RP211 Volume 2
World Bank Loan
Public Disclosure Authorized Hunan Urban Development Project Corridor Component
Summary Resettlement Action Plan Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized
Prepared by Hunan Provincial CZT Economic Public Disclosure Authorized Integration Office Mar. 2004
~F1ECP a World Bank Loan
Hunan Urban Development Project
Corridor Component
Summary Resettlement Action Plan
Prepared by Hunan Provincial CZT Economic Integration Office Mar. 2004
Approval: Shou Xian Qing
Check: Xie Zeng Li
Compile: Zhang Tao
Wang Tong
Zhao Geng Qiang
Xia Ji Hong
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I. = Content
1. INTRODUCTION 1-1
1.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND 1-1
1.2 BRIEFING ON THE PROJECT 1-2
1.2.1 GEOGRAPHIC POSITION OF THE REGION 1-2
1.2.2 SCOPE AND CONTENT OF THE PROJECT 1-3
1.2.3 PROJECT COST ESTIMATES AND CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE 1-6 1.2.4 SOCIALAND ECONOMIC BENEFIT OF THE PROJECT 1-6
1.3 PROJECTAFFECTED SCOPE 1-7
1.4 DEVELOPMENT OF RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN 1-8
1.4.1 PREPARATION BASIS AND TARGETS 1-8
1.4.2 METHODOLOGY FOR PREPARATION 1-9
2. THE PROJECT IMPACT 2-1
2.1 MEASURES FOR AVOIDING OR MINIMIZING LAND REQUISITION AND RELOCATION 2-1 2.1.1 MEASURE IN DESIGN STAGE 2-1
2.1.2 MEASURES IN CONSTRUCTION STAGE 2-6
2.2 PROJECTAFFECTED PHYSICAL INDEXES 2-7
2.2.1 INVESTIGATION METHODOLOGYAND PROCESS 2-7
2.2.2 LAND AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT 2-8
2.2.3 POPULATION AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT 2-11
2.2.4 RELOCATION OF HOUSE AND APPENDIX FACILITIES 2-13
2.2.5 SCATTERED TREES AND TOMBS 2-15
2.2.6 INFRASTRUCTURE AND SPECIAL FACILITIES 2-15
2.2.7 ENTERPRISE AND INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS SHOPS 2-16 2.2.8 RELICS AND VULNERABLE GROUP 2-17
2.3 PROJECT IMPACT ANALYSIS 2-18
2.3.1 IMPACTONAGRICULTURE 2-18
2.3.2 IMPACT ON ENTERPRISES 2-19 * 2.3.3 IMPACT ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND SPECIAL FACILITIES 2-19 2.3.4 PROJECT IMPACTANALYSIS 2-20
3. NATURAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL GENERAL SITUATION IN REGION AFFECTED BY PROJECT 3-1 3.1 NATURAL, SOCIALAND ECONOMICAL GENERAL SITUATION IN REGION AFFECTED BY PROJECT 3-1
3.1.1 NATURAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC GENERAL SITUATION IN CHANGSHA CITY 3-1
3.1.2 NATURALAND ECONOMIC SURVEY IN XIANGTAN CITY 3-5
3.1.3 NATURALAND ECONOMIC SURVEY IN ZHUZHOU CITY 3-8
3.2 SOCIALAND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF COUNTIES AND DISTRICTS AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT 3-12
3.2.1 SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF CHANGSHA TIANXIN DISTRICT 3-12
3.2.2 SOCIALAND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF CHANGSHA COUNTY 3-13 3.2.3 SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF XIANGTAN CITY 3-15
3.2.4 SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF ZHUZHOU TIANYUAN DISTRICT 3-16
3.2.5 SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF ZHUZHOU COUNTY 3-18
3.3 SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL SURVEY OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT 3-20
3.4 BASIC ECONOMIC CONDITION OF RESETTLERS' FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT 3-24 3.4.1 PURPOSES 3-24
3.4.2 SURVEY CONTENT 3-24
3.4.3 THE METHODS AND PROCESS OF INVESTIGATION 3-25
3.4.4 RESETTLERS' FAMILY INVESTIGATION ANALYSIS RESULT 3-25 3.5 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RELOCATION ON POPULATION AFFECTED 3-29
4. LAW FRAMEWORK AND POLICIES 4-1
4.1 MAIN LAWS, STATUTES AND POLICIES OF CHINA FOR RESETTLEMENT 4-1
4.1.1 RELEVANT LAWS AND STATUTES 4-1
4.1.2 NATIONAL LAWS AND STATUTES 4-2
4.1.3 HUNAN PROVINCIAL LAWSAND STATUTES 4-5
4.2 RELATED POLICIES OF WORLD BANK 4-44
4.3 POLICY AND CRITERIA OF THE PROJECT 4-45 4.3.1 COMPENSATION QUALIFICATION 4-45
4.3.2 COMPENSATION PRINCIPLES 4-46
4.3.3 COMPENSATION BASIS AND CRITERIA FOR LAND REQUISITION 4-47
4.3.4 RESIDENTIAL HOUSE AND ITS AFFILIATED BUILDING RELOCATION COMPENSATION BASIC AND CRITERIA 4-52
4.3.5 COMPENSATION BASISAND CRITERIA FORAFFECTED ENTERPRISES AND COMMERCIAL 4-58
4.3.6 AFFECTED INFRASTRUCTURE COMPENSATION BASIS AND CRITERIA 4-61
4.3.7 AFFECTED SPECIAL FACILITIES COMPENSATION BASIS AND CRITERIA 4-62 4.4 OWNERSHIP SHEET 4-62
5. RESETTLEMENT MEASURES 5-1 ii 5.1 RESETTLEMENT STRATEGY 5-1 5.1.1 RESETTLEMENT TARGETS 5-1 5.1.2 RESETTLEMENT PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES 5-1 5.2 RESETTLERS' LIVING RESTORATION PLAN 5-5 5.2.1 THE RESETTLEMENTALTERNATIVES 5-5 5.2.2 PRINCIPLE AND PROCEDURES OF RESETTLEMENT POINTS ALTERNATIVE 5-6 5.2.3 PLAN OF HOUSE RELOCATION AND RECONSTRUCTION 5-7 5.2.4 INFRASTRUCTURE AND SPECIAL FACILITIES 5-13 5.2.5 HELP INTHE PROCESS OF RESETTLEMENT 5-16 5.3 RESETTLERS' PRODUCTION RESETTLEMENT PLAN 5-16
5.3.1 RESETTLERS' PRODUCTION RESETTLEMENT TASKS 5-16 5.3.2 TARGETS OF RESETTLEMENTAND PRODUCTION RESETTLEMENT 5-17 5.3.3 ENVIRONMENT CAPACITYANALYSIS 5-18 5.3.4 AGRICULTURAL RESETTLEMENT SCHEME 5-23 5.3.5 NON-AGRICULTURAL RESETTLEMENT SCHEME 5-27 5.3.6 RESTORATION MEASURES OF RESETTLERS ECONOMIC INCOME 5-31 5.3.7 COMPARISON AND ANALYSIS OF RESETTLERS' ECONOMIC INCOME LEVELS BEFORE AND AFTER PHYSICAL RELOCATION 5-31
5.4 RESTORATION PROGRAM OF AFFECTED UNIT- ENTERPRISES 5-36 5.5 COMMERCIAL RESTORATION SCHEME 5-51 5.6 Vulnerable Group Resettlement 5-52
6. ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITIES 6-1
6.1 ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATING RESETTLEMENT PLANNING 6-1 6.2 ORGANIZATIONS OF RESETTLEMENT IMPLEMENTATION AND MANAGEMENT 6-1 6.2.1 SETUP OF ORGANIZATIONS 6-1 6.2.2 RESPONSIBILITIES OF ORGANIZATIONS 6-3
6.3 SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION 6-7 6.3.1 INTERNAL SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION 6-7 6.3.2 EXTERNAL INDEPENDENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION ORGANIZATION 6-8 6.4 RESETTLEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6-8 6.5 STAFFING AND FACILITIES FOR RESETTLEMENT ORGANIZATIONS 6-8 6.5.1 STAFFING 6-8 6.5.2 FACILITIES 6-9 6.6 TRAINING PROGRAM 6-10
iii 6-10 6.6.1 TRAINING PLAN OF RESETTLEMENT MANAGEMENT STAFF 6-11 6.6.2 RESETTLEMENT PRODUCTION SKILL TRAINING PLAN 6-14 6.7 IMPROVING MEASURES FOR ORGANIZATIONS
7. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND HARMONIZATION WITH RESIDENTS IN THE HOST SITES 7-1
7-1 7.1 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION STRATEGY 7-1 7.2 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION APPROACH AND MEASURES 7-1 7.2.1 PARTICIPATION APPROACH 7-2 7.2.2 MEASURES FOR PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTATION 7-3 7.3 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN PREPARATION OF RESETTLEMENT PLANNING REPORT 7-9 7.4 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PLAN DURING RESETTLEMENT REPORT IMPLEMENTATION 7-10 7.4.1 PARTICIPATION IN HOUSE RECONSTRUCTION 7-10 7.4.2 PARTICIPATION IN PRODUCTION RESETTLEMENT 7-10 7.4.3 PARTICIPATION IN THE USAGE MANAGEMENT FOR LAND COMPENSATION FEE 7-11 7.4.4 PARTICIPATION IN PROJECT CONSTRUCTION 7-11 7.5 WOMEN S PARTICIPATION 7-12 7.6 HARMONIZATION WITH RESIDENTS IN THE HOST SITES
8. APPEAL PROCEDURES 8-1
8-1 8.1 POTENTIAL COMPLAINED PROBLEMS AND RESOLUTIONS 8-2 8.2 APPEAL CHANNELS AND PROCEDURES 8-2 8.2.1 APPEAL CHANNEL 8-3 8.2.2 APPEAL PROCEDURES
9. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT 9-1
9-1 9.1 NEEDS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 9-1 9.2 DISMANTLING AND CLEANING UP 9-1 9.3 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT IN RESETTLEMENTAREA
10. MONITORING AND EVALUATION 10-1
10.1 INTERNAL MONITORING 10-1 10.1.1 PURPOSE 10-1 10-1 10.1.2 ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL iv 10.1.3 INTERNAL MONITORING CONTENT 10-1
10.1.4 INTERNAL MONITORING RESPONSIBILITIES 10-2
10.2 EXTERNAL MONITORING 10-2
10.2.1 INDEPENDENT MONITORINGAND EVALUATION ORGANIZATION 10-2
10.2.2 PURPOSE OF INDEPENDENT MONITORING 10-3
10.2.3 INDEPENDENT MONITORINGAND EVALUATION CONTENT 10-3
10.2.4 INDEPENDENT MONITORINGAND EVALUATION METHOD 10-4
10.2.5 INDEPENDENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION WORKING PROCEDURES 10-7
10.2.6 MONITORING EVALUATION PERIOD, FREQUENCYAND CRITERIA 10-8
10.3 RESETTLEMENT EVALUATION 10-8
11. COST ESTIMATE 11-1
11.1 COST ESTIMATE NARRATIVE 11-1 11.1.1 PREPARATION BASIS 11-1
11.1.2 RESETTLEMENT COMPENSATION COST SUMMARY 11-1
11.2 COST ESTIMATE OF ITEMIZED INVESTMENT 11-2
11.2.1 RESETTLEMENT COMPENSATION COST 11-2
11.2.2 SPECIAL FACILITIES COMPENSATION COST 11-9 11.2.3 OTHERS 11-11 11.2.4 BASIC CONTINGENCY 11-12 11.2.5 RELEVANT TAXES 11-12 11.3 FUND USE 11-14
11.3.1 CHANGSHA SECTION AND ZHUZHOU SECTION 11-14
11.3.2 XIANGTAN ZHAOSHAN SECTION AND XIANGTAN URBAN SECTION 11-16
11.4 BALANCE OF LAND COMPENSATION FEEAND PRODUCTION RESETTLEMENT INVESTMENT 11-16
12. RESETTLEMENT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULIN 12-1
12.1 PRINCIPLES FOR SCHEDULING 12-1 12.2 SCHEDULE 12-2
12.2.1 RESETTLEMENT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE 12-2 12.2.2 YEARLY FUND USE PLAN 12-2
13. ATTACHED TABLES
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1. Introduction
1.1 Project Background
The construction of economic zones along rivers has been a dominant trend of economy development in China and some developed countries and regions. The rapid development of several economic zones along rivers in the world, like Rhine Economic Zone, Seine Economic Zone, Yangtze (Changjiang) Delta Economic Zone and Pear River (Zhujiang) Delta Economic Zone has greatly supported the developing of towns and villages along the rivers, most of which have been the economic centers of their countries or regions. It is explicitly pointed out in national the Tenth Five-year Developing Program that inland areas should take every advantage of their geographic positions and comprehensive resources to speed up the economic development. Focusing on the regions having main transportation lines on land and water, the role of central cities shall be fully played, while cultivating new economic increasing programs and zones at the same time. It can be expected that promoting the economic zones' development is one focus of the increasing developing strategies during the tenth five years in China. And here Xiangjiang Ecologic and Economy Zone is facing a rare chance.
Located in the central part of Hunan province, the three cities of Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan in the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River form the Chang-Zhu-Tan (CZT) triangle. The distance between each of the three neighboring cities is approximately 45km. In August 2001, the Hunan Development and Reform Commission (HDRC) entrusted Obermeyer Consulting Engineers (Germany) to prepare the Conceptual Plan of Xiangjiang Ecologic and Economy Zone (XEEZ) in the CZT (namely, Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan) of Hunan Province. Obviously, the geologic position of this region is ideal: being close to the golden watercourse of Yangtze (Changjiang) in the north, it not only abuts with Wuhan economic circle and connects with Yangtze (Changjiang) economic stripe, but also has Guangdong and Guangxi as its neigbours in the center of the transition between Wuhan economic circle and the economic zone in Pear River (Zhujiang) delta. It would be expected that it would be a golden economic region receiving multi-fold economic radiation, a real "golden" delta area. The project of roads in Xiangjiang Ecologic and Economy Zone functioned as flood control and sight seeing has become one of the first proved projects on cities developing strategies (CDS) supported by the World Bank in China, being one of the seven major intensive habitations' construction supported specially by national "tenth five-year developing program". Following the market economy rules, the big mingle of the three cities (CZT) will be made through the integrations in infrastructures, markets, industries and cities to galvanize
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Hunan economy and make CZT developing the nuclear of Hunan economy development, the clustering area of high technology and modern ecologic city networks, finally influence and promote surrounding area and the whole province's economic development.
Along Xiangjiang River, Xiangjiang Ecologic and Economy Zone has a road through these three cities(CZT), and it starts from the Yueliang Island Bridge in the north to Kongzhou Bridge of Zhouzhou in the south, extending for 128km, including more than 100 mountains and 15 islands, and connecting 3 major cities and 12 small towns. Being one of main parts in CZT economy integration program, it will become an well spaced economy entity with mature infrastructures and special landscape, which has combined the ecologic development in different fields: landscape, industries, cities and towns developing, culture and custom, high technology, recreation and tourism, and communication and flood control. While the preparation of the Xiangjiang scenery band was operating, the three cities would initiate the construction of Xiangjiang economic and scenery band, with the start of the building of flood control scenery zone along the river. The theme of " High starting point, high strict standard, and high level" in this project, one part of the whole planning of Xiangjiang Ecologic and Economy Zone, will greatly promote the economic zone's fame. Moreover, the construction of this project will provide unlimited business chances for Zhuzhou city, which can easily bring an all-round development of several economies along the Xiangjiang River, readjust its industrial structures and contribute much to its economy and the construction of ecologic scenery and flood control projects.
1.2 Briefing on the Project
1.2.1 Geographic Position of the Region
Changzhutan is situated in the center northward of Hunan province. The Xiangjiang River flows from north to south via Zhuzhou city, Xiangtan city, Changsha city and merges into the Yangtze (Changjiang) River via Yueyang. The physiognomy is that one half is covered with hills and the other half is covered with plain. The city is coupled with mountains and rivers, with the Xiangjiang river running through from the North to the south, and the Yuelu Mountain, Gu Mountain on the west, Zhaoshan on the east, fairly flat. The anabranches of Xiangjiang in this area are Liuyang river, Laodao river and Qijiang river. The east of changzhutan is connected with Pingxiang, Lianhua, Yongxin, Ninggang, Jinggangshan, Suichuan and other counties and cities in Jiangxi Province; the south with Hengdong, Hengshan, Shuangfeng County; the west with Loudi and Lianyuan City; the north is connected with Yueyang, Miluo, forming a graph of "more mountains and water area, few
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1.2.2 Scope and Content of the Project
This Flood Control Landscape Corridor Component (FCLCC) of Hunan Urban Development Project starts at east bank of Changsha Houzishi Bridge, via Zhaoshan scenery district, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city, Zhuzhou county and ends at Kongling with a total length of 71.463km. The project is divided into four sections like Changsha, Zhuzhou, Xiangtan Zhaoshan and Xiangtan Urban. The major construction contents are: newly built flood control embankment 1.51km, heightening and widening embankment 55.48km, embankment body seepage treatment 15.67km, embankment foundation treatment 6.92km, slope and foot protection 29.49km, extension 72 culvert gates, newly built and renovation 13 culvert gates, strengthening 8 discharge canals, extension and newly built 16 electric pump stations, newly built 71.5km landscape road. The project consists of flood control works, ecological landscape works and road works.
1) Changsha Section
(1) Flood and Water-logging Control Work
The project includes 11.55km long flood control embankment in Jiefangyuan, Changsha city with 14.47km2 protection area, and 12.35km long flood control embankment in Nantuoyuan, Changsha city, with 13.6km2 protection area. And the standard adopted in the flood control embankment construction of Jiefangyuan reaches 100-year flood, while the works in Nantuoyuan uses 50-year flood. As for water-logging control, the standard adopted is 24 hours draining out for a 24 hours maxim storm in 10 years during gate closure.
(2) Ecologic Environment and Landscapes
The ecologic environment and landscapes in this project mainly consist of ecologic greenland and public open touring and recreation greenland collocated along the west bank of Xiangjiang, with a total area of 1km 2.
(3) Road Works
The road has a total length of 21.5km, starting from Houzishi Bridge to Muyun town and linking with G107 national road. The section employs a combination method of road and embankment. The flood control embankment will be arranged along the river and the road
1-3 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Corridor Component will make use the embankment crest. The section will use class IlI highway standard with a sub-grade width of 12m, and 10.5m and the whole road will use asphalt concrete pavement.
2) Zhaoshan Section
(1) Flood and Water-logging Control Work
The project is mainly to protect Yijiawan town and Yangtianhuyuan. The standard adopted in the flood control embankment construction reaches 50-year flood, the standard for water logging control adopted is 24 hours draining out for a 24 hours maxim storm in 10 years. The major work contents and scale: newly built flood control embankment 1.35km, heightening and widening embankment 4.9km, embankment body seepage treatment 2.346km, embankment foundation treatment 1.44km, slope and foot protection 2.626km, newly built 1 culvert gate, extension 5 culvert gates, strengthening 1 discharge canal, extension and newly built 2 electric pump stations with 9 sets of 3180kW in capacity.
(2) Ecologic Environment and Landscapes
This section belongs to the relaxing, tranquil, natural rural scenery with wide river surface and wide green belt space. In accordance with the local natural conditions and topographic characteristic, the project should emphasize on its natural and ecological functions, and create fresh and natural rural scenery full of vitality, through boulevard, green esplanade park and large stretch of farmland and meadow. Meanwhile, some scenery spots like water leisure park and ecological reservation zone should be laid out in this region.
(3) Road Works
The road has a total length of 6.25km, starting from Yijiawan town G1 07 national road to riverside of the Xiangjiang River westward, and ending at Zhubugang Bridge of Tanshao Expressway via Yangtianhu southward. The section will use class IlIl highway standard with a sub-grade width of 8m.
3) Xiangtan Urban Section
(1) Flood and Water-logging Control Work
The standard adopted in the flood control embankment construction reaches 100-year
1-4 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Comdor Component flood, the standard for waterlogging control adopted is 24 hours draining out for a 22 hours maxim storm in 10 years during gate closure. The major work contents and scale: heightening and widening embankment 4.2km, slope and foot protection 4.2km, extension 4 culvert gates, strengthening 1 discharge canal, extension and newly built 2 electric pump stations with 6 sets of 3510kW in capacity.
(2) Ecologic Environment and Landscapes
The landscape of the Xiangtan urban section has a total land use area of 0.4 million m2, road landscape green zone, river-shore public greenland and park greenland will form a combination of point and line. Such landscape points as river-shore recreation, culture and art gallery, natural landscape will make the flood control landscape road to have landscapes to see.
(3) Road Works
The road has a total length of 11.27km, starting from Zhubugang Bridge of Tanshao Expressway, and ending at Dongsi Road, 800m upstream from Xiangtan No.1 Bridge. Of which, the section from the starting point to 7km will follow class IlIl highway standard and make full use of existing road with a sub-grade width of 12m, 10.5m and 8m. The section from 7km to the ending point will adopt the Class I standard of city secondary main road, design driving velocity V=50km/h, road width 22.5m, minimum horizontal radius without super-elevation 600m, minimum horizontal radius 125m, max. longitudinal slope 3%, convex radius 8000m, concave radius 6000m, and design loads for bridges and culverts of city-class A;
4) Zhuzhou Section
(1) Flood and Water-logging Control Work
The project includes 14.013km long west bank flood control embankment in Zhuzhou city with 23.43km2 protection area, and 7.734km long flood control embankment in Zhuzhou county with 28.222km2 protection area. And the standard adopted in the flood control embankment construction of urban area in the west bank reaches 100-year flood, while the works in Zhuzhou county uses 50-year flood. As for water-logging control, the standard adopted is 24 hours draining out for a 24 hours maxim storm in 10 years during gate closure.
(2) Ecologic Environment and Landscapes
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The ecologic environment and landscapes in this project mainly consist of urban area and the county. Ecologic greenland and public open touring and recreation greenland will be collocated along the west bank of Xiangjiang, with a total area of 1km 2.
(3) Road Works
The road has a total length of 29.950km through the west bank of Xiangjiang, starting from 400 m downstream Shifeng Bridge to No.3 Xiangjiang Bridge in Quchi, the south part of the city, and from Leidashi town in Zhuzhou county, and Liujia island to the navigational and power complex in Kongzhou island. The section from the starting point to Fengxi Bridge with a total length of 9.17km, employs the Class I standard of city secondary main road, design driving velocity V=50km/h, sub-grade width and 50m, and design loads for bridges and culverts of city-class A; the section from Xiangjiang No.3 Bridge to the joint of Tianyuan Region and Zhouzhou county (K9+172-K20+404), and the section in Zhuzhou county (K20+404-K29+950) with a total length of 20.78km, employs a combination method of road and embankment. The flood control embankment will be arranged along the river and the road will make use the embankment crest. The section will use class III highway standard with a sub-grade width of 12m, 10.5m and 8m and the whole road will use asphalt concrete pavement.
1.2.3 Project Cost Estimates and Construction Schedule
According to the Feasibility Study Report on the Flood Control Landscape Corridor Component along Xiangjiang River prepared by the Hunan Hydro and Power Investigation and Design Institute, the estimated total investment is about 1978.9193 million yuan, in which resettlement investment accounts for 432.7198 million.
In the schedule, the initial work would be finished in three years: by the end of 2002, the pre-feasibility study and project initiation official approving will be finished; from January to October in 2003, the feasibility study will be accomplished; from Oct. to December 2003, preliminary design will be finished; construction detail design and biding for constructions will last from February to October, 2004; and in November, 2004 the construction will start and finish in October, 2006. The whole process totals to 29 months, and will be put into use in December 1st, 2007.
1.2.4 Social and Economic Benefit of the Project
The building of this project will greatly improve the flood control ability along Xiangjiang River, reduce the damage by flood, and provide protection for people's life and their properties as much as possible. Moreover, those traveling resources of famous persons
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and landscape in the region will be better exploited, presenting a picturesque landscape, .excellent ecosystem and best habitation environment region along Xiangjiang River, which will surely become a economic region full of vigor. In addition, it will effectively promote CZT cities' economy development, playing an active role in enlarging city developing space, the development of infrastructures supporting, improvement of city rank, increasing investment and businesses of the region, and tourism developing.
According to the economic analysis and evaluation in the feasibility report on this project, the project accumulative net value (ENPV) is 362.92 million yuan, the interior financial yield (EIRR) is 20.57%, the economic ratio of benefit and cost (EBCR)reaches 1.97, and the payback period (including 2 years construction period) for the investment is 8.8 years. All financial indexes present a good condition.
With the disadvantage of a cost increase of 10% and 10% decrease of benefits, a susceptive analysis has been made, while all evaluation indexes still remained good condition, with an interior benefits rate of 15.61%, proving a strong risk resisting ability of national economy.
1.3 Project Affected Scope
The land occupying in this project includes the land for the road pavement, roadbed, greenland and nursery works in the flood control landscape Corridor Component. Those area which will badly influence residents' production and livelihood and can not be recovered by construction works are in the scope of land acquisition and relocation. At this stage, the scope of land acquisition and relocation are based on the recommended plan decided by the Project Feasibility Study Report and on-site investigation, which involves 5 counties (districts), 18 townships (towns, offices), 54 villages (administrative departments, resident's committees) of Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan cities.
1) Changsha Section
The land acquisition and relocation involves Muyun, Datuo, and Xinkaipu townships (towns), 13 villages and 52 groups of Changsha county, Tianxin district of Changsha city.
2) Zhaoshan Section
The land acquisition and relocation involves 3 townships like Yijiawan town, Zhaoshan township, Hetang township, 5 villages (communities), and 16 groups of Yuetang district of Xiangtan city.
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3) Xiangtan Urban Section
The land acquisition and relocation involves 8 townships (offices) like Dongping street office, Jianshe road street office, Xiacheng township, Baota township, Shejian street office, Bantang township, Dishuibu street office and Hetang township, 14 villages (communities), and 26 groups of Yuetang district of Xiangtan city.
4) Zhuzhou Section
The land acquisition and relocation involves 5 townships (offices) like Songshan road office, Taishan road office, Majiahe town, Qunfeng town of Tianyuan district of Zhuzhou city, and Leidashi town of Zhuzhou county, 24 villages (communities), and 85 groups.
Final land acquisition and relocation scope may be locally adjusted with the deepening of design.
1.4 Development of Resettlement Action Plan
1.4.1 Preparation Basis and Targets
1.4.1.1 Design Basis
1) The Tenth Five-year Plan and Year 2015 Future Plan for Hunan Provincial National Economy and Society Development
2) Development and Construction Integral Planning Scheme for Xiangjiang Ecological Economic Zone prepared by China City Plan and Design Research Institute and Hunan Provincial Development and Planning Committee;
3) Changzhutan Economic Integration Plan for Transportation, Electricity, Finance, Information and Environment Protection prepared by Hunan Provincial Development and Planning Committee and CZT Economic Integration Office;
4 ) Xiangjiang Ecological Economic Zone Concept Plan prepared by Gerrnan Obermeyer Consulting Corporation;
5) The Feasibility Study Report for Flood Control Landscape Corridor Component along Xiangjiang River, Hunan Urban Development Project prepared by the Hunan Hydro and Power Investigation and Design Institute)
1.4.1.2 Policy Basis
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1 ) Relevant national laws and regulations
2) Local laws and regulations in Hunan province
3) the World Bank, Operational Policy on Involuntary Resettlement OP/BP 4.12)
1.4.1.3 Targets of Preparation
1.4.1.2 Targets
(1) The engineering, technical and economic measures shall be employed to avoid or minimize land acquisition and relocation physical quantities; when land acquisition and relocation is inevitable, effective measures shall be employed to reduce the impact of land acquisition and relocation on the local residents' production and living as much as possible;
(2) Social economic investigation and corresponding Resettlement Action Plan are made during the preparation of the project.
(3) The resettlement is based on physical indexes and compensation criteria, targeting to improve or at least rehabilitate resettlers' original living standard.
(4) Development-oriented resettlement is highly recommenced. The rural resettlement should depend on land as well as in virtue of the developed second and third industry to increase the employment opportunities;
(5) Resettlers and existing residents in the host site are encouraged to participate the planning of resettlement and planning scheme;
(6) Resettlers will be given prior consideration for relocation in the original community.
(7) Both resettlers and existing residents in the host sites will benefit from this project.
1.4.2 Methodology for Preparation
Hunan Provincial Changzhutan Economic Integration Office, with participation of related units, resettlement consultant unit as well as government at all levels jointly organizes
Resettlement Action Plan work. Between June 3rd and Oct. 15th, 2003, with the active cooperation of government at all levels in project zone, dedicated people perform physical indexes in the scope affected by land acquisition, and full investigation Stat. of resettlers' household basic conditions, adapt sampling survey investigate their willingness.
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Meanwhile, holding a resettlement coordination meeting with the participation of the employers, the designers, government at all levels affected and the resettlement representatives, they listened to the opinions of various parties, discussed resettlement scheme, the ways of resettlement living restoration, compensation by adapting law framework and criteria etc., then proposed initial resettlement planning program. In line with the established policies of our country, law and statute and requirements of the World Bank for resettlement, they performed reasonability analysis and feasibility study analysis for how townships at all levels (street office) in project zone affected, improved and perfected in accordance with the suggestions of technical assistance experts of the BANK and consultant experts of Mott MacDonald Company after their reading and observation on site, completed preparation of Resettlement Action Plan report at last. It was checked and approved by local government in project zone.
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2. The Project Impact
2.1 Measures for Avoiding or Minimizing Land Requisition and Relocation.
2.1.1 Measure in Design Stage
1) Layout Scheme
(DComparison of Changsha Section Starting Point Schemes
The Changsha Section starts from Houzishi Bridge to the Xiangjiang Dike with a length of 3km, which requires a new construction of 3km flood control dike (dike + road combination). The section has two schemes, Scheme I is to use abandoned railway subgrade, the section (0+000-1+200) will make use of original railway, the section from 1+200 is arranged between the railway and the Xiangjiang River; Scheme II is not to make use of the original railway subgrade, the section (0+000-1+200) is arranged along the Xiangjiang River bank, by which the Changsha Machinery Tool Factory will be included into the flood control protection range, the section from 1+200 is similar to that of Scheme I. The technical economic indexes of the two schemes are given in table 2.1-1.
Table 2.1-1 Major Work Quantities and Investment Comparison of Changsha Section Starting Point Schemes Item Unit Indexes Scheme I Scheme II Earth Excavation 104m3 0.09 0.28 Earth Filling 104m3 13.9 16.02 M7.5 Mortar Masonry m3 532 914.2 Concrete Block Slope Protection m3 1997 2379 Sand Cushion m3 1664 1983 Sod Slope Protection 104m2 2.16 2.43 Surface Earth Excavation 104m2 2.48 2.32 Project Land Occupation mu 86.61 66.62 House Relocation m2 22592 11074 Investment 104 Yuan 1344 989
The table 2.1-1 indicates that the scheme I entails less engineering work quantities, but entails large relocation work quantities, and its total investment is 355x104 yuan more
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than that of scheme 11.The scheme 11can protect 84mu more land area than that of scheme 1. Through the comprehensive analysis and comparison, the scheme 11is recommended in the design.
(9)Comparison of Changsha Section Ending Point Schemes
The Changsha Section ending points has two schemes, scheme I is to that the Xiangjiang dike goes to 20+791 and the linking line between the Xiangjiang dike and G107 national road and G107 national road proper will be heightened and strengthened, which is to reach 50-year flood control standard after the project; the other alternative is to extend the Xiangjiang dike from 20+791 to and link with a high land with an extending length of more than 800m to form a closed protection ring, by which it is not necessary to heighten and strengthen the link line between Xiangjiang dike and G107 national road and the G107 national road proper, the scheme 11entails widening the link line. The technical economic indexes of the two alternatives are given in table 2.1-1.
Table 2.1-2 Major Work Quantities and Investment Comparison of Changsha Section Ending Point Schemes Item Unit Indexes Scheme I Scheme II Earth Excavation 104m3 0.07 Earth Filling 104m3 3.57 5.78 M7.5 Mortar Masonry m3 505 596 Concrete Block Slope Protection m3 152 551 Sand Cushion m3 126 459 Sod Slope Protection 104m2 3.5 3.94 Surface Earth Excavation 104m3 1.76 2.33 G107 National Road Renovation Km 0.9 Project Land Occupation mu 160.9 26.99 House Relocation m2 14797 5712 Investment 104 Yuan 1904 422
The table 2.1-2 indicates that the scheme I entails less engineering work quantities for heightening and widening, but entails renovation of 0.9kkm G107 national road. The scheme 11can protect 84mu more land area, 9085m2 housing area, population of 182 than that of scheme 1. However, the sachem 11entails a electric drainage pump station
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with capacity of 14*800kW, whose long term operation requires high cost, the static investment of scheme I is 20,000 yuan more than that of scheme II. Minimizing resettlement and increasing protection land area meet the principle of the World Bank. Through the comprehensive analysis and comparison, the scheme 11is recommended in the design.
©Comparison of Linking Schemes of Changsha Section and Zhaoshan Section
The Linking Schemes of Changsha Section and Zhaoshan Section has two alternatives, Scheme I is that the ending point of Changsha Section links with G107 national road, the Zhaoshan Section also links with G107 national road by means of a link line, the alternative will make use of a section of G107 national road (with a length of 4.88km) to link with the flood control landscape on both sides; the Scheme II (viaduct scheme) is to build the Xiangjiang dike all the way down to the boundary of Zhaoshan, extend the dike road further to the foot of Zhaoshan hill with a 600m long extremely large viaduct prestressed slab bridge (30 span *20m) along the edge of Zhaoshan hill, go along the Xiangjing River bypassing south gate of Zhaoshan scenery district, link with newly built Jingjiang flood control dike. The technical economic indexes of the two alternatives are given in table 2.1-3.
Table 2.1-3 Major Work Quantities and Investment Comparison Comparison of Linking Schemes of Changsha Section and Zhaoshan Section
Item Unit Indexes Scheme I Scheme II Earth Excavation 104m3 40.01 Earth Filling 104m3 3.57 52.42 M7.5 Mortar Masonry m3 505 707.36 C20 Concrete m3 152 602.02 Sand Cushion m3 126 501.53 Sod Slope Protection 104m3 3.5 12.44 Surface Earth Excavation 104m3 1.76 4.73 Viaduct M2 Making use of 4800 existing road 4.88km Project Land Occupation mu 40 House Relocation m2 3600 Investment 104 Yuan 1171 4399
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The table 2.1-3 indicates that the scheme 11entails large engineering work quantities with a newly built extremely large viaduct (30 span*20m) and 2.2 km road, its investment is 32.28 million yuan higher than that of scheme 1. In addition, relevant experts' field investigation and analysis concludes that the viaduct will be a damage to natural scenery of Zhaoshan; the scheme I will make use of G107 national road 4.88km, there is an interference between landscape road and G107 national road and the landscape road length will be extended, which will raise transport cost of landscape road. Through the comprehensive analysis and comparison, the scheme I is recommended in the design.
(I)Scheme Comparison in Xiangtan Chemical Industry District
The Xiangtan Chemical Industry District Section is high in terrain without flood control issue; there are two schemes in route alignment. Scheme I is to arrange the landscape road along the riverbank and the road goes through the factory yard. Scheme II is to make use of the existing road within the factory yard, the road will locally be away from the bank of the Xiangjiang river, bypassing method will be employed to avoid relocation of factory houses as much as possible. The technical economic indexes of the two alternatives are given in table 2.1-4
Table 2.1-4 Major Work Quantities and Investment Comparison Scheme Comparison in Xiangtan Chemical Industry District Indexes Item Unit Scheme I Scheme II Earth Excavation 104m3 0.4 16.67 Earth Filling 104m3 2.41 21.84 M7.5 Mortar Masonry m3 46.4 Concrete Block Slope Protection m3 21.26 Sand Cushion m3 17.72 Sod Slope Protection 10 4m2 0.58 3.54 Surface Earth Excavation m2 13856 10000 Project Land Occupation mu 10.34 26.38 House Relocation m2 365 3608 Investment 10 4 Yuan 377 1237
The table 2.1-4 indicates that the scheme 11entails large engineering work quantities and resettlement quantities, which will have large impact on factories along the route and its
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investment is 8.6 million yuan more than that of scheme 1.Making use of existing road to bypass the factory yard, the road will locally be away from the Xiangjiang river, which will meet the requirements of flood control landscape road design principle. Through the comprehensive analysis and comparison, the scheme I is recommended in the design.
®Scheme Comparison in Leidashi Section
The Leidashi Section is low in terrain is dense in houses along the road with significant flood control issue; there are two schemes in route alignment. Scheme I is to dismantle all the houses along the road and near the river, and concrete flood control wall will be built on the dismantled house foundation, the existing road elevation will not change; Scheme 11is to build high reinforcement flood control wall on the river shore out of the houses along the road, only a few houses out of the road will be dismantled and the road elevation will keep no change. The technical economic indexes of the two alternatives are given in table 2.1-5
Table 2.1-5 Major Work Quantities and Investment Comparison Scheme Comparison in Leidashi Section Indexes Item Unit Scheme I Scheme II Earth Excavation 104m3 1.05 4.76 Earth Filling 104m3 1.75 21.84 M7.5 Mortar Masonry m3 11400 4820 C20 Concrete m3 24600 87519 Sand Cushion m3 2280 3390 Steel t 5023 Sod Slope Protection 104m2 29816 6230 Project Land Occupation mu 38.82 25.4 House Relocation m2 3916 482 Investment 104 Yuan 1171 5883
The table 2.1-5 indicates that the scheme I entails less engineering work quantities but large resettlement quantities, scheme 11entails small resettlement but engineering work quantities are larger than that of scheme 1,the investment of scheme 11is 47.12 million yuan more than that of scheme 1. Scheme II will occupy river channel, shrink flood discharge section. Through the comprehensive analysis and comparison, the scheme I is
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2.1.2 Measures in Construction Stage
The occupied land of this project is distributed linearly and the influence of land acquisition and relocation is not great. However, in order to minimize the effect of the project implementation to the area, it is necessary to pay attention to the construction layout and selection of construction schemes so as to avoid unnecessary land requisition and house relocation. The steps are suggested as follows:
1) Investigation will be done before the practice of relocation so as to distinguish the buildings that should not be relocated or only partly need relocated.
2) For the buildings which are necessary to be relocated for the requirement of this project, it is necessary to notify the owner of the buildings in advance and empty the house, or to construct temporary buildings at the place, then reconstruct them according to the building after the completion of this project which the owner have the right to use them.
3) The losses caused by the relocation of this project should be compensated sufficiently according to the replacement price and the adverse influence should be minimized to the smallest extent.
4) The host site should be located near the former inhabitant site, so the inhabitants can keep touch with each other. On the other hand, increase of the distance from the host site to the worksite should be avoided.
5) The affected enterprises should be informed in advance and the host site should be arranged ahead and their losses should be compensated too, so the production interruption can be minimized and it is necessary to consult with the owners for the arrangement of the employees.
6) During resettlement, assistance and the convenience from relevant functional department should be offered to the inhabitants and affected enterprises in order to implement smoothly and to mitigate their overburden and losses.
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2.2 Project Affected Physical Indexes
The Project entails acquisitioned land of 7615.01 mu, of which, the permanent occupied land is 4574.82 mu, including state land 397.03 mu, and collective land 4177.788 mu (including 2427.203 mu cultivated land) and temporary occupied land is 3040.19 mu. The relocation house within the scope of the project is 423314.22m2, of which, the residence building area is 318451.3m2, and the non-residence is 104862.92m 2 (all units houses). 2437 households and enterprises are affected by the project, Including 9450 people being affected, among them, households affected by relocation and collection amount to 2313 ,equivalent to 7790 people---1008 households amounting to 3572 people are affected by collection; 1892 households amounting to 6379 people are affected by relocation; the number of companies and utilities being affected is 124 equivalent to 1660 people, 5232 people including 1660 staff of the enterprise need production resettlement.
Land acquisition and relocation affected index list is in Table 2.2-1. More details are shown in attached table 2-1. More details about relocated houses are shown in attached table 2-2, about affiliated facilities are shown in attached table 2-3 and about land investigation are shown in attached table 2-4.
2.2.1 Investigation Methodology and Process
From June to September in 2003, the report preparation unit has investigated all kinds of physical index affected in the project zone with the assistance of the owners. The house building area and appendix buildings quantities are measured by per household statistics, The landmark of the ministration and land are drawn on the spot with 1/500 or 1/2000-terrain fieldworks, then fixing every village group's cultivated land, gardening land, forest land, and the others by measuring maps. All kinds of professional items are investigated by category. All the physical indexes within affected area are investigated comprehensively with methods referred above.
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Table 2.2-1 Land Acquisition Physical Index Summary for FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
A. Land mu 3192.19 886.08 743.58 2793.16 7615.01 (I). Permanent land use mu 2094.55 475.61 715.26 1289.4 4574.82 1. National land mu 71.45 48.28 150.35 126.95 397.03
(1) . Agriculture land mu 14.82 2.86 17.68 Of which cultivated land mu 8.63 2.86 11.49
(2) . Construction land mu 71.45 32.42 143.62 126.95 374.44
(3) . Unused land mu 1.04 3.87 4.91 2. Collective land mu 2023.098 427.33 564.91 1162.45 4177.788
(1) . Agriculture land mu 1690.371 282.65 285.06 607.15 2865.231 Of which cultivated land mu 1592.273 196.69 205.56 432.68 2427.203
(2) . Construction land mu 305.003 92.49 153.45 351.09 902.033
(3) . Unused land mu 27.724 52.19 126.4 204.21 410.524 (II). Temporary land mu 1097.64 410.47 28.32 1503.76 3040.19 B. House relocation m2 142315.09 37258.85 63738.37 180001.91 423314.22 1. Residence m2 94865.61 33594.49 45827.82 144163.38 318451.30 Formal house m2 77874.14 22625.74 36018.6 124161.469 260679.95 Sundry house m2 16991.47 10968.75 9809.218 20001.91 57771.35 2. Non-residence m2 47449.48 3664.36 17910.55 35838.53 104862.92 Enterprise. unit house m2 47449.48 3664.36 17910.55 35838.53 104862.92 3.No. of affected resident HH 541 61 147 259 1008 4., Affected population by resettlement No. 2029 255 497 791 3572 5, No. of relocated resident HH 502 192 350 848 1892 6. Population affected by relocation No. 1902 803 1153 2521 6379 7. Affected non-residence No. 55 12 31 26 124 8, Population affected by non-residence No. 236 [48 225 1151 1660 (HH: Household)
2.2.2 Land Affected by the Project
1) Permanent Project Land Acquisition
The permanent acquisitioned land is 4574.82 mu, including state land and collective land, of which Changsha Section is 2094.55 mu, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 475.61 mu, Xiangtan Urban Section is 715.26 mu and Zhuzhou Section is 1289.4 mu.
(1) State Land
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The state owned land is 397.03 mu, accounting for 8.68% of total acquisitioned land; 17.68 mu is agriculture land, including 11.49 mu cultivated land and 6.19 mu timberland; 374.44 mu is Construction land, including 48.09 mu building land, 312.7 mu enterprise land, 1.09 mu road land, 12.56 mu public land; and 4.91 mu is unused land.
(2) Collective Land
The collective owned land is 4177.79 mu, accounting for 91.32% of total acquisitioned land; agriculture land occupied is 2865.23 mu, accounting for 68.58% of the collective land. The cultivated land is 2427.2 mu, accounting for 58.09% of the collective land and accounting for 53.06% of the acquisitioned land. Among the agriculture land, there are 160.92 mu ponds, 64.43 mu fish ponds, 12.66 mu lotus root fields, 151.09 mu timberland, 23.95 mu economic forest, 12.6 mu water surface, and 12.38 mu gardens; the Construction land of collective land is 902.03 mu, including 263.7 mu residential site, 192.02 mu township collective enterprise land, 120.8 mu road land, and 325.52 mu public land. Of the collective land, there is 410.52 mu unused land, including 204.07 mu grassland and 206.46 mu wasteland.
The project permanent land acquisition physical indexes are detailed in table 2.2-2.
Table 2.2-2 Permanent Land Acquisition Physical Index Summary for FCLCC Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Permanent land use mu 2094.55 475.61 715.26 1289.4 4574.82 A. National land mu 71.45 48.28 150.35 126.95 397.03 1. Agriculture land mu 14.82 2.86 17.68 1.lCultivated land mu 8.63 2.86 11.49 Vegetable land mu 8.63 2.86 11.49 1.2 Forest land mu 6.19 6.19 Timber forest mu 6.19 6.19 2. Construction land mu 71.45 32.42 143.62 126.95 374.44 2.1 Construction land mu 3.66 44.43 48.09 2.2 Enterprise land mu 71.45 17.9 96.4 126.95 312.70 2.3 Road land mu 1.09 1.09 2.4 Public land mu 10.86 1.7 12.56
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Table 2.2-2 Permanent Land Acquisition Physical Index Summary for FCLCC Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total 3. Unused land mu 1.04 3.87 4.91 3.1Grass land mu 1.04 1.04 3.2Waste land mu 3.87 3.87 B. Collective land mu 2023.10 427.33 564.91 1162.45 4177.79 1. Agriculture land mu 1690.37 282.65 285.06 607.15 2865.23 1.1 Cultivated land mu 1592.27 196.69 205.56 432.68 2427.20 Paddy field mu 767.77 121.91 86.41 156.67 1132.76 Vegetable land mu 454.50 56.35 41.78 3.83 556.46 Dry land mu 370.01 18.43 77.37 272.18 737.99 1.2 Water pond mu 86.10 38.95 35.87 160.92 1.3 Fish pond mu 5.07 51.66 7.7 64.43 1.4 Lotus root pond mu 12.66 12.66 1.5 Forest land mu 5.76 14.22 27.67 127.39 175.04 Economic forest mu 23.95 23.95 Timber forest mu 5.76 14.22 27.67 1103.44 151.09 1.6 Water surface mu 7.42 5.18 12.60 1.7 Garden land mu 1.17 11.21 12.38 2. Construction land mu 305.00 92.49 153.45 351.09 902.03 2.1 Residential site mu 91.78 27.91 21.76 122.25 263.70 2.2 Enterprise land mu 145.29 0.34 46.39 192.02 2.3 Road land mu 19.60 7.16 11.65 82.39 120.80 2.4 Public land mu 48.34 57.08 73.65 146.45 325.52 3. Unused land mu 27.72 52.19 126.4 204.21 410.52 3.1 Grass land mu 27.72 52.19 22.05 102.105 204.07 3.2Waste land mu 104.35 102.105 206.46
2) Temporary Construction land
According to the temporary construction occupation scheme offered by road design unit, the number of temporary land of this project is 3277.1 mu, including Borrow, Quarry, temporary construction facilities land and temporary construction roads. The temporary facilities and roads, which account for 86.91 mu and 150 mu respectively, can be arranged in the permanent acquisitioned land. 3040.19 mu temporary
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occupied land of Borrow and Quarry are needed, namely economic forest 755.85 mu, timber forest 1201.38 mu, frutex forest 292.1 mu and wasteland 790.86 mu.
More details are shown in Table 2.2-3.
Table 2.2-3 Temporary Land Physical Index Summary for FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
Temporary land mu 1196.16 449. 99 51. 7 1579.25 3277.1
A. Borrow land use 1097.64 410.47 28.32 1503.76 3040.19
1. Economic forest mu 268.36 487.49 755.85
2. Timber forest mu 439.75 12.26 749.37 1201.38
3. Shrubbery mu 0.00 279.12 12.98 0 292.10
4. Waste land mu 389.53 131.35 3.08 266.9 790.86
B. Construction temporary facilities mu 38.52 9.52 8.38 30.49 86.91
C. Construction temporary road mu 60 30 15 45 150
2.2.3 Population Affected by the Project
Through field investigation and statistics, project land acquisition and relocation will affect 1892 households with 6379 residents. The Project entails relocation of 1806 households with 6290 people. The other 86 households with 89 residents will partly affected in terms of house or appendix facilities.
1 ) Resident affected by the project: After the on-site investigation, there are 2313 householders, 7790 persons will be impacted by the project land requisition. Of which, 421 householders, the house dismantling will only impact 1411 persons; 1305 householders, the land requisition and house dismantling will impact 4218 persons; 587 householders, 2161 persons need remove and resettle. 1892 households, 6379 persons need relocate, among which 1806 households need resettle by housing built; 3572 persons of agricultural population need production resettlement.
2) Non-residence affected by the project:124 companies are affected collection and relocation , amounting to 1660 people(400 retired people , 300 laid off workers and 960 workers in job), among them ,36 state-owned unites amounting to 1219 people ,85 collective unites amounting to 405 people, 3 private enterprises amounting
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to 36 people .
The 32 affected business-using shop fronts, which are all located in Zhuzhou district (among them, 3 belongs to enterprises, the rest 29 belongs to the affected people who take advantage of apartments to engage in business activities, the populations are included in the statistics of affected people who belong to residential units or companies
3) The total affected people: the total enterprises and population, which are affected by collection and relocation, are 9450 .5232 people need to be resettled including 1660 non-residential workers.
The project-affected population is given in table 2.2-4.
Table 2.2-4 Relocation Population Affected Statistical Table for FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
I Land acquisition and relocation residence
HH HH 701 201 420 991 2313
Person Person 2617 841 1389 2943 7790
Among:1. NO. of only relocation not land acquisition HH 160 140 273 732 1305
Population of only relocation not land acquisition Person 588 586 892 2152 4218
2. No. of land acquisition and relocation HH 342 52 77 116 587
Population of land acquisition and relocation Person 1314 217 261 369 2161
3. No. of only land acquisition not relocation HH 199 9 70 143 421
Population of only land acquisition not relocation Person 715 38 236 422 1411
4.Total NO. of house relocation HH 502 192 350 848 1892
Total population of house relocation Person 1902 803 1153 2521 6379
5. Total NO. of need build house HH 502 182 341 781 1806
Total population of need build house Person 1902 760 1107 2521 6290
6. Need production resettlement population NO. 2029 255 497 791 3572
11 Non-resident
1. NO. of non-resident affected NO. 55 12 31 26 124
2. Non-resident population affected Person 236 48 225 1151 1660
III Total population affected by project Person 2853 889 1614 4094 9450
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2.2.4 Relocation of House and Appendix Facilities
Within the project land use scope, the Project entails relocation of house 423314.22 m2, which includes residence and non-residence two categories. Of which, the residence building area is 318451.3m2, accounting for 75.23% of the total housing area, and the non-residence building area 104862.92m2 , accounting for 24.77%.
The relocation residence area includes formal houses 260679.95m2 and sundry houses 57771.35m2. According to structure, the formal houses involve 172751.28m2 of brick and concrete structure, 77578.01 m2 of brick and timber structure, and 10350.66m2 of earth and wood structure.
The relocation non-residence involves 104862.92m2 collective buildings and enterprises buildings (business shops are concluded in the residence or enterprise houses), of which, formal house is 99028.7m2 . According to the structure, the formal house involves 3934.4m2 steel and concrete structure, 66681.81m2 of brick and concrete structure, 28069.43m2 of brick and timber structure, 343.06 earth and wood structure; and the sundry house are 5834.22m2.
After the investigation, all of the buildings in the project-affected zone are legal, and there is no temporary building. All of the non-residence users are legal managers.
The relocation houses and appendix buildings are given in table 2.2-5 and the investigation detail is given in attached table 4.
Table 2.2-5 House and Appendix Building Summary for FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
A. House and Appendix Building
(I). House m2 142315.09 37258.85 63738.37 180001.91 423314.22
1. Residence m2 94865.61 33594.49 45827.82 144163.38 318451.30
1.1. Formal house m2 77874.14 22625.74 36018.6 124161.47 260679.95
Brick & concrete m2 48275.59 16594.58 26827.54 81053.57 172751.28
Brick & timber m2 28349.82 3243.08 8135.76 37849.35 77578.01
Earth & wood m2 1248.73 2788.08 1055.3 5258.55 10350.66
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Table 2.2-5 House and Appendix Building Summary for FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
1.2. Sundry house m2 16991.47 10968.75 9809.22 20001.91 57771.35
2. Non-residence m2 47449.48 3664.36 17910.55 35838.53 104862.92
Enterprise/unit m2 47449.48 3664.36 17910.55 35838.53 104862.92
Formal house m2 44600.31 2869.42 16273.84 35285.13 99028.7
Including: steel & concrete m2 3934.4 3934.4
Brick & concrete m2 29009.9 1813.45 10263.25 25595.21 66681.81
Brick & timber m2 15568.69 1055.97 5821.25 5623.52 28069.43
Earth & wood m2 21.72 0 189.34 132 343.06
2.1.2. Sundry house m2 2849.17 794.94 1636.71 553.4 5834.22
(II). Appendix building
1. Sunning ground m2 38830.59 13665.15 18578.65 33514.618 104589.00
Cement m2 38488.58 13665.15 18415.58 31018.108 101587.41
Tibia m2 342.01 163.07 1 2496.51 3001.59
2. Bounding wall m2 12873.51 3203.98 5957.22 7196.24 29230.95
Iron made m2 11.93 171.4 183.33
Bricklaying m2 12873.51 3192.05 5785.82 7196.24 29047.62
3. Protective bank m3 8695.26 5574.73 1220.59 1048.41 16538.99
3 Mortar Masonry (Block) . m 8695.26 5217.3 584.66 1048.41 15545.63
Concrete m 3 2.31 342.72 345.03
Dry masonry m3 137.81 43.45 181.26
Bricklaying m3 217.31 249.76 467.07
4. Well No. 375 105 48 224 752
Earth well No. 4 53 45 163 265
Pressure well No. 371 52 3 61 487
5.Watertank No. 0 21 16 9 46
6. Water basin No. m3 1463.6 178 125 49
7. Firedamp basin No. 54 0 15 0 69
8. Manure pit No. 0 287 232 0 519
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2.2.5 Scattered Trees and Tombs
During the investigation of physical indexes affected by the Project, the trees around the residences of the households affected by the project and other varieties of aged plants spreading over the field are sorted and counted by their species and sizes. According to the investigation and statistics, this project requires cutting down 16039 scattered trees, in which there are 7808 fruit trees and 8231 other kinds of trees. 14 tombs are affected to relocation.
The statistics of the scattered trees and tombs affected by the Project is given in Table 2.2-6.
Table 2.2-6 Statistical Table of Scattered Tree Affected by FCLCC
Item 1UnitChangsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total A. Scattered tree No. 5797 1297 899 8046 16039 1. Fruit tree INo. 1960 457 293 5098 7808 Matured tree No. 1850 273 143 2018 4284 Young tree No. 110 184 150 3080 3524 2. Other tree No. 3837 840 606 2948 8231 B. Tomb No. 8 1 5 14
2.2.6 Infrastructure and Special Facilities
Infrastructure and special facilities affected by this project are as follows: the cement road of 22621.93m2, simple highway of 14.22 Km, tractor's road of 8.46 Km, high tension line of 29.34 Km, low tension line of 48.67 Km, 34 transformers, pest and telecom line of 35.63 Km, cable TV line of 17.26 km, 6.55 km cannel, 15 pump station and 1 ferry dork.
The infrastructure and special facilities affected by the project impact are given in Table 2.2-7.
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Table 2.2-7 Special Facilities Physical Index Summary FCLCC
Item Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
A. Road facilities
Cement pavement m2 3872 18749.93 22621.93
Simple highway km 3.65 1.7 1.35 7.52 14.22
Tractor road km 0.12 4.7 1.6 2.04 8.46
B. Power transmission line
High-voltage km 8.88 10.2 5 5.26 29.34
Low-voltage km 9.06 16.9 14.85 7.86 48.67
Transformer facilities No. 11 4 0 19 34
C. Telecommunications line km 6.06 10.59 11.91 7.07 35.63
D. Cable TV line km 0 2.3 9.05 5.91 17.26
E. Canal km 0.58 1.4 1.7 2.867 6.55
F. Pump station No./kw I 15 15
G. Ferrydock No. ji 1
2.2.7 Enterprise and Individual Business Shops
1) Enterprise
There are 124 units/enterprises buildings (1660 persons) located in the scope of levied project land, which should be relocated, including state, collective and individual enterprises. 36 of them with 1219 affected people belong to state owned enterprises, 85 of them with 405 affected people belong to collective enterprises and 3 of them with 36 affected people belong to individual enterprises. The enterprises affected by the Project are detailed in Table 2.2-8.
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Table 2.2-8 Detail Table of Enterprises/Units Affected by FCLCC
Item I Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan I Zhuzhou Total
Qty. affected 7 2 15 12 36 State enterprise Population affected 59 17 114 1029 1219 Qty. affected 48 10 13 14 85 Collective enterprise Population affected 177 31 75 122 405 Qty. affected 3 3 Individual enterprise Population affected 36 36 Qty. affected 55 12 31 26 124 TotalI I Population affected 236 48 225 1151 1660
2) Business Shop
32 business shops affected by this project are all in Zhuzhou Section. Users are local enterprise or resident who take use of part of the houses for business, mainly in service industry such as restaurant and grocer.
2.2.8 Relics and Vulnerable Group
1) Relics
The investigation indicates that no important mineral and culture heritage existed in the project zone, thus no special care is required.
2) Vulnerable Group
(1) Women: women have equal rights, positions with men in the project zone, to which no special privilege shall be given.
(2) Vulnerable group: including poor families (the per capita income is lower than 180 Yuan/month), the disabled families (physical disabled person), old person over 70 who live lonely, the minority family and the family with difficulty in house reconstruction etc. According to this investigating result, the people affected by this project are all from the Han nationality. There are 25 families with difficulty in
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house reconstruction and 95 vulnerable people in Changsha Section need special help.
