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World Bank Document E740 v.6 June 2003 World Bank Loan Project for Urban Construction & Environmental Preservation Zhejiang Province Public Disclosure Authorized Environmental Impact Assessment on the Urban Infrastructure Reconstruction Projects of Shaoxing City Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized ZHEJIANG PROVINCIAL INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION SCIENCE & DESIGN Public Disclosure Authorized National EIA certificate NO. 2003 (first-grade) 2002.6 L* i Project: Urban Infrastructure Reconstruction Projects of Shaoxing City Project File: Environmental Impact Assessment Report Consignation Unit: Urban Construction Bureau of Shaoxing City Assessment Unit: Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Environmental Protection Science and Design (ZPIEPSD) Assessment Certificate: National EIA Certificate NO. 2003 (first-grade) Director & Corporate Representative: Zhang Chen Chief Engineer: Su Yusheng (Professor) Execution Department: The EIA Center of The ZPIEPSD Principal of Execution Department (Subdean) : Chen Dequan (Senior Engineer) Report Principal: Jin Yongping (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05570) Report Editor: Zhu Yuguang (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05515) Zhou Anguo (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05490) Zhao Duo (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05516) Jin Yongping (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05570) Min Yijue (Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05497) Examinant: Sun Liang (Senior Engineer, EIA Certificate NO.05521) Chen Changchun (Senior Engineer, EIA Certificate NO.05520) Authorizer: Chen Changchun (Senior Engineer. EIA Certificate NO.05487) Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Environmental Protection Science & Design Hangzhou China 2002.6 Content 1 Preface 1.1 Background 1.2 Environmental Impact Assessment 1.3 Basis for Environmental Impact Assessment 1.4 Assessment Contents and Key-points 1.5 Assessment Scope, Standards, Grade and Environment Protection Objects 1.6 Assessment Principles 1.7 Brief Introduction of the EIA Organization 2 Brief Introduction of the Project 2.1 Renovation of the River Courses in the Ancient Urban Area 2.2 Protection and Renovation of Historical Blocks in the Ancient Urban Area 2.3 Main Economical and technical Indicators 3 Present Situation of the Environment 3.1 Present Situation of the Natural Environment 3.2 Present Situation of the Social Environment 3.3 Present Situation of the Environmental Quality 4 Predicted Environmental Impact and Countermeasures 4.1 Environmental Impact and Countermeasures in the Construction Stage 4.2 Water Environmental Impact and Countermeasures 4.3 Acoustic Environmental Impact and Countermeasures 4.4 Ecological Environmental Impact and Countermeasures 4.5 Environmental Impact of the Land-use and Soil Erosion and Countermeasures 4.6 Environmental Impact of the Bottom Mud Treatment and Countermeasures 4.7 Environmental Impact on Urban Scenery and Historic Relics and Protective Measures 4.8 Analysis on the Emigration and Settlement and Countermeasures 5 Substitute Projects 6 Benefit Analysis on the Environment and the Economy 6.1 Benefit Analysis on the Social Environment 6.2 Benefit Analysis on the Natural Environment 6.3 Benefit Analysis on the Economy 6.4 Gross Control of Pollutant Discharge 7 Organization Setting and Supervision Plan of the Environment 7.1 Environmental Management and Supervision Organizations 7.2 Requirement and Responsibility of the Environmental Organizations 7.3 Primary Contents of the Environment Management 7.4 Environmental Monitoring Plan 7.5 Personal Training 7.6 Environmental Monitoring Report 8 Public Participation 8. Investigation Content and Methods of the Public Participation 8.2 Investigation and Analysis on the Public Opinions 8.3 Conclusions of the Public Participation 8.4 Information Announcement 9 Conclusions and Suggestions 9.1 Conclusions 9.2 Suggestions 1 .Preface 1.1 Background Shaoxing is one of the first 24 historical and cultural cities entitled by the State Council. It is the center of Yue-culture and one of the original places for the Chinese nations as well as a typical scene city with rivers and lakes in the southern part of Yangtze River, where there are a galaxy of talents. beautiful mountains and rivers well-know in the world. The most famous and important is the ancient urban area (Gucheng), an ancient resident urban area in Shaoxing. In order to improve the ecosystem in Gucheng, to meliorate the urban environmental aspect, to upgrade the city grade and to make the city more well-known, the Urban Infrastructure Reconstruction Projects of Shaoxing City will be carried into execution. This project includes: "Renovation of the River Courses in Gucheng" and Reconstruction of infrastructure of the Historical Blocks in Gucheng". The mail purposes of this project are: to improve the water environment and natural environment in Gucheng, to renovate the historical blocks, to protect the traditional substance appearance and cultural content of Gucheng, to promote the development of tourism and to improve the residents' living condition. The total investment of the project is 105.136 million Yuan, in which the World Bank's loan is 39.5751 million US dollars. the loans from the domestic banks are 100 million Yuan totally and the other 623.28 million Yuan is raised by the municipal Minis. 