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Environment Management Plan 
of
 
the Expansion Project of Heating Unit in Fushun Power Generation Co., Ltd. 
Based 
on 
the Loan Provided By World Bank  
 
Prepared b
\
:
Fushun Power Generation Co., Ltd. 
 
Environmental Science Institute of Liaoning Provincial EPB 
 
July, 2007
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CATALOG 
1
GENERAL SITUATION OF THE PROJECT..................................................................................................................2
 
1.1 B
ACKGROUND OF THE 
P
ROJECT
.......................................................................................................................................2
 
1.2 N
AME
,
N
ATURE AND 
C
ONSTRUCTION 
S
ITE OF THE 
P
ROJECT
............................................................................................3
 
1.3 C
ONTENTS OF 
C
ONSTRUCTION
.........................................................................................................................................3
 
2
BASIS OF COMPILATION................................................................................................................................................4
 
2.1 E
XECUTIVE 
S
TANDARD
....................................................................................................................................................4
 
2.2
 
F
OUNDATION OF COMPILATION
........................................................................................................................................5
 
3
POLLUTANT PRODUCED BY THE PROJECT .........................................................................................................6
 
3.1 W
ASTE WATER
..................................................................................................................................................................6
 
3.2S
OLID WASTE
....................................................................................................................................................................7
 
3.3S
ITUATION OF SUBSTITUTE POLLUTION SOURCE
................................................................................................................7
 
4
ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.......................................
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ENVIRONMENT IMPACT MITIGATION MEASURES...............................................................................................7
 
6
ORGANIZATION ARRANGEMENT.............................................................................................................................16
 
7. MONITORING PLAN......................................................................................................................................................17
 
8REPORTING SYSTEM .....................................................................................................................................................21 
8.1 M
ONITORING 
R
EPORT
....................................................................................................................................................21
 
8.2 R
ECORDS AND 
EMP E
XECUTION 
A
NNALS
.....................................................................................................................22
 
9TRAINING PLAN...............................................................................................................................................................22 
10 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PLAN.................................................................................................................................23
 
10.1 
PUBLIC 
P
ARTICIPATION BEFORE THE IMPLEMENT OF THE PROJECT
................................................................................23
 
10.2C
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UBLIC 
P
ARTICIPATION 
P
LAN
..................................................................................................................28
 
10.3 C
HANNELS FOR COMPLAINS OF DISSENSION
.................................................................................................................28
 
11.EXECUTING  COST.......................................................................................................................................................29
 