The vulnerable group affected by the project will be determined further in the resettlement arrangement process according to the comparison of their own objective condition, such as their family structure, the labor employment, the economy they owned, and so on, and based on the information mastered by local civil administrative agencies. Once the households affected are considered to the vulnerable group, the project office will give them special help.
2.3 Project Impact Analysis
The area affected contains 18 villages and townships (street offices) of 5 districts (counties) and 54 villages (communities) in Changsha, Zhuzhou, and Xiangtan. Of them the production resettlement area covers 12 villages and townships (street offices) of 5 districts (counties) and 41 villages (communities); housing resettlement contains 18 villages and townships (street offices) of 5 districts (counties) and 54 villages (communities).
For more details see table 2.3-1.
Table 2.3-1 Administrative Demarcation Table for FCLCC
City Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
County (district) 2 1 1 2 5 Township, town, 33 8 5 18
(office)______Village (community) 13 5 14 24 54
2.3.1 Impact on Agriculture
The population of 41 villages that needs agricultural production resettlement is 71547, the cultivated land is 45883.98 mu, and the per capita cultivated land is 0.70 mu/person. The production resettlement population affected by the project is 3572 accounting for 4.99%. The cultivated land area occupied is 2427.15 mu; accounting for 5.29% of the total village
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cultivated land and 16.17% of the total group cultivated land.
The condition affected in every village in the project-affected zone is different; the most proportion affected in the village is 52.68% (Changsha Tianxin District Datuo Township Heishi Village) while the least only 0.28% (Zhuzhou Tianyuan District Qunfengzhen Village). Thus it can be seen that the project land acquisition had some affection on the local agriculture. Special attention should be paid on the production resettlement in the villages and groups that are affected above 20%.
2.3.2 Impact on Enterprises
1. State Enterprise
Among 36 state enterprises (1219 persons) affected by land acquisition and relocation, 31 enterprises are running well and others are with low benefit, shutout or demi-shutout. 13 enterprises need wholly removed and others are all partly affected (storage, employee dormitory, affiliated facilities, etc.).
2. Collective Enterprise
Among 85 collective enterprises (405 persons) affected by land acquisition and relocation, 69 enterprises are running well which are almost the quarry and prefabrication yard of townships and villages. These enterprises will be purchased wholly because the lack of reconstruction qualification after this project.
3. Individual Enterprise
Three individual enterprises (36 persons) are affected by land acquisition and relocation. These enterprises are litter in size. 1 enterprise needs to be removed and 25 people are affected.
2.3.3 Impact on Infrastructure and Special Facilities
The project zone belongs to the suburban; it is close to G107 National Road, with complete public facilities such as water and electricity supplies, road, telecommunication line, Cable TV line and pipes of water. The district road here is a mainly rural simple highway and tractor road; the villager's portable water source is pumped from well.
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Most of effected infrastructure and special facilities are cement roads built by enterprises and the rural simple highways, tractor road, power supply, telecommunication line, canal and quarry. The amount is small and impact is slight.
2.3.4 Project Impact Analysis
Affected by the project construction, the original production system within the affected scope will be damaged to some degree, which will has certain impact on local residents' life and production. The decrease of land resources makes part of peasants lose their dependent material base for livelihood, which leads them to have to adapt to the new environment again for life and production. However, during the project designing, the project designing unit has taken fully consideration of the damage to local life and production system caused by the land acquisition, kept on optimizing the project program and taken measures to reduce the scope of relocation and land acquisition, in order to minimize the influence of project construction on local life and production. As a result, the construction of this project.will not make large damage to the original conditions of life and production in each village. Meanwhile, because the land occupation of this project distributes- along the river embankment in the form of belt, the project influence is obvious only in part of project zone as far as project construction is concerned. The project construction will not have large impact on local industrial and agricultural production, people's life and the development of social economy.
The project zone is distributed in a linear way. At present, most of the area along the Xiang River often suffers from floods, which restrict the fast development of local economy. The project of flood control landscape road provides an opportunity for local residents to rebuild society and production system. After the completion of project, it will strengthen the capacity to fight a flood and deal with the emergency, decrease the impact of flood, provide a good environment for safeguarding citizen's life and property to the maximum degree, speed up the circulation of local agriculture products and improve the development of local economy. Besides, with the compensatory payment, by means of improving farmland irrigation facilities, transforming farmland with middle and lower output, and adjusting industry structure, the potential of exiting land resources can be fully explored and the unit output can be increased so as to make up for the lost of income due to the decrease of cultivated land and reach or surpass the original level as soon as possible.
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Temple, Tianxinge, Juzizhou, Martyr Park, Qingshuitang which is the old site of CPC Xiang area Committee, Hunan first Normal School, the old site of Hunan Self-study University, the old site of Xinmin Association, Mawangdui ancient tomb of Xihan and the former homes of some historic famous people as Yang Kaihui, Huang Xing, Cai Hesen, Xu Teli, Liu Shaoqi. Liuyang Daweishan and Ningxiang Huitang Hot Spring are also good places to take a trip. At the end of 1998, Changsha was among the first group of cities that were given the title of China Excellent Tourism City by the nation.
(2 The mineral resources: Mineral resources of Changsha is abundant, the mineral mostly distributes in Ningxiang, Liuyang and north of Wangcheng. There are 51 kinds of mineral such as coal, phosphor, sulphur, and chrysanthemum stone and so on. It has 27 large mineral beds, 56 small mineral beds and 256 mineral points. The mineral, which reserves rank the first in the whole country, contains Haicang Stone, chrysanthemum stone, etc. And the reserves, which rank the first in the whole province, contain phosphor, sulphur, copper, and zinc.
( Biological resources: There are 26 sections, 881 categories and 1973 kinds of altitude foliages in the whole city. There are 14 kinds belong to the national pivot protection, and 14 kinds belong to two or three grade protection. Animal's species are also numerous.
4) General Situation of Social Economy
Changsha is the political, economic and cultural center of Hunan province. There are such five districts as Furong, Tianxin, Yuelu, Kaifu and Yuhua, and such four counties as Changsha, Wangcheng, Ninxiang and Liuyang. The total area is 11,800 km2. The total population is 595.50*1 04 by the end of 2002, of which the non-agricultural population is 199.10*104 and the agriculture population is 396.40*104 with the natural population growth rate of 0.294%.
In 2002, Changsha economic gross has achieved great success. The gross domestic product (GDP) reached 81.29 billion Yuan. Computing according to the comparative price, it goes up 12.7% compared with that in 2001. Of which, the value of increase in the first
3-3 Resettlement Action Plan for Corridor Component industry was 8.07 billion Yuan, up 4.0%; the value of increase in the second industry was 33.73 billion Yuan, up 15.0%; and the value of increase in the third industry was 39.49 billion Yuan, up 12.7%. The ration of the first, the second and third industry was 9.9: 41.5: 48.6. Comparing with the first half year, the proportion of the first industry reduced 0.9 percentage points, the proportion of the second industry increased 0.7 percentage points, and the proportion of the third industry increased 0.2 percentage points. The average GDP is 13,747 Yuan, increasing 1304 Yuan more than the year 2001, up 11.5%.
(D Agriculture and rural economy are developing smoothly and the industrialization course of agriculture becomes faster. In 2002, 13.023 billion Yuan of the total output value in agriculture, forestry, stock raising and fishery has been completed in the whole year, up 4.6% compared with the same period last year. At the end of 2002 the cultivated land area of the whole city is 239.99 thousand hectare; the product quantity of food is 212.08*1 04 ton, down 15.3% compared with the same period last year; cotton 0.09*104 ton, down 4.9%; tobacco 2.03*1 04 ton, up 69.5%; oil plants 2.91*1 04 ton, up 5.2%; pork pigs 658.26*1 04 ton, up 0.4%.
©) Industry production keeps on developing fast. The industries in Changsha take food, light textile, electronics, machine as pillar industry, and other industries such as chemical engineering, building materials, medicine, car, metallurgy.. .etc. have good foundation too. Such key products have developed as multicolor tube, computer, cigarette, electric appliances in car, air condition, etc. There are 100 various products that have been launched into the international market, and sold to more than 100 countries and regions. The total production value of 71.831 billion Yuan was completed in industry, up 13.6% compared with the same period in 2001.
© Culture, education and hygiene are developed steadily. In 2002, there are 30 universities and colleges, 6 adult universities and colleges, 10 postgraduates training units; 83 senior high schools, 272 junior high schools, 1719 elementary schools. There are 20.19*104 university and college students, 2.05*104 adult university and college students; 9.72*104 senior high school students, 33.91*104 junior high school students, 34.21*104 elementary school students. In 2002, there are 12 art perform groups, 10 culture centers, 7 public libraries, 13 museums, 16
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archives with 56.12*104 opening archives in many aspects. At the same time, broadcast and TV keep on developing fast. In 2002, the comprehensive broadcasting and TV coverage rate reaches 96.4%, and the comprehensive television coverage rate is 97.2%. Medical treatment hygiene condition keeps on improving. In 2002, there are 1127 all kinds of hygiene organizations, of which: 282 hospitals and hygiene stations; 12 epidemic prevention organizations; 11 hygiene organizations for women and children. There are 2.71*104 professional hygiene professionals including 1.12*104 doctors and 0.85*104 nurses. There are 2.25*1 04 beds available in the hygiene organizations.
(A) Urban living standard keeps on improving. The per capita governable income of citizens was 9021 RMB Yuan, up 9.9% comparing with the same period in 2001. Considering price, the actual increase is 10.8%. The average consumptive payout is 7854 Yuan, the increase is 6.0%. The urban Enger coefficient is 32.3, down 1.6% comparing with the same period in 2001; the rural Enger coefficient is 44.5, down 1.2%. In the urban resident consume, the consumes of clothing (up 8.7%), traffic and communication (up 9.3%), education cultural entertainment service (up 8.8%), especially medical care (up 24.5%) and inhabitation (up 21.5%) are increased greatly. Equipment and service, miscellaneous commodity and service are decreasing, down 9.2% and 15.5% respectively. The per capita governable income of rural citizens is 3385 RMB Yuan with an increase of 232 Yuan compared with 2001 (up 7.4%); the per capita pure income of farmers is 3462 Yuan, up 7.6%. The income structure of farmers keeps on changing; the proportion of income from agriculture decreased gradually and that from non-agriculture, such as working outside, enterprises and family production operation, increased. 60.1% of the farmers' income is from non- agriculture. In 2001, the per capita living output of farmers is 2972 Yuan, up 9.3% compared with last year, of which the medical care, traffic and communication are increasing farthest, up 58.5% and 24.0% respectively.
The per capita house area of rural citizens is 44.43 m2 , up 1.76 M2.
3.1.2 Natural and Economic Survey in Xiangtan City
1) Geology and Physiognomy
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The Xiangtan section of the project zone is high in east and low in west, high in north and low in south, inclines from northeast to southwest and forms a plain, hill and mountains in Yantianhu. The terrain is steep in west bank of the Xiangjiang river. The bedrock is composed of sand and gravel, sandstone, siltstone, sandy shale, shale, and mudstone.
In terms of regional geotectonic place, the region is seated in the South China Fold System, and within the Asia-Europe plate. The strata are old and stable. According to China Earthquake Motion Parameter Zoning Plan (GB18306-2001), the Xiangtan has earthquake motion peak acceleration of less than 0.05g., the earthquake motion response spectrum characteristic period of 0.35s, the corresponding earthquake basic intensity is less than VI-degree.
2) Hydrology and Meteorology
Based on the data statistic observed by the Xiangtan Meteorological Station's: in Xiangtan region the mean annual temperature is 17.3C, the January is the lowest in a year with mean annual air temperature of 4.8 'C, the July is the highest in a year with mean annual air temperature of 29.21C. The mean annual air pressure 1008.2 hpa. The mean annual rainfall is 1317.2mm, maximum daily rainfall is 209.8mm. The rainfall between March and June makes up mor than 55% of the total rainfall in a year. The inter-year max. rainfall is 2 times the annual minimum rainfall. The mean annual evaporation is 1310.0mm, mean annual sunshine duration is 1620.7 hours, mean annual wind velocity is 2.3m/s and max. wind velocity 20.0m/s.
The Xiangjiang river section within the Xiangtan urban district merges the Lianshui and Juanshui is located in the backwater of Dongting Lake and suffered flood and water logging disaster frequently.
3) Natural Resource
The plant group in the region is typical middle subtropical hilly masson pine group. The natural vegetation is dominated by cupule, camphor, holly, tea, rosebush, and rape. The forest vegetation is dominated by man-made forest. The main vegetation is ever-green broad-leaved forest, conifer, and broad-leaved mixture. The major trees in the region is
3-6 Resettlement Action Plan for Comidor Component mason pine, firry, camphor and the economic forest involves oil tea, and oil tong. The economic plants can be divided into amylum, axunge plant, industry plant, and medical plant. The agriculture crop resources and animal resources within the region are rich.
4) General Situation of Social Economy
Xiangtan is a light industry city with total land area of 5015 km2 and governs three cities and one county like Yuetang district, Yuhu district, Xiangtan county, Xiangxiang city,
Shaoshan city. At the end of 2002, the population was 281.17*1 04, including 202.6*1 04 agriculture population, 78.57*1 04 non-agriculture population. The population natural growth rate is 0.255%, which was 0.071 % down compared with previous year.
The Xiangtan continuously expanded in economy and strengthened in comprehensive strength. According to estimates, the GDP in the city was 26.23 billion Yuan, increased 10.5% compared with last year. Of this total the value of increase in the first industry was 3.517 billion Yuan, up 4.0%; the value of increase in the second industry was 11.525 billion Yuan, up 12.5%; and the value of increase in the third industry was 11.188 billion Yuan, up 10.7%. Per capita GDP was 9340 Yuan, increased 831 Yuan compared with last year. In the structure of these three industries, the proportion of the first industry is 13.4%, reduced 0.9 percentage points; the proportion of the second industry is 43.9%, increased 0.5 percentage points; and the proportion of the third industry is 42.7%, increased 0.4 percentage points.
(j Agriculture industry is developing smoothly. In 2002, 5.74 billion Yuan of the total output value in agriculture, forestry, stock raising and fishery has been completed, up 4% compared with the same period last year. Of which the product quantity of food is 132.12*1l0 4 tons, down 4.1 % compared with the same period last year; 0.79*10 4 ton oil plants and O.11 *l 4 ton tea, keep a balance with the last year; 0.31 *104 ton sugar, up 42.1 %; 439.04*1 04 head of pork pigs are produced in the whole year, up 5.3% compared with 2001; the aquatic product quantity is 6.1* ~4ton, up 5.0%.
©Z Industrial production is developing smoothly. In 2002, 9.614 billion Yuan of total output value in industry was increased, up 12.6% compared with last year. Of which 4.919 billion Yuan are increased in non-state-owned industries whose income are above
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500*104 Yuan, up 18.03%; and the distribution rate is 100.7%, increased 0.4 percentage point.
( Culture, education and hygiene are in a new phase. There are 4 universities and colleges with 6.2*1 04 students; 45 middle schools with 5.2*1 04 students; 58 vocational school with 4.5*104 students. New development plafform for broadcast and TV has been established. In 2002, there were more than 11*104 cable TV users and more than 3*1 04 Internet users. Hygiene industry has developed stably. In 2002, there were 877 all kinds of hygiene organizations. There were 9851 hygiene professionals including 4061 doctors. There are 8439 beds available in the hygiene organizations.
(a) Both urban and rural citizens' living standard have improved. In 2002, the per capita governable income of urban citizens was 7117 RMB Yuan with an increase of 11.5%; and the per capita governable income of rural citizens was 2946 RMB Yuan with an increase of 156 Yuan (5.6%).
3.1.3 Natural and Economic Survey in Zhuzhou City
1) Geology and Geomorphology:
The geomorphic unit of the project belongs to frontline of Xiangjiang alluvium terrace 1, and the undulation of topography is big, the elevation is 38.50-59.20m. The reaches of the Xiangjiang River in this location are straight and widen. The main stratum is Chuanshan group in Carboniferous System (C3c), alluvium of Pleistocene Series in Quaternary
System (Q3 a1) and artificial deposit (Qs). The tectonic structure doesn't develop and this is a relative stable area. The stratum owns a dualistic structure because the project belongs to frontline of the Xiangjiang River alluvium Terrace I. The project zone has weak anti-erode and water logging resistance capability. The main poor geologic phenomenon is erosion of roadbed slope.
Based on the China Seismic Zone Demarcation Map, the Seismic Peak Acceleration<0.05g, seismic response spectrum period is 0.35S, and the basic seismic intensity is less than degree VI.
2) Hydrology and Meteorology
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Based on the data statistic from 1961 to 1995 observed by the Zhuzhou Meteorological Station's: in the region the mean annual temperature is 17.5C, the extreme highest temperature was 40.5C (on August 27, 1963), the extreme lowest temperature was -11.5'C (on Dec. 29, 1991). The mean annual rainfall is 1412.2 mm, the rainfall space-time is distributed unevenly. The rainfall between April and June makes up 43% of the total in a year. The rainfall in April is the maximum reaching 207.2mm and the rainfall in December is the minimum reaching 50.2mm. Mean annual rainfall duration is 154 days. Mean annual evaporation is 1369.8mm. The air temperature between June and August is the highest and the evaporation is the largest. The mean annual evaporation in July is 249.7mm. The mean annual wind velocity is 2.2 m/s, the measured maximum wind speed was 21.3 m/s (on April 13, 1980, wind direction NNW), and the leading wind direction is northwest wind. The mean annual maximum wind velocity in flood season 12.5m/s.
There are 341 rivers with a length above 5km in Zhuzhou, of which: 19 rivers are longer than 30km, and 7 rivers are longer than 100km. All these rivers belong to the Xiangjiang river system. The water resources in the area are 64.497 billion i 3, and the average surface runoff/per capita is 2956.4m3. Affected by the monsoon, the rainy and dry seasons are obvious, and the frequency of drought and flood is high in the area: there are 4 years occurring flood events for every 7 years and 8 years having drought events for every 10 years.
3) Natural Resources:
* Forest resources: Zhuzhou is an important forest zone in Hunan Province. Now, there is 10.8618-million mu woodland in Zhuzhou, of which: forest area is 7.1426 million mu; forest coverage rate is 41.69% and is the fifth in Hunan Province. The oil-tea camellia is 2.06 million mu with an annual oil-tea camellia seed product output of 32.49 million kg, which is the first in the country. The vegetation sorts in the zone are 106 systems, 269 categories and 884 stirps. Of which, there are 70 valuable and rare vegetations. There are 141 wildlife animals in the zone, 7 animals such as Huanan Tiger are the national 1st degree protection animals, and 15 animals such as macaque are national 2nd degree protection animals.
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* Minerals resources: Zhuzhou is rich in mineral resources with many varieties, large reserves, wide distribution, good quality and easy exploitation condition. Now, the there are 25 proven minerals, and 7 of them have large reserves: coal 310.77 million t; iron ore 207.67 million t; silicon sand 64 million t; cement & lime 2.3 billion t; kaolin 20.39 million t; lead and zinc 585,700 t; fluorite 449,200 t.
* Energy resources: There are many rivers such as the Xiangjiang River, Mishui River and Lushui River running through Zhuzhou with a total length of 391km. The yearly runoff is 73.6 billion m3, the potential developable hydropower reserves are 5.671 million kilowatt, and the yearly electricity generation amount will be 2.268 billion KWh after development.
* Tourism resources: Zhuzhou owns good tourism resources. The main scenery spots are Emperor Yandi Mausoleum, Taoyuan Cave, Yunyin Mountain, the Xiangjiang River Scenery Zone, the Jiubu River, Sikong Mountain, Yunyan Mountain, Zifu Temple and Laocaizi Grave.
4) Social and Economic Conditions
Zhuzhou city makes up 5.32% of total national land area in Hunan Province with an area of 11272 km2. In 2002, the cultivated land was 2.3816 million mu. Now, there are such four districts as Hetang, Lusong, Shifeng, Tianyuan, such five counties as Zhuzhou, Liling, Youxian, Chaling under jurisdiction of Zhuzhou city including 140 villages and towns.
After 50-year development, Zhuzhou has formed a relatively integral system in economy and construction with relatively large development in comprehensive strength, and the national economy presents more comprehensive, rapid, and sustainable development state. In 2002, the GDP was 35.53 billion RMB Yuan, with an increase of 10.8% compared with that of previous year. Of which: the value of first industry was 5.299 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 3.1%; the second industry 17.241 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 13.2%; the third industry 12.99 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 11%; and the per capita GDP value reached 9645 RMB Yuan. In the "Ninth Five-year National Development Plan' period, the industry structure in Zhuzhou has been adjusted. The ratio of three industries in GDP changed from 21.4%, 47.0%, 31.6% in 1995 to 14.9%, 48.5%,
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36.6% in 2002, and its industry order is 'the second industry, the third industry and the first industry". The second industry is dominant and the proportion of the third industry is rising continuously.
* Agriculture: Zhuzhou city is dominated by grain in terms of agriculture planting and pig rising in terms of breed aquatics. After reforming and opening to the outside, the village and town enterprises have developed very quickly and rural economy has been very stirring. In 2002, the total agriculture production value in Zhuzhou was 7.988 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 3.2% compared with that of previous year; grain product output was 17.246 billion tons; oil material 29,800 tons; pig, cattle and sheep product 3.5164 million capita; aquiculture product output 54,100 tons. The high-efficiency agriculture including such agriculture products as grain, sugar material, tobacco, vegetable, fruit, and tea has developed very quickly.
* Industry: Zhuzhou has been a comprehensive industrial city with complete varieties developed after founding of P.R.C., which has been dominated by non-ferrous metallurgy and processing, machinery, chemical industry and construction material and supported by light industry, textile, pharmacy, and electron. The industry has been a dominant factor in national economy. In 2002, the industry was increased continuously with a total industrial value of 42.61 billion RMB Yuan. The main products are: raw coal, electricity, vitriol, caustic soda, nitrogenous fertilizer, plane glass, domestic chinaware, steel, copper, lead, zinc, electric locomotive, railway lorry, motorcycle, and horniness alloy. Rapid growth of such industries has initially formed industry advantage as energy resources, non-ferrous metallurgy, chemical industry, tobacco, construction material and foodstuff.
* Population and Living: By the end of 2002 the total population of Zhuzhou city was 3.6737 million with a natural growth rate 0.457%. The standard of living has improved significantly. The per capita governable income of citizens was 7934 RMB Yuan with an increase of 9.5%, the Enger coefficient was 35.6% with a decrease of 0.9%; the per capita governable income of farmers was 2817 RMB Yuan with an increase of 5%, the Enger coefficient was 48.8% with a decrease of 1%.
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different levels and sorts in * Culture, Education and Hygiene: In 2002, education with and colleges with 23,025 Zhuzhou has greatly developed. There were 5 universities and 264,300 primary students in Zhuzhou. There are 334,100 middle school students In 2002, there were 9 school students. New fruits have been gotten in culture industry. in Zhuzhou city; the cultural centers, 7 museums, 3 memorials, 6 public libraries 100%. New development stability rate of village and town culture stations was 2002, there were 112,500 platform for broadcast and TV has been established. In and TV coverage rate cable TV users in Zhuzhou with a comprehensive broadcasting in every village has 96%. The work for making broadcasting and TV available there were 485 all kinds completed. Hygiene industry has developed stably. In 2002, hospitals, 141 of hygiene organizations in Zhuzhou, of which: 31 comprehensive organizations; 13 hygiene hospitals and hygiene stations; 10 epidemic prevention professional hygiene organizations for women and children. There were 12,647 There are 9688 beds professionals including 5,182 doctors and 4,134 nurses. available in the hygiene organizations.
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District 3.2.1 Social and Economical Survey of Changsha Tianxin
increases. 1,705.99 millions The district's national economy persistently, steadily, quickly year. Computing according to Yuan of the local total output value was achieved in a whole total the value of increase in the comparative price, it up 16.6% more than 2001. Of this of increase in the second the first industry was 86.55 million Yuan, up 4.5%; the value increase in the third industry industry was 546.96 million Yuan, up 23.1%; and the value of the second and third industry was 1, 072.48 million Yuan, up 14.6%. The ration of the first, of the first industry reduced was 5.07: 32.06: 62.87.Comparing with 2001, the proportion reduced 1.4 percentage 0.38 percentage points, the proportion of the second industry points. points, and the proportion of the third industry reduced 1.35 percentage
130.15 million Yuan of the * Agriculture and rural economy are developing smoothly. and fishery has been total output value in agriculture, forestry, stock raising period last year. There completed in the whole year, up 5% compared with the same
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were 11700 mu of cultivated land at the end of the year. The product quantity of food is 2773 tons, down 67.3% compared with the same period last year. The stock raising and fishery are developing smoothly. 59.8 thousands of pork pigs were produced in the whole year, up 13.7% compared with 2001; 2296 tons of aquatic products were produced, up 9.2%.
* Industrial production is developing smoothly. In 2002, 1794.93 million Yuan of total output value in industry was completed, up 13.4% compared with last year. Among it: there were 764.23 million Yuan in the industrial companies sales revenue above 500 million Yuan, up 44.4% and 1030.69 million Yuan in the industrial companies sales revenue less than the former, up 1.2%.
* The culture, education and hygiene causes are developing smoothly. There are 9 middle schools, 55 primary schools, in the area under the district's jurisdiction. Of which, the there are 18708 primary school students, 7384 middle school students. There are 231 medical organizations in the area under the district's jurisdiction. There are 30 hospitals and public health clinics, 1 health supervision organization, 1 organization for caring for women and children's health, 1 disease prevention and cure control center. There are 1200 personnel with 885 doctors and 315 nurses.
* The population and livelihood: the total population of the whole district was 386443 persons at the end of the year with a natural increase rate of 0.07%, 0.189 down compared with last year. The employment rate is stable and salary increase steadily. 7227 persons were employed in 2002, up 3.3% comparing with last year. There were 4293 persons in state-owned units, 1714 persons in collective-owned units, and 1220 persons in the others. The average wage of the workers, who were employed, was 14170 Yuan at the end of the year, up 23.23% compared with last year.
3.2.2 Social and Economical Survey of Changsha County
In 2002, the environment for economic development in Changsha County is further optimized, national economy maintained rapid and healthy development, and the living standard keep on improving. 1066309*104 Yuan of the local total output value was
3-13 Resettlement Action Plan for Corridor Component achieved in a whole year. Computing according to the comparative price, it up 13.2% more than 2001. Of this total the value of increase in the first industry was 187407*1 04 Yuan, up 4.1%; the value of increase in the second industry was 576427*104 Yuan, up 16.4%; and the value of increase in the third industry was 302475*1 04 Yuan, up 13%. The ration of the first, the second and third industry was 17.6: 54: 28.4. Comparing with last year, the proportion of the first industry reduced 1 percentage point, the proportion of the second industry reduced 0.2 percentage points, and the proportion of the third industry reduced 0.4 percentage points. The average GDP is 14508 Yuan; increase 1400 Yuan compared with last year, up 5.8%.
Agriculture: Rural economy is developing smoothly. In 2002, 301147*1 04 Yuan of the total output value in agriculture, forestry, stock raising and fishery has been completed, up 4.5% compared with the same period last year; the product quantity of food is 48.52*104 tons, down 8.6% compared with the same period last year; the oil production is 7378 ton, up 14% compared with last year; 188.8*104 of pork pigs are produced in the whole year, up 6.8% compared with 2001; the aquatic product quantity is 14000 ton, up 5.8%.
Industry: In accordance with the industrial development path of 'one zone with six parks, driving the whole county's economy", the industrialization process is strongly promoted. The industrial development pattern under the jurisdiction of county has initially taken shape, with industry at zone as its driving force and machinery manufacturing industry as its main part. Private enterprises develop rapidly, invited enterprises have an obvious advantage and industrialization steps into the rapid development orbit. 17,360,21*1 04 Yuan of aggregate industrial gross production value was accomplished, up 27.8% than previous year. Of this total, the stat-owned enterprises and that with yearly sales revenue above 5 million Yuan, achieved output value 11,278,16*104 Yuan, up 35% than previous year and the industrial enterprises below specific scale achieved total output value 6,082,05*1 04 Yuan, up 3%.
Culture, Education and Hygiene: In 2002, the education cause in the whole county prospered. There were 51 common middle schools, 7 vocational middle schools and 319 primary schools, with 103,479 students and 6,559 faculties. The enrolment ratio in
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primary school was 100%, the enrolment ratio in middle school was 99.12% and the enrolment quotas in senior middle school were 75.6%. Culture cause witnesses free development of different forms and styles in the culture. In 2002, there were 20 township cultural stations, 21 film projection units. 2,600 films were showed and the extension rate of TV was above 80%, which enriched people's life in spare time. Hygiene cause develops with stable steps. At the end of the year, there were 39 hygiene institutions, with 1,236 sick beds, 1,514 working staffs and 1,306 hygiene professionals.
Population and People's Life: At the end of 2002, the number of total population was 734,000, down 0.3% compared with the same periods. Among total population, the number of agricultural population and non-agricultural population were 670,000 and 64,000 respectively. The natural growth rate was -0.8%o. The population density was 368 persons per square kilometer. People's living conditions keep on improving. In 2002, the disposable income of rural residents was 3,702 Yuan with a growth rate of 7.8% than previous year, per-capita consumption expenditure was 2,780 Yuan with an increase of 48 Yuan and a growth rate of 2%, and per-capita savings were 4,504 Yuan with a growth rate of 18.7%.
3.2.3 Social and Economical Survey of Xiangtan City
In 2002, the national economy in Yuetang District realized moderate and rapid growth. The principal economic indexes basically reached the expected target and the national economy generally went smoothly. According to the statistics, the district ruled units accomplished gross production value 1,517,130,000 Yuan, up 12.2% than previous year. Of this total, the added value in primary industry was 127,840,000 Yuan, up 4.8%, as 818,520,000 Yuan in the secondary industry with a growth rate of 12.9% and 570,770,000 Yuan in the tertiary industry with a growth rate of 13.1%. The total level of market price roses a little, and the market material supply was ample and stable and tends to be blooming.
O Agriculture: The agriculture continues to maintain stable development. In 2002, the agriculture restructuring intensity was strengthened and won initial success. The
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accomplished gross production value in sectors of farming, forestry, animal husbandry, sideline production and fishery was 244,060,000 Yuan in a whole year, up 5.6% than previous year. The district has a yearly grain output of 28110 tons with a decline rate 12.7%, vegetables 56486 tons with a growth rate of 9.7%, 168200 full-grown pigs with a growth rate of 5%, and aquatic products 1660 tons with a growth rate of 1%.
(© Industry: The industrial economy in the whole district maintains a stable increase, which accomplished aggregate industrial gross production value 2,795,130,000 Yuan (existing price), up 11.9% than previous year and achieved sales revenue of 5,000,000 Yuan in a whole year.
® Culture, Education and Hygiene: Education keeps on developing and quality education is further strengthen. In 2002, the enrolment ratio in primary school and middle school was 100%, and the graduation rate of primary school is 100%. Culture course keeps on strengthening. In 2002, there are 17 broadcast and TV stations- in this district with 7 530m2 areas. Hygiene cause keeps on strengthening. In 2002, there are 302 hygiene institutions, with 1670 sick beds, 1946 working staffs of all levels, 1646 herbalist and western doctors. Hygiene epidemic prevention, caring for women and children's health, hygiene monitoring, medical perform, medical politics and rural hygiene have some new development.
( Population and Living: By the end of 2002, there are 330780 people in this district, of which agriculture population is 86038 and non-agriculture population is 244750 with a natural growth rate of 4.1 %o.The incomes of urban and rural citizens are increasing balanceable and the living standard keeps on improving. In 2002 the average income of workers is 10450 Yuan, increased 8% compared with last year; the disposable income of rural residents is 3,944 Yuan with a growth rate of 8% than previous year. The living quality improved and rural telephone increased greatly.
3.2.4 Social and Economical Survey of Zhuzhou Tianyuan District
Tianyuan district is located on the west bank of the Xiangjiang River in Zhuzhou City with an area of 150 km2. By the end of 2002, the total population was 109012, including the agriculture population of 59143, making up 54.3% of the total; the population density was
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727 persons/km2. The natural growth rate was 0.75%. There are 28.4 thousand employed persons, making up 26.1% of total population; in them 20.5 thousand labors for agriculture with a ratio of 72.2% and 7.9 thousand going out for work with a ratio of 27.8%.
In recent years, the Tianyuan district has developed quickly. The high technology development zone on the west bank has developed stably and it has pushed the development of the related industries in the region. The total economic amount has increased stably and healthily, the proportion of the third industry has continuously promoted, and the structure of the third industry becomes gradually rational. In 2002, the total GDP was 423.38 million RMB Yuan with an increase 11.24%, in it: the first industry had a growth value of 129.37 million RMB Yuan with an increase of 10.83%; the second industry had a growth value of 155.91 million RMB Yuan with an increase of 11.52%, and the third industry had a growth value of 138.10 million RMB Yuan with an increase of 11.34%; the average GDP was 4193 RMB Yuan. The energy and vigor for economy increasing has been strengthened significantly, and the economic structure has been adjusted, the increased ratio for the third industry has been adjusted from 31.72:35.94:32.34 to 30.56:36.83:32.62. The agriculture structure adjustment was improved, and village economic energy has been strengthened. By the end of 2002, the actual cultivated land area was 50.4 thousand mu and average of 0.85 mu, grain product was 37 thousand tons with and average of 340 kg/per capita, and the average grain/mu was 734 kg.
The agriculture has also promoted quickly. In 2002, the total gross product in farming, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery was 210.72 million RMB Yuan with an increase of 3.9%. The industry has developed increasingly, In 2002, the gross industry product was 11.31 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 40.5% compared to the previous year; The total added value for industry was 32.8 billion RMB Yuan with an increase of 36.8%. The governable income for farmer was 7934 RMB Yuan with an increase of 9.5%. The annual average net income was 3430 RMB Yuan with an increase of 7.0% compared to the previous year. There were 22 villages, which benefited from available of tap water. Roads, electricity, mail and telephone were available in all administrative villages. The culture and education promoted quickly, education at of different levels and sorts have all developed. There were 3 middle schools, 35 primary schools, and 1007 professional teachers in the
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3.2.5 Social and Economical Survey of Zhuzhou County
Located in the south of Zhuzhou city, Zhuzhou County has an area of 1,381 km2. The county is long from north to south and narrow from west to east with Lukou town in the crossing of the Xiangjiang River and Lushui River. The town is 15 km from Zhuzhou city. This county consists of 7 towns, 14 townships and 2 farms totally 332 villages .The population was 437,300 in 2002, of which 387.500 were farmers, about 88.6% of the total. The population density was 317 persons/ km2 .The natural growth rate was 2.82%. The towns have 209,300 work forces about 47.9% of the population, including 141900 farmers about 67.8% of the total and 67400 going out for work with a ratio of 32.2%.
The county is rich in natural resources as coal, steel, lead, zinc, uranium and limestone etc including 500,000,000 tons of limestone. About 69 km of the Xiangjiang River and 13km of the Lushui River flow across the region with a practical hydropower of about 180000 kilowatts and 150,000 kilowatts developable
The county has very beautiful scenery and well-known spots. There exists Longshan hill and culture heritage of Daxi period in the eastern part, Jiangling county of the Wu period in southern part, Kongling bank as charming place of Hunan in the western part and Dajing scenery zone and Fubo Chine -farmer's movement base ever visited by Maozedong in the county in the northern part.
Zhuzhou County has fertile farm lands suitable for various of agriculture production .It is also one of the forestry and oil related plants base of Hunan with a forest coverage of 43%. Rice is its main food provision. Zhuzhou County mainly focus on construction materials, paper, domestic chinaware, chemical machinery in industry.
By the end of 2002, the actual cultivated land was 411400 mu including 366700 mu paddy field and 44700 mu dry land, grain product was 289639 tons and the average grain/per mu was 705 kilos. The farmers had an average of 1.06 mu plow land and 748 kg/per
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Look from the main economy trend of the county, the private economy has developed rapidly and infrastructure has been strengthened .The national economy of the county has sustained stable and healthy development and the total economic amount has increased stably, the proportion of the third industry has continuously promoted, and the structure of the third industry becomes gradually rational .In 2002, the GDP was 273640000 RMB Yuan, with an increase of 9.6% compared with that of the previous year. Of which: the add value of the first industry was 720250000 RMB Yuan with an increase of 2.6%; the second industry 981.97 million RMB Yuan an increase of 14.5%; the third industry 1033820000 RMB Yuan an increase of 10.3%; the per capita GDP value was 6203 Yuan ($750).
The vigor and energy of the economy got strong radically with some progress in the economy structure manipulated. The increased ratio for the three industries has adjusted from 28.1:34.2:37.7 to 26.32: 35.98: 37.79. The adjustment of agriculture structure has progressed and the countryside economy has developed rapidly. Industry economy has been enhanced with the appearance- of other fresh spots. The GDP in agriculture and industry was 4019770000 RMB Yuan with 2925610000 Yuan in industry, 72.8% of the total, and 1094160000 RMB Yuan, 27.2 % of the total. The per capita gross industry and agriculture product was 9193 RMB Yuan. In 2002, the average net income of the countryside residents was 4074 RMB Yuan with an increase of 10.05%. 28 villages have benefited from tap water project. Roads and electricity are available in all administrative villages. 328 villages have connected telephone accounted for 98.8% of the total.
The modernization of education has been enhanced steadily with various kinds of education developed. There were about 31 middle schools, 185 primary schools and 1 vocational school with a total of 3850 professional teachers. There were also progresses in culture industry including 22 culture centers (stations), 1 library and there were 8000 cable TV households with a comprehensive broadcasting and TV coverage rate of 95%. Hygiene industry has developed stably. There were 31 health hygiene organizations and 889 hygiene professionals including 259 doctors. There were 619 beds available in the hospitals.
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3.3 Social and Economical Survey of Towns and Villages Affected by the Project
The Flood Control Landscape Corridor Component have influenced 5 towns (districts), 21 townships (towns, offices), 54 villages (administrations), in Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan City, of which rural resettlement involves 12 townships (towns), 41 villages (administrations). From June to August 2003, the people's government of the county has organized offices of the resettlement planning units and other related departments to make some detailed research on the fundamental social and economical situation in the influenced towns and villages. For detail information about the basic situation of the influenced villages by the project is given in Table 3.3-1.
3-20 Table 3.3-1 Baseline Table of Land Acquisition and Relocation for FCLCC
Village(Reside(Person) lPopulation Cultivated Land (mu) Per Capita County Township Non- Cultivated District (District) (T e Committee,Administra Group Total Agriculture agriculture Total Paddy Field Dry Land Vegetable Land tive Office) Populato PouainLand (mu)
Changsha 2 3 12 182 23079 23006 73 16160.19 11277.30 4882.89 0.70 Tianxin 2 6 115 13391 13350 41 6731.13 4239.49 2491.64 0.50
Datuo 5 107 12686 12667 19 6445.81 4239.49 2206.32 0.51 Xinglong 23 2625 2623 2 2111.00 1324.00 787.00 0.80 Datuo 24 2030 2029 1 1430.94 1015.31 415.63 0.70 Xingang 19 2259 2254 5 1307.42 1042.46 264.96 0.58 Huanghe 18 2553 2548 5 1124.85 712.00 412.85 0.44 Heishi 23 3219 3213 6 471.60 145.72 325.88 0.15 Xunkaipu Office 1 8 705 683 22 285.32 285.32 0.40 Wenhua 8 705 683 22 285.32 285.32 0.40 Changsha 1 6 67 9688 9656 32 9429.06 7037.81 2391.25 0.97 Muyun 6 67 9688 9656 32 9429.06 7037.81 2391.25 0.97 Sanxing 17 2206 2203 3 2043.20 1691.06 352.14 0.93 Muyun 11 1519 1518 1 999.64 827.00 172.64 0.66 Lianhe 14 2058 2051 7 2726.00 1599.00 1127.00 1.32 Fengcheng 11 1650 1639 11 1140.04 974.04 166.00 0.69 Yaotang 6 965 963 2 1014.40 856.71 157.69 1.05 Nantuo 8 1290 1282 8 1505.78 1090.00 415.78 1.17 Xiangtan 1 4 10 123 14113 13499 614 8194.49 6015.43 967.93 1511.16 0.58 Yuetang 4 10 123 14113 13499 614 8194.491 6015.431 967.93 1511.16 0.58 Yijiawan 1 14 1915 1862 53 938.81 779.91 77.50 81.40 0.50 Songshan 14 1915 1862 53 938.81 779.91 77.50 81.40 0.50 Hetang 5 70 7434 7339 95 5572.92 4187.09 698.13 987.70 0.76
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Village (Residential Population (Person) Cultivated Land (mu) Per Capita Dsct County Township Comfe,diitaGopNon- Cultivated DistConty (TownOffice) tive Office) Total Agrculure agriculture Total Paddy Field Dry Land Vegeable u)ad (District) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~PopulationPopulation ___(mu)___ Land__
0.81 .______Yijia 10 1271 1246 25 1006.99 939.39 241.60 126.00 Zhengjiang 25 1956 1956 1967.60 1257.60 62.00 648.00 1.01 Zhubu 15 1861 1842 19 1320.10 968.10 184.00 168.00 0.72 Shuangbu 10 1047 1022 25 625.31 527.28 91.43 6.60 0.61 Dishui 10 1299 1273 26 652.92 494.72 119.10 39.10 0.51 Baota 3 30 3830 3364 466 1455.23 1042.43 155.50 257.33 0.43 55.64 0.13 ______=______Adminitrativ OffiDonghu5 769 769 98.34 2.70 40.00
Jiangbian 8 734 718 16 372.80 319.00 14.80 39.00 0.52 Yunpan 17 2327 1877 450 984.09 720.73 100.70 162.69 0.52 Bantang 1 9 934 934 0 227.53 6.00 36.80 184.73 0.24 Bantang 9 934 934 227.53 6.00 36.80 184.73 0.24
Zhuzhou 2 5 19 325 34355 28795 5560 21529.30 17601.70 2367.60 1560.00 0.75 Tianyuan 4 13 213 24871 19497 5374 14478.70 11216.20 1702.50 1560.00 0.74
Songshanlu 3 42 7417 4593 2824 2242.50 1261.50 981.00 0.49 ______~Office ______267.00 0.54 ______Admnistratie OffiDonghu14 2114 1814 300 981.50 714.50
Administrative Offce 15 2742 2072 670 1116.00 547.00 569.00 0.54
Administrative Office 13 2561 707 1854 145.00 145.00 0.21
Taishanlu Office 2 24 4039 1935 2104 618.00 219.00 399.00 0.32
Xujiachong 5 1144 386 758 264.00 219.00 45.00 0.68 ______Administrative Office
______=______Administrative Office 19 2895 1549 1346 354.00 354.00 0.23
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Village(Resid(Person) lPopulation Cultivated Land (mu) Per Capita County Township No-Cultivated District (District) (Town,Office) Committee,Administra Group Totl Agriculture aagriculture Total Paddy Field Dry Land Vegetable Land District (Distrit)(TowOffice) tive Office) TtlPopulation Population Land_(mu
Majiahe Town 3 67 5782 5593 189 5146.70 3887.70 1079.00 180.00 0.92 Qiantang 28 2085 2050 35 1829.00 1620.00 209.00 0.89 Nantang 18 1652 1651 1 1159.00 939.00 220.00 0.70
Zaoshi 21 2045 1892 153 2158.70 1328.70 650.00 180.00 1.14
Qunfeng 5 80 7633 7376 257 6471.50 5848.00 623.50 0.88
Hehua 18 1556 1520 36 1480.00 1380.00 100.00 0.97
Gaotailing 10 922 912 10 757.50 693.00 64.50 0.83
Changling 17 1838 1820 18 1368.00 1178.00 190.00 0.75 Xiangyun 18 1975 1812 163 1698.00 1547.00 151.00 0.94
Xiangbin 17 1342 1312 30 1168.00 1050.00 118.00 0.89
Zhuzhou 1 6 112 9484 9298 186 7050.60 6385.50 665.10 0.76
Leidashi 6 112 9484 9298 186 7050.60 6385.50 665.10 0.76
Shengtang 21 2215 2188 27 1699.50 1480.50 219.00 0.78
Shengli 26 1810 1780 30 1321.80 1249.80 72.00 0.74 Longtang 18 1231 1174 57 1112.00 1022.00 90.00 0.95 Chengwei 16 891 891 841.50 751.50 90.00 0.94
Xiashi 17 1797 1740 57 1186.50 1089.50 97.00 0.68
Panshi 14 1540 1525 15 889.30 792.20 97.10 0.58
Total 5 12 41 630 71547 65300 6247 45883.98 34894.43 8218.42 3071.16 0.70
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3.4 Basic Economic Condition of Resettlers' Families Affected by the Project
3.4.1 Purposes
1) Make resettlers to be aware of the positive meaning of this project.
2) Investigate and understand the extent of resettlers affected by the Project
3) Get their opinions and consider fully their willingness regarding the production arrangement Schemes and living restoration.
4) Analyze the economic level of their income and expenditures, then decide the target value of economy development in project zone, and provide exact basis for Resettlement Action Plan
3.4.2 Survey Content
Resettlers' family investigation is classified into such two categories as Resettlement Baseline Investigation and Resettlement Willingness Investigation.
The main contents of the former contain basic conditions, family property, economic income and expenditures, contracted collective land etc.
1) Basic conditions: includes family members, their ages, their sexes, education level, their nationalities, the housing area and structure of the housing etc.
2) Family property: Means of livelihood includes heavy furniture, Color (white/black TV) TV, fridge, washing machine, VCD, air conditioner, motorcycle, bike, telephone etc; Means of production includes contracted land with output, waters, family industry and sideline, production machine (like vehicle and boat etc)
Family income and expenditures: Family income 6Doperational income from planting, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, industry and commerce, (© non-operational income includes dividend, gifts from others, various subsidy, others. Family expenditures (D production expenditures includes seeds, fertilizer, pesticide, seedling, feedstuff etc (tax expenditures includes agriculture tax and retention, leasing farming machine, irrigation, electricity, burden on social obligation etc a living consumption: Includes main and
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Survey content of resettlers willingness: includes awareness of CZTMLC, attitudes towards the Project, receivable for the methods of production arrangement and physical relocation resettlement mode, the occupation they hope to deal with, the demands of the address of new house etc.
3.4.3 The Methods and Process of Investigation
In June and July 2003, with the cooperation of government at all levels, Hunan provincial CTZ Economical Integrative Office organized the special persons with the Employer and make inquiry about the basic conditions of their family and willingness in area scope affected. The survey was adopted the methods of full investigation and sample analyzing and filling in by resettlers. The survey forms were given to 1810 resettlers in area scope affected by the Project and 1735 forms were effectively got back with efficiency 96%. As to resettlers' willingness, sampling was adopted for investigation, sampling rate 20%. Designer provided the forms, which were filled in and signed by resettlers, and the employer sent them out.
3.4.4 Resettlers' Family Investigation Analysis Result
According to the investigation as followings:
1) Situation of affected family: In project zone 1735 resettlement household altogether, 1-10 per family, 3.38 man per family, 2.26 laborers between 17 and 60, 0.66 below 17 and 0.46 above 60.
2) Sex proportion: 1: 0.95 the proportion of male and female.
3) Age level: laborer between 17 and 60 years old accounting for 66.86%, under 17 accounting for 19.53% and up to 60 accounting for 13.61%.
4) Nationality: in project affected area all the 1735 resettlement households are Han and none is minority.
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5) Education level: In project zone affected, 4.14% in a hundred having higher education, 13.91% Senior high school, 49.11% Junior high school, 29.29% Elementary school, 3.55% having no education at school.
6) Per capita housing area: The Project affected the housing area greatly, 170.01 m2 housing area average per family and 50.96 m2 average house area of everyone.
7) Contract collected land: In such area, rural household contracted 2.49 mu of collected land; per contract cultivated land is 0.73 mu.
8) Family property: in this zone, average per family has 1.22 TV sets (0.60 sets color TV), 2.64 sets fans, 0.32 sets fridge, 0.65 sets washing machine, 1.28 sets bikes, 0.28 sets motorcycle, 7.29 sets heavy furniture like sofa, big wardrobe and secretaries.
9) Family income and expenditures: 15630.39 Yuan annual total income of the families affected by this project, 13676.80 Yuan per capita annual expenditures.
For more details see table 3.4-1.
3-26 Table 3.4-1 Baseline Investigation Summary Table for FCLCC
Total Changsha Section Zhaoshan Section Xiangtan Urban Section Zhuzhou Section Item Unit No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household No.ot Investigation Annual Household No.ot Investigation Annual Household Household Index Household Index Household Index Household Index Household Index Affected Family Scale 1,Family Total Population Person 1735 3.38 480 3.80 169 4.18 300 3.32 786 2.97 Of Which. Femate Person 1735 1.65 480 1.76 189 2.10 300 1.58 786 1.51 2,17 Years-b Labor Person 1735 2.26 480 2.50 169 2.95 300 2.24 786 1.98 3,Under 7 Years Populatlion Person 1735 0.66 480 0.64 169 0.78 300 0.62 786 0.68 4,Above 60 Years Populatlon Person 1735 0.46 480 0.66 169 0.45 300 0.46 786 0.35 EducAon Level 1,Hgher Educatlon Person 1735 0.14 480 0.19 169 0.18 300 0.17 786 0.09 2.Senlor High School Person 1735 0.47 480 0.53 169 0.51 300 0.57 786 0.39 3,Junlor HighSchoot Person 1735 1.66 480 2.16 169 1.94 300 1.46 786 1.36 4.Elementary School Person 1735 0.99 480 0.87 169 1.55 300 0.83 786 1.01 5Having no Education at School Person 1735 0.12 480 0.05 169 300 0.29 786 0.12 Nationality 0 1,Han Person 1735 3.38 480 3.80 169 4.18 300 3.32 786 2.97 2.MlnoIty Person 1735 0.00 480 0.00 169 0.00 300 0.00 786 0.00 House Area 2 1,Average Housing Area m 1735 170.01 480 190.29 169 174.97 300 134.78 786 170.00 2,Per Capita Housing Area m' 1735 50.96 480 50.22 169 41.86 300 40.60 786 57.32 AgrIculture Productlon 1, Average Household Contracted Culivated Lnd Area mu 1735 2.49 480 3.08 169 3.18 300 1.83 786 2.23 APe Capita Cutivated Land mutPerson 1735 0.73 480 0.81 169 0.76 300 0.55 786 0.75
3. Grain Output kg 1735 1723.09 480 1452.52 169 2003.40 300 910.00 786 2138.40 4,Per Capita Grain Owned kg/Person 1735 444.47 480 382.25 169 479.28 300 274.10 786 540.00 5, Livestock Output No. 1735 1.53 480 1.59 169 2.18 300 2.58 786 0.96 House Property 1,TV Set No. 1735 1.22 480 1.19 169 1.16 300 1.23 786 1.25 Of which: Coor TV No. 1735 0.60 480 0.90 169 0.52 300 0.85 786 0.33 2,Fanner No. 1735 2.64 480 2.42 169 2.89 300 3.33 786 2.45 3,Refrigerator No. 1735 0.32 480 0.58 169 0.11 300 0.15 786 0.27 4,Washing Machine No. 1735 0.65 480 0.67 169 0.63 300 0.68 786 0.62 5,Btcycle No. 1735 1.28 480 1.21 169 1.56 300 1.40 786 1.21
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Total Changsha Section Zhaoshan Section Xiangtan Urban Section Zhuzhou Section Item Unit No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household No.of Investigation Annual Household Household Index Household Index Household Index Household Index Household Index 0.20 6,Motorcycle No. 1735 0.28 480 0.24 169 0.48 300 0.45 786 7,HeavyFumiture No. 1735 7.29 480 7.97 169 6.82 300 5.30 786 7.74 Per Capta Annual Total Income 15830.39 21181.30 21444.55 18208.67 786 10006.32 4598.93 1,FamIly Income Yuan 1735 10191.91 480 16342.22 169 14688.42 300 12472.01 786 Crop Planting Income Yuan 1735 1223.12 480 1084.62 169 2429.59 300 2062.98 786 727.74 1637.27 Stockbreedkg Income Yuan 1735 1958.33 480 1250.17 169 3565.31 300 3027.32 786 Industry and Sldelle Income Yuan 1735 7010.46 480 14007.43 169 8693.53 300 7381.72 786 2233.92 2.Salarles Income Yuan 1735 3765.43 480 4098.34 169 5231.23 300 4441.86 786 2988.77 2418.82 3,Other Income Yuan 1735 1673.05 480 740.74 169 1524.90 300 1294.80 786 Per Capita AnnualConsumptlon PeundItture Yuan 13876.80 19012.93 17142.04 14555.39 786 9337.68 6189.51 11,Lvng Expenditure Yuan 1735 7494.02 480 8090.32 169 10038.93 300 8524.10 786 786 1702.20 Houe Area Yuan 1735 5124.03 480 10853.75 169 5528.16 300 4693.99 3,Other Expenditure Yuan 1735 1058.76 480 68.87 169 1574.95 300 1337.30 786 1445.97
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3.5 Social and Economic Impact of land Acquisition and Relocation on Population Affected
With respect to the population affected, the implement of this project will partly has impact in social and economic.
1) The project-affected area is the planned district or suburban district of such three cities as Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan with good infrastructure conditions. There are many non-agriculture employment opportunities for local farmers, most of local surplus labors have transferred to the 2nd and 3rd industries for employment or have been engaged in individual business. Therefore, they have gradually shaken off dependence upon land. Although project related land acquisition will directly lead to reduction of agricultural income for PAPs. However, due to the fact that they mainly depends on non-agricultural income and planting income only takes a small proportion in their family income, the project land acquisition will not affect local inhabitants too much in terms of production and livelihood. 2) For the PAPs who mainly depend on land, the land acquisition will lead to entirely or partly loss of the material condition on which they depend for living. Therefore they have to find out new way to make living to adapt new working and living conditions. For the people to be resettled by agricultural resettlement mode, their source of livelihood and their traditional production model will not change a lot, and their living level will be restored and developed in a short period, therefore the land acquisition will not bring great influence on their living. If they choose non-agricultural resettlement, they will change way of living, re-learn new skills to adapt to new working condition. It is difficult for them to adapt to new living conditions in a short time and their livelihood may lower than before. 3) The housing rebuilding and physical relocation of residents will entail certain manpower and material resources. 4) The permanent and temporary land use will entail relocation of some enterprises to relocate. It takes some time for such enterprises to relocate and restore production, which will undoubtedly cause operation suspension to some extent and affects their operation.
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Although it will affect relevant infrastructures of some residents and enterprises, it will be favorable to promote the development of CZT, the economic strength of CZT even Hunan province get a sustainable speedy growth.
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4. LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND POLICIES
4.1 Main Laws, Regulations and Policies of China for Resettlement
4.1.1 Relevant Laws and Regulations:
National Laws and Regulations:
(1) Land Administration Law of the P.R.C. (1999)
(2) Urban House Demolishment Management Regulation of PRC. (2001)
Hunan Provincial and Municipal Laws and Regulations:
(1) Hunan Provincial Management Guidelines for Implementation of the Land Administration Law of PRC (2000)
(2) Hunan Provincial Management Guidelines for Implementation of the Urban House Demolishment Management Regulation of PRC (2002)
(3) Land Acquisition and Resettlement Compensation Method and Its Implementation of Changsha City (2000)
(4) Zhuzhou Municipal Implementation Method of the Urban House Demolishment and Resettlement Management Regulation (1995)
(5) House Demolishment and Resettlement Regulation of Zhuzou City (2002)
(6) Townhouse Dismantling and Relocation Management Method of Zhuzhou County (2001)
(7) Land Requisition and Resettlement Compensation Method of Zhuzhou county (2001)
(8) State-owned Land Requisition and Resettlement Compensation Method of Zhuzhou City (2000)
(9) Land Requisition and Resettlement Compensation Method of Xiangtan (TZF [2001],
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4.1.2 National Laws and Regulations:
1. Related Provisions in the Law of Land Administration of P.R.C (Jan. 1st, 1999)
Article 2 The State may requisition land owned by collectives according to law on public interests. The State introduces the system of compensated use of land owned by the State except the land has been allocated for use by the State according to law.
Article 44: Whereas the land requisition for construction purposes involves the conversion of agricultural land into construction land, approval should be obtained for the agricultural land conversion.
For the land acquisition of road and pipeline engineering projects and large infrastructure construction projects approved by the provincial people's governments, autonomous regions and municipalities, and of construction projects approved by the State Council, approval should be obtained from the State Council whereas conversion of agricultural land into construction land is involved.
Article 45: The approval of the following land acquisition should be obtained from the State Council:
1) Basic farmland; 2) Over 35 hectares of land beyond the basic farmland; 3) Over 70 hectares of other land.
Requisition of land other than above-mentioned shall be approved by the provincial People's Government, autonomous regions and municipalities, and submit to the State Council for record.
Article 46: where land is to be acquired by the State, people's governments at or above the county level, which shall help execute the acquisition, shall after approval is obtained through legal procedure, announce the acquisition.
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Article 47: In case land acquisition shall take place, compensation shall be made in accordance with the original usage of the acquired land, which shall include a land compensation fee, a resettlement subsidy and a compensation fee for the attachment of the land and standing crops. The land compensation fee for the acquired cultivated land is 6-10 times the average annual output value (AAOV) of the land in the previous three years before land acquisition. The resettlement subsidy of acquired farmland shall be calculated according to the agricultural population to be resettled. The agricultural population to be resettled is computed with the quantity of acquired farmland divided by farmland quantity per person of the acquired unit. The resettlement subsidy for the agricultural population to be resettled shall be 4-6 times the AAOV in the previous three years. But the resettlement subsidy for farmland shall not exceed 15 times the AAOV. However, in special cases a higher resettlement subsidy may be given to a maximum of 15 times the AAOV over the last three years. The provinces or municipalities directly under the central authority shall determine the standards of compensation for the attachment of the land and standing crops.
