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World Bank Document RP202 Volume 2 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Implementation Planning of Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized FILE COPY I Table of Contents 1. General .................................................................... 1 1.1 Introduction .................................................................... 1 1.2 Project summarization ................................................................... 1 1.2.1 Site selection and nature of the project ................................................................... 1 1.2.2 Overview of the project area ........................... ....................................... 2 1.3 Analyses of the economic environment of the project resettlement ................................. 5 1.3.1 Objective of the analysis of the economic environment of the resettlement ............ 5 1.3.2 Socioeconomic characteristics of the project area .................................................... 5 1.3.2 Employment environment of the PAPs with low income in project area ................. 6 2. Status of the PAPs and the resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation plans for them 10 2.1 Status of the PAPs whose land is affected and the resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation plans for them ................................................................... 10 2.1.1 Type and quantity of affected land ................................................................... 10 2.1.2 Status of the labor force whose property is affected ............................................... 10 2.1.3 Resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation measures ............... ....................... 10 2.2 Affected houses and their resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation measures ....... 11 2.2.1 Quantity of affected houses ................................................................... 11 2.2.2 Affected people ................................................................... 11 2.2.3 Resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation measures ....................................... 11 3. Status of the affected and the resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation plans for them 12 3.1 Basic situation of the affected .12 3.2 Resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation plans for the affected .12 4. Explanation on preparation of Resettlement and Compensation Standard for Guangzhou Urban Environmental Project .................... 13 4.1 Compensation standard for land ............................ 13 4.1.1 Compensation standard for land requisition (please see Annexed Table 13.1.1).... 13 4.1.2 Compensation for retracted land and free land (See Annexed Table 13.1.2 for details) 15 4.2 Compensation standard for houses with property right .15 4.3 Other compensation standards .17 5. Institutional structure of the resettlement and the ability building .21 5.1 Arrangement of Resettlement organization.21 5.2 Responsibilities of Resettlement Organization .21 5.3 Capability construction of resettlement organizations .21 5.4 Strengthening of Resettlement Organization .21 5.4.1 Training plan for resettlement work personnel .22 5.4.2 Resettlement work mode .22 6. Information disclosure plan .. 24 6.1 Information disclosure already unfolded . .24 6.2 Information disclosure plan in the next stage . .24 7. Public participation and consultation .25 7.1 Public participation and consultation activities already unfolded . .25 7.2 Achievements of public participation and consultation activity . .27 7.3 Public participation and consultation plan in the next stage . .28 8. Monitoring and evaluation .. 37 8.1 Internal monitoring . .37 8.2 Independent supervision . .37 8.3 Schedule of the information publishing, public participation and consultation and supervision and evaluation ................... 38 9. Cost estimate and fund plan of the project ................................................. 39 9.1 Description of project estimate ................................................ 39 9.2 Compilation standard for and explanation of pipeline estimation .................................. 41 9.3 Project budget ................................................ 43 m - I Implementation Planningof Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center 1. General 1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 Project summarization 1 ) Site selection and nature of the project Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center is a sub-item of Guangzhou Urban Environment Project. According to the layout, this project is to be localized in Liangtian Village of Liangtian Town in the northern of Baiyun District of Guangzhou City, with controlled land area being 500 Mu (with range extending to Jingzhu Freeway in the east, the old Guangcong Highway in the west, Zhongluotan Town of Baiyun District in the north and Qianjiawei Brick Field of Liangtian Town in the south, adjacent to the north foot of Baiyun Mountain). This project is to provide comprehensive facility for the final treatment & disposal of hazardous waste of public institutions of Guangzhou City, so as to, instead of all enterprises and institutions, safely and effectively dispose the various hazardous and harmful waste material that is difficult to utilize or unable to be disposed. 2 ) Construction content and scale of the project (1) Construction content: The construction content of Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center mainly includes: Waste Allocation and Switching Central, Physico-chemical Treatment Workshop, Stabilization/solidification Workshop and Safe Filling Ground, etc. (2) Construction scale: * Scale of land use: The area of affected land for the initial stage of this project is 200,000square meters (300Mu), and the total area of control land within the layout red line is 333,335 square meters (500Mu). * Construction scale: In accordance with the generation amount and predicted amount of the hazardous waste to be land filled in Guangzhou City, the construction scale for the safety landfill of this project is 850,000cubic meters (the capacity of land filled waste substance after being compacted is generally 1.2T/m3 -1.6T/ m), of which: Implernentation Planning of Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center 3 The construction scale for phase I is 150,000 mi; The construction scale for phase II is300, 000 m3; The construction scale for phase III is 400,000 m3. 3) Schedule of project construction Schedule of project construction Construction Work description Scheduled time period (days) 1. Formal assessment by the World Bank Dec. 2003 2. Engineering design (from the determination of the Design Entity to the Oct. 30, 2003 May 25, 2004 145 consummation of construction drawing) 3. The project resettlement work (including the land of plant area and pipe Dec. 10, 2003 March 1, 2004 80 network resettlement) 4. Engineering construction (from the determination of tender to the completion Jan. 5, 2004-April 20, 2005 470 of pipe network construction) 5. Acceptance of completed project April 20, 2005 April 30, (including planned environment 2005 10 protection items and labor protections) 1.1.2 Overview of the project area 1.1.2.1 A brief description of the project area Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center is located in Baiyun District of Guangzhou City. And Baiyun District is located in the northeastern and western of Guangzhou City, connecting to Zengcheng City in the east and Nanhai City in the west, adjacent to Huadu City and Conghua City in the north and bordering on Liwan District, Yuexiu District, Tianhe District and Huangpu District in the south, with total area being 1042.7km2 of which cultivation land area occupies for 340,00OMu and total population for 858,40. The agricultural resources are rich and natural landscape is beautiful in this district; there are plenty of touristry attractions, such as Baiyun Mountain Beauty Spot, East Paradise and Sanyuanli Englishman Fighting Site, etc, with convenient traffic. 1.1.2.2 Waste substance pollution status in the project area An investigation of annual enterprise waste and its disposition, which was performed by Guangzhou Solid Waste Control Center in 2001, revealed that enterprises and institutions annually Implementation Planning of Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center produce 263,570.97 tons of hazardous waste. However, because of low level of comprehensive utilization and treatment technology as well as small scale, the actually comprehensive utilization amount and treatment capacity are only 121,351.21 tons and 138,221.33 tons respectively; the comprehensive utilization rate and treatment rate are only 46.04% and 52.44% respectively, which has not reached environmental protection requirement. Implementation Planning of Guangzhou Solid Waste Disposal Center Table: Enterprises Generating Solid Waste in Guangzhou City Administr No. Enterprises Address ative division (1) Guangdong South Alkali # 488 Huangpu District, Guangzhou Huangpu l______ Preparation Co. ltd City, Guangdong Province District l(2) Sinnopec Guangzhou Shihua Road #176, Huangpu District, Huangpu Petrochemical Complex Guangzhou City District (3) Guangzhou Huali Pigment Nangang West Road #238, Huangpu Huangpu Chemical Co., ltd. District, Guangzhou City District (4) Guangzhou Zhujiang Steel Co., Xiji Road, economic Technical Huangpu ltd Development Area, Guangzhou City, District Guangdong Province (5) Guangzhou Shenli Electronic Fengwei Village, Jiufu Town, Baiyun Baiyun Scientific & Technology Co., ltd District, Guangzhou City District (6) 1st Factory of Guangzhou Lianglong Street, Huashan, Huadu Huadu Flashlight Industrial Corporation District,
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