RPII0U Volume 1

The World Bank Financed Project

Xiao-xiangExpressway, , Public Disclosure Authorized

RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized

Hubei Province Xiao-xiang Expressway Resettlement Office Public Disclosure Authorized January 2002 , China

FIL COPY Explanations on Revision on Resettlement Action Plan

Revision on Compensation Standards

1. Standard of expense for water supply, power connection and traffic as well as leveling the land for reconstruction is altered from "5 Yuan/Mr2 " to "375 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is not larger than 100m2"/"750 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is larger than 100m2". Compensation standard for family transit cost/ delay of their work and other subsidy are 150 Yuan per family. Therefore, cost of this item is increased from 962443 Yuan to 1186050 Yuan. Increased amount is 223607 Yuan. (This revision should be affirmed by higher institutions). 2. Compensation standard on brick & concrete structure is lifted from 21OYuan/m 2 to 22OYuan/m 2, which is determined by Mr. Zhang, Xuefeng (Vise Director of HPCD) and Mr. Liu, Zefu. Therefore, cost of this item is increased from 13588008 Yuan to 14235056 Yuan. Increased amount is 647048 Yuan. 3. Capital flow direction in the Capital Flowchart is consulted between Mr. Zhang, Xuefeng and Mr. Liu, Zefu. It is determined that account for land compensation should be opened in local county banks by county-level resettlement institutions. Fund application plan should be put forward by village administrative committee(VAC) and be approved by relevant county/town institutions before drawing from banks who can otherwise refuse the payment.

Revision on Contents of Resettlement Action Plan

Additional contents are included such as relevant regulations in Guideline OP4.12 issued by the World Bank, Form of Village Land Compensation Fund, labor resettlement methods, Form of Rights & Benefits etc.. The General Description on the Project

Chapter 1 The General Description on the Project

1.1 Introduction Xiao-xiang expressway ( city-Xiangfan city) is an important part of -xian-wuhan expressway, which serves the China west region development, also one of the priority projects of communications in developing the west region. It is as well the third project financially supported by the World Bank following the national road project III and IV. The total length is 243km linked between Shengjiawan, Xiaonan of Xiaogan city and Gaoying, Xiangfan county by passing through , , city, Zengdu district, city and county. Entrusted by Hubei Provincial Communications Department (HPCD), Hubei Communitions Planning and Design Institute (HBCPDI) did the pre-feasibility study for Hanshi (Wuhan city- city) in February 1993, and finished the pre-feasibility study report in November 1997. In December 1997, Hubei Economic Planning Committee and HPCD passed the examination on the report. In May of year 2000, HPCD decided to use the budget of the World Bank for construction of Xiaogan-xiangfan section of Hanshi Expressway, then HBCPDI recomposed the pre-feasibility study report for Xiao-xiang Expressway in June of year 2000. The engineering feasibility study report had been finished by October 2000. In the report, HBCPDI brought forward three schemes for the alignment, including the reach of Xiaogan-xiangfan. Scheme I: the starting point is close to chengcitangwan and links with the northeast reach of around-city highway of Wuhan, which is a commonly used section of - and - expressways, then passes through Xinjiawan of Huangpi county and crosses Beijing-zhuhai expressway at Guichuan (Shengjiawan is the starting point of Xiaoxiang Expressway), then enters Yunmeng county at Wushu Village of Baisha Town by passing through the north of Xiaogan urban district and Xihe, links with Anlu through Zengdian and Daodian, then crosses railway at Tangchen Village and NH316 at Jiepai Village, crosses Fu river and enters city through Yiandian, by paralleling the Suian road goes to Hedian, spans over Suiying road, then

l-l The General Description on the Project enters Wangcheng of Zaoyang city at Guanyinyan Village, extends further westward to Shuanggou, passing the north of Liuji airport of Xiangfan city then crosses Suixin road, Jiao-liu railway and Fanwei road to the south of Huopai and finally goes westwards and arrives the destination Gaoying, where Hanshi highway, Xiangjin connecting road and Fannan Highway are linked. This scheme is 269 Km in length, among which Xiaogan-xiangfan reach is 243 Km. Scheme II: It has the same starting point of and deviates more southward from Scheme I, passes through Tianhe of Huangpi county, crosses Beijing-zhuhai expressway at Dongyuemiao of , crosses NH107 to the south of Maocheng, then crosses Fu river at Sanhedian and turns towards the direction of northwest, and enters Jingshan county at Dianzifu by passing through luowu mountain, through Kuaihuo town by paralleling Suiying road enters Suizhou city at Xiaofuwan. Then the line goes towards the direction of northwest along Dahong Mountain and enters Zhaoyang city at Xinji town. Then, the line passes through Chehe, Gengji and enters Xiangyang County at a place nearby Zhaojiawan. Continuously, it goes to the north of Luogang reservoir and crosses Handan railway at a place close to Xinzhuang, after passing through Dongheying, it coincides with Scheme I and finishes at Zouyin. This scheme is 276km in length including the 252km reach of Xiaogan-xiangfan. Scheme III: It has the same starting point of Scheme I. The alignment extends northwestward through south of Tumiao of Huangpi County. It crosses Huangxiao road at Qingsonggang and enters Xiaogan city by crossing Jie river at Guanjiahe, and then crosses Beijing-zhuhai highway at the north of Fangji through the south of Anguan reservoir. Then it crosses Beijing- railway at Zhougang of Xiaochang county by passing through Huan river, crosses Daan road at Zougangwan of Anlu, then crosses Pingfu road to the west of Jinjiadian, crossing NH316 at Zhangjiaqi then passing by southern side of Fu river, linking with Changlinggang, Dayanpo, lLanghedian, passes a place to the south of Suizhou city by 5.2km, then passes by northeast of Liangting and links with the line of Scheme I by crossing Jun river. Scheme III is 269km in length including 235km reach of Xiaogan-xiangfan. By making comparison among the three schemes in the aspects of engineering,

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environment and settlement, Scheme I is recommended by experts as the planning line of Xiao-xiangg expressway. Besides, it is planned under this project to construct three inter-connecting roads to Yunmeng county, Suizhou city, Zaoyang County. Mileage of Yunmeng Inter-connecting road will be 12.8km which links between downtown of Yunmeng/its surrounding towns and Yunmeng Interchange in this Project. It will provide a passageway between these areas and this expressway project. Suizhou Inter-connecting Road starts at Hedian Interchange on the recommended Scheme A and ends at NH3 16 on eastern downtown of Suizhou. Total mileage is about 12.9km. This link road is a key passageway between Xiao-xiang Expressway and downtown of Suihzou/its neighboring areas/NH3 16. Zaoyang Inter-connecting Road starts at Zaoyang Interchange on the recommended Scheme A and ends at NH316/eastern ring road of Zaoyang City under construction presently. Total mileage is 11km. This link road is a key passageway between Xiao-xiang Expressway and downtown of Zaoyang/its neighboring areas/NH3 16. Main works scale of XXE are shown in Table 1-1. Collection of main works scale in recommended scheme Table 1-1 Section in Section in Section in Item Unit Totals Item__Unit_Totals Xiaogan Suizhou Xiangfan 1. mileage Km 243.216 82.050 70.800 90.961 2. mileage of 30.891 inter-connecting Km 6.939 12.947 11.005 roads 3. special large 4902/5 rn/set 2342/3 -3702/3 bridge 4.large bridge m/set 4266/21 801/3 3040/14 876/5 5. medium bridge m/set 2541/39 502/8 736/11 1031/17 6. small bridge m/set 1273/43 820/26 102/3 550/18 7. culvert Set 591 134 173 261 8. interchange Set 14 5 4 5

9. grade Set 52 - 3 separation 5et 5 _ =_=_=

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between highway and railway

10 . Separate 45 grade m/set 12 8 14 intersection 11. tunnel Set 481 137 162 178 12. over-pass 121 Set 37 48 35 bridge 13. unsound 63.5

geological Km - - 63.5 section The design speed: 120km/hour, the Subgrade width: 28m, and the net width for large/medium bridges: 2x 12m. The evaluated investment for the project is 75.8x108 yuan in RMB and planed to start in July of year 2002 and completed in December of year 2005. Entrusted by HPCD, HBCPDI hired the Shanghai Institute of Shipping Design for compiling the reports of Environmental Influences Assessment (EIA) and Environmental Action Plan (EAP). The direction of this road is shown in the "Sketch Map of Xiao-xiangg Expressway". It has obviously significance to construct this expressway for quickening the developing of China's western region, accelerating the achievement of big passageway linking with the middle and the western regions, enhancing the social and economic connections among the western region, the Yangtze middle reach economic zone and coastal region in China's southern region.

1.2 The Economic Status of the Regions Influenced by the Project. The directly influenced regions are: Xiaogan city: Xiaonan district, Xiaochang county, Yunmeng county and Anlu city; Suizhou city: Zengdu district; Xiangfan city: Zaoyang city, Xiangyang county. It can be seen that the project will pass through three provincial level cities

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consisting of seven counties and districts. In the whole region, there are 32 towns (including farms and areas of administrative bodies) and 178 villages .The attached Table 1 shows the administrative villages affected by the project. Hubei province, in which the project is situated, is also called "Er". Its land area is 18.59x 104 km2 . Its population is 59.4882 million capita. Climate belongs to sub-tropical monsoon type with annual precipitation of 800-1600mm and average temperature of 15-18 °C. Hubei is 1 of the economically developed regions in China. Hubei is surrounded by mountains on eastern, western and northern side. Elevation is low in middle part. 56 % of its are is covered by mountain, 24 % is hilly land, plain and lake area are about 20 %. Water are occupies about 10 % of total land area. Thus it has the fame of "province of one thousand lakes". In Hubei, there have discovered 111 mineral species, in which, reserves of phosphate, rutile, silicon, mud-lime and garnet rank No.1 in China. Reserves of salt ore, iron, copper, gold, manganese, plaster rank in front positions in China. 6 supporting industries have been formed in Hubei which are auto, metallurgy, E & M, chemical, textile, construction materials. Hubei is also a key agricultural production region of China. A framework has been achieved which takes plant business as the main body and forestry/heed/fishery industry as the assistance. Hubei is one of the key agricultural products, by-products bases and export bases in China. In 2000, GDP of the province reaches 427.632 billion Yuan which ranks No.9 in China, and the financial revenue attains 35.46 billion Yuan. Rural people's pure income is 2268 Yuan/capita. Dominated income of rural/urban resident is 5524 Yuan/capita. Average house area of rural family by the end of that year reaches 30.11 m 2 /capita, the index of urban family is 13.9 m 2 /capita. Xiaogan citY, now governs Xiaonan district, Xiaochang county, Dawu county, city, city and Anlu city. Total land area is 8910 km2. Population reaches 4.9925 million capita be the end of 2000 with population density of 568 capita/km 2 . Communications in Xiaogan is developed. Jingguang/Handan railway lines and the Changjin railway presently in construction run through it, which intersect with NH107, NH316 and Jingzhu Expressway under construction by now. Hanjiang River flows through it and Wuhan Tianhe International Airport is away from Xiaogan city by

1-5 The General Description on the Project only 32km. Topographical features are that high at northern part and low in southern region. The terrain is inclined from north to south. In total land area, 60 % are hilly area, 10% mountains, 30% plains. Mineral reserves are rich in Xiaogan. Preliminarily exploited species are 23, in which the geological reserves of rock salt reaches 35.9 billion ton, ranks No.1 in China. Reserve of plaster is 110 million ton, ranks No. 1 in Asia. Reserves of phosphate is 136 million ton. Plaster, salt and phosphate are called "3 treasures of Xiaogan". Relatively comprehensive industries which takes salt/phosphate chemical industry, E & M, food, construction materials, textile as the support. By 2000, achieved GDP has attained 26.251 billion Yuan, local financial revenue 977 million Yuan. Xiaonan district, seats on northern part of Jianghan Plain and southern side of Dabie Mountain and Tongbai Mountain, away from Wuhan on the south by 70km. It is the capital of Xiaogan city. Originally it is called Xiaogan county which comes from ancient Tang dynasty. In 1983, it was approved by the States Council to be a county level city. In 1993, the States Council approves that northern part of Xiaogan county form Xiaochang county and southern part is renamed as Xiaonan district which forms the urban area of Xiaogan city (prefecture level). Total land area is 1020 km2, total population is 0.8751 million capita. By 2000, achieved GDP is 2.438 billion Yuan, financial revenue 106 million Yuan. Xiaochang county, seats on northeastern part of Hubei and southern side of Dabie Mountain and Tongbie Mountain, away from Xiaogan to the south by 45km, away from Wushengguan by 100km which is the border between Hubei and . Total territory is 1193 km2 , total population 630000 capita. Northeastern portion of this county covers by mountains and southwestern region are hilly/plain area. Climate belongs to sub-tropical style with obvious 4 seasons. There are rich mineral resources. Main species are gold, copper, iron, manganese, magnesium, aluminum and phosphate etc.. Mines exploited are Xiaowuxiang Phosphate Mine, copper/magnesium mine at Zhougang Town and talc mine at Baisha Town. By 2000, achieved GDP is 2.265 billion Yuan, financial revenue 80 million Yuan. Yunmeng county, seats on Jianghan Plain. Its name comes from an ancient lake name---Yunmeng Lake. It is away from Xiaogan by 20km, from Wuhan by 87km.

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South-north dimension is 50km, east-west width is about 18km. Total land area is 604km2 which is the smallest in counties of Hubei. Yunmeng county governs 9 tonws, 3 countries and 286 villages with total population of 57000 capita and density of 960capita/km 2. Yunmeng is an historically famous city with numerous ancient relics. There are also many mineral reserves and bears the fame of "the sea of salt and plaster". There are huge reserves of salt, saltpetre and plaster with high grade and fine exploitation conditions. Thus they are also called " 3 treasures of Yunmeng". There are great rserves of high quality river sand and basalt. After many years' development since the foundation of P.R.China, a comprehensive industrial system with local features has been formed which include plastic, salt chemical industry, food processing, E & M, textile, construction materials etc.. By 2000, achieved GDP is 3.186 billion Yuan, financial revenue 164 million Yuan. Anlu city, seat at belly place of Hubei. Dimension from east to west is 61km, that from south to north 46km. Territory area is 1344km2 . Domain figure forms a butterfly. Its downtown is away from Wuhan by 116km. Handan railway runs through it from south to north. There is also a Anwei railway which links Jingguang railway. Anlu has long histories. In ancient Chunqiu period, it was called Yun. Its historical background can be tracked back to 2300 years before. On Sept. 1987, it is approved by State Council to found the Anlu city. Topographical conditions is high in northern part and low on southern side. Northern area is covered by hillocks which takes up 90%, southern area is alluvial plain formed by Yunshui River with elevation lower than 50m. This portion takes 10% of total territory. Main mineral species are lime, barium, phosphate, asbestos, barite, uranium etc.. By 2000, achieved GDP is 2.653 billion Yuan, financial revenue 148 million Yuan. Suizhou citY is famous for its long histry. It is not only the birth place of Chinese ancestor---Shennong, but also the unearthing place of "the World 8th wonders"---Bianzhong music bell. It locates in northern part of Hubei and seats between Wuhan and Xiangfan city. Thus it bears the fame of "throat of Wuhan and Xiangfan". Total territory is 9636km2. In 1994, it becomes an city directly governed by Hubei Province. In 2000, the States Council approves it as a prefecture level city. By 2000, total

1-7 The General Description on the Project population has reached 2.4843 million capita with density of 266 capita/km 2 . Suizhou is one of the key agricultural cities in Hubei. Cereal output in 2000 attains 1.2652 million ton, oil plant output of 50500 ton, pork production of 92900 ton. So far as industry is concerned, an industry system ahs been achieved which takes auto, textile, chemical pharmacy, machinery, construction materials, mineral products, tobacco etc. as the supports. By 2000, achieved GDP is 12.011 billion Yuan, financial revenue 585 million Yuan. Zengdu district is a newly founded district on the ground of original Suizhou city after Suizhou was uplifted to be a prefecture level city. Total territory is 6989 km2. It is the largest county(district) in Hubei with long historical background and developed industrial/agricultural systems. Tourism is also developed. Dahongshan Scenic Zone, Bianzhong ancient bell museum, Shennong Memorial at Lishan, Fengjiang Holiday Zone and ScenicZone at Baiyun Lake have attracted numerous domestic and foreign tourists. Annual accepted numbers are 800000 capita.time. Industries take auto, textile, pharmacy and chemical industry, machinery, construction materials and mineral ores as the support. It is now the famous production base for special automobile and re-equipped automobile. It possesses the sole production line form special auto chassis in China. Total population is 1.6 million capita. By 2000, achieved GDP is 8.4 billion Yuan, financial revenue 329 million Yuan. Xiangfan city, seat in northern potion of Hubei and lies over middle reaches of Hanjiang River. It neighbors Suizhou on the east, borders Shiyan on the west, connects Jinmeng and on the south, and joins Henan Province on the north. Topographical features are high in northeastern part and low at middle. It is the sole large city in the joint regions among Hubei, Sichuan, Shanxi and Henan, and the 2nd largest city of Hubei. It now governs , Gucheng county, , Xiangyang county, Zaoyang city, city, Yicheng city, 2 urban districts and 3 development zones. 2 Total land area is 19700 km , total population 5.66 million capita, in which urban population is 720000 capita, urban land area 52km2 . There are numerous topographical figures and rich products. Precious special products such as agaric, fragrant mushroom, gastrodia, muskiness etc. are famous. There are many mineral species, in which, reserves

1-8 The General Description on the Project of phosphate is over 200 million ton with highest grade in China. Output amount of rutile ranks No.1 in China. Reserves of enargite and calcium sulphate are over 10 million ton. Mineral reserves are the potential reassures to be exploited. Xiangfan also has developed agriculture. It is 1 of the 10 largest cereal production bases in China and the 2nd largest output base of cereal/cotton/plant oil. Xiangfan is a famous national historic & cultural city with over 2800 years' history. In the total 120 chapters of the novel "3 Countries History", there are 30 chapters in which Xiangfan has been referred to. Xiangfan has developed communications. There are 2 airport, which specifically are Xiangfan Airport and Laohekou Aprport which has been transferred from a military airport to civil airport. Handan railway, Jiaoliu railway and Xiangyu railway joins here. Together with road transport and Hanjiang navigational course, a 3-dimensional communication transport network has been formed. By 2000, output amount of cereal/cotton/plant oil has separately reached 3.0705/0.0412/0.3993 million ton. Industrial structure tends to be more feasible. There exist over 150 enterprises who possess advanced technology and strong scientific R & D ability. An industrial system has been achieved which takes auto, textile and clothing and construction materials as the 3 supporting industries and which includes over 60 categories such as machinery, metallurgy, chemical industry, electronics, food processing etc.. By 2000, achieved GDP is 41.529 billion Yuan, financial revenue 1.721 billion Yuan, rural people's pure income is 2386 Yuan/capita. Zaoyang city seats between Hubei and Henan and on the middle of Hubei Auto Industrial Belt with rich natural resources, fine climate and convenient communications. Territory area is 3277 kM2, total population 1.0967 million capita. In 1988, the States Council approved it to found a city. Its terrain is inclined from northeast to southwest. Its northeastern, southwestern and southeastern regions are covered by mountains mixed with low mountains and hills. Middle, northern and western regions are the rolling hillocks with rare water resources. It is 1 of the famous "3 northern hillocks" in Hubei. Mineral species mainly are copper, titanium, iron, rutile, alum, barite, expansion soil etc.. In many years this city has kept as 1 of the 10 economic strong counties in Hubei. By 2000, achieved GDP is 8.932 billion Yuan, financial revenue 510 million Yuan. Xiangyang county seats on northwestern region of Hubei, at middle reaches of

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Hanjiang River, and lies around urban area of Xiangfan city. Total land area is 3226 km2. It governs 28 towns, 621 villages. Total population is 1.2888 million capita, in which rural population is 1.22 million capita. Cultivated land area is 1.68 million mu. Topographical figure forms an irregular star. Its ground elevation is lower than surrounding counties/cities (except Yichang city). Thus it has another name of "Yangyang Basin". Southern part is covered by mountains and northern region is the broad plain & hillock area. In middle region, there are broad fertile plain on 2 banks of Jianghan River. Mineral species mainly are expansion soil, coal, lime and yellow sand. There are abundant water power resources. Xiangyang county is 1 of the provincial cereal/cotton/plant oil output bases. Main cereal plants are rice and wheat. Economic plants chiefly are cotton, sesame, tobacco leaf and peanut. Sesame oil is very famous. Special product species are water melon seed, dragon grass, vine product etc.. This county has possessed industries such as machinery, chemical industry, metallurgy, construction materials, auto, textile, food, leather, paper-making etc.. Communications are extremely convenient. Xiangyu railway, Jiaoliu railway and Handan railway run through this county. By 2000, achieved GDP is 9.549 billion Yuan, financial revenue 379 million Yuan. This county is 1 of the comprehensively economic strong counties(county level cities) in Hubei. Chief economic indexes of affected administrative regions in 2000 are listed in Table 1-2. Main economic indexes in affected regions in 2000

Tab Ie 1-2

Region GDP Regional Cultivated financial population land area Land area (100 million income (100 (10000 (k2) (1000 Yuan) million capita) hec.) Yuan) Hubei 4276.32 214.40 5949.82 18.59(Q) 3283.00 Xiaogan 262.51 9.77 499.25 8910.00 247.10

city______Xiaonan 24.38 1.06 88.31 1260.00 32.51 district

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Xiaochang 22.65 0.80 61.22 1193.00 30.29 county Yunmeng 31.86 1.64 57.16 604.00 24.78 county Anlu city 26.53 1.48 61.20 1344.00 33.08 Suizhou 120.11 5.85 248.43 9636.00 136.58 city Zengdu 84.08 3.29 159.86 6989.00 97.05 district Xiangfan 415.29 17.21 565.67 19700.0 412.96 city Xiangyang 95.49 3.79 128.88 3226.00 113.06 county I_ I Zaoyang 89.32 5.10 105.38 3277.00 100.18 city

1.3 The Countermeasures for Reducing Land Levy and Emigration. 1.3.1 Principles Under the condition of guarantee of engineering and technical standard and satisfying the need of environmental protection, the decision-making for the corridor should obey following principles: 1) Keeping away from towns, villages, schools, hospitals, factories and mining areas. 2) Keeping away from humanistic and natural landscape as well as the places of cultural and historical relics. 3) Cultivated land and ore deposit area need to be occupied as less as possible and making full use of uncultivated land and wilderness. 4) Keeping away from those villages where the average land area per capita is less than normal, and trying to reduce the settlement for those who are not engaged in agriculture, and insuring the normal production and daily life of the masses. 5) Keeping away from key infrastructures such as large-scale water conservancy facilities/electric power facilities etc.. 6) Reducing intersections with railways, national or provincial highways and key pipelines. The General Description on the Project

1.3.2 Methods 1) In the stage of feasibility study for deciding the direction of line, the priority work is to determine the key area of keeping away and local control points. A comprehensive analysis is needed from the aspects of engineering, environmental protection and settlement so as to decide the line at a tentative idea. 2) An on-the-spot investigation will be conducted on the basis of the preliminary line plan, so as to collect the basic data of landform, terrain, cultural relic, ore resources and economic development plannings and solicit the opinions from the government and the masses, then determine the alternatives for local line based on avoiding damage of military district and historical relics (such as military area, important relic protection units etc.). 3) Needed is a deep survey for the amount of land levied and houses of pulling town, the masses ideas on the issue and social & economic concerns. According to the laws and policy of the state, determine the standards for compensating the rural people for their land loss in accordance with the classification of land as well as for labor resettlement. Detail investigation should be made on issues such as land types, levy/resettlement amount of buildings as well as conditions concerning rural lands, farm lands, population structures, economic status etc.. The same deep designs for different line scheme should be made if necessary. 4) Further collecting relic data along this planned expressway. 5) On selecting locations of annex service zones and temporary engineering areas, Hubei Land Levy Office, together with the road design unit, coordinated with the heads of villages, departments of land management and planning should make an on-spot-investigation that led to a suitable position choice so as to reduce sound farmland occupation as much as possible. 6) In line with the result of survey, the cost of land levy for different reaches of the line and the total investment for the project (including environmental protection cost) are calculated. Then a meeting is held which is attended by representatives from engineering, environmental protection and settlement offices for integrated analysis and comparison on the ground of local development planning and opinions of local

1-12 The General Description on the Project governments and peoples along the alignment. The content studied are as follows: comparison-a among different budgets for the project. feasibility-a study for labor power settlement (including rural people resettlement and non-rural people resettlement). ----- an analysis on the capability for settlement in an area. ----- making a full consideration for those enterprises planned to emigrate in the aspects of material, water and power supplies and transportation facilities. Then analyzing the probability of emigration as a whole for an enterprise under the condition of keeping the capacity of production and its scale. ----- the influence of installations of water supply by the project .Is it easy or not to be recovered? ----- from viewpoints of regional economic development, considering the potential ability of resuming or improving living standards after land levied so as to ensure the production and living standard for the masses. ----- an analysis/comparison on engineering and social benefits. From the above comprehensive analysis, an optimum scheme will be derived for the line, then local opinions should be consulted again so as to form a final recommended one. In the stage for detail engineering survey, the department of engineering should measure the position of the line in detail so as to reduce emigration as much as possible. In the stage of construction, the owner of the project and the engineers of supervision will examine and verify the construction design made by construction units to minimize land levy and damage to cultivated land. In the stage of settlement action, the department of settlement will make a choice of land for house reconstruction so as to reduce the occupation of cultivated land under the consideration of opinions from the families and units influenced.

1.4 The Feasibility Study on Technology and Economy The report of feasibility study on technology and economy had been submitted to the Ministry of Communications and The State Planning Committee

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1.5 The preliminary Design and Final Design Entrusted by HPCD, HBCPDI completed the preliminary design in March of 2001.The final one will be finished in the second half year of 2001, which will be examined and verified by the experts organized by Ministry of Communications.

1.6 The Proprietary Rights of the project This project is owned by HPCD.

1.7 The Survey of Land and Settlement In the survey, nationality classification indexes have been designed for surveying characteristics of affected population. The survey shows that there is no minority nationality which has been affected by this road project. Furthermore, an overall investigation has been made on the direct or indirect influences on various roads, water systems as well as water/electric power supply systems which can provide detail data for recovering plans of above issues. 1.7.1 The Survey of Settlement Work According to the need of preparation work, Hubei Land Levy Office finished the investigation of land levy and emigration and social/economic survey in October 2000. In May 2001, an overall investigation has been made by Hubei Land Levy Office together with local land levy offices and relevant institutions on the direct or indirect influences on various roads, water systems as well as water/electric power supply systems. Relevant data have been provided to design units for their engineering measures on recovering the functions of these roads/water systems in construction drawing design. In Sept. 2001, Hubei Land Levy Office has finished supplementary resettlement investigations according to works design conditions such as main alignment adjustment, interchanges/link road designs etc.. The aim of the investigation for land levy, emigration and settlement is:

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1) Offering data and materials for comparison in the aspects of optimum line location, reducing the amount of land levied and houses pulled down and minimizing the cost of the project. 2) Offering a base for compiling "The Action Plan of Land levy, Emigration and Settlement". 3) Offering a basic file for conducting emigration. 4) Offering a background material for environmental monitoring and assessment.