If land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy paid as per the regulations cannot keep the resettled farmers at the original standards of living, the resettlement subsidy can be increased with the approval of the governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. But the algebraic sum of land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy shall not exceed 30 times of the AAOV for the three-years of the said land before acquisition. The State Council can raise the standard of land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy under special circumstances according to the social and economic development level.
Article 48: Once a plan for compensation and resettlement subsidies for acquired land is defined, the local people's government concerned shall make it known to the general public and solicit comments and suggestions from the collective economic organizations, the land of which is acquired, and the peasants.
Article 49: The rural collective economic organization, the land of which is acquired,
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The compensation and other charges paid to the unit for its land acquired is forbidden to be encroached on or misappropriated.
Article 57: The state-owned land or farmers' collective-owned land is required for temporary use for the construction and geological perambulation of the project. Approval shall be obtained from the land administration of the people's government at the county level. Land acquisition for temporary use within the city planning area shall be approved by the city planning administration and then submitted to the land administration for approval. The land user shall sign a land application contract with the land administration or countryside collective economic organization or villagers committee according to the land right or ownership and pay the compensation fee for temporary use of land as per the contract.
Temporary user of land shall use the land according to the use specified in the land contract and shall not build permanent buildings on the land. The duration of land for temporary use normally shall not exceed two years.
2. Urban Urban House Demolishment Management Regulation of PRC. (2001)
Article 23 The dismantling and relocation compensation could be monetary, or exchange the ownership of the house. The displaced persons could choose the compensation method.
Article 24: The amount of currency compensation, on the basis of location, usage construction areas and other factors, the People's Governments in province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the Central Government will formulate the detail methods according to the appraisal price of the property.
Article 25: If implementing a property exchange, the demolition and evacuation unit and tenant should calculate the price of the demolished buildings and the transferred buildings
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based on the regulation in Article 24 and settle any price difference by property exchange.
Upon removing the annex of buildings for nonpublic benefit cause, the demolition unit should give currency compensation.
Article 28: The demolition and evacuation unit should prepare the building according to national quality and safety standards for removal and settlement.
Article 31: The Demolition Unit should pay the removal allowance to the evacuees or tenants in the building.
During the transition period, if the evacuees or tenants arrange living places by themselves, the Demolition and Evacuation Unit should pay them an allowance for their temporary settlement. If the evacuees and tenants use transition houses provided by the Demolition and Evacuation Unit, the removal unit does not need to pay temporary settlement allowance.
4.1.3 Hunan Provincial Laws and Regulations:
1. Hunan Provincial Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of P.R.C. (2000)
Article 10 If there is no condition for cultivated field reclamation or the reclaimed field is not up to the requirements, the reclamation fee should be paid to Land Administration Dept. of Provincial People's Governments according to the following criterions when the examination and approval procedure for agricultural land transition is done.
The reclamation fees for basic cultivated land shall be 10-12 times the average output value of the three years preceding the requisition of the basic cultivated land; the reclamation fee vegetable field shall be 10-12 times the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood paddy field;
The reclamation fees for other cultivated land shall be 6-10 times the average output
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The construction unit shall place the reclamation fee on the construction investment as construction cost. The Land Administration Dept. of the Provincial People's Government shall bank the reclamation fee in special account according to the stipulation of the Provincial People's Government, the Dept. shall organize reclamation based on reclamation plan and give it to the reclamation units timely and sufficiently.
Article 18 the land compensation fee for requisition land shall be calculated and paid according to the following standards:
(1) For cultivated land (including paddy field and dry land, vegetable field), rearing pond and lotus root pool, the compensation fee shall be 6-10 times the average output value of the three years preceding the requisition of the land.
(2) For orchard, tea garden and economic woodland, the compensation fee shall be 50%-100% of the neighborhood land compensation fee; for other woodland, the compensation fee shall be 30%-50% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(3) For grassland, the compensation fee shall be 30% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(4) For villages (towns) public facilities and commonweal, enterprise land and farmer residential site, the compensation fee shall be equal to the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(5) For barren and other unused land, the compensation fee shall be 20% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
Article 32 one householder shall own only a residential site in the village. The residential construction in the villages shall meet the Land Usage Plan in the villages (towns). The 2 land using area for each householder shall be less than 130m2 in cultivated land, 201m in barren, and 180m2 in other land.
2. Hunan Province Implementation Method of Urban House dismantling and -
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Relocation Administrative Ordinance (2002)
Article 7 the ownership, area, structure, usage etc. shall be confirmed by the House Ownership Certificate. If the House Ownership Certificate don't describe, ownership documents and other effective certificate shall confirm them. If the usage character of the relocation house has changed, it shall be confirmed by approval document of land administration dept. or other related dept.
Article 8 the dismantling and relocation house compensation fee shall be determined through following procedure: the dismantler shall authorize the real estate agency to estimate based on the relocation house's site, structure, usage, and construction area, and determine the real estate market estimation price. Then the dismantler and each displaced person shall determine the fee based on the estimated price and physical status.
In the same relocation area, the displaced persons are very few, and the displaced persons agree to negotiate directly to determine the compensation fee for relocation house, the dismantler could not estimate, determine the compensation fee after negotiation.
Article 16 if the ownership exchange of relocation house is performed, the dismantler shall provide legal procedure, resettlement house that meets the requirement of national quality and safety standard to realize one-off resettlement. If the transition resettlement is necessary because of special condition, the transition houses shall be arranged based on the Article 22 after the displaced persons and land administration dept. if there is designing change in resettlement house in transition period, the dismantler shall ask the displaced persons.
Article 17 for the displaced persons or public leaseholders whose residential area are very small (if he owns another resident, the total area shall be calculated) and who share the lowest living level, the lowest residential level shall be insured.
Article 18 if the ownership exchanges are performed for displaced person, the dismantler shall do the house ownership registered procedures.
Article 19 for production and business houses dismantling, the dismantler shall pay resettlement fee to displace persons and house leaseholders. For the equipments that can't removal and restore, the dismantler shall pay a related compensation. The resettlement subsidy fee, compensation fee shall be determined based on the actual cost of production equipment dismantling, removal, and establishment, and the actual value of
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For the house relocation, the dismantler shall pay resettlement subsidy fee to displaced persons and house leaseholders. For one -off resettlement, the one-off resettlement subsidy fee shall be paid; for transition resettlement, the resettlement subsidy fee shall be paid based on the resettlement numbers. The resettlement subsidy fee will be determined according to actual requirements.
If the dismantler is responsible for the resettlement, there is no resettlement subsidy fee.
Article 20 in transition period, if the displaced persons or house leaseholder arrange the transition house by themselves, the dismantler shall pay the temporary resettlement subsidy fee, the amount shall be determined based on rent of the similar house.
3. Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Changsha City (May, 2000)
Article 16 the land requisition compensation fees shall be paid totally 3 months after the compensation and resettlement method approval. For the refused compensation fees, the land administration dept. shall be bank the fee in the special account under the name of requisitioned land after the municipal or county People's Government consent.
The requisitioned rural collective economic organizations and peasants shall displace in the time limit described in the land requisition compensation and resettlement method.
Article 20 the land compensation fee for requisition land shall be calculated and paid according to the following standards:
(1 ) For paddy field and dry land, vegetable field, rearing pond, the compensation fee shall be 6-10 times the average output value of the three years preceding the requisition of the land.
(2) For orchard, tea garden, the compensation fee shall be equal to the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee; for other economic woodland, the compensation fee shall be 50%-70% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(3) For woodland, the compensation fee shall be 30%-50% of the neighborhood paddy
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field compensation fee; for barren and other unused land, the compensation fee shall be 20% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(4) For agricultural land such as pond, channel, dam, the compensation fee shall be equal to the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee; for reservoir, the compensation fee shall be 60% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(5) For road, the compensation fee shall equal to the compensation standard of other land in neighborhood.
Article 21 the resettlement fee for requisition land shall be calculated and paid according to the following standards:
(1) The for requisition cultivated land shall be calculated according to the number of agricultural population to be resettled. The number of agricultural population to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the amount of cultivated land requisitioned by per capital land occupied of the unit whose land is requisitioned. The resettlement fees for each agricultural person to be resettled shall be 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the requisition of the cultivated land. But the maximum resettlement fees for each agricultural person to be resettled shall not exceed 15 times of the average annual output value of the three years prior to the requisition. The resettlement fee for professional rearing pond shall be paid according to the stipulations mentioned above.
(2) For orchard, tea garden, the resettlement fee shall be 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood paddy field; for other economic woodland, the resettlement fee shall be 70% of 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood paddy field.
(3) For woodland, the resettlement fee shall be 30%-50% of 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood paddy field; for the barren and free mountain, there are no resettlement fee.
(4) For irrigation land such as pond, channel, dam, the resettlement fee shall be the resettlement fee shall be 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three
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years preceding the neighborhood paddy field; for the reservoir, the resettlement fee shall be 70% of 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood paddy field.
(5) For road that need reconstruct, the resettlement fee shall be paid according to the resettlement fee standard of neighborhood land; for the road that needn't reconstruct, there is no resettlement fee.
Article 50 the yearly land average output standards, house compensation standards, construction land compensation standards, land reclamation fee standards, domestic and production facilities compensation standards, tomb resettlement subsidy standard, resettlement subsidy fee standard, transition subsidy fee standard and the reserved land index in the Ordinance shall be prepared by the People's government.
The compensation and resettlement standards in Changsha are given in tables 4.1-1 to 4.1-6.
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Table 4.1-1 Land Acquisition Compensation Criteria in Changsha City (1)
Unit: yuan/mu Per capita cultivated land <0.34 ¢0.34- 0.47- ¢0.69- ¢1.17
Average Remarks Land Cat. Grade 10 9 8 7 6 Output
1 1900 19000 17100 15200 13300 11400 Irrigated paddy filed with ditch, canal and dam Paddy filed Climate field, cold high water table field, 2 ~1520 15200 13680 12160 10640 9120 vle alfed ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~valleytail field. 3 1140 11400 10260 9120 7980 6840 Abandoned paddy field
1 5000 50000 45000 40000 35000 30000 Brick or concrete ditch, canal and basin Professional 2 4000 40000 36000 32000 28000 24000 Having part of condition of grade 1. Vegetable land 3 3000 30000 27000 24000 21000 18000 Having earth ditch, canal and basin.
Brick, concrete, stone ditch, canal, slope 1 3370 33700 30330 26960 23590 20220 Professional protection and oxygen equipment
fish pond 2 2620 26200 23580 20960 18340 15720 Having part of condition of grade 1.
3 1870 18700 16830 14960 13090 11220 Earth ditch, canal without slope protection
1 1330 13300 11970 10640 9310 7980 Dry land cat. is defined based on such
Dry land 2 1140 11400 10260 9120 7980 6840 conditions as soil, terrain, and sunshine,
3 950 9500 8550 7600 6650 5700 irrigation condition based on soil
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Table 4.1-2 Land Acquisition Land Compensation Criteria (2)
Land Category Grade Compensation Criteria Remarks
Orchard, tea garden Compensation as per paddy field criteria nearby
I Compensation as per 70% paddy field criteria nearby Regular planting, large area with good hydro condition.
Other economic forest land 2 Compensation as per 60%paddy field criteria nearby Regular planting, large area with good hydro condition.
3 Compensation as per 50% paddy field criteria nearby Regular planting, large area with good hydro condition.
1 Compensation as per 50% paddy field criteria nearby Man made timber land
Timber land 2 Compensation as per 40% paddy field criteria nearby Non-man made arbor land.
3 Compensation as per 30% paddy field criteria nearby Shrubbery land.
Waste land and hill Compensation as per 20% paddy field criteria nearby
Water pond, canal, and dam Compensation as per paddy field criteria nearby With fish in pond, compensation as per 50%
Reservoir Compensation as per 60% paddy field criteria nearby With fish in reservoir, compensation as per 30%
Road Compensation as per paddy field criteria near the road required
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Table 4.1-3 Land Acquisition Resettlement Subsidy Criteria in Changsha City (1) Unit: yuan/mu
Per capita cultivated land < 0.34 - 0.38 Ž 0.42 - Ž 0.47' Ž0.53" Ž0.60" Ž 0.69 - 0.81 - 0.96- Ž 1.17
(mu/person) <0.38 <0.42 <0.47 <0.53 <0.60 <0.69 <0.81 <0.96 <1.17 '"<1.5
Average Land Cat. Grade 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Output
1 1900 28500 26600 24700 22800 20900 19000 17100 15200 13300 11400 9500 7600 Paddy field 2 1520 22800 21280 19760 18240 16720 15200 13680 12160 10640 9120 7600 6080 3 1140 17100 15960 14820 13680 12540 11400 10260 9120 7980 6840 5700 4560 1 5000 75000 70000 65000 60000 55000 50000 45000 40000 35000 30000 25000 Professional____ 20000 vegetable 2 4000 60000 56000 52000 48000 44000 40000 36000 32000 28000 24000 20000 16000 3 3000 45000 42000 39000 36000 33000 30000 27000 24000 21000 18000 15000 12000 1 3370 50550 47180 43810 40440 37070 33700 30330 26960 23590 20220 Professional 16850 1348,0 2 2620 39300 36680 34060 31400 28820 26200 23580 _____ fish pond 20960 18340 15720 13100 10480 3 1870 28050 26180 24310 22440 20570 18700 16830 14960 13090 11220 9350 7480 1 1330 19950 18620 17290 15960 14630 13300 11970 10640 9310 7980 6650 5320 Dry land 2 1140 17100 15960 14820 13680 12540 11400 10260 9120 7980 6840 5700 4560 3 950 14250 13300 13250 11400 10450 9500 8550 7600 6650 5700 4750 3800
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Table 4.1-4 Land Acquisition Resettlement Subsidy Criteria (2)
Land Category Grade Subsidy Criteria Remarks
Orchard, tea garden Subsidy as per 4-6 times annual average output of Per capita cultivated land S 0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5 - A 1.5mu, 5 nearby paddy field. times,>1.5mu, 4 times
Other economic forest Subsidy as per 70% 4-6 times annual average output of Per capita cultivated land < 0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5 - < 1.5mu, 5 nearby paddy field. times,>1 .5mu, 4 times
1 Subsidy as per 50% 4-6 times annual average output of Man made timberland. Per capita cultivated land S0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5 nearby paddy field. -< 1.5mu, 5 times,>1.5mu, 4 times
Subsidy as per 40% 4-6 times annual average output of Non man made arbor. Per capita cultivated land 60.5mu, 6 times, >0.5- Timber land 2 nearby paddy field. A 1.5mu, 5 times,>1 .5mu, 4 times
3 Subsidy as per 30% 4-6 times annual average output of Shrubbery. Per capita cultivated land <0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5'-'1.5mu, nearby paddy field. 5 times,>1 .5mu, 4 times
Water pond, canal, dam, Subsidy as per 4-6 times annual average output of Per capita cultivated land < 0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5 - < 1.5mu, 5 etc. nearby paddy field. times,>1 .5mu, 4 times
Reservoir Subsidy as per 60% 4-6 times annual average output of Per capita cultivated land < 0.5mu, 6 times, >0.5 - < 1.5mu, 5 nearby paddy field. times,>1 .5mu, 4 times
Road Subsidy as per nearby land category subsidy of road Reconstruction is required in other place. required
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Table4.1-5 Land Acquisition and Construction Land Use Compensation Cost and Other Compensation Cost Criteria in Changsha
Compensation cost Item Unit Remark (yuan) House relocation m2 6 Calculated as per legal building area. compensation cost Calculated as per legal building area, suitable 25 for the houses of township (Town) village House transition Month/M2 enterprise subsidy cost Calculated as per legal building area, suitable 4 for villagers' houses, 40% increase for operational house enterprise
Land reclamation mu 3000 The original is cultivated land.
Table4.1-6 Rural Houses Compensation Criteria for Land Acquisition and Relocation in Changsha unit: yuan/m2 l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Compensation Category House structure unition Deduction and addition factor unit price
Reinforced concrete beam, pillar, board as bearing component, wall body as protective Outside wall without ceramic Reinforced component, plywood door, aluminum alloy tiles -4% concrete window, painted inside wall, outside wall with 560 Wooden window -5% structure ceramic tile, cement floor, water, power and storeyheight+10cm,+1% lavatory facilities complete in order, storey height of 3m
Whitewashing outside and Over 24cm with solid and brick wall, structure inside walls - 3% beam and pillar, reinforced concrete floor, Door and window without Brick and ceiling board, painted and brighten glass Below fifth floor painting - 2% concrete window, packing door, cement floor, painted 330 without roof board - 8% structure (1) inside wall, outside wall with drydash stone ovesi bamboomatceiling-5% floor400 water, power, lavatory facilities complete, earth ground - 4% storey height of 3m tabia floor - 2% storey height ± 1Ocm, ± 1%
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Table4.1-6 Rural Houses Compensation Criteria for Land Acquisition and Relocation in Changsha unit: yuan/M2 Compensation Category House structure Deduction and addition factor unit price
Solid and hollow wall, structure beam, Brickanct reinforced concrete floor, ceiling, painted and Without whitewashing inside concrete structure brightening glass window, packing door, 310 and outside walls- 5% (2) cement floor, whitewashed outside and inside Other items as above (2) walls, storey height of 3m
Solid and hollow wall, wooden floor, wooden Brick and frame, wooden or T-ceiling sunshade, painted Without ceiling - 8% wood and brightening glass window, packing door, 250 Othoutems - 8% structure (I) cement floor, whitewashed outside and inside Other items as above walls, storey height of 3m
Without whitewashed inside
Outside wall solid and hollow, brick column and outside walls- 5% Brick and inside or wood column wedged in wall, Without painted door and
wood wooden house frame, bamboo mat ceiling, 230 windor -2% structure (2) painted glass, window, and floor, tabia floor, Without ceiling- 3% whitewashing outside and inside walls, storey earth ground - 2% height of 3m cement floor +2% storey height ± 1Ocm, + 1% Without whitewashing inside
Inside and outside earth brick and earth filling and outside walls- 5% wall or a part of red brick wall, wooden house Without painted door and
wood frame, tile roof, painted glass door and 210 window- 2% window, bamboo mat ceiling, tabiafloor, Without ceiling- 3% whitewashing outside and inside wall, storey earth ground - 2% height of 3m cement floor+2% storey height± 10cm, ± 1% Inside and outside earth brick and earth filling Glass, door and window Earth and or inside wood column wedged in wall, painted +2% ordinary glass door and window, 190 wood bamboo wall, . ~~~~~Cement floor+2% structure (2) earth ground, roof with straw, storey height of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Storeyheight±+l1Ocm,±+1 % 3m 3m -
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4. State-owned Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Zhuzhou City (2000)
Article 14 National land requisition, land use unit shall pay land compensation fee, resettlement subsidy fee and production compensation cost (compensation for young crops). There is no compensation for the waste production, livelihood facilities on occupied land. For the persons who change the registered permanent residence when land occupied, only the production compensation cost shall be paid. Their land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy fee shall be used for the other displace persons resettlement.
Article 15 land compensation fee shall be paid based on the following stipulation:
(1) The occupied paddy field, special vegetable land, fish pond and lotus root pond shall be classified into three part in line with its production and facilities; in administrative county (town), for paddy field average area per person of 0.5 mu, the compensation shall be 10 times ofaverage output value of the three years preceding; in other area, the compensation for paddy field average area per person in or above 0.5 mu shall be 9 times of average output value of the three years preceding; for dry land, the compensation fee shall be 8 times of average out put value of the three years preceding.
(3) The ordinary pond (for irrigation and fish feeding) that belongs to vegetable peasants shall be compensated 9-10 times of the average output value of the three
years preceding the neighborhood 3rd degree vegetable field; the pond that belongs to paddy peasants team shall be compensated 9-10 times of the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood ISt degree paddy field.
(4) The economic woodlands (tea-oil tree, tung tree) shall be compensated 8 times of
the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 3rd degree paddy field. The tea garden, orchard shall be compensated 8 times of the average
output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 2nd degree paddy field.
(5) The wood material land shall be compensated 8 times of 50% of the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 3rd degree paddy field. The free land and mountain shall be compensated 8 times of 20% of the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 3rd degree paddy field.
(6) The residential site of rural collective economy organization and individual that need site change reconstruction shall be compensated according to the principle of using upper limit. The reconstruction that needn't site change shall be compensated 8
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times of the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 2nd degree paddy field.
(7) Only the reconstruction fee of collective-owned rural road, rivulet, dam, reservoir, channel etc. that need site change reconstruction shall be paid; the reconstruction that needn't site change shall be compensated 8 times of the average output value of the three years preceding the neighborhood 2nd degree paddy field.
Article 16 the resettlement subsidy fee shall be paid based on the following stipulations: root (1) The compensation multiple for cultivated land, special fish pond, pool, lotus pond shall be calculated and determined based on the average cultivated land area number of agricultural population to be resettled.
(2) The orchard and tea garden shall be compensated 4 times of the average output land shall be value of the neighborhood 2nd degree paddy field. The wood material compensated 4 times of the average output value of the neighborhood 3rd degree paddy field. and (3) There are no resettlement subsidy fee for the occupied free land and mountain, the lands that don't prescribe compensation payment.
Article 17 Production compensation fee shall be paid according to the following stipulation:
(1) The input paddy field before planting crops shall be compensated half year, and after planting crops shall be compensated one year.
(2) The special vegetable field shall be compensated half or one year production value in line with its yearly production value and growth period.
(3) Dry land and other cultivated land shall be compensated half or one year production value based on growth period, the multi-growth crops shall be compensated one year production value.
(4) Various fishponds shall be compensated based on its one-year production value. The professional pond and young fishpond attached to professional fishpond shall be compensated one year based on its production value. The reservoir that also for fish feeding shall be compensated one year based on 50% of ordinary pond standard of paddy peasants
(7) The fruit tree, tea-oil tree anrd tung tree shall be compensated in four degrees based on fruit growth prophase and anaphase.
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(8) The trees, bamboo, bavin shall be compensated based on criteria and cut by the owners themselves. If the original units require hold, the compensation shall be performed 2 times of the criteria.
Article 20 after national land requisition, when the rest lands of village, team or contractor is less than 0.1 mu, the village, team or the contractor could exchange to non-agriculture registered permanent residence after the examination and approval.
Article 23 the registered permanent residence change persons shall be classified into different group to pay resettlement subsidy fee based on age. The age calculation shall be done after the land requisition notice issuance.
Article 30 the dismantling and relocation house for villagers self-usage shall be done base on the following stipulations:
(1) In principle, the compensation shall be performed based on Self Dismantling and Construction criteria, and the villagers shall dismantle and construct the house according to the stipulations and requirements. If there is no condition for reconstruction arrangement, the centralized resettlement is necessary according to the stipulations; the land use units shall plan to resettlement. The affiliated facilities and fruit woodlands of the house shall be compensated additionally based on the criteria.
(2) The dismantling and resettlement house, reconstruction residential site shall meet the requirements of the urban, villages and rural plan, perform the stipulated land usage area criteria, and as much as possible make use of free mountain, waste land and interspace.
Article 34 the relocation of collective-owned house shall be compensated based on the following stipulations:
(1) When the reconstruction is necessary and the reconstruction condition exists, the compensation shall be performed referring to individuals Self Dismantling and Construction method, the fee standard shall promote 10%.
(2) If there is no condition for reconstruction, the requisition by purchase shall be performed based on 110% of individuals house requisition by purchase standard.
(3) The relocation collectively-owned enterprise house, when physically relocate, the production and businesses stop are necessary, the land use unit shall pay total salaries of last month and 15% of total salaries as management fee based on the actual number of staff to compensate the loss after production and businesses stop.
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In principle, the production and businesses stop shall be less than 3 months.
Zhuzhou city National Land Requisition Compensation Resettlement Criteria are given in tables 4.1-7-4.1-13.
Table 4.1-7 Land Compensation Criteria in Zhuzhou unit: yuan/ mu
Land Grade Average Compensation Compensation Remarks
1 1500 9 times 13500 1.The annual production of 10 times 15000 paddy field includes value of haulm, legume and crops 2 1350 9 times 12150 harvest in spring. Paddy field 10 times 13500 2. The paddy field is 9 times 10800 classified into three grades 3 1200 based on the land quality, 10 times 12000 irrigation condition and its production
1 2500 9 times 22500 1. The professional vegetable 10 times 25000 field is the land for
2 2300 9 times 20700 commercial vegetable 10 times 23000 planting in the year round 9 times 18000 approved by the state. Professional 2. The professional vegetable vegetable field is classified into three land grades based on the land quality, irrigation condition 3 2000 and its production 10 times 20000vandtitseproduction 3. Family vegetable plot all in accordance with grade 3 for compensation.
1 900 8 times 7200 1. Dry land, referring to 2 800 8 times 6400 agriculture tax dry land;
Dry land 2. Dominated by planting 3 700 8 times 5600 agriculture crop, with other crops dry land, G2 for compensation calculation.
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Table 4.1-7 Land Compensation Criteria in Zhuzhou unit: yuan/ mu
Land Grade Average Compensation Compensation Remarks
VF 2000 9 times 18000 Common pond, both Common 10 times 20000 irrigation and fish breeding
PFF 1500 9 times 13500 pond 10 times 15000 Paddy Orchard field 1350 8 times 10800
G2 EconomicPaddy Including flaky other forest land field 1200 8 times 9600 economic forest, excluding G3 scattered tree. Paddy 1200(as Include production timber like Timber land field per 8 times 4800 fir, pine, bamboo etc., G3 50%) excluding scattered.
Paddy If compensation for host site Residential field 1350 8 times 10800 is made, no calculation will site G2 be due for residential site compensation
Waste hill Paddy 1200(as Including fuel brush hill and and Land field per 8 times 1920 abandoned wasteland for G3 20%) more than three years.
For countryside road, brook, dam, reservoir, cannel etc. which not entail reconstruction in other locations, compensating as per 6 times annual output of nearby land G2.
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Table 4.1-8 Resettlement Compensation Criteria for Cultivated Land and Pond Occupied in Zhuzhou City unit: yuan/mu
Per Capita Cultivated land Area (mu/Person)
Compensation times
Land Category Grade Item 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 7 6 5 4
Annual Average Output Compensation Amount
1 2500 37500 35000 32500 30000 27500 25000 22500 17500 15000 12500 10000
Professional vegetable 2 2300 34500 32200 29900 27600 25300 23000 20700 16100 13800 11500 9200
3 2000 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000 18000 14000 12000 10000 8000
1 900 13500 12600 11700 10800 9900 9000 8100 6300 5400 4500 3600
Dry land 2 800 12000 11200 10400 9600 8800 8000 7200 5600 4800 4000 3200
3 700 10500 9800 9100 8400 7700 7000 6300 4900 4200 3500 2800
VF 2000 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000 18000 14000 12000 10000 8000 Common Pond l_l PFF 1500 22500 21000 19500 18000 16500 15000 13500 10500 9000 7500 6000
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Table 4.1-9 Resettlement Compensation Criteria For Orchard, Economic Forest and Timber Land Occupied in Zhuzhou City (unit: yuan/ mu)
Land Annual Compensation Compensation Remarks GradeReak Category Output Criteria Amount For scattered tea, fruit, and Tea, fruit, Paddy 1350 4 times 5400 mulberry, no resettlement
compensation will be made
Economic Paddy For scattered trees, no resettlement forest and Pdy 1200 4 times 4800 forestimber field G3 compensation will be made. timber
Table 4.1-10 Production Compensation Criteria for Cultivated Land, Pond unit: yuan/ mu
Average Compensation Compensation Land Category Grade Remarks Output Criteria Amount
0.5 year 1250 1 2500 1. Vegetable less than half year 1 year 2500 planting, compensation for half
Professional 0.5 year 1150 year, vegetable with more than 2 2300 half year planting, vegetable land 1 year 2300 compensation for half year.
0.5 year 1000 2. Family vegetable plot land, as 3 2000 per G3 for compensation . 1 year 2000
0.5 year 450 1 900 1 year 900 1. Crops with growth period less than half year planting, Dry land 2 800 0.5 year 400 compensation for half year, 1 year 800 crops with growth period more than half year planting, 3 700 0.5 year 350 compensation for half year.. 1 year 700
VF 2000 1 year 2000 1. Reservoir with fish breeding, as per 50% paddy field pond criteria compensation for 1 Common Pond year PFF 1500 1 year 1500 2. Common pond referring to irrigation fish breeding.
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Housing Relocation Physical Relocation Cost,
Transition Fee and Subsidy Criteria in Zhuzhou City
Table 4.1-11
Physical Relocation Cost Transition Fee No of Households Remarks (yuan) (yuan)
1 person HH 300 150 1. If transition is needed, twice 2 person HH 330 180 physical relocation costs will be made; 3 person HH 350 200
4 person HH 380 230 2. For the households of requisition by purchase, one physical 5 person HH 410 260 relocation cost will be made without transitional fee; 6 person HH 440 290
7 person HH 470 320 3. The transition period will not be more than 3 months, with the More than 8 person 500 350 longest not more than 6 months HH
Table 4.1-12 Compensation Criteria for Resident Transformation Resettlement in Zhuzhou City
unit: yuan/ person
One-off Compensation Self-sustainable Resettlement Subsidy for Ages Criteria Ages
Male and Female less than 7 5000 (excluding 7)
Male and Female between 7 and 10000 16
Male between 16 and 36 20000 Female between 16 and 31
Male between 36 and 41 18000 Female between 31 and 36
Male between 41and 46 17000 Female between 36 and 41
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Table 4.1-12 Compensation Criteria for Resident Transformation Resettlement in Zhuzhou City
unit: yuan/ person
Ages One-off Compensation Self-sustainable Resettlement Subsidy for Cfiteria Ages
Male between 46 and 51 16000 Female between 41 and 46
Male between 51 and 56 15000 Female between 46 and 51
Male between 51 and 56 15000 Female between 46 and 51
Male between 56 and 61 14000 Female between 51 and 56
Male between 61 and 71 12000 Female between 56 and 66
Male more than 71 10000 Female more than 66
Orphan As per 150 yuan/month criteria, till 18 years old, one-off payment.
Aged without family member As per 12000 yuan/person criteria, one-off payment.
Table 4.1-13 Compensation Criteria for Various Structure Houses in Zhuzhou City
NO. House structure Compensation criteria for Purchase Remarks self-dismantling and compensation self-construction criteria
1 Brick and concrete structure 220-300 yuan/mi2 315-380 yuan/mi2
2 Brick and Timber structure 190-250 yuan/in 290-350 yuan/i 2
3 Earth and wood structure 150-200 yuan/M2 230-280 yuan/M 2
4 Simple structure 70-100 yuan/M2 80-130 yuan/M 2
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5. Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Administrative Implementation Method, Zhuzhou city (1995)
Article 8 after the relocation area determination, the house relocation administration dept. shall make a written notice to public security, industrial and commercial bureau, real estate exchange, and house ownership supervision dept. to stop to do the procedures such as registered permanent residence immigration, householder depart, business license, house reconstruction and improvement, real estate bargaining and house ownership exchange. The related departments shall cooperate with real estate relocation administration dept. to do urban house administration work.
Article 13 the displaced persons shall possess the House Ownership Certificate and State-owned Using Certificate, the compensation fee for house relocation shall be confirmed based on construction area, house structure, and using character determined by planning, state-owned land, and real estate administration dept. The compensation shall be performed in the ways of ownership exchange, monetary compensation or two compensation ways combined.
Article 17 for the enterprise house, when physically relocate in the way of ownership exchange, the production and businesses stop are necessary, the land use unit shall pay total salaries of last month and 15% of total salaries as management fee based on the actual number of staff, the production and businesses stop shall be 3-6 months, the exact period shall be determined after the negotiation between dismantler units and relocation unit to lower the loss.
Article 25 according to the requirement of urban plan and the construction character, the displaced person shall be relocated together in other site, for the private relocation house, the residential site will not be arranged.
Article 28 for the private relocation house, relocation house also for businesses or production, the resettlement shall be performed as residential house.
Article 30 the floor distribution of residential house shall be performed according to resettlement order except the serious illness. If 2 or above residential houses will be arranged, the floor distribution will be arranged in match.
6. Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Compensation Stipulations of Zhuzhou city (2002)
Article 3 basic principles
(2) The house that the dismantlers provide to the displaced persons shall be possesses
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House Ownership Certificate and State-owned Using Certificate, the compensation shall be determined according to using character, structure, construction area described in the House Ownership Certificate.
1) For un-residential house, the compensation shall be performed in the way of one-off monetary.
2) In principle, the residential house shall be compensated of one-off monetary; if the condition for ownership exchange resettlement exist, the displaced persons could apply for this compensation way, its price different shall be calculated based on stipulations described in Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Compensation Stipulations.
4) The monetary compensation shall be performed based on the Hunan Province Implementation Method of Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Compensation Stipulations.
Article 4 compensation standard
a) If the residential houses monetary compensation market estimation price doesn't meet the requirements of following standards, the dismantler shall perform monetary compensation as followings, compensation standard are:
(1) Class I region: brick and concrete structure house based on construction area 900 yuan/M2; brick and timber structure house based on construction area 800 yuan/M 2, the simple structure house based on construction 700 yuan/M2.
(2) Class 11region: brick and concrete structure house based on construction area 800 yuan/M 2; brick and timber structure house based on construction area 700 yuan/M2, the simple structure house based on construction 600 yuan/M2 .
(3) Class Ill region: brick and concrete structure house based on construction area 700 yuan/M 2; brick and timber structure house based on construction area 600 yuan/M2, the simple structure house based on construction 500 yuan/r 2 .
b) Compensation standard for office, warehouse, workshop dismantling:
Brick and concrete structure house based on construction area 800 yuan/M2; brick and timber structure house based on construction area 700 yuan/M2, the simple structure house based on construction 600 yuan/M2.
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c) Other compensation
Reseftlement fee: residential house 300/time; businesses house, office and warehouse shall be compensated based on the actual resettlement fee.
7. Town House Dismantling and Resettlement Method of Zhuzhou County (2001)
Article 2 this Method is used for the urban house and annex dismantling and reseftlement on the state-owned land in township region. The dismantling and resettlement shall be planned, administrated, performed concentratedly.
Article 13 after the dismantling scope determination, the Prefectural State-Owned Land Administration Bureau and the related unit shall survey and check the construction area, structure and usage character of the dismantling house on site. The displaced persons shall provide the ownership certificates such as House Ownership Certificate, State-owned Land Usage Certificate and Remising Contract for State-owned Land Usage to do the compensation register for ownership and usage.
Article 15 for the State direct-governed and unit public house dismantling and reseftlement, the compensation shall be performed based on the replacement price and new-extent of the dismantling house; and the house shall be compensated in the way of ownership exchange if the condition possesses.
For the house compensation in the way of ownership exchange, the compensation area shall be equal to the original construction area, and its price different shall be calculated based on the replacement price and new-extent. For the extended party in the compensation construction area, if it is added because of the resettlement house designing requirement or based on the stipulations, the fee shall be calculated based on the replacement price; if it is added because of the displaced persons' requirement, the fee shall be calculated based on commercial house price; if the dismantling area is larger than compensation area, the efficient party shall be calculated based on the replacement price and new-extent.
For the production house dismantling and reconstruction, the dismantling houses and annex shall be compensated based on the replacement price and new-extent. The reconstruction site shall be arranged based on the original production area, the land requisition fee shall be paid be the dismantler, and the displaced parties shall reconstruct by themselves
Article 16 if the concentrative reseftlement is allowed by the condition for the dismantling residential and private houses, the compensation shall be performed in the way of
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Article 18 for the enterprise house, when physically relocate in the way of ownership exchange, the production and businesses stop are necessary, the land use unit shall pay management fee, that is total salaries of last month and 15% of total salaries as compensation subsidy fee based on the actual number of staff, the production and businesses stop shall be less than 6 months, the exact period shall be determined after the negotiation between dismantler units and relocation unit to lower the loss.
Article 26 according to the requirement of urban plan and the construction character, the displaced person shall be relocated together in other site, for the private relocation house, the residential site will not be arranged. For the dismantling state-owned or unit public houses, there is no reconstruction site except the stipulation required.
Article 27 the concentrative resettlement shall be performed according to the stipulations as following:
1) For the non residential houses, the compensation shall be performed based on the original construction area by the condition; if the compensation area is not equal to the original area because of the physical condition such as the requirement of the urban plan, the resettlement area could be less than the original reasonably. If there is no condition for resettlement, the compensation shall be perform based on the replacement price and new-extent.
Article 29 the private relocation house, relocation house also for businesses or production, and the resettlement shall be performed as residential house.
Article 32 the dismantling private house shall be paid the resettlement fee by householder as following standards, and if there is transition, one time resettlement fee is needed, no transition, two times resettlement fee is need.
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The householder with 1-3 persons shall be paid 350 yuan one time, above 3 persons shall be add 30 yuan for each person.
Article 34 if the displaced persons find the temporary transition house by themselves, the householder with 1-3 persons shall be paid the transition fee as 350 yuan one time, above 3 persons shall be add 30 yuan for each person. If the dismantlers arrange the transition or resettlement houses, there is no transition fee.
Town dismantling house replacement price of Zhuzhou county: for brick and concrete structure is 380-500 yuan/M2, for brick and wood structure is 300-420 yuan/M2, for wood and earth structure is 280-350 yuan/M 2, for the simple structure is 40-130 yuan/M2.
8. Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Zhuzhou County (2001)
Article 15 the land compensation fee shall be paid according to the following stipulations:
1) In the line with the production value and facilities: the occupied paddy field shall be classified into three degrees (class I in yearly average output: 1000 yuan/mu; class II: 900 yuan/mu; class III: 800 yuan/mu), special vegetable land shall be classified into four degrees (class I in yearly average output: 2000 yuan/mu; class 11: 1800 yuan/mu; class III: 1500 yuan/mu; class IV: 1200 yuan/mu). In administrative county (town), for paddy field, the average area per person of 0.5 mu, the compensation shall be 7 times of average output value of the three years preceding; and others shall be 9 times of average output value of the three years preceding; for dry land, the compensation fee shall be 6 times of average out put value of the three years preceding (class in yearly average output: 800 yuan/mu; class 11: 700 yuan/mu; class III: 600 yuan/mu).
2) The pond (for irrigation and fish breeding) construction that needn't site change, the compensation cost shall be given based on the neighborhood paddy field compensation criteria.
3) The compensation for tea garden, orchard and mulberry field shall be 6 times of 70% of class IlIl paddy field yearly average output, and for economic woodlands (tea-oil tree, tung tree) shall be 6 times of 60% of class III paddy field yearly average output.
4) The compensation for wood material land (such as fir, taiga, broadleaf and bamboo) shall be shall be 6 times of 40% of class III paddy field yearly average output; for other wood land shall be 6 times of 30% of class IlIl paddy field yearly
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average output; for the free land (the land that is not used for 3 years or other waste land) and mountain (bavin or couch grass) shall be 6 times of 20% of class IlIl paddy field yearly average output.
5) The residential site of rural collective economy organization and individual that need site change reconstruction shall be compensated based on the reconstruction land sort; the reconstruction that needn't site change shall be compensated 6 times of the class I111paddy field yearly average output.
6) Only the reconstruction fee of collective-owned rural road, rivulet, dam, channel etc. that need site change shall be paid; the reconstruction that needn't site change shall be compensated based on the residential site standards.
Article 16 the resettlement subsidy fee shall be paid based on the following stipulations:
1) According the standards in the table 4.1-14, the compensation for cultivated land and pond shall be determined based on the average cultivated land area.
2) The orchard, tea garden and the woodland that providing major incomes (including economic and wood material woodland) shall be compensated according the standards in the table 4.1-15.
3) There are no resettlement subsidy fee for the occupied free land and mountain, and the lands that don't prescribe compensation payment.
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Table 4.1-14 Cultivated Land Acquisition, Water Pond Resettlement Subsidy Criteria (unit: yuan/mu)
Per capita cultivated land area <0.25 | <0.28 | <0.32 | <0.35 | <0.40 | <0.45 | <0.50 | <0.60 | <0.70 | <0.80 | | <1 mu
Times Land Gra de______Category 15times 14times 13times 12times Iltimes 1Otimes 9times 8times 7times 6times Stimes 4times
1 1000 15000 14000 13000 12000 11000 10000 9000 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 Paddy field 2 900 13500 12600 11700 10800 9900 9000 8100 7200 6300 5400 4500 3600 and pond ______3 800 12000 11200 10400 9600 8800 8000 7200 6400 5600 4800 4000 3200
1 2000 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000 18000 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 Professional 2 1800 27000 25200 23400 21600 19800 18000 16200 14400 12600 10800 9000 7200
land 3 1500 22500 21000 19500 18000 16500 15000 13500 12000 10500 9000 7500 6000 4 1200 18000 16800 15600 14400 13200 12000 10800 9600 8400 7200 6000 4800 1 800 12000 11200 10400 9600 8800 8000 7200 6400 5600 4800 4000 3200 Dry land 2 700 10500 9800 9100 8400 7700 7000 6300 5600 4900 4200 3500 2800 3 600 9000 8400 7800 7200 6600 6000 5400 4800 4200 3600 3000 2400
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Table 4.1-15 Resettlement Compensation Criteria For Orchard, Economic Forest and Timber Land Occupied (unit: yuan/ mu)
Land Category Grade Annual Output Compensation Criteria Compensation Amount Remarks
Tea, fruit, mulberry 70% Paddy field G3 560 5 times 2800
For scattered tea, fruit, and mulberry, no Economic forest and timber 60% Paddy field G3 480 4 times 1920 resettementeat will be made resettlement compensation will be made
Timber forest 40% Paddy field G3 320 4 times 1280
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Article 17-production compensation fee shall be paid according to the following stipulations:
1) The invested paddy field before planting crops shall be compensated half year, and after planting crops shall be compensated one year.
2) The special vegetable field shall be compensated half or one year production value in line with its yearly production value and growth period.
3) Dry land and other cultivated land shall be compensated half or one year production value based on growth period, the multi-growth crops shall be compensated one year production value.
4) The water pond shall be compensated one year production value, and the reservoir also for fish breeding shall be compensated one year based on the 50% of the water ponds compensation standards.
7) The fruit tree, tea-oil tree and tung tree shall be compensated in classes based on fruit growth prophase and anaphase.
8) The trees, bamboo, bavin shall be compensated based on criteria and cut by the owners themselves. If the original units require hold, the compensation shall be performed 2 times of the criteria.
Article 18 other compensation
2) The compensation for state-owned agricultural, forest, herd, fishery land that is needed in national construction shall be performed according to the related stipulations and criteria in the Method.
5) If any temporary land usage in the construction, the resettlement subsidy and land compensation fee shall not be paid. The users shall pay the owner one-off compensation fee to the landowner based on the using period and the yearly average output. If there are young crops and other attachment on the land, the compensation shall be performed by other standard.
Article 19 administrations for land compensation and resettlement subsidy fee.
1) If the individual owns the attachment or young crops on the contracted land, the compensation fee shall be paid to the individual; and if the collective-owned economic organization owns, the fee shall be paid to the collective-owned economic organization.
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2) The compensation fee for crops and fish planted or fed by collective-owned economic organization shall be paid to the organization, and the organization shall put it into the year allocation.
3) For the woods, tea-oil tree, fruit tree and other economic crops planted by the collective-owned economic organization and contracted by the individual, the compensation fee shall be paid to the organization. The contractor could get 20%-50% of the fee based on the business period and investment statues.
4) The land compensation fee shall be paid to the rural collective-owned economic organization (owner of the requisitioned land).
5) It is forbidden to divert the resettlement subsidy fee and the People's Government shall supervise the usage. If the persons that need concentrative resettlement arranged by the rural collective economic organizations, the resettlement subsidy fee shall be paid to the organization, and persons needn't resettle centralizedly, the fee shall be paid to the individual.
Article 30 the dismantling and relocation house for villagers' self-usage shall be compensated base on the structure and new-extent according to the following stipulations:
1 ) In principal, the displaced persons shall dismantle and construct the house by themselves. If there is no condition for reconstruction arrangement, the centralized resettlement is necessary according to the stipulations; the land use units shall plan to resettlement.
2) The dismantling and resettlement house, reconstruction residential site shall meet the requirements of the urban, villages and rural plan, perform the stipulated land usage area criteria, and as much as possible make use of free mountain, waste land and interspace.
Compensation standards for self-dismantling and construction house with various structures:
Brick and concrete 200-270 Brick and wood 180-230 structure yuan/m2 structure yuan/m2
Earth and wood 130-180 Simple structure 40-90 yuan/m2 structure yuan/m2
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Article 34 the relocation of collective-owned house shall be compensated based on the following stipulations:
1) When the reconstruction is necessary and the reconstruction condition exists, the compensation shall be performed, and the fee standard shall promote 10%.
2) If there is no condition for reconstruction, the requisition by purchase shall be performed based on 110% of individuals house requisition by purchase standard.
9. Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Xiangtan City (TZF [2001] No.18)
Article 6 after the determination of the land requisition area, the land requisition and resettlement staff shall survey the building condition in the red line for supplying the foundation of land requisition and resettlement method preparation.
The land administration Dept. of municipal, county People's Government shall make the notice for land requisition survey in planned site for land requisition. The related unit and person shall support this work.
After the land requisition survey notice giving, the owners and users of land requisitioned can't change the using character and status quo of building on the land; can't sale, rent, mortagage, construct, extend and reconstruct (decorate) the house and other facilities; can't cultivate, feed and plant against time under any way and quillet.
The land compensation fee shall be paid to village collective economy organization; the ground attachment and green crops compensation fee shall be paid to the owners.
It is forbidden to embezzle or divert the land requisition and resettlement compensation fees. The rural collective economic organization shall relocate the displaced persons, and the reseftlement fee shall be paid to, managed and used by rural collective economic organization. For the displaced persons relocated by other units, the resettlement fee shall be paid to other units. For the displaced persons don't need collective relocation, the resettlement fee shall be paid to each person, or paid for the insurance of displaced persons after their consent. For the resettlement fee paid to individual, the rural collective economic organization of land requisitioned shall register and check in.
Article 14 the land compensation fee for requisition land shall be calculated and paid according to the following standards:
(1 ) For cultivated land (including paddy field and dry land, vegetable field), rearing pond and lotus root pool, the compensation fee shall be 6-10 times the average output value of the
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three years preceding the requisition of the land.
(2) For orchard, tea garden, the compensation fee shall be 60% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee; for economic woodland, the compensation fee shall be 50% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee; for other woodland, the compensation fee shall be 40% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(3) For residential site, villages (towns) public facilities and commonweal, enterprise land, the compensation fee shall be equal to the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
(4) For road and free ground, the compensation fee shall equal to the compensation standard of other land in neighborhood.
(5 ) For barren and other unused land, the compensation fee shall be 20% of the neighborhood paddy field compensation fee.
Article 15 The resettlement fee for requisition-cultivated land (including paddy field and dry land, vegetable field) shall be calculated according to the number of agricultural population to be resettlement. The number of agricultural population to be resettlement shall be calculated by dividing the amount of cultivated land requisitioned by per capital land occupied of the unit whose land is requisitioned. The resettlement fees for each agricultural person to be resettlement shall be 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the requisition of the cultivated land. But the maximum resettlement fees for each agricultural person to be resettlement shall not exceed 15 times of the average annual output value of the three years prior to the requisition. The resettlement fee for professional rearing pond and lotus root pool shall be paid according to the stipulations mentioned above.
For orchard, tea garden, and economic woodland, the resettlement fee shall be equal to the dry land resettlement fee in the neighborhood; for other woodland, the resettlement fee shall be 50% of the neighborhood paddy field resettlement fee.
For the agricultural irrigation lands that don't need restore pond, channel, dam, the resettlement fee shall be 45% of the neighborhood dry land standard; for the reservoir, the resettlement fee shall be 40% of the neighborhood paddy field standard, if the recovery is needed, the resettlement fee shall be paid according to the resettlement fee standard of occupied land.
For residential site, villages (towns) public facilities and commonweal, enterprise land, if any recovery is needed, the resettlement fee shall be paid according to the resettlement fee standard of occupied land; and if the recovery is not needed, the resettlement fee shall be equal to the neighborhood paddy field resettlement fee.
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For barren and free mountains requisition, the resettlement fee is not need.
Article 17 (3) the residential house of displaced persons also for self-businesses or commerce, if the procedures of shop construction, industry, commerce and tax are all possessed, the resettlement fee shall add 40% besides the standard fee based on the commercial housing area, but the businesses site will not be given back, and the related expenses shall be reviewed and paid by requisitioner. And if the procedures mentioned above are not possessed, the commodity and business tool will not be compensated.
(6) for the production house, if the displace person dismantle and reconstruct by themselves, the related reconstruction fee in the original usage area shall be compensated and paid by the requisition party. If the recovery is not needed, the compensation shall be paid according to the cost and quality, and 30% of the main house structure compensation fee shall be awarded, the requisitioner shall transact the original house.
Article 19 one householder only owns one residential site in villages. After the requisition of residential site, if the householder owns another residential site and the average area per person is more than 20m2, the reconstruction site for house shall not be arranged.
The total area of reconstruction residential site for each householder shall be less than the original residential area, if it is necessary to exceed the original area based on special condition, you shall provide the related expenses of exceeded area.
Article 24 if there are national facilities such as electricity, communications, supply and discharge pipe, gas in the requisition area, the compensation fee shall be given based on the actual project quantities after connecting with the administration dept.. If these facilities are out of service before requisition, the compensation fee shall not be given.
The compensation standards will be given in tables4.1-16 to 4.1-18
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Land Compensation Criteria in Xiangtan City Table 4.1-16 Unit: yuan/mu S0.32 <0.55 <0.76 <11 >1 Per capita cultivated land (mu/person) Ii I l Multiple Remarks Category Grade Mean annual product value 8 T7 l 6 Compensation amount 1 1450 14500 13050 11600 10150 8700 Paddy field with ditch, canal and dam gravity Paddy field 2 1300 13000 11700 10400 9100 7800 Climate field, cold high water table field, valley tail field. 3 1150 11500 10350 9200 8050 6900 Abandoned and newly claimed paddy field in recent three years 1 2600 26000 23400 20800 18200 15600 Brick or concrete ditch, canal and basin Professional vegetable 2 2300 23000 20700 18400 1610013800 Having part of condition of grade 1. 3 2000 20000 18000 16000 1400012000 Having earth ditch, canal and basin. 1 900 9000 8100 7200 6300 5400 Determined based on such conditions as soil, terrain, and sunshine, irrigation Dry land 2 750 7500 6750 6000 5250 4500 condition 3 600 6000 5400 4800 4200 3600
1 2100 21000 18900 16800 14700 12600 Brick, concrete or block slope protection Professional fish pond 2 1900 19000 17100 15200 13300 11400 Having part of condition of grade 1. 3 1700 17000 15300 13600 11900 10200 Without slope protection.
1 1450 14500 13050 11600 10150 8700 Lotus root field 2 1300 13000 11700 10400 9100 7800 3 1150 11500 10350 9200 8050 6900
Note: The compensation for family plot is based on paddy field criteria. No additional compensation is given to production facilities in column remarks.
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Table 4.1-17 Resettlement Subsidy Criteria in Xiangtan City (unit: yuan/mu)
Per capita Cultivated Land (mu/person) <0.32 j•0.39 <-0.46 :<0.53 <0.6 -<0.67 <-0.74 S0.81 tS0.88 A0.93 A1 1>
Subsidy Multiple Category Grade Mean annual product value 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 [7 6 5 4 Paddy field i1 Subsidy amount
1 1450 21750 20300 18850 17400 15950 14500 13050 11600 10150 2700 7250 5800
Professional 2 1300 19500 18200 16900 15600 14300 13000 11700 10400 9100 7800 6500 5200 vegetable land 3 1150 17250 16100 14950 13800 12650 11500 10350 9200 8050 6900 5750 4600
1 2600 39000 36400 33800 31200 28600 26000 23400 20800 18200 15600 13000 10400
Dry land 2 2300 34500 32200 29900 27600 25300 23000 20700 18400 16100 13800 11500 9200 3 2000 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000 18000 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 1 2100 31500 29400 27300 25200 23100 21000 18900 16800 17700 12600 10500 8400
Professional fish 2 1900 28500 26600 24700 22800 20900 19000 17100 15200 13300 11400 9500 7600 pond 3 1700 25500 23800 22100 20400 18700 17000 15300 13600 11900 10200 8500 6800
1 900 13500 12600 11700 10800 9900 9000 8100 7200 6300 5400 4500 3600
Lotus root field 2 750 11250 10500 9750 9000 8250 7500 6750 6000 5250 4500 3750 3000 3 600 9000 8400 7800 7200 6600 6000 5400 4800 4200 3600 3000 2400 1 1450 21750 20300 18850 17400 15950 14500 13000 11600 10150 8700 7250 5800
2 1300 19500 18200 16900 15600 14300 13000 11700 10400 9100 7800 6500 5200
3 1150 17250 16100 14950 13800 12650 11500 10350 9200 8050 6900 5750 4600
Note: The compensation for family plot is based on paddy field criteria
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Table 4.1-18 Land Acquisition an House Relocation Compensation Criteria in Xiangtan
Table4.1-18 Unit: yuan/mr2 Purchasing Reconstruction Framework. Category Decorating Requirement Compensation compensation
24cm solid wall; standard beam and pillar; inside and outside wall whitewashed by cement; Brick and Concrete brick work column concrete beam; prefabricated hollow cored slab wire mesh concrete (workshop) roof; concrete floor; double door three-piece door; cast-in-sites gutter; brickwork open ditch drainage; transverse span of more than 8m;indoor water and power supply; height of 4.5m.
24cm solid wall; standard beam and pillar; insides walls are whitewashed and smeared with porcelain; outside walls with drydash; prefabricated hollow-cored slab floor and flattop; Brick and Concrete 2 prefabricated flier, lift up balcony, metal handrail and guardrail, painted packing door; glass 370 285 (above second floor) window; prefabricated cored slab wire mesh concrete roof with thermal-protective coating, gutter drainage cement floor with damp proof course, indoor water and power supply; storey height of 3m
24cm solid and hollow wall or 18 cm wall; standard gird and pillar; inside walls are
Brick and Concrete whitewashed and smeared with porcelain; outside walls with drydash; prefabricated 3 hollow-cored slab floor and flattop; prefabricated flier; metal handrail and guardrail; painted 330 265 (second floor) packing door glass window grey tile roof; gutter drainage; cement with floor with damp roo course, indoor water and power supply; storey height of 3m.
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Table 4.1-18 Land Acquisition an House Relocation Compensation Criteria in Xiangtan
2 Table4.1-18 Unit: yuan/M Purchasing Reconstruction Framework. Category Decorating Requirement Compensin compensation . ~~~Compensation compensation
24cm solid and hollow wall or 18cm wall; criteria standard gird and pillar; concrete o Brck and Concrete brickwork column gallery; inside walls are whitewashed; outside walls with drydash; (second floor) 4 prefabricated hollow-cored slab floor, flattop; prefabricated flier; metal handrail and 300 240 guardrail; painted packing door glass window; grey tile roof gutter drainage; cement floo with damp proof course; indoor water and power supply; storey height of 3m.
Brick and Concrete 24cm solid and hollow wall or 18cm walls; inside and outside wall are whitewashed; panted (first floor) 5 packing door glass window; prefabricated hollow-cored slab flattop roof; cement floor; 265 220 brickwork open ditch drainage; indoor water and power supply; storey height of 3m.
24cm solid wall with 50 brickwork column; inside walls of more than one meter are
Bricks and Timber (workshop) 6 whitewashed by cement; common wood frame; double door three piece glass window; grey 2 4 0 210 tile roof cement floor; brickwork open ditch drainage; indoor water and power supply; mean height of 4.5m.
24cm solid and hollow or 18 cm wall(wood frame with jammed bricks);inside and outside Bricks and Timber 7 walls are whitewashed, painted packing door and glass window, prefabricated flat-slab and 290 230 (flat house) flat-top grey tile roof, cement floor, brickwork open ditch drainage, indoor water and powe supply, front and back wall mean height of 3.5m.
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Table 4.1-18 Land Acquisition an House Relocation Compensation Criteria in Xiangtan
Table4.1-18 Unit: yuan/M2 Purchasing Reconstruction Framework. Category Decorating Requirement Compensin compensation Compensation compensation
Bricks and Timber 24cm solid and hollow wall or18 wall; indoor wall are whitewashed; packing door and glass (flat house) 8 window; grey tile roof; cement floor; brickwork open ditch drainage; indoor water and power 250 215 supply; front and back mean height of 3m.
24 without solid and hollow or13 wall, one side is of overiapping (without wall);painted Bricks and Timber(penthouse) 9 packing door and glass window; grey tile roof; cement floor; indoor water and power supply; 190 130 minimum mean height of 2.5m.
cob brick earth filling or brick wall; packing door and glass window; grey tile roof; tabia floor; 180 Earthen and Wood(flat house) 102118 2 15 indoor water and power supply; front and back wall mean height of 3.5m.
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4.2 Related Policies of World Bank
The Resettlement Policies' target of the Bank is to enable the persons displaced by the project to share the benefit from the project. The involuntary resettlement is an inevitable problem in the project, and the overall objectives of the Bank's policy on involuntary resettlement are the following:
(1) Involuntary resettlement should be avoided where feasible, or minimized, exploring all viable alternative project designs. Where it is not feasible to avoid resettlement, resettlement activities should be conceived and executed as sustainable development programs, providing sufficient investment resources to enable the persons displaced by the project to share in project benefits. Displaced persons should be meaningfully consulted and should have opportunities to participate in planning and implementing resettlement programs.