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General Situation of the Project 
1.1 Background of the Project 
Fushun is a heavy industrial city which relies on the development of coal, iron & steel and 
petrochemical industry; it is characterized by centralization of industries, high heat load density and 
long heat supply season up to 150 days. The development of heat supply industry of the city plays an 
important role in the development of many other sectors.  
The existing problems of heat supply for Fushun city at present: 
1
Serious waste of energy and environment pollution 
The dispersed heat supply area of Fushun city covers more than 60% of the total, the heat 
efficiency averaging less than 50%, a number of dispersed small boiler houses and kitchen ranges result 
in the smoke pollution which do harm to the residents.  
2
Low grade, less variety and low efficiency of heat supply 
The heat supplying load of Fushun mainly rests on the heating and industrial load, the hot water 
consumption load takes up small portion, the efficiency of central heating supply can not be exerted. 
Nowadays, for the low parameter of heat medium and bad quality of heat supply, to provide necessary 
heat medium has become the main task for civic heat supply; due to the less heat medium, apart from a 
small number of hotels which can provide hot water, there is nearly no hot water supply in the other 
areas of the urban section, which can not meet the increasing high-level requirements of steam and 
domestic hot water as the development of standard of living. 
3
Function under a system of its own, no mutual coordination 
Due to the constraints of management system and other factors, the dispersed boiler houses 
operate in each own way; there is no coordination between heat source and heat network, any 
synchronization and match between heat source and the engineering constructions; all of which result 
in an abnormal phenomenon that the heat source has heat but no supply while the users have no access 
to heating.   
4
Because of the incomplete planning of heat supply, there exist too many short-term heat 
supply projects and the load is not enough for the capacity of newly constructed heat sources.  
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According to the plan of thermoelectric development of Fushun city, the expansion of heat supply 
sets of Fushun Power Generation Co.,Ltd will start in Hebei area during 2006~2010 to meet the needs 
of heat supply, cancel the dispersed boiler shops and to improve the civic environment. The machine 
set with installed capacity of 
2×300MW will be liable for the heat supplying load of more than 
10,000,000m
2
in Hebei area in winter. The EIA of the thermoelectricity engineering was examined and 
approved by National Environmental Protection Bureau in 2004. This project is the heating network 
project matching with heat supply sets.  
1.2 Name, Nature and Construction Site of the Project  
Project name: Heating Network Construction of Expansion project of Heat Supply Unit of Fushun 
Power Plant 
Site: Downtown of  Fushun
see Fig.1 
Nature of construction: newly built 
Investment and construction time: 23305.1 RMB, loan from World Bank 51
,
49
self-
financing.  
Construction period of the project: 2008.5
2009.11 
March-May, 2008: completion of construction drawing design. 
May, 2008- November, 2009: construction completed. 
November, 2009: put into operation for partial heating. 
1.3 Contents of Construction 
The contents of construction in the project are shown in table 1-1. 
 table 1-1                             composition and scale of the project 
No 
Contents of the project 
Property  
Scale 
Remarks 
1
The first-level pipeline network from 
1m outside the fence wall of Thermal 
Power Plant to each heat exchange 
station 
Newly built 
27.5k
m
Total heat supply area 707 ten 
thousand m
2
Newly built 
18  
2
Construction of 63 heat exchange 
stations 
Reconstruction  
45 
Standard configuration is two circulating 
pumps (1 in operation and the other in 
spare) and two sets of water replenishing 
and constant pressure pump (1 in 
operation and the other in spare)
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Among the construction of 63 heat exchange stations, 45 of which make use of the buildings of 
former boiler houses or heat exchange stations, however, the outdated equipments must be changed. 
Building exchange stations will be built for 80,000m
2
heating area.  
2
Basis of compilation  
2.1 Executive Standard  
2.1.1 Standard of environmental quality 
1
Ambient Air Quality Standard 
The test of regular pollutants for ambient air quality executes the Grade 

of
the state
’s Ambient Air 
Quality Standard.  
Table 2-1                             Ambient air quality standard 
Concentration limits of pollutants
mg/m
3
Standard Item 
Hourly average 
Daily average  
Yearly 
SO
2
0.50
0.15
0.06
PM
10
 -  0.15 
0.10 
GB3095-1996 
NO
2
0.24 0.12 
0.08 
2
Noise Standard 
 
Various heating exchange station situated in different functional district. Accordingly, they will 
comply to different standards of 
Standard for Urban Regional Environment Noise 

GB3096-
93

Grade 

that is: 55 dB in the daytime, 45dB at night and third-degree standard, 65 dB in the 
daytime and 55dB at night. 
2.1.2 Emission Standard of Pollutants 
1
Discharge Standard of Waste Water  
Executing 
Water Quality Standard of the Sewage Discharged into Urban Sewer 
CJ3082
-1999

Table2-2                 
 Water Quality Standard of the Sewage Discharged into Urban Sewer
 
COD
cr
 
BOD
5
SS 
150(500) 300 
400 
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Discharge Standard of  Noise 
The noise during construction implements 
Noise Limits for Construction Site
GB12523
-90

,
see 
Table 2-3 for details. 
 