1.7.2 The Scope of Investigation During the survey, the initial design was not completed, so two things limited the survey: the red line was not drown for levied land; the position for temporary land usage was undetermined. By democratic consultation with HBCPDI, Hubei Land Levy Office decided to take the following countermeasures: Firstly, to decide the scope for survey, two lines at both sides 60m away from the central line were temporarily drown; this belt was determined for survey scope of land levy and pulling down. The belt demarcated by another two lines 30m apart from the recommended central line was taken as the scope influenced by the project. These later two lines were recommended as the simulated red lines. In accordance with the evaluation by HBCPDI, the simulated belt had in general covered the scope of actual red lines. After the initial design is finished, two things are needed to be done on the 1/2000 works chart: Overall sampling was needed at whole line so as to calculate the error between the two amounts of pulling done in simulated and actual scopes. For those reaches where large error exists, the line was modified on the chart by adjusting figures. Secondly, after the initial design is finished, HBCPDI will add an investigation for temporary land usage. Above scope in this Resettlement Action Plan includes all permanent land levy and pulling down in the scope of main line, interconnecting lines and interchanges as well as the scope of services areas.

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1.7.3 The Contents of Survey 1) All positions, classifications and areas of land levied in the scope investigated. 2) All positions, classifications, areas and cost per unit of buildings, which will be pulled down in the scope investigated. 3) All positions, classifications and amounts of adherent bodies on the land levied in the scope investigated. 4) All positions, classifications and amounts of installations of electric power and communications and countermeasures as well as the owners in the scope of land levied. 5) The situations of family members (including relations with householder, sex, age, nationality, occupation, education degree and professional levels etc.), properties, houses, incomes and expenses etc. of these families that are located in the scope who own the land levied, houses and/or adherent bodies. 6) The situations and affected details of enterprises that are seated in the scope who own the land levied, houses and/or adherent bodies. 7) The opinions and suggestions from the masses and officials to the constructions of the project. 8) The fundamental situations of villages affected. 9) The concerned statistics and laws and policies on land levy of all counties(districts) in the scope.

There are eight kinds of tables for settlement investigation on the project, please see Attached Document I---"Form of Settlement Investigation of Xiao-xiang Expressway", which are classified in three parts: 1) Table D, E, F and G are for property registration. 2) Table A, B, C and H are for social and economic survey. 3) Table for investigation of literatures, i.e., for concerned statistics and laws. For registration of each pieces of property, three kinds of codes are used: 1) Address code, i.e. line code + county (district) code +town code +village code +group code +family (unit) code, six classes and thirteen digits (places) altogether. 2) Stake number +distance apart from central line, which form a plain coordinate,

1-16 The General Description on the Project two classes and ten places altogether. 3) Figure number +figure code, two classes and eleven places altogether. The attached table l and 2 show the indexes and approaches for survey.

1.7.4 the Organization of Investigation The investigation was finished by cooperation among Hubei LRO, local LROs, Hubei HBCPDI and Population Research Institute (PRI) of Wuhan University. Hubei LRO plays an important role of leadership, organizing and coordinating. Hubei HBCPDI is the main executive body and in charge of coordination of on-spot-investigation, making arrangement of manpower usage, finishing the survey of property indexes, examination and verification of data collected, submission and computer input. Local PROs, as the coordination institutions, are responsible for providing logistics guarantee and manpower for assisting social & economic investigations made by HBCPDI. PRI of Wuhan University, as a supervision organization, is in charge of the design of contents and method of survey, technical training, quality control of information and data collected and providing computer service. During the investigation, Hubei LRO, HBCPDI and PRI have made an inspection on the survey in a coordination manner. After the survey, final examination and acceptance will be made by Hubei LRO, local LROs, HBCPDI and PRI on various data provided by each prefecture(city), county(district) and design institutions.

1.7.5 The Finial Situation on the Investigation Hubei LRO completed the land levy and resettlement survey in October 2000. Collected are 17776 tables among which table A are 5949, table B, 2879, table C, 390, table D, 4245, table E, 3790, table F, 125, table H, 398; In May 2001, overall investigations on directly/indirectly influenced roads, water systems, electric power/water supply facilities are finished. Relevant data have been provided to design institutions who can take possible measures in construction drawing design for recovering functions of

1-17 The General Description on the Project above facilities. In Sept. 2001, Hubei LRO has finished supplementary resettlement survey on the adjusted alignment. Analysis on data of recommended alignment is shown in Chapter two.

1.8 The Preparation on Action Plan of Land Levy and Resettlement In August 2000, Hubei LRO and PRI of Wuhan University organized Hubei HBCPDI and related units to work out a strict and formal program on survey and compile the information/data management system for land levy and resettlement of Xiao-xiang Expressway Project. After that, Hubei LRO has done the resettlement training on personnel from local LROs. In October of that very year and in September of later year, the land levy and social economy investigation on a large scale was conducted for the recommended line. In the course of the survey, Hubei LRO asked the local LROs to organize a large-scale propaganda for the settlement issue and made a democratic consultation with local people concerning issues such as resettlement, structural works design etc.. Relevant survey/consultation information have been fed-back to local LROs. Results of investigation on water systems/roads were provided to road design unit who therefore can made full consideration on local demands and opinions. This investigation/consultation work offered a good base for compiling the Plan of Settlement Action and for smoothly implementing land levy & resettlement in the future. Table 1-3 lists the units taking past in the compiling of the plan and the their roles. Participant organization and their role in Preparing RAP Table 1-3 Name of Organization Role Hubei LRO ( organizing resettlement survey, collecting related laws and regulations.(2)consulting with local governments, affected units and households and reaching agreements and signing the contract for compensation®sorting and analyzing survey data, training local LRO's staffa4compiling and revising RAP. HBCPDI ( Optimizing the routes, minimizing the resettlement at the stage of the feasibility study according to the opoinion from design unit, Hubei LRO and environment protection

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units. © Providing 1/2000 maps for resettlement survey and maps for sectional comparison. (©) Providing assistance for resettlement survey (i Local alignment adjustment on the basis of survey and comparison. Local LROs (O)Providing assistance for resettlement survey. ()providing related local laws and regulations to Hubei LRO(®)Participating the consultation( Providing local social & economic data for Hubei LRO6Working out concrete measures for resettlement and rehabilitation. PRI of Wuhan University )Designing the resettlement survey(©)Training LRO's staff (®)providingcomputer operation technical service (3 Independent monitoring and giving the revised opinions of RAP.

1.9 Constructions and Implementation The preparation work and time table for implementation are listed in table 1-4. Schedule for Project Construction and Implementation Table 1-4 Item Timing Feasibility Report Nov. 2000 Preliminary design Oct. 2001 Construction design Feb. 2002 Project appraisal Mar. 2002 Negotiation/signing the agreement Aril. 2002 Implementation Preparation April. 2002-July. 2002 Construction July. 2002-Dec. 2005

1.10 The Permission of land Usage/Levy and Resettlement The timetable for permission of land usage/levy and resettlement is given in table 1-5 Schedule of Permission for land use, resettlement and construction Table 1-5 Item Time Authority Project Before June, Approved by the State Application 2001 Council

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Permission of Before Dec. Hubei Provincial RAP 2001 Government Land use Before Feb. The State Council permission 2002

1.11 The laws Concerning Compensation Standards Up to now, there is no such law and regulation as ratio description on compensating local people for their loss in land levied and resettlement. The compensation ratio worked out in this action plan is determined on the basis of deep investigation, full consultation with local PRO, families and units affected. On the other hand, the related stated laws, regulations promulgated by local LRO and OP4.12 issued by the World Bank are referenced as well.

1-20 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Chapter 2 The analysis on Impact of the Project

2.1 the Definition of Impact on the Project The impact of the project is defined as follows: Permanent land levied: different sorts of cultivated and uncultivated land within the scope limited by red lines. The definitions of various types of land are given in table D of the attached document 1-table for settlement work and the attached document 2-the guidance for settlement survey work of Hubei Xiaoxiang Expressway. Demolishing: the definition of buildings within the scope limited by red lines is listed in table E of the attached document 1 and attached document 2-the guidance for settlement survey work. Adherent Bodies on the Land Levied: the definition of various sorts of adherent bodies on the land levied is given in table E of attached documents 1 and 2. Facilities and installations of electric power and communication demolished: the definitions of various sorts of electric power and communications within the scope limited by red lines are given in table F of attached document 1 and the attached document 2-the guidance for settlement survey work of Hubei Xiaoxiang Expressway. Families affected: those families that have land, buildings and adherent bodies in the scope limited by the red lines. Collectives affected: those collectives who have land, buildings and adherent bodies in the scope limited by the red lines. Enterprises affected: those enterprises, which have land, buildings and adherent bodies in the scope limited by the red lines. Project Affected Peoples (PAPs): all peoples in families affected. Classifications affected: land limited in the road lines forms land levy influence, buildings and adherent bodies form demolishing influence. This action plan includes the scope limited by red lines of main line, interchanges, interconnection roads and service areas, but does not include temporary land areas such as construction living areas, borrow pits and makeshift roads, the scopes of which are to be decided. Contractors will pay compensation directly to PAPs.

2-1 The Analysis on Impact of the Project 2.2 The Situation of Families and Units Affected In accordance with the survey results, this project involves 7 city areas, 32 towns(office branches), and 178 administrative villages. It affects 4096 families(no minority is affected), among which 2504 families will be levied of their land, 61.1 percent of the total families affected; 900 families will be demolished, 22.0 percent; 692 families will be levied and pulled down, 16.9 percent. The affected population is 17800, 61.0 percent of which will be land levied, 21.1 percent will be demolished and 17.9 percent will be affected by both aspects, see table 2-1. On the aspect of administrative division, Zengdu district has the most affected families, which takes 37.8 percent of the total families affected. Next is Zaoyang County. The attached table 2 gives the situation in different towns. Summary of affected household Table 2-1 Name of Total Affected by land Affected by Affected by land city/cou acquisition removal acquisition and nty Number ntyNumber Number Number Number Numbe Number~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~removal Numbe of of of of of r of of r of househo person househo person househol person househol person

Id Id __ _ _ _ d d Xiaogan 1241 5637 578 2634 392 1722 271 1281 Xiaonan 369 1784 243 1159 72 339 54 286 Xiaocha 44 140 23 80 18 52 3 8

Yunmen 371 1700 137 635 167 738 67 327 Anlu 457 2013 175 760 135 593 147 660 Suozhou 1550 6750 807 3562 444 1788 299 1400 Zengdou 1550 6750 807 3562 444 1788 299 1400 Xiangfa 1305 5413 1119 4659 64 248 122 506 n Zaoyang 855 3458 733 2989 35 124 87 345 Xiangya 450 1955 386 1670 29 124 35 161

Total 4096 17800 2504 10855 900 3758 692 3187 Data resource: Xiaoxiang Expressway Resettlement Survey

2.3 Permanent Occupation of Land The recommended line will occupy 25,805.5mu land permanently, among which

2-2 The Analysis on Impact of the Project 19,470.6mu are cultivated land, or 75.5 percent of the total, uncultivated land 6,334.9mu, 24.5 percent. In terms of classifications, 44.3 percent is paddy field, 23.4 percent is non-irrigated farmland, and 17.5 percent is used by afforested land, tea plantation and orchard. Table 2-2 lists the details of permanent occupation of land for different administrative regions and items. The attached table 3 gives the situations in different towns. Summary of Permanent land Acquisition Table 2-2 unit:Mu Item Total Xiaogan Suizhou Xiangfan Subtotal of cultivated 19470.6 7914.6 4013.9 7542.1 land Irrigated land 11442.3 5518.7 2547.1 3376.5 Dry land 6640.7 1699.1 1201.6 3740.0 Water pond 1359.4 696.8 259.5 403.1 Nursery 28.2 5.7 22.5 Subtotal of 6334.9 1652.0 3480.6 1202.3 non-cultivated land Wood land, tea land 4520.8 666.2 3178.4 676.2 and orchard Residential land 521.7 322.1 82.5 117.1 Waste mountain, 273.8 143.2 23.2 107.4 land and beach Others 1018.6 520.5 196.5 301.6 Total 25805.5 9566.6 7494.5 8744.4 Data resource: Xiaoxiang Expressway Resettlement Survey

In the affected areas, the average land occupation per person is 1.5mu, which is relatively high. But the levied land does not cause serious influence on agricultural activities in villages along this project. The average area decrease is 0.08mu/capita. Table 2-3 lists the influence ratios of different villages.

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Influence Ratio of Permanent Cultivated Land

Table 2-3 Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name name Before Acquisitio o a before after strict Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition

n_(Mu)_I n (mu) (mu) Xiaonan 34689 2792.7 8.1 0.86 0.79 D. Sancha Honglian 1162 133 11.4 0.95 0.84 Hongshan 1312 42.4 3.2 1.09 1.06 Jianzeng 1370 12.4 0.9 0.90 0.89

Manqiao 1566 183 11.7 1.25 1.10

Tonglian 1938 40 2.1 1.10 1.08 Xihe Bailong 1470 105.2 7.2 1.25 1.16 Lishu 2680 458.6 17.1 2.08 1.73 Xihe 1775 54.6 3.1 1.08 1.05 Xiacai 918 53 5.8 0.94 0.89 Zhugang 793 59.4 7.5 0.99 0.92

Xinpu Changjia 2488 157.7 6.3 0.99 0.92 ng ______

.______Fuqiang 540 85.7 15. 9 0.93 0.78 Luopi 1490 108.7 7.3 1.03 0.95 Pengxing Wuhong 1750 207.8 11.9 0.95 0.84 Huaguang 1530 69.2 4.5 0.79 0.76 Xiaogang Gexin 1291 80.9 6.3 0.31 0.29 Taomiao 1008 77.2 7.7 0.61 0.57 1227 89.3 7.3 0.50 0.47 Guoyang 669 8.1 1.2 0.37 0.36 Nong' ai 488 65.4 13.4 0.43 0.37 Wanglian 1134 160.3 14.1 0.76 0.65 g Wu' ai 1530 111.4 7.3 0.63 0.58

2-4 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Yongsan 850 146.4 17.2 0.58 0.48 Dougang Wan' an 2366 231 9.8 1.51 1.36 Sanzhang 1344 52 3.9 1. 15 1.10 Xiaocha 3946 28.2 0.7 1.28 1.27 ng Co.I

____Co. Baisha Wangshan 1403 3.8 0.3 1.26 1.25 Fuli 1464 11.4 0.8 1.27 1.26 Wuxu 1079 13 1.2 1.31 1.30 Yunmeng 26537 2436.1 9.2 1.03 0.94

Co .______

Continued Table 2-3 Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name name Before Acquisitio o a before after strict Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition n (Mu ) In (mu) (mu)

Daodian Weidian 1560 174.4 11.2 0.93 0.83 Zhangyua 951 147.6 15.5 1.11 0.94 n Honggang 1581 181.5 11.5 1.09 0.96

Tangchen 1332 174.8 13.1 0.94 0.82 Jiepai 1425 119.1 8.4 0.81 0.74 Zengdian Liudian 2286 18. 6 0.8 0.89 0.89 Luoqiao 1982 190.4 9.6 1.24 1.12 Yulou 2235 120.6 5.4 0.97 0.92 Liuyan 1953 297 15.2 0.93 0.79 Pohuang 2308 243.5 10.6 1.17 1.05 Renhe 1644 116.6 7.1 1.11 1.03 Changpen 2345 319.2 13.6 1.26 1.09

Zhuqiao 1974 46.8 2.4 1.03 1.01 Dafang 2307 164.7 7.1 0.95 0.88

Yitang Shanggan 654 121.3 18.5 2.32 1.89 g . Anlu C. 31071.4 2657.6 8.6 0.99 0.90 2-5 The Analysis on Impact of the Project

Bifan Changpen 1264 31.9 2.5 0.81 0.78 g Dongmiao 890 61.5 6.9 0.88 0.81 Dumiao 624 30.6 4.9 0.60 0.57 Gaochong 447 56.7 12.7 0.75 0.66 Liangfan 986 118.3 12.0 0.78 0.69 Longchon 342 36.7 10.7 0.44 0.39 g Panchong 1727 156 9.0 1.13 1.03 Sanli 885 48.7 5.5 0.75 0.71 Sonthern Biliu 1061 154.6 14.6 1.31 1.12 downtown Liumiao 789 143.5 18.2 0.79 0.64 office Dating 500 68 13.6 1.20 1.04 Xiaoqan 555 70.2 12. 6 0.65 0.57 Sihqiao 917 76.6 8.4 0.44 0.40 Wanmiao 674 92.6 13.7 0.98 0.84 Sili 924 109.1 11.8 0.68 0.60 Caomiao 1058 0.2 0.0 1.40 1.40

Tangdi Zhan1che 1190 61.4 5.2 0.84 0.80 n sanchong 1155 132.7 11.5 1.93 1.71 Continued Table 2-3 Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name Before city/d Town name name B Acquisitio o a before after str(ct Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition n (mu) (mu) Hupeng 1312 165.4 12.6 1.13 0.99 Chenhe 610 103 16.9 0.69 0.57 Huilong 712 65.7 9.2 0.91 0.83 Yandian Bishan 1210 89.5 7. 4 1.28 1. 18 Chalu 716 20.4 2.8 0.97 0.94

Henglu 1753 36 2.1 1.71 1.68 Jianshan 533 61.7 11.6 0.76 0.67 Ligang 1017. 4 135.2 13. 3 1.17 1.01

2-6 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Shihe 1345 23. 7 1. 8 1. 63 1. 60 Shuangmi 1800 101.1 5.6 1.77 1.67

ao ______

Songlong 1745 162.3 9.3 1.72 1.56 Yandian 890 95 10.7 0.66 0.59 yuanfan 1440 149.3 10.4 1.15 1.03 Zengdu 72100 4013.9 5.6 1.30 1.23 D. Anju Annan 929 21.8 2.3 1.50 1.46 fanjiaga 1793 210.1 11. 7 1.52 1.34 ng Hemu 2189 169.1 7.7 1.02 0.95 Jiamiao 1620 48.4 3.0 1.31 1.27 Jiangjia 1538 56.1 3.6 1.43 1.38 peng Piaohe 1836 67.9 3.7 1.28 1.23 Qikeshu 1539 92.7 6. 0 1.73 1.62

Zhongjia 1724 164.5 9.5 0.99 0.89 wan Hedian Hejiatai 1518 11.8 0.8 1.50 1.49 Jiaoteng 1334 44.9 3.4 1.57 1.52 he Jinhuali 1475 96.4 6.5 1.26 1.18

______~ng Jingtian 1051 42.3 4.0 1.78 1.71 fan Lujiahe 904 66.3 7.3 0.90 0.84

Pengjiaf 839 149.5 17.8 1.66 1.36 an Weijiaya 840 104.5 12.4 1.63 1.43 Wushan 1456 156.3 10.7 1.37 1.23 Xiangshu 1214 78.7 6.5 1.82 1. 70 ilong Xiangtan 1130 142.5 12.6 0.58 0.51 gj ieju Zaoshuya 870 50.7 5.8 1.11 1.04 Dujiafan 1641 24.1 1. 5 1. 57 1.55 Continued Table 2-3

2-7 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name Before name Acquisitio o a before after strict Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition n ( Mu ) n (mu) (mu)

Zanjiaqi 1475 37.5 2.5 1.28 1.25

Tuanshan 995 17.1 1.7 1.28 1.26

Wangzhan 1243 27 2.2 1.31 1.28

Huantan Caijiach 1600 9 0.6 1.76 1.75 ong Caowang 1731 99 5.7 1.76 1.66

Guanyiny 3926 203.8 5.2 3.26 3.09 an Jiawuwan 1606 26.7 1.7 1.38 1.36 Jiuligan 2574 233.3 9. 1 1.28 1.17 g Liaosai 1539 32.4 2. 1 1.20 1.17

Shiqiao 1600 83.3 5.2 1.76 1.67

Sunjiawa 1622 25.4 1.6 3.88 3.82 n Wanjiahe 1314 14.2 1.1 1.61 1.59

Xumiao 2339 158.8 6.8 2.04 1.90

Junchuan Jiehe 580 32.5 5.6 1.21 1.14

Yuyan 1215 140.6 11.6 1.11 0.99 Zhongsic 1736 86.7 5.0 1.32 1.25 i Hewan 838 90 10. 7 0.80 0.72

Huawuwan 867 50.4 5.8 0.83 0.78 Jinjilin 799 105.8 13.2 0.76 0.66 g Liujiaqi 1026 115.7 11.3 0.84 0.74 ao Luofan 738 59.4 8.0 0.73 0.67

Qiufan 1210 58.5 4. 8 0.98 0.93 Zhubaosh 1470 109.1 7.4 0.98 0.91 an Southern Dashanpo 1598 86. 7 5.4 1.34 1.27

2-8 The Analysis on Impact of the Project suburb Huangfan 1353 0.3 0.0 1.35 1.35 Xinmiao 1459 35.6 2.4 1.53 1.50

Qianjin 1950 32.6 1.7 0.99 0.97 Eastern Yunshui 2165 71. 9 3.3 0.96 0.93 downtown office Fenghuan 210 24.2 11.5 1.01 0.90 g Wenfengt 1882 147. 8 7.9 1.05 0.96 a Zaoyang 127975 4763.2 3.7 2.28 2.20 Caiyang Hugang 4510 81. 2 1.8 4.20 4.12 Lupo 3915 109.3 2.8 2.86 2.78 Shenfan 6150 49.5 0. 8 2.00 1.98

Continued Table 2-3 Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name Before name Acquisitio o a before after strict Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition

n (mu) (mu) Wupo 2400 148.9 6.2 2.22 2.08 Yuzui 5780 173.1 3.0 2.94 2.85 Juwan Changyan 4716 229.3 4.9 2.14 2.03 Gan' an 5419 172.8 3.2 2.30 2.23 Gouzhuan 4174 152.4 3.7 2.99 2.88

Guoyuan 1165 25.9 2.2 5.27 5.15 Luopeng 1860 53.3 2.9 1.68 1.64 Sanfang 3090 50.8 1.6 3.31 3.26 Yanjiaga 5060 139.6 2.8 1.70 1.65 ng Liangji Caogang 3562 16.6 0.5 2.94 2.92 Chengang 4346 87.4 2.0 3.47 3.40

Dongqi 4504 325.9 7.2 2.67 2.48 Gengfan 3822 66 1.7 2.51 2.47 Songwan 2800 183.8 6.6 1.93 1.80 Zhenwa 350 60.3 17.2 2.33 1.93

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Wangcheng Changcho 1885 75.3 4.0 2.11 2.02 ______~ng ______Chendian 3250 137.2 4. 2 2.39 2.29 Duwan 2364 146.6 6.2 1.58 1.48 Guling 2374 74.1 3.1 1.91 1.85 Shuanglo 2117 200.1 9.5 2.11 1.91 u Wudian Chunling 4947 239.2 4.8 2.66 2.53 Dongzhao 2755 185.6 6.7 3.45 3.22

______hu Huangmia 3600 258.9 7.2 2.64 2.45 0 Shenmiao 3975 273.7 6.9 3.42 3.19

Yaogang 2492 160.5 6.4 2.62 2.45 Zhouzai 5220 44.5 0.9 1.84 1.83 Erlang 5515 116.1 2. 1 2.99 2.93 . Xinglong Dayan 3630 156.5 4.3 2.04 1.95 Fenggang 3456 198.5 5.7 1.98 1.87 Zhoutai 1930 116.7 6.0 1.62 1.52 Southern Huigang 4492 41. 9 0.9 2.16 2.14 downtown doffice Huiwan 2550 184.7 7.2 1.06 0.98

______Zhangwan 3800 27 0.7 1.25 1.24 Xiangya 74203 2778.S9 3.7 2.15 2.07

Continued Table 2-3 Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Cultivated Affected land land County/ Village Land Land Rati area/capit area/capita city/di Town name Before name Acquisitio o a before after strict Acquisitio n (Mu) (%) acquisitio acquisition

n (Mu)I n (mu) (mu) Huopai Liujia 3618 5.2 0.1 2.33 2.33 Gaoyin 5426 284.4 5.2 1.99 1.89 Wanzi 3827 104.7 2.7 2.21 2.15 Wanghuch 2239 29.1 1.3 2.00 1.97 ong Wangshiz 5040 197.4 3.9 3.34 3.21 2-10 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Xiafeng 4884 25.2 0.5 2.07 2.06 Shuanggou Chenwan 6319 290.2 4.6 2.07 1.98 Zhangji Lipo 2813 116.7 4.1 2.16 2.07 Niejiaga 2880 172.1 6.0 2.39 2.25 ng Shaopeng 2637 214.4 8.1 2.02 1.86 Shifan 4670 99.4 2.1 2.47 2.42

Zhoudang 4837 97.3 2.0 2.46 2.41 Zhangwan Liuhu 3296 167.3 5.1 1.90 1.80 Mayin 4766 69.8 1.5 1.50 1.48 Wuyin 1770 51.8 2.9 0.90 0.87

Xiaowang 3760 246.1 6.5 1.37 1.28

yin______Zhengang 5000 246.4 4.9 4.57 4.35 Zhuzhuan 6421 361.4 5.6 3.12 2.95 g totals 370521.4 19470.6 5.3 1.50 1.42 Notes: Cultivated land areas levied only include those owned by villages. Source: Resettlement Survey of XXE

Among the 178 affected villages, there are 74 villages whose influence rate of land acquisition is below 5%; 61 villages whose influence rate of land acquisition is between 5%-10%; 33 whose rate is between 10%-15%; 4 whose rate is between 15%-17%; 6 whose rate is over 17%. Statistics of villages within different range of land influence rate are shown in Fig. 2-1. Fig. 2-1

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Among the 178 affected villages, the influence rate of 75.9% villages is below 5%; that of 18.5% villages is between 10%-15%; that of 5.6% villages is between 15%-20%; There is no village whose influence rate is over 20%. Please see Table 2-4. Affected ratio of village land levy

Table 2-4 Region Below 5% 5-10% 10-15% 15%-17% 17%-20% Totals Xiaonan 28.0 40.0 20.0 4.0 8.0 100 Xiaochang 100.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 100 Yunmeng 13. 3 33. 3 33. 3 13. 3 6.7 100 Anlu 19.4 29.0 45.2 3.2 3.2 100 Zengdu 42.0 38.0 18.0 0.0 2.0 100 Zaoyang 63.9 33. 3 0. 0 0. 0 2. 8 100 Xiangyang 66.7 33.3 0.0 0. 0 0.0 100 Totals 41.6 34.3 18.5 2.2 3.4 100 After land acquisition, average land occupation per capita is 1.4mu. There are only 5 villages whose land occupation ratio is below 0.5mu/capita. For detail, please see Fig. 2-2

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2.4 Temporary Occupation of land Temporary occupation of land includes those for soil borrow, fields for wasted soil, land for makeshift roads, fields for working and temporary living. This project occupies 1O,OOOmu for temporary usage. As the fee for temporary land usage has been included in contract, the fee for such kind of expense will be paid by construction unit, and will not be calculated in the expense for land levy and resettlement. However in the course of implementation, the construction unit will ask and urge the contractors to carry out the standard of compensation promulgated in action plan of settlement approved by Hubei government.

