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6. Main Pollutants and Predicted Discharges E1297 Applying for the Loan from the World Bank VOL. 2 Public Disclosure Authorized Report Form of Environmental Impact Of World Bank-Funded Tongxu County Water Supply Project Public Disclosure Authorized September 2005 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Contents 1 1. FUNDAMENTAL INFORMATION OF THE PROJECT ................... ............................... 1.1 PROJECT CONTENTS AND SCALE .................................... 2 2 1.1.1 General Situation to Project ............................................... 1.2 COMPILING BASE .................................... 2 2 1.2.1 Laws available .................................... 4 1.2.2 Technical base.................................. 4 1.2.3 Project Base .................................. 1.2.4 Basic data ................................. .4 5 2. NATURAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT .................................... 2.1 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT ....................... 5 2.1.1 Geography location ............................... 5 2.1.2 Geology, physiognomy and soil ........................... 5 2.1.3 Hydrological geology ............................ .5 2.1.4 Weather..................... 6 6 2.1.5 Vegetation and biodiversity....................................... 2.1.6 Hydrology for water source ground ............................................... ....................... 6 2.1.7 Hydrographical feature at the place the sewage is disposed and discharged. 6 2.1.8 Major environmental problems in project area ...................................... 7 2.1.9 Basic intensity ...................... .7 2.2 SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT .................. 8 8 2.2. 1 Administrative allocation and population ................................... 2.2.2 Gross domestic products .... 8..............................8 2.2.3 Development goal and overall plan of county seat ............................................... 8 2.2.4 Status quo of water supply and water source protection ............................................ 9 2.2.5 Discharge and wastewater treatment program of city .9 2.2.66Traf fic. o 2.2.7 Culture & education ............................................... : .o0 1 2.2..Biologicalresources . .o 2.2.9 Environmental protection and treatment program .1 1 2.2. 10 Principal problems concerning social environment .1 2 4 3. ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS QUO .1 3.1 AIR QUALITY .14 3.2 SURFACE WATER .1 4 2 3.3 GROUNDWATER ............................... 1 4 3.4 NOISE ............................... 1 4 3.5 ECOLOGY ............................... 1 4 3.6 PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ............................... 1 4 3.7 MAIN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION GOAL ................................ 1 5 4. ASSESSMENT CRITERION ................................................ 1 6 5.1 INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS FLOW ........................... .1 8 5.2 PRINCIPAL DESIGN PARAMETER .......................... 1 8 5.3 PROCESS FLOW ................. 1 8 5.4 MAIN POLLUTION PROCESSES ....................... 1 9 5.4.1 Construction stage ............................ 1 9 5.4.2 Operation stage ................ .. 1 9 6. MAIN POLLUTANTS AND PREDICTED DISCHARGES .............................................................. ;.2 0 7. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS ............................................................. 2 1 7.1 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND POLLUTION CONTROL MEASURES AT CONSTRUCTION STAGE ........................................ 2 1 7.1.1 Analysis to water environmental impact .......................................... 2 1 7.1.2 Analysis to impact due to dust pollution ................... .............................. 2 1 7.1.3 Analysis to impact due to noise pollution ................................................. 2 1 7.1.4 Analysis to impact due to solid waste ................................................. 2 1 7.1.5 Analysis to ecological environment impact . ................................................ 2 2 7.1.6 Impact to city ecological landscape due to construction ....................................... 2 2 7.1.7 Impact to sensitive spots like the natural reserve scenic spot, cultural relic and historic site due to construction ............................ : 2 2 7.1.8 Impact to residents'living due to construction .......................................................... 2 2 7.1.9 Rational analysis to environment on resettlement plan ................... ..................... 2 2 7.1. 10 Environmental rational analysis to choice of earth-material stock ground, excavation waste dump ............................................................... 2 3 7.1.11 Impact to the city traffic due to construction ............................................................ 2 3 7.1.12 Impact to the people's health due to construction ................................................ 2 3 7.1.13 Impact to local society and economy due to construction ................................. 2 4 3 7.2 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AT OPERATION STAGE ...................................................... 2 4 7.2. 1 Impact to groundwater source of water source lands due to water consumption by project ............................................................... 2 4 7.2.2 Impact to ecological environment due to water source area and permanent occupied land ............................................................... 2 4 7.2.3 Impact to production water and domestic water of local farmer due to intake of water ............................................................... 2 4 7.2.4 Analysis to potential pollution source of water source area .............. .................. 2 5 7.2.5 Discharge of Pollutant at operation stage ............................................................... 2 5 7.2.6 Risk accident analysis............................................................... 2 6 7.2.7 Risk analysis to environment ............................................................... 2 6 7.2.8 Environmental problems due to the augment of discharge volume of city sewage in future ................................................. 2 6 7.2.9 Protection measures to environment at construction stage ................................ 2 6 7.2.10 Environmental protection measures at operation state ...................................... 2 7 2 9 8. THE PURPOSED CONTROL MEASURES AND PREDICTED TREATMENT EFFECT ............ 3 1 9. PROFIT AND LOSS ANALYSIS ........................................................................ 9.1 ANALYSIS TO SOCIAL BENEFIT ................................................... 3 1 9.2 ANALYSIS TO ECONOMIC BENEFIT ................................................... 3 2 9.3 ANALYSIS TO ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ........................................................................ 3 2 3 4 10. CONCLUSION AND PROPOSALS ....................................................................... 10.1 CONCLUSION ................................................... 3 4 10.2 PROPOSALS ................................................. 3 5 4 Special Subjects Special Subjects A: Engineering Analysis Special Subjects B: Layout and process rationality analysis Special Subjects C: Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan 5 ADpendix: Attachment I: Certificate for The Use Land of New-built No.2 Water Plant of Tongxu Water Undertaking, issued by Land Resources Bureau Attachment II: Notice of Financial Bureau of Tongxu County on The Local Self-financing Funds of New-built No.2 Water Plant Project To be Matched with County Finance, Financial Bureau of Tongxu County [2004] No.72 Attachment III: Power of Attorney of Environmental Impact Evaluation Attachment IV: Opinion on The Fulfillment Level of Environmental Impact Evaluation of World Bank-Funded Tongxu County Water Supply Project, Environmental Protection Bureau of Kaifeng City, Bianhuanjianhan [2005] No. 15 Attachment V: Registration Form of Environmental Impact from Construction Project Attachment VI: Certificate of Infornation Disclosure Attached Diagram Attached Diagram I: Geographic Location of Water Supply Project of Tongxu County Attached Diagram II: Working Schematic Diagram of Water Source Survey Work of Water Source Land of This Project Attached Diagram III: General Arrangement Diagram of Water Supply Works of This Project Attached Diagram IV: Layout Chart of Water Supply Network of This Project Attached Diagram V: General Arrangement Plan of Plant Site of Water Distribution Plant of This Project Attached Diagram VI: Process Flow Diagram of This Project Photographes 6 1. 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