(2) This policy applies to all components of the project that result in involuntary resettlement, regardless of the source of financing. It also applies to other activities resulting in involuntary resettlement, that in the judgment of the Bank, are (a) directly and significantly related to the Bank-assisted project, (b) necessary to achieve its objectives as set forth in the project documents; and (c) carried out, or planned to be carried out, contemporaneously with the project.
(3) (a) The resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are informed about their options and rights pertaining to resettlement;
i. Informed about their options and rights pertaining to resettlement;
ii. Consulted on, offered choices among, and provided with technically and economically feasible resettlement alternatives; and
iii. Provided prompt and effective compensation at full replacement cost for losses of assets attributable directly to the project.
(b) If the impacts include physical relocation, the resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are:
i. Provided assistance (such as moving allowances) during relocation; and
ii. Provided with residential housing, or housing sites, or, as required, agricultural sites for which a combination of productive potential, locational advantages, and other factors is at least equivalent to the advantages of the old site.
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(c) Where necessary to achieve the objectives of the policy, the resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework also include measures to ensure that displaced persons are
i. Offered support after displacement, for a transition period, based on a reasonable estimate of the time likely to be needed to restore their livelihood and standards of living; and
ii. Provided with development assistance in addition to compensation measures described in paragraph (a) (iii), such as land preparation, credit facilities, training, or job opportunities.
(4) (a) Specific components of the project will be prepared and implemented;
(b) The criteria for eligibility of displaced persons will be determined;
(c) Measures to assist the displaced persons in their efforts to improve their livelihoods, or at least to restore them, in real terms, while maintaining the sustainability of the park or protected area, will be identified; and
(d) Potential conflicts involving displaced persons will be resolved.
The target of China laws and policies for project resettlement is in line with the World Bank resettlement policies. To meet the World Bank's requirements, the project unit is preparing a series of measurements e.g.: resettlement plan preparation, resettlement leader team and supervision organization establishment, to implement the laws and policies.
4.3 Policy and Criteria of the Project
4.3.1 Compensation Qualification
All buildings, landowners and users in the land requisition relocation area of the project will get reasonable compensation and assistance.
The municipal relocation office shall make a house relocation notice 3 days after the House Relocation Certificate has been rectified and issued to make public of displaced persons, relocation area and time limit, and a written notice for related dept. shall be given to stop doing the following procedures in the relocation area:
(1) The business license rectifying and issuing for doing business in the relocation house.
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(2) Procedures for sell, exchange, division, present, remising, mortagage of house except the effective judgment made by People's Court or arbitration organization.
(3) Examination and approval procedures for newly built, improving and reconstruction of the house and its attachment.
The deadline decided by the governments is considered as the final compensation requirements-met date in the project. The project impact persons are considered to be the persons who lose land and house and their livelihood impact because of the construction, they shall be compensated and restored in the line of their loss and quantities as well as if they are included in the final construction diagram completed before the government deadline. Or in the construction, they shall be compensated because of temporary impact. After the deadline, the cultivated land, house or resettlement of impact persons in the project impact area shall not be compensated.
4.3.2 Compensation Principles
House relocation resettlement compensation work is a strong-policy, heavy-task and wide-aspect work, it is related to the direct profit of displaced persons. The compensation and right criteria are as following according to the requirements of Chinese government and World Bank laws and policies:
(1) The compensation and right provide to the impact persons shall at least keep the original livelihood level before project, and the improving is needed.
(2) In principal, the compensation for residential house is the way of monetary or ownership exchange; for non-residential is the way of monetary. The compensation fee shall be decided according to the related criteria of Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Compensation Stipulations of Zhuzhou city.
(3) Both the population and buildings affected by the project in the construction will be compensated. Individuals who once lived in this place do not have perfect residential procedure, rental procedure, operation procedure and law procedure of some buildings, should not be the cause of being declined to give compensation and help
(4) After the land requisition, the per capita cultivated land of land-requisitioned peasant shall be enough to maintain its living standard; if the per capita cultivated land is not enough to maintain living standard, other income resources work shall be provided.
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(5) In the suitable time, the related qualified conditions, compensation ratio and criteria, living restoration and income plan as well as project schedule shall be public to the impact persons.
(6) The relocation building and its appendixes shall be dismantled and relocated after the compensation and resettlement receiving. All cost for land requisition shall be paid 3 months after compensation and resettlement plan approval.
(7) In the construction, if the temporary land using influence exists, the related compensation fee -shall be paid. The compensation fee for temporary land using includes young crops fee, land loss compensation and reclamation fee. The land loss compensation fee shall be determined based on the yearly output and occupied period; the reclamation fee shall be determined based on the actual necessary cost.
4.3.3 Compensation Basis and Criteria for Land Requisition
* Land Occupied by Permanent Works
1) Collective-owned land occupied compensation criteria
A. Compensation Basis:
(DThe land compensation fee for cultivated land (including paddy field and dry land, vegetable land), fish ponds, lotus root ponds shall be the 6-10 times of average output value in three years preceding the requisition land according to the related stipulations in Hunan Provincial Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of P.R.C.; the resettlement subsidy fee for agricultural population to be resettled shall be 4-6 times of average output value in three years preceding the requisition land. If the land compensation fee and resettlement fee decided by the state can't help the agricultural population to be resettled restore the original living standards, the resettlement fee shall be added, but the maximum resettlement fees and land compensation fee shall not exceed 30 times of the average annual output value of the three years prior to the requisition.
(9)according to the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county, the average output value of the three years of cultivated land in the project zone shall be determined based on the output and equipment. The land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy fee shall be determined based on per capital cultivated land and the compensation and resettlement standard of each city.
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(according to the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county, the land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy fee for other land shall be determined based on the land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy fee for cultivated land.
(I)the compensation fee for all attachment and young crops on the requisitioned land shall be calculated as 0.5-1 time of the average output.
B. Compensation Rates:
The compensation rate of the cultivated land shall be calculated based on the average output, land compensation multiply, resettlement compensation multiply and production compensation fee (young crops fee) of the various land in the project affected area. showed in table 4.3-1
2). State-owned land occupied compensation criteria
A. Compensation Basis:
(Din line with the related criteria in Land Administration Law of P.R.C. and its Implementation, the urban land price in Zhuzhou city and Xiangtan City such as remising, exchange, tenancy, mortagage of state-owned land using right, land assets shareholder shall be calculated based on the basic land price, and modified in line with the land region factor, exceptional factor, usage year limit, estimation date, cubage ratio, development extent, land depth, and site departure, and it will become the standard of land asset amount.
(Iln the project zone of Zhuzhou city, the state-owned land shall be classified as industrial land 5 degrees, the basic price shall be 465 yuan/M2, and the land price shall be calculated as 60% of the basic price. In the project zone of Xiangtan city, the state-owned land shall be classified IV degrees, the basic price of state-owned land for commonweal shall be: industry land, 247 yuan/M 2; residential site land, 325 yuan/M2.
®the occupied state-owned land in Changsha section mainly locates in the village, according to the related land requisition and resettlement policies of Changsha, the requisitioned land for agriculture, forest, herd, fishery shall be compensated based on the neighborhood paddy field compensation standard.
B. Compensation Rates:
In line with calculation, the state-owned land compensation standards in project zone will be showed in table 4.3-2
4-48 Table 4.3-1 Compensation Unit Price Calculation Table of Permanent Acquisition Collectively-owned Land for FCLCC Land Compensation Reselttement Subsidy (Yuan) (Yuan) Average Young Crop Cmesto Section District County (District) Category Output Compensation Compesarko YuaCy mu) Multiple Compensation Compensation Crlteria (Yuan) (Yuanlmu)Multip ose Multiple Cot Cost (Yuan) Remarks
Paddy Field 1520 7 10640 7 10640 760 22040 As Per Capita Cultivated Land 0.81mu/Person in Project Zone. Vegetable Land 1140 7 7980 7 7980 570 16530 Vegetable Land As Family Plot , as per Dry Land Calculation. Dry Land 1140 7 7980 7 7980 570 16530 As Per Capita Cultlvated Land 0.81 mulPerson In Project Zone. Pond 1520 7 10640 5 7600 1520 19760
Orchard 1520 7 10640 5 7600 1520 19760
Timber 1520 3.5 5320 3.5 5320 760 11400 Man-made Timber
Changsha Changsha Changsha Tiamdn Grass Land 2t28 2128 Residential Site 7980 7980 570 16530 Newly Residential Stte as per Occupation Land Calculation. Public Land 10640 7980 18620
Road Use Land 7980 7980
Channel 7 10640 5 7600 18240
Other Use Land 7 10640 7980 18620
Waste Land 2128 2126 Paddy Feld 1264 8 10112 8 10112 1264 21488 As Per Capita Cultivated Land .65mu/Person In Project Zone. Vegetable Land 5525 8 44200 8 44200 5525 g3925 Dry Land As Per 70% Paddy Fhlid Annual Production Value Calculation. Dry Land 884 8 7072 8 7072 884 15028 Fish Pond 1900 8 15200 8 15200 1900 32300 Zhaoshan Xiangtan Yuetang Lotus Root Pond 1300 8 10400 8 10400 1300 22100
Tlmber 4045 5056 758 9859 Timber Annual Production Value As Per 60% Paddy Field Calculation. Grass Land 2022 2022
Residential Site 10112 7072 17184
Enterprise Use Land 10112 7072 17184 Road Use Land 34071 7072 41143 Weigh Average of Land Categories by Occupation by Road. Zhaoshan Xiangtan Yuetang Water Surface 2022 4550 6572
Other Use Land 10112 7072 17184
Waste Land 2022 2022 Paddy Fieid 1284 9 11556 11 t4124 1284 26964 As Per Capita Cultivated Land 0.55mu/Person in Project Zone. Vegetable Land 5525 9 49725 11 60775 5525 116025 Dry Land 898 9 8082 11 9878 898 18858 Dry Land As Per 70% Paddy Field Annual Production Value Calculation. Fish Pond 1900 9 17100 11 20900 1900 39900 Pond 1284 11556 6356 1284 19198 Resettlement Subsidy Cost As Per 45% Paddy Field Calculation Timber 770 4622 7062 770 12454 Timber Annual Production Vahle As Per 60% Paddy Field Calculation. arngtnan Grass Land 2311 2311 Urban Xiangtan Yuetang Residential Site 11556 9878 21434 Newly Residential Site as per Occupation Land Calculation.
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Section District County (District) Cateory Output Compensation Compensation Remarks tYuan/mu) Multiple Compensation Multiple Compensation Compensao Cnteria (Yuan) Cost Cost' Cost (Yuan)
Enterpnse Use Land 11556 9878 21434
Road. Road Use Land 11556 9878 21434 Weigh Average of Land Categories by Occupation by
Public Land 11556 9878 21434 Water Surface 2311 2825 5138 Waste Land 2311 2311
Paddy Field 1350 9 12150 7 9450 1350 22950 As Per CapitaO.71mutPerson Cultivated Land in Project Zone.
Zhiuzhou Zhwuzhou Tlanyuan_ Vegetable Land 2000 9 18000 7 14000 2000 34000 Family Vegetable PlotAll in Accordance with G3 for Compensation
Tax Dry Land. G2 for Calculation ______Dry Land 800 8 6400 7 5600 800 12800 Dry Land referring to Agriculture
1500 9 13500 7 10500 1500 25500 Common Pond BothIrrigation and Fish Breeding Pond, GI for Pond Compensation Calculation
Orchard 1350 8 10800 4 5400 800 17000 Compensating as per Annual Output ot Nearby Land G2. Land G3. Producion Forest 1200 8 9600 4 4800 1400 15800 Compensatng as per Annual Output of Nearby Nearby Land G3. Tlenyuan Timber 800 8 4800 4 2400 560 7760 Compensating as per 50% Annual Output of of Land G2. Residential Slte 1350 8 10800 10800 Compensating as per Annual Output Nearby Road UseLand 1350 6 8100 8100 Compensating as per Annual Output of Nearby Land G2.
Otte Use Land 1350 6 8100 8100 Compensating as per Annual Output of Nearby Land G2.
Waste Land 240 8 1920 1920 Compensating as per 20% Annual Output of Nearby Land G3.
Paddy Field 900 6 5400 6 5400 900 11700 As Per CapilaO.76mutPerson Cultivated Land in Project Zone. with G3 for Compensation Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Vegetable Land 1500 6 90 6 9000 1500 19500 Family Vegetable Plot All in Accordance
Dry Land 700 6 4200 6 4200 700 9100 Dry Land referringto Agriculture Tax Dry Land. G2 for Calculation
Pond 900 6 5400 6 5400 900 11700 Common Pond ,Both Irrigation and Fish Breeding Pond, G2 for Compensation Calculation G3. Orchard 560 6 3360 5 2800 800 6960 Compensating as per 70% Annual Output of Nearby Land Zhuzhou-- G3. Production Forest 480 8 3840 4 1920 1400 7160 Compensating as per 60% Annual Output of Nearby Land G3. Timber 320 6 1920 4 1260 560 3780 Compensating as per 40% Annual Output of Nearby Land G3. Residential Site 800 6 4800 4800 Compensating as per Annual Output of Nearby Land CriteriaCalculation. Road Use Land 800 6 4800 4800 As PAs Per ResidentialSite Compensation
Other Use Land 800 6 4800 4800 As Per Residential Site Compensation Criteria Calculation. G3. Waste Land 160 6 960 960 Compensating as per 20% Annual Output of Nearby Land
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Table 4.3-2 Permanent Occupied State-owned Enterprise
Land Use Compensation Criteria for FCLCC
Project Administrative County Land Compensation Section Region (District) Ownership Criteria (yuan/mu)
Tianxin State Enterprise 21280 land use Changsha Changsha Changsha State Enterprise 21280 land use Industrial land Zhaoshan Xiangtan use 164675 Yuetang State Residential 267 216678 site Industrial land Xiangtan Xiangtan use 164675 Yuetang State . ~~~~~~~Residential 267 216678 site Enterprise Tianyuan State Endruse 186000 land use Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Zhuzhou State Enterprise 186000 land use
* Project Temporary Land Use
A. Compensation Basis:
(Dthe compensation fee for temporary occupied land includes young crops fee, land loss compensation fee and reclamation fee. The land loss compensation fee is mainly used to compensate the all output or income of landowner getting from the original land; the reclamation fee is mainly used to reclaim the temporary occupied land after project. The land loss compensation fee shall be determined based on the yearly average output and occupied time; the reclamation fee shall be determined based on the actual expense in the reclamation.
Qafter the investigation, the temporary occupied land in the project is mainly soil material yard, the land sort is hill woodland (including wood material land, economic woodland and shrubbery) and waste land, the time limit of temporary occupied land is 2 years.
®according to the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county, the average output value --of the three years of temporary occupied land, young crop compensation fee in the project
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(gafter the expiration of the temporary occupied land, the project unit shall organize reclamation, the reclamation fee shall be 1500 yuan/mu.
(5)the temporary occupied waste land shall not be compensated.
B. Compensation Rates:
In line with calculation, the temporary occupied land compensation standards will be given in table 4.3-3.
Table 4.3-3 Temporary Land Use Compensation Criteria for FCLCC Unit: Yuan/mu Land loss cost Project Administrative County Land Anvneuage Land Compensation crop Reclamation Total Section Region (District) Type output use criteria cost cost time Economic 912 2 1824 2000 3824 Changsha Changsha Changsha forest city Tianxing fTirmebster608 2 1216 2000 3216 forest Zhaoshan Xiangtan city Yuetang Shrubbery 758 2 1516 758 1500 3774 limber 770 2 1540 700 1500 3810 Xiangtan Xiangtan city Yuetang forest Shrubbery 514 2 1028 514 1500 3042 2 Economic 2400 Eonomic 1200 years 400 1400 1500 5300 forest 9604800 Tianyuan 2
Timebter 600 years 200 560 1500 3260 forest 2400 Zhuzhou Zhuzhou city 2 Economic 480 years 960 1400 1500 3860 forest 40 yas1920 Zhuzhou 2880__ Z u Timber320 ears 640 560 1500 2700 forest 1280 1920
4.3.4 Residential House and its Affiliated Building Relocation Compensation Basic and Criteria
(1) Residential House
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A. Compensation Basis:
The residential houses in the project zone are almost brick-concrete or brick-wood structures. The detailed survey and analysis for reset price of the brick-concrete or brick-wood structure houses in the project zone have been done with the practicality index survey to prepare the compensation standard reasonably and ensure the displaced persons get the compensation fee to same tune of the house reset price. (It gives analysis of the housing rate compensation for every report on Changsha section, Zhaoshan section, Xiangtan urban section and Zhuzhou section). In line with the results of the survey and after the negotiation between the people's government and delegate of the displaced persons, the compensation fee for various house shall be the replacement price according to the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county.
B. Compensation Rates:
Various residential house compensation criteria in project zone are given in table 4.3-4. Because of different decoration and architecture material, the compensation standards for different houses shall be change in an extent. After the investigation, the almost houses in the project zone have been decorated, so, in this report, the designing value of the compensation standard change extent shall be used to calculate the investment.
Table 4.3-4 Residential House Compensation Criteria for FCLCC unit: yuan/m2 Project Administrative County Relocation Compensation House Structurecopnain DsgDesign Section Region (District) range Criteria Value
Brick & concrete 310-330 320
Changsha Brick & timber 230-250 240 Changsha Changsha ann Tianxin Earth & wood 190-210 200
Sundry house 60 60
Zhaoshan Xiangtan city Yuetang Brick & concrete 220-445 265 Formal Formal Brick & timber 130-240 215 house Earth & wood 180-215 180
Sundry Brick & concrete 220-445 220 house I _I Brick & timber 130-240 130
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Table 4.3-4 Residential House Compensation Criteria for FCLCC unit: yuan/Ir
Project Administrative County Relocation Compensation Design Section Region (District) range Criteria Value Earth & wood 70 70
Wood 50 50
Brick & concrete 220445 265 Formal house Brick & timber 130-240 215 Earth & wood 180-215 180
Xiangtan Xiangtan Yuetang Brick & concrete 220-445 220
Sundry Brick & timber 130-240 130
house Earth & wood 70 70
Wood 50 50
Brick & concrete 800 800
Brick & timber 700 700 Urban Earth & wood 600 600
Sundry house 150 150 Tianyuan Brick & concrete 220-300 300
Brick & timber 190-250 250 Rural Earth & wood 150-200 200
Sundry house 70-100 100 Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Brick & concrete 380-500 500
Brick & timber 300'420 420 Town Earth & wood 280-350 350
Sundry house 40 130 130 Zhuzhou Brick & concrete 200-270 270
Brick & timber 180-230 230 Rural Earth & wood 130 180 180
Sundry house 40-90 90
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(2) Subsidy for Physical Relocation Cost
A. Compensation Basis: in the project zone, all subsidy fee for residential house physical relocation, shall be decided in line with the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county, and referring to similar project compensation criteria.
B. compensation criteria:
Resettlement subsidy for physical relocation cost compensation criteria in project zone are given in table 4.3-5.
Table 4.3-5 Resettlement Subsidy for Physical Relocation Cost Compensation Criteria for FCLCC
Project Administrative County Item Compensation criteria Remarks Section Region (District)
I.Relocation 6 yuan/m' As per relocation Changsha Changsha Changshaani 2.eparhoscompensation house area. Tianxin 2.Temporary house 4 yuan /m' * month As per relocation transition cost house area. .Relocation Zhaoshan compensation 380yuan/househould Xiangtan city Yuetang 2.Temporary house t.raston cous 600yuan/househould As per 2 months. transition cost 1 Relocation Xiangtan Xiangtan Yuetang compensation 380yuan/househould 2.Temporary house t.raston cous 600yuan/househould As per 2 months. transition cost 1.Phyxial relocation transporttranspot costcost 300yuan/househould Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Tianyuan 2.Relocation Zhuzhou~ ~ Zhuzhouhuho compensationcompesatio 500yuan/househould
3.Temporary house 150yuan/househould As per 1 month. transition cost
(3) Affiliated Building and Scattered trees
A. Compensation Basis:
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In the project zone, the compensation criteria for house relocation affiliated building and scattered trees shall be determined referring to the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county, and referring to similar project compensation criteria.
B. compensation criteria:
In project zone, affiliated facilities and scattered trees compensation criteria are given in table 4.3-6
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Compensation Criteria (Yuan) NO. Item Subitem Remarks Rate Compensation Criteria (Yuan)
Iron-made Changsha Section Zhaoshan Section Xiangtan Urban Zhuzhou Section 1 Bounding Wall Section 45Yuan/m2 1OYuan/m2 1OYuan/m2 1OYuan/m2 Cement Sunning 15Yuan/m2 9Yuan/m2 9Yuan/m2 1OYuan/m2 2 Sunning Ground Ground Earth Sunning Ground 5Yuan/m2 2Yuan/m2 2Yuan/m2 5Yuan/m2
Brock Masonry 14OYuan/m3 96Yuan/m3 96Yuan/m3 8OYuan/m3 Dry Masonry 21Yuan/m2 21Yuan/m2 3 Protective Bank Bricklaying 18Yuan/m2 18Yuan/m2 Cement Pavement 2Yuan/m2 2Yuan/m2 Earth Well 200Yuan/No. 1200Yuan/No. 1200Yuan/No. 1200Yuan/No. 4 Well Pressure Well 600Yuan/No. 200Yuan/No. 200Yuan/No. 300Yuan/No.
5 Water Tank 12OYuan/m2 12OYuan/m2 30
6 Pond 8OYuan/m3 85Yuan/m2 85Yuan/m2 5OYuan/m2
7 Firedamp Basin 800Yuan/No. 1600Yuan/No. 1600Yuan/No.
8 Manure Pit 19OYuan/No. 19OYuan/No.
Mature Tree 60Yuan/No. 1800Yuan/mu 1800Yuan/mu 6OYuan/No. 9 ScaHtered Fruit Tree Young Tree 2OYuan/No. 80OYuan/mu 800Yuan/mu 1OYuan/No.
10 Scattered Tree 5Yuan/No. 15OYuan/No. 15OYuan/No. 8Yuan/No.
11 Tomb 800Yuan/No. 300Yuan/No. 300Yuan/No. 800Yuan/No.
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4.3.5 Compensation Basis and Criteria for Affected Enterprises and Commercial
(1)Non-residential House, Affiliated Building and Scattered trees
A. Compensation Basis:
(@after the investigation, the commercial houses mainly locate in Zhuzhou urban plan zone and Leidashi town plan zone, Zhuzhou county, and the houses are mainly used both for private resident house or shopping. According to related criteria in Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Administration Implementation of Zhuzhou city and House Dismantling and Relocation Administration Implementation of Zhuzhou County, the resettlement fee for these house shall be performed as residential house standard.
(9)the compensation fee for dismantling of office buildings, storehouse, enterprise workshops etc. shall be deterrnined in line with the related stipulations in Land Requisition and Resettlement Policies of Changsha city, Xiangtan city, Zhuzhou city and Zhuzhou county.
®ln project zone, the compensation standard for affiliated facilities and scattered trees near non-residential houses shall be the compensation criteria of affiliated facilities and scattered trees near residential houses.
B. Compensation Rates:
In project zone, non-residential house compensation criteria will be given in table 4.3-7, the compensation standard for affiliated facilities and scattered trees near non-residential houses shall be the compensation criteria of affiliated facilities and scattered trees near residential houses and will be given in table 4.3-6.
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Table 4.3-7 Non-residential House Compensation Criteria for FCLCC unit: yuan/r'
Project Administrative County House House Structure Compensation Design Section Region (District) Category Criteria Value Brick and concrete 310-330 320
Changsha Changsha Changsha Unit house Brick and Timber 230-250 240 ChangshaChansha Undanoin Tianxin Earth and wood 190-210 200
Sundry house 60 60 Brick and concrete 320-480 285 Zhaoshan Xiangtan Yuetang Unit house Brick and Timber 220-330 235
Brick and concrete 320-480 285 Formal hormal Brick and Timber 220-330 235 house Earth and wood 180-215 200
Xiangtan Xiangtan Yuetang Unit Brick and concrete 220- 240 house______Sundry Brick and Timber 130- 150 house Earth and wood 70 70
Wood house 50 50
Steel and Concrete 1000 1000
Brick and concrete 800 800
Brick and Timber 700 700 Unit house Earth and wood 600 600 Tianyuan Sundry house 150 150
Brick and concrete 800 800
Brick and Timber 700 700 Shops Earth and wood 600 600
Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Sundry house 150 150
Brick and concrete 418-550 550
Brick and limber 330-462 462 Unit house Earth and wood 308-385 385
Sundry house 44-143 143 Zhuzhou Brick and concrete 380-500 500
Brick and limber 300-420 420 Shops Earth and wood 280-350 350
Sundry house 40-130 130
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(2)Subsidy for physical relocation cost, production equipment compensation cost:
A. Compensation Basis:
According to the related stipulations in Hunan Province Implementation Method of Urban House Dismantling and Relocation Administrative Ordinance, the enterprise subsidy for physical relocation cost and the production equipment compensation cost shall be determined based on the actual cost for dismantling, removal and erection of production equipment or for the waste production equipment after depreciation.
B. compensation criteria:
(DChangsha section: The subsidy for physical relocation cost, production equipment compensation cost in the project shall be compensated in line with actual physical relocation cost.
(2) Zhaoshan section: The resettlement compensation fee for collective-owned sand yard in each village shall be 20,000 RMB yuan because of so many transportation equipments; the resettlement fee for other collective-owned unit and enterprise, the fee shall be calculated as 15 RMB yuan/m2 based on the construction area.
(a) Urban section in Xiangtan: The provincial Muyuhu store yard for flood-proof material has stored 50,000 m3 scree, so the relocation compensation fee shall be 200,000 RMB yuan. The resettlement compensation fee for Municipal Architecture Institute shall be 30,000 RMB yuan; for sand and cement concrete yard in each village, the fee shall be 20,000 RMB yuan because of so many equipments; the resettlement fee for other collective-owned unit and enterprise, the fee shall be calculated as 15 RMB yuan/m2 based on the construction area.
( Zhuzhou section: the commercial house in the project zone are almost used for private resident and shop, in the relocation, the resettlement subsidy fee has been calculated in the residential resettlement subsidy fee. The resettlement subsidy fee and production equipment compensation fee shall be calculated as 250 yuan/M2 based on resettlement house area.
3) Stopping Production and Businesses Loss Cost in Physical Relocation:
(D Changsha section: the stopping production and businesses loss cost in enterprise physical relocation shall be calculated as 25 yuan/M 2 based on resettlement house area.
( Zhaoshan section: The impact enterprises for business stopping include Yangtianhu Embankment Administration Station, Zhaoshan Architecture Material Factory, and
4-60 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Conidor Component collective-owned sand yard, concrete yard in each village. The Yangtianhu Embankment Administration Station is a government allocate unit, the business-stopping compensation fee don't need to calculate. There will be no reconstruction condition in the collective-owned sand yard, concrete yard in each village, so there is no business stopping compensation fee, only the Zhaoshan Architecture Material Factory shall be compensated. It is difficult to calculate the business income in the ordinary enterprises, the business-stopping compensation fee shall be 20 yuan/m2 based on the business house area.
(E) Urban section in Xiangtan: The impact enterprises for business stopping include Municipal Architecture Institute, Municipal Salt Warehouse, Dishui Saleroom and collective-owned sand yard, concrete yard in each village, and all these place shall be resettled and requisitioned. According to the reconstruction conditions in every enterprise after the project ending, the business stopping compensation fee for every unit will be as following: for Municipal Architecture Institute, the fee shall be 150,000 RMB yuan, for Municipal Salt Warehouse, Dishui Saleroom, the fee shall be 30,000 RMB yuan. There is no business stopping compensation fee because of no reconstruction condition in the collective-owned sand yard, concrete yard in each village. Other impact site or the production stopping enterprise shall no be compensated.
(a) It is difficult to calculate the business income in the ordinary enterprises, the business-stopping compensation fee shall be 20 yuan/m2 based on the business house area. The relocation collectively-owned enterprise house, when physically relocate, the production and businesses stop are necessary, the land use unit shall pay total salaries of last month and 15% of total salaries as management fee based on the actual number of staff to compensate the loss after production and businesses stop according to the related stipulations in State-owned Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Zhuzhou city and Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Method of Zhuzhou county. The staff per capita basic salary in project zone shall be calculated as 700yuan/ man * month. The loss cost for enterprise physical relocation stopping production and businesses shall be calculated as 805yuan/ man * month. In principle, the production and businesses period shall be less than 3 months.
4.3.6 Affected Infrastructure Compensation Basis and Criteria
A. Compensation Basis:
Reconstruction land leveling and infrastructure such as water, electricity and road shall be restored by land requisition resettlement implementation agency under the original standards. The compensation criteria shall be affirmed referring to 2003 replacement cost
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B. compensation criteria:
Infrastructure compensation criteria are given in table 4.3-8.
Table 4.3-8 Infrastructure Compensation Criteria for FCLCC
Compensation criteria Remarks NO. Item______Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou
1 Site leveling 2000yuan/HH 2000yuan/HH 2000yuan/HH 2000yuan/HH Portable 2 water, lighting 500yuan/person 800yuan/HH 800yuan/HH 500yuan/HH 3 Road 200yuan/person 200yuan/HH 200yuan/HH 200yuan/HH
4.3.7 Affected Special Facilities Compensation Basis and Criteria
A. Compensation Basis:
The compensation rates of special facilities such as communications, telecommunications, electric power shall be determined in line with replacement cost calculated in line with equipment material needed in newly built similar facilities and 2003 local material budgetary unit prices.
B. Compensation criteria
The compensation criteria for special facilities are given in table 4.3-9.
4.4 Ownership Sheet
In line with the employer and resettlement designer on-site investigation, the main impact of the land requisition has been determined on the base of natural loss. The Ownership Sheet has been prepared as disbursement compensation foundation. The details will be given in table 4.4-1.
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Rate Compensation Criteria (Yuan)
NO. Item Subitem Unit Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Remarks Section Section Section Section
1 Road
Cement m2 12 25 Pavement m
Tractor Road km 30000 6000 6000 30000
HSghplay km 70000 80000 80000 160000
2 Power Facilities
High Voltage km 25000 43000 43000 25000 Line Low Voltage km 10000 13000 13000 11000 ______L in e _ _ _ _ _
Transformer No. 3000 5000 3000 Only Calculating ______I Relocation,Resettlernent Cost.
3 Cable TV Line km 8000 8000 10000
4 Telecommunication Line km 12000 25000 25000 12000
5 Canal km 30000 60000
6 Pump Station Site 50000
7 Dock Site 50000
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Changsha Zhaoshan Section Xiangtan Urban Section Zhuzhou Section Impact Sort Affected People Compensation and Resettlement Polictes Item Section Tianxin Distict.Changsha Yuetang Yuetang Tianyuan District Zhuzhou Section Section
Urban Scope
1 For Monetary Compensation Resettlement arid Ownership Exchange 1,BrIck and Concrete Structure 220-445Yuantm2 800Yuan/m2 380-50OYuan/m2 Resettlement in Other Slte.Relocation House Shalt Perform Assessment Compensation Based on Reset Princple 2,Brick and Timber Structure 130-240Yuan/m2 700YuanIm2 300-42OYuan/m2 .the Dsplaced Persons Shal Receive Exchange ReskidentialHouse or Monetary Compensation for House Purcastng 3,Earth and Wood Structure 180-215Yuan/m2 600Yuan/m2 280-35OYuan/m2 IndepeneWntly. 2,Other Resettlement Way Shalt be Used for Um4Snr os 70-445YuarJm2 15OYuanim2 40-l3OYuarVm2 Serious Poveries .The Government Could 4,Su House Assist them to Get Bank Loan Preferentially 3,Resettlement house compensation fees wil be paid to the resettlrs before starting Country Scope house construction. If compenation is paid Reskidence OwiershNp to reseftters by instaltments,the final sum of 1,rc n oceeSrcue 331ua-m moniey should be paid up before completing 1BrcanCoceeSrcue 3Yunm 2-5unm 2-0VaJ220'7Ya/m house building. 4,Resetlers can
reseuttemant, including compensation 2,Brick and limber Structure 250Yuantm2 130-24OYuanim2 190-250YuanVm2 180-23OYuan/m2 compla;int does not receive any 3,Eanh and Wood Stnudure 230V1/resenlers 180-214Yuanrm2 150-200Yuantm2 130-218YuanVm2
dharge.______
4,Sundry House tiOYuanVm2 70-44SYuanVm2 70- lOOYuanVm2 40- 9OYuanrm2
1,Relocation Transport 300Yuan/Household 300YuantHousehold 5,The Resetles Wilt Obtain Subsidy Fees 380YuarVHousehol and Temporary Transition Altowance in the 2,Relocation Compensation Cost BYuan/m' d 30YuantHousehoid 500YuantHousehold 500YuanVHousehold Process of Physical Relocation 3,Temporary Transit Subsidy 4Yuan/mrMonth 600YuanitHousehol 800YuanVHousehold 150YuantHousehold 150YuantHousehold
1,8rick and Concrete Structure 800YuanVm2 380-500Yuantm2
i,For Ntonetary Compensation 2,Brick and Timber Structure 700YuanVm2 300-420YuanVm2 Resettlement. Relocation Houses According the Residence Cretiria 3,Earth and Wood Structure 600Yuan/m2 280-35OYuanVm2
Non-residence Shop 4,Sundry House 1 50YuanVm2 40- l30Yuanrm2
2.During Reiocation the Production Interruption Loss shall Receive Compensation 2OYuan/m2 20Yuanim2 Compensation.
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Changsha Zhaoshan Section Xiangtan Urban Section Zhuzhou Secton Impact Sort Affected People Compensation and Resettlement Policies Item Section Tianxin Distnct,Changsha Yuetang Yuetang Tianyuan District Zhuzhou Section Section
1 Reinforced Concrete Structure I OOOYuan/m2
1For Monetary Resettlement Relocation 1.Bick and Concrete Structure 33OYuan/m2 320-480Yuan/m2 320-480Yuan/m2 800Yuan/m2 418-55OYuan/m2
Compensation Based on Reset Principle
Monetary Compersation SfhaReceive THE 2,Brick and Timber Structure 250Yuan/m2 220-33OYuan/m2 220-330Yuan/m2 70OYuan/m2 330-482Yuan/m2 Reconstrudcon or Closing Independently. 2,The subsidy fee during the process of 190- Non-residence Unit and Staff relocation for UnttEnterprise,Production 3,Earth and Wood Structure 210Yuan/m2 180--2l5Yuanim2 600YuanJm2 308-385Yuan/m2 equtpment compensafton fee compensated as the actual renocatIon fee. 3,Stopping Production State-owned and 5,Sundry House OOYuan/m2 70-445YuarVm2 I5OYuanJm2 "-143YuanIm2 Coectivety-owned Enterprise Out of Consideraution ot Loss Compensation of Relocation Compensation Cost 15Yuan/m2 15Yuan/m2 25OYuan/m2 25OYuan/m2 Production Stop and Business Stop.../Saf ndd yIt ProduCion Intenuption LossProduction Interruption 25Yuan/m2 Loss 20Yuan/m2 187iYuan 805Yuan/Person-Month,3_WU~~~~~~~~~oofStaffAffectedi by Interruption Months Calculate As Per Compensation Compensation.
The compensable use fees of the state- owned and wlAunitiedly be Imposed by the I Industry Use Land 22040Yuan/mu 164675Yuan/mu 164675Yuan/mu 186000Yuan/mu 18600OYuanimu State-owned land admhstrative compenent department Land of Local Government and the full amount shoutld be tumed over to the City Financial Bureau. 2.Residence Use Land 216678Yuan/mu 216678Yuan/mu
I Cultivated Land 1 The project construction requisitions the land. The requisitioned villages will receive the land compensation and resettlement Paddy Field 22040Yuantmu 21488Yuan/mu 26964Yuan/mu 2295OYuan/mu 11700Yuan/mu subsidies paid by the requisitioning units; the land -requisitioned agriculural households vill recelve the subsidies for young crops, compensation for ground Vegetable Land 16530Yuan/mu 93925Yuan/mu 116025Yuan/mu 38000Yuan/mu 19500Yuan/mu PermaAent attachments and so on. In addition,if the Acquisition Land land readjustment of land development and use are conducted vwithinthe village and Dry Land 1653OYuan/mu 15028Yuan/mu 18858Yuan/mu 12800YuanImu 910OYuan/mu groups and the land- requisitioned Collective Land households again receive the land or other means of productionthe land compensation and resettlement subsidies Aillbe managed 2,Fish Pond 32300Yuan/mu 39900YuanImu and used by the village and group collective .On the contrary if in viNage and group of land arrangement and development and the 3VPond 19760Yuan/mu 18722Yuan/mu 19196Yuan/mu 25500YuanImu 11700Yuan/mu land -requisitioned households do not receive any pay the resettlement subsidies to the and requisitioned agricunural households.but the tand compensation vwil 4,Orchard 1976OYuantmu 17000Yuantmu 6960Yuantmu bbemanaged and used by the village and 4-65 Table 4.4-1 Ownership Sheet for FCLCC Compensation Criteria
Changsha Zhaoshan Section X|angtan Urban Section Zhuzhou Section Impact Sort Affected People Compensation sandResettlement Policies Item Section Tianxin District,Changsha Yuetang Yuetang Tianyuan District Zhuzhou Section Section group collective. 5,Forest Land
Production Forest 1580OYuan/mu 620wYuan/mu
Timber 1140Yuan/mu sa59Yuan/mu 12454Yuan/mu 776OYuan/mu 376OYuarnmu
6,Grass Land 2128Yuan/mu 2022Yuan/mu 2311 Yuan/mu
7,Residentlal Site 1653OYuan/mu 17t84Yuan/mu 21434Yuan/mu 1i0ODYuan/mu 48WOYuanVmu
8,Enterprise Use Land 17185Yuan/mu 21434Yuan/mu 2,Most of rompensation for land requisition 81W0Yuan/mu 48WOYuanimu and resettlement subsidies vw be used for 9,Road Use Land 798OYuan/mu 42243Yuan/mu 21434Yuan/mu Permanent the resetttes production and living Acrustion Lend Cotlective Land restoretlon such as feld Irrigaton facilities ,rural infrastructure reconstruction.agricultural stnrcture adjustment and so on. 1O,Channels(Water Surface) 1824OYuanImu 6572Yuan/mu 5136Yuan/mu
I ,Public Land 1862OYuan/mu 17184Yuan/mu 21434Yuan/mu
12,Other Land 1862OYuan/mu 810WYuan/mu 480WYuan/mu
112,Waste Land 2128Yuan/mu 2022Yuan/mu 23llYuan/mu 192OYuan/mu 96OYuan/mu
Land Including Young 1.1.Temporary Use 386OYuan/mu Crop Compensation Cost,Land Loss 1,Production Forest Land 3824Yuan/mu 530WYuan/mu Compensation and Reclamabon Cost. 2.The compensation for tand tosses mainly Is used to rompensate the land owner for atl output or Income from the original land The compensation for land losses is determined Temporary . on the basis of the original land annual 381OYuan/mu 326OYuan/mu 270WYuan/mu Occupation Land Coieive Land output value and the occupied time . 2,T1mber Land 3216YuarVmu 3.The secrond opening-up fee is mainly use to again open up the occupied temporary land after use expiration. It is determined o0 the basis of the actual expenses for the second opening-up. The temporary land after use expiration wilt be opened up by the project construction unit . 3,Shrubbery 3774Yuantmu 3042YuanVmu
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5 Resettlement Measures
5.1 Resettlement Strategy
5.1.1 Resettlement Targets
It is to make the rational compensation and perfect arrangement to the people affected by the Project, and ensures them to restore or surpass the original production level, income level and living standard after resettlement. According to the resettlers' actual living standard in project zone in 2002 and in combination with the Tenth Five-year Plan national economic and social development aim and long-term aim up to year 2015 in the counties (districts), the determined resettlement target is as follows:
1) Grain self-support will be basically guaranteed. It is necessary to increase land output for areas with less farmland resource by means of agricultural structure adjustment and fully tapping the land potential.
2) Actively take measures to ensure the annual per capita net income of resettled family to gradually to be restored to the level before resettlement.
3) The public infrastructure, conditions for going to school and doctors, social welfare level, natural environment and traffic conditions will more be improved in comparison with that before resettlement.
5.1.2 Resettlement Principles and Measures
1) The presentation of resettlement plan depends upon the social and economic investigation and affected physical indexes statistics in project zone and takes the State and local policies, laws and rules on land requisition and removal and the World Bank's Operational Policy for Involuntary Resettlement OD/BP4. 12-as the principle.
2) Optimize project design, pay attention to protect the cultivated land and reduce the affected scope of land- requisition and removal as soon as possible. Avoid the population dense zone or multistory and high-rise buildings as far as possible, and
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reduce the involuntary resettlers to minimum. The convenience-for-people measures and the construction schemes for reducing disturbance to residents will be taken in the process of construction.
3) Compensation and resettlement to all involuntary resettles are a part of project construction. It is necessary to provide sufficient funds to resettlers and help them to obtain profits from the project.
4) Ensure that the affected people can receive all compensation for resettlement losses before removing. It is necessary to make the rational living arrangement and effective production restoration to them and to give them subsidy and help for their temporary difficulties.
5) Ensure that the living standard, production capacities and income of the affected people by land requisition and removal will be restored and increased to the standard and levels before land requisition and removing.
6) The compensation for house or other properties is the replacement price, and the depreciation or discount shouldn't be deducted from the compensation. The compensation can use the Monetary compensatory way or physical compensatory way. Both money compensation and physical compensation (e.g. property right is exchanged) should, at least, be satisfied with purchasing the houses of equal area, similar structure and similar conditions in the same area. The project unit should recommend the economical and appropriate houses to removing households and help the organizations concerned handle the physical relocation procedures (including the preferential policies that they can enjoy according to the stipulations).
7) This project will give compensation to all the people and all buildings affected by the Project construction in the project zone. Even if one or two people have had imperfect household register procedure or imperfect leasing procedure or imperfect business procedure or imperfect law procedure of a few of buildings, it does not become a reason to refuse to give compensation and help.
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8) Someone who gets into the project zone to seize and hold of land or houses without authority out of limited period will not be given compensation and resettlement. Some one who does not sign the agreement of compensation and resettlement or does refuse removing after being signed the agreement should be subject to deal with according to administrative and judicial procedures.
9) The resettlers will obtain compensation in the transition stage of physical relocation and in the process of physical relocation. The proposed resettlement area should have the elementary infrastructure and service facilities.
10) The physical relocation of non-residential house unit will obtain subsidies for physical relocation and for losses of production stop and business stop. The local reconstruction or relocation resettlement should meet the plans and avoid the second physical relocation for the near term.
11) It is necessary to give rational consideration for the vulnerable groups and help them choose the resettlement houses and remove.
12) Units of infrastructure property right will be given the compensation for relocation and reconstruction and function restoration of infrastructure affected by the Project.
13) Make the rational compensation for the requisitioned land and losses arisen from it. The land compensation fee should be owned by the collective and used for collective economic development, improvement of the public good and resettlement of the affected villagers. The resettlement subsidy disbursement will be given the resettlement units or the resettled persons or will be used to pay the insurance expenses of the resettled persons.
14)AII expenses for requisitioning land should be paid by means of the full disbursement in three months from beginning of the approval date of land requisition compensation and resettlement scheme, and the latest allowable date should be the day when this stretch of land has begun to be used for construction purpose.
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15)The temporary used land is generally limited in two years. When temporarily occupying cultivated land, the occupant should restore the planting conditions in one year from the expiration date of temporary used land. If the land of temporary use is the one owned by the collective, the rural collective organization or villagers' committee shouid on behaii of the hana owners sign the contract of temporary used land with the users and should collect the subsidies for temporarily used land from the users. When setting up the compensatory criterion of temporarily used land, it is necessary to consider the losses of the owners and users of the original land, including agricultural tax to be paid. When the temporarily used land will be returned, the land use character or land ownership have changed, it is necessary to relevantly increase the land compensatory level and properly arrange the users of the original land.
16)1t is necessary to make work arrangement for all the labor affected by land requisition and relocation and ensure that their living standard and income would not be reduced in spite of the land requisition and relocation. It is necessary to encourage resettling depending upon land and support to develop the second and third industry. The farmers could volunteer to select the employment, if possible. Provided their rural residence registration will be changed into the city's, the original economic organization should help them pay all kinds of insurance expenses of resettlement population.
17)The resettlers will be encouraged to take part in drawing up resettlement action plan and executing resettlement, and the policies and criteria of compensation and resettlement should be opened and published in time. In the process of investigation to the affected persons who will be asked to make suggestions for compensation and resettlement, and these suggestions shall be reflected in the report.
18) It is necessary to pay attention to complaint and resentment of the affected people and help them rationally overcome the difficulties and inconveniences in the process of land requisition and physical relocation. It is necessary to listen to resettlers' opinions
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about the compensation standard, which should be solved through consultation. If it is fail in consultation, the methods of arbitration award or prosecution could be taken.
19) The concerned organizations of resettlement work should strengthen combination and coordination each other. The resettlement organizations at all levels should be perfected and train all persons at posts.
20) In the process of executing project the owner will make internal survey for project implementation, and, in addition, the survey units will be engaged to carry out external survey and will periodically submit the survey report to the World Bank. The resettlement work assessment will be done after completing all activities.
21) In the process of resettlement action plan execution, the any large changes (including reducing compensation criteria, changing the place and scope of project's land requisition and physical relocation, increasing new sub-item, changing some sub-item into domestic investment item, etc.) should be reported to The World Bank. It is possible to amend the resettlement action plan or prepare the other resettlement action plan
22) In the World Bank's project zone, if the land requisition and relocation work of non-the World Bank project will be in advance or this work will be carried out at the same time with one's of the World Bank, the World Bank's project could be 'get a lift". However, all compensation and settlement policies should conform to the requirements of resettlement action plan
5.2 Resettlers' Living Restoration Plan
5.2.1 The Resettlement Alternatives
In June-August, 2003, the resettlement design unit organized professional technician, under great coordination of owner unit and local governments, to conduct the on-the-spot survey, optimization and demonstration for resettlement area in the project zone. According to the project actual baseline and in combination with resettlers' willing, the two
5-5 Summary Resefflement Action Plan for Corridor Component ways, Monetary compensatory resettlement, Scattered and move-back resettlement, Concentrative Resettlement of Property Right Transform, resettlement of going to relatives' home for shelter and so on.
The project execution organ and the land requisition and relocation implementation organizations will sign the agreement with relocated persons who can alternate the different resettlement scheme and resettlement place by their own willingness.
5.2.2 Principle and Procedures of Resettlement Points alternative
1) Principles
The purpose of house relocation and reconstruction is to provide the safe, convenient and perfect living environment to the resettlers.
A) The new resident point should possess the good topographic conditions and reliable drinking water source;
B) It must conform to production development plan;
C) It is useful to production and convenient to living and management;
D) It can economize land, it is necessary to do not occupy land or to more less occupy land as far as possible;
E) Considering the population growth in the future, the developing room should be left;
F) The layout of house complexes should be based on topographic features and should consider other conditions, including lighting, ventilation and afforestation and so on.
G) House designs should conform to the resettlers' willingness and their investment capacity.
2) Procedures
The new site of resettlement point will has been decided such that the local governments,
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resettlers' representatives and governments of resettlement zone will jointly make consultation in accordance with the above principles; the local governments and technicians concerned will make the on-the-spot survey and choose the point and make the synthetic analysis of geology, topography, traffic, power, water source, etc; the resettlers' production and living conditions will well be considered.
5.2.3 Plan of House Relocation and Reconstruction
The project, which is concerned with sections of Changsha, Zhaoshan, Xiangtan,and Zhuzhou, requires resettlement of 1806 households(6290 persons),way of Scattered and move-back resettlement is mainly used together with other ways like Monetary compensatory resettlement, Resettlement of Property Right Transform, resettlement of depending on relatives and friends and so on.
1) Scattered and move-back resettlement
In order to reduce impact of project construction on allocated households, in the process of investigating the impact of project and resettlement planning, the resettlement planning work group held the consultations in the referred counties (districts), townships (towns) and villages respectively, and the leaders of counties (districts), townships (towns) and villages and partial resettlers' representatives participated in the consultations, and they discussed the resettlers' living and resettlement scheme. According to resettlers' wishes and the actual baseline of affected areas, it primarily determined that the relocation and house reconstruction of 1256 household with 4664 rural resettlers will locally be done within the original villages and groups by means of scattered and move-back resettlement way, and, based on the principles of 'unified planning, unified land requisition an building household by household", the project will give the allocated households the compensation equal to the existing houses' construction coats. And then the residential site land will unified be offered in their own villages and groups, and themselves will build the houses. All households, whose house can be moved back, are resettlement targets. The range of it is within administrative area of this village or the residence committees, in a safe area which is 50-70m away from foot of new built embankment. The use land criteria of
5-7 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Comidor Component residential site for resettlers will abide by the stipulations and criteria for residential site land in the State Land Administrative Law the Hunan Provincial Land Administrative Implementation Ways and The State Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement Ways in Zhuzhou City. And the criterion of reconstructing houses is 130m2-210 i 2.
Due to the impact of the project on each village is different in extent and each village is different in resource structure, infrastructure conditions. Therefore, according to views of local resettlers and local conditions, more than 2 host sites will be selected with the principle of being favorable for production, convenient for livelihood and each host site will resettled 6-10 households. Necessary help will be provided during resettlement and relocation movement. The project will use scattered and move-back resettlement method including 41 host villages and 148 scattered host sites, 1256 households, 4664 resettlers. The report provides four types of residential house designs for resettler's reference according to land use standard, house compensation standard and local customs. The resettlers can choose proper house type for their reconstruction or design their own houses themselves according to their willingness and economic conditions.
Table 5.2-1 Scattered and Move-back Resettlement Summary for FCLCC
NO. of County Township NO. of NO. of No. of No. of Section Resettled Host site (district) (town) villages groups HH Resettlers
Changsha Changsha 1 7 22 147 576 Within group
Tianxin 2 6 30 337 1273 Within group
Zhaoshan Yuetang 2 5 16 181 755 Within group
Xiangtan Yuetang 7 13 23 307 1032 Within group
Zhuzhou Tianyuan 2 7 31 198 696 Within village
Zhuzhou 1 6 26 86 332 Within village
Total 5 15 41 148 1256 4664
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2) Monetary compensatory resettlement
According to requirements of Zhuzhou City Urban Overall Planning, the land for house reconstruction will not be arranged. Therefore, the project will offer the money compensation by compensatory criterion to the dismantled houses of resettlers, and the local governments will provide the houses' sources for them to select and buy new houses. In light of investigation, most of resettlers are willing adopt the Monetary compensatory resettlement way. In the process of project execution, if some resettlers are willing to accept the property right transform resettlement, the land requisition and relocation execution organizations offer the houses, that are equal to replacement price for them to select, and the property right transform way will be carried out.
In recent years, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan city real estate market has rapidly developed, where there are full houses sources and houses at different prices for resettlers' alternative. Most of resettlers have shown that they will buy new houses around their existing residences. Their main reasons are: they are familiar to surroundings, and it is convenient for the jobs and children's going to school. A part of resettlers consider that the new houses should be closed to their relatives and the employment place and are characterized by changing human environment at residence. They will buy new houses in other areas of Zhuzhou and Xiangtan.
According to investigation, the economic houses in Zhuzhou and Xiangtan City are almost brick and concrete, multi-storied building, the residents buy the houses at basic price of 800-1500 Yuan/M2. economic house is 600-100OYuan/ m2.Meanwhile, there are many second-hand houses in the project-affected zone for the resettlers to select; these houses are almost brick and concrete buildings with fully facilities at basic price of 400-600 yuan/M2. Based on the resettlement houses compensation standard, the resettlers could be compensated in the way of buying the resettlement houses which area are equal to the resettled house after comparing the house price. In the investigation, residents generally will buy new houses in combination with improving residence conditions. Most of residents have shown that they are willing to increase their own input for increasing the
5-9 Summary Resetfflement Action Plan for Cormidor Component dwelling area as to improve the housing conditions. The relocated residents wish to increase the resettlement house area, improve living facilities and dwelling environment. The project will help the residents with economic difficulties to receive priority in getting the bank loan.
There are 361 Monetary compensatory households (1004 resettlers), of which, 1 household (5 persons) from Zhaoshan, Hetang Township; 20 households (45 persons) from Dongping Office of Xiangtan, 1 household (7 persons) from Jianshe Road Office, 6 households (8 persons) from Baota Township, 5 households (13 persons) from Hetang Township, 1 household (1 person) from Dishui Dock, 1 household (1 person) from Shejian Office, 242 households (675 persons) from office of Gaoshan Road, Zhuzhou Section,78 households (243 persons )from office of Taishan Road, 6 households( 6 persons ) from dockyard of Zhuzhou City.
Table 5.2-2 Monetary Resettlement Summary for FCLCC
Section County Township (towns) No. of HH No. of Resettlers (district)
Zhaoshan Yuetang Hetang 1 5 Xiangtan Yuetang Dongping office 20 45 Jieshe Rd. office 1 7 Baota 6 8 Hetang 5 13 Dishuibu office 1 1 Shejian office 1 1 Zhuzhou Tianyuan Shongshan Rd 242 675 Taishan Rd.office 78 243 Zhuzhou Ship 6 6 Manufactory Total 361 1004
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3) Concentrative Resettlement of Property Right Transform
The 171 households with 569 persons (including agricultural population of 89 persons) of 3 neighbourhood committees (Qingshijie, Gongdaojie and Cangshajie) in town planning area of Leidashi Town, Zhuzhou County, in the project zone, will be affected by project construction and they are all in need of house reconstruction and resettlement. The basic conditions of resettlers affected by relocation in Leidashi Town planning scope are shown in the Table 5.2-3.
Based on the principles of 'unified planning, unified design, unified distribution, unified management and unified organizing constructionn stipulated in Zhuzhou City planning, the concentrative resettlement way of property right transform will be adopted to the living resettlement of relocated residents of three neighborhood committees (Qingshi, Gongdao and Cangsha). The project execution organization and the land requisition and mobilization organization together with local governments will decide and develop the new concentrative resettlement points where the apartment-type houses will unified built for resettlers' choosing. The different prices will be accounted according to principles stipulated in the State Council's the Urban House Allocation Administrative Rules.
After the owner and resettlement design unit made on-the-spot survey an investigation and joint consultation with the local governments at all levels, units concerned and resettlers' representatives (the results are detailed in Annex: The meeting summary of consultation meeting on Zhuzhou City Flood Contort, Landscape Rehabilitation Program), it primarily is worked out that the two pieces of land, one is a stretch of land of 1078m long by the side of asphalt road from Zhuzhou City to Leidashi Town within the Xinwu Group, Shengtang Village, Leidashi Town, and the other one is a stretch of waste land of 1100m long by the side of the asploalt road from Zhuzhou City to Sanmen Town within the Changpo Group, Longtang Village, will be used the new resettlement points of relocation property right transform resettlement way for the project resettlers. The two resettlement points are about 1-1.5Km from Leidashi Town, where there are convenient traffic and better conditions of geology, topography, power and water source and so on.
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In light of resettlers' wishes and planning, the 30 households with 110 relocated residents of the Qingshijie neighborhood committee will concentratively be resettled in the Xinwu resettlement point of Shengtang Village, the houses will take the singe-row layout along the highway; the 141 households with 459 relocated residents of Gongdaojie and Cangshajie neighborhood committee will concentratively resettled in the Changpo resettlement point of Longtang Village, the houses will take the two-row layout along the highway. The above altogether 171 households with 569 allocated residents will in all be carried out the property right transform resettlement way. At the earlier stage of project mobilization and allocation, the project execution organization will offer the information on the resettlement house reconstruction plan, household type design and house area and so on to the affected households for their select, it can satisfy the affected residents' demands and wishes to great extent.
Concentrative Resettlement of Property Right Transform Summary for FCLCC Table 5.2-3
Village No. of County Township No. of Section (resident Resettled Host site (district) (towns) Resettlers committee) HH
Qingshi Xinwu group, Zhuzhou Zhuzhou Leidashi 30 110 street shengtang village
Gongdao 61 218 Changpu group, street Longtang village
Cangsha 80 241 Changpu group, street Longtang village
Total 171 569
4) Resettlement of depending relatives and friends
After investigation, within the scope of affected zone, some resettlers choose way of resettlement of depending on relatives and friends, according to the reality and resettlers' willingness, 18 households(53 persons) are resettled in this way in Changsha Section, of
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which, 6 households (16 persons) are from Changsha County, 12 households (37 persons) are from Datuo Township of Tianxin Area.
Table 5.2-4 Resettlement of depending relatives and friends for FCLCC
No. of County Township NO. of NO. of No. of (district) (towns) villages groups HH Resettlers
Changsha Changsha Muyun 2 2 6 16
Tianxin Datu 3 7 12 37
Total 2 2 5 9 18 53
The detail house relocation plan is given in attached table 5-1.
5.2.4 Infrastructure and Special Facilities
1) Scattered and move-back resettlement
The property right transform concentrative resettlement will not specially be planned because it mainly depends on existed infrastructure and social service system. After the affected infrastructure and public facilities including water supply, power supply, water drainage and road are given partial compensation by the decided criteria of typical analysis, except for conducting reconstruction according to principle of restoring their original scope, original criteria and original functions, the local special organizations also can concentrate funds or increase appropriate investment and make rational layout and unified construction so as to certainly improve the original facilities in resettlement points by principle of 'beneficial to production and convenient to living", according to the local economic development situation and development planning.