2.5 Demolishing of Buildings The demolished buildings by this project will be 192,488.6m 2 among which 64,704.8m2 are of brick & cement type, 84,908.2m2 are of brick & wood type, 14,882.6m 2 are of earth & wood type, and 27,993.0 m2 are of simply constructed house. Buildings demolished are chiefly of brick & wood type, which takes up 44.1% of the total areas of dismantled houses. Next is the brick & concrete type which occupies 33.6%. In view of distribution, Zengdu district has the largest demolishing quantities, 37% of the total; second one is in Anlu city, 25%. Table 2-5 gives the situation of demolishing. The attached table 4 lists the demolishing conditions in different towns.

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Summary of Structure to be demolished Table 2-5

Total The area of demolished structure (im2 ) Affected Area 2 (im ) Brick-concrete Brick-timber Timber-earth Simple house Xiaogan 99870.4 38310.6 37014.4 12763.4 11782.0 Xiaonan 26639.3 14476.4 6991.7 1627.1 3544.1 Xiaochang 5138.9 2353.6 1524.9 1260.4 Yunmen 16208.9 6946.4 6780.4 1946.8 535.3 Anlu 51883.3 14534.2 21717.4 7929.1 7702.6 Suizhou 75661.8 20102.6 40753.5 1231.9 13573.8 Zengdou 75661.8 20102.6 40753.5 1231.9 13573.8 Xiangfan 16956.4 6291.6 7140.3 887.3 2637.2 Zaoyang 10235.9 3773.3 4074.9 81.5 2306.2 Xiangfan 6720.5 2518.3 3065.4 331.0 805.8 Total 192488.6 64704.8 84908.2 14882.6 27993.0 Data resource: Xiaoxiang Expressway Resettlement Survey

2.6 The adherent Bodies on the land Affected In the scope limited by the red lines of the recommended alignment, there are 13,248.6m 2 level ground, 5.19 wells, enclosing wall 4,949m, 9,262 tombs, 1,175,980 timber trees, 84,680 fruit trees. For detail, please see table 2-6.

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Summary of Affected Attached Things

Table 2-5 _ tree tree Ripe fruit tree Young fruit tree County and level ground well wall tomb (D>1Ocm (ID<10cm (Num.) (Num.) District (in2 ) (Num.) (im) (Num.) (Num.) (Num.) Xiaogan C 8028.7 285 2637 1104 34687 46524 5623 1007 Xiaonan D 1711.6 69 1008 695 1780 6224 1300 Xiaochang C 25 16 174 6 180 1620 39 Yumnen C 4085.5 48 661 31 25221 2460 168 Anlu C 2206.6 152 794 372 7506 36220 4116 1007 Suizhou C 2861.9 190 980 7682 765808 263160 60270 2090 Zengdu D 2861.9 190 980 7682 765808 263160 60270 2090 Xiangfan C 2358 44 1332 476 56627 9174 15498 192 Zaoyang C 1434 4 470 340 52397 8614 13420 192 Xiangyang C 924 40 862 136 4230 560 2078

Total 13248.6 519 4949 9262 857122 318858 81391 3289 Data resource: Xiaoxiang Expressway Resettlement Survey

2-15 The Analysis on Impact of the Project The attached table 5 lists the detail of adhesive bodies in different towns.

2.7 Project Affected Peoples The total population of affected peoples is 17,800. Table 2-7 gives the characteristics of population structure. From point of view of sex and age structure, 51.6% is male and 48.4% is female; 48.7% is younger than 30 years old and the average age is 31.5 years old. In view of registered permanent residence, agricultural persons are 17,568 and non-agricultural ones are 232. In terms of nationality, all peoples affected are Han majority, and there is no minority. As to education level, those who are older than six years old are not well educated. 1,782 persons are (semi-)illiterate ones which takes up 10%; 5,891 persons are in primary school cultural level, or 33% of the total; 7,586 persons in junior middle school level, 43%; and 1,409 persons in senior middle school level, 10%. Only 168 persons are in college level, or 4%. It can be seen that 90.6% of the peoples in the scope affected is in level lower than senior middle school. On employment, 89.2 percent of those who are older than 16 years old have jobs, among which 95.6% are normally hired.

2-16 The Analysis on Inpact of the Project Characteristics of Household PAPs Table 2-7 Item Total Xiaonan Xiaoxiang Yunmeng Anlu Zengdu Zaoyang Xiangyang D C C C D C C For all PAPs Population 17800 1784 140 1700 2013 6750 3458 1955 (Num. ) Ratio(%o) 100 10 0.78 9.5 11.3 37.9 19.4 11.1 Sex ratio(%) Male 51.6 51.3 52.6 51.9 51.3 50.9 52.6 52.5 Female 48.4 47.6 47.4 48.1 48.7 49.1 47.4 47.5 Nationality The Han 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

(%) _ _ ___ Minority 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Age disbursement 0- 14 22.5 22.2 27.5 23.8 24.2 22.9 21.5 22.3 15-29 26.2 28 26.3 25.4 24.2 24.5 25.2 29.4 30-39 19.1 14.3 18 20.4 21.9 20.6 19.6 17.5 40-49 14.5 14.2 13.1 12.4 13.6 13.7 16.9 14.3 50-59 9.4 12.3 10.7 11.7 8.1 8.3 8.9 9.3 60+ 8.3 9.1 4.4 6.3 8 10 7.9 7.2 Average age 30.5 32.1 28.7 29.3 27 31.2 30.8 31.1 Registering structure(%) Rural 98.6 97.7 99.6 99.3 98.6 98.2 99.3 99 Urban 1.4 2.3 0.4 0.7 1.4 1.8 0.7 1.0 For 6Y and above Population 13114 1767 388 640 1614 3468 3047 2190 Ratio 100 13.4 3 4.9 12.4 26.4 23.2 16.7 Education level

Illiterate and 10.3 16.6 5.4 6.1 11.1 9.3 8.6 9.8 semi- Illiterate Primary school 35.1 37.9 36.9 46.2 34.4 30.9 36.3 35.7 Junior middle 45.2 36.8 54.1 42.2 44.2 47.9 45.9 45

senior middle 8.4 7.9 3.1 4.8 8.9 10 8.1 7.6 school College and 1 3.1 0.5 0.7 1.4 1.9 1.1 1.9

For 16Y and above who are employed .

2-17 The Analysis on Impact of the Project Employment status Working 95.6 97.6 91.9 90 95.5 94.6 96.7 96.6 normally ____ Other 4.4 2.4 8.1 10 4.5 5.4 3.3 3.4 Occupation: 85.4 73 90.2 88.5 86.2 86.1 90.1 85 agricultural activity_ Worker 3.4 5.4 0.1 5.8 4 5 1.5 3 Other 11.2 21.6 9.7 8.7 9.8 9.9 8.4 12 Source: Resettlement survey of XXE.

2.8 Affected Infrastructures(Professional Facilities) On May 2001, an overall survey, organized by provincial land levy & resettlement office and institutions concerned, has been made on various road and water system involved. The results show that, there are 849 various water systems affected, in which, there are 420 drainage facilities, 206 irrigation facilities, and 223 drainage & irrigation facilities. Roads affected along this project is 661, in which there are 10 national/provincial roads, 25 county roads, 82 town roads, 287 village roads, and 255 other types of roads such as pedestrians etc.. Electronic/communications facilities affected along the recommended line are chiefly power lines, communication lines and broadcasting lines. Table 2-8 lists the details of electronic/communication facilities affected. The attached table 6 gives the situation in different towns. Power/communication facilities to be removed shall be compensated by construction unit on the ground of re-purchasing price and shall be demolished and resettled by property owners. Resettlement standards of these facilities should meet technical criteria of electric/communication institutions and relevant expressway technical standards. Demolishing and resettlement scheme shall be optimized as much as possible so as to lower the costs to the most extend. Summary of Affected Power and Telecommunication Facilities

Table 2-8

Item Unit Total Power line 500 Kilo.V set 2 Power line 220 Kilo.V set 4 Power line 110 Kilo.V set 27 Power line 35 Kilo.V set 111 Power line 10 Kilo.V set 242 Power line below 380 V pole 946 Domestic long distance pole 78 2-18 The Analysis on Impact of the Project communication line City/county communication line pole 102 Rural communication line pole 1 153 Data resource: Xiaoxiang Expressway Resettlement Survey

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Chapter 3 Laws, Regulations and Standards of Compensation

3.1 Laws, Regulations and Policies 3.1.1The Related laws/regulations promulgated by the central government and provincial government They are: * Law of land management of PRC (go into effect in Jan. 1999) * Information on unified Tax Standard of land Levy in Road Construction (go into effect in Jan. 1, 1990, Ministry of Finance) * Forest law of PRC (go into effect in Sept.1984) * Ore resources law of PRC (go into effect in Oct. 1986) * Temporary Regulations of Recourses Tax of PRC (go into effect in Dec. 1993) * Management Regulations of Forestry in Hubei Province (become effective in Aug. 1997) * Information on Compensation Fee Collection for the Utilization of Installations of Water and Soil Conservation and Fee Levied for Protection and Harnessing of Soil Erosion (become effective in May, 2000, Hubei Government)

3.1.2 The relevant policies issued by the World Bank * The World Bank Operational Policy on Involuntary Resettlement OP 4.12 (Come into effectiveness December, 2001 ) * The World Bank Operational Policy on Involuntary Resettlement OP 4.12 Annex A ( Come into effectiveness December, 2001 ) * The World Bank Procedures on Involuntary Resettlement BP 4.12 ( Come into effectiveness December, 2001 )

3.2 The Selection of Main Laws, Regulations and Policies

3. 2. 1 Chinese land law and provincial regulations Article 47, Chapter 5 of Land Administrational Law of the People's Republic of China. Land requisitioned shall be compensated for on the basis of its original purpose of use. Compensation for requisitioned cultivated land shall include compensation for land, resettlement subsidies and effacements and young crops on the requisitioned land. Compensation for requisitioned of cultivated land shall be six to ten times the average

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annual output value of the requisitioned land for three years preceding such requisition. Resettlement subsidies for requisition of cultivated land shall be calculated according to the agricultural population needing to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing average amount of the original cultivated land per person of the unit the land of which is requisitioned. The standard resettlement subsidies to be divided among members of the agricultural population needing resettlement shall be four to six times the average annual output value of the requisitioned cultivated land for three years preceding such requisition. However, the highest resettlement subsidies for each hectare of the requisitioned cultivated land shall not exceed fifteen times its average annual output value for the three years preceding such requisition. Standards of land compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of other types of land shall be prescribed by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government with reference to the standards of compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of cultivated land. Standards for compensation for attachments and young crops on the requisitioned land shall be prescribed by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. For requisition of vegetable plots in city suburbs, the land users shall pay towards a development and construction fund for new vegetable plots in accordance with the relevant regulations of the State. If land compensation and resettlement subsidies paid in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of this Article are still insufficient to help original living standards, the resettlement subsidies may be increased upon approval by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. However, the total land compensation and resettlement subsidies shall not exceed 30 times the average annual output value of the requisitioned land for the three years preceding such requisition. The State Council may, in light of the level of social and economic development and under special circumstances, raise the standards of land compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of cultivated land.

Article 48 of Chapter 5 of Land Administrational Law of the People's Republic of China. Once a plan for compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisitioned land is decided on, the local people's government concerned shall make it known to the general public and solicit comments and suggestions form the collective economic organizations, the land of which is requisitioned, and the peasants.

Article 49 of Chapter 5 of Land Administrational Law of the People's Republic of China. The rural collective economic organization, the land of which is requisitioned, shall accept supervision by making known to its members the income and expenses of the compensation received for land requisition. The compensation and other charges paid to the unit for its land requisitioned is forbidden to be embezzled or misappropriated. Reconnaissance, ore opening up and various kinds of constructions should not occupy or occupy as less as possible the afforested land. If necessary, it must be approved by

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county government or higher level government, and go through procedures for the use of afforested land according to the regulation of land management and administrative regulations base on the approval by department of forestry of county government or higher level government. And must pay fee for recovery of forest according to regulations issued by the State Council (Law of Forest) The standards of fee for afforested land: 1) Six Yuan in RMB per square meter for occupied afforested land in suburb of towns, natural conservation regions, forest park and tourism zone, state-run forestry center, wood-seed base, forestry land for research and education. 2) Different sorts of trees on afforested land: TFive Yuan per m' for shelter-forest, forest for special usage, economic forest and bamboo forest. (9) Four Yuan per m' for timber woods. 3) Three Yuan per m' for sparse woods. 4) Two Yuan per m2 for bush. 5) 0.5 Yuan per m2 for afforested land. The resuming fee is collected from those units or persons that levy or occupy the afforested land by department of forestry of county government or state-run forestry units entrusted by provincial bureau of forestry (Hubei method of levy, use and management for Forestry Resuming Fee) * If the occupation or lumbering of afforested land are for newly built or reconstructed national or provincial roads or for construction of power transmission network, only half of resuming fee is levied (Hubei Forestry lands management Regulation) * Those units or those persons who occupy cultivated land for building houses or other non-agricultural construction are taxpayers (Temporary Tax Regulations on Levied Cultivated Land of PRC, item 3) * In the area where the average tax amount is more than five Yuan (including five Yuan), the tax for land levy is two Yuan per m2 (Information on Unified Tax Standard of Land Levy in Road Construction, Ministry of Finance). * Opening up ore resources in the territory or marine area of PRC, needs to pay tax for ore resources compensation, and also needs to follow other laws or administrative regulations if there is. (Compensation Fee Collection and Management Regulations for

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Ore Resources) * Those units or those persons who are engaged in opening natural resources, activities of production or construction, or construct railway or road, or building water conservancy facilities and initiating enterprise in Hubei province must pay compensation fee for water and soil conservation installations if these installation are damaged. (Information on Compensation Fee Collection for the Utilization of Installations of Water and Soil Conservation and Fee Levy for Protection and Harnessing of Soil Erosion, Hubei Government) * Those units or persons who are engaged in opening natural resources, activities of production or construction, causing soil erosion, must harness it according to the scheme of water and soil conservation approved by county (on higher) department. Those who refuse to harness must pay fee for protection and harnessing. These fees will be used and supervised by department of water affair in a unified manner. (Information on Compensation Fee Collection for the Utilization of Installation of Water and Soil Conservation and Fee Levy for Protection and Harnessing of Soil Erosion, Hubei Government) * The compensation fee for water and soil conservation installations is calculated by the areas damaged and the areas occupied by piles poured from earth, stone and wastes. 1.5 Yuan per m2 for once payment. If other installations are damaged, the fee will be counted according to current coat for the same quality. * For those not listed nonmetal ore, the original tax of 0.5 Yuan per ton or per m3 needs to raise to 2 Yuan per ton or per m3 . (Information on Tax Standard Adjustment for Original Tax of not Listed Nonmetal ore, Hubei Local Tax Bureau). * Those units or those persons who open up ore products or salt products in the territory of PRC are called as tax payers. (The Temporary Regulations on Resource Tax of PRC).

3.2.2 Relevant Principle of the World Bank Involuntary Resettlement Policy OP 4.12 Policy Objectives.

(a) Involuntary resettlement should be avoided where feasible, or minimized, exploring all viable alternative project designs.

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(b) 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. (c) Displaced persons should be assisted in their efforts to improve their livelihoods and standards of living or at least to restore them, in real terms, to pre-displacement levels or to levels prevailing prior to the beginning of project implementation, whichever is higher.

Impacts Covered (a) the involuntary taking of land resulting in (i) relocation or loss of shelter; (ii) lost of assets or access to assets; or (iii) loss of income sources or means of livelihood, whether or not the affected persons must move to another location; or (b) the involuntary restriction of access to legally designated parks and protected areas resulting in adverse impacts on the livelihoods of the displaced persons.

4. 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. 5. Requests for guidance on the application and scope of this policy should be addressed to the Resettlement Committee. Required Measures

6. To address the impacts covered under para. 3 (a) of this policy, the borrower prepares a resettlement plan or a resettlement policy framework (see paras. 25-30) that covers the following: (a) The resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are (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] 1 for losses of assets] 2 attributable directly to the project. (b) If the impacts include physical relocation, the resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework

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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. 13 (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; 14 and (ii) provided with development assistance in addition to compensation measures described in paragraph 6(a) (iii), such as land preparation, credit facilities, training, or job opportunities.

7. In projects involving involuntary restriction of access to legally designated parks and protected areas (see para. 3(b)), the nature of restrictions, as well as the type of measures necessary to mitigate adverse impacts, is determined with the participation of the displaced persons during the design and implementation of the project. In such cases, the borrower prepares a process framework acceptable to the Bank, describing the participatory process by which (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 process framework also includes a description of the arrangements for implementing and monitoring the process. 8. To achieve the objectives of this policy, particular attention is paid to the needs of vulnerable groups among those displaced, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, or other displaced persons who may not be protected through national land compensation legislation. 9. Bank experience has shown that resettlement of indigenous peoples with traditional land-based modes of production is particularly complex and may have significant adverse impacts on their identity and cultural survival. For this reason, the Bank satisfies itself that the borrower has explored all viable alternative project designs to avoid physical displacement of these groups. When it is not feasible to avoid such displacement,

3-6 Laws, Regulations and Standards of Compensation preference is given to land-based resettlement strategies for these groups (see para. 11) that are compatible with their cultural preferences and are prepared in consultation with them. 10. The implementation of resettlement activities is linked to the implementation of the investment component of the project to ensure that displacement or restriction of access does not occur before necessary measures for resettlement are in place. For impacts covered in para. 3(a) of this policy, these measures include provision of compensation and of other assistance required for relocation, prior to displacement, and preparation and provision of resettlement sites with adequate facilities, where required. In particular, taking of land and related assets may take place only after compensation has been paid and, where applicable, resettlement sites and moving allowances have been provided to the displaced persons. For impacts covered in para. 3(b) of this policy, the measures to assist the displaced persons are implemented in accordance with the plan of action as part of the project. 11. Preference should be given to land-based resettlement strategies for displaced persons whose livelihoods are land-based. These strategies may include resettlement on public land (see footnote 1 above), or on private land acquired or purchased for resettlement. Whenever replacement land is offered, resettlers are provided with land for which a combination of productive potential, locational advantages, and other factors is at least equivalent to the advantages of the land taken. If land is not the preferred option of the displaced persons, the provision of land would adversely affect the sustainability of a park or protected area, or sufficient land is not available at a reasonable price, non-land-based options built around opportunities for employment or self-employment should be provided in addition to cash compensation for land and other assets lost. The lack of adequate land must be demonstrated and documented to the satisfaction of the Bank. 12. Payment of cash compensation for lost assets may be appropriate where (a) livelihoods are land-based but the land taken for the project is a small fraction of the affected asset and the residual is economically viable; (b) active markets for land, housing, and labor exist, displaced persons use such markets, and there is sufficient supply of land and housing; or (c) livelihoods are not land-based. Cash compensation levels should be sufficient to replace the lost land and other assets at full replacement cost in local markets. 13. For impacts covered under para. 3(a) of this policy, the Bank also requires the following:

(a) Displaced persons and their communities, and any host communities receiving them, are provided timely and relevant information, consulted on resettlement options, and offered opportunities to participate in planning, implementing, and monitoring resettlement. Appropriate and accessible grievance mechanisms are established for these groups.

(b) In new resettlement sites or host communities, infrastructure and public services are

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(c) Patterns of community organization appropriate to the new circumstances are based on choices made by the displaced persons. To the extent possible, the existing social and cultural institutions of resettlers and any host communities are preserved and resettlers' preferences with respect to relocating in preexisting communities and groups are honored. Eligibility for Benefits.

14. Upon identification of the need for involuntary resettlement in a project, the borrower carries out a census to identify the persons who will be affected by the project (see the Annex A, para. 6(a)), to determine who will be eligible for assistance, and to discourage inflow of people ineligible for assistance. The borrower also develops a procedure, satisfactory to the Bank, for establishing the criteria by which displaced persons will be deemed eligible for compensation and other resettlement assistance. The procedure includes provisions for meaningful consultations with affected persons and communities, local authorities, and, as appropriate, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and it specifies grievance mechanisms. 15. Criteriafor Eligibility. Displaced persons may be classified in one of the following three groups: (a) those who have formal legal rights to land (including customary and traditional rights recognized under the laws of the country); (b) those who do not have formal legal rights to land at the time the census begins but have a claim to such land or assets-provided that such claims are recognized under the laws of the country or become recognized through a process identified in the resettlement plan (see Annex A, para. 7(f)); and (c) those who have no recognizable legal right or claim to the land they are occupying. 16. Persons covered under para. 15(a) and (b) are provided compensation for the land they lose, and other assistance in accordance with para. 6. Persons covered under para. 15(c) are provided resettlement assistanc in lieu of compensation for the land they occupy, and other assistance, as necessary, to achieve the objectives set out in this policy, if they occupy the project area prior to a cut-off date established by the borrower and acceptable to the Bank. Persons who encroach on the area after the cut-off date are not entitled to compensation or any other form of resettlement assistance. All persons included in para. 15(a), (b), or (c) are provided compensation for loss of assets other than land.

Resettlement Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring

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17. To achieve the objectives of this policy, different planning instruments are used, depending on the type of project: (a) a resettlement plan or abbreviated resettlement plan is required for all operations that entail involuntary resettlement unless otherwise specified; (b) a resettlement policy framework is required for operations referred to in paras. 26-30 that may entail involuntary resettlement, unless otherwise specified; and (c) a process framework is prepared for projects involving restriction of access in accordance with para. 3(b) (see para. 31). 18. The borrower is responsible for preparing, implementing, and monitoring a resettlement plan, a resettlement policy framework, or a process framework (the "resettlement instruments"), as appropriate, that conform to this policy. The resettlement instrument presents a strategy for achieving the objectives of the policy and covers all aspects of the proposed resettlement. Borrower commitment to, and capacity for, undertaking successful resettlement is a key determinant of Bank involvement in a project. 19. Resettlement planning includes early screening, scoping of key issues, the choice of resettlement instrument, and the information required to prepare the resettlement component or subcomponent. The scope and level of detail of the resettlement instruments vary with the magnitude and complexity of resettlement. In preparing the resettlement component, the borrower draws on appropriate social, technical, and legal expertise and on relevant community-based organizations and NGOs. The borrower informs potentially displaced persons at an early stage about the resettlement aspects of the project and takes their views into account in project design. 20. The full costs of resettlement activities necessary to achieve the objectives of the project are included in the total costs of the project. The costs of resettlement, like the costs of other project activities, are treated as a charge against the economic benefits of the project; and any net benefits to resettlers (as compared to the "without-project" circumstances) are added to the benefits stream of the project. Resettlement components or free-standing resettlement projects need not be economically viable on their own, but they should be cost-effective. 21. The borrower ensures that the Project Implementation Plan is fully consistent with the resettlement instrument. 22. As a condition of appraisal of projects involving resettlement, the borrower provides the Bank with the relevant draft resettlement instrument which conforms to this policy, and makes it available at a place accessible to displaced persons and local NGOs, in a form, manner, and language that are understandable to them. Once the Bank accepts this instrument as providing an adequate basis for project appraisal, the Bank makes it available to the public through its InfoShop. After the Bank has approved the final resettlement instrument, the Bank and the borrower disclose it again in the same manner.

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23. The borrower's obligations to carry out the resettlement instrument and to keep the Bank informed of implementation progress are provided for in the legal agreements for the project. 24. The borrower is responsible for adequate monitoring and evaluation of the activities set forth in the resettlement instrument. The Bank regularly supervises resettlement implementation to determine compliance with the resettlement instrument. Upon completion of the project, the borrower undertakes an assessment to determine whether the objectives of the resettlement instrument have been achieved. The assessment takes into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. If the assessment reveals that these objectives may not be realized, the borrower should propose follow-up measures that may serve as the basis for continued Bank supervision, as the Bank deems appropriate.

3.3 The standards of compensation These compensation standards for land levy, removement and settlement are worked out based on deep survey, China's laws and regulations as well as the guidance for those who are not on a voluntary basis to emigrate promulgated by The World Bank, and for the purpose of resuming the living standards of affected peoples in a short period of time and raising their living levels as quickly as we can, and also on the basis of full coordination with the units, persons and local governments affected.

3.3.1 Compensation Standard for land levy Compensation for permanent land levy The Basic Figures In accordance with the survey, production period of paddy field in Xiaonan district, Xiaochang county, Yunmeng county, Anlu city, Zengdu district, Zaoyang city, Xiangyang county last 1 season or 2 seasons. Average annual output in paddy field is 591kg or 610 Yuan/mu, and dry land, 510 Yuan from 1998 to 2000 (Paddy field and its production conditions during 1998-2000 in each county(city) along this Project are shown in Table 3-1). By consulting with local concerned departments and units and persons, it decides that compensation fee as a basic figure for paddy fields and ponds is 610 Yuan, 510 Yuan for non-irrigated land, nursery of young plants, afforested land; 200 Yuan/mu for residential base and other types of land which has no output. However, residential base for relocation shall be compensated by rate of paddy field (including grounding leveling etc.)

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Paddy field & its output conditions during 1998-2000 in affected regions

Table 3-1 Paddy field (1000 hec.) Rice (10000 ton) Region 1998 1999 2000 1998 1999 2000 Xiaonan 27.33 26.34 26.26 25.13 24.26 19.14 Xiaochang 22.45 22.76 22.78 22.78 21.2 20.95 Yunmeng 16.67 15.56 17.61 17.61 18.63 16.95 Anlu 26.76 27.01 27.98 22.3 24.03 19.33 Zengdu 77.65 73.41 73.3 68.1 63.5 65.01 Xiangyang 54.87 55.11 56.7 50.3 52.1 45.58 Zaoyang 52.9 53.34 51.3 48.6 47.51 41.52

The multiplier of Compensation According to the current laws and regulations, by combining the specific situation in Hubei province, and through full coordination with local governments, it determines 6 times of compensation for various sorts of land. Owing to digging for pond construction, the expense of digging by current price is 3 000 Yuan per mu which shall not be listed in this item (compensation shall be included under other item). Table 3-1 lists standards of compensation for difficult sorts of land according to the above basic figure and times of compensation. Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition

Table 3-2

Type of land Compensation Compensation Compensation rate cardinal multiplier (Yuan/mu) (Yuan/mu) Irrigated land 610 6 3660 Dry land 510 6 3060 Water pond 610 6 3660 Nursery 510 6 3060 Forest land 510 6 3060 Others 200 200

* The Grant-in-aid expense for settlement

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According to law of land, by combining the situation in Hubei province, for each rural, the grand-in-aid expense is 3222 Yuan, which is 6 times of average output value of 537 Yuan/mu over the three years before land levy. Total PAPs to be settled will reach 14848 capita, thus the total grand-in-aid expense is 47840256 Yuan or 1854 Yuan/mu. * Young plant compensation According to consultations, young plant compensation will be average output value of land in 3 years before levy. For paddy field, it is 610 Yuan/mu, dry laid is 510 Yuan/mu. Trees in forest have been compensated which are treated as ground attached things and will not listed under this item. There is no young plant on waste mountain/land/beach, thus this item does not occur. * Temporary Land Usage The time period of temporary usage of land is calculated by one year. By coordinating with local government, the compensation fee is calculated by the average output over three years before levied. If the time period of temporary usage of land is more than a year but less than two years, the compensation fee will be double, on the analogy of this. Because the temporary land usage may damage surface soil and original irrigation facilities so as to reduce the output after returning to agricultural production, the owner of the project has to renew the surface soil and facilities before returning the levied land. When using temporary land, measures should be taken to decrease cultivated land occupation as less as possible, and use poor land as many as possible. Contractors will pay the expense for such kind of land occupation which shall be paid to land property owners by contractors..