Table 2-3                           Noise limits for construction site                            dB(A) 

3

Discharge Standard of  Solid Wastes 
Implement Standard for Pollution Control of Industrial Solid Wastes of Liaoning Province
DB21-
777-94
and Standard for Pollution Control on the Storage and Disposal Site for General Solid Wastes 
GB18599-2001
.
2.2
 
Foundation of compilation 
 
This plan is drawn up based on laws and regulations of environmental protection of the People
’s 
Republic of China, security guarantee policy, related regulations and planning documents of Liaoning 
province and Fushun city, the design documents of this project, the environmental impact assessment 
technical documents of construction project of the State Environmental Protection Bureau of the 
People’s Republic of China as well as the international environmental agreements on which China has 
signed. 
Noise limits 
Construction 
phase 
Main noise source 
Daytime Nighttime 
Earthwork 
Bulldozer, Excavator, Loader etc. 
75 
55 
Piling 
Various pile driver. 
85 
Construction forbidden 
Framework 
Concrete mixer, vibrating needle, 
Electric saw etc. 
70 55 
Decoration 
Crane, Elevator etc. 
65 
55 
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3.Status Quo of Environment Quality and 
Pollutant produced by the project  
3.1 Status Quo of Environment Quality  
1
Ambient Air Quality
table 3-1
Tab.3-1                            
Ambient Air Quality                                   mg/m
3
TSP SO
2
Source of data 
Yealy average 
 concentration 
standard 
Yealy average 
concentration 
standard 
The report on environmental quality 
of Liaoning province 2005  
0.242 
0.20 
0.035 
   0.06 
 
2
Acoustic Environment Quality 
For 63 heat exchange stations, noise in the residential area around the heat exchange stations can 
meet the standards.   
3.2 Pollutant produced by the project 
1
Waste water  
After the implementation of the project, the maintainers of heat network and watches of heating 
exchange station will bring some sanitary sewage which would be drained into municipal pipeline 
network. 
Table 3-1                           The sanitary sewage water generated by personnel on duty  
 
Sewage 
source  
Quantity 
of waste 
water 
t/a
 
Name of 
pollutant 
Effluent 
concentration
mg/L
Discharge 
quantity 
t/a
 
Discharge 
situation 
COD
Cr
240 1.65 
SS 180 1.25 
Working staff 
6897 
Ammonia 
nitrogen 
25 
0.17 
Into 
municipal 
pipeline 
network 
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All of drainage produced by the project will drained into municipal pipeline network and drained 
into municipal treatment plant. The water quality of these waste water can meet the requirements of 
Water Quality Standard of the Sewage Discharged into Urban Sewer 
CJ3082
-1999
.
2
Solid waste  
The output rate of household garbage by working staff of heat network and heat exchange stations 
are 50t/a and the garbage will be delivered to garbage landfill plant which stands on Qiandian town 
Shuncheng District Fushun. 
3.3Situation of substitute pollution source 
After implementation, the project will substitute 66 scattered boiler rooms within the heat 
supplying area of 101 million m
2
.
The annual discharge quantity of each pollutant in these boiler 
rooms: TSP 1548.2t, SO
2
5062.4t. 
After the implementation of this project, all of these small boiler room will be shut down, and all 
the low chimneys will be eliminated, which would improve the environmental air quality of Fushun 
city greatly. 
Tab.3-2            The annual discharge quantity of each pollutant in boiler rooms                                 
heating area 
TSP Emissions 
SO
2
Emissions 
ten thousand m
2
t/a t/a 
 
Current 
300
 
1548.2
5062.4 
After Project Completion  
707
500.4
1006.1
Variable 
407 
1047.8 4056.3 
4
Environment Impact Mitigation Measures 
According to environment impact assessment documents, considering the project features and 
based on pollution discharge process of project construction phase and operation phase, the 
environment impact mitigation plans for different phase are given as table 4-1~Table 4-2. 
 
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5Organization Arrangement  
According to environment monitoring plan, Monitoring Station consigned by Fushun Power 
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7Reporting system 
7.1 Monitoring Report 
7.1.1Category and Content of Monitoring Report 
Monitoring report consists of construction and operation monitoring report. 
Perform analysis, assessment to construction and operation monitoring results in accordance with 
relevant standards, with the explanation of monitoring site, sampling time and monitoring factor. 
Assess the result of environment mitigation measures conforming to monitoring results. 
Discuss or negotiate with environment supervising organization, environment impact assessment 
group to improve or replace mitigation measures of bad results. 
7.1.2 Submitting Time and Monitoring Report Accepter 
1Submission of Monitoring Report
 
