Introduction to Chenzhou Airport?

Chenzhou Airport (under construction) is one of the 30 new airport projects included in the National Civil Aviation Administration and the National Development and Reform Commission’s “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” for the construction of civil airports across the country.

On February 14, 2015, the name of Chenzhou Airport was officially approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of China, and its full name is "Chenzhou Beihu Airport".

Chenzhou Airport is located in Beihu District, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. It is positioned as a domestic tourism feeder airport and plans to open routes from Chenzhou to Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Zhangjiajie, Kunming, Xi'an, Nanning, Fuzhou and other places. , it is conservatively estimated that by 2030, the annual passenger throughput will reach 410,000.

Selected site

In 2011, Chenzhou Airport was included in the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan for the Development of China's Civil Aviation" as a preliminary research project. At the end of 2012, our city commissioned relevant qualified units to compile the "Hunan Province Chenzhou Airport Site Selection Report". In July 2013, the Chenzhou Airport site selection report was completed and passed the preliminary evaluation by experts organized by the Central and South Civil Aviation Administration.

In late September 2014, Chenzhou Airport was included in the "Yangtze River Economic Belt Comprehensive Three-dimensional Transportation Corridor Plan (2014-2020)" issued by the state. On September 28, the Civil Aviation Administration of China officially decided to review the Chenzhou Airport site from October 13 to 15. The review team conducted on-site inspections of the three pre-selected sites in Chenzhou: Huatang, Qiaokou and Lianxing, and fully demonstrated and analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of the pre-selected sites. They fully affirmed the "Report" and agreed to recommend Huatang. The pond site is the preferred site for the new Chenzhou Airport. On January 9, 2015, the Chenzhou (Beihu) Civil Airport site was approved by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. On August 31, 2016, the "Reply of the Central Military Commission of the State Council on the Approval of the New Hunan Chenzhou Civil Airport" (Guohan [2016] No. 150) approved the new Hunan Chenzhou Civil Airport. The airport is a domestic regional airport and is located in Beihu, Chenzhou City. Near Xiaofu Village and Tashui Village, Huatang Town, District.

Name and summary of the construction project

Project name: Hunan Chenzhou Beihu Airport

Project overview: Hunan Chenzhou Beihu Airport is located in Hunan, Beihu District, west of Chenzhou City. Within the territory of Tashui Village, Tang Town. The site is 16.9km away from Chenzhou city in a straight line and 20.8km away by road. This project permanently occupies 2,986.578 acres (including 2,931.378 acres within the site and 55.2 acres for off-site stations and roads) and 33.01 acres of temporary land for clearance treatment. Construct a 2,600-meter-long and 45-meter-wide runway, a vertical link, 6 aircraft positions, supporting taxiway system, a terminal building with a construction area of ??8,000 m2, airport logistics support work area, comprehensive office area, living service area and Supporting municipal facilities area, fire rescue station, tower, air traffic control building, oil depot and pipeline, etc.

(2) Name and contact information of the construction unit of the construction project

(3) Name and contact information of the environmental impact assessment agency responsible for the assessment work

( 4) Working procedures and main work contents for undertaking environmental assessment work

Environmental impact assessment working procedures:

1. The construction unit and the assessment unit go through the environmental assessment approval procedures;

2. The construction unit signs an evaluation contract with the evaluation unit;

3. Implement evaluation personnel, research, information, and site visits;

4. Environmental status monitoring, engineering, analysis, and models Calculation;

5. Prepare a report based on work characteristics, environmental characteristics and environmental protection regulations, put forward environmental protection countermeasures and suggestions, and give conclusions;

6. Convene an expert meeting to review the report ;

7. After modifications and additions are made based on the review opinions and report, the construction unit shall report it to the environmental protection management department.

The main work contents of environmental impact assessment:

1. Overview of the construction project;

2. Current status of the environment surrounding the construction project;

3. Analysis, prediction and assessment of the possible impact of construction projects on the environment;

4. Environmental protection measures of construction projects and their technical and economic justification;

5. Impact of construction projects on the environment Economic profit and loss analysis of the impact;

6. Suggestions on implementing environmental monitoring for construction projects;

7. Conclusions of environmental impact assessment.

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