3.3.2 The Grant-in-aid Expense for Houses Houses are the basic condition for living. So the masses pay most attention to the standard of compensation. On March 2001, PRO carries out the survey on replacement prices of each type of house so as to following the principle of making house compensation by its replacement price. Construction price for per I00m2 house are as follows: For brick & concrete structure: labor payment is 5000 Yuan (10 person*25 workday*20Yuan/person.workday); bricks 5600 Yuan (35000 blocks*0.16 Yuan/block);

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cement 1120 Yuan (4 ton*s280 Yuan/ton); concrete plate 7200 Yuan(40 blocks*180 Yuan/block); others 2000 Yuan. Totals are 20920 Yuan. For brick & wood structure: labor payment is 4000 Yuan (10 person*20 workday*20Yuan/person.workday); bricks 4800 Yuan (30000 blocks*0.16 Yuan/block); cement 840 Yuan (3 ton*s280 Yuan/ton); tile 1300 Yuan(20000 blocks*650 Yuan/10000 blocks); wood 1950 Yuan (3m3*650 Yuan/m 3); others 2000 Yuan. Totals are 14890 Yuan. For earth & wood structure: labor payment is 3600 Yuan (10 person*18 workday*20Yuan/person.workday); tile 1300 Yuan(20000 blocks*650 Yuan/10000 blocks); wood 2600 Yuan (4m3 *650 Yuan/m3 ); earth brick and others 2000 Yuan. Totals are 9500 Yuan. Simple house usually means grass house, sty, cattle house etc. with simple structure. After investigation, 60 Yuan/m 2 is enough. After redundant consultation with village committee, villagers and affected sectors and local governments, compensation standard for each type of house structure is determined: brick & concrete/brick & wood/earth & wood/simple structure is separately 220/150/100/60 Yuan/m2. On Sept. 2001, PR made a recheck survey on replacement prices of various houses in affected regions. Results are: replacement price of brick & concrete/brick & wood/earth & wood/simple structure is separately 204/142/94/31 Yuan/mr. 2 For family removement, besides compensation for house reconstruction, removement expense, expense for delay of their work and expense for water supply, power connection and traffic as well as leveling the land for reconstruction are of course paid. As there is no unified standard, after consultation with local sectors, compensation standard is: 375 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is not larger than 10Gm2 ; 750 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is larger than 100m2". Compensation standard for family transit cost/ delay of their work and other subsidy are 150 Yuan per family. Resettlement house will be free from any tax or charge. Resettlement sector shall properly handle the reconstruction affairs according to local urban planning and shall solicit for PAPs opinions so as to provide as much as possible living and working conveniences for them. Demolishing notice will be issued 2 months before

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3.3.3 Compensation Standard for Installation of Professional Usage The fundamental installation conserved this project are power lines, communication lines, lines for broadcasting, optical cable lines and so on. Most of them will be reconstructed in a removed manner. The compensation expenses are determined on a coordinated base. Please see Table 3-3 Compensation rates for specific facilities Table3-3

Item Unit Compensation rate(Yuan)

Power line 500 kilo.v M/tower 500000

Power line 220 kilo.v M/tower 200000

Power line 110 kilo.v M/tower 150000

Power line 35 kilo.v M/tower 50000

Power line 10 kilo.v M/tower 5000

Power line below 380 voltage M/pole 600

Domestic long distance M/pole 800

communication line

3.3.4 Compensation Standard for Adherent Bodies The adherent bodies on the levied land are mainly level ground, wells, enclosing wall, tombs and trees and so forth. The compensation standards are determined on a coordinated base. Compensation Rates for the Attached things Table 3-4

Item Unit Compensation rate (Yuan)

Sunning ground M2 10

Well Num. 200

Wall M 10

Tomb Num. 300

tree ( 'D ) 10cm) Num. 25

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tree ( (D<1 Ocm) Num. 5

Ripe fruit tree Num. 60

Young fruit tree Num. 5

3.3.5 Compensation Standards for water conservancy facility Affected water conservancy facilities should be recovered by employers so as to ensure the normal agricultural activities. In design phase, survey on water system/drainage or irrigation ditch should be properly made. Various structures should be carefully designed. Before completion of structures, employer should urge contractors to adopt temporary measures so as to ensure normal function of original water conservancy facilities.

3.4 The Application Scope of Compensation Standard Any compensation for land levy and removement caused by the project should be brought into effect according to the Resettlement Action Plan of XXE approved by Hubei government.

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Chapter 4 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan

4.1 The goals, approaches and principles of resettlement and rehabilitation 4.1.1 Goals of resettlement and rehabilitation The general objectives of resettlement and rehabilitation are to ensure the living of PAPs (Project Affected Population) and the production of the PAE (Project Affected Enterprises) be restored in a rather short time period and be improved as soon as possible. It means: 1) The area and structure of the rebuilt house of affected household will at least be the same as that before removal. 2) Labors have been resettled properly and reach a higher income level than before through developing agriculture. 3) Public structures and professional facilities have been rehabilitated as former standards. 4) Affected enterprises have been restored, and their production scale, capacity and employment have been restored. The compensation for assets holders won't be depressed and any tax shall not be charged.

4.1.2 The approaches of resettlement and rehabilitation The resettlement and rehabilitation consists of living resettlement & rehabilitation and production resettlement & rehabilitation. Living resettlement & rehabilitation mainly means house removal and living facility recovering. It includes: 1) the residence houses of affected household 2) the living houses of affected enterprises 3) facilities such as water/electric power supply, road etc. Production resettlement & rehabilitation mainly means the employment arrangement and production facilities recovering. It includes: 1) Agriculture resettlement for agricultural PAPs so that they can obtain cultivated land; 2) Recovering facilities involved in production, such as water system, road, and etc. Resettlement and rehabilitation will be implemented through the methods of paying compensation, labor arrangement and restoring living & production conditions.

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4.1.3 The principles of resettlement and rehabilitation

- PAPs participate in the whole process of the resettlement. PAPs shall be consulted on such issues as compensation standard, location of the resettlement sites, the amount of house compensation that they were entitled, the schedule, the fund disbursement, and employment. PAPs or their representatives should be invited and agreement will be reached. The consultation shall be implemented through representative meeting and village consulting meeting.

- The compensations will be paid directly to asset-holders and shall not be spent on behalf of the asset-holders by any unit or individual (including county/city/town/village intermediaries).

- House, special facilities and attached things should be compensated at reset price. The compensated amount should not be detained, discounted or charged with any tax. The compensation received by asset owners should be calculated according to public standard. For house rebuilding, the relocation sectors will supply leveled residential base, water and power supply facilities without any charge. Salvageable materials of the original house belong to the original owners. Any units or person other than asset holder does not have the right of handling. No deduction shall be made from the published rates in any form including withholding, taxes or depreciation. The replacement price is determined based on survey and paid at the currently price. During the implementation, inflation will also be taken into consideration.

- Difficult matters shall be dealt with firstly. In order to minimize the loss of enterprises and ensure the resettlement completion before the commencement of civil works, priority should be given to enterprises and institutes on the aspects of relocation sites selection and compensation. As to household resettlement, we will pay more attention to vulnerable group.

- Buildings and special facilities will be dismantled and rebuilt by property owners. The

4-2 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan compensation fund must be disbursed before resettlement. For vulnerable group, PRO may entrust local resettlement offices to provide help and subsidy.

-Pay more attention to the surplus labors' willing Besides carrying out the law and regulations of state and province, the willing of surplus laborers shall be respected when resettling them into enterprises.

-Using land reasonably. As a large number of buildings will be affected by this project, land utility plan should be properly made on the ground of consultation with PAPs so as to achieve minimum cultivated land occupation. In order to change rural living conditions, the PRO will, by refer to the experience from other projects, encourage the relocation households to reconstruct their toilet room according to economic, adaptable and scientific technology. Thus the bad smell of toilet room will be thoroughly eliminated and the pollution will be decreased. The PRO will extend relevant technology without any charge. According to the calculation, one toilet room reconstruction will need an extra investment of about 150 Yuan. PRO will pay this 150 Yuan/family.

4.2 House rebuilding The houses rebuilding mainly refers to affected residential houses and other houses. The houses of enterprises and institutes do not include. The details are listed in table 4-1. Schedule for house relocation Table 4-1

Item Beginning Ending

Noticing the demolishing date March 2002

Consulting the relocation site March 2002 April 2002

Declaring the choice of April 2002 April 2002 relocation site

Delivering compensation April 2002 April 2002

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Old house demolishing and May 2002 June 2002 new house constructing

Moving into new houses March 2002 June 2002

Civil works June 2002 Dec. 2005 PAPs will be kept informed about any changes in the content of the RAP regarding policy and compensation and schedule (in case such a change takes place) Fifty percent of the housing compensation will be paid to the PAPs at the beginning of the new house construction, the rest 50 percent will be paid at the half of the construction. In order to ensure the house rebuilding, the PRO has demanded all levels ROs entrust House Building and Planning sectors to design house map and schemes combining local features. These houses should have good shape, be economical and adaptable. The PAPs can select (but not be forced) from the maps and schemes when constructing new house free of charge.

4.2.1 Scheduling

- The above schedule is determined according to works plan and changed according the schedule of project. It will be consulted with PAPs again to ensure that they will have sufficient time to rebuild their new house and relocate in new house.

- Before their new houses is finished, PAPs will still live in their old house. No one can force them to leave their house.

4.2.2 Relocation site choice. PAPs were given a choice to select on among several plots that would be available to them. The relocation sites must be:

- PAPs will be resettled in their original communities (if they are willing, they will be resettled in original village) so that they can easily adapt to new residential environment. According to survey, there are no more than 9 household in each village who will be removed, it is possible to relocate PAPs in their own village.

- Good environment, no pollution, convenient to their living and working.

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-Minimizing the cultivated land occupation in the premise of not disobey PAPs' self-willing

- Local residences are willing to accept these PAPs to remove into their communities, and they can get along well with them.

- The houses relocation site should be near to farmland so as to facilitate agricultural activities. The houses relocation site shall be acquired from waste land if possible. The village commission will be responsible for rebuilding procedure on the concerned land management and planning sectors. Acquiring the land must be permitted by the land sectors.

4.2.3 Assistance for vulnerable group Vulnerable group affected include directly affected ones and indirectly influenced ones. Directly affected vulnerable households means those live within scope of red lines with poor living conditions. Specifically, they include single-parent family, family whose main labor is handicapped (or weak-minded), family without labor capacity, lonely elder family, family with poor life on account of natural disasters. Indirectly affected family means vulnerable ones within scope of affected village but beyond red lines of this project. The assistance vulnerable group will receive includes: 1) financial assistance provided by the Project Organization for their removal 2) labor assistance provided by village for house reconstruction and removal, and the removing and rebuilding will be undertaken by village; 3) reducing or remitting their voluntary labor assignment in that very year; 4) having priority to choose locations of relocation house and re-adjusted cultivated land. 5) Indirectly affected vulnerable families will no take part in land adjustment after land levy so as to keep their normal working from be disturbed.

4.3 Specific facilities The affected specific facilities mainly include power and telecommunication facilities, agricultural water conservancy facilities.

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-As for the low voltage power line and telecommunication line, the contractor will provide temporary treatment during construction period in order to ensure normal construction. After the completion of structures, the PRO will make compensation to property owners according to quantities of relocation works. The line can be selected to across the expressway by passageway or over-bridge (decided by the property owners) but can not adopt the overpass approach.

- As for the power line with 10 kilo.v or more than 10 kilo.v, the POR will compensate on basis of relocation works and the property holders shall remove and construct the facilities by themselves according to related national technical standards.

4.4 Public structures In this project, public structure means collective houses. Their structure is almost the same as that of household, so they will be compensated with the same compensation rates as that of family house on the basis of consultation with roperty owner. Their service function will be comprehensively considered and the original standard should be met.

4.5 Attached things All attached things will by removed and rebuilt by their owner at the same time of house removal.

4.6 Rehabilitation of road and water system 4.6.1 Road rehabilitation

- As for the national highway and provincial highway, they need no compensation.

- As for the other roads listed in the maintenance sectors, the PRO will give subsidy after checking the standard. The highway sector will do the maintenance and ensure the traffic. After the completion of the construction, the PRO will give subsidy for relocation.

- As for the non-maintenance roads, the contractor will be responsible for ordinary maintenance and keeping the traffic. After the completion of construction, the PRO will relocate it according to the real condition.

4.6.2 Water system -At project designing phase, the design staff should get the opinions from local mass

4-6 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan and agricultural & hydraulic sectors and try to restore the function of the former water system in the premise of meeting the technical standard. The relocation methods can be: 1) directly construct the water-passing structure on the original site; 2) combine several nearby water system crossing the expressway and restore the function of these water system through the new-constructed structures on the expressway. Thus the function of water system can be restored and at the same time, the number of structures can be decreased; 3) construct station or dig pond on the affected area for restoring the function of water system. -At project construction phase, since the structures have not been finished, the contractor will do temporary water drainage treatment for satisfying the demand of agricultural drainage/irrigation. In May 2001, the PRO organized local ROs and related sectors to undertake a comprehensive survey on roads and water system that will be affected directly or indirectly by the project. The related survey documents have been presented to designing sector. The designing sector will take every possible engineering measures to restore the function of the roads and water systems at the final design (the roads that will be crossed the expressway is shown in the annex table 7, water system which intersect with expressway are shown in attached table 8). Design sector has made on-the spot design on the ground of survey data provided by resettlement sectors. Structural design is listed in attached table 9 and 10.

4.7 Agricultural laborer resettlement 4.7.1 Method of agricultural laborer resettlement There are much land along Xiaoxiang expressway. From point of view of influence caused by land acquisition, and by taking village as the unit, the rural laborer who need to be resettled is 14848 capita (Shown in table 4-2). After consulting with the local government and mass, the PRO will use agricultural resettlement which is the most popular resettlement method. The agricultural resettlement is just the land readjustment. It means that, all the land of a village will be gathered up, and then be readjustment to each household based on the number of population. Through land readjustment, the laborers who loss their land on account of land acquisition will regain land, they will go in for agricultural activity in

4-7 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan original village. Their personal registration features and occupation features are kept unchanged. After land readjustment, there will be no surplus labors. The villages will let all the PAPs gain reasonable resettlement through land adjustment and reasonably using land compensation fee. The land readjustment will be undertaken by taking the goal of rehabilitating lost income and not merely of replacing a specific area of lost land. The rehabilitation measures are: 1. In village investment plan, it will be stated that some measures will be undertaken to improve the planting condition of irrigated land or raise the income. 2. Increasing the area of dry land to PAPs when the irrigated land was less than before so as to make up their income loss. 3. During the land readjustment, the land readjustment will be undertaken by achieving the goal of rehabilitating lost income an not merely of replacing a specific area of lost land. 4. For the PAPs who are seriously affected by land levy, the village will take some practical measures or adjust land so as to create conditions to replace their income. The land readjustment will be undertaken in Feb. 2002. The affected households will gain land nearby their relocation sites so as to facilitate the resumption and uplift of their living and working as soon as possible. The vulnerable group will take priority to choose their land under the same conditions. On the ground of full consultation, if some PAPs, especially those whose registered permanent residence are in rural region but who make living by means of doing business or providing labor at outside places (in Chinese rural regions, there exist numerous these kinds of people), do not want land voluntarily (chiefly because they can not provide labor for agricultural operation but various taxes/charges can not be exempted), they can obtain the resettlement fund directly from village. These people will not take part in land readjustment in the village. This approach must be agreed by affected people and relevant contract must be signed between village and these people.

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Number of rural people to be resettled Table 4-2 County Rural Cultivated Land levied Rural /city/ Village populaiton land area (mu) population to diti Town name distri name (capita) before levy be resettled ct (mu) (capita) Xiaonan 1225 1162 133 140 D.Sancha Honglian

Hongshan 1202 1312 42.4 38

.______Jianzeng 1526 1370 12.4 13

Manqiao 1256 1566 183 146

Tonglian 1760 1938 40 36 Xihe Bailong 1179 1470 105.2 84 Lishu 1286 2680 458.6 220

Xihe 1638 1775 54.6 50

Xiacai 976 918 53 56

Zhugang 798 793 59.4 59

Xinpu Changjia 2525 2488 157.7 160 ng

Fuqiang 580 540 85.7 92 Luopi 1447 1490 108.7 105 Pengxing Wuhong 1838 1750 207.8 218 Huaguang 1925 1530 69.2 87 Xiaogang Gexin 4213 1291 80.9 264 Taomiao 1640 1008 77.2 125 Dalian 2435 1227 89.3 177

Guoyang 1825 669 8.1 22 Nong' ai 1127 488 65.4 151 Wanglian 1488 1134 160.3 210 g Wu' ai 2440 1530 111.4 177

Yongsan 1464 .850 146.4 252 Dougang Wan' an 1565 2366 231 152 Sanzhang 1170 1344 52 45 Xiaochan I 1117 1403 3.8 3 g Baisha Wangshan

______Fuli 1154 1464 11.4 8 Wuxu 822 1079 13 9

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Yunmen D.d W .d 1675 1560 174.4 187

Zhangyua 857 951 147.6 133 n Honggang 1453 1581 181.5 166 Tangchen 1413 1332 174.8 185 Jiepai 1756 1425 119.1 146 Zengdian Liudian 2559 2286 18.6 20 Luoqiao 1604 1982 190.4 154 Yulou 2310 2235 120.6 124 Liuyan 2106 1953 297 320 Pohuang 1970 2308 243.5 207

_Renhe I

Continued Table 4-2 County Rural Cultivated Land levied Rural /city/ Town name Village population land area (mu) population to distri name (capita) before levy be resettled ct (mu) (capita) Renhe 1478 1644 116.6 104 Changpen 1867 2345 319.2 254 g Zhuqiao 1909 1974 46.8 45 Dafang 2440 2307 164.7 174

Yitang Shanggan 280 654 121.3 52 g .______Anlu Bifan Changpen 1570 1264 31.9 39 g . Dongmiao 1017 890 61.5 70 Dumiao 1043 624 30.6 51 Gaochong 595 447 56.7 75 Liangfan 1259 986 118.3 151 Longchon 778 342 36.7 83 g Panchong 1527 1727 156 137 Sanli 1178 885 48.7 64 Sonthern Biliu 808 1061 154.6 117 downtown Liumiao 1001 789 143.5 182

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of fice Dating 415 500 68 56 Xiaoqan 858 555 70.2 108 Sihqiao 2079 917 76.6 173 Wanmiao 690 674 92.6 94 Sili 1357 924 109.1 160 Caomiao 758 1058 0.2 0 Tangdi Zhangche 1413 1190 61.4 72 n sanchong 597 1155 132.7 68 Hupeng 1156 1312 165.4 145 Chenhe 884 610 103 149 Huilong 781 712 65.7 72 Yandian Bishan 947 1210 89.5 70 Chalu 739 716 20.4 21 Henglu 1023 1753 36 21 Jianshan 700 533 61.7 81 Ligang 871 1017.4 135.2 115 Shihe 825 1345 23.7 14 Shuangni 1016 1800 101.1 57 ao Songlong 1016 1745 162.3 94 Yandian 1340 890 95 143 yuanfan 1254 1440 149.3 130 Zengdu Anju Annan 620 929 21.8 14 D. Anju Annan

Continued Table 4-2 County Rural Cultivated Land levied Rural /city/ Village populaiton land area (mu) population to distri Town name name (capita) before levy be resettled ct (mu) (capita) Fanjiaga 1180 1793 210.1 138 ng Hemu 2136 2189 169.1 165 Jiamiao 1233 1620 48.4 36 Jiangiia 1076 1538 56.1 39 peng _ Piaohe 1436 1836 67.9 53

_Qikeshu 891 1539 92.7 53 Zhongjia 1747 1724 164.5 166

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wan Hedian Hejiatai 1012 1518 11.8 7 Jiaoteng 850 1334 44.9 28 he Jinhuali 1169 1475 96.4 76 ng Jingtian 590 1051 42.3 23 fan Lujiahe 1003 904 66.3 73 Pengjiaf 506 839 149.5 90 an Weijiaya 515 840 104.5 64 Wushan 1060 1456 156.3 113 Xiangshu 667 1214 78.7 43 ilong Xiangtan 1951 1130 142.5 246

______~gjieju Zaoshuya 785 870 50.7 45 Dujiafan 1043 1641 24.1 15 Zanjiaqi 1149 1475 37.5 29 Tuanshan 776 995 17.1 13 Wangzhan 950 1243 27 20 Huantan Caijiach 910 1600 9 5 Huantan ong I Caowang 981 1731 99 56 Guanyiny 1204 3926 203.8 62 an Jiawuwan 1163 1606 26.7 19 Jiuligan 2009 2574 233.3 182

_ _ Liaosai 1287 1539 32.4 27 Shiqiao 910 1600 83.3 47 Sunjiawa 418 1622 25.4 6 n Wanjiahe 815 1314 14.2 8 Xumiao 1148 2339 158.8 77 Junchuan Jiehe 480 580 32.5 26 Yuyan 1090 1215 140.6 126 Zhongsic 1319 1736 86.7 65 i

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Luoyang Hewan 1043 838 90 112 Huawuwan 1047 867 50.4 60 Jinjilin 1053 799 105.8 139 ______g I _I I I Liujiaqi 1226 1026 115.7 138 ao

Continued Table 4-2 County Rural Cultivated Land levied Rural /city/ Village populaiton land area (mu) population to distri name (capita) before levy be resettled ct (mu) (capita) Luofan 1013 738 59.4 81 Qiufan 1236 1210 58.5 59 Zhubaosh 1501 1470 109.1 III an Southern 1189 1598 86.7 64 suburb Dashanpo Huangfan 1000 1353 0.3 0 Xinmiao 952 1459 35.6 23 Qianjin 1969 1950 32.6 32 Eastern 2245 2165 71.9 74 downtown Yunshui office

Fenghuan 207 210 24.2 23 g . Wenfengt 1800 1882 147.8 141 a Zaoyang 1074 4510 81.2 19 Caiyang Hugang 1367 3915 109.3 38 Lupo 3075 6150 49.5 24 Shenfan 1080 2400 148.9 67 Wupo 1969 5780 173.1 58 Yuzui 2206 4716 229.3 107 Juwan Changyan 2351 5419 172.8 74 Gan' an 1397 4174 152.4 51 Gouzhuan 221 1165 25.9 4

Guoyuan 1105 1860 53.3 31

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Luopeng 933 3090 50.8 15 Sanfang 2975 5060 139.6 82 Yanjiaga 1213 3562 16.6 5

Liangji Caogang 1253 4346 87.4 25 Chengang 1687 4504 325.9 122 Dongqi 1521 3822 66 26 Gengfan 1450 2800 183.8 95 Songwan 150 350 60.3 25 Zhenwa 894 1885 75.3 35 Wangcheng Changcho 1360 3250 137.2 57 Wanghen______ng Chendian 1500 2364 146.6 93 Duwan 1245 2374 74.1 38 Guling 1005 2117 200.1 94 Shuanglo 1859 4947 239.2 89 U Wudian Chunling 798 2755 185.6 53 Dongzhao 1365 3600 258.9 98

______~~hu Huangmia 1162 3975 273.7 80 0 Shenmiao 951 2492 160.5 61 Yaogang 2835 5220 44.5 24 Zhouzai

Continued Table 4-2 County Rural Cultivated Land levied Rural /city/ Village populaiton land area (mu) population to distri Town name name (capita) before levy be resettled ct (mu) (capita) Erlang 1844 5515 116.1 38 Xinglong Dayan 1782 3630 156.5 76 Fenggang 1742 3456 198.5 100 Zhoutai 1195 1930 116.7 72 Southern 2084 4492 41.9 19 downtown Huigang office Huiwan 2406 2550 184.7 174

______Zhangwan 3036 3800 27 21

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Xiangya Huopai Liujia 1550 3618 5.2 2 ng Gaoyin 2726 5426 284.4 142 Wanzi 1733 3827 104.7 47 Wanghuch 1122 2239 29.1 14 ong Wangshiz 1509 5040 197.4 59 huang Xiafeng 2360 4884 25.2 12 Shuanggou Chenwan 3047 6319 290.2 139 Zhangji Lipo 1302 2813 116.7 54 Niejiaga 1205 2880 172.1 72 ng Shaopeng 1304 2637 214.4 106 Shifan 1890 4670 99.4 40 Zhoudang 1969 4837 97.3 39 Zhangwan Liuhu 1734 3296 167.3 88 Mayin 3167 4766 69.8 46 Wuyin 1975 1770 51.8 57 Xiaowang 2745 3760 246.1 179 yin Zhengang 1094 5000 246.4 53 Zhuzhuan 2055 6421 361.4 115 g

Totals _ _ 246932 370521.4 19470.6 14848

4.7.2 Rehabilitation method During project influence survey and emigrant resettlement planning, the resettlement planning team will adopt the method of colloquia in county/city/town/village involved. On the meetings, resettlement plan will be discussed and carders, representatives of emigrant and villagers will be invited. All emigrant resettlement plans have been recognized by local governments and PAPs. According to OP 4.12 of the World Bank and by analysis on environmental capacity in affected villages after land acquisition, it is decided that all emigrants will be settled in original community so as to maintain their original living & working approaches and keep their original social relationship unaffected. the resettlement planning team in each village shall make analysis on conditions

4-15 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan such as geographical location of village, land resource amount, constitutions of local resident's income. On the ground of full consultation with PAPs and representatives of villagers, selection of most PAPs must be respected in determining compensation approach---direct cash compensation or other recovering measures. Feasible recovering plan/scheme shall be worked out together with local government. PAPs who choose cash compensation plan will obtain all resettlement subsidy for land levied. Land compensation fee will belong to village collective which is used for construction of rural roads, irrigation ditch etc. and other collective welfare business. As resettlement plan of each village is determined on the ground of most PAPs' opinions, if there exist individuals who do not agree with the plan, coordination office of the project shall make every effort to solve the arguments. For example, in village which adopts cash compensation plan, there are individuals who have willing to engage in agricultural business, coordination office of each grade shall help them to permute land from those who do not want to engage in agricultural activity. On the contrary, if PAPs are willing to adopt cash compensation approach so as to discard agriculture for commerce, if they have certain basis and ability, they can obtain proper cash compensation, i.e. the resettlement subsidy for each PAP in each village. On the ground of analysis on the net cultivated land before and after levy in the 178 affected village, influence rate of land levy of 75.9% villages is below 10%; that of 18.5% villages is between 10%-15%; that of 5.6% villages is between 15%-20%. There is no village whose influence rate is over 20%. After land adjustment, cultivated land area per capita is decreased in some extend. Thus land compenseation fee and resettlement subsidy should be feasibly applied so as to recover and improve living standard of local residents in a short time period. For villages whose land influence rate is lower than 17%, cultivated land area per capita is still high after levy. Land adjustment within village shall be adopted to resettle laborers. Main investment directions of land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy are:

-Improve the agriculture product conditions Agriculture product condition is the main factor that will impact the agriculture efficiency. The natural resources along this project are very good. However from viewpoint of present agricultural conditions, the ratio of investment vs. output is very

4-16 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan poor on account of capital restriction. Improving the irrigating infrastructure and risk capacity, replacing economic plant species are the main approaches to improve the product condition and PAPs' income.