In construction phase, monitoring report shall be submitted each quarter. Comprehensive report 
shall be submitted after construction accomplishment. 
That is quarter report for each quarter in functional phase and annual report for each year. 
2Monitoring Report Acceptor
 
Monitoring report shall be submitted to Fushun Environmental Protection Bureau, Liaoning 
Environmental Protection Bureau, Fushun Power Generation Co., Ltd.and World Bank. 
7.1.3 Feedback Requirement of Monitoring Report
 
Each acceptor shall give their feedback in a month after receiving the report. 
Acceptor shall analyze and assess report content within feedback time limit; confirm whether the 
environment mitigation measures are effective or not; arrange following work and bring forward 
relevant requirements. 
Acceptor also shall bring forward improving advice and regulatory scheme (if applicable)on 
environment mitigation measures within feedback time limit. 
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7.2 Records and EMP Execution Annals 
7.2.1 Record system 
 
To ensure efficient operation of environment management system, Fushun Power Generation Co., 
Ltd., the owner, must establish a perfect record system and retain records in the following respects: 
requirements by laws and regulations; license; environmental elements and the relevant environmental 
impacts; training; inspection, check and the maintenance; monitoring data; substandard, the 
effectiveness of precautionary and remedial measures; information of parties concerned; verification; 
examination. In addition, proper control over the records aforementioned must be exerted, including: 
records ID, records collection, catalogue, filing, retention, management, maintenance, inquiry, retention 
period and process etc. 
7.2.2EMP Execution Reports  
Fushun Power Generation Co., Ltd. should keep a detailed record concerned with the EMP 
execution, which should be reported to Project Office in time; the project schedule report made by 
Project Office must include EMP schedule, such as the schedule and effect of EMP execution. The 
annual EMP execution reports should be completed within the specified time and submitted to the 
World Bank. 
EMP execution report should cover the contents below: 
Project progress; 
Implementation of training programs;  
If there is public complaint, if any, keep records of what they mainly complained, solutions 
provided and the public satisfaction; 
Next year’s executive plan for EMP.  
8Training Plan 
All employees shall be trained with environmental protection knowledge and skills, builders in 
particular in order to carry out this project smoothly and effectively. Training includes not only the 
importance and meaning of the planned project, but also different training emphasis for employees in 
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different position. Training method depends on managing level and the importance of environmental 
protection position, details in Table 8-1. 
Table 8-1               Training Plan for Environmental Protection Technician   
Expense

Unit 
in 10000RMB

Period 
Personnel Training 
Content 
Mode 
Number of 
Trainee 
Time

Day

RMB 
Construction 
Environmental 
Protection Personnel  
Environment Basic 
Theory, Monitoring 
Method, Writing 
Monitoring Report 
and Position Training 
National 
training  
10 2 
4 
Construction 
Construction 
Environmental 
Supervising Engineer 
Environmental 
Protection Code, 
Construction 
Programming, 
Environment 
Monitoring Rule and 
Criterion. 
National 
training 
4
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Environmental 
Protection Code. 
National 
training 
5
2
operation 
Environment 
Managing Staff 
Noise monitoring and 
control Training. 
National 
training 
5
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10 
Total  
 
 
 
 
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9Public Participation Plan 
9.1 public Participation before the implement of the project 
In accordance with the requirement of environmental assessment guideline of the World Bank and 
the state laws and regulations of environmental protection, and on the basis of the principle of fair, 
public, real and objective investigation, objects participating in the investigation of this environmental 
assessment chiefly include residents peripheral areas around heat-exchanging station and along the 
pipeline net, mainly the public of different sexes, occupations and different record of formal schooling 
and having independent ability to judge, over 18 years old.  
Public participation in investigation can be seen in table 9-1. 
 
