Project Name: Zhuanghe Port Area, Jiangjunshi Operation Zone, Berths 202–204: Reconstruction and Expansion Project
Project Overview: The project is located within the Jiangjunshi Operation Area of Zhuanghe Port, in Dala Yao Village, Changsheng Subdistrict, Zhuanghe City, Dalian, Liaoning Province. The total investment for the project’s renovation and expansion amounts to 1.97 million yuan. The project includes two multipurpose berths (Nos. 202 and 203) each with a capacity of 10,000 tons, as well as one general-purpose berth (No. 204) also with a capacity of 10,000 tons. The main renovation and expansion activities involve releasing the existing waterway structure capacity at the wharf to accommodate vessels of up to 20,000 tons. During the construction phase, Berths 202–204 at Zhuanghe Port were already designed with a capacity reserved for 20,000-ton vessels. In this project, both multipurpose berths and the general-purpose berth will be upgraded to handle vessels of up to 20,000 tons. The scope of work includes preparing reports on wharf structural inspection and assessment, engineering feasibility studies, engineering design, evaluation of the impact on navigational conditions of waterways, demonstration of navigational conditions, pre-acceptance multi-beam bathymetric surveys of the waters, and final acceptance procedures. After the renovation and expansion, each berth will have a designed annual cargo throughput capacity of 2.82 million tons. Other auxiliary facilities will rely on the existing infrastructure.
Construction Unit: Dalian Huanghai Port & Shipping Co., Ltd.
Contact Information: 15998587905
Environmental Impact Assessment Report Preparation Unit: Yingkou Liangcheng Environmental Protection Technology Consulting Co., Ltd.
Contact Information: 19294172408
The web link to the public opinion form ：www.zhuangheport.com
The primary methods and channels for submitting public comment forms: Within 10 working days from the date of public notice of this project, the public may submit written comments or seek telephone consultations via letter, fax, email, or other convenient means to the project developer or the environmental impact assessment agency.