2)Monetary compensatory resettlement
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The residents of Monetary compensatory resettlement after being compensated can only go to market to buy commercial house for carrying out resettlement. Before the commercial houses begin to be constructed in Zhuzhou, it is necessary to be approved by the Zhuzhou City planning departments. When commercial houses are being building, it is necessary to set up relevant complement facilities and public infrastructure, among them the public traffic is the first consideration in the housing area construction, and also the supermarket, shops, school, kindergarten and so on. Therefore, there might basically be no such trouble with inconvenience of everyday life after the residents buy commercial houses and remove into the new houses. Of cause, before buying the houses, residents also can carefully survey the circumstances and complement facilities around the housing area.
3) Property Right Transform Concentrative Resettlement
(1) The resettlers will be resettled in the Changpo concentrative resettlement point of Longtang village, Leidashi Town, Zhuzhou County, and this point can basically use the hill slope land and the existing asphalt road from Zhuzhou to Sanmen can be used to the outside world.
A. Ground leveling: by planning, about 65 mu of hill slope land will be leveled to be used as-the residential site.
B. Power facilities: After concentrative resettlement, resettlers living power comes from the existing place of circuit, and the partial transmission and the partial transmission and substation facilities at the resettlement point will be reformed, and by planning the new transformer of 100 KVA will be added.
C. Drainage facilities: The closed-type drainage ditch will be applied at the resettlement point The main ditches will be laid down on the both sides of the asphalt road, and the drainage pattern is main drainage ditches are totaled 2.5 Km, and branch 1.41 Km.
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D. Water supply facilities: At the resettlement point it is planned to make concentrative water supply from the Leidashi Town Water Supply Factory, and, by planning, the water running main pipe of 1.5 Km will be laid.
E. Others: The resettlement point is not far from the original residence of resettlers and there is convenient traffic, so the school and hospital will not be newly built. The original social service network points such as school and hospital can be used.
(2) The 30 households with 111 resettlers will be resettled in the Xinwu concentrative resettlement point of Shengtang Village, Leidashi Town, Zhuzhou County, and this point will basically use the waste land. The existing asphalt road from Zhuzhou City to Leidashi is available to go anywhere.
A. Ground leveling: By planning, about 20 mu of land should be leveled to be used as the residential site.
B. Power facilities: After concentrative resettlement, the resettlers' living power comes from the existing place of circuit, and the partial transmission and substation facilities at the partial transmission and substation facilities at the resettlement point will be reconstructed, and, by planning, the new transformer of 80 KVA will be added.
C. Drainage facilities: The closed-type drainage ditch will be applied at the resettlement point The main ditches will be laid down on the both sides of the asphalt road, and the drainage pattern is main drainage ditches are totaled 1.15 Km, and branch 0.6 Km.
D. Water supply facilities: At the resettlement point it is planned to make concentrative water supply from the Leidashi Town Water Supply Factory, and, by planning, the water running main pipe of 1.3 Km will be laid.
E. Others: The resettlement point is not far from the original residence of resettlers
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and there is convenient traffic, so the school and hospital will not be newly built. The original social service network points such as school and hospital can be used.
The construction of infrastructure and public facilities at two resettlement points will be carried out.
5.2.5 Help in the Process of Resettlement
In the process of relocation and resettlement, the unit in charge of mobilization and relocation will give the all-round:
1) Before relocation and resettlement, acquaint demands of relocated households, which must be met as far as possible;
2) In the process of physical relocation, help the relocated households deal with matters occurred in the process of relocation, contact transport trucks and help remove;
3) After relocation and resettlement, further acquaint the dwelling comfortable condition or difficulties that should be overcome in time.
5.3 Resettlers' Production Resettlement Plan
5.3.1 Resettlers' Production Resettlement Tasks
The agricultural populations who have lost farmland occupied by the project need the production arrangement plan. In light of the investigation and statistic, the land requisition of the project will affect the 5 counties with 12 townships, 41 villages, and 161 groups of Changsha, Zhaoshan, Xiangtan, and Zhuzhou Section. And the actual agricultural population of 3572 needs production arrangement, 2029 persons from Changsha Section, 255 from Zhaoshan Section, 497 from Xiangtan Section, and 791 from Zhuzhou Section. According to requirements of project master schedule, the implementation of resettlement will officially start at the beginning of year 2004, and it basically is close the survey reference year. Therefore, the project now does not consider the population natural
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growth factor, and the resettlement program will be done according to actually investigated population.
Table 5.3-1 Production Resettlement Population for FCLCC
Per capita Per capita cultivated cultivated Section County No. of NO. of NO. of land before land after oduction (district) Township villages groups relocation relocation Population
(mu/person) (mu/person)
Changsha Changsha 1 6 25 0.87 0.72 747
Tianxin 2 6 32 0.75 0.52 1282
Zhaoshan Yuetang 2 4 14 0.91 0.77 255
Xiangtan Yuetang 3 7 21 0.41 0.33 497
Zhuzhou Tianyuan 4 13 50 0.72 0.66 671
Zhuzhou 1 6 19 0.76 0.72 120
Total 5 12 41 161 0.73 0.61 3572
The agricultural population to be made production arrangement is detailed in the Attached Table 5.2.
5.3.2 Targets of Resettlement and Production Resettlement
Reconstructing production activities and restoring resettlers' living standard is a main standard to judge whether or not the resettlement action plan is practicable. Concerning the agricultural income, the phenomena of level differences, high or lower, naturally exist in any place, In order to ensure that the individual living standard will not decreased after resettlement, it is necessary to take restoring and surpassing resettlers' existing per
5-17 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Comdor Component capita income as the target of resettlement action plan
In June-August, 2003, under coordination of owner and governments at all levers, the resettlement design unit conducted the surveys of family properties and incomes and expenditures of affected households and made records and books. In light of analysis of agricultural family income, in 2002, the per capita net income in the project zone was as follows: 2733Yuan for Changsha Section, 1649Yuan for Zhaoshan, 1636Yuan for Zhaoshan Section, and 2796Yuan for Zhuzhou Section. Regardless of presence and absence of project, the social and economical levels in project zone are continuously increasing, and resident per capita income also is increasing accordingly. In order to ensure that, after relocation, the resettlers' living standard can reach or surpass the original, and, up to project completion in 2006, the target value of per capita net income should reach 3477Yuan for Changsha Section, 1827Yuan for Zhaoshan Section, 1915Yuan for Xiangtan Section, and 3172Yuan for Zhuzhou Section.
5.3.3 Environment Capacity Analysis
The environment capacity in resettlement zone means the resettlement population quantity that can stably be made offerings to and absorbed by economic development in one area, under ensuring natural ecological sound cycle and keeping certain living standard and environmental quality. The investigation scope of the resettlement environment capacity was based on the reseKtlers arrangement scheme stipulated by Resettlement Action Plan Report.
Villagers in project zone cultivate most of existing farmland, so the agricultural population to be resettled by the agricultural way has to share the original land resource with residents of resettlement zone, but it is necessary to make both the residents and resettlers to be benefited. In order to reach this aim, it should be taken the a lot of measures such as increase agricultural investment, increase soil fertility, adjust crop varieties, improve low-yield land and change dry land to into paddy field as to increase agricultural income.
5-18 Summary Resefmiement Action Plan for Comdor Component a) Changsha Section
In the affected villages and groups, the surplus farmland mostly is more than 0.5 mu/person. The most surplus farmland quantity is in the Yantang Group of Lianhe Village (1.17 mu/person). The lest surplus farmland quantity is in the Lianjiawan Group of Heshi Village (0.17 mu/person). Quite a number of surplus farmland in the affected villages have low yields due to lower input, extensive management, low-fertility soil, single crop variety short of field water facilities and so on. Based on the analyzing information concerned of soil improvement in Hunan province, the per unit yield of low-yield field could be increased by 100Kg, if taking the following the improvement measures: increasing investment, improving soil, improving crop varieties, adjusting cultivation system, building water conservancy projects, strengthening field management, etc. The dry land in partial low country could be transformed into paddy fields after taking measures of increasing irrigation facilities and improving soil and so on. After that, the agricultural income of 625 yuan/mu could be increased. In villages and groups there are groups there are total surplus farmland resource of 18503 mu, 7900 mu of them could provide the additional agricultural income of 790,000 yuan/year fields. In additional, the dry land of 628 mu could be transformed into paddy fields, it could increase the agricultural income of 392,500 yuan/year Up to the planning level year, resettlers' per capita planting income will be increase from 1084 yuan/year to 1952 yuan/year. By calculation of this level, through renovation low-yield fields and dry land into the paddy fields, the farmlands load capacity increase quantity will reach 2045 persons.
In recent years, the second and third industries have rapidly developed in project zone. In 2000, their increase value accounted for 19.6% and 39.2% respectively of gross national product index number. Owing to increase of dike standards, decrease of flood and stability of public feeling and investment increase of infrastructure (power, communications and transportation) and strengthening of information and material, exchanges inside and outside the province the second and third industry will further be developed. With implementation of this project and other projects, speeding up of population urbanization progress and favorable changes of industrial structure in project zone, the proportion of second and third industry will gradually increased. It is predicted
5-19 Summary Resefflement Action Plan for Comdor Component that can resettle the resettlers well through the development of the second and third industry (transport industry, restaurant and service industry and commerce industry).
As the implementation and construction of the project, the transportation conditions of the project area will be further improved; the construction of industrial parks and large amount of related projects in Muyun and Tianxin district provides large market for the second and third industries. After the implementation of the project, transportation industry, catering industry and services industries will get developing space, it is predicted these industries mentioned above can accommodate about 200 people, which include 55 people in transport industries, 65 people in restaurant industry, 80 people in service industries. b) Zhaoshan Section
At present, the Zhengjiang Village of Hetang Township is a village of the most per capita farmland in the project zone, it is 1.25mu/person, and the least is the Yijia Village of Hetang Township, it is 0.54mu/person. Through comparison analysis of villages' farmland area before and after being occupied (see Table 5-2). The impact of land requisition and relocation of Flood Control, Landscape Corridor Component is threadlike and partial, and 24.2% of farmland of Zhubu Village of Hetang Township will be occupied (it is the largest occupied land area), the smallest occupation is 13.1% (in Zhijiang Village of Hetang Township) Therefore, generally speaking, the project will make little impact on industrial and agricultural production, production, people living and social economy there.
At present the planting structure adjustment is under implementation in Yijiawan Town in project zone. According adjustment plan, the paddy fields will have been changed into the vegetable plots. After executing the project, the traffic conditions will be further improved, and it will speed up the agricultural products circulation. The other villages and groups in the project zone can also take the improvement measures, such as adjust the cultivation system, build field irrigation facilities, strengthen field management and transform the low-fields. In that case, the farmers' planting income proportion can be increased certainly, and it will create such conditions that the resettlers' economic income level can be up to the resettlement target value.
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In terms of investigation, there are some foundation of engaging in non-farming industries in the countryside of the affected area, at present above 27 percent of farmers (mainly young people) engage in non-farming industry with average monthly income between 600 yuan and 800 yuan per person, 62.29 percent of the average income per person is got from the second and third industry. At the same time the project area is rich in natural resources, there is good foundation for developing regional industry and the third industry, the implementation of the project can bring lots of employment opportunity .As the implementation of the project, the urbanization process accelerates and industry structure changes, the ratio of the second and third industries will be bigger gradually .It is feasible to resettle immigrants through developing labor exportation, transportation, courtyard economy and other second or third industries . c) Xiangtan Section
At present, in all villages of the project zone, the Yijiawan Village of Hetang Township has the most per capita farmland area of 0.67 mu, and the Donghu Village of Baota Township-the least, it is only 0.13 mu/persons (it is a fishing village, in addition there is per capita fine fishing pond area of 0.05 mu). The comparison and analysis of villages' farmland area before and after the occupation has shown (see Table 5-2) that the largest proportion of the occupied farmland in the village is 48.3% (in Bantang Village of Bantang Township), and the least is only 1.6% (in Yijia Village of Hetang Township). Though the impact of land requisition is threadlike and partial, the affecting extent of every village is different, the main reason is that project zone lies at the edge of city, some of villages and groups is affected by city construction, thus the average planting land is decreasing little by little, but at the same time, the structure of economic income has greatly changed too, Main income is changing little by little from planting to the 2nd and 3rd industries, at present, the average planting land of 10 groups is less thanO.5mu/per, which accounts for 47.6% of 21 group's; after the project is completed, there are still 16 groups whose average planting land is less than 0.5mu/per, which accounts for 76.2%. for the whole project zone, it has some effect on local industry and agriculture production, people's life and social economy, so groups whose average planting land is above 0.5mu/per can be
5-21 Summary Resefflement Action Plan for Corndor Component considered to have enough carrying capacity, and then they can be resettled by way of agriculture resettlement. While groups whose average planting land is less than 0.5mu/per will be resettled mainly by measures of 2nd and 3rd industry.
After executing the project, the traffic conditions will be further improved, and it will speed up the agricultural products circulation. The other villages and groups in the project zone can also take the improvement measures, such as adjust the cultivation system, build field irrigation facilities, strengthen field management and transform the low-fields. In that case, the farmers' planting income proportion can be increased certainly, and it will create such conditions that the resettlers' economic income level can be up to the resettlement target value.
The investigation shows over 25 % of agricultural population (mainly young people) in the project affected area are undertaking non-agricultural production with average monthly income of 600 - 800 Yuan. The farmers' income takes 28.25 % from the second and third industries and 34.77 % from working outside, which greatly exceeds the revenue from the first industry. Meanwhile, the area is featured by rich natural resource, good foundation for development of the regional industry and the 3rd industry and insufficient development and utilization extent; there is great potential in development. The project proper will bring more opportunities for local employment and commerce activities. The project will expedite urbanization, and the industrial structure will gradually change along with proportion of the 2nd and 3rd industries becoming larger and larger. It is expected that 290 people can be resettled through development of individual commerce, transport and garden economy within the project affected area, of which 238 people in commerce industry, 27 people in restaurant industry and 25 people in transport industry. d) Zhuzhou Section
After comparison and analysis of the farmland area before and after being occupied in villages and groups affected by project, it is clear that, after land requisition, per capita farmland area is more than 0.5 m in most of villages and groups of Majiahe Town and Qunfeng Town, Tianyuan District and Leidashi Town, Zhuzhou County, the most is 2.09 mu in the fifth group of Xiangyun Village. Quite a number of surplus farmland in a part of affected villages and groups have the lower yield due to the lower input, extensive management, short of soil fertility, single crop variety and short of field water facilities
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Therefore, it is necessary for the low-yield fields to take the measures of increasing investment, improving soil, improving crop varieties, adjusting cultivation system, building irrigation facilities and strengthening field management and for a part of dry land of lower features to take measures of increasing irrigation facilities, improving soil fertilities and so on as to change them into paddy fields.
The proportion of farmland requisition is bigger in the Songshan Road Office and Taishan Road Office in the Tianyuan District, of them the whole group, No.1 team, Zhangjiayuan Administrative Office has almost lost the all farmland, other administrative offices have had per capita farmland area of less than 0.5 mu after land requisition. The reasons are: the Songshan and Taishan Offices are located within Zhuzhou City urban planning scope, and, with rapid development of the Hexi High and New Technology Development Zone of Zhuzhou City and the urban expansion, most of farmland were occupied. The agricultural population who need the agricultural resettlement have to share the original limited land resource in resettlement zone where the land load capacity increase is limited, and it is difficult to ensure that the residents in resettlement zone anal resettlers are all benefited. Thus, the project will carryout the household-transforming resettlement to all farmers affected by land requisition in those two offices.
5.3.4 Agricultural Resettlement Scheme
In June-August, 2003, the resettlement design unit and owner, under participation of the State land bureaus, planning bureaus, agricultural bureaus and stockbreeding and aquatic product bureaus of counties (districts), made on-the-spot investigation on natural resource and conditions of affected land and water area in the project zone, and, in the process of the above investigation and planning of resettlement, held the consultation with leaders of counties (districts), townships (towns) and villages and resettlers' representatives for discussing the resettlement, production scheme.
After analyzing the geographical position, land resource quantity and local resident income composition and on the basis of fully soliciting the resettlers' wishes, the project dicided to carried on resettlement by way of agricultural resettlement together with way of
5-23 Summary Resettlement Action Plan for Conidor Component aquatic product breeding, stockbreeding, 2nd.3rd,industry and account transforming. 3572 persons need resettlement in the affected project zone, among them, the number of agriculture resettlers is 2866. readjusted farmland of 1505.67 mu for resettling 2700 persons, among them the readjusted farmland of 1192.51 mu for resettling 1850 persons within groups, readjusted farmland of 313.16 mu for resettling 850 persons within villages. The 76 mu of fishpond of intensive rearing will be excavated for resettling 76 persons The livestock and poultry rising are to resettle 90 persons.
The grouping resettlement and production scheme is detailed in the Table 5.3
1) Planning of farmland readjustment within group
Most of villages and groups are richer in farmland resources in project zone. After land requisition of project, the group where per capita farmland area is more than 0.5mu is available to readjust farmland for resettlement in this group. The resettlement criteria will be decided on the basis of per capita farmland area after land requisition, According to the project planning there are the readjusted farmlands of 1192.51mu for resettling 1850 persons within the groups.
After being readjusted farmland, per capita farmland area in the group will be reduced. In order to remain the resettlers' living standard to be developed simultaneously with other non-resettled villagers, it is necessary to tap the potentials of surplus farmland resources, uphold the principle of exchanging quality for quantity an to increase output and output value of the surplus farmland. The project is executed in combination with agricultural structure adjustment, and the agricultural technicians will be asked to train the rural resettlers with agricultural techniques and instruct them take measures of improving the low-yield fields and transforming dry !and into paddy fields as to farmland load unit area output value and farmland load capacity. In that case, the resettlers in present village and group could well be resettled by means of farmland readjusting way within present village and group.
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Table 5.3-2 Summary of Cultivated Land Adjustment Resettlement within Group for FCLCC
NO. of County NO. of NO. of Adjustment No. of Section Township (district) (town) villages groups area (mu) Resettlers
Changsha Changsha 1 5 23 452.93 611
Tianxin 1 4 20 376.74 610
Zhaoshan Yuetang 3 4 14 151.26 207
Xiangtan Yuetang 3 7 21 76.77 196
Zhuzhou Tianyuan 2 7 22 126.77 169
Zhuzhou 1 6 15 55.98 85
Total 5 11 33 115 1192.51 1850
2) Planning of farmland readjustment within village
After land requisition, the group where per capita farmland area is less than 0.5 mu and short of developable and usable resources should this group to go other group for the readjusted farmland as to guarantee their own rations production. If the neighboring group is richer in farmland, the resettlement way of compensatory readjusting farmland into this group in place will be used based on the village unified arrangement. The resettlement criteria will be decided according affected group existing per capita criteria. By the whole project planning, the compensatory readjusted farmland from neighboring group is 313.16mu for resettling 850 resettlers.
After being readjusted farmland, per capita farmland area of villager in resettlement zone will be reduced, but the farmland resources are relevantly rich, and the local villagers can get compensation and use the resettlement investment to improve cultivation conditions and to raise planning level. Therefore, it will not make any impact on their living and production.
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Table 5.3-3 Summary of Cultivated Land Adjustment Resettlement within Village for FCLCC
NO. of Section County Tof O. of NAdjustment No. of (district) Town) villages area (mu) Resettlers
Changsha Changsha 1 1 2 47.94 116
Tianxin 2 6 12 211.84 629
Zhaoshan Yuetang 2 2 2 21 42
Xiangtan Yuetang 1 1 1 3.3 11
Zhuzhou Tianyuan 2 4 6 29.08 52
Total 4 8 14 23 313.16 850
3) Fish rearing planning
The project zone is located on the bank of the Xiangjiang River where the villager have had rich rearing fish experience, water in ponds is high-quality, food organisms are rich and traffic is convenient. Obviously, there are advantages to develop fish rearing. After land requisition, though the farmland of small number of villager and adjacent group will decrease, the intensive rearing fish pond project can be drawn up in line with local conditions, the standard fish pond of 5-8 mu/pond with water depth of 2-3 m will be built, the comprehensive ecological development model 'grain, pig and fish" will be popularized. According to the project planning, the intensive rearing fishponds of 76 mu in 9 places will be excavated, and 76 resettlers can be resettled in light of the standard of 1 mu/person
4) Livestock and Poultry Raising Planning
In the project zone there are a lot of livestock and poultry varieties, feeding resources are rich and husbandry develops more rapidly. Based on the local natural conditions and resettlers' wishes, it has been planned to build 5 livestock farms for resettling 90 persons and to take pigs, ducks and chicken as the raising targets. The project execution unit will ask the livestock experts to train the resettlers, instruct them scientific breeding and feeding and choosing the marketable varieties.
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5.3.5 Non-Agricultural Resettlement Scheme
1) The resettlement of 2nd and 3rd industry
After the resettlement through land-adjustment within the villages such as Muyun village of Changsha County, Datuo village, Heishi Village, Wenhua village of Tianxin District in the Changsha section, Haotang village of Yuetang District in Zhaoshan section and Donghu village, Jiangbian village, Yunpan Village, Bantang village, Shuangbu Village, Zhubu village in the Xiangtan section, there are 359 people needing production resettlement.
In recent years, the second industry and third industry in the project zone have developed rapidly, and the two sectors in the Tianyuan District, as a Hi-Tech Development Zone in Zhuzhou City, are developing more rapidly. In this district, in 2001, the proportion of second industry and third industry value added in the gross national product was up to 36.83% and 32.62% respectively. Due to superior geographic position, so, up to now, most of surplus labors of the village have been transferred to the second and third industry for employment or some of them are engaged in individual business. Therefore, they have gradual shaked off the dependence upon land. With the implementation of this project and other projects, with gradual increase of second and third industry proportion and with speeding-up of population urbanization, the project execution organization will create and provide more opportunities of employment to resettlers and help them gradually increase income by means of the policies help, money compensation, low-interest loan or interest-free loan, effectively using advantageous geographic position and convenient traffic.
According to the investigation on the resettled family, over 20 % of the affected people have undertaken the second and third industry or work outside currently, in order to supplement the family income, which mainly refer to the commerce, food industry, transportation, and the object being served are the people in the surrounding. These resettlers have commerce experience and professional skills; the input of the land acquisition compensation fee will do good to the expansion of the operation and the
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improvement of the income. Meanwhile, the construction of the project itself will bring more opportunities for them to obtain employment and take part in commerce industry. And with the completion of the project, the transportation will become more convenient, the environment will gain improved, therefore the employment condition for the affected resettlers to take part in the second and third industry will be greatly improve.
According to the plan, 359 resettlers will be resettled by means of second and third industry, of which, 41 persons are in transportation sector, 45 persons are in food and beverage sector, 258personsare in commercial sector and 15 persons are in service sector.
Table 5.3-4 The 2nd and 3rd Industry Resettlement Summary for FCLCC
Restaurant Transport Service Section Village Resettlement Resettlement Resettlement (person) Subtotal (person) (person) (person)
Changsha Muyun 10 10 20
Datuo 10 5 15
Heishi 5 15 20
Culture 8 8
Zhaoshan Songtang 6 6
Xiangtan Tonghu 84 84
Jiangbian 10 10
Yunpan 8 8
Bantang 115 115
Shuangpu 27 25 6 58
Zhupu 15 15
Total 45 41 15 258 359
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2) Household transforming resettlement
5 administrative offices and 22 villager groups of Songshan Road and Taishan Road Office, which is affected by the project, all lies in the scope of city program area of Zhuzhou. And with the rapid development of Zhuzhou West bank High-tech Development Zone, city expanding have occupied a large mount of planting land, so resettlement depended on land has been limited. According to investigation, the Tianyuan district, as the high-tech park of the Zhuzhou City, its second and third industry gained rapid development. In 2002, the total number of labor among the PAPs in the Haoshan Road and Taishan road was 3,805 (agricultural population 6,528), of which, 963 people are engaged in crops plantation with its proportion of 25.3 %; 726 people work outside with its proportion of 19.1 %; 2,112 people are individual operator with its proportion of 55. 6 %. Viewing from the income structure, in 2002, the total cash income per person of the farmers in the project district was 3,369.13 Yuan, of which, the income from the crop plantation was 245.03 Yuan, with its proportion of only 7. 27%. With the advantageous geological location, most of the surplus labor transfer to obtain employment in the second and third industry or are engaged in individual commerce, gradually shaking off the independence on the land. After consultation with stakeholders (including Tianyuan District Government, local officials and representatives of the resettlers) it is decided that 347 relocated persons will be resettled by way of rural-urban conversion, and themselves will provide age-differentiated lump-sum resettlement compensation to the resettlers who will seek jobs. Of which:
* The 47 aged people, of which, men are over 60 years old and the women are over 55 years old, will be paid with resettlement compensation fee of 10,000 Yuan to 12,000 per person, after rural-urban conversion, the family support resettlement or social insurance will be chose for resettlement mode. According to the investigation, 41 of the aged resettlers can be supported by their sons/daughters; they prefer to choose family support resettlement. After signing resettlement agreement, the compensation fee will be directly paid to the family supporter; and other 6 aged resettlers have no direct relatives, and so their resettlement compensation fee will be paid to the social
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insurance institutions.
* As for the 48 minors who are less than 16 years old, the resettlement compensation fee will be paid to their foster with the amount of about 5,000 Yuan per person to 10,000 Yuan per person after singing resettlement agreement.
* According to willingness of the resettlers and the actual situation, there are 196 project affected agricultural labor choose the self-obtaining employment resettlement mode. They have their own operation field and corresponding skill and equipment; therefore they have steady income with net income per capita of above 10,000 Yuan. The input of the resettlement compensation fee will promote their operation to improve their income. During the implementation, the PIU will check out whether they can really obtain employment and the compensation fee of about 14 000- 20 000 Yuan per person will be paid directly to themselves.
* According to investigation, of the 347 rural-urban conversion resettlers, there are 252 agricultural labors, regardless of the 196 resettlers who prefer to obtain employment by themselves, the other 56 people earned living mainly through the cultivation with the average total annual income below 3,000 Yuan, moreover they have no other production skill, and therefore they have difficulty in obtaining employment themselves. After consultation with stakeholders (including Tianyuan District Government, Qingshuitang Committee, local officials and representatives of the resettlers), the resettlement compensation fee will be paid in a lump sum to the locaX civil administration government, which will help them register in the reemployment center and arrange the training; as for the people whose living level is below the social insurance baseline, with their application, the local civil administration agency will secure the living level above the baseline. The PIU will support the resettlers through the relevant laws, with the supporting methods such as cash compensation, low-interest or interest free loan, with the advantageous geologic location and transportation condition, offer more opportunities for the resettlers to obtain employment helping increase their income steadily.
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5.3.6 Restoration Measures of Resettlers Economic Income
In the process of resettlers' livelihood rehabilitation, the units of charge in land requisition will give more helps to resettlers as far as possible.
1) Deliver resettlement subsidies and help resettlers search for their own jobs.
2) Strengthen the resettlers' production skill training, and the experienced experts will be asked to instruct the resettlers to develop planting and raising and rearing industries.
3) Resettlers will be considered precedently as the workers of project construction. The project construction will provide some job opportunities to resettlers, including leveling land, forestation, etc. Though some works are temporary, they can provide the short-term income source for the local resettlers, and it can help the affected persons increase the living standard and restore their livelihood.
4) The local governments will give the policies of tax reductions and financial encouragement policies on subsidies, and banks will provide loan in advanced to them.
5.3.7.Comparison and Analysis of Resettlers' Economic Income Levels before and after Physical Relocation.
After relocation, most of the resettlers who have done non-agricultural work and have had their own income are short in funds, as it happens that they can use the compensation paid by the project to expand the operation, so their family economic income could be increased to larger extent. Though, before resettlement and obtaining employment, the per capita net income was reduced, because the family economic income, especially crop cultivation, has reduced, but with the resettlement funds input, farmland re-adjustment, low-yielding field improvement, changing of dry land into paddy field, the resettlers' economic income level can be ensured to be greatly increased.
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For more detail about family economic income comparison before and after relocation, see tables 5.3-5, 5.3-6, 5.3-7, 5.3-8.
Table 5.3-5 Family Income Comparison Table before and after Relocation for FCLCC (Changsha Section)
Item Unit Y 2003 Y 2004 Y 2005 Y 2006
A) Family members Person 3.8 3.8 3.8 3.8
1.17-60 years old laborer Person 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
2.Non-labourer Person 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
B) Contracted Collective land Au 0.81 0.81 0.78 0.78
1.Paddy field Au 0.54 0.54 0.56 0.56
2.Dry land(Vegetable land) Mu 0.26 0.26 0.22 0.22
C) Family income and expenditure
1. Total Income yuan 21181.30 22677.53 24173.75 25669.98
Planting income yuan 1084.62 1518.47 1807.71 1952.32
Forest income 0.88 0.88 0.88 0.88
Animal husbandry income yuan 1250.17 1250.17 1250.17 1250.17
Industry & sideline income yuan 18104.89 19915.38 21122.37 21725.86
Other income yuan 740.74 740.74 740.74 740.74
. Total expenditures yuan 19012.93 19963.58 20597.35 20914.23
Living expenditure yuan 8090.32 8494.84 8764.51 8899.35
Production expenditure yuan 10853.75 11396.44 11758.23 11939.13
Other expenditure yuan 68.87 72.31 74.60 75.75
Total net income yuan 10327.55 12029.20 13163.64 13730.85
4 Per capita income & expenditure yuan
Per capita income yuan/person 5574.03 6164.64 6558.39 6755.26
Per capita expenditure yuan/person 5003.40 5253.57 5420.35 5503.74
Per capita net income yuan/person 2718 3165.58 3464.11 3613
D) Economic production value 3447
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Table 5.3-6 Family Income Comparison Table before and after Relocation for FCLCC (Zhaoshan Section)
Item Unit Y 2002 Y 2003 Y 2004 Y 2005 Y 2006
A) Family members Person 3.91 3.93 3.94 3.96 3.98
1.17-60 years old laborer Person 2.76 2.77 2.78 2.80 2.81
2.Non-labourer Person 1.15 1.15 1.16 1.16 1.17
B) Contracted Collective land mu 2.94 2.65 2.51 2.51 2.51
1.Paddy field mu 2.02 1.73 1.73 1.73 1.73
2.Dry land(Vegetable land) mu 0.92 0.92 0.78 0.78 0.78
C) Family income and expenditure t. Total Income yuan 11698.48 12105.21 12719.47 13833.46 15133.69
Agrculture income uan 2901.22 2873.58 2604.88 2695.87 2790.78
1.Planting income yuan 2402.87 2341.84 2037.51 2090.49 2144.84
2. Other agriculture income yuan 498.35 531.74 567.37 605.38 645.94
Animal husbandry income yuan 4258.24 4585.70 4938.34 5318.10 5727.06
Fishery income yuan 377.86 394.11 411.06 428.74 447.18
Industry income yuan 409.45 359.50 409.11 465.57 529.82
Construction income uan 567.38 500.43 566.99 642.40 727.84
Transportation income yuan 504.20 534.45 566.52 600.51 636.54
Commercial income uan 1103.17 . 1312.77 1562.20 1859.02 2212.23
Service sector yuan 189.52 115.61 188.44 307.16 500.67
Other income 1387.44 1429.06 1471.93 1516.09 1561.57
2. Total expenditures yuan 5801.94 6208.07 6642.63 7107.61 7605.14
Production expenditure yuan 5801.94 6208.07 6642.63 7107.61 7605.14
3 Net income yuan 5896.55 5897.14 6076.84 6725.85 7528.55
4 Workout income of farmer uan 630.65 681.10 735.59 794.44 858.00
5.Distritutable net income yuan 6527.19 6578.24 6812.43 7520.29 8386.55
6.Farmers' income uan 6448.21 6644.02 6440.47 7109.68 7928.64
Per capita net income yuan/person 1649.16 1692.01 1633.20 1795.24 1993.52
Economic production value 1827.36
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Table 5.3-7 Family Income Comparison Table before and after Relocation for FCLCC _(iangtan Section)
Item Unit Y 2002 Y 2003 Y 2004 Y 2005 Y 2006
A) Family members Person 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.8
1.17-60 years old laborer Person 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.6
2.Non-labourer Person 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1
B) Contracted Collective land mu 2.37 2.37 1.74 1.74 1.74
1.Paddy field mu 1.13 1.13 0.76 0.76 0.76
2.Dry land(Vegetable land) mu 1.24 1.24 0.98 0.98 0.98
C) Family income and expenditure
1.Total Income uan 12901.79 14426.34 12681.26 13185.12 13709.15
Planting income yuan 2299.1 2545.33 1944.44 2022.61 2103.92
Animal husbandry income yuan 3373.82 3633.27 3779.33 3931.26 4089.3
Fishery income yuan 178.04 213.65 222.24 231.17 240.46
Industry income yuan 4634.32 116.29 5321.96 5535.9 5758.44
Construction income yuan 185.79 222.95 226.07 229.23 232.44
Transportation income uan 741.85 1141.34 1187.22 1234.95 1284.59
Commercial income yuan 1408.88 1465.52 1524.43 1585.71 1693.99
Service sector yuan 79.99 87.99 91.53 95.21 9.04
2. Total expenditures uan 8667.93 8661.46 697.47 6703.88 737.64
Production expenditure yuan 7852.28 7813.02 5814.92 5785.85 756.92
Other expenditure uan 815.65 848.44 82.55 918.03 980.72
3 Net income uan 4233.86 5764.88 5983.79 6481.24 6971.51
4 Workout income of farmer uan 2150.30 2586.81 2690.8 2798.97 2911.49
5.Distritutable net income uan 6384.16 8351.69 8674.59 9280.21 9883.00
6.Farmers' income uan 6035.58 7895.69 8200.96 8773.51 9343.39
Per capita net income yuan/person 1635.66 130.66 2203.62 2347.45 2489.29
D) Economic production value 1915
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Table 5.3-8 Family Income Comparison Table before and after Relocation for FCLCC (Zhuzhou Section)
Item Unit Y 2003 Y 2004 Y 2005 Y 2006
A) Family members Person 2.97 2.97 2.97 2.97
1.17-60 years old laborer Person 1.96 1.96 1.96 1.96
2.Non-labourer Person 0.98 0.98 0.98 0.98
B) Contracted Collective land mu 0.75 0.75 0.65 0.65
1.Paddy field mu 0.56 0.56 0.54 0.54
2.Dry land(Vegetable land) mu 0.19 0.19 0.11 0.11
C) Family income and expenditure
1. Total Income yuan 10006.32 9745.67 10989.48 11583.03
Planting income yuan 727.74 742.36 749.78
Forest income 1637.27 1707.67 1781.1 1857.68
Animal husbandry income yuan 2233.92 2285.3 2337.86 2438.39
Industry & sideline income yuan 2988.77 3123.26 3263.81 3410.68
Other income yuan 2418.62 2629.44 2864.35 3126.5
2. Total expenditures yuan 9337.68 9617.82 9906.36 10203.55
Living expenditure yuan 6189.51 6375.2 6566.46 6763.45
Production expenditure yuan 1702.2 1753.27 1805.87 1860.05
Other expenditure yuan 1445.97 1489.35 1534.03 1580.05
3 Total net income yuan 8304.12 7992.4 9183.61 9722.98
4 Per capita income & expenditure yuan
Per capita income yuan/person 3369.13 3281.37 3700.16 3900
Per capita expenditure yuan/person 3144 3238.32 3335.47 3435.54
Per capita net income yuan/person 2796 2691.04 3092.12 3273.73
D) Economic production value 3172
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6.4 Restoration Program of Affected Unit- Enterprises
According to investigation, 124 unit-enterprises are affected by acquisition and resettlement of project construction in the project zone, including 91 enterprises, 13 units and 29 others, After negotiation of resettlement designing units, owners, governments of Tianyuan District, leaders of every offices and administrative offices, representatives of resettlement, it is decided that 124 persons who need production resettlement will be resettled by way of money compensation.
1) Reseftlement Program of Enterprise
a) Changsha Section
According to the investigation, there are 30 affected enterprises in the project land acquisition area, based on the agreement of the affected enterprises, the administration government of the enterprises and the local government, the resettlement option for the enterprises will be:
(1) As for the 7 enterprises, that are Provincial Wood Company, the Eighth Bureau of Water and Electricity Company, Ship Company, Flesh Combined Processing Factory, Dashen Furniture Factory, Pingshang Flesh Factory and the Heishi Water company, only the remove of their houses is needed, the cash compensation resettlement option is under consideration. And the rebuilt can be done backing off.
(2) The three enterprises of Gaoguo Sugar factory, Chagnsha City Machine Tool Factory and the Changsha Zhongyi Co.,Ltd. are partly affected, the cash compensation resettlement option is undef consideration. Whethe the rebuilt is done is in accordance with their preference.
(3) The other 20 enterprises need completely removed, since most of these enterprises are sand factories, if they are rebuilt, the flood control landscape road project will be affected. Therefore the rebuilt of this factory is out of
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consideration, and the cash compensation resettlement option will be chose. These enterprise can be mostly divided into two kinds: the first kind is stated-owned enterprise (No.2 sand company of Changsha county shipping company, No.4 sand company of Changsha county shipping company. Tianxin sand pit,Changsha Huafeng sand company, Tongda sand pit of Taiyin sand company, Baijiahe sand pit of Changsha sand company and Benchi sand pit etc 7 enterprises), which has been contracted by individuals and the staff of which is the existing ones; the second kind is local people run factory(Honghua sand pit, Fengchen sand pit, Raotang sand pit, Sanxing sand pit, Yongsheng electroplate factory, Datuo sand pit, Datuo prefabricate yard, Changjian sand pit, Xinlong cement brick yard, Xinlong prefabricate yard, Dasheng milk cattle field and Dasheng sand pit etc 13 enterprises), the staff is the local farmers, they live mainly on the planting, and work in these enterprise in the idle time. After the stop of the 20 enterprises, the fist kind staff will be resettled by means of the social insurance pattern, the second kind staff will be recommended to the teams of embankment construction, they will be provided with a reemployment choice to ensure their income not be affected. b) Zhaoshan Section
There are 12 enterprises needing removed within the project land acquisition area, of which, 2 national enterprises with affected people of 17 and 10 collective enterprises with affected people of 31. The total number of people who need production resettlement is 48.
1) Based on the agreement with the relevant administrative department of each districts and towns, the rebuilt in the vicinity resettlement option for the Yangtianhu Dyke Administration Institute, Zhaoshan Building Material Factory and Haotang village and Zhengjiang village Transformer Room is under consideration. The 25 workers can remain in the original enterprises with the
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compensation for their loss due to the production pause is paid in time.
2) The cash compensation resettlement option to the Xiangtan Ship Company, the store of the market unit of Zhaoshan Township, Zhubu village and Fijia village collective facilities.
3) As for the 4 sand factories (Xingwang Sand factory, Changtan Sand factory, Yonghong Sand factory, Zhaoshan Sand factory), the condition of rebuilt is not remained, and so they need completely removed with 23 affected staff all together. Beside the cash compensation, the reemployment of the staff should be well arranged. The workers in the sand factory are the farmers who have land, and their work need no specific skill. The 23 workers can undertake warehouseman, stevedore and dustman in the Jinsanjiao motorcycle market in Zhaoshan Development District, CZT comprehensive wholesale market. c) Xiangtan Section
There are 31 enterprises or units in the project land acquisition area. They are divided into three classes: Nation owned enterprise, Collective enterprise, and civil enterprise. Within it, there are 15 nations owned enterprise with affected people of 114, collective units with affected people of 75 and three civil enterprises with affected people of 36. The total number of people who need production resettlement is 255.
1) Based on the agreement with the relevant organizations, the rebuilt in the vicinity resettlement option for the 17 units such as the Yuhu Storage of the Provincial Flood Prevention Material Storage, City Salt Store, Dishui Market Unit is under consideration. The resettlement location should satisfy the requirement of the Urban Planning and be rendered to the land administration department for approval. The 167 affected people can remain in the original enterprise with the compensation fee for the loss due to the production pause paid in time.
2) Only part of the houses or facilities of the 11 units such as HuangYun School and Xiangqiao Co., Ltd. is affected. Some of the houses have been left unused for a long time and their remove have no effect on the units. Only the 5 staff in the
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Xiangqiao Co.Ltd needs production resettlement. Since their company agrees to resettle them in other departments, the cash compensation option is executed.
3) As for the 5 factories such as Tianxun Sand factory, Jiangbiancun Sand factory, Fangxun Sand factory, Boiler Factory of Xiangtan County, the condition of rebuilt is not remained, and so they need completely removed with 53 affected staff all together. Beside the cash compensation, the reemployment of the staff should be well arranged. The 16 workers in the 3 sand factories are the farmers who have land, and their work need no specific skill. Since the Boiler Factory of Xiangtan County is in stagnancy, the implementation of the project will cause that the enterprise cannot arrange the jobs for its 36 staff l; there is also one affected person due to the remove of the public house of the Xiangtan City telecom bureau. These 53 people are planned to resettle as following in the electricity community: 6 person of which work to ensure public security, 16 person of which undertake afforestation, 20 person of which undertake public facilities maintenance and the rest 11 person undertake cleanness. d)Zhuzhou Section
1) Zhuzhou City Ship Factory is a medium enterprise with 824 workers, of which 400 retired, 300 have come off sentry duty and only 124 are working in the factory. Because of operation deficiency, the manager of the enterprise declares after the project, the enterprises will not be in the business. After the negotiation among resettlement designing unit, the Employer, Zhuzhou local government, ship factory and worker delegates, the Zhuzhou City Ship Factory will be compensated by the monetary and will no be reconstructed. The 400 retired workers will enter into the social insurance system; 300 workers that are out of jobs will be brought into the lowest living insurance system by the Zhuzhou Civil Administration Bureau; 124 workers that are working in the factory will be resettled in the new positions after training under the permit of Zhuzhou Municipal Governments and relative depts.
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2) 3 enterprises of Leidashi station of Zhuzhou shipping general company, Dabo office of Zhuzhou state-owned resource bureau, Zhuzhou county No.1 transport company has been stopped. the existing staff of these enterprises has been resettled employment by the administrative department before 2003 year. All the 3 units show that they will not continue run after the land acquisition and not rebuild after the planning compensation.
3) The Zhouzhou City Tianxin Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., Zhuzhou City Changcheng Graphite Product Co., Ltd., Zhuzhou City Flood-Control Sand Gravel Yard, Zhuzhou City Timber Company, Zhuzhou City Xinshi Water Supply Co., Ltd. and Gaotailing Grain Ware house of Qunfeng Town (6 units) are subjected to the influence of land requisition and relocation of the partial house property. The project construction will not affect their normal production and business, and they will get money compensation and will not be given
resettlement.
4) Mingli sandstone factory in Xujiagang of zhangjiayuan ,Xiangfeng sandstone factory ,Qiantang sandtone factory, Lianhuasizhui sandstone factory , Shenli sandstone factory and Leidashi town government sandstone factory are town ownership or village ownership enterprises, there are 22 staff. The workers are mainly farmers engaging in plantation. When they have free time, they go to do part-time job in sandstone factories. It is planed that the six sandstone factories will be all closed after compensation by money .The former workers of the factories should first be considered in the construction of project and provided as much job opportunities as possible involving tiding the land, excavating foundation, afforesting project and so on. In terms of the income investigation of the same kind of job in Zhuzhou, the income of the workers of the project will be between 1000 and 1500 yuan, which can improve the affected people's living standard and recover their livelihood.
5) The port authority office in the west bank of Zhuzhou city port Authority Company and Leidashi oil station is to be relocated and reconstructed after money
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compensation. In terms of the integrated program of the city construction and the negotiation between local govemment and unit to be relocated, the newly planned location of the port authority office will be the backward of the former place, and the newly planned location of Leidashi oil station is in Baisha sand bar of Shengli village, Leidashi town.
The losses of production and business stop of all reconstruction enterprises or enterprises switching to other production will be compensation in advance to build new factory houses.
2) Resettlement program of units
a) Changsha Section
5 units are concerned within the scope of project acquisition, including No.2 Light Industry School, No.4 Inspecting Group of Geology Department, Changsha Railway Head Company, Datuo Embankment Committee and Hunan electrical Supplying Station, only housing resettlements are affected for these units; besides, the other 4 units except Datuo Embankment Committee have small quantity of resettlement, they will be resettled by way of money compensation and given the choice to rebuilt houses or not, while Datuo Embankment Committee is resettled by way of local reconstruction .
b) Zhaoshan Section
No units are concerned
c) Xiangtan Section
No units are concerned
d) Zhuzhou Section
According to the investigation, there are 8 units are influenced by the land acquisition in the Zhuzhou section of the project district:
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(I As for the 4 units which are the Huna Yandi College Department, Section of West Bank Hospital of Leidashi Town, Health Institute of Xiashi Village and the Panshi Village Primary school, the rebuilt will be done in an other place based on the agreement with the local government according to the united planning after the cash compensation. The remove should be done only when the construction has been completed in order not to influence the teaching and operation order. According to the negotiation of the local government, these three units and the their administration governments, the Hunan Yandi College Department is removed to the General College in the East Road of Tianping in Zhuzhou City, the section of the West Bank Hospital of Leidashi Town is removed to the collective resettlement site in Longtang Village, the Xiashi Health Institute is removed to the North Square resettlement site of Xiashi village, and the Panshi Village Primary school is rebuilt in the vicinity.
© The Credit Cooperative and the Industrial and Commercial Institute of Leidashi Town, will be rebuilt after the cash compensation. Based on the negotiation of the administration government with the local government, the centralized relocation site is in Longtang Village of Leidashi Town, and the workers are arranged to work by the administration government collectively.
(E) Only the houses of the People's Courtroom in Leidashi Town and the House Administration Institute is influenced by the land acquisition. Therefore only the cash compensation fee is paid according to the project plan.
3) Other Units
20 villager, group public rooms and pumping houses of Changsha Section are affected. Pumping houses, switchergear rooms will be resettled by way of local reconstruction, the other villager, group public rooms will be resettled by means of money compensation, giving them choice to rebuilt or not according to their needs.
Detailed in the table 5.4-1 for the whole enterprises and units resuming planning.
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No. of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop (person) Enterprise 91HHs 1564 22HHs 30HHs Stop 39 enterprises, planning to resettle 1137 staffs
Changsha 30HHs 215 3HHs 7HHs Stop 20 enterprises, 86 persons of 215 affected staffs by low social insurance and 129 employments
No. 2 sand pit of Changsha Contract to individual 12 Stop after monetary comp., 12 persons ( urban low social _ county ship com. normal running 12_insurance) 2 No. 4 sand pit of Changsha Contract to individual 10 Stop after monetary comp., 10 persons ( urban low social county ship com. normal running insurance) 3 Provincial wood com. Stop Moveback at original site 4 No.8 hydropower bureau Normal running Moveback at original site 5 Shipping com. Normal running Moveback at original site 6 HonghuasandpitIndividual normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 5 staff employment 6 Honghua sand pit running opportunities 7 FengcensadpitIndividual normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 12 staff employment 7 Fengchen sand pit running opportunities 8 Raotang sand pit Individual normal 7 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 7 staff employment ______~~~~~~~~~~~~ ______opportunities ~~running 9 Sanxing sand pit Individual normal 10 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 10 staff employment running ______opportunities Individual normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 8 staff employment 10 Yongsheng electroplate factory running opportunities Monetary 11 Changsha zhongyi Co. Ltd, Normal running comp.
12 Datuo sand pit Individual normal P Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 14 staff employment 12Dau adptrunning opportunities 13 DatopefarictearIndividual normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 8 staff employment 13 Datuo prefabricate yard running opportunities 14 Chang.iansand pitIndividual normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 15 staff employment 14 Changjian sand pit running opportunities 15 Meat joint processing factory Normal running Moveback at original site 16 Dasheng furniture factory Individual normal Moveback at original site ______running ______17 Pingshang meat joint facotry Normal running Moveback at original site 18 Heishi water factory Village collectivity Moveback at original site normal______running ______5-43
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No o )staffPartly affected Rebuilding Stop
19 Xinlong cement brick factory Individual Normal Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 5 staff employment running opportunities 20 Xinlong prefabricate yard Individual Normal 10 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 10 staff employment running opportunities 21 Datuo center sand pit Individual Normal 15 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 15 staff employment 21 Datuocenter sand pit running opportunities 22 Dasheng mild cattle yard Individual Normal 4 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 4 staff employment running opportunities 23 Dasheng sand pit Individual Normal 16 Stop after monetary comp., the owner supply 16 staff employment running opportunities 24 Changsha tool machinery factory Normalrunning Monetary .
25 Gaoguo sugar factory Stop Monetary 26 Tianxin sand pit Contract to individual 13 Stop after monetary comp., 13 persons ( urban low social .______normal running insurance) 27 Changsha fenghua sand com. Contract to individualn Stop after monetary comp., 9 persons ( urban low social insurance) 28 Tongda and pit of Taiyin Contract to individual 16 Stop after monetary comp., 16 persons ( urban low social normal running insurance) 29 Baijia sand pit of Changsha Contract to individual 15 Stop after monetary comp., 15 persons ( urban low social normal running insurance) 30 Benchi sand pit Contract to individual Stop after monetary comp., 11 persons ( urban low social ______normal running _ . insurance) Stop 4 enterprises, 23 affected staffs planned to resettle in the Zhaoshan 12HHs 48 4HHs 4HHs Jinshanjiao motorcycle market and CZT comprehensive wholesale
I______market undertaking warehouseman stevedore and dustman. 31 Xiangtan shipping com. Stop Monetary resettlement 32 Zhaoshan cooperative warehouse Stop Monetary resettlement 33 Haotang village transformer room Normal Rebuild nearby after 34 Zhengjiang village transformer roo Normal lem uunearoy aner I _I_ monetary com. 35 Zhubu village collectivity Normal Monetary resettlement 36 Yijia village collectivity Normal Monetary resettlement 37 Xinwang sand pit Stop 7 Stop after monetary comp., 7 persons planned to resettle inthe Jinshanjiao motorcycle market undertaking warehouseman
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No. of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop (person) 38 Changtan sand pit Normal 5 Stop after monetary comp., 5 persons planned to resettle in the Jinshanjiao motorcycle market undertaking stevedore 39 Yonghong sand pit Normal 6 Stop after monetary comp., 6 persons planned to reseftle in the I______CZT comprehensive wholesale market undertaking cleanness 40 Zhaoshan sand pit Normal 5 Stop after monetary comp., 5 persons planned to resettle in the CZT comprehensive wholesale market undertaking warehouseman 41 Yangtianhu embankment administr Normal Rebuild nearby Haotang Rebildaneabth 42 Zhaoshan building materials factor Normal 8 Rebuild nearby the . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~originalsite Stop 5 enterprises, 53 affected staffs planned to be resettle in the Xiangtan 31 HHs 225 9HHs 17HHs. electric community undertaking public facilities maintenance, afforestation and ensure public security 43 Xiangtan shipping school Normal Monetary
44 Normal Monetary ______Yuetang real estate cam. ______comp. ______45 Normal Monetary 45 Dongping real estate com. Normal comp. 46 46 No.4 warehouse of grain supply bu Stop Monetarycomp. 47 Stop ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Monetary 47 Xiangtan smelt factory Stop comp. 48 Xiangtan county ship Stop Monetary transportation com. comp. 49 Normal ~~~~~~~~~~~~Monetary 49 Xiangqiao devel. Com. Normal 5 componet 50 Sto Rebuild nearby Dishui Dishuicun agedness game centre op village 51 Xiangtan gas com. Normal Monetary
52 Tianxun sand pit 52 Normal 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Stopelectricafter community monetary ensuring comp., publicplanning security to resettle 5 persons in the
53 Normal Stop after monetary comp., planning to resettle 1 persons in the 53 Long distance telecom bureau Normal 1 electric community ensuring public security
54 _Construction real estate com. Normal comp.
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No. of staff ty affeed Rebuilding Stop ______(person)Patyfecd RbuligSo Stop after monetary comp., resettle 16 persons in the electric 55 Stop community undertaking the afforestation and 20 persons public Xiangtan county boiler factory 36 facilities maintenance 56 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Stopafter monetary camp., planning to resettle 6 persons in the 56 Jiangbiancun sand pit Normal 6 lelectric community undertaking cleanness 57 NomlStop after monetary comp., planning to resettle 5 persons in the 57 Flood control sand pit Nomal 5 electric community undertaking cleanness 58 Xiangtan consradue school Normal 35 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 59 station Normal 5 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 60 Prefabricate yard of environment Normal Monetary com., rebuild nearby and sanitation bureau 2 61 Dikement administration station Normal Monetary com., rebuild nearby 62 Xiangtan salt warehouse Normal 32 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 63 Zaixin prefabricate factory Normal 7 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 64 Moulding factory Normal 8 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 65 Jiangbiancun gravel factory Normal 7 Monetary com., rebuild nearby . 66 Jiangbiancun pump station Normal Monetary com., rebuild nearby 67 Yunpancun prefabricate yard Normal 6 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 68 factory Normal 8 Monetary com., rebuild nearby
69 Dishui cooperative supply depar. Normal 21 Monetary com., rebuild nearby
70 City jimeng medical liver research Normal 6 Monetary com., rebuild nearby
71 Xiacheng printing factory Normal 25 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 72 Xiangtan textile factory Stop 5 Monetary com., rebuild nearby 73 Muyuhu flood prevention storage Normal Monetary com., rebuild nearby Stop 10 enterprises, 846 affected staffs planned to resettle 400 Zhuzhou 18HHs 1076 6HHs 2HHs retired staffs and 300 off-laids by low social insurance, 22 persons of 124 existing staffs provide employment opportunities at priority by government Loss enterprise, no rebuild after monetary comp. .The staff 74 Zhuzhou boat making factory Loss 824 resettlement: 400 retired staffs and 300 off-laids by low social L______I__I__I__I__II_ I insurance; 124 existing staffs arrange bygovernment
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop (person) Partly affect, 75 Zhuzhoutianxin cons. Co. Ltd, Normal running 53 monetary comp. Zhuzhouchangcheng plumbago Partly affect, 76 madingmain Co.o. Ltd, Normal running 20 comp.monetary 77 Xui sand pit Normal running Stop after monetary comp., arrange the temporary staffs and 77 XujiagangMingli sand pit Normal runningIprovide employment opportunities at priority by the project Partly affect, 78 Zhuzhou flood prevention sand pit Normal running 54 monetary comp.
79TsdtrStop after monetary comp., arrange 9 staffs and provide 79 Tianyuan Xiangfeng sand pit Normal running employment opportunities at priority by the project Hexiport administrative statio of Rebuild moveback at the 80 Hexi pou administraive stato of Normal running 60 original site after Zhuzhou port com. monetary com. Partly affect, 81 Zhuzhou wood com. Normal running 2 monetary comp.
8282Ltd, Zhuzhou xingshi running water Co. Normal running 38 monetaryPartly affect,
83 Qiangtang sand pit Normal running 13 Stop after monetary camp., arrange 13 staffs and provide ______e m plop loyem y m e nt ortpp tunitiesat ipriorty bby tth e pprojec Lianhua No.4 sand pit of Haoshan Stop after monetary comp., arrange the temporary staffs and 84 road office Normal_runnmg_provide employment opportunities at priority by the project only affect 85 Qunfeng Gaotailing grain Normal running formal warehouse house, Mnn>tary r nm Rebuild in Baishazhou of 86 Leidashi petroleum Normal running 3 Shengli villageof Leidashi after monetary comp. Leidashi office of Zhuzhou ship Stop after monetary comp. the staff have been resettled by the 87 transportation Stop administrative depart. before 2003 88 No.1 automobile transportation St top after monetary comp. the staff have been resettled by the .______com op administrative depart. before*2003
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Name Conditions No. of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop Cat. District No. (person)
Stop after monetary comp. the staff have been resettled by the 89 Dabo com. Stop administrative depart. before 2003 Leidashi sand pit Normalrunnin Stop after monetary comp., arrange the temporary staffs and 90 90 goverment g peldarovide employment opportunities at priority by the project
91 Shengli village sand pit Stop Stop after monetary comp., arrange the staffs and provide ______employment opportunities at priority by the project Unit 13HHs 96 6HHs 7HHs Changsha 5HHs 21 4HHs 1HHs 92 No.2 Light industry school 5 Monetary comp. 93 No.4 investigation team of Monetary geologic dep. 3 comp. 94 Muyun electricity supply station of 3 Monetary Hunan dydropower comp. 95 Jiancheng section of Changhsha 2 Monetary railroad general com. comp. 96 Datuo embankment administrative 8 Rebuild neaby office Zhuzhou 8HHs 75 2HHs 6HHs Rebuild near theTianping East Road Colleges of 97 Hunan Yandi self-graduation Normal 37 Zhuzhou after monetary comp., first build then relocate Rebuild in the contracted 98 Leidashi cooperative station Normal 5 site of Leidashi Longtang village after monetary comp. Only affect Old building of Leidashi people house 99court Stop property, monetary comp..
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No. of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop (person) Only affect
100 Leidashi house administrative Stopoe offce ~~~~~~~~~~~~monetary comp.. Rebuild centralizly nearby 101 Leidashi commercial office Normal 6 the Changpo of Longtang village in Leidashi town after monetary comp. Rebuild centralizly nearby 102 Hexi hospital of Leidashi Normal 6 village In Leidashi town after monetary comp. Rebuild nearby the North square of Zhuzhou 103 Xiashi sanitation station Normal 3 county flood control scenic component after monetary comp. Rebuild nearby the 104 Panshi primary school Normal 18 Panshi village then ______relocate Other 20HHs 15HHs 5HHs Changsha = 20HHs 15HHs 5HHs 105 Fengcheng collectivity public Monetary .______house comp. 106 Sanxin machinery Rebuild nearby the 106 Sanxin machinery original site 107 Sanxin collectivity public house Monetary
108 Huanghe collectivity public house Monetary Shangzhongpenggroup Comon 109 collectivity public house Huanghe comp.one
110 Xinlong collectivity public house .ont-
Xinlongti group collectivity public Monetary house of Xinlong comp.
