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World Bank Document RP- 37 VOL. 2 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized TheWorld Bank Loan HebeiUrban Environment Project Resettlement Action Plan For Urban Environment Project of Tangshan City UrbanEnvironment Project Office of TangshanCity November 1999 Table of Contents 1. Introduction ............................................................. I LI Brief Description of Project.............................................................. I 1.2 Areas Affected by and benefit from the Project .............................................................. 4 1.3 Socioeconomic Background of the Project Area.............................................................. 5 1.4 Efforts to MinirmizeResettlement and its Impact ..............................................................6 1.5 Technical and Economic Feasibility Research .............................................................. 7 1.6 Design Procedure of the Project ............................................................. 8 1.7 Project Ownership and Organizations ........................ ...................................... 9 1.8 Socioeconomic Survey............................................................. 10 1.9 Preparations made for the RAP ............................................................. 12 1.10 Contract Signing, Construction and ImplementationSchedule of the Project . .. 12 1.1 I Laws and Regulations on Compensation and Relocation. ..............................................13 2 Project Impacts ............................................................. 14 2.1 Impacts of Xijiao No2. Wastewatertreatment plant Project............................................. 14 2.2 Impacts of Water Supply Project of City Center ............................................................. 16 3. Legal Framework ............................................................. 23 3.1 Laws and Regulations............................................................. 23 3.2 Policies on Relocation and Compensation ................................................ ............. 28 3.3 Standards of Relocation and Compensation............................................................. 28 Type............................................................. 30 4. Implementation Plan for Resettlement and Rehabilitation . 32 4.1 Implementation Plan for Resettlement and Rehabilitation of No. 2 Wastewater Treatment Plant Project......................................................... 32 4.2 Implementation Plan for Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Water Supply Project of City Center ............................................................. 35 5. Budget for Compensation ............................................................. 40 5.1 Fund Flow .............................................................. 40 5.2 Basic Costs............................................................. 42 5.3 Management fee.............................................................. 42 5.4 Contingencies............................................................. 43 5.5 Cost of Survey and Design ............................................................. 43 5.6 Monitoring and Evaluation Costs ............................................................. 43 5.7 Total Costs............................................................. 44 5.8 Annual Investment Plan............................................................. 46 6. Implementation Schedule of Resettlement Activities ............................................. 47 6.1 Join of Resettlement Implementation and Project Construction....................................... 47 6.2 Implementation Schedule of Resettlement .................................................... ......... 49 7. Organizations ...................................................... 53 7.1 Organizational Framework............................................................. 53 7.2 Responsibilities............................................................. 54 7.3 Staffing............................................................. 59 7.4 Organization Chart ............................................................. 61 7.5 Measures to Strengthen Organizational Capacity............................................................. 62 II 7.6 Working Routine of Land Acquisition, House Demolition and Resettlement Implementation................................. 62 8. Participation and Consultation ............................ 67 9. Grievances and Appeals ............................ 72 10. Monitoring .. 74 10.1 Internal Monitoring and Supervision ................................. 75 10.2 Independent Monitoring................................. 77 11. Report .............. 82 11.1 Internal Report............ ; 82 11.2 Report Responsibilities of Project Offices....................................................... 82 11.3 Report Responsibilities of Independent Monitoring Organization ................. ................84 12. Entitlement Matrix .............................................. 86 ANNEX .... ................... ........... ............. ..... 87 Annex A The General Outline of the Independent Monitoring and Evaluation on Urban Environment Project of Tangshan Citv Annex B Sketch MIapof Land Acquisition, House Demolition and Resettlement of Xijiao No.2 WasteiwaterTreatment Plant Project Annex C Sketch MlUapof Land Acquisition, House Demolition and Resettlement of City Center Water Supplv Project Ill 1. Introduction 1.1 Brief Description of Project Hebei Urban Environment Project consists of three sub-projects, namely Urban Environment Project of Tangshan City, Wastewater Treatment Project of Shijiangzhuang City and Urban Environment Project of Handan City. Urban Environment Project of Tangshan City itself includes two parts, Xijiao NO.2 Wastewater Treatment Plant Project and City Center Water Supply Project of Tangshan City. 1.1.1 Brief Description of Xijiao No2. Wastewater Treatment Plant Project The project includes: - NO.2 Wastewater Treatment Plant It lies in the southwest of Tangshan City and is near to Xijiao NO.1 Wastewater Treatment Plant. This project covers 175.5mu of land space and involves in 180m2 of vacant house demolition. * Wastewater pipe network system On the basis of making full use of existing sewage pipe network, two additional sewage trunk pipe-lines will be built in the near future. One trunk pipe-line (trunk pipe-line 1) begins at Xiangyun Road, extends to Xinyuan Road along Weiguo Road from north to south, then stretches further along Xinyuan Road from east to west to Guihua Road lying west of Guangming Road and turns south to Beixin Road. After it converges on trunk pipeline from west to east, the sewage is transported into Xijiao No.1 and No.2 Wastewater Treatment Plant along GuangMing Road south to NanXing Road. It mainly receives the sewage from the starting section of new airport district and the north section of established west district, whtile it amounts to 6.57Km long. The other (trunk pipe-line II) begins at Chezhan Road, extends to Wenhua Road along Xinhua Road from east to west, then makes a left at Guofang Road and heads straight up Guofang Road west till hit Guangming Road, and turns to Nanxinxi Road. At Nanxinxi Road, the sewage in trunk pipe-line II and in the trunk pipe-lines converges, and the wastewater is transported south into Xijiao NO.1 and No.2 wastewater treatment plants in the end. Trunk pipe-line II is 6.54 Km long in total and mainly receives the sewage from established west district and west station district. As for land use, Xijiao NO.2 Wastewater Plant covers 175.5 mu of area including 105.5mu of wasteland and 70 mu of peach orchard. There are 205 persons affected by the project. 1.1.2 Brief Description of City Center Water Supply Project The project includes: * Pump Station It is located in Douhe reservoir and approximately 350m away from the site at which the water diverted from Luan River enters into the reservoir. Its building area is 954m2, while there are totally 26.46mu of land requisitioned for the project including 5.54mu for land pump station, 9mu for diversion canal, 5.Omu for road and 6.92mu for side slope. * Water Delivery Pipe-line It amounts to 19Km long. The DNI400MM prestressed reinforce 2 concrete pipe is used for water delivery. * Water purification plant It is located at the intersection of Daqing Road and Xueyuan Road, in the northwest of the city center. There are 174.32mu land requisitioned for it. * Distribution Pipe-line The main trunk pipeline amounts to 6.5Km long, and the pipes are DNI200MM steel tubes. In addition, 2.3Km of pipeline in water distribution network will be reformed with DN300-DN600nodular cast iron pipes. The project requisitions 200.78mu of land space, and the total building area is 12,176m2. The investment of 2365yuan per cubic meter will be made in the project. Land acquisition and house demolition of the project involves 4 districts and 1 county in Tangshang City, and 200.78mu of land will be requisitioned for Water Supply Project. Besides, there will be 1,146.56mu land for temporary land use. 990m2 of brick-concrete houses will be demolished. In this project, 225 persons will be affected by land acquisition, while 1,485 persons will be affected by temporary land use. The total population adversely affected by land acquisition for Urban Environment Project of Tangshan City is 430. Xijiao NO.2 Wastewater Treatment Project is to start in July 2000, and to be completed in July 2004.
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