- Strengthening the scientific education so as to improve the laborers' skills According to the survey, it is found that the person who receiving the education below the senor middle school account to 90.6% of total PAPs. Their education degree is very low. In order to develop modem agriculture, we must pay more attention to science and technology and train some person to be agricultural specialist.

-Increasing the investment on agricultural machinery. Adding the investment of agricultural equipment will raise the efficiency. Thus some of laborers can get rid of heavy agricultural activities and undertake non-agriculture business so as to raise their income. - Processing the extensive agricultural and forest products and increasing the commercialization degree of the products. Though there are abundant agricultural and forest resources in the affected area, the commercialization degree of the goods is not high for the undeveloped technique. In order to realize the transfer from the agricultural & forest products to commercial goods and add the value of these products, advanced processing techniques need to be introduced, especially those extensive processing ones on products with rich original resources so as to decrease the waste of resources and promote commercial transfer of these products.

- Exploiting barren hill and waste land, increasing agriculture resource. The project will affect the scale of agricultural production for land acquisition to some extent. Digging up barren hill and waste land, reforming the soil and bringing waste land under cultivation will relatively decrease the loss of land acquisition and comprehensively promote the development of potential agricultural resources.

- Develop new middle and small enterprises that have ready market and little risk according to the practical conditions. Making use of the local resources and developing middle and small enterprises in village will not only get rid of surplus agricultural labors but also directly increase rural people's income. However, the investigation on materials supply, market need, profits should be undertaken in developing agricultural enterprises. It would be better to choose

4-17 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan middle and small enterprises that have little risk and the investment can be recovered soon. - Grasping the opportunity of project construction and stimulating the economic development. The project will need a number of stones, sand, soil for subgrade and timber as it has high technical standard. There are abundant quarry, sand and timber resources along the expressway whose producing quantity and standards can meet the demand of works. Therefore, the villages along the expressway can make plans for providing stones, sand, soil and service for transport and labors. At the same time, following measures can be adopted such as making full use of the existing construction materials producing enterprises such as cement plant and quarry, increasing the producing scale, adjusting the products structure and producing the needed products of works so as to achieve more profits. As to aspects such as providing construction materials and labor service, it will be arranged in each village by the townships. It is very important to make well coordination with the project property owner and contractors. In the same condition, the construction units will give the affected village priority right and sign the contrast. According to above measures, before the payment of the land compensation and resettlement subsidy, each village should prepare fund using plan and agricultural production restoring plan. LORs will supervise and urge each village to work out detailed plan to use the compensation and resettlement subsidy so as to decrease investment risks. PRO will monitor the use of the fund and its return. Income of compensation fund investment of each village must be periodically informed to villagers, and should be feasibly assigned or applied. On laborer arrangement, vulnerable families and other directly affected families have the priority to be taken care of. For village with high land influence rate, say, over 17% and whose cultivated land per villager is small, measures can be adopted to solve laborer settlement problem that: 1. enlarging land adjustment scope. Land adjustment can be enlarged to neighboring villages so as to compensate the severely affected village; 2. in works construction, under the premise of impartiality and labor providing which can meet demands of construction unit and the self-willing of construction, construction unit shall give these laborers from

4-18 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Implementation Plan these villages the priority to be employed so as to improve their capital income. Lishu Village at Xiaonan District: Total population in this village is 1286 capita, total cultivated land area is 2680 mu. Rice and oil seed are the main agricultural plants. Paddy field area takes up 65% of the total while oil plant area occupies 24%. Conditions of planting economic plants is favorable in this village. Peach and Chinese drug plants have been tried in this village which have well development future. After land levy by this expressway, agricultural species adjustment and enlarging economic species planting are the main measures to improve rural people's income. Problem of surplus laborers can be solved by land adjustment, poultry breeding business and extensive processing of livestock & poultry products. Yongsan Village at Xiaonan District Total population in this village is 1464 capita, total cultivated land area is 850 mu. Paddy field area takes up 60% of the total. Aquatic products are the chief by-product means. This village seats by road, whose auto repair and commercial service industries have reached certain scale. After commencement of this expressway, Problem of surplus laborers can be solved by land adjustment and rural enterprise development. Shanggang Village at Yunmeng County Total population in this village is 280 capita, total cultivated land area is 654 mu. Paddy field area takes up 70% of the total. There are rich aquatic products exploitation resources. After commencement of this expressway, Problem of surplus laborers can be solved by land adjustment and fish culture development. Liumiao Village at Anlu City Total population in this village is 1001 capita, total cultivated land area is 789 mu. Paddy field area takes up 60% of the total. Economic species planting are the chief living means. This village has strong industry and by-product processing business. After land levy, living problems of PAPs will be solved by land adjustment within village. Moreover, vegetable shed will be constructed by means of actively introducing outside investment and Luopu Rice Extensive Processing Plant will be erected so as to achieve surplus laborer's transfer, improve rural people's income and eliminate unfavorable influence caused by land levy. Pengjiafan Village at Zengdu District

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Total population in this village is 506 capita, total cultivated land area is 839 mu. Paddy field area takes up 53%0 of the total. This village seats in suburb area of Hedian Town and economic species planting are the chief living means. This village has strong industry and by-product processing business. After land levy, living problems of PAPs will be solved by land adjustment within village. Moreover, planting & breeding business will be focused on by means of actively introducing outside investment and extensive rice-processing so as to eliminate unfavorable influence caused by land levy. Zhenwa Village at Zaoyang City Total population in this village is 150 capita, total cultivated land area is 350 mu. Paddy field area takes up 65% of the total. Economic species planting are the chief living means. This village has no industry and by-product processing business. After land levy, conditions of rich water resources can be fully used. Rural people's income can be improved by means of fishpond excavation, introducing new economic species and enlarging fruit tree planting area.

4.7.3 Village resettlement fund delivery, management and monitoring Land compensation and resettlement subsidy which are paid by property owner of this expressway, will be delivered directly to county level resettlement sectors by PRO through formal sources. Each county level resettlement sector will open an land compensation account for every affected village and an asset compensation account for each PAP so as to protect their land compensation and resettlement subsidy and avoid these funds from being illegally used or misappropriated (see the chart of funds flowing in section 1 of chapter 5). The land compensation and resettlement subsidy belong to collective and it will be invested to PAPs (especially the affected labors) and village development. Anyone can not deduct or divert the fund. The delivery, management and supervision will follow the procedure that: 1. preparation and checking before the funds delivery (1) On the ground of social survey data, affected village reported their affected situation to high-level ROs so as to facilitate their review. (2) Resettlement sectors of each level (provincial/city/county/town/village), together with administrative governments in affected village location region shall, on the ground of present regional social & economic development conditions and

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prospective, help and train the village sectors so as to provide guidance for them to work out practical village development plan and application plan of resettlement funds. (3) On the ground of direction by ROs at various levels and consultation with PAPs, village administrative committee shall compile their Village Investment Plan (VIP) and submitted it to county Ros who review the VIP and provide guidance for the improvement of VIP. Any village without feasible VIP will not be disbursed resettlement funds.

2. Fulfilling the supervision function of banks fund so as to ensure that resettlement fund can be used for its specific purpose. The resettlement fund management is one of the key contents of the land acquisition and relocation. The meaning is beyond the economic category. In order to monitor the fund well, the PRO is planned to sign the "3-party agreement on resettlement fund management" with city ROs and the PRO's account opening bank (the sample agreement is shown in annex 3). Then the bank will be entrusted to implement full-close operating management on resettlement fund. At the same time, city ROs and county (prefecture) ROs as well as the city ROs 's account opening bank will sign the similar agreements. 1) Calculated on the unit of cities, each city and county (prefecture) ROs will open the account in the appointed bank and abide by the principle of "one account for one household", and the conditions such as opening account in several banks and one bank having several accounts shall be forbidden. 2) Standardizing the operation procedure. i) In 25th of each month, city ROs will report the Fund Applying Plan (FAP) to the PRO; ii) The PRO will review the FAP form and feedback the review comments before 30th of each month. iii) City construction headquarter will report to the PRO for applying for fund disbursement. The PRO will review and give approval and the approval documents will be copied to account opening bank and the county resettlement office (CRO). iv) The city resettlement office (CRO)will fill the fund disbursement table. After gaining the approval from the PRO, the account opening bank will undertake the

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related procedure. v) For the approved withdrawing fund, the CRO should have the approval from the PRO to undertake related procedure at the same time of disbursing the resettlement fund. Meanwhile the CRO should explain the withdrawal items for bank's review. The bank should review and confirm that the payee's name, disbursing amount are in consistent with the approved report before disbursing the fund in the limited amount of the approval. If the payee's is different, the bank has the right to refuse the payment. If the amount is beyond the approved limit, the CRO should provide the writing comments from the PRO, otherwise the bank will refuse the payment. The county RO should also undertake the similar procedure. If the amount is beyond the approved limit, the county RO should provide the writing comments from the city CRO. vi) For the resettlement fund (including the advanced payment) without approval from PRO, the ROs should give the report to the higher grade ROs before expenditure. Before expenditure, the ROs should undertake the relevant procedure in the relevant bank on the basis of the writing approval from the ROs at higher level, otherwise, the bank has the right the refuse payment.

vii) Before 6th of each month, the ROs in prefecture level should provide financial statement to the account opening bank and senior ROs. Before 10th of each month, CROs should summarize these financial statements and report them to the PRO. viii) The account opening bank of PRO should transfer the expenditure breakdown sheet of each RO to computer network system of the PRO before 9 o'clock of each day.

3) Holding fund management conference and liquidate the fund periodically. If there exist some problems, solving them in time.

3. Funds management and monitor. (1) After review VIP carefully, county Ros will disburse the funds according to the plan step by step. VIP should, after discussion on village conference, be reviewed by town administrative sectors. After approved by ROs of each level, can fund be disbursed by the bank.

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(2) Village administration committee will report the results to town ROs and county ROs once a month. County ROs will report their result to PRO once a season. (3) Except this report, county ROs and town ROs will take field visit regularly or irregularly to check the funds investment. In every year, PRO will choose one village as a sample to monitor it's funds investment. (4) Independent inspection institution will, by means of sampling survey, on-site survey, making open visit to PAPs etc., inspect the application of VIP, appraisal investment effectiveness, provide consultation to village sectors and feedback in time the inspection results to ROs of each level.

4. Disbursement of resettlement fund PAPs will receive house compensation 1 month before reconstruction, and will have at least 3 months' reconstruction period. Affected village will obtain subsidy for land levy 1 month before levy implementation who are notified 4 months before levy implementation. 5. Table of village land compensation fund Sketch Table of Land Compensations Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy field Dry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood land Others Xiaonan Sancha Land levied (mu) 59.7 71. 7 1.6 1.8 5 23.6 Honglian compensation (Yuan) 218502 219402 5856 5508 15300 4720 Land levied (mu) 18. 6 21. 1 2.7 3 2.7 5.5 Hongshan Hongshan_compensation (Yuan) 68076 64566 9882 9180 8262 1100 Land levied (mu) 9.3 1.6 1.5 0 0 0 Jianzeng Compensation (Yuan) 34038 4896 5490 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 103.7 71.5 7.8 0 0 13.4 Manqiao .. ______compensation (Yuan) 379542 218790 28548 0 0 2680 Land levied (mu) 17 20.1 2.9 0 0 0 Tongbo_ Tongbo_compensation (Yuan) 62220 61506 110614 0 0 0 Xihe Land levied (mu) 74 29.6 1.6 21.7 0 0 Bailong compensation (Yuan) 270840 90576 5856 66402 0 0 Land levied (mu) 369 63 26.6 3.9 0 38. 1 Lishu___ _compensation (Yuan) 1350540 192780197356 11934 0 7620 Xine Land levied (mu) 30.2 23.8 0.6 0 0 18.4 compensation (Yuan) 110532 72828 2196 0 0 3680

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Land levied (mu) 51.9 0 1.1 0 0 6.2 Xiacai __ __ compensation (Yuan) 189954 0 4026 0 0 1240 Land levied (mu) 20.7 24.3 14.4 0 0 0 Zhugang compensation (Yuan) 75762 74358 52704 0 0 0 Continued Table 4-3 County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood landOthers xinpu Land levied (mu) 129.3 0 28.4 0 0 0 Changiiang compensation (Yuan) 473238 0 103944 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 57.5 16.3 11.9 0 0 0 Fuqiang compensation (Yuan) 210450 49878 43554 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 88.8 0 19.9 0 0 2.9 Luopi compensation (Yuan) 325008 0 72834 0 0 580 Pengxing Land levied (mu) 176.9 17.2 13.7 0 0 10.9 _ Wuhong compensation (Yuan) 647454 52632 50142 0 0 2180 Land levied (mu) 69.2 0 0 0 0 0 Huaguang compensation (Yuan) 253272 0 0 0 0 0 xiaogang Land levied (mu) 0.6 80.3 0 0 0 4.6

Gexin______compensation (Yuan) 2196 245718 0 0 0 920 Land levied (mu) 29.6 47 0.6 0 0 1.6 Taomiao compensation (Yuan) 108336 143820 2196 0 0 320 Land levied (mu) 23.6 58.4 7.3 0 4 15.5 Dalian compensation (Yuan) 86376 178704 26718 0 12240 3100 Land levied (mu) 0 8.1 0 0 0 0 Guoyang compensation (Yuan) 0 24786 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 0 65.4 0 0 0 0.8 Nong' ai. compensation (Yuan) 0 200124 0 0 0 160 Land levied (mu) 137.7 0 22.6 0 0 2.2 Wangliang compensation (Yuan) 503982 0 82716 0 0 440 Land levied (mu) 90.9 19.5 1 0 0 0 Wu' ai compensation (Yuan) 332694 59670 3660 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 110.7 25.4 10.3 0 0 3.6 Shuisan compensation (Yuan) 405162 77724 37698 0 0 720 Dougang Land levied (mu) 116.5 93.5 21 0 0 32.3 Wan' an ______compensation (Yuan) 426390 286110 76860 0 0 6460 Land levied (mu) 19.8 32.2 0 0 0 61.2 Sanzhang compensation (Yuan) 72468 98532 0 0 0 12240 Xiaochang Baisha Land levied (mu) 0 0 11.4 0 0 12.2 Ful i compensation (Yuan) 0 0 41724 0 0 2440

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Land levied (mu) 0 0 3.8 0 0 0 compensation (Yuan) 0 0 13908 0 0 0

Land levied (mu) 1 0 12 0 0 0 Wuxu I______compensation (Yuan) 3660 0 43920 0 0 0

Yunmeng Daodian Land levied (mu) 148.1 7.2 19. 1 0 0 16. 8

compensation (Yuan) 542046 22032 69906 0 0 3360

Land levied (mu) 127.2 0 20.4 0 0 19. 6 Zhangyuan Icompensation (Yuan) 465552 0 74664 0 0 3920 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit|Wood landOthers

Land levied (mu) 157.3 7 17.2 0 0 8.1 Honggang compensation (Yuan) 575718 21420 62952 0 0 1620

Land levied (mu) 158.5 4 12. 3 0 0 12 Tangchen ___ compensation (Yuan) 580110 12240 45018 0 0 2400

Land levied (mu) 85.6 16.3 17.2 0 0 4.4 Jiepai compensation (Yuan) 313296 49878 62952 0 0 880

Zengdian Land levied (mu) 18.6 0 0 0 0 0 Liudian compensation (Yuan) 68076 0 0 0 0 0

Land levied (mu) 165.5 4.9 20 0 0 19.3 Luoqiao compensation (Yuan) 605730 14994 73200 0 0 3860

Land levied (mu) 108.4 0 12.2 0 0 0 Yulou ___ compensation (Yuan) 396744 0 44652 0 0 0

Land levied (mu) 261.5 5.1 30.4 0 0 10.8 Liucai compensation (Yuan) 957090 15606 111264 0 0 2160

Land levied (mu) 212.9 5.5 25. 1 0 0 32.2 Pohuang compensation (Yuan) 779214 16830 91866 0 0 6440

Land levied (mu) 96.3 13.7 6.6 0 0 28.3 Renhe Renhe_____compensation (Yuan) 352458 41922 24156 0 0 5660

Land levied (mu) 284.2 0.8 34.2 0 0 21.3 Changpeng compensation (Yuan) 1040172 2448 125172 0 0 4260

Land levied (mu) 37.3 0 9.5 0 0 0.7 Zhuqiao compensation (Yuan) 136518 0 34770 0 0 140

Land levied (mu) 153.5 6.9 4.3 0 0 3 Daf ang ____ compensation (Yuan) 561810 21114 15738 0 0 600

Yitang Land levied (mu) 110.2 0 11.1 0 0 15 shanggang compensation (Yuan) 403332 0 40626 0 0 3000

Anlu Bifan Land levied (mu) 21. 1 9.7 1.1 0 36.8 11.5 Changpeng compensation (Yuan) 77226 29682 4026 0 112608 2300

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Land levied (mu) 40. 8 13.1 7:6 0 210.8 12.8 Dongmimao compensation (Yuan) 149328 40086 27816 0 645048 2560

Land levied (mu) 26.3 4.1 0.2 0 98.8 1.4 Dumiao compensation (Yuan) 96258 12546 732 0 302328 280

Land levied (mu) 48 7.9 0.8 4.1 39 20.4 Gaochong compensation (Yuan) 175680 24174 2928 12546 119340 4080

Land levied (mu) 71.1 0 3 0 8.7 15.2 Linagfan compensation (Yuan) 260226 0 10980 0 26622 3040

Land levied (mu) 14. 8 21. 9 0 0 120. 1 2.1 Longchong compensation (Yuan) 54168 67014 0 0 367506 420

Land levied (mu) 116 23 17 0 0 38.1 Panchong Icompensation (Yuan) 424560 70380 62220 0 0 7620 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood landOthers

Land levied (mu) 30.9 12.4 5.4 0 70.4 20.3 Sanli compensation (Yuan) 113094 37944 19764 0 215424 4060

Land levied (mu) 79.1 50. 3 25. 2 13. 7 0 17 Sonthern downtown office Biliu compensation (Yuan) 289506 153918 92232 41922 0 3400

Land levied (mu) 32.2 101 10. 3 0 8.1 0 Liumiao compensation (Yuan) 117852 309060 37698 0 24786 0

Land levied (mu) 45.2 7.5 15.3 0 0 7.7 Dating compensation (Yuan) 165432 22950 55998 0 0 1540

Land levied (mu) 0 67.4 2.8 0 0 15 Xiaowan compensation (Yuan) 0 206244 10248 0 0 3000

Shi_lao_Land levied (mu) 0 75.8 0.8 0 0 33.5 Shiqiao_ compensation (Yuan) 0 231948 2928 0 0 6700

Land levied (mu) 18. 7 73.9 0 0 0 1 Wanmiao compensation (Yuan) 68442 226134 0 0 0 200

Sil. Land levied (mu) 41.9 63.2 4 0 0 17 Sili compensation (Yuan) 153354 193392 14640 0 0 3400

Land levied (mu) 0 0 0.2 0 0 7.1 Caomiao compensation (Yuan) 0 0 732 0 0 1420 Tangdi Land levied (mu) 44.9 13 3.5 0 7.4 0 Zhangchen compensation (Yuan) 164334 39780 12810 0 22644 0

Land levied (mu) 117.5 3.7 11.5 0 0 7.5 Sanchong - compensation (Yuan) 430050 11322 42090 0 0 1500

Hupeng_Land levied (mu) 104.9 19.7 40.8 0 6.2 55 Hupengg___ compensation (Yuan) 383934 60282 149328 0 18972 11000

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Land levied (mu) 24. 6 65.5 12.91 0 0 57.1 Chenhe compensation (Yuan) 90036 200430 47214 0 0 11420 Land levied (mu) 54 0 11.7 0 0 0.2 Huilong compensation (Yuan) 197640 0 42822 0 0 40 Yandian Land levied (mu) 73.6 9.3 6.6 0 0 3 Bishan compensation (Yuan) 269376 28458 24156 0 0 600 Land levied (mu) 12.6 7.6 0.2 0 0 0 Chalu compensation (Yuan) 46116 23256 732 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 19. 6 16.4 O 0 0 14.3 Henglu compensation (Yuan) 71736 50184 0 0 0 2860 Land levied (mu) 25.4 31.8 4.5 0 0 6.5 Jianshan compensation (Yuan) 92964 97308 16470 0 0 1300 Land levied (mu) 121.7 10. 1 3.4 0 0 21. 6 Ligang compensation (Yuan) 445422 30906 12444 0 0 4320

_ _Shihe_ILand levied (mu) 10.7 10.3 2.7 0 0 0.6 Shihe ______compensation (Yuan) 39162 31518 9882 0 0 120 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy field Dry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood land Others Land levied (mu) 84.3 12.2 4.6 0 0 18.7 Shuangmiao compensation (Yuan) 308538 37332 16836 0 0 3740 Land levied (mu) 126.3 22.5 13.5 0 0 8.6 Molong ___ Icompensation (Yuan) 462258 68850 49410 0 0 1720 Land levied (mu) 71 14.3 9.7 0 0 4.3 Yandian compensation (Yuan) 259860 43758 35502 0 0 860 Land levied (mu) 110.2 28.5 10.6 0 0 11.2 Yuanfan _compensation (Yuan) 403332 87210 38796 0 0 2240 Zengdu Anju Land levied (mu) 6.3 15.5 0 13.5 7.8 0 An' nan compensation (Yuan) 23058 47430 0 41310 23868 0 Land levied (mu) 110.6 88.8 10.7 0 3.3 23.3 Fanj iagang compensation (Yuan) 404796 271728 39162 0 10098 4660 Land levied (mu) 129.5 30 9.6 0 38.3 17.6 Hemu compensation (Yuan) 473970 91800 35136 0 117198 3520 Land levied (mu) 31.6 13.9 2.9 0 0 0.6 Jiamiao compensation (Yuan) 115656 42534 10614 0 0 120 Land levied (mu) 41.8 14.3 0 0 11.8 2.9 Jiangjiapeng compensation (Yuan) 152988 43758 0 0 36108 580 Land levied (mu) 29.9 35.5 2.5 0 0 0 Piaohe ___ _compensation (Yuan) 109434 108630 9150 0 0 0

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Land levied (mu) 35.9 55.2 1.61 62 172.8 0 compensation (Yuan) 131394 168912 5856 189720 528768 0 Land levied (mu) 137.5 20 7 0 1.8 4.9 Zhongjiawan compensation (Yuan) 503250 61200 25620 0 5508 980 Land levied (mu) 8 0 3.8 0 30.2 0 compensation (Yuan) 29280 0 13908 0 92412 0 Land levied (mu) 34 4.9 6 0 135.3 0 Jiaotenghe compensation (Yuan) 124440 14994 21960 0 414018 0 Land levied (mu) 67.1 19. 1 10. 2 0 44.6 28.5 -Jinhualing compensation (Yuan) 245586 58446 37332 0 136476 5700 Land levied (mu) 33.6 5.7 3 0 34 0 Jingtianfan compensation (Yuan) 122976 17442 10980 0 104040 0 Land levied (mu) 36.3 24.9 5.1 0 35.7 3.7 Lujiahe .._ compensation (Yuan) 132858 76194 18666 0 109242 740 Land levied (mu) 131.3 9 9.2 0 103.2 0 Pengjiafan compensation (Yuan) 480558 27540 33672 0 315792 0 Land levied (mu) 73 27.2 4.31 0 50.6 0.8 Weijiaya compensation (Yuan) 267180 83232 15738 0 154836 160 Land levied (mu) 106.7 36. 3 13. 3 0 96.8 7.7 Wushan Icompensation (Yuan) 390522 111078 48678 0 296208 1540 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit|Wood landOthers Land levied (mu) 66.6 9.8 2.3 3.6 56.1 2.1 xiangshuilong compensation (Yuan) 243756 29988 8418 11016 171666 420 Xiang_angjie_Land levied (mu) 114.5 10.1 17. 9 0 94.1 36.3 Xiangtangj ie compensation (Yuan) 419070 30906 65514 0 287946 7260 Land levied (mu) 29.7 13.7 7.3 0 83.7 6.8 Zaoshuya compensation (Yuan) 108702 41922 26718 0 256122 1360 Land levied (mu) 21.6 1.8 0.71 0 27.6 11 Duj iafan compensation (Yuan) 79056 5508 2562 0 84456 2200 Land levied (mu) 17. 1 18 2.4 0 43.2 15.2 Zhanjialing compensation (Yuan) 62586 55080 8784 0 132192 3040 Land levied (mu) 14.5 1.8 0.8 0 49.8 4.3 Tuanshan compensation (Yuan) 53070 5508 2928 0 152388 860 Land levied (mu) 18.8 8.2 0 0 28.9 8.9 Wangzhan Wangzhan___compensation (Yuan) 68808 25092 0 0 88434 1780 Huantan Land levied (mu) 6.5 1.7 0.8 0 5.9 0 Caijiachong - lcompensation (Yuan) 23790 5202 2928 0 18054 0

