE, 1996 TABLE OF CONTENT 1. MAIN ITEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION 2. PREPARATION,EXECUTION AND MONITORINGOF THE EN\IRONMENTAL PROTECTIONPLAN 3. ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION PERFORMANCES 4. INVESTMENTIN PROTECTIONMEASURES 5. ORGANIZATIONSEXECUTING THE ENVIRONMENTALADMINISTRATION AND THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES 6. ENVIRONMENTALMONITORING PLAN SHIJIAZHUANG-ANYANG EXPRESSWAY HEBEI SECTION ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PLAN FOR THE INTERCONNECTING ROADS The Interconnecting Road works of Shi-An Expressway Project includes totall- six InterconnectingRoads of the ones from GaoyiCounty, BaixiangCounty to NinojinCounty. from Neiqiu County to Beizhanogma,from the crossing of the power plant at Xingtai South Interchange to Nandoucun Village, from Shahe Interchange to Nanhe, from Cixian Interchangeto Lingzhangand the one from North ShijiazhuangInterchange to Gaocheng. This EnvironmentalAction Plan of this Project , based on the "Shi-An Expressway Project InterconnectingRoad Works EnvironmentalInfluence Report" and in correspondencexvith the environmentalprotection target of this Project, is prepared in such a manner that its feasibilityand operability are taken as significantso as to assure that the adverse erfect resulting from the design, constructionand service of this Project can be managed to bc controlled, reduced or compensatedand that the environmentand the physicalhealth of the human being be under protection and that the development of the communication and transportation enterprise can be accelerated.Theprinciples and mitigationmeasures in the EIA and EAP for Shi-AnExpressway and applicableto the interconnectingroads. L. Main Items of thte Environmental Protection 1. Noise: Non-continualnoises made by the machineryduring the constructionperiod and the non-stablenoise made by the motor vehicles,duing the operation period. 2. Atmosphere: During the constructionperiod, the main substancesthat cause pollution to the atmosphere are the dust, second dust emission by the transporting vehicles, dust pollution by the lime soil mixingplant, and the dust and bitumen smoke pollution by the asphalt mixingplant in the constructionof the connectinglines. Pollution to the atmosphere by the CO and NOx. substancesexhausted by the motor vehiclesduring the service perioa. 3. Utilization of the value of the land:to reduce the area of the permanentand temporarv land occupation, to shorten the occupation period of the tempprary land and to restore in time the vegetation and return the land for cultivation. II. Preparation, Execution and Monitoring of thteEnvironmental Protection Action Plan This plan aims at the determinationof the specific execution method of the protection measures and the presentation of the requirements on the environmentaladministration activities such as the supervision during the execution of the Project (desigsninganc: construction)and the monitoringand surveyingduring the serviceperiod. 2 2.1. Basis for Preparation 1) "EnvironmentalProtection Law of the People's Republicof China" 2) "Administration Regulation on the EnvironmentalProtection of the Communication ConstructionProjects" of Ministryof Communications 2.2. Responsible Organizations for the Execution The EnvironmentalProtection Action Plan for the 6 Nos. InterconnectingRoad Works of Shi-An Expressway is going to be executed during the construction period bv the InternationalFinancial Institutions Loan Project Officeof Hebei ProvincialCommunications Department. Hebei ProvincialExpressways Administration Bureau shallbe responsiblefor the execution of the EnvironmentalProtection ActionPlan duringthe service period of this Project. 2.3. Monitoring Plan Hebei Provincial Environmental Protection Bureau is the environmental protection administrationdepartment of the Hebei ProvincialGovernment and it is responsiblefor the comprehensive supervision and managementof the environmentalprotection withlinthe Province. Each of the Municipal EnvironmentalProtection Bureau is the environmentalprotection department of the local authorities, is responsible for the environmentalqualitv of its jurisdiction area, and takes measures to improve the quality of environment. Thie EnvironmentalProtection Officeof the HebeiProvincial Communication Scientific Research Institute is responsible. for the environmental monitoring and surveying of thle communicationunits. The EnvironmentalProtection SupervisionSystem anI the Monitoringand Surveying System for the area where this Project is located are as detailedin the followingmap: 3 SHUIAZHUANGCITY GAOCHENG(COUNTY) CITY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONBUREAU PROTECTIONBUREAU SHIJIAZHUANGCITY SHAHE CITY ENWIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROTECTIONBUREAU MONITORINGSTATION HEBEI PROVINCIAL XINGTAICIT' NEIQIU COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONBUREAU PROTECTIONBUREAU PROTECTIONBUREAU XINGTAI CITY NINGJINCOUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONMONITORING PROTECTIONBUREAU STATION HANDANCITY NANHE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONBUREAU PROTECTIONBUREAU HANDANCITY ENVIRON- LINGZHANGCOUNTY MENTALPROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGSTATION PROTECTIONBUREAU Figure No. 1 Environmental Protection Supervision System and Monitoring System -4 Environmental Monitoring Plan Table No. I PERIOD SYSTEM Monitoring ITEMS TARGETS PROVINCIAL 1. reviewvthe environmental 1. strictiv executethe 3 ENVIRONMENTALprotection measures and the EAP simultaneitt and the EAP PROTECTION (EnvironrmentalAction Plan) BUREAU . I PROVINCIAL 2. inspectwhether the stockpiles 2. to assure these places are in ENVIRONMENTALand the asphaltmixing plants- compliancewith the PROTECTION are appropriate environmentalprotection DESIGNING BUREAU. & requirements MUNICIPAL 3. inspectthe controlover the 3. reducethe effecton the ENVIRONMENTALnoise and dust pollutionand surroundingenvironment by the PROTECTION . determinethe constructiontime constructionand to executethe AND BUREAUS& relative environmental protectionregulations and standards COUNTYLEVEL 4. inspect the administration of 4. reduce the effect on the CONSTRU-ENVIRONMENTAL the loading.unloading and surrounding CnON PROTECTION stockingof the poisonousand environmentbv the construction BUREAUS detrimentalsubstances and to and PERIOD inspectthe emissionof pollution executethe relative to the atmosphere environnental protectionregulations and standards 5. inspectthe emissionand a. assure the groundsurface treatmentof the wastewvater and water doesnot suffer from the xaste engineoil in the pollution constructionplaces 6. restorationand treatment of the 6. to assure the scenerv and mLc borrow area and the deposit area land resourcesnot to be seriouslvdamaged 5 1. inspectthe executionof the 1. executeEAP PROVINCIAL environmentalprotection action plant duringthe serviceperiod ENVIRONMENTAL2. check the executionof the 2. executethe monitoringplan SERVICE monitoringplan PROTECTION 3. checkthe necessitvof further 3. actuallv protect the measuresto be taken for environment environmentalprotection BUREAU (perhaps environmentalproblems whichwere not predictedshall occur) 4. inspectwhether the 4. strengthenthe environmental envirornental qualityof the managementand to actually sensitiveareas meets the protectthe public health correspondingquality standards :. inspectwhether the pavement 5. assure the drinkablewater drainage is drainedinto the sourcenot to suffer pollution drinkablewater source 6. strengthenthe supervisionto 6. removethe potentialdangcr preventsudden occurrence of and avoid the occurrenceof PERIOD accidentsand to removethe seriousenvironmental pollution potentialdanger and to prepare accidents the proposalsfor treatmentof emergenciesso that ,once such accidentsoccur ,leakageof dangerousand poisonous materialscan be eliminated 6 III ENVIRONMEATTLPROTECTION PERFORMANCES 3.1. DESIGNING PERIOD 1. REASONABLE SELECTION OF ROUTE LINE: In the selection of the program of the project route, at the same time of pursuingreasonable alignment and low cost, sufficient considerationof the various enviromnentalfactors such as the occupationof the cultivable field and the farm lands, the protection of the residentialareas, the developmentdesign of the towns and cities,the removalamount, of the sourceof the constructionmaterials and the selection of the material source should be taken. In the mean while, opinions of the local authoritiesalong the route should be widelyand comprehensivelycollected. Large portion ol the six connectinglines are to be expandedon the basis of the originalexisting roads. Silnce there is a large populationbut smallamount of field in this area, occupationof land should bC reduced as much as possible and the directionof the originalexisting roads and the original occupiedland should be best utilized so as to reduce the removalamount and the occupation of good fieldsto the minimum.The principlethat the route should be "close to the towns but does not go through the towns" should be sufficientlytaken into considerationand the denselypopulated residentialareas shouldavoided. 2. Air-borne Dust Pollution to the Atmosuhere: At the designing of the moad. considerationshould be taken of the selectionof quarry,borrow and deposit area, treatment of waste substances,
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