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Cat. District No. Name Conditions No' of staff Partly affected Rebuilding Stop (person) 112 Xinlong drought control pump Rebuild nearby the station original site 113 Sujiatao group collectivity public Monetary house of Xinlong Village comp. 114 Xinlong transformer room Rebuild nearby the - ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~site______~~original 115 Zhangfengshi collectivity public Monetary house . comp. 116 Yuetang collectivity public house Monetary 117__Xinggang colledivity public house______M__ontr 117 Xinggang collectivity public house Monetary ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~comp.
comp. 119 Heishi transformer room Rebuild nearby the original site 120 Baoziling collectivity public house Monetary ______~~com p. 121 Heishi vegetable yard Rebuild nearby the original site 122 Dasheng collectivity public house Monetary comp. 123 Caichang collectivity public house Monetary
124 Lijiaxingwu collectivity public Monetary house of Xinggang comp. Total 124HHs 1660 43HHs 42HHs Stop 39 enterprises, planning to resettle 1137 persons
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5.5 Commercial Restoration Scheme
Among 32 commercial shop fronts affected by the project, 4 individual commercial shop fronts are located in the Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou, the other 28 shop fronts are located in the Leidashi Town, Zhuzhou County (including 25 individual commercial households and 3 units commercial shop fronts). See the Table 2.2-8.
1) Commercial Resettlement Action Planning in Tianyuan District
The project affects 4 commercial shop fronts of individual business in Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou, and they will be resettled in line of Monetary compensatory resettlement way. By investigation, the business households gave expression to accept the Monetary compensatory resettlement way and select the new business points according to their market commodities and service characteristics after obtaining the money compensation. The project execution organization will provide the newest information on Zhuzhou City commercial shop fronts to business households. In Zhuzhou City, there are a lot of small commodities wholesale and retail markets where there are enough commercial shop fronts and vendor' stands for letting out, the rental is reasonable. The project monetary compensatory resettlement way can satisfy the re-business requirements of the individual commercial households.
2) Commercial Resettlement Action Planning in Zhuzhou County
6DThe units' commercial shop fronts
The project land requisition has affected the commercial shop fronts of three units (Leidashi Town Government, Leidashi Town Power Control Station and Leidashi Town Supply and Market Coopertive). The original Leidashi Town and Sanpu Town early * merged into one town, the existing Leidashi Town, the above Town Government, Power Control Station and Supply and Market Cooperative have removed to the Sanpu Town. And their left three shop fronts have contracted by the individual businessmen, and their management is inconvenient. After land requisition and relocation, the three units expressed to not continue business, and they are willing to accept the money
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®lndividual Commercial Shop Fronts
The project construction affects 25 individual commercial households who are all using the ground floor as the shop front to make business, the scope is small, and the customers are from this town and adjacent villages and groups and flowing people of customers are less. Because the resettlement and house reconstruction of Leidashi Town's relocated households will be done by the concentrative resettlement way according small town planning and in line of wishes of business households, the project has planned to precedently arrange their residential sites at the junctions of dense stream of people or on both sides of main roads, so, the customer source will not be reduced and the original business level will be maintained.
5.6 Vulnerable Group Resettlement
According to the investigation, among the PAPs, there are 25 households having difficulty in building new houses with 95 people belonging to the vulnerable group. During the whole process of the resettlement, PIU will attach great importance to the resettlement of the vulnerable group. In addition to the resettlement of the vulnerable group is done according to the PIP, certain favor will be offered to secure the rebuilding is successfully completed.
1) There are 25 vulnerable households in the project affected area, the people in these households are aged and weak, single-relative, unable to work etc. 3,000 Yuan per capita of house building subsidy will be paid to these 25 households.
2) 600 Yuan per person of living subsidy will be paid to the 95 people of the 25 households to help them overcome the difficulty during relocation.
3) After the implementation of the project, with the application of the vulnerable people and the guaranty of the local village collective, priority can be given to them to gain the loan from the local credit cooperatives.
4) During the implementation of the project, the local village collective will help the vulnerable group people select the site for housing and arrange labor to building their houses.
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6 Organization and Responsibilities
6.1 Organization Participating Resettlement Planning
The Hunan Provincial Development and Planning Committee acts as the organization unit for the Project. Hunan Changzhutan Integration Office (CZTEIO) under it as standing organization, which takes responsibilities of organization and coordination preparation work for the Project and preparation resettlement action plan specifically, is a bridge between World Bank and Changsha City, Zhuzhou City, Xiangtan area and its various departments.
Such project employers as Changsha Urban Construction Investment Development Co., Ltd. (CUCIDC) , Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economic Trading Tourism Development General Company (XZETTDGC ) , Xiangtan Urban Construction Investment Development Company (XUCIDC), Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Operation Co, Ltd. (ZUCIOC) organize resettlement consultation unit and designing unit individually to participated in the investigation and planning together. And Officials from townships, villages, village leaders and representatives of people in the zone affected by the Project, participated in investigation and planning too.
6.2 Organizations of Resettlement Implementation and Management
6.2.1 Setup of Organizations
The Employer takes full charge of resettlement implementation. Project offices of province, cities, and counties (districts) at all levels have formed dedicated resettlement offices, which are responsible for resettlement implementation work specifically. The staff quota in resettlement office are 1-8 persons. Because resettlement is a work of governmental act with strong social activities, the staff of resettlement offices at all levels should be the officials transferred from local governments, stated-land administrative departments, planning departments, tourism department agricultural departments etc. A person with rich management experience usually undertakes the leader of a resettlement office.
Each township (townj and village affected by the Project has 1-2 major leaders (for township, 1 government official and 1 official from stated-land administrative station undertake township leaders; for village, head of village undertake the leadership), who are responsible for resettlement under its jurisdiction.
The Organizational Chart for Project Resettlement is given in Fig. 6.2-1.
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| CZTEIO |
Resettlement Provincial World Bank Exdependenc Designer Office lnExtemal l ~~~~~~~Monitoring Unit
CUCIDC ZUCIOC XUCIDC XZETTDGC
Changsha City Zhuzhou City iangtan City Zhaoshan RMO RMO RMO RMO
County (District) County (District) Village Committee Village Committee RMO RMO and Group and Group
Township TownshipReelrRselr (Town)RMO (Town)RMO Resettler Re
Village Committee Village Committe and Group and Group
TResetter esetler
Fig6.2-1 Resettlement Organizational Chart
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6.2.2 Responsibilities of Organizations
1) Hunan Provincial Changzhutan Economic Integration Office (CZTEIO)
Its main responsibilities are to organize the work of project resettlement action plan, set up the policies of resettlement, organize and coordinate the relationship among resettlement organizations at all levels.
2) World Bank Office
Its main responsibilities are to deal with routines in the program of resettlement and implement; it is a bridge between the World Bank and various area of CZT.
3) Changsha Urban Construction Investment Development Co., Ltd., Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economic Trading Tourism Development General Company, Xiangtan Urban Construction Investment Development Company, Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Operation Co, Ltd..
The enterprises mentioned above, serves as the Project Employers, and their main responsibilities are to enhance the leadership for the Project, set up policies of resettlement work, organize and coordinate the relationship among resettlement organizations at all levels,
4) Municipal Resettlement Implementation Management Office
It serves as a project management organization. Its main responsibilities are to exercise the functions of management, planning, coordinating, and monitoring for the resettlement work.
(D) To set down the policies of land acquisition and relocation for the Project.
© To entrust the design units to define the scope affected by the Project and investigate the physical indexes affected by land acquisition and relocation, and take responsibility to keep these data.
® To apply for land-use planning permit and land-use construction permit.
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® To be responsible for training the resettlement cadres who work at land acquisition and resettlement office.
© To organize and coordinate the preparation and implementation of Resettlement Action Plan Report.
© To be responsible for management, disbursement and supervision of resettlement fund.
@) To direct, coordinate and supervise resettlement implementation activities and its progress.
( To preside and check internal monitoring activities and prepare the land acquisition and relocation resettlement progress report.
® To make decisions of external monitoring organization and assist its activities.
5) County (district) Resettlement Implementation Leading Group
The leaders of counties (cities, districts) Resettlement Implementation Office formed by full-time cadres from county (district) government, district planning bureau, stated-land administrative station and related departments. Its main responsibilities are as follows:
(D To entrust the design units to define the scope affected by the Project, investigate the physical index affected by land acquisition and relocation and take responsibility to save the data.
(9) To assist the preparation of Resettlement and Rehabilitates Program Report and to be responsible for resettlement implementation activities.
( To be responsible for selecting main resettlement cadres to get technical training.
( To organize people to make an agreement and make resettlement policies known.
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(9 To direct, coordinate and supervise resettlement implementation works and its progress of the related departments or units on land acquisition and relocation resettlement.
© To take charge of resettlement work and disbursing resettlement funds in accordance with agreement.
@) To help displace and adjust production land from those who do business to those who are willing to do farming.
(® To carry out internal monitoring work and prepare the internal supervision report and report the municipal project resettlement management office periodicafly.
( To assist external monitoring work.
6) Township (town) Resettlement Implementation Management Office
These offices will be led by the township (town) leaders in charge and formed by main cadres from stated-land administrative stations, police station, civil affair administration station and villages. Its main responsibilities are:
(X To participate the investigation of the Project and assist the preparation of Resettlement Action Plan.
© To organize people to participate and make them know the resettlement policies.
( To implement, check, supervise and take notes of resettlement activities of all resettlers in the township (town).
(1) To transact the procedure of resettlers' relocation.
(©j) To be responsible for disbursement and management land compensation funds.
© To supervise land acquisition, the dismantlement of house and appendix
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buildings, as well as house-reconstruction and relocation.
@) To report the situation of land acquisition, relocation and resettlement to county stated-land administrative bureau and resettlement management office.
( To coordinate and deal with the contradiction and problems harmoniously in working.
7) Village committee (Resident Committees) and villager groups
Its major leaders formed the leaders of resettlement team in village committees and village groups. It main responsibilities are as follows:
) To participate the investigation of socioeconomic and project impact.
(© To organize people to make an agreement and make them know the policies of land acquisition and relocation.
( To choose the host site and allocate the residential site for them.
D To carry out land reclamation, adjustment and allocation, to organize resettlement activities like production and development.
© To be responsible for disbursement and management of funds.
© To reflect resettlers' suggestion to relative dedicated department
(Z) To report resettlement implementation progress.
(E) To help with households whose life is hard.
8) Responsibilities of Design Units
In planning and design stage, it should exactly investigate physical indexes of land acquisition and relocation, environment capacity, developable utilization resources, assist district government in project zone to develop resettlement schemes, prepare the cost estimate of compensations investment of land acquisition and relocation and resettlement
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9) Resettlement External Monitoring and Evaluation Organization
as The Employer will entrust dedicated monitoring and evaluation organization resettlement monitoring unit. Its main responsibilities are as follows:
constructed () As independent organization, observe resettlement planning and all of the aspects, evaluate and monitor regarding physical relocation and effect evaluation Project and resettlers' adaptability to society, provide monitoring and report to World Bank through the resettlement offices.
survey and (©) Provide the technical consulting to resettlement office with data direction ways.
6.3 Supervision Organization
6.3.1 Internal Supervision Organization
Changsha, As construction managerment units and management organizations of and Zhaoshan, Xiangtan and Zhuzhou Section, these companies (City Construction Trading Investment Exploiting Corporation of Changsha, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economic Investment Tourism Development General Company, Xiangtan Urban Construction Co, Ltd. will Development Company, Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Operation check internal hold the post of internal supervision organization, and they will preside and for the monitoring activities, prepare progress report of land acquisition and relocation World Bank and Project, report the progress and existing problems and suggestion to the during the project Provincial Project Office periodically in order to maintain good functions the situation implementation, cooperate and coordinate the work of all parties and master of resettlement implementation at any time.
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6.3.2 External Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Organization
A qualified monitoring unit, entrusted by the Employer as resettlement monitoring unit, will take responsibility for monitoring and evaluation of the work of resettlement. Its main tasks are to provide consulting service for the Employer in terms of internal supervision and management, and provide the Employer with full information of resettlement implementation, report the progress and problems and suggestion to the World Bank and the Employer.
6.4 Resettlement Management System
Resettlement engineering management implements such four systems as the employer responsibility, project supervision, and project tendering, and contract administration. four companies, including Changsha Urban Construction Investment Development Co., Ltd., Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economic Trading Tourism Development General Company, Xiangtan Urban Construction Investment Development Company, Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Operation Co, Ltd., take fully charge of resettlement implementation work and tendering work of special facilities and infrastructure constructions of Changsha, Zhaoshan,Xiangtan, Zhuzhou Section. Additionally, independent monitoring and evaluation unit will be invited and contracted to supervise and monitor the resettlement.
In addition, project resettlement management office at all levels will use computer for information management and keep all resettlement files and data during implementation.
6.5 Staffing and Facilities for Resettlement Organizations
6.5.1 Staffing
In order that the resettlement of the Project can go smoothly, resettlement organization of various ranks has designated dedicated working staff for resettlement to form a bottom-up free information-delivering channel. The staff of resettlement organization composed of qualified administrative and professionals, with different numbers of 1-8, with a certain working experience in land acquisition and resettlement, which is given in table 6.5-1. Counties (districts) and related townships (counties) have founded dedicated resettlement
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organizations staffed with technicians required.
Staffing in Project Resettlement Organization for FCLRP Table6.5-1 Position Organization Name Unit Position Proposed
Wang Qiwei Director CZTEIO Yang Hui Deputy-director
Xiao Dayong Hunan Provincial Planning Deputy-director Provincial WBO Xie Zhengli Committee
Xiangtan WBO Huang Yigong Xiangtan Planning Director Committee CUCIDC Xiang Enming Changsha Construction Deputy-direct Manager Committee or ZETTDGC Chen Zhiyong Zhaoshan ETDG Company General General manager manager
XUTTDGC Ma Lianweng Xiangtan Urban Construction General General manager Development Company manager Yang Zheming Zhouzhu City Planning Deputy-Direct Director Zhuzhou WBO Committee or Tan Wengxiang houzhu City Planning Director Deputy-Director Committee Project office B ' - . Xingyu Changsha Urban Construction Development Zhaoshan RO Wang Juxiang _angtan Zhaishan ETDG Director Director Company Xiangtan RO Liu Jian Xiangtan City Land Director Director Acquisition Office Director ; ~~~~~~~YangZhigang Zhuzhou RO Zhuzhou Urban Construction Yuan Xiaodong Development Corp. Ltd Deputy-Director
Zhuzhou Tianyuan Zhou Guanghui Tianyuan District Key Project ~~~~Director Director RO ROGuanghui Zhou Office
Zhuzhou County T Zhuzhou County Tourism Deputy-direct Director RO Bureau or
6.5.2 Facilities
Resettlement organization of various ranks have equipped with facilities like office equipment, transportation facilities, telecommunications equipment etc, including
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Table6.5-2 Facilities Provided for Resettlement Organization
No. Equipment Type Qty.
1 Air-conditioner Green 50STLY 10 sets
2 Tables and chairs in the office 26 sets
3 Computer Lenovo YANGTIAN 6110 17 sets
4 Printer Minolta 2200DL 8 sets
5 Copy Machine Nikon FT-5832 8 sets
6 Digital Camera SONYDSC-V1 10 sets
7 Jeep Mitsubishi V6 6 sets
8 Scanner Fonder Z810 4 sets -
9 Fax Machine Cannon FAX-L240 10 sets
10 Telephone Siemens, type 8000 (6) 16 sets
11 Other office appliance
6.6 Training Program
In order to smoothly implement resettlement, it is necessary to train resettlers and resettlement working staff and set up training plan.
6.6.1 Training Plan of Resettlement Management Staff
Personnel training and human resources development system in city, county (city, district), township, and village resettlement organization at all levels will be established. The ways of training includes speech made by leaders/experts, technical training program set by various units, visiting other resettlement projects as well as on-site training of technicians and management personnel. Training contents include:
Principles and policies of resettlement;
- Resettlement engineering planning management training;
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- Resettlement implementation planning design
- Resettlement implementation schedule management
- Resettlement financial management
- Management information system
-Resettlement engineering quality control;
-Resettlement monitoring and evaluation;
- Resettlement project management;
6.6.2 Resettlement Production Skill Training Plan
Before moving into new sites and livelihood environment, resettlers shall be trained in production technology and agriculture technology management. Some farmers may be not familiar with the agriculture product in host site and some may develop many kinds of economic crops, aquiculture, or stockbreeding. This may need training and assistance in agriculture development. Some household-transforming resettlers will get opportunities of employment in second industry and service sector, they may need special employment training. Some young people who had good education background can be sent to colleges to receive 1-2 year's high-level training. After graduations, they can go back, which will be favorable for training local people.
For more detail, see tables 6.6-1.
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Resettlement Training Plan for Xiangtan No.4 Project Resettlement Office Table6.6-1 Time Place Training Speech-maker Trainee No. Training content Tranin
T.raining World Bank staff from 14 persons 1. Project Identification, risk an Provincial planning class official provincial, city, sustainability, and approval .5*104 Sep 2003 committee training and county RO procedures for World Bank Project 3.51 center 2. Main contents of project yuan preparation. The Project Expert 1.Management staff 65 persons 1. Principles and policies of Employers lecture from city RO resettlement 2.Management staff . 2. Resettlement planning World Bank from County management training 114*0 Dec. 2003 resettlement (districts) 3. Resettlement financial 141O expert management 4. MIS 5. Resettlement implementation
______~ ~~~~~~~~~~management etc. Datuo township Class .1.Townships government ( Towns ) (Changsha section), management staff Yuetang district Management 2.Villages Jan. government staff from city management staff 118 Do16.75*10 2004 (Xiangtan section, resettlement persons Doyuan . ~~Zhaoshan Section, office Tianyuan district government (Zhuzhou section) Domestic Resettlement implementation and Feb. 2004 Domestic similar Visit Major staff of RO at 56prosmonitoring management 40*14 Feb. 2005 projects different levels 56prosyuan
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Resettlement Training Plan for Xiangtan No.4 Project Resettlement Office Table6.6-1 Training Training Training content fee Time Place method Speech-maker Trainee No. 57.5*104 Oversea Major staff of RO at Resettlement implementation management yuan Jul. 2004 Overseas visit and provincial and city 13 persons training levels management Datuo township Class 1.Producrtion technology technology management government 2. Agriculture in second and third (Changsha section), 3. Employment Yijiawan town industry government County RO 192 17.5*104 (Zhaoshan section), management, Resettlers' persons Jun. 2004 yuan Jun. 2005 Yutn ititagriculture representatives (female no government experts less than 80) (Xiangtan section, Zhaoshn section), Leidashi town government (Zhuzhou secdtion Muyun town Class Do government County RO 170 1.5*104 Aug.2004 (Changsha section) management, Resettlers' persons yuan Tianyuan district agriculture representatives (female no government experts less than 70) _l_ _ _ _ _J (Zhuzhou section) l l _
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6.7 Improving Measures for Organizations
(1) To define the responsibilities and incumbent scope of resettlement organizations at all levels to strengthen supervision and management.
(2) To enrich strength of resettlement organizations at all levels gradually, especially specific technology strength . All kinds of people must have a certain professional and management quality and the organizations shall be equipped with technical equipment such as computer, detecting equipment, traffic tools, etc.
(3) To select staffs strictly, enhance technical training, perform training for management people and technicians of resettlement organization at all levels to improve their abilities in operation and management;
(4) To staff with appropriately women cadres, let them play a role for resettlement implementation
(5) To sep up database, intensify information feedback to expedite top-down and bottom-up information flow. The decision-making for resolution of important and major problems will be made by resettlements leading groups.
(6) To strengthen report system and internal monitoring, timely resolve the problem occurred.
(7) To establish external monitoring and evaluation mechanism and forecasting and warning system.
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7.Public Participation and Harmnonization with Residents in the Host Sites
7.1 Public Participation Strategy
In order to maintain legal rights of resettlers and relocated units in line with relevant national, provincial and municipal policies, laws and regulations on relocation and resettlement, reduce dissatisfaction and dispute, aim at renovation and construction features, further establish relevant polices and implementation detail for project relocation and resettlement, further do well resettlement plan preparation, implementation and to organization work, realize proper resettlement targets, emphasis has been given in resettlers' participation and consultation for hearing extensively resettlers' comments of resettlement policy establishment, planning preparation and implementation stages the Project.
7.2 Public Participation Approach and Measures
7.2.1 Participation Approach
Before undertaking the investigation, the work outline as well as survey content, of methodology, requirement, etc, have been prepared by consultation with the opinion the local governments. Also the assigners of the local governments have involved in the investigation group and worked together.
the During extensive investigation, leaders from the townships, villages and groups and resettlers' representatives were invited to participate in the investigation. Some issues about the necessity of project, project benefit, project influence, principle of compensation and resettlement progress were propagandized and the possible resettlement orientation was consulted together.
In the stage of resettlement planning, the working staff for Resettlement Action Plan consulted with the leaders from the cities, counties and townships at different levels together, heard their opinions, requirements and the existing problems, and chose the host sites. During investigation on the spot, local people and relevant leaders have participated in the whole site selection. It has been proved by fact that the consultation with local governments and local people are of active significance in choosing the host
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It is worthwhile to mention that the women enjoyed the equal right with men in the above process. They not only actively took part in the resettlement work in different stages, but also played an important role in the consultation of resettlement orientation, approach, etc.
7.2.2 Measures for Participation and Consultation
Public participation and consultation mainly take the form of informal discussion and resettlement willingness sampling investigation. By this means, the purpose of project as well as the content and importance are illustrated to the resettlers' representatives and some relevant issues about resettlement program are consulted with resettlers' representatives together. Through investigation, the designing unit will take fully consideration of public participation and consultation comments. On the base of not violating the general program principle, the house building resettlement plan and production resettlement approach will get close to the resettlement willingness as much as possible, achieving an appropriate program and satisfaction of the resettlers.
In the period of resettlement implementation, the form of informal discussion and resettlement willingness sampling investigation will still be taken, in order to collect resettlers' information, investigate resettlement willingness and further improve the resettlement program.
Besides, In order to ensure the resettlers and local governments fully understand the details of Resettlement Action Plan as well as compensation and resettlement plan of this project, in the whole process of resettlement implementation from the beginning of project, the national laws and regulations on resettlement will be propagandized to the resettlers through approaches such as public participation (informal discussion), local media (TV), etc, making resettlers surely understand the amount of physical indexes, the calculation methods and compensation means of compensation criteria, resettlement measures, allocation and usage of the fund for compensation and subsidy of resettlers, the right of resettlers and preferential policy, etc. Meanwhile, the resettlers' information should also
7-2 Summary Reseftlement Action Plan for Corndor Component be made public to the residents in the host sites so that they may understand the situation of land requisition, the criteria of land compensation and the fund usage as well as the situation of resettlements in the host sites. The degree of transparency shall be strengthened in resettlement work so as to win the support and trust of both two communities in resettlement work, and guarantee the project proceeds smoothly.
7.3Public Participation in Preparation of Resettlement Planning Report
During the preparation stage and drafting process of Resettlement Action Plan, local governments and resettlers' communities successively took part in the following work:
(1) From June to August in 2003, during the practicality survey of land acquisition and reiocation effecting, companies, like City Construction and Investment Exploiting Corporation of Changsha, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Tourism and Economic Trading Development General Company, City Construction and Investment Exploiting Company of Xiangtan, City Construction and Investment Operating Corporation of Zhuzhou, all took part in the investigation.
(2) In the process of resettlement planning, the project office and resettlement office has gone deep into each village (residential committee) and villager group in the form of informal discussion involving village cadres and resettlers' representatives or in the form of randomly interviewing the resettlers, firstly, propagating existing policies about resettlement of country's, province's, city's and any kinds of existing policies about World Bank; on the other hand, asking their opinion and advice of resettlement including the requirements and suggestions such as the selection of host sites, measures of production restoration, house relocation, policy of land acquisition and relocation compensation, etc. For more detail see table 7.3-1.
(3) After finishing investigation of physical index, City Construction and Investment Exploiting Corporation of Changsha, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Tourism and Economic Trading Development General Company, City Construction and Investment Exploiting Company of Xiangtan, City Construction and Investment Operating Corporation of Zhuzhou held resettlement and production restoration scheme meeting individually, and participator includes leaders of township offices , resettlement represents of
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villages, staffs of project offices and resettlement offices ,designers and staffs of city-building, state land and agriculture department. Policies of resettlement, criterion of project compensation, schemes of resettlement, and measures of production restoration are discussed and negotiated in this meeting.
(4) During the process of writing implementation program of resettlement, city resettlement offices together with designers go to affected zone, propagating the original scheme, which is made in the meeting, and collecting some opinions.
(5) After analyzing opinions of the participators, some conclusions can be drawn out as follows:
a) Supportive attitudes: all of the resettles supported the project
b) Project impact: over 90% resettlers thought the project had a very big influence on them
c) Relocation resettlement: In city planning area, 87% resettlers choose the monetary compensation and are willing to purchase house by themselves; 13% resettlers chose property right exchanging for resettlement and hope the government arrange it uniformly. They required that the house area is the same before and after relocation. In rural and city, 98% resettlers are willing to dismantle and build by themselves and hope the government arranges the site uniformly. 2% resettlers chose property right exchanging for resettlement
d) Production resettlement: In city planning area, 86% demand of disbursement of resettlement subsidy and get employment by themselves. 14% resettlers hope that the government can provide them with employment. In rural, 15.3% resettlers asked for cash compensation, 89% resettlers required to get compensated by land adjustment, 11% resettlers want to engage in 2nd and 3rd industry by training.
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Table 7.3-1 Public Participation and Opinion Table Project section Time Place Participant Discussion Content Final Result Changsha CUCIDC, Muyun town and Datuo Project briefing, influence Support project Jun. 2003 CUCIDC township governments, scope and initial construction , principally relocatees' representatives resettlement schemes approve resettlement policies and schemes CUCIDC, city RO, design unit, Resettlement policy Principally agree Couernments,town planning, local government awareness, collection of resettlement policies, most Jun. -Jul. govm ents, village officials and affected people local governments and relocatees choose 2003~ committee, residential and 2003 non-residential houses relocatees self-dismantling and affected self-reconstruction and land adjustment Sep, 2003 CUCIDC, town, township, village Inquiry for comments on Determine various CUCIDC and group officials, relocatees' compensation criteria, compensation criteria, representatives resettlement scheme and resettlement and land land acquisition acquisition polices Sep, 2003 City RO, design unit, local Inquiry for comments on Principally support Projectaffectedzone governments, relocatees resettlement and affected zone Project production rehabilitation program Zhaoshan Xiangtan city planning Project briefing, influence Support project committee, ZETTDGC, Yuetang scope and initial construction , principally Aug. 2003 Meeting room, Yuetang district governmentdesign unit, resettlement schemes approve resettlement government city planning, national land policies and schemes administrative agencies, relocatees' representatives
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Table 7.3-1 Public Participation and Opinion Table Final Result Project section Time Place Participant Discussion Content ZETTDGC, city RO, design unit, Resettlement policy Principally agree Township governments,. .. Townshi govments, planning, local government awareness, collection of resettlement policies, most Aug. -Sep. residentialtand officials and affected people local governments and relocatees choose 2003 . relocatees self-dismantling and non-residential houses self-reconstruction and land ajsmn affected adjustment Sep, 2003 Xiangtan city planning Inquiry for comments on Determine various committee, ZETTDGC, Yuetang compensation criteria, compensation criteria, Meeting room, Xiangtan district design unit, city planning, resettlement scheme and resettlement and land municipal government national land administrative land acquisition acquisition polices agencies, relocatees' representatives Sep. -Oct. City RO, design unit, local Inquiry for comments on Principally support 2003 governments, relocatees resettlement and zone Project affected production rehabilitation program project Xiangtan Xiangtan city planning Project briefing, influence Support committee, XUCIDC, Yuetang scope and initial construction , principally Sep. 2003 Meeting room, Yuetang district government design unit, resettlement schemes approve resettlement government city planning, national land policies and schemes administrative agencies, relocatees' representatives
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Table 7.3-1 Public Participation and Opinion Table Project section Time Place Participant Discussion Content Final Result District, townshp. XUCIDC, city RO, design unit, Resettlement policy Principally agree Ditrints,townshi planning, local government awareness, collection of resettlement policies, most g3ovee,rn entsvilage officials and affected people local governments and relocatees choose Sep. 2003 committee, residential and non-residential houses relocatees move-back self-dismantling and self-reconstruction and affected land adjustment Oct, 2003 Xiangtan city planning Inquiry for comments on Determine various committee, XUCIDC, Yuetang compensation criteria, compensation criteria, Meeting room, Xiangtan district government, design unit, resettlement scheme and resettlement and land municipal government city planning, national land land acquisition acquisition polices administrative agencies, relocatees' representatives Sep. -Oct. City RO, design unit, local Inquiry for comments on Principally support 2003 . governments, relocatees resettlement and Project affected zone production rehabilitation program Zhuzhou Zhuzhou county planning Project briefing, influence Support project Meeting room, Leidashi committee, Leidashi town scope and initial construction , principally Jun. 2003 town government, Zhuzhou government, design unit, city resettlement schemes approve resettlement county planning, national land policies and schemes administrative agencies, relocatees' representatives
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Table 7.3-1 Public Participation and Opinion Table Project section Time Place Participant Discussion Content Final Result ZUCIOC, city RO, design unit, Resettlement policy Principally agree planning, local government awareness, collection of resettlement policies, most Count(dtrict), townshi officials and affected people local governments and relocatees choose Jun. -Jul. gove,rnentdvial la relocatees self-dismantling and committee, residential and 2003 self-reconstruction and land non-residential houses adjustment. Urban resettlers affected choose monetary resettlement Jul, 2003 ZUCIOC, Tianyuan district Inquiry for comments on Determine various government, design unit, city compensation criteria, compensation criteria, Meetrinroom Tenyun planning, national land resettlement scheme and resettlement and land administrative agencies, land acquisition acquisition polices relocatees' representatives Jul. -Aug. City RO, design unit, local Inquiry for comments on Principally support 2003 governments, relocatees resettlement and Project affected zone production rehabilitation program
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and (6) In the process of resettlement planning, by means of symposium bulletins propagating manuals, the project office made public of relevant resettlers' information land to the residents in the host sites and made them understand the situation of in acquisition, land compensation criteria, usage of fund and resettlers' information host sites, For more detail, see table 7.3-2.
Table 7.3-2 Information Openness
Date to open Place to open Measure to open Content
Jun.2003 Changsha Project zone Hold conference, Introduction of the project July 2003 Zhaoshan Project zone situation including land Aug.2003 Xiangtan Project zone Bulletin Board acquisition and relocation July 2003 Zhuzhou Project zone
Nov. 2003 Changsha Project zone Resettlers Introduction of the project Aug.2003 Zhaoshan Project zone propaganda of land acquisition and Sep.2003 Xiangtan Project zone manual relocation Nov. 2003 Zhuzhou Project zone
Oct. 2003 Changsha Project zone Bulletin Board Announcement of open Oct. 2003 Zhaoshan Project zone the resettlement scheme Oct. 2003 Xiangtan Project zone
Oct. 2003 Zhuzhou Project zone
Dec.2003 Changsha Project zone, Changsha city Bulletin Board, Open resettlement newspaper publish in the scheme report Nov. 2003 Zhaoshan Project zone, Zhaoshan city newspaper newspaper
Nov. 2003 Xiangtan Project zone, Xiangtan city newspaper
Nov. 2003 Zhuzhou Project zone, Zhuzhou city newspaper
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7.4.1 Participation in House Reconstruction
1) House compensation criteria
The level of house compensation criteria has directly connection with resettlers' interests. Before house relocation, the relevant resettlement organization will consult with the resettlers on the house compensation criteria and sign agreement. The result of consultation must be made public on the bulletin board before signing agreement in order to be supervised by audience.
2) Location for House Rebuilding and Approaches for House Building
In the preparation and drafting stage of Resettlement Action Plan, the relevant departments performed relevant investigation on the location for resettlers' house rebuilding as well as approach. In the early stage of physical relocation, project executing agency should provide information of house resettlement plan, unit house design, house size, etc, to the affected households, and let them make a choice, so that the requirement and expectation of affected persons can be satisfied to the maximum degree, Local governments will provide corresponding assistance in the different stages of resettlement house building.
3) Old houses Handling
All relocation households will be compensated in the light of replacement price. In specified period, they can choose built-before-dismantlement or dismantlement - before - built on their own willingness. The old houses.salvage are under the control of the relocatees.
7.4.2 Participation in Production Resettlement
Adjustment and allocation of land as well as other agriculture development project will all be participated by all of villagers in each villager group, especially for resettlers who have special need for land.
7.4.3 Participation in the Usage Management for Land Compensation Fee
Land compensation fund, which could not be retained and peculated by any unit or person, is collectively owned in the villages and groups. After the compensation fund reaches village, group collectivity, it should be planed as a whole by the village, group collectivity, in order to make sure the fund could only be used for the resettlement. The
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7.4.4 Participation in Project Construction
Project construction will have more or less influence on local area. In order to guarantee the persons affected by the project are able to get benefit in the project construction, the local people shall be actively encouraged to participate in the project construction and the privilege shall be given to local people in material supply and labor service.
7.5 Women' s Participation
From the beginning of this project, the project implementation organization and the local government attached great importance to the effect of the women, give intendance to them and the household in which woman is the householder, brought their effect to the implementation of the resettlement.
In the project-affected district, the women enjoy equal rights and status with men, playing an important part in the economic development and housing. Especially in the village, with more men working in the city, beside the responsibility for the family, the women play a very important role in the cultivation as well as the non-agricultural affairs. Therefore, in the project affected district, the women even display higher enthusiasm than man, they not only actively participate in the work of each step of the resettlement, but also played a special role in the negotiation on the way of resettlement.
During the common investigation, the woman deans from all the resettlement village are invited to take part in the investigation group in order to communicate with the affected women; in the resettlers' meeting, more women than men take part in it with 60 % of the participants are women, beside holding positive attitude for the project, they paid more attention to the soundness of physical criteria and rationality of compensation standard as well as whether the compensation fee can be timely in place.
During the period of resettlement planning, the people of resettlement design units actively invite the women representations of the resettlers to negotiate, hear their suggestions and requirement about the resettlement and relocations. These negotiation
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are significant for their release of worry about that the tradition production style is affected and their equal benefit from the project.
It is worth attention that there is at least 1 women cadre in the resettlement implementation organization at each level of this project. The women are advised to take part in the implementation of the resettlement plan, and their relocation, especially their restoration of living, will be paid certain attention to by the resettlement implementation organization and the local government. The employment for the construction of the project will take care of the women in advance, with more opportunity for them to obtain employment.
7.6 Harmonization with Residents in the Host Sites
The resettlers in this project mainly take the form of building house scattered and leaning back, building house centralized, and purchasing house by themselves. The first two resettlement sites of them are near original residence sites, As the living environment for the latter will not change a lot before and after the resettlement, and they all share the same life style and custom, it is not hard for them to live with the other residents harmoniously. of course that does not mean that misunderstanding and conflict will not exist between the resettlers and residents in host sites. In order to improve the harmony between resettlers and the residents in host sites, the following work must be well performed:
(I) Before physical relocation, the resettlers and the residents in host sites shall be involved in the resettlement planning. If cooperation, participation and feed back information of the resettlers and the residents from the host sites are needed, the right they enjoy and the program that can be selected should be introduced to them while drafting the resettlement scheme. Direct consultation with them or making a decision with formal or informal leaders and representatives are both all right. Under most of the circumstances, the institutional arrangement could be established such as routine meeting between project officials and local parties, which pave the way for the resettlers and residents in host sites to reflect their opinions in resettlement work during the period of planning and implementation. Attention must be paid to the vulnerable groups to ensure their opinion can be
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fully reflected.
(2) The influence on the residents in host sites shall be managed to minimize. When the resettlers move into host sites, the requirements for land, water, wood and social service, etc, will increase. When the conditions of social service and house facilities provided for the resettlers are better than what the local residents in host sites have, the conflict between the two parties will probably occur. To avoid the occurrence of such conflicts, the living conditions and social service for the residents in host sites should also be improved or at least not deteriorated. Perfect service including education, water supply, medical care, etc must be provided for the two communities as much as possible, in order to create a better social atmosphere for the harmony of both communities.
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8. Appeal Procedures
8.1 Potential Complained Problems and Resolutions
The resettlement schemes shall be integratively planned in view of the whole project affected area. During implementation, resettlers may have complaints resulting from actual condition change and deviation of operation. According to the experience of dealing with resettlement in the ongoing or completed projects, the complaint of resettlers can be generally divided into the following categories.
1) Index Problem
Because-of the error in the process of survey, statistics and calculation, such phenomena as missing items, failing to register and erroneous register will probably take place in physical indexes of relocation, which may affect the interest of resettlers. When that happens, the affected person or the villager committee that the affected person belongs to may report to the district project agency in oral or in written form. Then after the data reorganized, the district project agency will report to the employer and supervision unit. Led by the Employer, the devisers will be organized to check on the spot, sign the resolution comments, re-register the physical indexes for the missing items as well as what failed to register and registered wrongly, and compensate according to relevant criteria.
2) Compensation Criteria Problem
Minority of resettlers does not know much about national policies, laws and regulations on resettlement. They seem to worry about the compensation criteria and complain that the compensation criteria are lower, which is thought not to be able to meet the requirements of their house rebuilding and production resettlement. Before and during the implementation of the project, the designers shall, cooperating with the local governments and the resettlement agencies at different levels, explain in detail on the spot of the resettlement scheme and the calculation procedure of the compensation criteria, and disseminate the documents about national resettlement policies and regulations, so as to make resettlers clear that the compensation criteria is prepared in accordance with relevant national regulations. These can ensure them to be able to move out, live stably and be able to develop, in a bid to eliminate the gain-giving in their minds.
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3) Fund Problem
During the implementation, such circumstances that the resettlement fund is not disbursed timely may probably happen, which will affect the house rebuilding and production resettlement and affect the normal life of resettlers finally. To resolve this kind of problem requires that the resettlement implementation management personnel do well in controlling such three aspects as fund, progress and quality, to guarantee that the fund can be only used for the resettlement. Besides, they shall also coordinate and supervise the financial departments in fund disbursement in accordance with the progress of the implementation every month to ensure a timely implementation of resettlement schedule.
8.2 Appeal Channels and Procedures
Resettlers enjoy the citizen's right and obligation that endowed by the constitution and laws. The existing laws and regulations can completely ensure citizen's legitimate right and interest not to be violated. When the legitimate rights and interests of resettlers are violated, they have right to propose an appeal pursuant to law until their deserved right is satisfied.
8.2.lAppeal Channel
(1) Citizen appeal offices, established in all the county, city and province where the resettlers live, can receive, investigate and deal with the common appeal lodged by resettlers.
(2) The legally established local resettlement administrative institutions at different levels have the authority to supervise its subordinate government's performance in resettlement from city to district. They can also receive and deal with the issue about appeal.
(3) The independent resettlement monitoring and evaluation organization is responsible for supervising the resettlement work pursuant to relevant national laws. It is its obligation to safeguarding the resettlers ' lawful right, to accept and report the problem that resettlers 'right is infringed upon to relevant authority.
(4) The legal departments like executive administration supervision, audit, discipline
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inspection, judicature, procuratorate organ are established at country, province, inquisitor resettlers in which the law and discipline have been violated.
8.2.2Appeal Procedures
The resettlers may reflect to the villager committee, if they do not satisfy with the resettlement. The villager committee (residence committee) may directly consult with the project headquarters for resolution, or can appeal to the upper project office in oral or in written form. The upper project office will make a record for the appeal and study together with the villager committee and the project headquarters to resolve the problem within 10 days. If there is dispute and conflict which can not be resolved, the villager committee can appeal through appeal channels level by level to the administrative organs in charge such as project office, resettlement administrative institution, resettlement monitoring organization, citizen appeal office, executive administration supervision, discipline inspection, procuratorate organ, according to the Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China. If the villager committee or resettlers refuse to accept the resolution, they directly file a suit in a people's court. The resettlement office shall be responsible for filing all the problems that appealed and the resolution process detail records.
The Resettlement Appeal System for the Project is given in figure 8.2-1.
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Provincial, City, County Hunan Province Planning Legal Juridicaj Commitee
1 ICity Project Resettlemen Provincial, City, County Implementation Managemen Discipline Inspection Office A
Provincial, C Cn District Project Resettlement Resettlement Appeal Office Implementation Management Monitoring & Office Evaluation Organ.
[Townships (Offices) Proje Resettlement Implementatio Management OfRice
Villager Committee or Group, Villager Committee or Villager groups
Affected Household
Figure 8.2-1 Resettlement Appeal System for the Project
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9.Environmental Protection and Management
9.1 Needs for Environmental Protection
The environmental assessment, which is a major investment item for resettlement, shall include the impact of resettlement on environment. The Resettlement Action Plan must perform by combining with environmental assessment. Resettlement zone shall be demarcated, and population density growth value of unit land area shall be calculated. As far as agriculture project is concerned, if number of resettlement exceeds the number of people existing in the host sites, it will bring such environment problems like lopping forest, unduly browse, water-soil loss, deterioration of sanitation, pollution, etc. Therefore, the Resettlement Action Plan shall not only include proper mitigation measures (including training of resettlers), but also allow to select other host sites. The town resettlement will bring other relevant problems related to population density (like communications capability, portable water sources, sanitation system, medical treatment hygiene, social security etc.). The constructive environmental management methods can provide good opportunities and benefits for resettlement and residents in the host area. If the resettlement may produce unacceptable impact on environment, then, other resettlement sites or more resettlement sites shall be found out.
9.2Dismantling and Cleaning up
All the various garbage produced by dismantling various buildings and appendixes within the project area will be dumped into designated disposal sites specified by the Zhuzhou Environment and Hygiene Bureau.
All the houses and appendixes within the project area shall be dismantled and leveled. For all the pollution sources within the project area, sanitation and sterilization shall be performed. The accumulated wastewater produced by industrial enterprises shall be discharged based on regulation. Poisonous waste residues shall be transported to designated sites for burying or filling. The storehouses for storing chemical material, disinfections and neutralization treatment shall be performed to make the soil reach sanitation criteria.
9.3 Environment Management in Resettlement Area
Environment protection shall be adequately considered in planning, design and construction of resettlement zone and it is necessary to make the surrounding environment beautiful and comfortable as much as possible.
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(1) During earth excavation, excavation face shall be leveled with drainage ditches provided if necessary to mitigate hydraulic scouring on excavation surface. Trees and grass shall be planted as early as possible in disposal area to avoid water-earth loss. Four house construction and public facilities reconstruction, the damage to forest and vegetation shall be minimized as much as possible. Tress along the highway shall be planted.
(2) Sanitation in new residential house: Before moving into new resettlement houses, the surrounding environment shall be sanitized by means of sprinkling mosquito pesticide, and cleaning ruderal and waste water containers around the new residential houses after move in from time to time.
(3) To select clean water source: Tight and sound water tanks shall be constructed for the spring sources and no such pollution sources like WC, cesspit, stockyard dust heap, and waste residue piles can be provided 20-30m around water sources.
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10. Monitoring and Evaluation
10.1 Internal Monitoring
10.1.1 Purpose
The purpose of internal monitoring is to ensure resettlement organizations at various levels to keep a good function during the implementation processes of this project, take internal monitoring of the whole process in the preparation and implementation of the resettlement, master resettlement status in implementation from time to time, insure the on-time fulfillment of the resettlement according to the Plan and make the project construction go on smoothly.
10.1.2 Organization and Personnel
The internal monitoring organizations for Changsha Section, Zhaoshan Section, Xiangtan Section and Zhuzhou Section of this Project are Changsha Urban Construction Investment Development Co., Ltd., Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economy Trading Tourism Development General Company, Xiangtan Urban Construction Investment Limited Company and Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Limited Company respectively. The above organizations will assign a dedicated leader in charge of relevant resettlement issues, who shall have resettlement working experience and authority to coordinate various departments related to resettlement. The staff shall have knowledge in dealing with resettlement working and social problems, in order to be able to perform their responsibilities.
10.1.3 Internal Monitoring Content
1) Status of resettlement physical relocation, residential site assignment, residential house reconstruction etc.;
2) Implementation progress and quality of resettlement production development projects;
3) Investigation, coordination and suggestions for main problems existed in resettlement and implementation organization during implementation;
4) Status of family income restoration after resettlement Physical Relocation;
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5) Restoration status of vulnerable groups;
6) Disbursement, use and in position status of resettlement compensation fund;
7) Resettlers' participation and consultation extent during implementation;
8) Resettlers' training and its effect;
9) Working organization, training, working time and efficiency of local resettlement office.
10.1.4 Internal Monitoring Responsibilities
1) To cooperate the work of resettlement implementing organizations, upper administrative departments, external monitoring and supervision units;
2) In line with monitoring content, to establish corresponding forms to require implementing units fill and submit to upper administrative departments and the Employer every month;
3) To take part in monthly field check and investigation by supervision staff, and take part in take-over acceptance of resettlement works;
4) To supervise implementation of yearly working plan, fund use and organize yearly fund auditing jointly with provincial resettlement upper administrative department;
5) To submit status report to the BANK on every July periodically;
6) To report implementation status to provincial government periodically,and consult with upper administrative departments as necessary from time to time.
10.2 External Monitoring
10.2.1 Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Organization
The Employer shall retain monitoring unit with qualification certificate in charge of monitoring and evaluation work for land acquisition, relocation and resettlement compensation. The independent the monitoring unit will provide the Employer with comprehensive resettlement implementation information; report resettlement implementation progress existing problems and handling suggestions to the BANK and the Employer. Changsha Urban Construction Investment Development Co., Ltd., Xiangtan Zhaoshan Economy Trading Tourism Development General Company, Xiangtan
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Urban Construction Investment Development Company and Zhuzhou Urban Construction Investment Development Limited Company is planning to entrust the Changsha Xinghuan Hydropower Engineering Technology Development Co., Ltd. As the resettlement monitoring and evaluation organization for the Project, Changsha Xinghuan Hydropower Engineering Technology Development Co., Ltd. will implement all basic monitoring work by means of providing technical assistance to the resettlement implementation management offices as well as performing resettlement and living standard of the affected people as required.
10.2.2 Purpose of Independent Monitoring
Resettlement monitoring and evaluation is an effective approach for resettlement project management. The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation on resettlement work, and to check implementation work in extensive and long-term views in a bid to evaluate whether the resettlement targets are reached. The independent monitoring organization will monitor resettlement activities,and propose evaluation observations and suggestions on resettlement process and resettlement production living standard restoration conditions to provide the engineering management department a forecast system,provide resettlers a communication channel for comments,in a bid to ensure conformance of resettlement implementation with resettlement planning, national laws and regulations, and Guidelines of the BANK, to ensure fulfillment of the expected 05 targets.
10.2.3 Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Content
The independent monitoring unit will perform monitoring and evaluations on rural resettlement physical relocation, resettlement implementation effect, special facilities and infrastructure relocation and reconstruction as well as resettlement fund use effect.
1) Monitoring and evaluation resettlement of implementation progress:
(D Fulfilled progress of land acquisition and resettlement new site land;
(©) Progress of resettlement house relocation and house reconstruction;
) Resettlement physical relocation progress;
(1) Resettlement employment progress;
(I Public infrastructure and special works construction progress.
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2) Monitoring and evaluation of resettlement fund disbursement and use:
(D Fund disbursement and in-position status;
(©) Fund input and use;
( Social economic effect evaluation on fund input.
3) Monitoring and evaluations on production resettlement:
(ID Planning targets of production resettlement;
(2) Production basic conditions (include employment status) before and after physical relocation;
(E) Main technical economic evaluation index comparison before and after physical relocation, to fulfil planning targets extent and document lessons learned.
4) Monitoring and evaluation on livelihood resettlement:
(I Livelihood resettlement planning targets;
(©) Housing conditions and living environment before and after physical relocation;
( Economic income and expenditure composition before and after physical relocation;
( Main livelihood evaluation index comparison and livelihood resettlement quality assessment before and after physical relocation, and analysis and documentation of lessons learned.
10.2.4 Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Method
Monitoring and evaluation activities are carried out based on the investigation data provide by investigation design organization and resettlement implementing organization. The assessment work based on thorough investigation and understanding adopts the methodology combining sampling investigation with rapid assessment. Typical samples (resettlement household/village) will be selected to establish corresponding assessment index system for different influence objects. Senior resettlement experts will be invited to determine the weight of each index by Delphi methodology. Referring to latest international and domestic research results about livelihood quality,the indexes are
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1) Living standard evaluation
The independent monitoring organization will perform living standard baseline investigation before resettlement implementation, in line with random sampling and a control group of the affected people. The iterant living standard investigation will be done each year (at least twice after implementation) to measure the change of livelihood criteria of the affected people. The activity is one of methods to determine change of livelihood criteria of the affected people. The living standard investigation table will be composed by various indexes to measure production and living standards. The dynamic change of an identical index before and after land acquisition and relocation will reflect the change in production !ivng standarA. Whether the index design can reflect the change in resettlement production and living standard will be checked in baseline investigation,and be improved in line with conditions,to ensure the acquired information can truly reflect resettlement production and living standard quantity and quality.
2) Public consultation
The independent monitoring and evaluation unit will periodically take part in public consultation meetings held by townships (towns). Evaluation can be made to participation effect of the affected people and cooperation participation extent of the affected people during implementation of Resettlement Action Plan by means of monitoring these consultation meeting. The independent monitoring organization will also consult with the affected people to learn their knowledge, taste and expectation of the affected people in restoration of their livelihood, and will report to resettlement office the findings. These activities will continue during and after resettlement implementation.
3) Complaint problems
The independent monitoring organization will periodically visit the affected sites,and interview with local resettlement offices and with the affected people to understand complaint problems. It is necessary to continuously monitor resolution efficiency for complaint problem, and to propose suggestion for potential change if necessary,in a bid to be more effective in the process.
4) Other Responsibilities
The independent monitoring organization will also propose suggestions in preparation of
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Resettlement Action Plan and during implementation to resettlement office,and monitor the following indicating items:
(1) Compensation fund disbursement and it's amount;
(2) Resettlement site preparation and adequacy;
(3) House Reconstruction;
(4) Physical Relocation of affected people;
(5) Training;
(6) Support to vulnerable groups;
(7) Infrastructure, special facilities restoration reconstruction;
(8) Production resettlement and restoration;
(9) Property loss compensation;
(10) Loss working time compensation;
(11) Transition subsidy;
(12) Property loss replacement cost compensation;
(13) Schedule for the above activities (usable at any time);
(14) Organization of resettlement network.
(15) Collectively-owned land compensation fee use and resettlement revenue status;
(16) Employment income growth status.
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10.2.5 Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Working Procedures
Project initiation, set up mmonitoring and evaluation
Establish detail monitoring and evaluation work outline
Early stage Study monitoring and evaluation work technical route work and work methodoloqV
Establish investigation outline and investigation forms
Design monitoring system typical resettlement
Thorough investigation social economic data of resettlement HH, village
Thorough investigation relevant physical relocation
Periodically collect typical HH data
Random sample check
Perform indoor assembly, analysis, calculation, assessment, to form conclusion
|Assessment|
Prepare monitoring and evaluation report to the Employer and the BANK
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10.2.6 Monitoring Evaluation Period, Frequency and Criteria
1) Monitoring period: The independent monitoring unit working time includes project construction period and 2 years after completion of the project.
2) Monitoring frequency: Monitoring frequency will be arranged in line with resettlement implementation progress and implementation strength, with at least twice reports each year submitted during peak implementation, once report each year submitted in other years to provide consultation for the Employer.
3) Monitoring criteria: Sampling criteria for independent monitoring and evaluation investigation is:5%-10% population affected by land acquisition relocation; 10%- 25% villages affected by land acquisition; and 10%-25% enterprises.
4) Monitoring report timing: Twice monitoring reports submitted in July and December during peak resettlement implementation, and once monitoring report submitted in July in other years.
10.3 Resettlement Evaluation
After implementation, post-implementation evaluation theory and methodology will be applied to perform post-implementation evaluation on resettlement activities based on monitoring and evaluation. Evaluation work content mainly includes evaluation on successful experience and lessons learned in terms of relocation of residential houses, enterprises, land acquisition etc. for future use. The resettlement post-implementation unit will prepare post evaluation outline to establish evaluation index system, perform social and economic analysis investigation, and to prepare the Resettlement Post- implementation Evaluation Report for CZT Flood Control Landscape Road Project, which will be submitted to the World Bank office and the World Bank.
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11. Cost Estimate
11.1 Cost Estimate Narrative
11.1.1 Preparation Basis
(1) The World Bank, Operational Policy for Involuntary Resettlement Implementation (OP/BP4.12)
(2) Land Administrative Law of PR. C, issued in 1999
(3) House Dismantling and Relocation Administrative Ordinance issued in 2001
(4) Implementation Method for the Land Administrative Law of PR.C in Hunan province, issued in 2000
(5) Hunan Provincial Cultivated Land Occupation Tax Implementation Method (Amendment)
(6) Notice on Administrative Charging Items and Criteria of Provincial State-land Resources jointly issued by the Hunan Provincial Price Bureau and Hunan Provincial Finance Bureau, in document XJF No [2003] 42
(7) Notice on Forest Vegetation Restoration Cost Levy and Use Temporary Provisions jointly issued by the Ministry of Finance and the State Forestry Bureau in document NO. CZNo.[2002]73
(8) Changsha Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation Method, issued in May,2000
(9) Xiangtan Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation Method in document (XZF No.[2001]18)
(10)Zhuzhou State Land Acquisition Compensation Method, issued in 2000
11.1.2 Resettlement Compensation Cost Summary
In line with relevant national laws and regulations and relevant stipulations of the World Bank operational polices OP4.12 (see chapter 4), total investment of land acquisition and relocation compensation for CZT Flood Control Landscape Corridor Component is 43271.98*1 04 Yuan, including five items as following--rural resettlement compensation cost, special facilities compensation cost, other cost, basic contingency, relevant taxes etc., among which Changsha Section is 12237.81 *104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 4297.63*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 7774.29*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section
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Land acquisition and relocation compensation cost summary for the FCLCC is given in Table 11.1-1, more details are shown in Appendix 11-1.
Table 11.1-1 Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation Cost Summary for the FCLCC
Item Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
1. Resettlement Compensation Cost 8770.71 3279.05 6259.19 15187.05 33496
2. Special Facilities Cost 149.48 116.77 99.40 232.44 509.09
3. Other Cost 620.67 234.80 441.62 1073.54 2370.63
4. Basic Contingency 954.09 363.06 680.02 1649.31 3646.48
5. Related Taxes 1742.85 303.95 294.06 819.92 3160.79
6. Total Cost 12237.81 4297.63 7774.29 18962.26 43271.98
11.2 Cost Estimate of Itemized Investment
11.2.1 Resettlement Compensation Cost
Resettlement compensation cost includes such six items as the following---land acquisition compensation cost, houses and affiliated facilities compensation cost, infrastructure compensation cost, physical relocation compensation cost, temporary transition subsidy, enterprises and units' compensation cost and others.
1) Land acquisition compensation cost
The resettlement compensation cost of this project includes permanent land acquisition compensation cost and temporary land acquisition compensation loan with totally 15636.42*1 04 Yuan. Among them are permanent land acquisition compensation cost of 14725.72*1 04 Yuan and temporary land acquisition compensation loan 910.7*104 Yuan. Land acquisition compensation cost in every section is as follow: Changsha Section is 4179.37*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 2325.27*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 4492.39*104 Yuan, and Zhuzhou Section is 4639.39*1 04 Yuan.
Land acquisition and relocation compensation cost assembly for the FCLCC is given in table 11.2-1.