1.2 Environmental Impact Assessment According to the "Notice about the Enhancement of the EIA Management on the Loaned Projects by the International Financial Organizations" (NO. 324) in China and the "Environmental Assessment Operation Policy" from the World Bank (OP4.01). the ZPIEPSD accomplished this EIA report, assisted by thc Shaoxing Institute of Environmental Protection Science and Design (SIEPSD). The purposes to edit this EIA report are: (I) To predict and assess the possible impact of the projects on the environment, based on the investigation and assessment on the natural environment, social environment and the environmental quality of Shaoxing city; (2) To give some suggestions on the environmental protection measures and countermeasures to make the environmental pollution under well control and to protect the environment during the design, construction and operation stages of the projects; (3) To provide an environmental management basis for the environmental government to make it possible, not only to accomplish infrastructure reconstruction of Shaoxing and at the same time, but to protect the environment and ecosystem in this area also. The EIA of this project is confirmed as grade B, based on the analysis of the projects' characters and the recognition of the potential environmental factors, according to the classifying principles of the EIA grades in The Notice to Enhance the Management of EIA on the Loaned Projects by International Financial Organizations (NO.324) in China and the Environmental Assessment Operation Policy (OP4.01) from The World Bank. 1.3Basis for EIA of the project 1.3.1 Relevant Basis for Environmental Protection * Environment Protection Act of P R. China, Dec. 1989 * Managementt Ordinances for Environmental Impact Assessment on the Construction Projects (Ordered by the State Council of P. R. China No. 253) * Notice to Enhance the Management of Environmental Impact Assessment ont thte Loaned Projects by the International Financial Organizations, No. 324, National Environmental Protection Bureau, Nov. 1993 * (HJ/T2.1 -2.3-93, HJ/T2.4-1995), National Environmental Protection Bureau * Guide Principles on the EIA Technique --- Non-pollution Ecological Imtpact (HJ/T19-1997), National Environmental Protection Bureau, Nov. 1997 * AManagement Programs for the Construction Projects in Zhejiatng Province Environmental Protection Bureau of Zhejiang Province. Oct. 1991 * EIA operation policy (OP4.01), the World Bank 1.3.2 Relevant Documents of the Project * Pre-feasililirv Stuidy Report for the Urlbani IlnfrastructuireReconstructioni Project of Shaoxing * Official Document of the National Programme Council No.138[2002] Ratificationz of the iVationial Programme Coiuncil to the Pre-feasibility Stuidy report for the World Banik Loanied Projects of Ur-bani Conistruction anid Environmnent Preservationl in Zllejianlg Province. * Pre-ftcasibility Studov Report for tlhe Reconstruction Pioject of The Urbani lInfrastruictuire Reconistruction Proiject of Slhaoxiig, Beijing Master Institute of Research and Design of Metallurge of Non-fen-ous metals .(2002.1) * Official Document of the Government of Shaoxing Municipality, NO.8 (99) * Official Document of the Financial Bureau of Shaoxing Municipality. NO.46 (1999) * Genieral Plani of Slhaoxinzg City (1994-2010) (1995.11) * Genzeral Plani of Sliaoxinig City (2001-2020) (2001.7) * PreservationPlaii for Well-known Histories & Clultuires in Slhaoxing Citv (2001.7) * Conztrolled Area of Construictioni for the Cuiltulal Preservation Uniits inl Shaoxinlg City (1989.5.) * Systemic Plaui for the Greeni Lanid in Slhaoxitng City (1998) * Systemic Plan for the Sewage Collectioni in Sliaoxinig City (1999) * Innler River Realignmizient Plani (1999) * Regionlal Platn of Yueclheng, Shaoxing (1999) 2 * Statistical Yearbook of Sliaoxing City (2001) * General Plan of Developmtient of tie Tourismt in Shaoxingg(1999) * Urban & Rural Planning and Design Institute of Shaoxing, Urban & Rural Planning and Design, Zhejiang University Assemblage of thle Basic Data of Sliaoxing Cih's Gelleral Plan (2000) (2001.7) 1.4 EIA Contents and Key-points 1.4.1 Assessment Contents a. To collect and investigate the present situation of the environmental quality in the influenced area by the
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