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E-106 VOL.8 Public Disclosure Authorized 1'A &%.& I t WA'ATERAND IPOWERI)EVEOI,OPEN'I' AUITHO1T1'1'Y E-106 VOL.8 Public Disclosure Authorized GIIAZI- BAROTriHA[JYDRO POWER PROJECT 500 KV trRANSMISSION LINES SYSTEM Public Disclosure Authorized SUPIPLEMENTARY' REPORT ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN-Il Public Disclosure Authorized FINAL REPORT NIAY 2000 Public Disclosure Authorized NATIONALTRANSMISSION AND DESPATCHCOMPANY LTDAN Qc , PH: # 5756993 OFFICEOF THE FAX# 5756994 CHIEFENGINEER(EHV)PN'NTC GSC HOUSE,GULBERG-III, LHR NO:7T75431CE/EHVINlNTDC/GBP-1(A) DATED:01.7-2000. 7.1ZiAI-Jalely, ResettlementSpecialist, Pakistan ResidentMission World Bank * 03 JUL 20oA,Sharahe-Jamhuriat, 0 J Rarmna5, G-511. ISLAMABAD SUBJECT:- Transmission Arrangements For Power Dispersal of OhaziBarotha Hydra Power Project FinalReport on Environmental Impact Assesment (EIA) And Reea an AP This is in continuationof our letter No.6744-52JCEIEHVlNINTDCIGSP 1(A) Dated June 05. 2000, please find enclosedtwo copies of the final report on EnvironmentalImpact Assessment (EIA) and ResettlementAction Plan(RAP-11)for furthernecessary action. '.Z Yourstruly, -RRAJMAN) CHIEFENGINEER(EHV)N'NTDC LA1HORE CC:. 1. Momber(Water) Wepda House, Lahore, AUa:1-J.Mt&QL 2. Member(Power) Wapda House. Lahore. 3. Chief Executlve(NTOC)414-Wapda House, Lahore. 4. G.M&PD(Ghazi Barotha Hydropower Project) Power Channel VillagePost Office Hattian,G.T.Road, Attock alongwith a copy of subject report. 5. G.M(T&G)NTDC, Wapda House,Lahore. 8. Chief ExecutiveI ConstructionManager, Pakistan Hydro Consultants 22-A. E-2. Gulberg-lil,Lahore. Extn: 7. MWS.NESPAK, NESPAK House, 1IC. N-Block,Model Town * Lahore.Attn:- MrL TarlaShah. PoEpctMenaw. -S. 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I:MP,ATS oFlr .IF: prlo.JJ(-l S. j (;lVNFRl,\j 527 ,\cxs5TsMAr--srNT or0 POTErNIrAl. .\ 5-r Project Inilp.ct 1I9atri 522 F~r--cir,ts., LandResnuiecs e , 2 1 EfTectsoni Water Resotirces c , 2 I Efnects oiloBiological Rcsnorccs 5-8 1 5 2 E fTecis on Fxistiluzhafrastructin,cs c. 5 2 (I FTefAlsolectrnllia,llicic 'ff Ficld (MMF) C- 1. 5 2 7 F.Tectsorl -Socialand Ctultural Rcsoiirces 5 15 5 Ff:rv(-l-rs ON CUiLLTULRALANI) ARC! mrA.oIx)GICAL.. VROPIBRll.iS 5-20 TABLIES CHIAIVIMFR6 -- FNVIRONNIMNTAI, r1-ITIGATION AND RESE,rrlI.EMFNT A(CI-I()NPLANS 6* I (;I-.WNF-RAI. 6-1 6.2 COMMIENITYPARI-ICTPATION 6-1 --f.6 .FOCuSrE) CENSIJS SlJRVFYS 6.f- 6.4 CURRE:NTPROCEDURES OF WAPDA FOR - t4L l)IDENTIFICATION,EVALUATION, PAYMENTOF COMIPENSATION TO TIllE AFFECITEPS. AND REDRESSOF GRIEVANCES 6-3 64.1 General 0-3 6 4.2 Compensationat the Time of Survey/Soil Investignlions 6-1 6 4 3 Compcnsation at thc Tiine orConstniction (,rFoundatironfor Iowcrs (Excavatio ianii(foncrctiris) 6-4 6 4 '1 Compenisationat the lTimneof Tower rFrection atidI Installation crinstilators aid Fittings 6-1 6 I5 Compefnsalionat ilhe Timiieof SirimmuitiuLof Condictors 6-4 6 .16 WAPD)A Practice for Passing TransmlissionI ine near or Iliroigii Sensitive Areas 6-5 1.7 Iladr'e. o(1iricvance.m o-5 1 s ' Iacmk Rt'ce d of( oulpell.tfionl Paynmenut 6-0 6 5 POLICY AND I.EGAL.F:RAMEWORK I. 6-6 6 (i6 ACT11)NS I-'OR .NVIRONMNENT\A -Il ICllION ANI) NIANAG N (iJjN6-S 6 7 ACTIONS FOR RESEIT'LEMENT 6-10 6 7 1 1.ss of lPropcrties anci Valuation . 6-10 6 72 F'nlitkcitie Packaues 6 11I 6f7 3 Arrangemlentof Funds for ImplenlectatimirorRAl' - andi *rhcir D)ishurscment Procedures 6- 12 6 R RFM(i1ON,AI.I)EVEIl.A)PME:NT PRO ,HIANIMM 6-12 *rAn i.iEs i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i (:IIAP'rF.R 7 F.NVIRONMENTAI, MANAGCEMENT AND MONITORlING PlAN 7 1 IoNV;IRO)NNII.NtAIL AND) PS.-ri .l MEINT \ANA(ir MlrM.NTPl.AN 7-t 7 2 MONITORING PLAN 7-1 7.3 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT AND srRERNGsllTIF.NING 7-3 7 11 I lFNIITN lIIN SC!TED! IIl.I 7- 7.5 ENVIRONMENT REI.ATED COSTN' 7-I 7 AIMRR\N(;[iNIE:INT o0( FUNDS FORk IMPlA.NiElTATICON OF RAI' D)RAWINS;s I.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AP1ttNDlX "A" LISt Ott J`ttM`ATrIRS ANT)CONTRIUUTORS APPENDIX"t3" LI1St OPP ESONS CONTACTEI) APPE,NDIX"C" tCOLO.ICAL STUDYREPORT APPPENDtX"Wi) St'lDi ON tttts, tNbtlS PtLYWAYSOP TIlE, MICRATORY T1IMM) APPENDItx "t"" CENSUS StURVEY APPENDIX "F" CLEARANCt CItTTIFTCATES APPENDIX"G" CONTRACt CtL,AtrSEt"Of - 'tEC-ETATIONOF FOR.ST AREA APPENDIX "Il" nAtA ON INCOME ANT)E,Xf`PNJ)lTt;ltrtS OF APECTEF.S LIST OFTAIILYS No. Desceiriilnl 2.1 -Locntivnor Thwe,s T-13 Incoming 1)/C'I & 11 2-1I 2.' Location of Tower T-B Incoiming S/C 1. 2-20 2 LrocafionofTowers T-n Inctnnling S/IC1 2-21 2 4 L..oczationiloITlow els B-(s Oulluoimg )/C. 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