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Table 11.2-1 Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC
unit: 104 yuan Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
Land acquisition mu 2802.66 4179.37 886.08 2325.27 743.58 4492.39 2526.26 4639.39 6958.57 15636.42
I. Permanent land use mu 2094.55 3935.32 475.61 2170.36 715.26 4483.31 1289.40 4136.73 4574.81 14725.72
(I) .State land mu 71.45 157.48 48.28 955.26 167.24 3122.83 126.95 2361.27 413.92 6596.84
1. State land remising fund mu 71.45 157.48 48.28 953.04 167.24 3122.4 126.95 2361.27 413.92 6594.19
(1) .Industrial land m2 71.45 157.48 17.9 294.77 96.4 1587.46 126.95 2361.27 312.70 4400.98
(2) .Residential mu 30.38 658.27 70.84 1534.94 101.22 2193.21
2.Young crop compensation mu 14.82 2.22 2.86 0.43 17.68 2.65
(II) .Collective land mu 2023.10 3777.84 427.33 1215.1 548.02 1360.48 1162.45 1775.48 4160.89 8128.90
1. Agriculture mu 1690.37 3244.09 282.65 1028.45 285.06 1006.26 607.15 1488.12 2865.23 6766.92
(1) .Cultivated land mu 1592.27 3055.07 196.69 818.93 205.56 863.64 432.68 1296.71 2427.21 6034.35
Paddy field mu 767.77 1692.17 121.91 261.96 86.41 232.99 156.67 302.89 1132.76 2490.01
Vegetable land mu 454.50 751.28 56.35 529.27 41.78 484.75 272.18 989.14 824.81 2754.44
Dry land mu 370.01 611.62 18.43 27.7 77.37 145.9 3.83 4.67 469.64 789.89
(2) .Water pond mu 86.10 170.13 38.95 74.77 35.87 82.32 160.92 327.22
(3) .Fish pond mu 5.07 10.01 51.66 166.86 7.7 30.73 64.43 207.60
(4) .Lotus root pond mu 12.66 23.77 0 0 12.66 23.77
(5) .Garden land mu 1.17 2.31 11.21 12.47 12.38 14.78
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Table 11.2-1 Land Acquisition and Relocation Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC
unit: 104 yuan
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit. Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
(6) .Forest land mu 5.76 6.57 14.22 14.02 27.67 34.46 127.39 96.63 175.05 151.68
Economic forest mu 23.95 16.67 23.95 16.67
Timber forest mu 5.76 6.57 14.22 14.02 27.67 34.46 103.44 79.96 151.10 135.01
(7) .Water surface mu 7.42 4.87 5.18 2.66 12.60 7.53
2.Constrution land use mu 305.00 527.88 92.49 176.09 153.45 328.91 351.09 258.84 902.03 1291.72
(1) .Residential site mu 91.78 151.71 27.91 47.96 21.76 46.65 122.25 106.39 263.70 352.71
(2) .Enterprise land mu 145.29 270.53 0.34 0.59 46.39 99.43 0.00 0.00 192.02 370.55
(3) .Road land mu 19.60 15.64 7.16 29.46 11.65 24.97 82.39 49.00 120.80 119.07
(4) .Public land mu 8.34 89.97 57.08 98.08 73.65 157.86 146.45 103.45 325.51 449.36
3.Unused land mu 27.72 5.90 52.19 10.56 109.51 25.31 204.21 28.51 393.63 70.28
Grass land mu 27.72 5.90 52.19 10.56 5.16 1.2 102.10 14.25 187.18 31.91
Waste land mu 104.35 24.11 102.10 14.25 206.45 38.36
II. Temporary land 708.11 244.04 410.47 154.91 28.32 9.08 1236.86 502.66 2383.76 910.70
1. Timber forest mu 268.36 102.62 410.47 93.34 12.26 2.83 487.49 258.37 1178.58 457.16
2. Economic forest mu 439.75 141.42 749.37 244.29 1189.12 385.72
3. Shrubbery mu 12.98 2 12.98 2
4. Reclamation cost mu 410.47 61.57 28.32 4.25 438.79 65.82
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2) House and affiliated facilities compensation cost
It mainly includes residential house, non-residential house, and affiliated facilities compensation cost, with a total of 15632.21*104 Yuan. Of which Changsha Section is 3947.57*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 855.05*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 1545.6*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 9283.99*1 04 Yuan.
For more details, see table 11.2-2.
3) Infrastructure compensation cost
It mainly includes land leveling, water supply, lighting, road etc. The infrastructure compensation entails a total investment of 619.4*104 Yuan. Of which Changsha Section is 233.54*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 54.6*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 102.3*1 04 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 228.96*1 04 Yuan.
For more detail, see table 11.2-3
4) Relocation compensation cost and temporary transition subsidy
Relocation compensation cost for the Project is calculated on the basis of 6 Yuan/M2 for Changsha Section, 380 Yuan/family for Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section and Xiangtan Urban Section. Temporary transition subsidy is calculated on the basis of 25 Yuan/M2 (public house) and 4 Yuan/M2 (private house) for Changsha Section, 600 Yuan/family for Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section and Xiangtan Urban Section, The relocation compensation and the temporary transition subsidy of Zhuzhou Section is calculated on the basis of 950 Yuan/HH, Totally the cost is 273.09*1 04 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 141.28*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 33.41*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 17.83*1 04 Yuan, Zhuzhou Section is 805700 Yuan.
5) Enterprises and units compensation cost
Enterprises and units compensation cost includes relocation compensation cost and shutout-losing cost, facilities compensation cost, totally is 1262.3*104 Yuan. Of which Changsha Section is 241.84*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 12.63*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 75.73*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 932.09*104 Yuan
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Table 11.2-2 House and Appendixes Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 104yuan)
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Total 3947.57 855.05 1545.6 9283.99 15632.21 I. House m2 142315.09 3671.63 37258.85 774.12 63738.37 1496.24 180001.91 9214.48 423314.22 15156.47 1.Residence m2 94865.61 2352.14 33594.49 688.06 45827.82 1039.41 144163.38 6555.29 318451.30 10634.90 1.1.Formal house m2 77874.14 2250.19 22625.74 559.66 36018.6 904.86 124161.47 6302.39 260679.95 10017.10 Brck & concrete m2 48275.59 1544.82 16594.58 439.76 26827.54 710.93 81053.57 4062.45 172751.28 6757.96
Brick and timber m2 28349.82 680.40 3243.08 69.73 8135.76 174.93 37849.35 2098.59 77578.01 3023.65 2 Earth and wood, m2 1248.73 24.97 2788.08 50.17 1055.3 19 5258.55 141.35 10350.66 235.49 1.2.Sundry house m2 16991.47 101.95 10968.75 128.4 9809.218 134.55 20001.91 252.87 57771.35 617.77 Brick & concrete m2 1031.38 22.69 1106.7 24.34 2138.08 47.03 Brick and timber m2 6027.86 78.36 8219.148 106.84 14247.01 185.20 Earth and wood m2 3909.51 27.35 473.77 3.32 4383.28 30.67 Wood structure m2 9.6 0.05 9.60 0.05
2. Non-residence m2 47449.48 1319.49 3664.36 86.06 17910.55 456.83 35838.53 2659.22 104862.92 4521.60
2.1.Enterprise 47449.48 1319.49 3664.36 86.06 17910.55 456.83 35838.53 2659.22 104862.92 4521.60
2.1.1.Formal house 44600.31 1302.41 2869.42 76.48 16273.84 433.07 35285.13 2651.01 99028.70 4462.97 Steel & concrete m2 3934.40 393.44 3934.40 393.44
Brick & concrete m2 29009.90 928.32 1813.45 51.67 10263.25 292.5 25595.21 1903.50 66681.81 3175.99
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Table 11.2-2 House and Appendixes Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 104yuan)
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
Brick and timber m2 15568.69 373.65 1055.97 24.81 5821.25 136.79 5623.52 348.99 28069.43 884.24
Earth and wood m 21.72 0.43 189.34 3.78 132.00 5.08 343.06 9.29
2.1.2.Sundry house 2849.17 17.10 794.94 9.58 1636.71 23.76 553.40 8.20 5834.22 58.64
Brick & concrete m2 46.42 1.02 102.05 2.45 148.47 3.47
Brick and timber m2 552.08 7.18 1321.78 19.82 1873.86 27.00 2 Earth and wood m 196.44 1.38 212.88 1.49 409.32 2.87
-.Appendix building 275.94 80.93 49.36 69.51 475.74
1. Sunning ground m2 38830.59 57.90 13665.15 12.3 18578.65 16.61 33514.62 32.27 104589.00 119.08
Cement m2 38488.58 57.73 13665.15 12.3 18415.58 16.58 31018.11 31.02 101587.41 117.63
Tabia m2 342.01 0.17 163.07 0.03 2496.51 1.25 3001.59 1.45
2.Bounding wall m2 12873.51 57.93 3203.98 3.21 5957.22 6.22 7196.24 7.20 29230.95 74.56
Iron made m2 11.93 0.03 171.4 0.43 183.33 0.46
Bnck made m2 3192.05 3.18 5785.82 5.79 7196.24 7.20 16174.11 16.17
3.Protective bank m3 8695.26 121.73 5574.73 50.82 1220.59 12.99 1048.41 8.39 16538.99 193.93
3 Mortar masonry m 5217.3 50.09 584.66 5.61 1048.41 8.39 6850.37 64.09
Concrete m3 2.31 0.05 342.72 6.85 345.03 6.90
Dry masonry m3 137.81 0.28 43.45 0.09 181.26 0.37
Brick laying m3 217.31 0.4 249.76 0.44 467.07 0.84
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Table 11.2-2 House and Appendixes Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 10 4 yuan)
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
4.Well NO 375.00 22.34 105 7.4 48 5.46 224.00 21.39 752 56.59
Earth well NO 4.00 0.08 53 6.36 45 5.4 163.00 19.56 265 31.40
Pressure well NO 371.00 22.26 52 1.04 3 0.06 61.00 1.83 487 25.19
5.Water tank NO 21 0.25 16 0.19 9.00 0.03 46 0.47
3 6.Water basin mi . NO 1463.60 11.71 178 1.51 125 1.07 49.00 0.25 1816 14.54
7. Manure pit NO 287 5.44 232 2.4 519 7.84
8. Firedamp basin NO 54.00 4.32 15 4.42 69 8.74
Table 11.2-3 Infrastructure Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 104yuan)
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Total 233.54 54.6 102.3 228.96 619.40 1 Ground leveling HH 502 100.40 182 36.4 341 68.2 848 169.60 1873 374.60 2.Portable water and lighting HH 502 95.10 182 14.56 341 27.28 848 42.40 1873 179.34 3.Road HH 502 38.04 182 3.64 341 6.82 848 16.96 1873 65.46
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6) Other compensation cost
It includes scatter trees and tomb compensation. The Project entails 16039 scatter trees to be cut down, including 7808 fruit trees and 8231 other trees; 14 tombs to be relocated. Based on the compensation criteria in chapter 4, other compensation cost totals 55.26*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 13.88*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 13.67*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 9.76*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 17.95*1 04 Yuan.
7) Shutout-losing Cost of Commercial Shops
In this project, only Zhuzhou Section has commercial shops with the area of 2034m2. The compensation cost is 4.07*1 04 Yuan calculated in the basis of 20 Yuan/M2.
8) Subsidy for Households with Difficulty
In this project, Changsha Section has 25 households with difficulty in house reconstruction. The compensation cost is 7.5*1 04 Yuan calculated in the basis of 3000 Yuan/family.
9) Living Subsidy for Vulnerable Families
In this project, Changsha Section has 95 persons in vulnerable families. The compensation cost is 5.7*1 04 Yuan calculated in the basis of 600 Yuan/person.
11.2.2 Special Facilities Compensation Cost
It includes reconstruction cost for road, power transmission line, telecommunication line, cable TV lines, pump station and ferry dork. Since relevant dedicated departments have not proposed relocation, plan in detail for special facilities affected by the Project, cost is presently estimated base on actual quantities affected and unit price, according to compensation criteria in chapter 4. The special facilities compensation cost is 598.09*104 Yuan. Of which Changsha Section is 149.48*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 116.77*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 99.4*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 232.44*104 Yuan.
For more details, see table 11.2-4,
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Table 11.2-4 Special Facilities Compensation Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 104yuan)
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
Special facilities 149.48 116.77 99.4 232.44 595.27 compensation I. Road 25.91 16.42 16.41 173.32 229.24 Cement road m2 3872 4.65 18749.93 46.87 22621.93 51.52
Simple highway km 3.65 25.55 1.7 13.6 1.35 10.8 7.52 120.32 14.22 170.27 Tractor road km 0.12 0.36 4.7 2.82 1.6 0.96 2.04 6.12 8.46 7.44 II. Transmission line 34.56 67.83 40.84 32.12 27.50 32.12 170.73 1.1High-voltage km 8.88 22.20 10.2 43.86 5 21.52 5.26 13.16 29.34 100.74 2. Low-voltage km 9.06 9.06 16.9 21.97 14.85 19.32 7.86 8.64 48.67 58.99 3. Transformer No 11.00 3.30 4 2 19.00 5.70 34 11.00 Ill. Telecommunication line km 6.06 7.27 10.59 26.48 11.91 29.81 7.07 8.49 35.63 72.05
IV. Cable TV line km 2.3 1.84 9.05 7.24 5.91 5.91 . 17.26 14.99 V. Canal km 0.58 1.74 1.4 4.2 1.7 5.1 2.87 17.22 6.55 28.26 VI. Pump station No/kw 15.00 75.00 15 75.00 VII. Ferry dock No 1.00 5.00 1 5.00
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11.2.3 Others
It includes investigation and design cost, implementation management cost, supervision and monitoring cost, with a total of 2370.63*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 620.67*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 234.80*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 441.62*1 04 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 1073.54*104 Yuan.
For more details, see table 11.2-5.
Table 11.2-5 Other Cost Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit: 104yuan)
Item Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
Other costs 620.67 234.80 441.62 1073.54 2370.63
1.Survey & design cost 223.00 84.90 158.96 385.48 852.34
2. Implemenation management cost 264.62 99.54 188.77 457.93 1010.86
3.Technical training cost 43.85 16.40 31.30 75.93 167.48
4.Supervision and evaluation cost 89.20 33.96 62.59 154.2 339.95
1) Investigation and design cost:
It used for field investigation of design department and investigation organization and preparation for resettlement action planning during project preparation. Based on 2.5% of the cost sum of items 11.2.1-11.2.2, it entails a cost of 852.34*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 223*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 84.9*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 158.96*1 04 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 385.48*1 04 Yuan.
2) Implementation management cost:
It used as management cost for resettlement implementation organization that is responsible for land acquisition and relocation. Based on 3% of the cost of item 11.2.2 and 1% of the cost of item 11.2.1, it entails a cost of 1010.86*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 264.62*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 99.54*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 188.77*1 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 457.93*104 Yuan.
3) Technical training cost:
It used as technical training for resettlers and operational training for resettlement cadres. Based on 0.5% of the cost of item 11.2.1, it entails a cost of 167.48*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 43.75*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 16.4*104 Yuan,
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Xiangtan Urban Section is 31.3*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 75.93*1 04 Yuan.
4) Monitoring and evaluation cost
It used for external monitoring and evaluation organization to perform its activities. Based on 1% of the cost sum of items 11.2.1-11.2.2, it entails a cost of 339.95*1 04 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 89.2*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 33.96*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 62.59*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 154.2*104 Yuan.
11.2.4 Basic Contingency
The basic contingency cost is used for various unexpected matter. Based on 10% of the cost sum of items 11.2.1 -11.2.3, it entails a cost of 3646.48*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 954.09*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 363.06*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 680.02*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 1649.31*104 Yuan.
11.2.5 Relevant Taxes
Relevant taxes includes cultivated land occupation tax, cultivated land reclamation cost, and forest vegetation restoration cost, totally 3160.79*104 Yuan, of which Changsha Section is 1742.86*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 303.95*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 294.06*1 04 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 819.92*104 Yuan.
For more details, see table 11.2-6.
Table 11.2-6 Related Taxes Assembly forthe FCLCC (Unit: 10 4yuan)
Item Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total
Related taxes 1742.86 303.95 294.06 819.92 3160.79
1.Cultivated land use tax 318.85 69.61 67.26 251.27 706.99
2.Cultivated land reclamation cost 1421.70 228.65 215.73 517.68 2383.76
3.Forest & vegetation restoration cost 2.31 5.69 11.07 50.97 70.04
1) Cultivated land occupation tax
In line with relevant stipulations of Cultivated Land Occupation Tax Implementing Method in Hunan Province (Amendment) "The unit and individual that occupied state-owned land and collectively-owned land as following to build houses and dealing with other nonagricultural construction should render cultivated land occupation tax on basis of the Method.
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Paddy field and dry land used for planting crops, including matured land, newly-developed waste land of the year, interval land and land planted within 3 years before land acquisition
The land mainly used for planting crops and accessorily planting mulberry, tea-oil trees, fruits trees and other trees and dyke utilization lake field
Fish pond, lotus root pond, vegetable land, orchard (including seedling beds, flower beds, pharmacy beds, tea garden, mulberry garden and other economic plants garden)
The land acquisition for the Project should be rendered cultivated land occupation tax, such as paddy field, dry land, commercial vegetable land, fishpond, orchard, with a total of 1724989.52m2, including 2427.21 m2 cultivated land.
In line with relevant stipulations in Cultivated Land Occupation Tax Implementing Method (amendment) Hunan Province, Cultivated land occupation tax standard mainly base on Per capita cultivated land, and determined by with reference to natural conditions and economic development in various district. For Per capita cultivated land, a county (including county-level city) is a unit. Cultivated land occupation tax is calculated on the basis of total population and total cultivated land stat by local statistic department' Tax standard in details as following:
(2). Per capita cultivated between 0.5 mu and 1 mu (including 1mu), cultivated land occupation tax is levied upon 4-8 Yuan/M2
(4). Occupation of professional vegetable land in suburb, fine fish pond used for building houses or dealing with nonagricultural construction, cultivated land occupation tax is levied upon 10 Yuan/r 2
In project zone, based on the average cultivated land (district or county as a unit), cultivated land occupation tax is levied upon 4 Yuan/M2 (the professional cultivated land is 10 Yuan/M2). 706.99*104 Yuan cultivated land occupation tax should be rendered, of which Changsha Section is 318.85*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 69.61*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 67.26*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 251.27*104 Yuan.
2) Cultivated land reclamation cost
In line with relevant stipulations of Notice on Administrative Charging Items and Criteria of Provincial State-land Resources jointly issued by Hunan Provincial Price Bureau and Hunan Provincial Finance Bureau, in document XJF No [2003] 42
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Article 5 in the appendix: cultivated land reclamation cost: Grade 1 region (Changsha city, Zhuzhou city, Xiangtan city, Hengyang city, Yueyang city, Changde city) 12000 Yuan/mu for paddy field, and 8000 Yuan/mu for dry land.
2383.76*1 04 Yuan cultivated land reclamation tax should be rendered, of which Changsha Section is 1421.7*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 228.65*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 215.73*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 517.68*104 Yuan.
3) Forest Vegetation Restoration Cost
In line with relevant stipulation of Notice on Forest Vegetation Restoration Cost Levy and Use Temporary Provisions jointly issued by the Ministry of Finance and the State Forestry Bureau in document NO. CZNo.f2002]73
Article 4: investigation, mineral-exploiting, and various construction project such as road, hydro, power, telecommunications which need to occupy, relocate or occupy forestland temporarily, checked or approved by forestry administrative department up county-level, land-use units should render forest vegetation restoration cost to county forestry administrative department up county-level.
Article 6: levy standard of forestry vegetation restoration levied upon not less than the cost spending on investigation, planning, design, and wood cultivating for forestland area occupied or relocated.
1. Timberland, economic forestland, charcoal forestland, seedling beds land, tax standard of forestry vegetation restoration levied upon 6 yuan/M2
Forestland in city and its planning district is doubled as above. In case farmers occupied forestland to build up house as required, forest vegetation restoration cost will not be
rendered during 10th 'Five-year" plan.
116741.38m2 timber forest need to be occupied in this project and 70.04*1 04 Yuan forest vegetation restoration cost should be rendered, of which Changsha Section is 2.31*1 04 Yuan, Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section is 5.69*104 Yuan, Xiangtan Urban Section is 11.07*104 Yuan and Zhuzhou Section is 50.97*1 04 Yuan.
11.3 Fund Use
11.3.1 Changsha Section and Zhuzhou Section
The disbursement and use of the compensation fund, based on the compensation policies and criteria determined in the resettlement action plan, will be made under the supervision of internal supervision and administrative organization and the check by
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external supervision organization.
Every Project Resettlement Office and every County (District) Resettlement Office have signed the Resettlement Task Investment Lump Sum Agreement. According to compensation cost stipulations of the agreement, fund will be disbursed via banks in batch as per resettlement implementation progress to every County (District) Resettlement Office, which will allocate downward fund in line with construction items:
Land acquisition: Every County (District) Resettlement Office has signed Land Acquisition Compensation and Ground Appendix Compensation Agreement with the townships (offices). Based on compensation item, quantities, timing and cost specified in the Land Acquisition Compensation Agreement, the compensation fund will be disbursed via a local bank to townships (offices) resettlement office, which will disburse to villager committees (residential committees) or villager groups. The relevant villager committees (residential committees) will use land compensation fee for production development. The resettlement subsidy fee will disburse to village collectives (residential committees), which will disburse the fund to units or individuals in line with resettlement scheme. The compensation cost for ground appendix will be given to their owners via villager committees (residential committees).
Residential house: Every County (District) Resettlement Office has signed the Physical Relocation Compensation Agreement with the housing resettlement households affected by the project in terms of house baseline, compensation amount, subsidy, payment method, and timing and physical relocation timing. Every County (District) Resettlement Office will disburse the compensation fund directly to relocated households.
Non-residential house: Every County (District) Resettlement Office has signed the Agreement with the housing resettlement households affected by the project in terms of compensation criteria, resettlement mode, and physical relocation timing. Every County (District) Resettlement Office will disburse the compensation fund directly to relocated households.
Public infrastructure compensation cost: Every County (District) Resettlement Office has signed public infrastructure compensation agreement with townships (offices), villager committees (residential committees) or directly signed Construction Contract for Resettlement Works with construction units. Every County (District) Resettlement Office will disburse compensation fund to relevant townships (offices), villages, villager groups or construction contractors in batch according to contract agreement.
Special facilities: Every County (District) Resettlement Office has signed Compensation
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Investment Agreement for Special Facilities Restoration and Reconstruction with relevant departments. Every County (District) Resettlement Office via a bank will disburse the special facilities restoration reconstruction compensation investment to administrative departments of such facilities.
11.3.2 Xiangtan Zhaoshan Section and Xiangtan Urban Section
After resettlement compensation funds approved, the owner disburse the funds to project headquarters which will disburse the funds in batch as per construction project
(1) Land acquisition and resettlement compensation cost were directly disbursed to local village governments to manage uniformly and local village government will take responsibility to carry out production resettlement in various village. Project headquarters will check the situation of fund use periodically.
(2) Compensation cost for resettlers' houses and its affiliated buildings and relocation subsidy disbursed to the resettlers' hands directly
(3) Compensation cost for public and infrastructure will be disbursed to contract construction units in batch by headquarters as per contract
(4) Special facilities and enterprise unit compensation cost will be disbursed to original relevant departments and enterprises units affected.
(5) As resettlement need to build up housed uniformly, to ensure sufficient funds to set up new house successfully, under fully respect resettlers' willingness and getting their signs for sure, headquarters manages compensation cost for house and its affiliated building uniformly. After the construction of new house, funds should be in line with the progress and the house price selected by resettlers
11.4Balance of Land Compensation Fee and Production Resettlement Investment
In line with relevant resettlement regulations The land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy will be used for restoration and production development, for employment of surplus labor resulting from land occupation and subsidy to non-employment personnel by the units whose land is acquired. The land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy can allocated to the county (city) government in a lump sum contract and used for land development and resettlement production and livelihood resettlement by county (city) government. The fund can only used for this specific purpose. Neither other utilization of the fund nor illegal private possession of the fund will be allowed. If land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy Fee cannot meet the requirements of production resettlement, the resettlement subsidy fee can be properly
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As the project zone near suburb, per capita cultivated land is limited, so is the land source. In order to make full use of existing land resource and reduce the land acquisition influence for local agriculture, it is planned to develop 8148.97mu low productivity field (628mu dry land to paddy field), 97.11 mu canopy vegetable. In aquiculture it is planned to excavate 76mu finery fishing pond and stockbreeding is adopted for resettlement of 90 persons. 723.96mu cultivated lands are adjusted in every villages and groups. Furthermore 572.6*104 Yuan resettlement subsidy is disbursed for 347 persons and
666.3*1 04 Yuan resettlement subsidy in 2nd and 3rd industry is disbursed for 359 persons. Fund for above production development totals 7329.13*1 04 Yuan.
In project zone, land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy (collective land) totals 8128.92*104Yuan, which is 799.79*104 Yuan more than the production resettlement investment for agricultural population and higher than production resettlement. It indicates that land compensation criteria can satisfy the fund demand for production resettlement. The rest fund is used uniformly for follow-up development in various villages, for developing village enterprise and land resources and for other project investment input, to ensure the living standard of resettlers reach or surpass the standard as before.
The land compensation fee and production resettlement Investment Balance Analysis is given in tables 11.4-1.
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Table 11.4-1 Investment Balance Assembly for the FCLCC (Unit:
Changsha Zhaoshan Xiangtan Zhuzhou Total Item Unit Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost Qty. Cost
I. Production development invest. lO4yuan 3763.69 1134.7 970.26 1460.48 7329.13
1. Low yielding field renovation and mu 7900 2923 223.66 39.14 295.31 51.68 8418.97 3013.82 increase input
2. Change dry land to paddy field mu 628 257.48 628 257.48
3. Developing shed vegetabel mu 97.11 111.68 97.11 111.68
4.Aquiculture mu 76 193.8 76 193.8
5.Livestocking breeding resettlement person 90 148.5 90 148.5
6. Land adjustment within group mu 259.8 526.51 172.26 971.6 80.07 321.26 211.83 545.58 723.96 2364.95
7. Household transfer subsidy person 347 572.6 347 572.6
8. 2nd and 3rd industry resettlement person 63 56.7 6 12.28 290 597.32 359 666.3
II. Land compensation cost 104yuan 3777.87 1215.1 1360.48 1775.47 8128.92
Ill. Item 2 to Item 1 104iyuan 14.18 80.4 390.22 314.99 799.79
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12.Resettlement Implementation Scheduling
12.1 Principles for Scheduling
The resettlement implementation schedule development shall be based on such factors as the engineering construction content of the project, work quantities, construction period and resettlement objects, resettlement mode, etc.
1) For rural resettlement land acquisition and relocation, the implementation scheduling shall properly consider agriculture production traits and land acquisition and house relocation shall be arranged in non-planting period as much as possible to minimize the impact on agriculture production.
2) The resettlement house relocation will be performed in stages, but it shall be finished before commencement of each engineering package.
3) The compensate funds should sent before relocation in five days generally.
4) Notice will be given to resettlers at least 3 months before of relocation, and at least 2 months for house reconstruction will be considered between the notice date to house relocation deadline, the affected people can stay in their existing house before completion of their new houses.
5) The house construction time will be scheduled based on engineering implementation progress, it can be proper lengthened if necessary.
6) The house construction time will be scheduled based on engineering implementation progress, it can be proper lengthened if necessary
7) Land acquisition and relocation should be completed before starting construction
8) Land adjustment and land distribution should be completed at non-planting period.
9) The special facilities reconstruction will be arranged construction close-up stage of each engineering package, to minimize the engineering construction of the project on reconstruction of special facilities.
10) The resettlement training will make use of non-planting period.
1 1)Their upper administrative departments based on project engineering implementation
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progress will determine the enterprise unit physical relocation. They will make their option in schedule arrangement and site selection for reconstruction.
12.2 Schedule
12.2.1 Resettlement Implementation Schedule
Based on project engineering construction organizational design, land acquisition and relocation shall be completed in advance to ensure design project construction schedule implementation, based on which the resettlement implementation schedule is prepared.
The resettlement implementation schedule is given in attached table 12-1, 12-2, 12-3, and 12-4.
12.2.2 Yearly Fund Use Plan
Based on the resettlement implementation schedule, yearly investment plan for itemized resettlement compensation cost is prepared. For more detail, see tables 12.2-1, 12.2-2, 12.2-3, 12.2-4 and 12.2-5.
Resettlement Yearly Investment Summary Schedule for FCLCC Table 12.2-1 Yearly Schedule (104 yuan) Total invest. Item (14 (10 yuan) Year 2003 Year 2004 Year 2005 Year 2006
1.Resettlement compensation 33496 22584.18 8196.57 2715.25
2. Special facility compensation 598.09 422 146.19 29.9
3. Other costs 2370.63 331.99 1124.29 609.96 305.39
4. Basic contingency 3646.49 1736.74 1284.77 624.98
5. Related taxes 3160.79 1537.61 1214.82 408.36
6Total investment 43271.98 331.99 27404.82 11451.29 4083.88
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Resettlement Yearly InvestmentSchedule for FCLCC (Changsha Section) Table 12.2-2 Item Total invest. (10 Yearly Schedule 104 yuan) yuan) Year 2004 Year 2005 Year 2006
l Resettlement compensation 8770.71 2631.21 4385.36 1754.14
2. Special facility compensation 149.48 44.84 4.74 29.90
3. Other costs 620.67 186.20 10.34 124.13
4. Basic contingency 954.09 86.23 77.05 190.82
5. Related taxes 1742.85 22.86 71.43 348.57
Total investment 12237.81 3671.34 118.90 2447.56
Resettlement Yearly Investment Schedule for FCLCC (Zhaoshan Section) Table 12.2-3
Total invest. (104 Yearly Schedule (104 yuan) Item yuan) Year 2004 Year 2005 Year 2006
1.Resettlement compensation 3279.05 3279.05
2. Special facility compensation 116.77 116.77
3. Other costs 234.80 11.32 16.44 7.04
4. Basic contingency 363.06 217.84 108.92 36.30
5. Related taxes 303.95 182.37 91.19 30.39
Total investment 4297.63 4007.35 216.55 73.73
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Resettlement Yearly Investrnent Schedule for FCLCC (Xiangtan Section) Table 12.24
Total invest. (10 Yearly Schedule (104 yuan) Item yuan) Year 2004 Year 2005 Year 2006
1.Resettlement compensation 6259.19 6259.19
2. Special facility compensation 99.4 99.4
3. Other costs 441.62 397.46 30.91 13.25
4. Basic contingency 680.02 408.01 204.01 68
5. Related taxes 294.06 176.44 88.22 29.4
6Total investment 7774.29 7340.5 323.14 110.65
Resettlement Yearly Investment Schedule for FCLCC (Zhuzhou Section) Table 12.2-5 Yearly Schedule (104 yuan) Total invest. (104 yuan) Year 2003 Year 2004 Year 2005 Year 2006
1.Resettlement compensation 15187.05 10414.73 3811.21 961.11
2. Special facility compensation 232.44 160.99 71.45
3.Other costs 1073.54 331.99 329.31 251.27 160.97
. Basic contingency 1649.31 824.66 494.79 329.86
5. Related taxes 819.92 655.94 163.98
6.Total investment 18962.26 331.99 12385.63 4792.70 1451.94
12-4 Physical Indexes Summary Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-1
Changsha Item Unit Zhuzhou Xiangtan Total Total Changsha Tianxin Total Tianyuan Zhuzhou Total tang Urban Sec ng Zhaoshan S Population and Household I No. of Affected Households Household 502 153 349 991 719 272 542 350 192 2035 Affected Household Population Person 1902 592 1310 2943 2000 943 1956 1153 803 6801 No. of Affected Households Household 502 153 349 848 591 257 523 341 182 1873 (1) Enterprise Use Land Person 1902 592 1310 2521 1620 901 1867 1107 760 6290 (2) Residential Use Land No. 55 18 37 25 13 12 43 31 12 123 Affected Non-residence Populatic Person 236 95 141 451 410 41. 273 225 48 960 House and Appendix Buildings . (1) Houses m2 142315.09 41582.07 100733.02 180001.91 128468.85 51533.06 100997.22 63738.37 37258.85 423314.22 1. Residence m2 94865.61 29301.76 65563.85 144163.38 100546.23 43617.15 79422.31 45827.82 33594.49 318451.30 1.1 Formal House m2 77874.14 24144.85 53729.29 124161.47 83595.43 40566.04 58644.34 36018.6 22625.74 260679.95 Brick and Concrete m2 48275.59 17564.61 30710.98 81053.57 47982.999 33070.57 43422.12 26827.54 16594.58 172751.28 Brick and Timber m2 28349.82 5996.67 22353.15 37849.35 32052.2 5797.15 11378.84 8135.76 3243.08 77578.01 Earth and Wood m2 1248.73 583.57 665.16 5258.55 3560.23 1698.32 3843.38 1055.3 2788.08 10350.66 1.2 Sundry House m2 16991.47 5156.91 11834.56 20001.91 16950.8 3051.11 20777.97 9809.218 10968.75 57771.35 2 Non-residence m2 47449.48 12280.31 35169.17 35838.53 27922.62 7915.91 21574.91 17910.55 3664.36 104862.92 2.1 Enterprise/Unit 47449.48 12280.31 35169.17 35838.53 27922.62 7915.91 21574.91 17910.55 3664.36 104862.92 2.1.1 Formal House 44600.31 12127.46 32472.85 35285.13 27512.32 7772.81 19143.26 16273.84 2869.42 99028.70 Reinforced Concrete Structure ml 0.00 3934.4 3934.4 0 0 0 0 3934.40 Brick and Concrete m2 29009.90 8510.53 20499.37 25595.21 19830.67 5764.54 12076.7 10263.25 1813.45 66681.81 Brick and Timber m2 15568.69 3610.21 11958.48 5623.52 3747.25 1876.27 6877.22 5821.25 1055.97 28069.43 Earth and Wood m2 21.72 6.72 15.00 132 0 132 189.34 189.34 0 343.06 2.1.2 Sundry House m2 2849.17 152.85 2696.32 553.4 410.3 143.1 2431.65 1636.71 794.94 5834.22 Appendix Buildings I 0 1. Sunning Ground m2 38830.59 11407.66 27422.93 33514.618 20959.13 12555.488 32243.8 18578.65 13669.15 104589.00
A-1 Physical Indexes Summary Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-1
Changsha ~~~Zhuzhou Xiangtan Item Unit Changsha Total Total Changsha Tianxin Total Tianyuan Zhuzhou Total tang Urban Se ng Zhaoshan S Cement 2 m 38488.58 11407.66 27080.92 31018.108 20726.52 10291.588 32080.73 18415.58 13665.15 101587.41 Tabia 2 m 342.01 0.00 342.01 2496.51 232.61 2263.9 163.07 163.07 0 3001.59 2. Bounding 2 Wall m 12873.51 5309.09 7564.42 7196.24 5036.82 2159.42 9161.2 5957.22 3203.98 29230.95 Iron-made 2 m 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 183.33 171.4 11.93 183.33 Brick Masonry 2 m 12873.51 5309.09 7564.42 7196.24 5036.82 2159.42 8977.87 5785.82 3192.05 29047.62 3. Protective Bank 8695.26 208.26 8487.00 1048.41 387.53 660.88 6795.32 1220.59 5574.73 16538.99 Block Masonry 3 m 8695.26 208.26 8487.00 1048.41 387.53 660.88 5801.96 584.66 5217.3 15545.63 Concrete 3 m 0.00 0.00 0.00° 0 0 0 345.03 342.72 2.31 345.03 Dry Masonry 3 m 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 181.26 43.45 137.81 181.26 Brick Masonry 3 m 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 467.07 249.76 217.31 467.07 4. Well Well 375.00 113.00 262.00 224 187 37 153 48 105 752 Earth Well Well 4.00 2.00 2.00 163 127 36 98 45 53 265 Pressure Well Well 371.00 111.00 260.00 61 60 1 55 3 52 487 5. Water Tank No. 0.00 0.00 0.00 6 3 37 16 21 46 6. Pond m3, No. 1463.60 159.40 1304.20 49 18 31 303 125 178 7. Firedamp Basin No. 54 5 49 0 15 15 0 69 8. Manure Pit No. 0 0 0 0 519 232 287 519 Land 3192.19 2023.10 1169.09 2793.16 2414.97 378.19 1629.66 743.58 886.08 7615.01 Permanent Occupation Land mu 2094.55 2023.10 71.45 1289.4 916.22 373.18 1190.87 715.26 475.61 4574.82 1) . State-owned Land 71.45 0.00 71.45 126.95 122.21 4.74 198.63 150.35 48.28 397.03 (1) Agriculture Use Land mu 0 0 0 0 0 0 17.68 2.86 14.82 17.68 1.1 Cultivated Land mu 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 11.49 2.86 8.63 11.49 Vegetable Land mu 0.00 0 11.49 2.86 8.63 11.49 1.3 Forest Land mu 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 6.19 0 6.19 6.19 Timber mu 0.00 0 6.19 0 , 6.19 6.19
A-2 Physical Indexes Summary Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-1
Item Unit Changsha Item ~~~~~Unit Zhuzhou Xiangtan Total Total Changsha Tianxin Total Tianyuan Zhuzhou Total tang Urban Se ng Zhaoshan S (2) Construction Use Land mu 71.45 0.00 71.45 126.95 122.21 4.74 176.04 143.62 32.42 374.44 2.1 Building Occupation Land mu 0.00 0 48.09 44.43 3.66 2.2 Residential Use Land 48.09 mu 71.45 71.45 126.95 122.21 4.74 114.3 96.4 17.9 2.3 Road Land 312.70 mu 0.00 0 1.09 1.09 1.09 2.4 Public Use Land mu 0.00 0 12.56 1.7 (3) Un-used Land 10.86 12.56 mu 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 4.91 3.87 1.04 3.1 Grass Land 4.91 mu 0.00 0 1.04 1.04 1.04 3.2 Waste Land mu 0.00 0 3.87 3.87 2) Collectively-owned 3.87 Land mu 2023.10 2023.10 0.00 1162.45 794.01 368.44 992.24 564.91 427.33 (1) Agriculture Land 4177.79 1690.37 1690.37 0.00 607.15 492.64 114.51 567.71 285.06 282.65 2865.23 (1) Cultivated Land mu 1592.27 1592.27 0.00 432.68 357.27 75.41 402.25 205.56 196.69 2427.20 Paddy Field mu 767.77 767.77 156.67 106.3 50.37 208.32 86.41 121.91 1132.76 Vegetable Land mu 454.50 454.50 3.83 3.19 0.64 98.13 41.78 56.35 556.46 Dry Land mu 370.01 370.01 272.18 247.78 24.4 95.8 77.37 18.43 737.99 (2) Pond mu 86.10 86.10 35.87 29.24 6.63 38.95 38.95 (3) Fish Pond 160.92 mu 5.07 5.07 0 59.36 7.7 51.66 64.43 (4) Lotus Root Pond 0.00 0 12.66 1.5 Forest Land 12.66 12.66 mu 5.76 5.76 0.00 127.39 101.48 25.91 41.89 27.67 Timber 14.22 175.04 mu 0.00 23.95 23.95 0 23.95 Production Forest mu 5.76 5.76 103.44 101.48 1.96 41.89 27.67 14.22 151.09 1.6 Water Surface mu 0.00 0 12.6 5.18 1.7 7.42 12.60 Orchard mu 1.17 1.17 11.21 4.65 6.56 0 2. Construction Use Land 12.38 mu 305.00 305.00 0.00 351.09 208.62 142.47 245.94 153.45 92.49 (1) Residential Site 902.03 mu 91.78 91.78 122.25 79.52 42.73 49.67 21.76 27.91 (2) Enterprise Use Land 263.70 mu 145.29 145.29 0 46.73 46.39 0.34 192.02
A-3 Physical Indexes Summary Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-1
Item Unit Changsha Zhuzhou Xiangtan Total Total Changsha Tianxin Total Tianyuan Zhuzhou Total tang Urban Se ng Zhaoshan S (3) Road Use Land mu 19.60 19.60 82.39 28.63 53.76 18.81 11.65 7.16 120.80 (4) Public Use Land mu 48.34 48.34 146.45 100.47 45.98 130.73 73.65 57.08 325.52 3. Un-used Land mu 27.72 27.72 0.00 204.21 92.75 111.46 178.59 126.4 52.19 410.52 Grass Land mu 27.72 27.72 102.105 46.375 55.73 74.24 22.05 52.19 204.07 Waste Land mu 0.00 102.105 46.375 55.73 104.35 104.35 206.46 Temporary Occupation Land mu 1097.64 0.00 1097.64 1503.76 1498.75 5.01 438.79 28.32 410.47 3040.19 Tibmer mu 268.36 268.36 487.49 487.49 0 755.85 Production Forest mu 439.75 439.75 749.37 749.37 12.26 12.26 1201.38 Shrubbery mu 0.00 0 292.1 12.98 279.12 292.10 Waste Land mu 389.53 389.53 266.9 261.89 5.01 134.43 3.08 131.35 790.86 Scattered Tree NO. 5797.00 1459.00 4338.00 8046 7096 950 2196 899 1297 16039 1,Fruit Tree NO. 1960.00 508.00 1452.00 5098 4614 484 750 293 457 7808 Mature Tree NO. 1850.00 495.00 1355.00 2018 1846 172 416 143 273 4284 Young Tree NO. 110.00 13.00 97.00 3080 2768 312 334 150 184 3524 2,Other Trees NO. 3837.00 951.00 2886.00 2948 2482 466 1446 606 840 8231 Tomb NO. 8.00 1.00 7.00 5 0 5 1 1 0 14 Special Facilities 1,Road Facilities 2 Cement Pavement m 0.00 18749.93 10443.18 8306.75 3872 3872 22621.93 Tractor Road km 3.65 1.04 2.61 7.52 3.13 4.39 3.05 1.35 1.7 14.22 Simple Highway km 0.12 0.12 2.04 2.04 0 6.3 1.6 4.7 8.46 2,Power Transmission Facilities High Voltage Line km 8.88 5.76 3.12 5.26 4.35 0.91 15.2 5 10.2 29.34 Low Voltage Line km 9.06 7.23 1.83 7.86 5.03 2.83 31.75 14.85 16.9 48.67 Transformer Site 11.00 5.00 6.00 19 16 3 4 4 34
A-4 Physical Indexes Summary Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-1
Item Changsha Zhuzhou Unit _Total Xiangtan Total Changsha Tianxin Total Tianyuan Zhuzhou Total tang Urban Se ng Zhaoshan S 3,Telecommunication Line km 6.06 4.44 1.62 7.07 4.63 2.44 22.5 11.91 10.59 35.63 4,Cable Line km 0.00 5.91 4.36 1.55 11.35 9.05 2.3 17.26 5,Channel km 0.58 0.58 2.867 0.89 1.977 3.1 1.7 1.4 6.55 7,Pump Station Site/kw 15 4 11 0 0 15 8,Ship Dock Site 1 1 0 0 1
A-5 Housing Relocation Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-2 Non-residence County Township. VFll formal House Enterpnse/Unit City (District (ownce (Community) Subtotal Brick and Brick and Earth Sundry Subtotal Formal House Sudy Total (Office) ~~~~~~~~Subtotal and House Total Brick and Brick and and House Concrete Timber Wood Subtotal Reintorced Concrete Concrete Timber I 3 5 17 48 318451.3 260679.95 172751 77578 10350.7 57771.3 104863 104862 9 99028.7 3934.4 66681.8 28069.4 343.06 5834.22 423314.22 Changstha 2 3 7 94865.61 77874.14 482756 28349.8 1248.73 16991.5 47449.5 47449.48 44600.3 0 29009.9 15568.7 21.72 2849.17 142315.09 Chang 1 7 29301.76 24144.85 17564.6 5996.67 583.565 5156.91 12280.3 12280 31 12127.5 0 8510 53 3610.21 6.72 152.85 41582 07 Muyun 7 29301.76 24144.85 17564.6 5996.67 583.565 5156.91 12280.3 12280.31 12127.5 0 8510.53 3610.21 6.72 152.85 41582.07 ______Sarnrng 14015.12 12013.906 8472.31 3236.31 305.29 2001.21 0 0 0 14015.12 Muyun 5317.6 4232.61 3575.33 657.28 0 1084.99 0 0 0 5317.60 Xingmacun 111.82 44.4 44 4 0 0 67.42 0 0 0 111.82 Lianhe 796.4 584.11 484.88 99 23 0 212.29 0 0 0 796.40 Fengcheng 1851.3 1471.07 1344.94 126.13 0 380.23 0 0 0 1851.30 Y otangcun 3284.89 2522.28 2112.36 161.88 248.04 762.61 0 0 0 3284.89 Nantuocun 3924.634 3276.474 1530.39 1715.84 30 24 648.16 0 0 0 3924.63 _ County_ __ uEnterPyse 0 0 12280.3 12280.31 12127.5 8510.53 3610 21 6.72 152.85 12280.31 Tiannjn 2 65563.85 53729.29 30711 22353.2 665.16 11834.6 35169.2 35169.17 32472.9 0 20499.4 11958 5 15 2696.32 100733.02 =Dato Yaotangcun 64970.28 53271.12 30618.5 21987.5 665.16 11699.2 9331.23 9331.23 7121.41 0 4775.17 2331.24 15 2209.82 74301.51 3582.27 3266.68 2090.94 1154.06 21.68 31559 1777.31 1777.31 1417.31 112069 296.62 0 360 5359.58 Nantwocun 1906.27 1611.36 740.08 826.6 44.68 294 91 0 0 0 1906.27 Xinglong 34121.48 28500.99 15841 1 12249 410 92 5620.49 2204.95 2204.95 1857.91 583 55 1259.36 15 347.04 36326.43 Huanghe 24532.11 19234.07 11533.7 7530.47 169.94 5298.04 4618.3 4618.3 3240 31 2606.51 633 8 0 1377.99 29150.41 Heishi 828.15 658.02 412.71 227.37 17.94 170.13 730 67 730.67 605.88 464.42 141.46 0 124.79 1558.82 Xinkaipu 1 593.57 458.17 92.5 365.67 0 135.4 8908.11 890811 8421 61 0 6918.4 150321 0 486.5 9501.68 Wenhua 593.57 458.17 92.5 365.67 0 135.4 8908.11 8908.11 842161 6918.4 1503 21 0 486.5 9501.68 CRtY _Enterpnse 0 0 16929.8 16929.83 16929.8 8805 8 8124.03 0 0 16929.83 Zhuzhou 2 5 24 144163.4 124161.47 81053.6 37849.4 5258 55 20001.9 35838 5 35838.53 352851 3934 4 25595.2 5623 52 132 553.4 180001.91 Tianyuan 4 15 100546.2 83595.429 47983 32052.2 3560.23 16950 8 27922.6 27922 62 27512 3 3934.4 19830.7 3747.25 0 410.3 128468.85 Taishan 5 14939.66 10598.253 4342.79 5769.13 486.33 4341 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14939.66 ______Xiepac,n Residental Comminte 1399.19 1275 04 260 834 56 18048 124.15 0 0 0 1399.19 XuopachongAdmmisirane Office 1003.61 818.44 119.3 502.98 196.16 185.17 0 0 0 1003.61 _M_angResidenbaiCommintee 3465.583 3011.513 478.693 2503.43 29 39 454.07 0 0 0 3465.58 ______Zhangjisyuan Adminisiraive Ofrfe 8583.9 5097.21 3349.41 1667.5 80.3 3486.69 0 0 0 8583.90