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Land levied (mu) 41. 7 56. 5 0.8 0 140. 3 0 Caowang. . .. compensation (Yuan) 152622 172890 2928 0 429318 0 Land levied (mu) 84.1 113.6 6. 1 0 63.4 16.4 Guanyinyan compensation (Yuan) 307806 347616 22326 0 194004 3280 Land levied (mu) 4. 9 20 1. 8 30.2 48.9 2.5 J awuwan compensation (Yuan) 17934 61200 6588 92412 149634 500 Land levied (mu) 114.4 102.9 16 0 92.8 20 Jiuligang compensation (Yuan) 418704 314874 58560 0 283968 4000 Land levied (mu) 29.6 0 2.8 29 7 78.2 0 Liaosal compensation (Yuan) 108336 0 10248 90882 239292 0 Land levied (mu) 65.2 17. 3 0. 8 0 155. 1 7. 7 compensation (Yuan) 238632 52938 2928 0 474606 1540 Land levied (mu) 9.2 14. 7 1. 5 0 18. 3 0 Sunj iawan - compensation (Yuan) 33672 44982 5490 0 55998 0 Land levied (mu) 1. 8 8 4. 4 0 43.3 0 Wanjiahe - I______compensation (Yuan) 6588 24480 16104 0 132498 0 Land levied (mu) 76.4 69. 2 13. 2 14. 1 56.9 3.6 Xumiao compensation (Yuan) 279624 211752 48312 43146 174114 720 Junchuan Land levied (mu) 10. 5 18. 8 3.2 0 44.2 5.8 ilene I______compensation (Yuan) 38430 57528 11712 0 135252 1160 Land levied (mu) 76. 8 59. 7 4. 1 0 147.5 0 compensation (Yuan) 281088 182682 15006 0 451350 0 Land levied (mu) 56.9 15.8 14 0 193. 1 0.9 Zhongsnici I______compensation (Yuan) 208254 48348 51240 0 590886 180 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood landOthers Luoyang Land levied (mu) 67. 1 18. 1 4.8 15. 9 100.5 0 Hewan compensation (Yuan) 245586 55386 17568 48654 307530 0 Land levied (mu) 38.9 7.5 4 15 0 9. 2 Huawuwan compensation (Yuan) 142374 22950 14640 45900 0 1840 Land levied (mu) 64 35.8 6 44.9 17. 8 2. 3 -Jinjiiing compensation (Yuan) 234240 109548 21960 137394 54468 460 Land levied (mu) 63.5 47. 5 4. 7 35. 7 159. 2 0. 6 Liuj iaqiau compensation (Yuan) 232410 145350 17202 109242 487152 120 Land levied (mu) 33.2 22 4.2 7.6 22.3 6.6 Luofan compensation (Yuan) 12151 67320 15372 23256 68238 1320 Land levied (mu) 47.7 0 10. 8 0 0 0 Qiufan. compensation (Yuan) 174582 0 39528 0 0 0

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Land levied (mu) 60.8 40. 4 7.9 0 75.2 0 Zthubaoshan. Zhubaoshan_compensation (Yuan) 222528 123624 28914 0 230112 0 Land levied (mu) 66.9 13.6 6.2 0 85.4 0 Southern suburb Dashanpo compensation (Yuan) 244854 41616 22692 0 261324 0 Land levied (mu) 0.3 0 0 0 4 0 Huangfan compensation (Yuan) 1098 0 0 0 12240 0 Land levied (mu) 32.8 0 2.8 0 78.6 0 Xinmiao compensation (Yuan) 120048 0 10248 0 240516 0 Land levied (mu) 11.1 12.7 8.8 6.8 107.6 12 Qianjin compensation (Yuan) 40626 38862 32208 20808 329256 2400 Eastern downtown office Land levied (mu) 27.8 42 2.1 0 8.9 5.8 Yunshui compensation (Yuan) 101748 128520 7686 0 27234 1160 Land levied (mu) 16.1 5.8 2.3 0 2.4 0 Fengguang compensation (Yuan) 58926 17748 8418 0 7344 0 Land levied (mu) 143 0 4.8 0 0 34.2 Wenfengta compensation (Yuan) 523380 0 17568 0 0 6840 Zaoyang Caiyang Land levied (mu) 35.4 45.8 0 0 0 0 Hugang compensation (Yuan) 129564 140148 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 21.9 78.1 9.3 0 0 3.2 Lupo compensation (Yuan) 80154 238986 34038 0 0 640 Land levied (mu) 0 19.5 30 9 0 0 Shenfan compensation (Yuan) 0 59670 109800 27540 0 0 Land levied (mu) 47.8 83.7 17.4 15.5 0 0 Wupo compensation (Yuan) 174948 256122 63684 47430 0 0 Land levied (mu) 51 122.1 0 12. 5 32 6 Yuzui compensation (Yuan) 186660 373626 O 38250 9792( 1200 Juwan Land levied (mu) 176.2 28. 5 24.6 0 0 7.7 Changyan______Changyan______Icompensation (Yuan) 644892 87210 90036 0 0 1540 Continued Table 4-3 County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood landOthers Land levied (mu) 63.7 97.6 11.5 0 0 10.2 Gao' an compensation (Yuan) 233142 298656 42090 0 0 2040 Land levied (mu) 64.9 78 9.5 0 0 6.3 Gouzhuang compensation (Yuan) 237534 238680 34770 0 0 1260 Land levied (mu) 0 25.9 0 0 0 0 Guoyuan compensation (Yuan) 0 79254 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 30 23.3 0 0 0 6.2 Luopeng compensation (Yuan) 109800 71298 0( 0 1240

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Land levied (mu) 28.1 22. 7 0 0 0 3 Sanfang compensation (Yuan) 102846 69462 0 0 0 600 Land levied (mu) 62.5 66.1 11 0 0 4.5 Yanjiagang compensation (Yuan) 228750 202266 40260 0 0 900 Liangji Land levied (mu) 16.6 0 O 9 0 0 Caogang compensation (Yuan) 60756 0 0 27540 0 0 Land levied (mu) 72.2 9.9 5.3 0 0 15.6 Chengang compensation (Yuan) 264252 30294 19398 0 0 3120 Dongfan_Land levied (mu) 263.9 52.7 9.3 0 10. 3 39.7 Dongfan compensation (Yuan) 965874 161262 34038 0 31518 7940 Land levied (mu) 24.8 35.3 5.9 5.4 0 0 Gengfan compensation (Yuan) 90768 108018 21594 16524 0 0 Land levied (mu) 80.8 70.6 32.4 13.4 0 14.5 Mowan .- compensation (Yuan) 295728 216036 118584 41004 0 2900 Land levied (mu) 16.2 17.8 26.3 0 3.6 0 Zhenwa compensation (Yuan) 59292 54468 96258 0 11016 0 Wangcheng Land levied (mu) 38.2 30.8 6.3 33.7 23.1 1 Changchong_ compensation (Yuan) 139812 94248 23058 103122 70686 200 Land levied (mu) 58 75.9 3.3 8.2 107.7 2.9 Chendian compensation (Yuan) 212280 232254 12078 25092 329562 580 Land levied (mu) 141.8 1.9 2.9 12.5 0 5.9 Duwan compensation (Yuan) 518988 5814 10614 38250 0 1180 Land levied (mu) 45.6 16.5 12 15.3 12.3 3.3 Guling . compensation (Yuan) 166896 50490 43920 46818 37638 660 Shuangiou Land levied (mu) 74.9 76.1 49.1 11.3 0 6.9 Shuanglou compensation (Yuan) 274134 232866 179706 34578 0 1380 Wudian Land levied (mu) 187.6 19.8 14.2 36.4 0 24.9 Chunling I______compensation (Yuan) 686616 60588 51972 111384 0 4980 DongznaonuLand levied (mu) 102 72.7 10.9 0 0 25.4 Dongzhaohu .. compensation (Yuan) 373320 222462 39894 0 0 5080 Land levied (mu) 171.7 74.2 13 10.3 0 24.3 huangmiao I______compensation_ (Yuan) 628422 227052 47580 31518 0 4860 Continued Table 4-3

County/city Town village Item Paddy fieldDry field Pond Mulberry & fruit Wood landOthers Land levied (mu) 102.4 145.3 26 14.8 2.5 8.5 Senmiao compensation (Yuan) 374784 444618 95160 45288 7650 1700 Yaogang Land levied (mu) 94 56.2 10. 3 61.8 0 25.7

_compensation (Yuan) 3440401 171972 37698 189108 0 5140

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Land levied (mu) 29.9 10 4. 6 6.1 0 0 Zhouzai compensation (Yuan) 109434 30600 16836 18666 0 0 Land levied (mu) 72.7 39.2 4.2 30.7 0 95. 1 Er' lang compensation (Yuan) 266082 119952 15372 93942 0 19020 Xinglong Land levied (mu) 117 34.5 5 0 35.7 10 Dayan compensation (Yuan) 428220 105570 18300 0 109242 2000 Land levied (mu) 90.7 96.3 11.5 0 8.9 3.4 Fenggang compensation (Yuan) 331962 2946784 2090 0 27234 680 Land levied (mu) 72.1 34.4 10.2 0 0 14.8 Zhoutai compensation (Yuan) 263886 1052643 7332 0 0 2960 Southern downtown office Land levied (mu) 9.1 30.4 2.4 13. 8 0 9.8 Huigang compensation (Yuan) 33306 93024 8784 42228 0 1960 Land levied (mu) 30 149.9 4.8 9.7 0 1.4 Huiwan compensation (Yuan) 109800 458694 17568 29682 0 280 Land levied (mu) 11 16 0 0 0 0 Zhangwan compensation (Yuan) 40260 48960 0 0 0 0 Xiangyang Huopai Land levied (mu) 5.2 0 0 0 0 0 Liujia compensation (Yuan) 19032 0 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 142.6 135.2 6.6 0 23.3 10.9 Zhouyin compensation (Yuan) 521916 413712 24156 0 71298 2180 Wanzi____Land levied (mu) 9.3 95.4 0 0 0 2.1 Wanzi1 compensation (Yuan) 34038 291924 0 0 0 420 Wanghuc_ongLand levied (mu) 19. 1 10 0 0 0 2 Wanghuchong compensation (Yuan) 69906 30600 0 0 0 400 Land levied (mu) 71.4 126 0 0 0 1.8 Wangshizhuang compensation (Yuan) 261324 385560 0 0 0 360 Xiafeng_Land levied (mu) 0 25.2 0 0 0 0 Xiafeng compensation (Yuan) 0 77112 0 0 0 0 Shuanggou Land levied (mu) 194.2 96 0 0 0 17.9 Chenwan compensation (Yuan) 710772 293760 0 0 0 3580 Zhangji Land levied (mu) 80 36.7 0 0 0 0 Lipo compensation (Yuan) 292800 112302 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 57.5 114.6 0 0 0 25 Niejiagang compensation (Yuan) 210450 350676 0 0 0 5000 Land levied (mu) 138. 9 75. 1 0 0 0 0 Shaopeng compensation (Yuan) 508374 229806 0 0 0 0 Continued Table 4-3 County/cityl Town I village Item |Paddy field|Dry field Pond Mulberry & fruit|Wood landlOthers

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Land levied (mu) 80.9 18.5 0 0 0 0 Shifan compensation (Yuan) 296094 56610 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 57.5 40.2 0 0 0 0 Zhoudang compensation (Yuan) 210450 123012 0 0 0 0 Zhangwan Land levied (mu) 0 167.3 0 0 21.5 12.9 Liuhu ______compensation (Yuan) 0 511938 0 0 65790 2580 Land levied (mu) 0 69.8 0 0 0 0 Mayin compensation (Yuan) 0 213588 0 0 0 0 Land levied (mu) 0 44.5 7.3 0 0 21 Wuyin compensation (Yuan) 0 136170 26718 0 0 4200 Land levied (mu) 0 243.6 2.5 11.9 0 45.8 Xiaowangyin compensation (Yuan) 0 745416 9150 36414 0 9160 Land levied (mu) 0 244.5 1.9 0 36.7 6.5 Zhengang compensation (Yuan) 0 748170 6954 0 112302 1300

_Land levied (mu) 15.2 344.6 1.6 0 14.4 0 Zhuzhuang _compensation (Yuan) 55632 1054476 5856 0 44064 0

4.8 Resettlement and rehabilitation schedule 4.8.1 Implement schedule (For implement schedule, please sees table 4-4)

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Implementation Schedule Table 4-4 2000 2001 2002 2005 Contents 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12

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4.8.2 Connection resettlement implementation with civil works The civil works of the project is tentatively planned to begin in July 2002. In order to undertake the resettlement work well, the land acquisition and resettlement will be implemented before the civil work. In the early July 2002, the PRO will organize the ROs of all levels, land management and engineering sectors to comprehensively check the relocation and resettlement work.

4.9 Publicizing the resettlement information booklet (RIB) The PRO will organize the local ROs to publicize the affected number, compensation standard and compensation amount through issuing RIBs, holding meetings and publishing bulletin so as to ensure that the resettlement work can be monitored by the society and the mass. The contents of RIB will include: (I)Brief introductions on this road project. (2)Resettlement policies and compensation standards. (3)Number of PAPs, their compensation standards and amount of compensations. (4)Rights and obligations of PAPs. (5)Address and complaint telephone number of each grade RO.

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35 Compensation Cost Estimation Chapter 5 Compensation Cost Estimation

5.1 Flow of compensation funds The flow of funds is shown in chart 5-1.

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The resettlement funds include base cost, relevant taxes/charges, contingencies and resettlement management costs.

5.2 Resettlement compensations 5.2.1 Land acquisition compensation, labor resettlement and young plants compensation Average compensations is around 5,500 Yuan/mu.

5.2.2 House resettlement compensation It includes the compensation on houses of household and collective. The enterprises' houses will be defined according to the structure of the houses and the function of the houses. For the construction will affect the houses near the boundary ditch outside of the red line (such as the construction explosion, machine's shaking, etc.), some of which will be removed. The compensation rate is the same as the house within the red line and the quantity will be the 10% of the houses within the red line. Reconstructed residential base area is about 31 Omu which should be made up by paddy field compensation standard. Compensation standards are: 375 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is not larger than lOOm 22,; 750 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is larger than lOOm 2". Compensation standard for family transit cost/ delay of their work and other subsidy are 150 Yuan per family.

5.2.3 Compensation on attached things It will include the compensations on sunning ground, well, wall, tomb, timber and fruit tree.

5.2.4 Compensation on design variations and works outside the line It means the compensation for the design changes (eg. Side slope adjustment) and the works outside the line. The fee will possibly be occurred after the construction commencement. Compared to the relocation before the construction the quantity will be rather small. The estimated quantity is 3500 mu.

5.2.5 Compensation on "3-poles" The compensation will be calculated according to the relocation works and the quantity will be higher than the direct affected number.

5.2.6 Compensation on roads recovering This item is for maintenance of roads which are affected by the construction and which are not ranked

5-2 Compensation Cost Estimation in maintenance name list during the construction period and the recovering after construction (according to the original condition before construction). It will be calculated on the basis of main line mileage, and 100,000 Yuan/km.

5.2.7 Compensation on water system recovering and channel changes It will be calculated as 250,000 Yuan/km.

5.2.8 Compensation on left land It points to agricultural land that cannot be cultivated or un-convenient to be cultivated in some part resulted from the land acquisition. The quantity is 3% of permanent land area levied.

5.2.9 Pond recovering fee It will be calculated as 3000 Yuan/mu plus the compensation on digging labor. The property owners will carry out the recover by themselves on this fee.

5.3 Taxes According to the pertained laws and regulations, PRO will pay all the taxes after consultation with the related sectors.

5.3.1 Using tax for permanent land acquisition The tax rate will be 2 Yuan/M2 including forest but excluding pond, residential base, barren hill, wasteland & beach.

5.3.2 Using tax for temporary land acquisition For those whose occupation period is over 2 years, the tax will be charged according to the standards of permanent land acquisition. The estimated area is lOOOOmu.

5.3.3 Recovering fee on temporary land acquisition According to the need of construction, some temporary acquisition land cannot be cultivated for some reasons (eg. Land hardening). Thus it will be compensated as 4000 Yuan/mu. The estimated area is 2000 mu.

5.3.4 Cultivated land exploitation fee

5-3 Compensation Cost Estimation According to the demand of Land Law, the usage of the cultivated land should be balanced and the exploitation fee be paid. The rate is 4000 Yuan/mu.

5.3.5 Compensation on mine resources usage Earth and stone borrowing activities should pay compensation on mine resources usage to National Land Resources Sector. It is estimated to be 1.2 million Yuan.

5.3.6 Forest and planting recovering fee It will be calculated as 1998 Yuan/mu.

5.3.7 Land surveying and license fee It will be calculated as 300 Yuan/mu and will be paid to the land management sectors.

5.3.8 Other taxes It will include the related taxes on anti-flood, waterway, railway, labor management sectors and be estimated to be 15 million Yuan(RMB).

5.4 Contingencies Contingencies will be used for unforeseen resettlement issues, including the issues in construction coordination, taxes. It will include material and price contingencies. The budget for contingencies is 15% of the total cost of land acquisition and taxes.

5.5 Administrative costs ROs at all levels(provincial, city/county/district/town RO) responsible for implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation will be paid administrative expenses at the rate of 8% of the total amount of compensation (including land acquisition fee and taxes)payable in their jurisdictions. The costs will cover expense on resettlement survey, resettlement monitoring, preparing the RAP, meeting, and office equipment as well as traffic tools purchase etc., in which, expense on the traffic tools, telecommunication tools as well as audio & video equipment is 4.400 million Yuan.

5.6 The resettlement compensation fund resources The total investment of Xiaoxiang expressway is 7.58 billion Yuan(RMB), including 35% equity, 37.63% domestic bank's loan and 27.37% World Bank's loan. The resettlement fee will be arranged by the

5-4 Compensation Cost Estimation project sector from domestic fund and will not be invested by local government.

5.7 The resettlement compensation fund estimation The estimated total resettlement fund is 619 million Yuan. For detail, please see Table 5-1. Resettlement Cost Estimation

Tab I e 5-1 I tems Unit Quantity Rate Amount (RMBY)

1.Land acquisition compensation, 141942475 relocation fee, young plan compensation. (1)land compensation 81457524 Paddy field Mu 11442.3 3660 41878818 Dry field Mu 6640.7 3060 20320542 Pond Mu 1359.4 3660 4975404 Mulberry & fruit garden Mu 699.6 3060 2140776 Forest land Mu 3849.4 3060 11779164 others Mu 1814.1 200 362820 (2)laborer resettlement Capita 14848 3222 47840256 ( 3 ) young plant Mu 25805.5 490 12644695 compensation 2.demolished house Yuan 35720653 compensation (l)within red lines Yuan 30139126 Brick & concrete M2 64704.8 220 14235056 Brick & wood M2 84908.2 150 12736230 Earth & wood M2 14882.6 100 1488260 Simple house M2 27993 60 1679580 (2) beyond red lines M2 19248.9 157 3022077 (3)costs for household 1186050 removal/works delay etc. Area demolished less than family 658 525 345450 lOOm2 Area demolished larger than Family 934 900 840600 lOOm2 (4)toilet improvement Family 1592 150 238800 (5)relocation site Mu 310 3660 1134600 3.ground attached things Yuan 30986621

Sunny ground M 13248.6 10 132486

5-5 Compensation Cost Estimation Well Set 519 200 103800 Enclosure wall M 4949 10 49490 Tomb Num. 9262 300 2778600 Adult timber tree Num. 857122 25 21428050 Young timber tree Num. 318858 5 1594290 Ripe fruit tree Num, 81391 60 4883460 Young fruit tree Num. 3289 5 16445 4.design variation and Mu 3500 5500 19250000 compensation for loss beyong redlines Continued TabIe 5-1

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I tems Unit Quantity Rate Amount (RMBY) 5. compensation for "3 kinds Yuan 27154400 of poles" relocation 500 kilo.v Pole 4 500000 2000000 220 kilo.v Pole 8 200000 1600000 110 kilo.v Pole 54 150000 8100000 35 kilo.v Pole 222 50000 11100000 10 kilo.v Pole 484 5000 2420000 Low voltage line Pole 1892 600 1135200 Telecommunication line Pole 999 800 799200 6. Compensation on roads Yuan 24300000 relocation 7. Compensation on water syste Yuan 60750000 relocation, Channel changes . 8. Compensation on left Mu 774 5500 4257000 Permanent acquired land 9.Pond recovery fee Mu 1359.4 3000 4078200 10.Related taxes Yuan 154422197 Permanent land acquisition tax Mu 22632 1333.33 30175925

Temporary land acquisition tax Mu 4000 1333.33 5333320

Temporary cultivated land Mu 2000 4000 8000000

acquisition relocation fee Cultivated land digging fee Mu 19470.6 4000 77882400 Yuan Compensation on mine resources 1200000

Forest & planting recovery fee Mu 4549 1998 9088902

Land management fee Mu 25805.5 300 7741650

Other taxes and compensation Yuan 15000000

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11. Contingencies Yuan 75429232

12. Resettlement management Yuan 40228924

fee In which, traffic facilities, Yuan 4400000

telecommunications and sound & 5- picture equipment Totals Yuan 618519702 Institutional Organization

Chapter 6 Institutional Organization

6.1 Institutions responsible for resettlement planning, management, implementation and monitoring The PRO is comprehensively responsible for the general plan, coordination plan of the land acquisition and relocation work of the project. The implementation of the resettlement is charged by the ROs at all levels along the expressway. The organizations involved in the land acquisition and relocation work in the project include: - The provincial leading group of resettlement office of the project (established in Sep. 2000), the leading groups in Xiaogan, Suizhou, Xiangfan cities, and Xiaonan district, Xiaochang County, Yunmeng County, Anlu city, Zengdu district, Zaoyang city, Xiangyang county, and the leading groups in the villages(towns) along the expressway. - The provincial resettlement office(established in Sep. 2000), the offices in Xiaogan, Suizhou, Xiangfan cities, and Xiaonan district, Xiaochang County, Yunreng County, Anlu city, Zengdu district, Zaoyang city, Xiangyang county, and the offices in the villages (towns) along the expressway. - Survey design institute: CPDI - Population census, the consulting and independent monitoring organization: PSI All institutional organizations involved in the project see chart 6-1.

6.2 Responsibilities 6.2.1 PRO (1) Organizing the related sectors such as design institute to undertake the land acquisition and relocation survey and social economic survey, analyze survey outputs and be responsible for the training on computer utilize and data process for the staff in ROs at all levels.

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(2) Promulgating the policy of resettlement law and regulation, the compensation rate

and method, the schedule of the project.

(3) Compiling the RAP

Based on the regulation and law and consultant with PAPs and affected household and

units. PRO compiled the RAP.

(4) Providing training for the city/prefecture ROs and county ROs.

The purpose of training is to make the staff of local ROs familiar with the resettlement

program, the operation method, the methods for resolving the problems on

resettlement and how to improve the efficiency.

(5) Compiling the implementation schedule for the RAP.

(6) Disbursing funds and monitoring the use of funds.

(7) Signing resettlement contracts with city ROs and county ROs.

According to the compensation rate and schedule, PRO will sign implementation contracts with

CIROs and COROs. PRO will monitor CIRO and CORO to carry out their work according to RAP

and the contract.

(8) Guiding and monitoring resettlement implementation.

(9) Dealing with the complainants from the PAPs and Coordinating the conflicts existing in the construction

(10) supervising and urging the implementation of resettlement

(11) Monitoring resettlement activities

(12) Reviewing monitoring reports

(13) Preparing progress reports.

(14) Providing the resettlement budget.

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Independent monitoring and technical consulting on resettlement

6.2.2 Prefecture (city) ROs (1) Manage, review and modify the data on population survey and resettlement feedback by the PRO. (2) Train the resettlement staffs. (3) Coordinate the relationship between PRO and county ROs. (4) Allocate the funds from PRO and monitoring the funds using. (5) Make coordination on the resettlement work in the prefecture (city). (6) Report to PRO on work progress and provide suggestions. (7) Deal with the grievances from the mass and report it to the PRO. (8) Train the county ROs' & town ROs' staff.

6.2.3 City/district/county ROs City (district, county) ROs are the central units in resettlement implementation. They should possess the capacity of managing census data and are qualified to make implementation decisions. During the period of implementation they will receive personnel support from associated departments to carry out the workload. They are equipped with computers to utilize the census data and have been trained to upkeep and enter the data on resettlement implementation so as to smoothly provide to prefecture/provincial RO(s) various monitoring information. (1) Prepare county (district, city) RAPs according to census data supplied by CPDI and resettlement policies of the project. The RAPs should be consistent with the RAP prepared by the PRO. (2) Implement RAP. (3) Train the resettlement staff in the town or village. (4) Guide and monitor town ROs (5) Receive and allocate resettlement funds and monitor the usage of the funds.

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(6) Present the working report to county RO and PRO. (7) Dealing with the grievances from the mass and report it to the higher RO.

6.2.4 Township ROs (1) Survey, monitor and record all resettlement activities within its jurisdiction (2) Supervise acquisition of land, houses, other buildings and structure, infrastructure, enterprises as well as house reconstruction and relocation. (3) Monitor the resettlement on labors (4) Approve the agricultural production restoring plan in the village and provide some favorable policies for the implementation of the plan. (5) Dealing with the grievances from the mass and report it to the higher RO.

6.2.5 Village administration committee (VAC) (1) Report: -Quantity of land acquired -Ownership and use rights of land and property -Situation on population and laborers (2) Participate in surveys (3) Select resettlement sites (4) Report the grievances from the mass to the higher RO and implement the relocation of the water system and roads. (5) Work out agriculture rehabilitation plan (6) Coordinate removal and reconstruction, provide assistance for vulnerable groups.

6.2.6 Survey and design institute (1) Survey and map resettlement area. (2) Calculate the detailed impact. (3) In collaboration with the resettlement sectors and register the ownership and rights

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on land and assets. (4) Analyze data. (5) Assist PRO in the preparation of the RAP. (6) Train CIRO and CORO staff in the use and maintenance of census data. (7) Develop a monitoring systems based on the census data and disseminate information to counties and cities. (8) Provide technical assistance on data management and measurement issues to PRO, county ROs, city ROs and the independent monitors.

6.2.7 Independent monitoring organization: As an independent monitor PSI observes all aspects of resettlement planning and implementation and provides reports to PRO on progress of resettlement. Responsibilities of PSI are presented in detail under independent monitoring in Chapter 9.

6.3 Leading groups Leading groups for the project have been established in Hubei province and all affected cities (districts, county), the heads of the leading groups are the members of government who take charge of resettlement and land acquisition in their jurisdiction area, the group consist of leading members from relevant authorities such as communications department, land management, planning commission and financial department. - Hubei Provincial Resettlement Office on the project was established in September 2000 and the office is in the Hubei Communications Department, it take charge of coordination, organizing, planning, monitoring of the resettlement. -All leading groups in affected cities (district, county) were set up in September 2000, they take charge of coordinating, organizing, monitoring of the resettlement in their jurisdiction area.

6.4 Staffing

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The professional staff and office-facilities have been equipped in the all organizations involved in the resettlement such including the ROs in various level, independent monitoring organization project. For details, please see table 6-1.

Description of Organization Staffing on Resettlement

Table 6-1

Organization Average Total Qualification Work duration Additional number of number of of staff equipment

staff staff

PRO 5 10 Undergraduate 2000.9-2006.3 4 computers

City (Prefecture) 5 48 College and 2000.9-2006.3 2 computers

RO above

County RO 6 54 College level 2000.9-2006.3 4 computers

Town RO 4 100 Senior middle 2000.9-2006.3

school

VAC 2 260 Major cadre 2000.9-2006.3

Surveying 15 15 Bachelor 2000.9-2006.1 4 computers organization

Independent 6 6 Master and 2000.9-2006.3 2 computers monitoring sector above

Consultants 2 2 Associate 2000.9 -2006.3

professor and

above

6.5 Measures for strengthening institutional capacity (1) Select persons who have quality and coordination and organization capacities to staff ROs at all levels, and keep the ROs staff comparatively stable.