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Public participation in investigation
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Proportion (%)
 
Respondents Time 
Male Female 
Under 
junior 
middle 
school
 
Senior 
middle 
school
 
Above the 
educational 
level of 
university
 
form 
Redempt
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of 
effective 
investiga
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tables 
Investigated area consisted 
the residential area along the 
pipeline network and the area 
around the exchange station to be 
constructed; they are the 
Questionnaire 
is from Sept. 
15, 2006 to 
Sept. 30, 2006 
The time for 
58.75 35 16.25 35 
48.75 
 
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copies 
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residential areas along Gaoshan 
Road, Guide Street, Xincheng 
Four Road, Huichun Street, 
Fengxiang Road and the area 
near the 35 heat exchange 
stations (the other heat exchange 
stations have a long distance to 
the residential area). The 
respondents in the investigation 
include workers, teachers, 
students and individual 
proprietor, etc.  
announcement was 
on March 16, 2007. 
onary 
have 
been 
issued
.
Publish
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Daily. 
The result of public participation can be seen in table 9-2. 
 
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Table 9-2       Table of statistical results of the public participation in investigation 
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Name  
Sex: 
 
age 
 
occupation  culture 
 
Working location 
 
dwelling place 
 
P
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atmosphere 
Good(38.7
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preferably (27.5%)    commonly (17.5%)   worse (16.3%) 
water 
Good(43.8
)
preferably (30%)      commonly (16.3%)   worse (10.9%) 
What is your 
opinion of the 
status of 
environmental 
quality of the 
construction site? 
sound 
Good(42.5
preferably (25
)
commonly (16.3%)   worse  (16.2%) 
Waste gas 
severity (1.3%)    not serious (13.7%)    gently (35%)       nothing (50%)  
Waste water
severity (0)       not serious (10%)      gently (35%)       nothing (55%) 
Noise 
severity (0)       not serious (12.5%)    gently (41.3%)    nothing (46.2%) 
What is your 
opinion of the 
influence exerted 
by pollutants on 
the environment? 
Solid waste 
severity (0)       not serious (15%)     gently (32.5%)     nothing (52.5%) 
What is your relation to the 
project?  
first row building along street(15%) frequent passer-by of the reconstruction 
area(22.5%)    residents near heat exchange station(47.5%)  others(15%) 
What is your opinion of the 
influence of noise on the 
environment?
yes
8.7%
no
91.3%
Do you agree with building 
heat-exchanging station near 
your residential quarters
Agree with(93.7%)         can not agree with
6.3%
What is your opinion of 
influence of the network laying 
on your living? 
severity (0)       not serious (10%)      gently (43.8%)    nothing(46.2%)      
What is your opinion of the 
trend of environmental quality 
in this area after completion of 
the project? 
deteriorated step by step  (0)               
 no change
91.3%) 
gradually improved
8.7%) 
What is your opinion of the 
economic benefits of this area 
brought by the project? 
high
33.8%)      relatively high
53.8%)     common
12.5%)   relatively 
low
0) 
What is your opinion of the 
social benefits of this area 
brought by the project?  
resolve the employment problem for some people
50%) 
promote the development of some other industries
46.3%) 
improve the heat supply quality of the area
97.5%) 
improve the popularity of this area
45%) 
What is your attitude to the 
project?
sustain
100%
averse
0
unconcern
0
What is your suggestion of the environment protection for this area?  
Whether or not you agree with the construction of this project
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In accordance with the condition of the public
'
s
participation in investigation, although 100% of 
the public agreed with the construction of the project, there still part of the public posed some 
problems: 
1 
The residents require that the construction period should be as short as possible and the 
situation of heat supply is improved as soon as possible.  
2 
A
part of residents along the pipeline net considered the construction of pipeline laying 
would affect traff
ic and lead to interference to residents’ living near pipeline net.  
3
Small part of residents did not agree with constructing heat-exchanging station nearby 
dwelling house. 
Directed against all problems posed by the public at the previous stage, The owner carried the 
return visit in Apr., 2007. Following methods are planned to take to solve the problems as bellows: 
1
The construction unit has made a promise to the residents that the construction period would 
be shorten as possible as they can. Fushun Power Generation Co., Ltd will strengthen the management 
of environmental protection operations under the supervision of environmental protection authorities 
and execute the pollution control measures according to the management report in design and 
construction.  
(2) In view of the situation of a part of residents worrying about that the process of pipeline net 
construction would produce interference to day-to-day living, the construction unit made a promise to 
the residents: reasonable arrangement will be made to the construction plan and working area in the 
course of construction and sensitive places close to residential area and hospitals will not carry out 
construction at night, and sound-insolating barrier will be set up when necessary; Furthermore, the 
construction unit will require construction contractor to shorten construction to the full so as to reduce 
influence of pipeline net construction on the daily living of residents at maximum. 
(3) According to the opinions that have feedback, a small part of residents opposed building heat-
exchanging station near dwelling house. These residents considered that although the influence of heat-
exchanging station over atmospheric environment and sound environment has somewhat reduced than 
that caused by residential districts, the noise produced during the operational period of heat-exchanging 
station still exists problem that disturbs residents. The construction unit made a promise for this that 
stations that will possibly generate greater influence over sound environment in residential quarters will 
install sound-proof cover on the equipment that produces noise to ensure the sound environment in 
residential quarters to attain the requirement of corresponding standard. 
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Through the work of paying a return visit, most majority of the public have a certain degree of 
understanding and recognition of construction content of this project, basic clear about the 
environmental impact that the project will generate and alleviating measures and basically eliminate the 
worries about negative impact that the project is about to produce. 100% of the public gave energetic 
support to the project. 
10.2Continuous Public Participation Plan 
z
A
random callback survey should be conducted each quarter during the construction period and 
within 3 years after the project comes into operation. Besides, on-site investigation meeting where 
there is a public participation should be held annually in the area where environment-sensitive 
targets are centralized. 
z
Based on the quarterly survey and annul findings, appraise the public and perfect the 
environmental mitigation measures if necessary. 
10.3 Channels for complains of dissension
 