A-6 Housing Relocation Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-2
Non-residence County Township. Village Formal House City (District (ownfomuitice)il Enterpnse/Unit nkan dc n Earth Sundry Subtotal Formal House Sudy Tota Cdy((Toffilagce)blsIs Distnc Subtotal Concrete Timber ar houSe Total Subtotal Reinforced Concrete Cond Bnck and and Subtotal House ~~~~~Wood Concrt Timber Taiyuan Residential Committee 487 38 396 05 135.39 260.66 0 91 33 0 0 0 487.38 Songshanlu 3 44220.34 38572 13 19986.8 18511.3 74 5648.21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44220.34 DapingAdmnistrative Oftice 8657.93 7623 32 867.16 6756.16 0 1034 61 0 0 0 8657.93 DonghuAdministraliveOffice 10480.8 9434.21 5571.18 3789.03 74 1046.59 0 0 0 10480.80 LianhuaAdm,nst,ative Otfice 25081.61 21514.6 13548.5 7966.14 0 3567.01 0 0 0 25081.61 Majahe 3 24989.37 21429.596 15465.7 4356.82 1607.06 3559.77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24989.37 Qaianbng 4815.05 3957 2954.46 606.37 396.17 858.05 0 0 0 . 4815.05 Zaoshi 8391.676 7224.506 5027.14 1501.19 696.18 1167.17 0 0 0 8391.68 Nantang 11782.64 10248.09 7484.12 2249.26 514.71 1534.55 0 0 0 11782.64 Ounfeng 4 15788.29 12463.74 8183.97 2886.93 1392.84 3324.55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15788.29 _xangyun 6260.92 4892.26 3140.34 1271.16 480.76 1368.66 0 0 0 6260.92 Hehua 6606.08 5148 51 2909.12 1327.31 912.08 1457.57 0 0 0 6606.08 Xiangbin 1955.23 1525.6 1363.26 162.34 0 429.63 0 0 0 1955.23 ______.Gaoilaihng 966.06 897 37 771.25 126.12 0 68.69 0 0 0 966.06 _____ EntCerpnRse 608.57 531.71 3.72 527.99 0 76.86 27922.6 27922.62 27512.3 3934 4 Zhuzho E 1 9 19830.7 3747.25 410.3 28531.19 4361r7.15 4056.04 33070.6 5797.15 1698.32 3051.11 7915.91 7915.91 7772.81 0 5764.54 1876.27 132 143.1 51533.06 Leidashi 9 43617.15 40566.04 33070.6 5797.15 1698.32 3051.11 7915.91 7915.91 7772.81 0 5764.54 1876.27 132 143.1 51533.06 Cangshajie Residential Committee 10215.2 9680.52 7483.25 1311.59 885.68 534.68 0 0 0 10215.20 GongdaoiieResidential Committee 11255.31 10735.2 9972.48 673.73 88.99 520,11 0 0 0 11255.31 .______Shentang 1420.3 1148 7 571.9 576.8 0 271.6 0 0 0 t420.30 Shengli 2919.35 2756.3 2309.58 362.16 84.56 163.05 0 0 0 2919.35 Lonbgang 2147 36 1869.8 1251.7 393.47 224.63 277.56 0 0 0 2147.36 ______Chengwei 1582.38 1418.78 884.81 372.6 161.37 163.6 0 0 0 1582.38 Xiashi 4106.6 3802.68 3054.93 677.48 70.27 303.92 0 0 0 4106.60 Panshi 5759.04 5419.94 4865.8 519.08 35.06 339.1 0 0 0 5759.04 Panshi 4211.61 3734.12 2676.12 910.24 147.76 477.49 0 0 0 County 4211.61 Enteprise 0 0 7915.91 7915 91 7772.81 5764.54 1876.27 Xiangtan 1 9 132 143.1 7915.91 17 79422.31 58644.34 43422.1 11378.8 3843.38 20778 21574.9 21574.91 19143.3 0 12076.7 6877.22 189.34 2431.65 100997.22 Yuetang 9 17 79422.31 58644.34 43422.1 11378.8 3843.38 20778 21574.9 21574.91 19143.3 0 12076.7 6877.22 189.34 2431.65 100997.22
A-7 Housing Relocation Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-2
Non-residence County Township. W _ Formal House Enterpnse/Und (DistridTown (Community) Subtotal Brick and Bricrkband Earth Sundry Sub total Formal House (Office) ~~~~~~~~Subtotal and Sundry Toa Concrete T im Wood House Total Brick and Brick and an Hos Subtotal Reinforced Concrete Concrete B and Hus Dongping 1 12386.27 10359.77 5438.23 4441.4 480.14 2026.5 7311.59 7311.59 6977.83 0 3420.69 3406.42 150.72 333.76 19697 86 Hengjie 12386.27 10359.77 5438.23 4441.4 480.14 2026.5 7311.59 7311.59 6977.83 3420.69 3406.42 150 72 333.76 19697.86 Jianshe 1 3619.938 3140.79 2367.79 734.66 38.34 479.148 1106.17 1106 17 707.78 0 585.5 122 28 0 398.39 4726.11 ______Daqiao 3619.938 3140.79 2367.79 734.66 38 34 479.148 1106.17 1106 17 707.78 585 5 122.28 0 398.39 4726.11 Xiacheng 1 2815.17 2446.64 1340.36 1106.28 0 368.53 180.67 180.67 180 67 0 0 180.67 0 0 2995.84 Shunjiang 2815.17 2446.64 1340 36 1106.28 0 368.53 180.67 180.67 180.67 0 180.67 0 0 2995.84 Baota 3 21726.54 16680.54 14946.4 1555.2 178.95 5046 6308.37 6308.37 5966.78 0 5001 956.66 9.12 341.59 28034.91 Donghu 15723.79 12156.21 10959.3 1033.28 163 65 3567.58 4575.06 4575.06 4553.5 4144.01 409.49 0 21.56 20298.85 Jiangbtan 5745.14 4280.77 3938.6 342.17 0 1464.37 839.95 839.95 701.86 426.38 275.48 0 138.09 6585.09 Yunpan 257.61 243.56 48.51 179.75 15 3 14.05 893.36 893.36 711.42 430.61 271.69 9.12 181.94 1150.97 Hetang 5 21915.86 14211.95 11655.1 848.1 1708 75 7703.91 819.14 819.14 646.82 0 617.32 0 29.5 172.32 22735.00 Zhubu 1332.92 397.85 333.98 63.87 0 935 07 0 0 0 133292 Yijiaping 2326.62 1591.72 1493.06 48.5 50.16 734.9 0 0 0 2326.62 Shuangbu 415.43 343.59 295.99 0 47.6 71 84 0 0 0 415.43 Dishui 1522.14 1107.52 966.73 0 140.79 414.62 29.5 29.5 29.5 0 0 29.5 0 1551 64 Zhengjiang 16318.75 10771.27 8565.34 735.73 1470.2 5547.48 789.64 789.64 617.32 617.32 0 0 172.32 17108 39 Dishuibu 2 1598.89 1274 8 941.48 163.84 169.48 324.09 2433.93 2433.93 2009.66 0 1137.82 871.84 0 424.27 4032.82 Electrify Communiy 532.75 426.26 365.74 0 60.52 106.49 1672.35 1672.35 1288.56 1137.82 150.74 0 383.79 2205.10 Xiangyang 1066.14 848.54 575.74 163.84 108.96 217.6 761.58 761.58 721,1 0 721.1 0 40.48 1827.72 Shejian 1 669.59 420.48 304.94 115.54 0 249.11 540.32 540 32 401.62 0 118.24 283 38 0 138.7 1209.91 Shejian 669.59 420.48 304.94 115.54 0 249.11 540.32 540.32 401.62 118.24 283.38 0 138.7 1209.91 Yijiawan 2 14690.05 10109.37 6427.83 2413.82 1267.72 4580 68 1725.47 1725.47 1703.21 0 849.04 854.17 0 22.26 16415.52 Yaozhou Commundty 5072.24 3558.08 1670.16 1018 2 869.72 1514. 16 1631.85 1631.85 1612 59 841.54 771.05 0 19.26 6704.09 Songtang 9617.81 6551.29 4757.67 1395.62 398 3066.52 93.62 93.62 90.62 7.5 8312 0 3 9711.43 Zhaoshan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1149.25 1149.25 548.89 0 347.09 201.8 0 600.36 1149.25 Township Enterprse 0 0 1149.25 1149.25 548 89 347.09 201.8 0 600.36 1149.25
A-8 Housing Appendix Facilities Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Attached Table 2-3 Project
Append,.Bu ldmg County Townshlp. Scattered Tree Ct Distnt VolageVSilaSunnn Grond Boun ng Wall L,me.Grave BBrnck Prntecfve Bank m We) Well) Watr iredamp Citynct) Pressure Water Pond Beasy TM Maanr Fuit Te No) MIOdOre Cdy___D______: > ( Commumtce(~~~~~Cormmun,ty) Cemeeet ln nl IO Brickr Tree nt Soerand In Masonry Brocklaying Concrete MasonryDry MasonryBrack tE ressTa Nok )(No) WelN Well (an (No m (No (No) )Mature Tree Young Tree(N. 3 5 17 54 101587.4 3001.59 18333 29047.6 15545.63 345.03 181 26 467.07 265 487 46 69 14 519 4284 3524 Changsht 2 3 13 8231 38488.58 342.01 0 12873.5 8695 26 0 0 0 4 371 0 1463.6 54 8 Changsha 0 1850 110 3837 1 13 11407.66 0 0 5309.09 208.26 0 0 0 2 111 0 159.4 5 1 0 495 13 951 Muyun 7 11408 0 0 5309 208 0 0 0 2 111 0 159 5 1 0 495 13 951 Sanxing 4784 0 1696.36 58.19 0 61 42 4 1 316 4 449 Muyun 1618.645 0 308 28 79 81 0 11 0 X,ngmacun 20 9 51 I0 LIanhe 272 0 89.25 0 1 2 10.8 27 0 27 Fengcheng 886 05 0 323.72 1 6 0 1 27 0 51 Yaotangcun 1219.02 0 550.32 22.26 0 11 10.8 32 0 13 Nantuocun 1283.9 0 531.05 0 18 15.8 73 0 105 =E A-9 Housing Appendix Facilities Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-3 ______ndrx_A Building Scattered Tree County Township. Vilhg Sunnin Groundim Bounding Wall Protective Bankim"i Caty TownlVsgeWlrPnd Well(Well) W ter Pond Freda T Manure to)ure ciy (Gisln) Community) og CorncreBricM Frdm Tomb MurMiTuree Off"yCemen Dr Brick EarhPressure Tank (o Basin (o) Pit Tree t I I CommuandSold Iron maso Brocklaying Concrete Masonry Masonry Well Wall ()reT (No a ) (No.) MatureTree YoungTree (o ______M udure MaoI Daping Administrative OffIce 5246.59 110.88 1606.18 18.7 34 26 5 3 0 64 100 351 Majiahe 3 6730.24 0 0 1472.83 75.82 0 0 0 42 6 0 0 0 0 0 224 654 501 Qiantang 1460.3 0 546.01 46.89 10 0 0 0 0 33 299 32 Zaoshi 2255 25 0 670.03 20.29 16 1 0 0 0 153 308 169 ______Nantang 3014.69 0 256.79 8.64 16 4 0 0 0 38 47 300 Qunfeng 4 4517.19 39.33 0 579.01 91.06 0 0 0 28 5 0 0 0 0 0 85 258 947 Xiangyun 1690.71 39.33 138.35 74.78 10 4 0 0 0 44 28 653 Hehua 2218.6 0 242.16 16.28 10 1 0 0 0 39 48 275 Xingbin 503.53 0 198.5 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 102 19 Gaotailing 104.35 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 city 40.12 498.88 Zhuzhou___ 122Enterprise 172 312 466 I Zhuzhou 1 9 10291.59 2263.9 0 2159.42 660.88 0 0 0 36 1 3 31 0 5 0 172 312 466 Leidashi 9 10291.59 2263.9 0 2159.42 660.88 0 0 0 36 1 3 31 0 5 0 1 172 312 466 CangshayieResidential CommiMee 1637.578 21.93 403.46 0 2 1 1 6 0 12 10 19 Gongdaoye Residenbal Commitee 924 98 139.62 338.64 221.91 0 0 0 7 0 2 2 11 Shengtang 308.57 169.2 21.5 1.83 3 0 0 5 1 7 57 23 Shengh 330.77 156.64 226.4 119.12 4 0 0 5 3 6 13 64 Longtang 659 53 113.93 0 16.55 4 0 1 1 0 30 135 93 Chengwei 696.42 306.21 57 25 0 5 0 0 1 1 78 27 192 Xiashi 141028 396.67 27.76 0 13 0 1 3 0 26 47 22 Qingshijie 1358 44 168 452.99 13 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 6 Panshi 1540.25 46.2 163.6 48.45 5 0 0 0 0 10 18 36 County Enterptsey 1424.77 745.5 467.82 240.02 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 XEangtan 1 9 17 32080.73 163.07 183.33 8977.87 5801.96 345.03 181.26 467.07 98 55 37 303 15 1 519 416 334 1446 Yuetang 9 17 32080.73 163.07 183.33 8977.87 580196 345.03 181.26 467.07 98 55 37 303 15 1 519 416 334 1446 Yu g 9Dongpng 1 4520.39 15.25 0 1429.71 2.64 0 4.96 42.29 3 0 0 10 7 0 50 32 8 182 Don g Hengje 4520.39 15.25 1429.71 2.64 4 96 42.29 3 10 7 50 32 8 182 Jianshe 1 2277.73 0 17.5 713.53 293.7 0 0 2.05 2 0 0 18 0 0 6 3 1 22 Daqiao 2277.73 17.5 713.53 293.7 2.05 2 18 6 3 1 22 X)acheng 1 810.08 0 0 94.88 0 0 1.75 6.25 1 0 1 9 0 0 13 4 11 30 Shunjiang 810.08 94.88 1.75 6.25 1 1 9 13 4 11 30 Baota 3 8473.24 0 110.89 2659.69 246 12 0 36.74 141.43 36 2 14 75 8 0 131 66 91 301 Donghu 3708.31 110.89 2400.98 87 37 35.47 12 2 3 42 3 80 28 70 186 A-10 Housing Appendix Facilities Indexes Detail Table for CZTFCLR Project Attached Table 2-3 AppendihBudding County Toship. 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L°V,V 3 i4 46 14 46 Wm-nV.Mge Ci. 7 21 867 21 076 WnhnVibg. _ _ = ~~~ ~ ~4 ~ ~~I/7 ~ ~~Phi.S9 17 59hn hg ______= A-16 Produetion Resettlement Population Calculation Table Atcead Tabla 5-2 Cultivated Land Before Excavation Excavaton Cultuated Land Leftover Cultivated Land Dry Land Production Resettlement Section County Town Vlrlage Group Pgipulturn Subtotal Paddy Field Dry Land Subtotal Paddy F,eld Dry Land Subtotal Paddy Field Area ( Area Population (Person) (District) PA(rilur (m)Area Per Capit Area (mu) Area Area Ar () Area Area Per Capit p) ~~~~~~~~ ~(m) ~~~(Person)(mu/Person) Ae(m) (mu) (mu ) Ae m) (mu) (mu) (MufPerson)Ae.(u (m 860749 397886 3572 Total 5 14 41 161 20489 1500775 073 973450 527325 242715 113276 129439 12580.61 061 3746 51 1363 28 2029 ChWV" 2 3 12 57 8310 6702.01 0 81 4514.28 2187 73 1592 22 767 76 824 46 5109 79 0 61 747 Chegal 1 6 25 4032 3503 65 087 2867 85 635 80 606 78 494 91 111 87 2896 86 0 72 2372 93 523.93 78 494.91 111 87 2896 86 0 72 2372.93 523 93 747 ______Muyun 6 25 4032 3503.65 0.87 2867 85 635.80 606 55 195 Santung 6 1039 886 23 0 85 723 73 162S0 159.98 123 03 36 95 726 25 0 70 600 69 125 S8 Nantuo 1 219 219.60 1 00 181.20 38 40 57 86 36. 3 21 73 161 74 0.74 145.07 16 67 68 Yaotertg 5 780 850.71 1 09 723.91 126 80 73 40 58 14 15 26 777 31 1 00 665.77 111.54 270 Fergeheng 9 1363 968 85 0.73 845.85 143 00 19121 168 40 2.81 797 64 0 S9 657 45 140.19 21 Lianhe 2 292 315.00 1 08 206 00 109 00 23 40 15 00 8 40 291 60 1 00 191.00 100 60 136 Muyun 2 339 243 26 0 72 187 16 56 10 10 93 74 21 26.72 142.33 0 42 112.95 29.38 0 52 1373 58 839.35 1282 Tirnting 2 6 32 4278 3198 36 0.75 1646 43 1551 93 985 43 272 85 712 58 2212.93 58 797.52 1248 Datuo 5 31 4147 3141.66 0 76 1646.43 1495.23 970 56 272 85 697 71 2171.10 0 52 1373 409 Xinglong 13 1526 1277.00 0 84 753.00 524 00 351 48 12 00 239 48 925.52 0 61 641 00 284 52 139 Deluo 4 467 267.85 0 57 172.15 95 70 8144 65 19 16 25 186 41 0 40 106 97 79 45 X uii 3 507 282 50 0 56 195 40 87 10 62 34 43 81 18 52 220 17 0 43 15159 68 58 108 24 270 Hutnghe 7 1079 806.68 0.75 48968 317.00 207.91 35 15 172 76 598.77 0 SS 454 53 144 HisHtti 4 568 507.63 089 36 20 471 43 267 41 16 70 250 70 240 23 0 42 19 50 220 73 321 34 X_atXpu 1 1 131 56.70 0 43 56.70 14 87 14 87 41.83 0 32 41.83 2 131 56.70 0 43 5670 1487 1487 41.83 032 4183 34 1 0.63 0 77 745 53 365.1 255 Zhohtn 1 3 5 15 1444 1307 32 0 91 867 44 439 88 196 69 121 91 74 78 74553 36510 255 Yuett4g 3 5 15 1444 1307.32 0.91 86744 43988 19669 12191 7478 111063 077 75 25.65 107 YqjiWarw 2 4 565 372 64 0 66 311 36 61 28 60 24 24 61 35 63 312.40 0 b5 286 65 107 Haotatng 4 565 372.64 0 66 311 36 61 28 60 24 24 61 35 63 312 40 0 55 286 75 25 45 97 30 3915 798 23 0 91 458 78 33945 148 ______HetarHg 3 11 879 934 68 106 55608 378 60 136 Yipa 1 112 6100 0.54 49 40 1160 10 89 7 48 3 41 5011 0 45 4192 8.19 21 91 Zheang 9 620 776.48 125 419 48 357 00 102 07 66 33 35 74 674 41 109 353.15 32126 36 Zhubu I 147 97.20 0 66 87 20 10 00 23 49 23 49 73.71 0 50 63 71 10 00 595 64 248 11 497 Xilti 1 3 7 21 2545 1049.31 0C41 682 05 367.26 205 56 86 41 119 15 843 75 0.33 595 11 497 Yuettrg 3 7 21 2545 1049 31 0.41 682 05 367 26 205 56 86 41 119 15 843.75 0.33 64 248 102 47 215 soota 3 11 1382 46967 034 343 33 126 34 78 58 54 71 23 87 391.09 0.28 28862 95 92 1 66 11 26 85.42 0 11 1.04 84 38 109 ______Dongthu 5 769 98.34 0.13 2 70 64 12 49 Jiangbatn 3 350 201.20 0 57 176 00 25 20 29 46 21 54 7 92 171.74 0 49 154 46 17.28 57 Yunptn 3 263 170.13 0 65 164 63 S S0 36 20 31 51 4 69 133 93 0 51 133.12 0.81 5 89 46 34 55 87 0.17 0.11 55.76 131 ______8MSMtg 1 3 327 108 10 0 33 6 00 102 10 52 23 A-17 Production Resettlemnent Population Calculation Table Aitactd Table 5-2 Cultivated Land Before Excavation Excavation Cultivated Land Leftover Cultivated Cminty Town ~~~~~~~Agncu/lureSubtotal Paddy Feied Land Secion(Drtnyt (Toywsh, Village Group Population Dry Land Subtotal Paddy Field Dry Land Subtotal Paddy Field r ad Production Resettlement p1 Prsn Area Per Capita Area AraArea Area Per Capita ______(mu) (mu/Person) Area Population (Personf) Area (mu) (mu) (m Area (mu) (mu) (mu) (mu/Person) Area (mu u ______Bantang 3 327 108 10 0 33 6 00 10210 52 23 5 89 46 34 55 87 017 011 55 76 131 ______Helang 3 7 836 471 54 0 56 332 72 138 82 74 75 25 81 48 94 396 79 0 47 306 91 89.88 151 DiShUl 4 469 250 04 0 53 182 22 67.82 63 36 15.52 47 84 186.68 0 40 166.70 19.98 126 YVJpa 2 259 17280 0.67 107 80 65 00 2.70 1.60 1 10 170 10 0 66 106 20 63 90 5 Zhubu 1 108 48 70 0 45 42 70 6.00 8 69 8 69 40 01 0 37 34.01 6 00 20 Zhehftou 2 5 74 8190 5949 12 1 48 3670.74 2278 38 432 68 156 67 276 01 5516 44 1 38 3519.81 2002 37 791 Tianyuan 4 13 54 6216 4445 58 0 72 2411.02 2034 57 357 27 106 30 250 97 4088 31 0 66 2310 46 1783.60 671 Song3han 3 8 1019 363.05 0.36 363 05 18.98 18 98 344 07 0 34 344.07 50 Donghu 2 237 94.60 0.40 94 60 4 89 4 89 89 71 0 38 89 71 12 ______Dapmng 3 309 84.19 0 27 84 19 5 62 5 62 78 57 0 25 78.57 17 Liarrhua 3 473 184 25 0 39 184 25 8.47 8 47 175 78 0 37 175.78 21 Oinshantu 2 14 1749 561 20 0 32 100 00 461 20 77 75 iO1 75 74 483 45 0 28 97.99 385 46 297 Xupadrong 2 458 25000 0 55 10000 150 00 16 47 2 01 14 46 233 53 0 51 97.99 135 54 36 Zhangliayuan 12 1291 311 20 024 311 20 61 28 61 28 24992 019 249.92 261 Tovrni 11 1204 89775 075 62105 27670 11992 4238 77.54 77783 065 57867 19916 171 Zeoshi 4 466 464 75 1 00 288 05 176 70 49.33 26 53 22 80 415 42 0 89 261 52 153 90 49 Nantang 4 517 303 00 0 59 252 50 5050 20 71 519 15 52 282 29 0 55 247.31 34.98 35 Oirntang 3 221 130 00 0 59 80 50 49 50 49 88 10 66 39 22 8012 0 36 69 84 10.28 87 Ounfeng 5 21 2244 2623 59 1 17 1689 97 933 62 140 62 61 91 78 71 2482.97 1 11 1628 06 854 91 153 Hehua 9 1237 1195 32 0 97 991 65 203 67 80 97 22.70 58 27 1114 35 0.90 968 95 14540 82 Xiangyun 4 295 630 00 214 222 00 408 00 14 27 5 53 8 74 615 73 2.09 216.47 399.26 7 ______Xtangbin 5 421 625 37 1 49 314.02 311.35 12 11 3 89 8 22 613 26 1.46 310.13 303.13 8 Changling 1 100 51 00 0 51 51 00 7.28 7 28 43 72 0.44 43.72 14 Gaotailin£g 2 191 12190 0.64 111 30 10 60 25.99 22 51 3 48 95 91 0 50 88.79 7.12 42 _ huzhou 1 6 20 1974 1503.53 0 76 1259 72 243 81 75 41 50 37 25 04 1428 13 0 72 1209 35 218.78 120 dTown 6 20 1974 1503 53 0 76 1259 72 243 81 75.41 50 37 25.04 142813 0 72 1209 35 218.78 120 Shengt ng 4 520 378 55 0 73 327.50 51.05 13.36 6.18 7.18 36519 0.70 321.32 43.87 19 Shngli 5 S0 247.73 0 44 222.00 25.73 8.38 2.09 6 29 239 35 0.43 219.91 19.44 21 PnsNi 4 434 269 35 062 242.18 27.17 2902 23 04 5 98 240 33 0 55 219 14 21.19 49 Longtang 1 63 92.50 147 56.50 36.00 1.79 1.06 0 73 90 71 144 55.44 35.28 1 Chergw 4 395 320 90 0 81 282 04 38.86 19.57 16.13 344 301 33 0 76 265.91 35 42 26 Xtaahi 2 203 194 50 0.96 129 50 65 00 329 1.87 142 191 22 0.94 12763 6359 4 A- 18 Production Resettlement Planning Table Adod Adjustment Culltvated Land Aquiculture Slockbreedog Second. Third Industry TotalW-thin SubtotalGroupi AdjustrmntAdjustmnt Out Group ~~~~~~~~~~~~~NoofTransfer C t1 (Tom} Vtbgo Group R;rsepMut)rmnnttmu) R.of sNo No of No of Fish Pond N of m of No. of Resettlement (Dabict) (Towiship) ~~~PoUlaAeneaReettlemeAr(ma) Resettlement Item RosetSemen Itern Resettlement (an (mu) Person) Parson) Person(eron)(Pesol) Peron TotU 5 14 41 161 3572 150567 2700 119251 1850 76 76 90 359 347 CthLV 2 3 12 57 2029 1041.51 1966 78173 1221 259 78 745 _ 63 = Chwhe 6B 25 747 452 93 727 404.98 611 47.94 116 20 Mulyun 6 25 747 452 93 727 404.98 611 47 94 116 . 20 S nxng 6 195 126.11 195 126.11 195 Hua npapmg 8 8 01 6 8 01 8 Danaopi 42 25.28 42 25 28 42 Zhuahn 40 25 53 40 25.53 40 _ . ~~~~~~~ ~ ~~45 ~ ~~~Ljjppin26 11 45 26 11 45. HepoV 25 15.81 25 15.81 25 _ Datng 36 25.37 36 25.37 36 _ Nantuo 1 58 42.61 58 4261 5s _ ~ ~ ~~58 ~ ~~~~~~~~~42 61 se ~~~442 61 58 Yot 5 68 65 24 68 65 24 68 _ Tuanyuan 6 563 6 5.63 6 ______ymoung 29 2303 29 2303 29 . _ Aa9V 9 10.26 9 10.26 9 Longwrmno 12 12 8 12 12.88 12 -_ - Youtulng 13 13 43 13 1343 13 Fengcneng 9 270 149.50 270 149.50 270 1 37 20.71 37 2071 37 . 2 28 16.91 28 1691 28 ______3 28 17 93 28 17 93 28 4 26 17 29 1 26 17.29 26 . =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 35 13 51 35 13 51 35_= 6 33 15 71 33 15.71 33 _ . 7 22 16.60 22 16 60 22 _ 8 ~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~14 gi- 33 ~ ~~~~~~~3814 95 38__ 1121 15.89- 21 is 89 21. L r6 2 2 21 21552 21 215 1 21 ______5 Yo 31nzitang 13 14 81 13 14 81 13 3 408 Myuangang6 71 4 6 71 3 Muyun 2 136 47 94 116 47 94 116 Ser17e, transport Trade 20 0 ~~~~~~~Calchang63 20 42 53 _20 42 53 .Servtc Industry _0 Muyun 73 27.52 63 27 52 63 _Transport _ Tinxin 2 6 32 1282 58858 1239 376 74 610 211.64 629 3_ ^ tuoD 5 31 1248 580.17 1213 0A376 74 610 203.42 602 35 Xrsog" 13 409 237.06 409 202 48 333 34.58 76 Yu tang 4.72 6 4 72 _ i W nt ng ~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1915.32 t9 15.32 19 I tn 9 7.30 9 7.30 9 . u ~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~45227 45 22.72_455 . . __ 27.nga-&VW 24 18.87 24 18.67 24 === = Sh5h1wg 32 la855 32 is855 32 _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Hwgra_3217 21.67 76 21 67 31 348 7 _ Hqwong 33 19 65 33 19 65 33_ A-19 Production Reettlement Planning Table AudKd Tabl 5-3 ______Adjustment Cu.n,ated Land Aquiculture Slockbreed,ng Second. ThordIndustry Total Subrtotal Adjustment WVthn Group Adjustment Out Group NNo. of NoeseTlnsfee Xinpuzi 43 23 14 43 23 14 43 __ Sujptao 48 -21 55 48 21 55 48 ChanonaToowu 8 7 28 8 7 28 8 _ Zhubaoyuan 35 21 90 35 21 90 35_ Datuo 4 1 39 45 46 124 3 36 5 42N10 1 1 8 __ Restaur ntt Commerce Peo u_esetVernon52 14 79 42 _e 14 79n42 Rest(ur nt 10 Shanghuangsuping 19 5 17 14 5.17 14 Commerce 5 Kelilichoern53 36 5 3 36 5 Ganhuzi 62 22 14 62 22214 62 _ XSgang 3 108 41 80 108 1 41580 108 Lrjirbrez ~46 17 13 46 _ 17 13 46 _ Ltaniaxwu 59 2281 59 22 81 59 uXanpuyuan 1987 4 2 87 4 Huanghe 7 270 138 76 270 10131 174 37 45 96 Da3heng 62 3159 62 31459 62 __ GangkoJu 68 26 38 68 26 36 68 IaPngshng 68 37579 68 37 79 68 Changtang Ia l5 46 18 11 46 18 H_ngg_3z 128 11 06 28 11 06 28 Shangzh_ _gp_n_ 21 15 25 21 25 1 3 _ _ __ _21 __ LXuazongpeng 6 5.22 6 5 22 6 5 __He_sh_ 4 321 117 08 301 69 59 97 47 49 204 Service.Commerce 20 1-lanw__an 27159 24 11 144 24 11 1449 Cmm_re is Gushutang 66 23638 61 23 38 61 Service kidstry S Tarjwl tonq 49 33 79 49 33 79 49 _ _ _ 640211m~~~~~~~~~~Bsziig48 35 80 48 35 80 48 - _1 X nkaspu 1 34 8 42 26 8 42 26 8 ______Henggsngzt 34 8 42 26 8 42 268Resturant = _~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 34 8 42 26 _8 ~~ 42 26 Restaurant8 Zhtrn _ 3 4 14 255 172 26 249 15126 207 21 42 6 Yus t 3 4 14 255 172.26215226 249 207 21 42 6 Y'wrn ts _ 4 107 54 3 101 35 3 63 19 38 _ 6 H_otang a4 107 54.3 101 35 3 63 19 38 Transpo1 6 _Lawu 54 212 48 2 2 10 194 38 Transport 6 sdang 29 19 72 29 19 72 29 Dulshang 6 4 38 6 4 38 6 - ______Gunu 15 1 15 5 18 3 1 10 148 117 96 148 115A96 144 2 4 _ ~~~~~~~~~~~Y*aa 21 9.65 21 7 65 17 2 4 = ~~~~~~ ~~~~21 ~~~~DtNrnO9 65 21 7 65 17 2 4 _ 21a~~~~~~Zwng a 91 90.31 91 90 31 91 6 iy no 11 10 01 11 10 01 11 _ _ - ~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~Yy131 11 83 13 '6'83 . 37 Zhoutia ~~64 7 02 64 7 02 64 _ _ ~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~Datuo12 14.52 12 14 52 12 ______ A-20 Production Resettlemnt Planning Table Table 5-3 ______Total 3 _t AdjusOOeCuftvateds5 Land Aqucullure Storkbreed,r.9 Second. Thlrd Industry Courty Townl Reseoleerme Subtotal Section Ad1usOT)entWM,rn Group AdjustmenhOut Group NO0Raseoent Goua NollagfNoRo No of Ara No, of F,shiPond NoofN sotfmn settllemenNotem Son(Dtenctt (Growns(uo) ~ Reseoleenl 5rea Resetement Aea esettementNo(un)(mu) ! Resetiement Item Resettlemen1Pmn Item d eseOsennmnR ((mu) mu Person) (mu) (Person) (mu) IPerson)I (erson) (Person) (Person) Zhubu 1 36 18 36 18 36 Datuo 36 18 36 18 36 Xingten I 3 7 21 497 80 07 207 76.77 196 3 3 11 290 Yuet 3 7_ 21 497 80 07 207 76.77 196 3 3 - 290 Dong3hu 51 1209 2.73 1215 2 73 12052 1 __ Commrnene - 8°4 ______2 12 0.48 4 0.48 4 =Cq mm1ce8 4 22 0 84 46 084 6 = =Commrr i 50 0.49 7 0 49 7 Commenam 43 W ~~~~~~~ ~~Jiangbion3 4t 49 ig84 39o 19 24 39 Commera 130 Be.ting _____23_28 t 2 ___23__ 8 Yunpan 3 57 24 46 49 21 16 38 3 3 11 comme e a8I Tange4 2 29 12A4 24 12 48 24 _ _ Commercrt 5 2 6 88 8 6 88 6 3 8antng 1 3 131 2.7 la 27 16 115 Bantang 3 131 2 7 16 2 7 1 16 _ Contmmrce 1tS YWangD9zuo 20 ° 3 2 I 120.480 03 48 4 42 Comnierce~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1Commerce la0 Fbt r9 3 7 151 30 94 78 30 94 78 73 Shuangbu 4 126 25178 s6 25 76 68 58 X.80a 1i 23 9.31 19 9.31 19 Rest urant 4 = Ft~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~utw44 4.37 19 4.37 19 Tnanspont 25 Wuling 39 5.92 16 5 92 16 1Restaurant 23 Xu)u 20 6.16 14 Ole 14 Comrnerce 6 Shanshan 3 1813 3 1.83 3 Xinba 2 1 5 2 1 5 2 _ 1 20 185 5 1 85 5 _15 Zhuzhou 2 5 is Sa9i 7291 211.83 278 182.75 226 76 76 90 Comrr 5347 n nywn 4 12 50_ 671 15585 193 126.77 141 29 08 52 61 61 - 70 347 __ _ Dt-W-2 150--- _ - L-_= __2 =2 1 D" 3 n 17 _ -17 _ = ~ ~ ~~~42= ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~3 2 __~~~~~~~~SWJ -42_ 21.1_ - ___= __ T 297 12 XZ _--______=-~~~~~~2 3 A-21 Productlon Resetlernent Planning Table Agd Adjustment Cultivated Land Aquiculure StoCkbreeding Second. Third Industry Total Suboloal Adjustment Within Group Adjustment OutGroup No.of Transfr Countny NooofRNoet NoemenF h Pond N fN o oo S n (° (Topuhlp) Vaillae Group P) ulon Area Resottiemen Area Resettement teem Resetlemen Item Resettement P no (mu)R satemni Ar" Resattement Reselttlement (u Prson) (Person) Prsn ______l ma1 3 1 80 1 3 9 7 0 6_ _ _ _ 3 1 Zhanuau4 12 2611n 231 l 273 Hu2ang 3 _27 _n10 21 0 21 7 45 45 820 2 0 12 1 11 12 12 11 __ 1 13 11 1 15 __---24 _ 2 _ = --- _ __ __=_~~2 248 MUhTor 11 171 7803 113 56 51 75 2 52 38 23 23 35_ _~ os _Z 4 49 41383. 4 183 49 _ ___ 3Shangc 23 1932 23 1932 23 Hut7ng 1 3 9 23 13 9 23 13 ___ 1Hte8g 6 6 6 6 6 = ~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~Mash,7.28 7 7 28 7 Nantang 4 3385 9 1.2 365 9 19 8 48 16 _Cuosha 28 9 9 18 9 9 12 Zhushan 1 0579 1 079 1 Dayuan 4 4 48 8 4 48 8 Oiantang 87 17 03 29 3 99 7 13 04 22 23 23 35 _ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~Huj.a13 8.07 13 3 99 7 4.08 a 6uansh 14 3 36 6 3 36 6 12 Zaokt se 5.6 10 se 10 11 11 Breading 35 _ ~~~~~~Ounieng4 17 153 77 82 s_o 70 26 66 7 56 14 38 38 _35. _ Hehu 8 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~82 40 02 42 40 02 42 20 20 20 _ ~~~~~ ~ ~3 ~~~~~Ysowu3.15 3 3 15 3 Bafang 3 2 79 1 3 1 2 79 3 Zhran I _ C 9 1 0 89 I Wanltng I 0 82 1 0 82 Xrnohia 1 03 i 03 Xiaomss so 13 67 15 13 67 15 is 15 BrFefdmng 2 = ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~Hutr,ng19 13 95 14 13 95 14 S S __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Hopmng4 3.72 4 3 72 4 _ ~~~~~~~XrGyun3 7 13.45 7 13 45 7__ 7 I 2 23 1 2 23 1_ a 4 7 24 4 7 24 4 is 2 3 98 2 39S 2 _ Xr4ngtm ~ ~3 8 11.12 a 11.12 a Walft"n 5 Is7s 5 e 75 5 _ Zhr4n ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~22.78 2 2 78 2 _ ~~~~~Gengkou 1l59 1 l 59 1 CtBlng ~ ~~~1 1'4 ~4o 4 08 8 6 I _~~~~= ~ ~~~~~~~~~14 4 08 8 408 6 8 A-22 ProducUon Resettlenont Planning Table Table 5-3 At~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~oa Tolal Adjustment Land 11rimfy Town ~~~Cultvted Aq.,cult.re Stoc)rbreeding Second, Third Indutry Subtotal Adjustmenl Within Group Adjustment Out Group No OfTransf (DealnC) (TownapGrp Posputmatio ~~N f Fs od No of No (Distict)T--") Village oplbo Of No of Resettlement Ae No10 Arafo f Nra o f FfhPodResettlement Itemn Reselttlement Itern Resettlement Prsn (mu) (mu) IResettlement Resettlement Rese mnt (mu) (Feo) pro) (mu) (mu) (eum (Person) (person) (Person) ~~(Person) (Person) II Gaotaing 2 42 9.15 15 5 67 9 3 48 6 12 12 15 Daojia 33 3.48 6 348 6 12 Breeding 15 .______Hebian 9 5.67 9 567 9 _ F m Zhuzlhou 1 6 19 120 55.98 85 55 98 85 s15 15 _ 20 Ldv Town 6 19 1200d 55.98 85 98 85 15 15 20 PShngtbng 4 19 13 32 39 13 32 19 __ _ _ Charigtang 4 2 64 4 2.64 4_ 6 ShPngga1ng 2 1 2742 142 2 _ b ~ ~~~~~~~~~~Wantang 2 1 56 2 I156 2 Shen Gen t1 7.7 11 7.7 11 _ _ShengE _ _ TT,4 21 1.54 3 1.56 31 a8o C 4 26 S1729 26 4 26 69 S____u_Dat6 8 52.8 8 5 8 P____eans 2 49 18.92 42 392 3745 7 Ch____ D langp 8b 3. 8 39 6 Logtn Yangele 5.13 9 513 9 = ______Xlsngyangr_3 306 3 3.06 3 ______i=shi Lietto" 2 4=952.92 2 2. 12 2 ___ =-=_a ______a_lou ______2 4.68 2 1.68 A 23 LongW*I -1 1 44 1I 1." 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LA 64 -. .3 .3 LALALALA4. -4 44. LA 4A ALA 0 4LA4. 84.LALA 4.g LAo8O LALALALA 0 e 0 -- LA.30.3 LA - _ _ __ o-4LA 8 8LALA4 LA 4. LA .3 - o C - .3 - ' ' LA - o o - - LA - 4.00 0 8 0 .3 LA 04 -4 LA LA4. LAg .. .. 088 ___ w __ LA4. LA LA LA LA - 4 '4 LA 4. LA LA LA .3 - -4 LA 4,-4 0- 8LA ? LA.3 4.j LA 88 .- 8 o *4. LA LA 0 LALA4. a 4. o LA 8 LA LALA a 0000000 8 a 04.LA4.4LA0 -* -4LA - 0 -. -i - LA LA 4. LA LA 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 LA LA LA LA 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 8 AL LAAL 0 LA LA 888 a 0 4.LA 0LALALALALA8LA 4. ------Attached Table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Changsha Section) ZO0l4 rFIR41 ;ff*,%o 21005 2006 ltt~~~~a i O*hItr. 3~t fi1f- 0 II112,1 2 3 4 06 7 9 9 10 11 12 1 2 I I. Ra."ttl.amst .ad kAb&I 3 4 5 6 7 9 9 10 It12 2 3 4 0 6 7 8 9 1-.. Ilt.tiaa pea'M 36 Lft0 27003*]OflI3H 200.34E20iI0Fl W 3 2. N-apop.r p.bIIloatloI- ti- I 0 IWOE 20013 1llO2.5E 2OOVFI2f0IH 4 3. Upp-r ..thtIbtiy apprIa 0 IfWH 2003*11938 2003* lIM 14E 0 4. Sobal1 to1 the Boo, r.otId I -ItVH 2003 If )I1 l9 210 32IlOI00 9 E 6 IL1 Imleowmt.tlu, pra.w.tI. 203 IftE0 2003*100980 2001lF9M240 . 7 I. Organloat no at-egtl,,.nl 6 TfWE 2003*]OI E0 2003*10O ISB B 2. PobII, par1Ikpatlon 37 IWOE 2004*21IISE 2004*31F26H 9 2. 1 Noile of land -connlnad0 ... Inn- 5I f E 2004*295H 2004*21125H 0 2.2 MAWot -ce lo 20 IWfO 2004IF2fi0 2(0l4I: i3O3 II1 . 2. 3 PolIep aod crteIao- nnon1 I0WfO 20l04if2 O5E 2l614*090 12 2.4 Indloldoa pt,pn...o1 ool- pobI rIlaI . 1III 002 20 IWfO 21004 -3 PI I 20042"Pi26 E 13 2.5 Ibat nie~oI.i 10 IfWO 2OO4JV3OI00O 200OOiI 30 f3l 14 . 3. Fond In ponltlno 01010la 12237 91 100 IfWO 20041f30lI 700429 Pi24 E 05 4. Land aonontln- an,d rboIn g- .... t 60 -I fE 20042F31125 2000IF81 160 is 4. I Land a-qokil. Io Sr--at *0 20,94.0 0,0 IWOH 2004IF311259 2004*6Oq2 E 12 4.2 Laind adjonoet ag- een .n 1041.02 60 TIfWO 20042F3R2,H MOW60 (fi0 19 4.3 WnItrocIn coapenntlon agec.et nIt 0 40 IfWO 20042F31`258 2004*5f] 190 19 4,4 reo-anee pentnJeoaI- og.--wro 1)9 ,02 60 TfWE 2004*311251 2001429; 100B 20 S. lde-liflcnl- of -aterol ...nltorlogno 6 IfWO 2003*11MI7H 20032FI1O240 21 111. ba.ttI.aat lvel1hood rteetratlam 587 TfWO 2004*49[B 2006IF6030fO 22 1. lodioldoal o -opnat diabornea-t 592 IWfO 2004*4O 10 20W216123H 23 2. Boone t-connoc Hoit 002 590 IWfO Z200411M50 2006F6 PI300 24 2. R-aldential alto le-INg Hu 002 5800 TfW 2004fF4)15 2006"6030O 25 2.2 Hoaa.. nntroction 1111 002 574 IWOtE 2004*4O120E 20061F6030O E.l 26 2.3 None Into ne hoo.t. H1l 002 022 IWfOE 2004 F7O 10E 20006I 6930 E 27 Bone book 99 491 022 ITOE 2004fW7fll0 20062F6M300 I. 28 alto, reloltoe HIl 19 90 TIWOE 20042f 9I El0 20052P394E 29 3. Fnteprln andtnoW eoation it 05 173 IWOE 2004IF4115E .004;Fl2O1 ID . .... 30 4. Din.... I Win.dlo I 56nc02 TIfWO 2004If4 20 260E06(2F( 20 0 31 S. rb 5or12 IWfOE 2001fIII 0l 200fi;F4 028 E 32 0. Bater 1 .o9pply 042TfW 2004~4A lID 2OO6;F4fO28 33 5.2 Poa- -opply 532 TfWOE 20042f40i O 20062F40)l41B.-- 34 5 3 Rod 537 SIfWE 20104IFl4 II 7006*4 02I El I 30 6. Pobllc,fclll-lc 0:2 TfIEW 2021I4 Pi IEl 2fl04 10PiI0E 36 IV. Prod-tlga r-attionwi I0TfWO 200III43)126E 2006EF30 I El-- 37 . . Ag,lcoItre ~tene). I-en P-to 1966 504 IWfOE 2004F3193026E 2000W3 0 I 0i 3 I I1a1,lo groop an 791.71 329 IWOt 2004*I I fl26 2(062 I 0I H 39 Paddt fIeld an 73.17 329 IfWH 200d;II01268 20I06 f3PI IE 40 Dr, land *o 208.07 329 -IWO 2004~12Fl268 2(b06,F3 I0] 41 1 2 L-ad adj-1-.1r oni of gro-p an 209. 79 466 IWOE 20(01*3 426 20I06~I 116E A.27 Attached Table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Changsha Section) 2004 2005 42Paddy find 1o76.2 270 IfVEB 20042FI2M27Dj 2000(i RO -. .:. 43Dry land an 83.059 2 AXIFB 2004*3Ri26BI 20042F3R29ED 44 2. oN..gri-aItr, reei--ripesn 63 30 TfVB 2004*10IFi 20042f2fI2RI0 45 g..ipet Io,,a 30 It V E 2004~ilR1) I E 20041f 2R] IOE 46 Tran.port per on. Ii) 30 IIfV E 2004 I )I IE 2004 i2R12)OIB 47 Sesr es,, 10 30 IlVH 20044 1iIMiB 2004 12R i0 E 48 Coa.eria peIroI 20 30 II'fEiH 2004 IFII) l 2004 12M Elo 49 V. ligaI.Il f.IlitI.s r.a.aastrustl. 120 IiiiE 20049FiiRiH 2005*4f LO1BF so I Lod 600ITfV 2004* iRI E 20005i2iBM1 Si Siaple high..y it. 3.60 60 If B 200,1I4IIl~ 20050*)I21 B 52 Tractorrood ik. 0. 12 20 I1WB 200411FII El~ 20042VIIJ28BI 53 2. Pnoar 1n. 90I4fVB 200411iARiBF 2O00*3M4fi-I 81Ilgboig,ln k. 8. 88 90 IfEI 2004 IF IIMIB 2005*3R4 E Lo olae irk. 8.06 90 TIft 2004if1I)BI 2005*3M4EB 06 Tr..naforar No. It 60 .1itF 2004*1L9I iB 2005*iR 21iH 57 3. iei. keeo.aeto 6.06 00 -I fB 2004~ilR111I 20052FI )I7 H 58 4. Po.p vat Ion %o. 10 120 If0RB 2004* I7Ri 20052f,IRlBH 88 .CanalI k. 0.08 2011'fiF 2004*11 IRH 2004*1iifl26H 80 8. Ferry dok 1.. 70 _fIWB 2004*1)iRL 2005*2R4B 81 VI.Tralinig 438ITfH 20O39F2RiB E 2000VBM3B 6I2 1. R... etnl..et -arder training 47 I:ftH 2004W.2Ri19B 2900ff8f3EB...... 83 2. Renae.prdooton training 361IftEB 2003W 12RiB 2004*4M l16.. _ 84 ;VII. luoeg tw lggmnewtr 70 Itqw 20W4*lLO06)8R30B 65 IVIII. ExtrmsI mlatearlog r.pwrt 90 MO~B 2004*41PlOB 20061F0430E] UilIL T.k.-wp awemptamma 71-WBE 2006IF9RiD 20062YF9LLIILE 67 1.Vta si a U.p.at:a,Iu.tl." 3IfEB 2006* I IREl 20062F1iif3 H Citangaha1*4 Becimna I*...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.RanaltamanlS . i ) ...... A.2A AtlachedTable 12 i Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Zhaoshan Section) *0ii4 fta < EfR ~~ ~ ~~~IIF ~ ~~~~~~~~~fflib"M: ~~~~~~~~~~~tk5talElI U1144§ wtWi& 1. 0*"ttl=..t md R11babilitstlon Progrm 97 IttH 2003F7fl9R 2003W- Ii2O0 2 1. I Phy.ic-l inden innestigalion 13 TItH 2003*7R9D 200:1OF7)25D 3 1.2 Policy and criteria consoltation 5. ftEl 2003fF1013E 2003*10)17H 4 1.3 Ne.npapor pullili-ation ti-e 1 5 ft El 2003 10P27E 200:1*310)31H 5 1.4 Upper .othority appro-ol 10 TftH 200:1If3II3D 2003 IF,11l14D 6 1.5 Submitcc th. *orid lannk I ITfr 2003 Ft1120E 20031:1,1420E 7 11. Inpl_mntmtion prpratioc 283:1Iff 2003*l10)8H 2004*1 1 H f 2.1 Organj-ation w-rnngthening h IEtVD 2(70:3lo0n8 200:lFI09 I. 9 2.2 'Iuhlic participation 11 Ift H 200442M5fI 200400F:0f2:I to 2.2. INti..ce of land acqoinction ond -elocactin 15 ITfV1 2001*2,959 200 1*225El 1i 2.2.2 Kickoff meeting 20 ftF 2004*2Y5H 2WX)41F3J`3D 12 2.2.3 Polioy andcritcria opanneo.0 TfDH 2004f2)35H 2004*2J t18D i3 2.2.4 Individal copensation cost pottliejeacon 11l 192 10 TtH 2004*3,ID 20042:3)]12D 14 2.2.6 Heatsite ninit 10 ITfH 2004*39 IOD 2(XA4*3J2:3t 15 2.3 Fund in ponition 100000y000 4297.63 180 IttH 2004*3IEl 2004F1ft1 0 16 2.4 Land equinitlon and relocation .gree.ent 60 TftH 2004£3925fl 2004*616E 17 2.4. I Land actainitien agree-ent *o 886.08 45 TItE 2004*3m25H 20041F5126D 18i 2.4.2 Landadjnceant agremea.t *o 170.26 60 Tf E 2004*3J925D 2004IF6 16E 19 2.4.3 Enterprise relocation agree.ne- unit 12 16iIftH 2004*3t25H 20044 14EJ 20 2.4.4 reloca-te ralocation compenacti-n agreement IIH 182 1 IftHF 2004IF3)25F 2004*4fl 14F 21 2.0 Identification of eacernal .onitoring .nit I IftH 2003410Jl17E 2003*10,l17H 22 111. l.uttlant livtlihood restoration 196 IflF; 2004*3,426D 2004F1*2)124D 23 3.1 Indinidoal compennatioa cost dinh.rnne,nt 804.74 106 ITf:E 2004*3f26D 2004 "M 20E 24 3.2 He.narecoantroction 1111 182 88 ITIH 2004*6)25H 2004:10p)26H 25 3.2.1 Renidentil nite I.el ing IIH 182 1t IflH 2004I69226 2004*7) 1.SH 26 3.2.2 loase c-nstrction 1111 182 76 fIt 2004tf6l:t0H 2004 01D)12H 27 3.2.3 11ne-into non ho.enn 1111 182 40 IftE 20t4*9I ID 2004I*10D26H 26 BIne-back "" 182 40 Ift 2004F9J 1Dl 2004FI0C126H 29 3.3 Enterprise relocation unit 12 80 Itft 2004*7,26H 2004f1 1A26D 30 3.4 Dis antling and clearance 80 TtfH 2004IF9,6H 20I4 T12F24D 31 3.5 lnfrantructure 15 IffH 200444 IH 20O4F4 21H 32 3.5.1 later nupply 10 IfFH 2004IF4IDH 2004*4q14H 33 3.5.2 Po.er supply l0 IfTH 2004*F4JID1 2001 :4914I 34 3.5.3 Road 15 ITflE 2004*24D1HI 200-l4t,2IH 35 3.6 Public facilities 10 IfEl 2004F41DH 2(04IF4,l4H 3 lV. Prodmactiner.amttlment 86 IftD 2004EA3)q26D 20042F7D2:fH 37 4.1 Agri-ulture resettlem-nt person 249 86 IffH 2004fF3m26D 2001l 7 2:7H \ 29 AbschadTabl 12 I Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Zhaoshan Section) #iR44,: *8 *' s IUlk&RtWzb s"* gn 38 4.1.1 Lnd adjasteent 172.26 20 It6H 2004£3,9266 ,'] l . I H 39 Paddyfield 89.23 20 1ftH 2004*3,9260 2004*4)1226 40 Vegetable Ind *u 83.03 20 I 6tH 2004W-3/i266 2004*4M226 41 4.1.2 lpro-ing I.n yielding land *u 223.66 55 It H 20045FlA 1O 2004*7)23H 42 4. 1.3 De-eloping hed negetable *u 97. 11 25 Ifl:H 2004*oP 106 2004*6J 11 43 4.2 Non-agriculture resettle ent person 6 3 ITf 2004401 El 2004*4i5H 44 Transport person 6 3 WtH 2004*4fl 16 2004W-4956H 45 4.3 Enterprise resettlement person 48 10 1fPI 2004W-4J31 2004 4M 14E 46 T. Speial feilitie. oapuaetin, 30 IttH 2004 4 i6 2004*5A 12El 47i 6.1 Read kb 6.4 10 Itf'F 2004*4)1H 2004*4A 14E4 48 6.2 Pe..r line kb 27.1 30 IT H 20042F4M1H 2004IFSR 12E 49 | 6.3 Trensfarser %O 4 12 IfM6 2004*4) 11 2004*4.1166 60s 64 Telecon anication line k. 10.59 10 IttH 2004241 16 200410-4A 14H 61 665 Cable TV k. 2.3 7 ItE6 2004*041 IE 2004£4M96 62 TI. Training 455 Itl;H 2003094f22H 200560117H 63 I 1 Resettle ent carder training ti.e 7 40 IftE 2003f9M22H 2005IF2, 116 54 1 2 Relocstena pred-etion training tice 2 15 Ifl:H 2004W-6fl7H 2005*6)F17H 55 VII. Interal monitoring report lie/year 2 656 IJI:H 2004*3 I6H 2006 F9FI4E 62 11II Ratecral moditoring report tice2ynar 2 666 IttH 2004W-2M20H 2006iF9A86 69 IL Takeo-vr seceptan 20 IftH 2006*FI2) 119 2006*12Jj282H i7 L the World Bak poet-evaluation 20 ItfH 200741l26 2007*1l9296 A 30 Attached Table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Xiangtan Urban Section) WfR g# * asn& Ilm rt VA1-ml nraiM ewfi=* wut*; I 1. KRmttl.mmnt md Ibhibilitatian Program 79 ItH ..... 4n1 1 I 22003:1 I20H 2 1.1Physicail indexinvesigain 23 TftH 2003*8£4R 20303IF9)13f 3 1.2 Policy and criteria consultation 5 IftH 200:1RFl0913R 2003*10flh17E 4 1.3 Ne-mspyprpublilization tine 3 5 IfltH 21103$10M27H 2003W0M31H 5 1.4 Upper authority approcal 10 TftH 2003* ll3H 2003Vlulh4H 6 1.5Suhbit to the World lusk I I1fH 2003*411J2OH 200t213*I20H 7 11. 11l_-atstSon prmrmtioa 26:3 1ftH 2003WIO sH8 2004W1l195H a 2.1 Organination strengthening 6 T1f H 20103*10M8H 2003Fl0oM 15H 9 2.2 Pablic participutiun 34 Tf4H 2004W2fl5H 20O42F3,23H 1o 2.2. 1 Notice or land ucqoisition and relostion 15IS TffH 2004*2fl5H 2O04WF225EH II 2.2.2 Kickoff meeting 20 TItH 2004*21HS 2004*3:R3H 12 2.2.3 Policy and criteris openness 10 1ffH 20041t2M5H 20042tFM18H 13 2.2.4Individual compensationcost publici-noion 1111 261 10 IffH 20014t3)1H 2004*3Fll2H 14 2.2.5 Host site nisit 10 1ffH 2004*3)RIOH 200413H23:H lB 2.3 Fund in position 10()00yuan 7774.29 180 1ftH 2004*3H IE 2004 lI Ifl5.,H 16 2.4 lund acquisition und relocution agreemont 45 f1tH 20O4*-3f25H 20041f5R26H 17 2.4. 1 Lnd acquisition agreement mu 743.58 45 1ftH 2004*3fl25H 2004*5M26H s 2.4.2land adjustment ogreement mu 80.07 30 I1tH 2004I3M25H 2004*SflH 19 2.4.3 Enterprine reluontion compensation agreement unit 31 45 IttH 2004*3f25H 20041t5MF26H 20 2.4.4 relucatee relocation compensation agreent 1111 311 45 TffH 2004F3,125H 2004*5F926H 21 2.5 ldentification of external monitoring unit I 1ffH 2003F 10M17H 2003F 0fl17H 22 111 Rlemttlmmut livellihod remaoration 196 1 ftH 2004V,3)126H 2004F 12,24H 23 3. 1 Indinidual compensution cost dishbrs.oent 8H4.74 106 1f1H 2004*t3fl26H 2OO4f8M 20H 24 3.2 Housereco-struectin 1111 341 123 TffH 2004*6fl25H 2004WF12A14 25 3.2.1 Residential site Intel ing Hll 341 15 1ffH 20041F6f25H 2004*79 -sH 26 3.2.2 Houseconslruction H1ll 341 70 IffH 2004*6130H 20041Fl0M 12E 27 3.2.3 Mooe-intosea hoan-o 1111 341 75 Tf1lH 2004*9PI ID 2004*l2fl l4H 28 M-oe-bhc, 1111 341 75 1f1H 20040F9rHIH 2004 Fl2l 14D 29 3.3 Enterprise rclocati.. unit 31 90 lftH 200417fl26H 25041F11426H 30 3.4 Dismantling and clearance 80 1ftH 2004W9R6H 2001W*12M24H 31 3.5 Infrastructure IS f1tH 200455F4*1EH 2001*4M21H 32 3.5.1Water supply 10 fftH 2004;f41H 2004F4Al4H 33 3.5.2 Ponersupply 10 Tf1tH 200141:1lH 2004R*4I14H 34 3. 5.3Rod 15 T fH 2O041t4I1H 2OWF44f21H 35 3.6 Publie faciliLies 1011tH 2000F4WfIH 2004Mfll4H 36 IT. Productlon resettlement 96 1ftH 2004IF3J12fiH 200418qfiH 37 4.1 Agriculture resettlemtnt person 207 96 IttH 20O4*F326fH 2004*8R6H 38 4. 1. I Landadjustent 170.26 20 IftH 2004G3M426H 2004IF4fl22H A-31 Attached Table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Xiangtan Urban Section) WUti ff*lilt *1k fl IN IltElXl. Will 1 fa* INtO 39 Paddyfield 68.24 20 ItlS .t "IO,q.,l'IM8:El 40 Vegetable eInd mc 11.83 20 1ftH 2004*3fl26H 2004*4M228 41 4.1.2 lmproving 1- yielding Innd mu 295.31 65 1ft H 2004*5flq 10 2004*E8H68 42 4.2 Nen-agri-alt.re resettlement person 290 25 I168 2004*441H 2004*4858I 43 Ceeercial person 238 25 Tft8 2004*481 H 20046585H 44 Restnurant person 84 12 Ift1 2004*481H 2004*4R 16H 46 Tranaport person 25 5 11H 20042F481H 2004*4,97H 46 4.3 lnterprine re-ett leunt pyern'n 48 10 IftH 2(X14*787268 2104*88f6H 47 T. Spcial facilltiem remetructine 30 116H 2004*4M18El 2004*58 128 48 5.1 Road km 2.95 10 l16H 2004IF4IEl8 2004*4814E 49 5.2 Pen I ine km 19.85 30 £1ft 2004*4818H 2004*F5i12H 50 5.3 Teleee--ni-ati-n line k 11.91 10 £18t 2004*04 I1H 2004*4814H 51 5.4 Cable TV km 9.05 7 £T1H 2004*0418 2004*4898 52 VI. Training 455 1t8H 2003*98228 2005*6817H 53 1. Reettl ment carder training time 7 40 £168 2003*9822H 2005*2J 11H 54 2. Relocateen pradoetion training time 2 1 £168 2004*68l7E 2005*69178 55 VII. Imteraml mamiturim report time/year 2 656 £16t 20042F381E 2006*9848 62 VIII. itettl amoitoring reort time/year 2 666 1tfH 2004*E2,9208 2006*F988H 69 IL Tek-oer maceotme 20 £T16 2006*1281 2006*12,928H 70 L the WorldWeek post-evmluatine 20 £it68l 2007*1828jZF1k298 2007 8I A-32 Attached table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Zhuzhou Section) WU1, *6 p *1 ft irE 6iftflMI wtrmif I 1. es.ttlhst i01f* P4Et* md EebikIlH,tlin Priv 134I1ftH 2003I*612 2003*F 12f4IE 6 1. Pityslcal Ilidea I35testigat io 1*I6t 2003*662E 2it03*MI286 7 2. Policy oid criteria -outiniatOtt- 67 1f*E 2003IF6627H 2003*166-i266 8 Nespaper publiliiiation i.e 31 1f H 2003fFIIF27H 2003i26AI6 9 4. Ippr apptonai authorlty I f ft H 2003*i06 150 20i3*101131i6 10 5s Sub.t 1t thc WorId task I It1H 2003iFtI6i96 2003*F116i19E .11. 11 I -1itatsta pr.pntloa 255 1ftt 2003iF 10i48H 2004*2F96246 12 1 Ongisation strenttiettitim 6 f1*6 2003iT0IcF8 2003*I 0 6i6 13 2 Pablic participation 17 1ft 2004If2FSH 200t1i36R 26E 14 2.1 Noti-e of so.dseqtosition and reior...tii IS .lt6 2004ir2F5H 2004*262566 It Kickoff 2 2 meetin,g 20 1I6E 2004*266sH 200436 i39 1i 2.3 Pollct sod rIen tIs openness Ii If4H 2004*2f56 20iE4M2W 68 17 2 4 Indioidoi conpetiustion cost pubt iisat ion 1111 848 20 1itH 2004*36 i 6 2004i*3626H i8 2. 5 Host nite tint 10 TIf4 2001i*36 I06 2004il3F236 19 3. Foyd in pasitioi 10000I( tOn 18962 26 S5n 1f*E 200 i*36IE 200t1f9F24H 20 4. Lied actuotit ion and tetoentioti agtccmcit 60 Ifli 2004i73F256 200*F616 61 21 4.1 [Lsd acqoititi.u agreeeot m1e 1289 40 50 17*F 2004*F36256 2004*662E 22 4.2 Land adjootetIt agree-ent *o 211. W 60 IffH 2004*t36206 2004t*i16 66 23 4.3 [int pot1ic, hoose reiocasioo compensation agicemeo ortit 32 40 1016 200t*3625H 2004*F66198 24 4. 4 Shop relocation. -ompetisation giJ.--eui onit 32 40 *tE 2004* 36266 2004*516i96 26 4. 5 rloc-tee re oc.tion co pens- t in agre-eeIt 1111 848 60 1f4 E 2004fF3f4265 2004*16M 166 26 S. identification of e-te-ni *nnitorti,s otilt 6 Iff H 20031FlfI417H 2003MFiI6246 27 111. isimttl-mmt 1la1liats d rsat-rtlon 687 *t E 2004*46 16 200676fi30H 28 1 ldinvidosi copettsattea nosy dishbrse--.it 676 V*6E 2004*466IH 2006hF6I6 6 29 2. Ho-e reion-tion Hll 848 587 Ii6E 2004*4 I 6l 2006*66306 30 2 1 Mtonett -nos.pen..tionresettl--ct II 378 61 Itff 2004f*46H5 2004*r66128H 31 2 2 Owa--ahip tratfor` coti.co trate re-etile-nt Hll 171 184 IfH 2004*4606Fs 2004*FI26166 32 Residenitsi site le-ltilg H60 171 40 Ii6H 2004ir4Fs 2004*561266 33 HooIse- onstrct oI HH 171 90 1*fE 2004*F6A256 2004F10628H6 34 Mone into tIc luses 111 i7l 34 1*6 2004*ii61IH 2004Fi2AI616 35 2. 3 At-e hock reseti 299 587 1t*E 2004*4Af81 2006* 66306 36 Residentisi site itei- g 299 505 1f El 2004*15461E 2006*F368H 37 [loose co-notron tt 299 546 1fE 2004ilF4fi20H 20065F6F26H 38 Hove-into Ics hett-s 299 522 17fH 2004*7641H 2006*6630H 39 3. Enterprise and tit ,Ieio.at.ott unit 26 173 1WE 2004*465H 2001F 126IH 40 4. Distan-t Iig and ciesrance 562 17*E 2004*46266 2006 F6F20E 41 S. infrantrlcture 512 IfE6 2004*F46I6 2006*4642816 42 Iatec 5. soppilt 542 If1*6 2004*F46 E16 2006*F46286 9 33 Attached table 12-1 Resettlement Schedule for FCLRP (Zhuzhou Section) NiFUi fEfsw8 #1 asF IilF ffvlfY6il tiitiRI "1wffIS iFts 43 5.2 Po-er -pply 532 If' El 20041F4FIH 2006*01 14i 44 5.3 Road 537 Ift 2004 F4BElB 2006iF4A21 H 4S 6. Pbilr f-iliiii- 532 ItfB 2004if4mlH 2006*4n 14H 46 It. Podwuetlei raettl_ .t 402 ItH 2004*4B 16B 2005F 1iOB31E 47 1. Agri-Itur re-tlea-nt p ..on 444 402 ItiE 200424M 16E 2005ilOB3l1 48 1 I Land adjonteent n 211.83 329 IiHB 2004*4B 16H 200O5F7M20E 49 1.2 Aq.i-Iltr. p r..on 76 398 IftB 2004*4f422H 2005W 10 31E 50 1. 3 Sto-kbreeding petnon 90 338 IftH 2004i44f422H 20065588B 6i 2. hon-gri.olt r. re-tttII- tn person 347 30 I1ifH 2054ff5 LOH 2004IF601BL 52 ; Transfer person 347 30 1I Bl 20044S51LOB 2004F6B IOB 53 V. f4eclal fallifte roooeatraetioe 224IftB 2004FIILBEl 2005F9fi8B 64 1. Road 78 ItB 20041FlBIfiB 2L005F2R16E 55 Si.pie hIgh..y kb 7.52 60 If E 20041FllfiHB 2005FIA21 H 56 C-eeal p ..ernt .2 18749.43 78 ITfH 2004*11RLH 2005,2f416B 67 Tr."ior road k. 2.04 20 Ifi1 2004i II ]IH 2004i I BI26 El 58 2. PoNer line 90 X B 20041FIIIBI 20LosF31134B b9 High oit.s. line k. 5.26 90 TfVH 2004 1 1)IB 200.,:F34B 60 Los -oiltge lie- k. 7. 86 90 ItH 20042FllBiB1 2(iL053B4H 61 Tr.nsfon.er %o. 19 60 Xf¢E 2004*II )Il 2005F IB21B 62 i 3 Teieconlnle-tloo lino kb 7.07 50 TffE 2(04F BIBIE 2005WFl i7B 63 4. Cable TV ka 5. 91 120 IftB 20056I3B25B 2005*9B8H 64 S 5. Canal .k 2.87 28 ITfB 20041llBlI 2004IF12B8H 65 VI. Teelstea 462 ItfE 2003*9B13B 20064fiFI6I 66 1. R.ese.tleent carder training 75 fI¢ 20039fl13El 20054E34IIHl 67 1 2. e1o..teo-' prodortl-Io0lein-6 ft B 2004 F4P26B 200i(6 SB6H 68 V11. letermal mitorli reporterE 77 2004i4F 9H 2006if6F30H 69 911 i.tel ealtrig reapert 81 IIfH 2O04F4B LOB 20062F6i430B 70 'I: Tak-evr aecepteae 7 ItH 200649FHl 2006*9IBIE 71 1. thseWrld lak pe.t-_a,ltie 3 IqB 2006FI I IB 2006*11B3E 4 34 |~~~~~~~~~ Attached 160 Drawing 11 1 60004200 1C00 4200 Co3 Cu 10 10 I o1 0Lj t C11M-4 108I 0 4200 i 3300 1 4200 3300 1 9300 7500 PerticalDrawinelayout s2nd Floor Plane 1:100 1: 100 I 1800 4200 3300 1000d 3300 J 3500 Vertical Drawing Right side vertical drawing 1: 100 1: 100______[Typical drawing I of resident house for farmner i II i i i I I I~~~~~~~~ Attached < Drawing 11 _. -oSO0tz700300 2 4200 c e ~~C 5 _ -5 ol1 0 Tl 2700 1 310002100 3300 200 00 4 0 J4 rs° 1 O . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Leftside vertical drawing -0.306 -0.300~~~~~~~~~~~~~~±.0 ,300 F~~ ~~~~opoolp .8 I ~ 1 oo +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3000 320 2200 4200200+ 0 1 1 750q + 1 4200 8 PlaneLelayouteVertical Drawing 1:100 1: 100 |Typical drawing 11of resident house for farmner I - w Attached Drawing 16 0 7700 3.300 1 18001 2700 2700 f)II3.00 3.303 51 0 1 X 0300W_-g0 (>t°°141 c :*°l leo21910 1500 c - < ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~900330 D> Vertical_ F= < Drawing 1: 100 > ¢ 1800 12Plane50ayout-Left0side vertical drawi~-o,ng 1:100 1: 100 Typical drawing 111of resident house for farmer| i i I I % Attached 10440 -5 5/ - Drawing 11 14 noo-0.300 k |Z1,t.0 -0.300 | Vertical Drawing . 4500 1: 100 Left side vertical drawing 1: 100 6 21006300 1 2400 1 3900 1 3300 9600l 175!r2C175 ^ 1200I 60t4 OO 1050 . 1 ;-3c ; 2 6002 C ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f Plane layout of roof I | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~PlaneI layout 19100 1:100 |Typical drawing IVof resident house for farmner .