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(2) Strengthen the training of the know-how of the World Bank Financed project, resettlement basic rules and computer operation for improving the professional quality of the staff. During the resettlement work, the PRO will update the knowledge of the staff according to the demand of work. The content of train is the regulation and laws about resettlement and OP 4.12, the data management of the computer, the implementation procedure of resettlement, the method of funds management, the resettlement and rehabilitation measures. The training mentioned above have been finished in September and December 2000. The un-trained training will be implemented steps by steps but before the land acquisition. The next training plan see table 6-2. (3) Improve the staffs quality and training the staff to have good working style and character.

6.6 Immigrant re-employment training Training Plan

Table 6-2

Training content Participant Planned training

time

Application and management of the Prefecture (city)RO and County March 2001

survey data (district)RO

Update the resettlement databank Prefecture (city)RO and County May 2001

(district)RO

Consulting policies on land acquisition Prefecture (city)RO, County June 2001

and relocation of the project (district)RO and Town RO

Village investment plan and monitoring Prefecture (city)RO, County July 2001

(district)RO and Town RO

Resettlement fund management and Prefecture (city)RO and County August 2001

statistics sheets (district)RO

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Handling the relevant procedure Prefecture (city)RO and County December 2001

(district)RO

Working methods on internal monitoring Prefecture (city)RO and County February 2002

(district)RO

Concrete treatment methods for Prefecture (city)RO and County May 2002 resettlement problems (district)RO

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Chapter 7 Participation and consultation

7.1 The participation of the PAPs The comments and suggestions to Project In Oct. 2000 and Aug. 2001, during the 2 surveys, PRO selected one-third household to investigate. Among these households, they selected 15-year-old above person from each affect household to fill the questionnaire, and the result of the survey see table 7-1 Summary of public O inions and suggestions Questions Comments Proportion% Are you clear about the situations of local expressway construction (one choice) I clear 72 2 not very clear 17 3 not clear 11 Do you agree to build expressway (one choice) I yes 98 2 No 0 3 indifference 2 Who will benefit from project (multi-choice) I state 100 2 collective 96 3 individual 91 Do you know the resettlement policy (one choice) 1 yes 74 2 No 26 Will you obey the arrangement (one choice) I yes 98 2No 2 Have you any suggestion for the project (multi-choice) I expressway planting 97 2 build noise barrier 84 3 far away from village 68 4 more underpass 96 What's your requirement on the resettlement (multi choice) Provide fund for PAPs to 93 make living by themselves

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Provide enou h lands 87 Provide jobs in 75 non-agricultural sector Data resources: survey on XXE resettlement. From table 7-l,following conclusions can be drawn :a).28% of households are not or very clear about the project; b) 74 % are clear about resettlement policies. ROs must attach more importance to the propaganda; c) 97 % of the PAPs agree to build the expressway, and over 91 % of the PAPs consider that state, collective and individual all will benefit from the project; d) Absolute majority of the PAPs believe that government will handle the compensation issues properly, so they support the construction of the expressway, and will agree the resettlement arrangement; e) PAPs believe that the state will handle the resettlement work very well and they support this project and obey the resettlement arrangement. f) the PAPs have strong environmental consciousness, they suggest to afforest the expressway and build noise barrier; g) the PAPs want build more passage to make the production and live convenient for themselves; h) More PAPs want to be resettled in non-agricultural fields. In view of the situation mentioned above, PRO decided to take some measures in next step. On the one hand, strengthen the propaganda of the project background and relevant laws and regulations, on the other hand, consult with design institute strengthen environment protective measures and pay more attention to the design of passage.

Compensation Rates The compensation rates in this RAP are worked out based on consultation with PAPs and having been examined by the World Bank and ratified by provincial government. They will be publicized in RIB. c) Relocation Site Town ROs have selected relocation sites for PAPs and enterprises and institutions and the sites will be consulted further in the next step.

d) Affected Degree During the resettlement survey, all loss of the PAPs and enterprises and institutions were registered carefully in questionnaire D and E. The owner of assets participated the

7-2 Participation and Consultation survey, and with his signature, the data were entered into computer. All loss of the PAPs will be described in RIB.

In May 2001, PRO organized local resettlement office to undertake a investigation to different classes highway and irrigating and drain system. There are 849 irrigating system. Among them 420 are draining system, 206 are irrigating system, and 223 are drain and irrigating system. There are 661 highways affected by the project,. Among them, 10 are national and provincial highway, 25 are county highway, 82 are township highway, 287 are village highways, and 255 highways are used by person. After investigation, PRO transferred these information to the design institute. The design institute will consider these information in their design and do their design and planning reasonable to recover the function of draining and irrigating system and highways.

7.2 Next step plan concerning consultation with PAPs a) About engineering Based on the PAPs' opinions about engineering such as passageway and dimension of the overpass, PRO will consult with design institute to optimize the design. b) About the Relocation Site(at least twice for choice) and Rebuilding Style of Affected Household. Several programs of the relocation site will be provided for PAPs to choose, and decided by themselves. They can choose from two kinds of rebuilding styles of their free willing: self-rebuilding and collective rebuilding. c) About the Compensation Rates, the affected household will know whether their compensation rate adopts replacement price or not. Consultation will be conducted further, and the result will be reported tin the monitoring reports. d) About Resettlement Style and Agriculture Production Rehabilitation Plan e) Other Issues PAPs Interested in The consultation will be conducted is planned in table 7-2, and local ROs can consult with PAPs through irregular conferences and report the information to PRO. IMO also visits PAPs irregularly to collect opinion and suggestions and report them to PRO.

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Schedule for consultation with Affected Objects Table 7-2 Consultation contents Schedule Participation unit

Opinions on this works 2001.9-2002.4 PRO, design unit, county/city ROs, IMO

Site selection and approach of 2001.10-2002.2 PRO, county/city/towil ROs, IMO relocation

Labor resettlement method and 2002.2-2002.3 PRO, COunLty/city ROs. IMO measures for agricultural

recover collecting and dealing with 2002.2-2005.12 IMO, county/city/town ROs complaints on compensation issues

7.3 Consultation Method Direct Method a) Forum of PAPs From forum of PAPs collect opinions and suggestions, and consult them with local

government and local ROs b) Consultation Conference

Discuss relocation site, compensation rates and other issues on the conference with

enterprises and institutions and reach the final agreement. Indirect Method

PAPs express their grievance and suggestions to Ros through IMO, village committee

and other departments, and Ros at all levels will handle it according to the stipulated

procedure.

7.4 Role of IMO in the consultation a) Pointing out the issue( such as compensation rate, surplus laborers resettlement and

project schedule) that PAPs are interested in, addressing their grievance and

suggestions. b) Providing opinions and suggestions to resolve the grievance. c) IMO will consult will consult with the PAPs regularly, holding interviews and focus

group discussion.

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The Dates of consultation and participation meetings held between a) project authorities and PAPs; b) Independent Monitoring Organization and PAPs will be recorded and kept in the project file.

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Chapter 8 Grievance and Appeals

Since the entire resettlement and rehabilitation program is being carried out with the participation of the PAPs, it is expected that no major grievance issue will arise. However, to ensure that PAPs have avenues for expressing their grievances related to any aspects of land acquisition and resettlement, detailed procedures of respond to the complaints of the PAPs speedily and in a transparent manner. The mechanism is designed to be easy, accessible, transparent and fair. The purpose is to respond to grievance issues in an effective manner without resorting to complicated formal channels to the extent possible.

8.1 Content of the Grievances The PAPs' grievances will be any aspects related to land acquisition, quantity of asset, land readjustment, relocation site choice work-stop loss and removal fee.

8.2 The method of grievances collection (1) the report for local resettlement to include the grievances, progress, existing problems. (2) Construction unit's daily record fax to project owner. This record will include some issues impact construction. (3) Project owner find some problem directly during their checking (4) The IMO reflects some information. (5) PAPs letter and interview. (6) The working stations from project owner reflect some problem. (7) Audit organization reflects some problem after checking. (8) The details information of banks disbursement on resettlement (9) Internal monitoring.

8.3 Procedure Stage 1: If any person are aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, he can lodge an oral or written grievance with the village administration committee or the local town RO. In case an oral compliant is made, it

8-1 Grievance and Appeals will be written on paper by the village unit and processed. Village administration committee or the town RO will resolve the issue within two weeks.

Stage 2: If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 1, he can bring the compliant to the attention of the county RO within one month from the date of the receipt of the decision in stage 1. County RO will reach a decision on the compliant within three weeks.

Stage 3: If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 2, he can bring the compliant to the attention of the city RO within one month from the date of the receipt of the decision in stage 2. city RO will reach a decision on the compliant within four weeks.

Stage 4 If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 3, he can bring the compliant to the attention of the PRO within one month from the date of the receipt of the decision in stage 3. PRO will reach a decision on the compliant within four weeks.

Stage 5 If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage 4, he can bring the compliant to the court within 15 days from the date of the receipt of the decision in stage 4.

8.4 The principle of resolving grievance If the PAPs make their grievance, ROs at all levels must make a thorough investigation and study, and with the aggrieved person, resolve the grievance transparently and fairly. The aggrieved person may appeal if the decision-making body of the pervious stage does not respond in the required period of time.

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8.5 Reply and method to resolve the grievance 8.5.1 Reply to the grievance a) A brief description of the grievance b) The result of investigation and study c) Relevant laws and regulations d) Decision and it basis e) Entitlements of the PAP to bring the compliant to the attention of above RO and appeal to people's court. Appeals for grievance will be free of change.

8.5.2 Method to resolve the grievance a) for individual grievance, the ROs will give him written notice of the decision. b) For collective grievance, the ROs will notify the PAPs through meeting or formal document. No matter which method is adopted, the RO that the aggrieved person belongs to will be notified with the result.

8.6 Report on the settlement of grievance During the period of implementation, local ROs will register the grievances and their settlement result and report it to PRO in written form monthly and PRO will check this work regularly.

The main content of this chapter will be incorporated into RIB.

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Chapter 9 Monitoring

In order to ensure the resettlement work run smoothly, PRO sets up a monitoring mechanism. The purpose of monitoring is to be ensure that the resettlement work is carried out according to the RAP strictly through the checking the activities of land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation activities regularly. The monitoring consists of internal monitoring and independent monitoring. The TOR of monitoring see annex 4. Internal monitoring, as the key component of project's internal management, will be undertaken by the PRO so as to grasp conditions of resettlement activity, and on the ground of establishment and application of resettlement information management system, collect, analyze and share in common resettlement issues such as implementation progress, data of funds and quality, and discover existing/potential problems, put forward suggestions to solve these problems. Population Study Institute(PSI) of Wuhan University will undertake the independent monitoring of the resettlement of this project. The purpose of independent monitoring is to monitor and make practical appraisal on implementation of RAP, make the World Bank/employer/resettlement sectors understand comprehensively the progress, quality and capital application effectiveness. Following issues are focused on in monitoring such as execution of RAP, operation of resettlement institutions, labor resettlement, house relocation & life resettlement, income of PAPs and recovery of working, complaint and appeal, public participation, consultation and information opening etc. Independent monitors will follow the resettlement activity to evaluate whether the goals of the resettlement are achieved through: a) the application to the Law of PRC pertaining to resettlement; b) compliance with the principles of the World Bank's operational Directive OP 4.12 on Involuntary resettlement; and c) an improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintenance the pre-project levels of well-being.

9.1 Internal monitoring and supervision

9.1.1 Implementation Procedure

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During the implementation, local ROs will enter implementation information from the town ROs on and individual, household and unit based on samples prepared for monitoring and deliver the record of the current activity in electronic form to PRO. In this way a continuous monitoring of implementation will be maintained. PRO will conduct periodic supervision of resettlement at the village and township level to verify the reported progress on a random basis.

9.1.2 Indicators to be monitored a) Payment of compensation to the PAPs/units -- replacement cost or not -- to be disbursed on time or not b) Allotment of house plots -- PAPs willing -- environment and living condition -- whether original residents like to receive these affected households or not c) Reconstruction of private housing. -- the comparison of area before and after removal -- rebuilding schedule -- progress -- removal and work-delay fund -- whether residential base area and basic reconstruction conditions are provided without any charge? d) Land readjustment of the PAPs -- standard and timing --comparison before and after land acquisition e) Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups --house rebuilding -- subsidy --the special cares f) Rehabilitation of infrastructure and public buildings -- function recovering g) VIP application

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-- whether mass opinions are broadly consulted. -- whether applied for its specific purposes. -- whether income allocation of VIP investment is open and rational. h) Participating and consulting -- participating -- consulting with the PAPs -- grievance and handling result i) Way of information opening j) Staffing, training, work schedule

9.1.3 Method of Internal monitoring Internal monitoring, as a top-down supervision activity on resettlement implementation in the resettlement system, asks for formal and smooth top-down resettlement information management system among employer and various resettlement institutions so as to reflect resettlement progress in each region or each sub-project. Resettlement sector of each level will, by means of this information management system, submit level by level the information concerning progress, capital and its application effectiveness etc, and making process and analysis. Perfect resettlement information management system has been formed in each ROs which can completely and accurately store and handle in time various data concerning resettlement implementation. Following measures are to be adopted to make internal monitoring on the ground of specific implementation conditions: 1. Formal statistics and report system This report, as a periodic monthly report, can reflect resettlement fund disbursement progress and resettlement amount progress, which is generally submitted to upper level at the end of month before fund disbursement. Through fund disbursement, resettlement progress can be known. Practical table style is in annex 5. 2. Periodic or random information Aviso Among provincial/city/county(district)/town resettlement sectors and individual monitoring institution, many forms of information exchange will be adopted concerning problems and conditions in resettlement implementation after which

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handling measures can be put forward. 3. Periodic joint meeting At earlier time of each month, PRO will hold resettlement coordination conference on which city/county(district) ROs should attend. 4. Check PRO will make normal and irregular specific check on resettlement works of lower ROs, make deep in-situ investigations and handle on-the-spot problems concerned, verify the progress and execution of resettlement policy. 5. Information exchange with independent monitoring institution 6. Internal monitoring will be conducted through questionnaires and case study. In the survey, PRO will select sample households and affected units to verify the resettlement and address their compensation rate, removal fee, work-stop loss, compensation for standing crops. All of enterprises and institutions will be surveyed The first survey will be conducted in March 2002 when the first installment of compensation is paid. The form of questionnaires see annex 6. Based on the data of the first monitoring survey, PRO will take measure to improve the resettlement work, and make follow-up supervision. The follow-up survey will be conducted through irregular questionnaires.

9.1.4 Staffs The staffs of resettlement organizations involved in monitoring are listed in table 9-1 Personnel of resettlement organization involved in monitoring Table 9-1 Organization Regular staff Total staff during peak period PRO 2 3 City RO 2 3 County RO 3 4 Town RO 2 4 Village commission 1 3 IMO 3 10 9.1.5 Responsibility of internal monitoring institution

9-4 Monitoring a) set up the resettlement office, train staff to investigate the project affected area b) appointment of PSI to provide consulting services to PRO c) Conduct a survey jointly with investigation unit. d) Receive the input from city ROs and county ROs while compiling the RAP for the project e) Review the city and county RAP for their conformity with the project RAP. f) Supervise the information campaign for the PAPs and the preparation of the RIB. g) Undertake the internal monitoring responsibilities.

9.2 Independent Monitoring The activities undertaken by IMO are based on the resettlement survey data from PRO and CPDI as well as the RAP. 9.2.1 Independent Monitoring Organization Population Study Institute of Wuhan University is the independent organization of the project. PRO and PSI concluded a independent monitoring contract in September 2000. This institute was established in 1984. In 1985, it is one of organizations which was supported by the United Nation Fund for Population Activities. The organization is a comprehensive unit undertaking teaching, consulting and service. They have a lot of resettlement experiences and took part in Three Gorges resettlement. They also undertook another two projects financed by the Bank (Toketo Power station project in Inner-mongolia and in Jinmen Power station project in Hubei Province), Hubei National Highway Project III and IV. This institute has organized a special team to do the independent monitoring work. The rights and responsibilities are listed in contract signed with project office. The staff of PSI involved in independent monitoring sees table 9-2.

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Staff of IMO Tab Ie 9-2 Name Age Title Responsibilities Gu shengzu 44 Professor Consultant Zhu nong 36 Associate Consultant professor Jian Xinhua 53 Professor Resettlement study and organization Liu Chuanjiang 34 Professor Resettlement study and organization Zhong Shuiyin 34 Associate Resettlement study and professor organization Cheng Delin 31 Lecturer Resettlement study and monitoring Yang Yanlin 33 lecturer Resettlement study and monitoring Hou Weili 28 Lecturer Resettlement study and monitoring Wei Shan 28 Lecturer Resettlement study and monitoring

9.2.2 Responsibilities IMI Main tasks of IMI include: work out resettlement assessment guideline in which practical working contents/methods/procedure shall be clarified; make in-situ survey and supervision by following working guideline approved by the Bank; find out problems and predict potential problems; put forward improvement measures; make assessment on resettlement effectiveness; compile external assessment report which should be submitted to employer and the Bank twice a year; receiving professional guide from the Bank; revise external assessment report according to opinions from the Bank. Up till now, PSI had undertaken following contents for the project: a) design the resettlement survey proposal together with PRO b) Train the surveyors c) Monitor the survey progress d) Process survey data e) Providing the consultant service of RAP

9-6 Monitoring f) Participate the consultation with PAPs and affected units

Plan for next step a) Survey on standards of living --Method PSI will conduct a baseline SLS on a random sample of PAPs and a control group before the beginning of the resettlement implementation. SLS will be repeated one time to measure the change in the standards of living of PAPs.

-- Improving the quality of survey After the questionnaire for the SLS developed, it must have a test survey then revised it considering the material and cultural factors of the locality

--Training of the enumerators The enumerators will be trained in the application of the questionnaire in training exercises using the revised questionnaire

--Procedures for editing, coding the survey Enumerators will be trained in the application of the questionnaire in training exercises using the revised questionnaires in the presence of the enumerators on the same day the questionnaire are completed.

-- survey assistance organization. PRO will extend assistance to PSI during the conduct of the SLS by providing logistical support whenever necessary. LRO will also assist and facilitate the work of PSI.

Sample size of different group of PAPs and the control group The size of the random sample that will be from the census data will be as follows: 5% of PAPs(in general) b) Public consultation

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PSI will send two of its staffs to attend at least two public consultation meetings per month. Through participation in these meetings, PSI will evaluate the effectiveness of the PAPs participation and the incorporation of the PAPs involved into the RAP and give their improvement suggestions.

Grievance PSI will at the same time consult with the PAPs to understand their grievance issues and the method resolving these grievances and give some suggestion to improve them. Other monitoring responsibilities: -- compensation disbursement and rate -- land readjustment -- resettlement site selection -- house rebuilding -- vulnerable group rehabilitation] -- enterprises and institutions removal, compensation and disbursement -- asset loss and compensation -- subsidy for transfer duration -- compensation for removal -- schedule of the above --resettlement organization

9.2.3 the content of Independent monitoring The content of independent monitoring included survey on life standard (annex 7) and resettlement survey (annex 8).

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Chapter 10 Report 10.1 Internal Reporting Internal reporting is one of methods to communicate ROs at all levels and its content includes: -- Public grievance Problems existed in implementation and handling suggestions. -- Resettlement Progress It includes the situation of the resettlement work(include payment of funds, progress of removal, relocation and specific facilities rehabilitation); -- Internal monitoring report During project's preparation stage, the World Bank is, under the coordination of employer, responsible for work out periodically or non-periodically the internal monitoring report. After the commencement, for works with severe influences, brief weekly report/monthly report and detail seasonal report/semi-yearly report/ annual report are inevitable; As for works with light influences, brief seasonal report and detail semi-yearly report/annual report are necessary. As to project management, employer shall prepare specialized working report. After implementation, summary report is needed. During the implementation, county RO must report to PRO on the progress and grievance once a month. The internal report also will submit periodic. PRO will collect feedback relevant information timely. Public grievances will be reported in written form, and internal monitoring reports will be worked out based on annex 5 and annex 6.

10.2 PRO's report schedule PRO will report the progress of the project and independent monitoring activities to Provincial government as well as the Bank. The reports will be periodic and non-periodic. -- Internal report(non-periodic) -- Progress report and independent monitoring report From the beginning of the first payment, reporting will on semi annual basis in January 10 and July 5. The reports will involve the payment, removal progress, laborers resettlement,

10-1 Report rebuilding progress, the public facilities recovering. -- The summary report It will be done one month later after construction finishes. -- IMO's report IMO will submit monitoring report and living standard survey report to PRO on semi annual basis and through the PRO, the reports will submitted to the Bank on Jan. 10 of next year.

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Chapter 11 Public Information Forms

11.1 House Relocation Schedule Schedule for house relocation

Form 11-1

Item Beginning Ending

Noticing the demolishing date March 2002 Consulting the relocation site March 2002 April 2002 Declaring the choice of relocation site April 2002 April 2002 Delivering compensation April 2002 April 2002 Old house demolishing and new house May 2002 June 2002 constructing Moving into new houses March 2002 June 2002 Civil works June 2002 Dec. 2005 Notes: if construction is delayed, above time schedule will be adjusted accordingly. However, demolishing notice shall be issued 3 months earlier and house demolishing compensation subsidy shall be delivered 1 month earlier than implementation date.

11.2 Main Contents concerning Public Consultation Form 11-2 Item Main contents Demolishing date, location, auxiliary facility construction, compensation standards and delivery schedule etc.. Employer shall properly make reconstruction planning. Relocation site shall meet House relocation conditions that: 1. PAPs will be resettled in their original communities so that they can easily adapt to new residential environment. 2. Good environment, no pollution, convenient to their

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living and working. 3. Minimizing the cultivated land occupation in the premise of not disobey PAPs' self-willing 4. Local residences are willing to accept these PAPs to remove into their communities, and they can get along well with them. 5. The houses relocation site should be near to farmland so as to facilitate agricultural activities. In laborer resettlement, practical conditions shall be considered and laborer's wiling must be respected. Land adjustment takes village as the adjustment unit. Land adjustment means that all the land of a village will be gathered up, and then be readjustment to each household based on the number of population. Through land readjustment, the laborers who loss their land on Laborer resettlement account of land acquisition will regain land, they will go in for agricultural activity in original village. Their personal registration features and occupation features are kept unchanged. For directly affected vulnerable families who live within scope of red lines, priority shall be given to them in the land adjustment procedure. Local residents' opinions should be respected, especially those from PAPs. Making practical plan on the investment direction and amount of land compensation and resettlement subsidy. On investment Village investment plan income allotment, PAPs opinions shall be asked for and distribution policy shall be published. As to labor employment in works construction, priority should be given to vulnerable families and directly affected families. Mass opinions shall be comprehensively asked for Road and agricultural water on the aspects of relocation site, approach, scale etc.. conservancy facility During construction period, temporary measures should be adopted to ensure normal agricultural irrigation.

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Number, location, dimension and type of structures should be carefully treated so as to meet living and working demands of PAPs to the greatest extend, as well as future development demands in regions along Structure design the expressway and relevant technical indexes. Moreover, approach line works of structures should also listen the comments of local people so as to decrease land occupation and make convenience for local people.

During periods of resettlement policy-making, RAP compilation and implementation, community participation and consultation are much highly regarded. Opinions form social organizations, government sector, community and PAPs are comprehensively asked for. Various parties are encouraged to take part in resettlement and reconstruction. While feasibility study is carried out in project preparation phase, ROs and design sector, together with relevant local sectors, People's Representative Congress, Political Consultation Congress, mass organizations, town governments and representatives of PAPs have solicited opinions on the aspects of expressway alignment, pedestrian/animal tunnel setup, approach and way of resettlement etc.. During preparation period of resettlement, ROs have fully solicited opinions from local government sectors and PAPs' representatives on resettlement and compensation policies. Under the assistance of governments concerned, this "Resettlement Action Plan" has been achieved. In implementation stage, ROs of each grade will further encourage the publics to take part in resettlement, recover and reconstruction. A. During survey on social & economic conditions, investigation on land levy and resettlement amount indexes, and selection on relocation sites, sufficient consultations have been made with county governments (leading team of resettlement) as well as sectors of land management/communications/urban construction etc.. Resettlement plan has obtained support and recognition of local governments. B. Colloquies have been held by local governments and resettlement work team, on which relevant carders and resident's representatives from affected towns and villages were invited. Propaganda has been made concerning necessity of this road project and resettlement policies.

11.2.1 Public Participation during Preparation of RAP During preparation and compilation phases of RAP, local governments and PAPs have taken part in following work sooner or later: A. County/Town level: during Oct. and Nov. 2000, 10 times' resettlement activities have been carried out, in which over 100 people participated, including chief leaders of county/city and towns involved, person in charge

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of relevant sectors. Colloquies on which chief leaders of county/city and towns involved, person in charge of relevant sectors have been held to discuss such as issues as land levy, house demolishing and resettlement planning, promulgate resettlement policy, ask for opinions on resettlement as well as work out preliminary resettlement plan. Main conferences/meetings held are: conference concerning land levy/resettlement mobilization at each affected county/city; colloquies concerning resettlement planning at 124 Farm, Jinhe County, Wusu City and each affected towns. B. Village/Group level: during Oct. and Nov. 2000, 19 times' activities have been carried out, in which over 300 people participated, including chiefly village carders and representatives of PAPs. Issues such as comments of local residents on this road project, demands on land compensation, resettlement subsidy and resettlement work have been discussed. Relevant contents are included in annex 5---digest of visiting and discussing. C. during Oct. and Nov. 2000, resettlement investigation team has carried out a large scale survey on social opinions. Opinions of PAPs and residents in affected villages/groups on expressway construction and resettlement work have been collected. Public opinions and PAPs' opinions are listed in Table 9-1 and 9-1. D. during Oct. and Nov. 2000, resettlement sectors, affected villages/groups have taken part in the survey on land levy and demolishing. E. In the future, county ROs and resettlement sectors of each grade will actively encourage the public participation by following measures: ---promulgating asset on bulletin Asset data affected in each affected family will be promulgated on bulletin before compensation delivery so as to accept supervision of PAPs. ---promulgating resettlement policy on bulletin Before compensation on each item of affected families, resettlement policies will be promulgated on bulletin so as to accept supervision of PAPs. --- compiling resettlement information booklet In order to make PAPs and local governments fully understand the details of resettlement policy and RAP of this project. PRO will prepare a resettlement information booklet. Before allocation of compensations to town sectors, this booklet will be delivered to all PAPs. This booklet includes the main contents of RAP, resettlement and compensation policies; rights of PAPs and channel for opinion feedback and appeal etc.. --- holding conferences most conferences will be arranged before implementation on land levy and resettlement so as to explain extensively the policy, laws and regulations, compensation standards etc. to local people.

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Before implementation of resettlement work, proclamation shall be promulgated through local newspapers or radio/TV station regarding land levy and house relocation. In the region of affected villages/towns, bulletins shall be pasted in the most easily accepted language by PAPs (Chinese, Uigur, Mongolia) so as to popularize the resettlement policy, compensation standards, appeal channel etc.. RAP document shall be stored in local libraries or coordination offices for the convenience of reference by PAPs.