z
Establishment and the composition of complaint organizations 
A
complaint system will be established to better secure the legal rights of the affected person and 
provide an easy, transparent, fair and effective channel for complaint. Therefore, The Leading Group 
For Accepting The Environmental Impacts Complaints occurred under this project has been set up, 
which consists of the group leader who are working in Fushun Environmental Protection 
Administration, and the members from Environmental Monitoring Station and other organizations for 
environmental impact assessment. Office for Accepting Complaints, which is affiliated with the 
Leading Group for Accepting the Environmental Impacts Complaints, is set up in Fushun Environment 
Protection Administration. The daily complaints should be accepted and sorted by the Office for 
Accepting Complaints which shall, after negotiating with the relevant organizations reliable for the 
complaints, put forward treatment opinions.  
z
Complaint procedures  
The Leading Group and the Office for Accepting Complaints will accept the complaints filed by 
the public within one week after the construction starts. Bulletin boards should be erected in all 
construction sites during the construction term and personnel responsible for the safety & 
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environmental protection should be appointed. Meanwhile, special lines and mailbox should be opened 
for complaint. The detailed procedures for complaints are stated as follows:
 
In case that the affected person deems that his own right involved in the environmental protection 
have been violated, he may file a complaint thereof to the Complaint Acceptance Office, in written or 
verbal form. If a verbal complaint is filed by the affected person, members working in the Complaint 
Acceptance Office shall make detailed records of the complaint, sort those records afterwards, and 
submit treatment opinions within two weeks. 
In the event that the complainer is not satisfied with the solution provided by Complaint 
Acceptance Office, he may file a complaint in writing to Fushun Environmental Protection 
Administration which will make opinions for handing with this complaint within three weeks. 
In the event that the complainer remained unsatisfied with the proposals by Fushun Environmental 
Protection Administration, he may, upon receipt of the proposals, bring his complaint to the local court, 
to be tried and judged by the court pursuant to
 The Civil Procedure Law of the People s Republic of 
China. 
 
11.Executing  Cost 
 
The total cost of EMP have been collected in tab.11-1. 
 
Tab.11-1                        Charge of EMP                                  unit: 10000RMB 
 
Project 
The budget of construction by the 
year 
The budget of operation by 3 years  
The source of financing 
wage 
11 90 
Office  charge 
5
15  
Traffic   charge 
12 13 
 
Monitoring  charge 
1.13 0.3 
Supervisor 
\03
charge 
10 -- 
Total charge 
39.13 118.3 
Domestic financing