11.2.2 Public Participation during Implementation of RAP PAPs are encouraged to take part in the whole implementation procedure of RAP: A. participation in house relocation a. compensation on house demolished House compensation standard will directly related to benefits of affected families. Before implementation of pull-down, resettlement sectors shall consult and sign agreement with affected family according to compensation standards. The consultation results must be pasted before signing the agreement so as to be monitored publicly. b. house relocation site and approach In preparation and compilation phases of this RAP, relevant sector have made survey on relocation site and approach. According to PAPs opinions and survey results, most PAPs like to relocate their new houses in their original village and are willing to do demolishing and reconstructing by themselves. Local governments shall provide help in each phase of house relocation. c. original house treatment all affected families will obtain house demolishing compensation by replacement price. Within regulated time period, affected families can, by their own willing, demolish their original house first and reconstruct new house later, or in reverse sequence. Demolished materials belong to original house owner. B. participation in production resume PAPs shall take part in /land readjustment and allocation. C. participation in management of land compensation fee's application Land compensation fee belongs to village collective economy and shall be arranged by governments higher than county level. Any unit or individual has no right to use or peculate this fund. D. participation in works construction Works construction more or less will make some influence on local people. In order to ensure that works affected people can benefit from works construction, local people are encouraged to take part in the works construction. Convenience will be provided on the aspects of construction materials, labor employment etc..

11.3 Opening the Information Form 11-3 Item Main Contents Public Information Forms

1. brief introduction on this project; 2. land levy & resettlement policy and compensation standards; 3. number of PAPs, compensation standards and amount; Resettlement information booklet 4. rights and obligations of PAPs; 5. address and telephone for complaining of ROs. "Resettlement Information Booklet" will be delivered to PAPs by county/city ROs. 1. number and compensation amount of levied land in affected villages; 2. planning on investment direction and amount of land compensation and laborer resettlement subsidy. When VIP is planning, opinions of Village investment plan( VIP) PAPs should be solicited. Land compensation and resettlement subsidy should be applied for their specific purpose and cannot be peculated. VIP will be implemented under the supervision of town ROs.

11.4 Complaining and Appealing Form 11-4 Item Main Contents Including any aspect of resettlement work, such as house compensation, asset amount, land allocation, relocation site selection, roads and water system recover, application of resettlement funds etc.. Phase I: affected objectives put forward oral or written dissatisfaction to village committee or town ROs. For oral Procedur forcopladissatisfaction, clear answer should be Procedure for complai and appeal made within 2 weeks by village committee or town ROs. If instruction of upper ROs need to be asked for, their feedback must be obtained within 2

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weeks; Phase II: if complainer is not satisfied the answer in phase I, he/she can make appeal to county/district ROs within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase I, county/district Ros shall within 3 weeks make decision on the appeal; Phase III: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase II, he/she can make appeal to city/prefecture ROs within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase II, city/prefecture ROs shall within 4 weeks make decision on the appeal; Phase TV: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase III, he/she can make appeal to PRO within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase III, PRO shall within 4 weeks make decision on the appeal; Phase V: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase IV, he/she can directly make lawsuit to civil court within 15 days after receiving the answer of phase IV. Complainer has the right to make lawsuit to civil court, the legal cost shall be paid by employer.

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Chapter 12 Right/Benefit Forms

Responsibilities of project owner, i.e. HPCD and rights/benefits of project-affected objectives are listed as follows.

Responsibilities of Project Owner and Rights/Benefits of Project-Affected Objectives Form 12-1 Affected Responsibility Item of Project Land levy, demolishing and resettlement policy Owner 1. Definition of PAPs. PAPs mean those whose living conditions have been or will be unfavorably affected by works construction; houses, land (including attached land of house, cultivated land and rangeland) and various chattel and estate on which who have property right, benefit and/or economic profits will be temporarily or permanently levied and/or occupied; whose working, business operation, jobs, residential houses will be unfavorably affected. PAPs can be natural person, legal person such as a company, a public agency. PAPs is not limited by whether they have legal registration or obtain permit to carry out working/operating activities and/or live in affected region, and not limited by whether they HPCD have ownership on relevant property. PAPs include: all affected people within affected region in spite of whether they have legal right on asset levied; those live in affected region without operation permission in spite of whether they have legal rights on asset, land and/or residential houses. If many people/families commonly posses or use a specific land levied and/or other asset, compensation and recover will be given to them according to their specific losses, rights/benefits and living standards affected. 2. All PAPs living conditions will more or less be improved, or as least be recovered. Their material losses will be compensated which shall be calculated by replacement price, and which shall not be

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underestimated, discounted or skimped on account of other reasons. PAPs who can not obtain economic profit on account of land and other asset affection will obtain help for recover and the compensation on asset lost. 3. PAPs who do not have ownership of relevant property right, or who do not have legal registration or obtain permission to carry out working/operating activities and/or live in affected region, will be treated the same as those who possess above contents, and will obtain help for recovery and compensation on assets lost. 4. In design, following principles should be obeyed so as to decrease affects on PAPs: 1) Keeping away from towns, villages, schools, hospitals, factories and mining areas. 2) Keeping away from humanistic and natural landscape as well as the places of cultural and historical relics. 3) Cultivated land and ore deposit area need to be occupied as less as possible and making full use of uncultivated land and wilderness. 4) Keeping away from those villages where the average land area per capita is less than normal, and trying to reduce the settlement for those who are not engaged in agriculture. 5) Keeping away from key infrastructures such as large-scale water conservancy facilities/electric power facilities etc.. 6) Reducing intersections with railways, national or provincial highways and key pipelines. 5. making survey on all assets within affected area scope, including main line, interchanges, inter-connecting road, service zone as well as all assets in permanent land levy scope. 6. Design sector, local government, supervision sector and affected villages are organized to to form unified survey team who carries out survey on affected assets. In the course of the survey, PRO asked the ROs to organize a large-scale propaganda for the settlement issue and made a democratic consultation with local people concerning issues such as resettlement, structural works design etc.. Relevant survey/consultation information have been fed-back

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to design sector and local governments. Results of investigation on water systems/roads and water/electric power supply were provided to design unit who therefore can made full consideration on local demands and opinions. In practical implementation, disputed issues will be rechecked. 7. Social & economic survey in project affected region, such as all positions, classifications and areas of land levied in the scope investigated; All positions, classifications, areas and cost per unit of buildings, which will be pulled down in the scope investigated; All positions, classifications and amounts of adherent bodies on the land levied in the scope investigated; All positions, classifications and amounts of installations of electric power and communications and countermeasures as well as the owners in the scope of land levied; The situations of family members (including relations with householder, sex, age, nationality, occupation, education degree and professional levels etc.), properties, houses, incomes and expenses etc. of these families that are located in the scope who own the land levied, houses and/or adherent bodies; The situations and affected details of enterprises that are seated in the scope who own the land levied, houses and/or adherent bodies; The opinions and suggestions from the masses and officials to the constructions of the project; The fundamental situations of villages affected; The concerned statistics and laws and policies on land levy of all counties(districts) in the scope. 8. In accordance with the survey results, this project involves 7 city areas, 32 towns(office branches), and 178 administrative villages. It affects 4096 families(no minority is affected)/17800 capita, among which 2504 families will be levied of their land, 61.1 % of the total families affected; 900 families will be demolished, 22.0 %; 692 families will be levied and pulled down, 16.9 %. Permanent occupied land is 25,805.5 mu, among which 19,470.6 mu are cultivated land, or 75.5 % of the total, uncultivated

______land 6,334.9 mu, 24.5 %. In terms of classifications,

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44.3 % is paddy field, 23.4 % is non-irrigated farmland, and 17.5 % is used by afforested land, tea plantation and orchard. 9. In order to recover resource capacity of PAPs so as for them to continue their working and maintain their original life style at a level higher or at least not lower than original level before construction. HPCD will work out a plan for resettlement and recover of PAPs so as to make up their losses and improve their living conditions or at least maintain their present living standard. 10. The compilation and implementation of resettlement action plan of this project shall strictly follow relevant clauses in OP4.12 issued by the World Bank. Resettlement compensation standards listed in resettlement action plan shall be accurately met. Any variation in the implementation should be approved by the World Bank beforehand. 11. In preparation and implementation of the project, following legal documents will be chiefly followed: 1) relevant clauses in OP4.12 of the World Bank; 2) Law of land management of PRC (in effect in Jan. 1999); 3) Forest law of PRC (in effect in Sept. 1984); 4) Hubei forestry lands management Regulation (in effect in Aug. 1997); 5) Information on Compensation Fee Collection for the Utilization of Installations of Water and Soil Conservation and Fee Levy for Protection and Harnessing of Soil Erosion, issued by Hubei Government (in effect in May 2000) 12. Prefecture/city/county/town level ROs will be formed to take the responsibility of resettlement implementation. HPCD will pay the administrative costs of these institutions whose responsibility shall be clarified. Special fund shall be founded for re-employment training on PAPs. 13. Land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be delivered directly to county level resettlement sectors from upper grade ROs through formal sources. Each county level resettlement sector will open an land compensation account for every affected village and

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an asset compensation account for each PAP so as to protect their land compensation and resettlement subsidy and avoid these funds from being illegally used or misappropriated. 14. Compensations on land levied and assets affected will be publicized by means of holding conferences and pasting bulletin. "3-publicizing" should be obeyed in determining amount of affected asset, compensation standards and compensation sum of money. Resettlement information booklet will be delivered to each village/PAP. Main contents of resettlement information booklet are: brief introduction on this project; land levy & resettlement policy and compensation standards; number of PAPs, compensation standards and amount; rights and obligations of PAPs; address and telephone for complaining of ROs. RAP document shall be stored in local libraries or coordination offices for the convenience of reference by PAPs. 15. PAPs are encouraged to take part in all resettlement processes, such as selection on relocation site of house or facility, demolishing schedule, recovery schedule, capital disbursement, laborer resettlement measures etc.. Consultation will be made with PAPs or their representatives so as to reach the agreement. 16. Safe, clean and economical toilet design will be provided to PAPs free of charge. Each family who likes to build clean toilet will be disbursed 150 Yuan and provided technical guidance without any charge so as to create sound living environment and conditions for residential community and decrease the harm of fly and mosquito to human beings. 17. The assistance vulnerable group will receive includes: 1) financial assistance; 2) labor assistance provided by village for house reconstruction and removal, and the removing and rebuilding will be undertaken by village and costs will be paid by HPCD; 3) reducing or remitting their voluntary labor assignment in that very year; 4) having priority to choose locations of relocation house and re-adjusted

______cultivated land; 5)Indirectly affected vulnerable

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families will no take part in land adjustment after land levy so as to keep their normal living & working from be disturbed. 18. The infrastructure affected by this project are power lines, communication lines, lines for broadcasting, optical cable lines and so on. The compensation expenses are determined on the base of coordination with property owners. HPCD will be responsible for compensation on these facilities which will be recovered by property owners. Thus there will be no unfavorable influences and loss for users. 19. PAPs any complaint and appeal will be accepted without any charge, such as doubt and dissatisfaction on house compensation, asset amount, land allocation, relocation site selection, recover measure for electric power/water system/roads, resettlement capital application etc. Complaint and appeal can be submitted to implementation sectors and legal sectors. 20. So far as resettlement activity is concerned, resettlement information management system shall be erected which can collect, analyze and commonly share information concerning progress of resettlement, capital application. Problems existed or hidden can be discovered and reasons analyzed, measures and suggestions put forward to solve them. 2 internal resettlement examination reports should be submitted to the World Bank per year. 21. Population Institute of Wuhan University are entrusted to make independent supervision and survey on resettlement implementation, who will track, supervise and assess impersonally the implementation of RAP, and help the World Bank, employer and resettlement institutions to grasp overall progress, quality and capital application efficiency. Supervision will be focused on implementation of RAP, operation of resettlement institutions, laborer resettlement, house relocation and living resettlement, recover of PAPs' income and working conditions, complaint and appeal, public

______participation, consultation and information

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popularization etc.. In each year, 2 outside inspection reports shall be submitted to the World Bank. Affected Responsibility Land levy, demolishing and resettlement policy and Item of Project relevant standards Owner 1. The demolished buildings by this project will be 192,488.6m2 among which 64,704.8m2 are of brick & cement type, 84,908.2m2 are of brick & wood type, 14,882.6m are of earth & wood type, and 27,993.0 m2 are of simply constructed house. Buildings demolished are chiefly of brick & wood type, which takes up 44.1% of the total areas of dismantled houses. Next is the brick & concrete type which occupies 33.6%. Affect family number is 900. 2. All houses demolished will be compensated by replacement price without discount. Applicable materials demolished belong to original house owners. Compensation standards are: 220Yuan/m2 for brick & concrete building; l500Yuan/m2 for brick & wood building; l00Yuan/m2 for earth & wood building; 60Yuan/m 2 for simple house (brick & wood House or earth & wood); 200Yuanfor each well; 1OYuan/m and HPCD for closing-wall; 1 0Yuan/m2 for sunny ground; attached 300Yuan for each tomb. building 3. ROs will be entrusted to assist the selection of the residential relocation site, improve or reconstruct new infrastructure accordingly. Reconstruction of resettlement house is free from any tax or charge. 4. Willing of PAPs should be respected, and self-demolishing and self-reconstructing approach shall be adopted. Demolished construction material belong to original house owner who can freely decide to apply these materials onto new house. Before completion of new house, PAPs can live in original house, and they shall not be forced to move out by scheduled date. House compensation fee belongs to house owner. 5. PAPs will be noticed 3 months earlier before house reconstruction commencement date who will have as least 3 months for reconstruction activity. Reconstruction schedule should be consulted with

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village/town sector as well as PAPs and shall be selected in agricultural leisure time. For family removement, removement expense, ( including asset conveying, asset losses and expense for work delay) are also paid. Specific compensation standards are: 375 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is not larger than lOOm 2; 750 Yuan per family whose resettlement house area is larger than 10Gm2. Compensations for family transit cost/ delay of their work and other subsidy are 150 Yuan per family. 6. In resettlement implementation process, RO of each grade will take effective measures to help those with special difficulties. For these PAPs, county/city coordination offices and village committees will, under the premise of PAPs' willing, help them to reconstruct their houses and assist them to move into new houses. 7. Compensation will be paid on affected trees. Standards are: 25 Yuan for 1 adult timber tree ((ID Ž 1Ocm); 5 Yuan for 1 young timber tree (st <1 Ocm); 60 Yuan for 1 ripe fruit tree; 5 Yuan for 1 young fruit tree. 8. Resettlement compensation booklet will be delivered to every affected family. County resettlement sector will be entrusted to open in local bank a resettlement compensation account for each affected family. Compensation fee will be disbursed to affected family 1 month before reconstruction. If house subsidy is paid by means of divided payment, the last sum should be paid before completion of reconstruction. Asset and compensation of PAPs will be kept from being misappropriated or peculated. 9. PAPs can put forward appeals on their resettlement compensation, including compensation standards etc.. These appeals are free from any costs. Affected Responsibility Land levy, demolishing and resettlement policy and Item owner relevant standards Owner 1. On account of works demand, HPCD will carry out Land HPCD land levy. Villages whose land are levied will obtain land compensation, resettlement compensation,

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compensations for adherent bodies and young plants etc.. 2. According to Law of land management of PRC, through coordination with local governments, six times of compensation for various sorts of land is determined. Compensation on every rural people whose land is levied should be 6 times of average annual output value over 3 years before land levy. 3. For permanent land levied, according to survey, the average annual output value of paddy field is 610 Yuan and that of dry land is 510 Yuan. By consulting with local concerned departments and affected units and persons, it decides that compensation fee as a basic figure for paddy fields and ponds is 610 Yuan, 510 Yuan for non-irrigated land, nursery of young plants, afforested land and house base. The residential base for reconstruction shall be compensated by standard of paddy field which includes ground leveling. Thus the average compensation for pond is 8514 Yuan/mu including pond excavation costs of 3000 Yuan/mu; average compensation for paddy field is 5514 Yuan/mu; that for dry field 4914 Yuan/mu; 5514 Yuan/mu for residential base and 200 Yuan/mu for other class of land which has no output. 4. Young plant compensation shall be figured out according to classification of cultivated land levied and influence season. The standards are 61OYuan/mu for paddy field, 51OYuan for dry land. Trees on afforested land, having been compensated in the item of adherent bodies of land, shall not be counted redundantly here. There is no young plant on waste mountains/fields/beaches, thus this item does not occur. 5. Compensation on temporary usage of land is calculated by occupation time and will take year as the calculation unit. Compensation standards are: 61 OYuan/mu for paddy field, 51 OYuan for dry land. If the time period of temporary usage of land is more than a year but less than two years, the compensation fee will be doubled, the rest shall be deducted by analogy. This cost item will be paid to construction

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units by HPCD. Construction unit shall pay them to local sectors. Because the temporary land usage may damage surface soil and original irrigation facilities which may reduce the output after recovery. For cultivated land levied, local sector must renew the surface soil and facilities before returning. For land which cannot be recovered on account of ground-hardening etc., 4000 Yuan/mu should be compensated. While temporary land is levied, active countermeasures should be adopted. Cultivated land shall be levied as less as possible, while poor land shall be used as many as possible. 6. Land levy in affected village will be noticed 4 months earlier before implementation, who will obtain land compensation 1 month earlier before levy implementation. Land compensation booklet will be delivered to each affected village, and county ROs will be entrusted to open for every affected village an land compensation account in local county level bank. 7. PAPs land compensation fee should be kept from being misappropriated or peculated. Land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be applied for recovery of PAPs' living and working, such as exploiting wasteland, improving poor cultivated land, start-up fee for agricultural activity, investment on soil-ripping of newly exploited land, water conservancy facility construction and rural infrastructure improvement etc.. 8. Prefecture/city/county/town ROs will be entrusted to make supervision and check on the application of land compensations in the villages whose land is levied. Capital application conditions will be publicized to villagers. 9. HPCD will be responsible for providing re-employment train to PAPs. Each PAP will have the chance of being trained. Affected Responsibility Land levy, demolishing and resettlement policy and Item owner relevant standards Owner House PAPs 1. All houses demolished will be compensated by

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and replacement price without discount. Applicable attached materials demolished belong to original house building owners. Compensation standards are: 22OYuan/m 2 for brick & concrete building; 150OYuan/m 2 for brick & wood building; 1OOYuan/m 2 for earth & wood building; 6OYuan/m 2 for simple house (brick & wood or earth & wood); 200Yuanfor each well; lOYuan/m for closing-wall; 1OYuan/m2 for sunny ground; 300Yuan for each tomb. 2. New residential land will be obtained under the assistance of resettlement sector and infrastructure will be improved or newly constructed accordingly. Reconstruction of resettlement house will be free from any tax or charge. 3. Willing of PAPs should be respected, and self-demolishing and self-reconstructing approach shall be adopted. Demolished construction material belong to original house owner who can freely decide to apply these materials onto new house. Before completion of new house, PAPs can live in original house, and they shall not be forced to move out by scheduled date. House compensation fee belongs to house owner. 4. PAPs will be noticed 3 months earlier before house reconstruction commencement date who will have as least 3 months for reconstruction activity. Reconstruction schedule should be consulted with village/town sector as well as PAPs and shall be selected in agricultural leisure time. For family removement, removement expense, ( including asset conveying, asset losses and expense for work delay) are also paid. 5. In resettlement implementation process, RO of each grade will take effective measures to help those with special difficulties. For these PAPs, county/city ROs and village committees will, under the premise of PAPs' willing, help them to reconstruct their houses and assist them to move into new houses. 6. Compensation will be paid on affected trees. Standards are: 25 Yuan for 1 adult timber tree (a) ) IlOcm); 5 Yuan for 1 young timber tree (0 <1Ocm);

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60 Yuan for 1 ripe fruit tree; 5 Yuan for 1 young fruit tree. 7. Resettlement compensation booklet will be delivered to every affected family. County resettlement sector will be entrusted to open in local bank a resettlement compensation account for each affected family. Compensation fee will be disbursed from county RO to that bank, and then from that bank to affected family 1 month before reconstruction. If house subsidy is paid by means of divided payment, the last sum should be paid before completion of reconstruction. Asset and compensation of PAPs will be kept from being misappropriated or peculated. 8. HPCD will be responsible for compensation and recover on infrastructure affected by this project such as power lines, communication lines, lines for broadcasting, optical cable lines and so on. 9. Safe, clean and economical toilet design can be obtained free of charge. Each family who likes to build clean toilet will be disbursed 150 Yuan and provided technical guidance without any charge. Affected Responsibility Land levy, demolishing and resettlement policy and Item owner relevant standards Owner 1. Villages whose land are levied will obtain land compensation, resettlement compensation, compensations for adherent bodies and young plants etc.. Compensation will be six times of annual average output value of unit cultivated land over 3 years before levy for various sorts of land. Compensation on every rural people whose land is Right/Benefit levied should be 6 times of average annual output Land ofPghAenefit value over 3 years before land levy. of PAiPs 2. For permanently levied pond, paddy field and dry land, affected village will obtain the average compensation of 8514 Yuan/mu for pond including pond excavation costs of 3000 Yuan/mu; average compensation for paddy field is 5514 Yuan/mu; that for dry field 4914 Yuan/mu; The residential base for reconstruction shall be compensated by standard of paddy field which includes ground leveling. Thus

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compensation for residential base will be 5514 Yuan/mu; Trees on afforested land will be treated as attached things on land. 200 Yuan/mu will be compensated for other class of land which has no output. 3. Young plant compensation shall be figured out according to classification of cultivated land levied and influence season. The standards are 61OYuan/mu for paddy field, 51 OYuan for dry land. 4. Compensation on temporary usage of land is calculated by occupation time and will take year as the calculation unit. Compensation standards are: 61 OYuan/mu for paddy field, 51 OYuan for dry land. If the time period of temporary usage of land is more than a year but less than two years, the compensation fee will be doubled, the rest shall be deducted by analogy. This cost item will be paid to construction units by HPCD. Construction unit shall pay them to local sectors. For cultivated land levied, local sector must renew the surface soil and facilities before returning. For cultivated land which cannot be recovered on account of ground-hardening etc., 4000 Yuan/mu should be compensated. 5. Land levy in affected village will be noticed 4 months earlier before implementation, who will obtain land compensation booklet, and county ROs will be entrusted to open for every affected village an land compensation account in local county level bank. Compensation fee will be disbursed from county RO to that bank who shall pay this compensation fee to affected village 2 months earlier before land levy. 6. PAPs land compensation fee should be kept from being misappropriated or peculated. Land compensation and resettlement subsidy will be applied for recovery of PAPs' living and working, such as exploiting wasteland, improving poor cultivated land, start-up fee for agricultural activity, investment on soil-ripping of newly exploited land, water conservancy facility construction and rural infrastructure improvement etc..

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7. HPCD will work out resettlement and recover action plan to ensure that each affected people can benefit from this road project and improve his/her living standard or at least maintain original level after completion of this works. 8. Village compensation application plan should be worked out by consulting PAPs opinions. Lan compensation and resettlement subsidy should be used to their specific purpose, and shall be kept from being misappropriated or peculated. Application of land compensation will be monitored and inspected by prefecture/county/city/town resettlement sectors. 9. Application conditions of land compensations will be publicized periodically to villagers. Right/Benefit Complaint and Appeal of PAPs PAPs can complain about any aspect of resettlement work, such as house compensation, asset amount, land allocation, relocation site selection, roads and water system recover, application of resettlement funds etc.. Specific procedure is that: Phase I: affected objectives put forward oral or written dissatisfaction to village committee or town ROs. For oral dissatisfaction, clear answer should be made within 2 weeks by village committee or town ROs. If instruction of upper ROs need to be asked for, their feedback must be obtained within 2 weeks; Phase II: if complainer is not satisfied the answer in PAPs phase I, he/she can make appeal to county/district ROs within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase I, county/district Ros shall within 3 weeks make decision on the appeal; Phase III: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase II, he/she can make appeal to city/prefecture ROs within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase II, city/prefecture ROs shall within 4 weeks make decision on the appeal; Phase IV: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase III, he/she can make appeal to PRO within 1 month after receiving the answer of phase III, PRO shall within 4 weeks make decision on the appeal;

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Phase V: if complainer is still dissatisfied with the answer in phase IV, he/she can directly make lawsuit to civil court within 15 days after receiving the answer of phase IV. Complainer has the right to make lawsuit to _ civil court, the legal cost shall be paid by employer.

12-15 Attached Table 1 Name of Ci t i es, townsh i ps & V i I I ages a I ong the a I i gnmeng

______llage__tov___ship__V illage County towhship 2 | iV count v townsip T_Village

Xiaonan D 6 25 _T Yunmeng C zengdian T Luoqiao V Sancha T Honglian V Zengdian T Yulou V | Sancha T Hongshan V i Zengdian T Liuzi V Sancha T .Tianzeng V Zengdian T Pouhuang VI Sancha T Manqian V | Zengdian T Rerhe V Sancha T Tongzhi V .| Zengdian T Changpeng V Xihe T Bailong V Zengdian T Zhuqiao V Xihe T Lishu V Zengdian T Dafang V Xihe T Xihe V Yitang T Shanggang V Xihe Z Xiacai V Anlu C 4 T 31V Xihe T Zhugang V Bifan T Changpeng V Xinpu T Changjiang V Bifan T Dongmiao V Xinpu T Fuqiang V Bifan T Dumiao V .Xinpu T Luopo V Bifan T Gaochong V

Pengxin T j Wuhong V _ __ __ Bifan T Liangfan V Pengxiang V Huaguang V j Bifan T Nongchong V Xiaogang T Gexin V Bifan T Panchong V Xiaogan V Taomiao V Bifan T Sanli V Xiaogang T Dalian V Nancheng A Biliu V XiaogangT Guoyang V Nancheng A Liumiao V Xiaogang T Nong' ai V Nancheng A Datang V Xiaogang T Wangliang V Nancheng A Xiaowan V Xiaogang T Wu' ai V Nancheng A Shiqiao V

Xiaogang T Yongsan V _Nancheng A Wanmiao V -Dougang T Wan' an V Nancheng A Shili V Dougang T Sanzhang V Nancheng A Caomiao V Xiaocang C 1T, 3V Tangdi T Zhangchen V Baisha T Fuli V Tangli T Sanchong V Baisha T Wangshan V Tangli T Hupeng V Baisha T Wushe V Tangli T Chehe V Yunmeng C 3T, 15V Tangdian T Huilong V Daodian T Weidian V Yandian T Bishang V Daodian T Zhangyuan V Yandian T Chalu V Daodian T Honggang V Yangdian T Henglu V Daodian T Tangchen V Yandian T Jianshan V Daodian T Jiepai V Yandian T Ligang V Zengdian T Liudian V Yandian T Shihe V continued Name of Cities, townships & Villages along the alignmeng

County township villigae County township village Anlu C Yandian T Shuangmiao V Zengdu D Huantan T Xumiao V Yandian T Songiong V Junchuan T Xiehe V Yandian T Yandian V Junchan T Yuyan V Yandian T Yuanfan V Junchan T Zhongsiyan V Zengdou D 7T. 50V Luoyang T Hewan V Anju T Annan V Luoyang T Huauuwan V Anju T Fanjiagang V Luoyang T Jinjilin V Anju T Hemu V Luoyang T Liujiaqiao V Anju T Jiamiao V Luoyang T Tuofan V Anju T Jiangjipeng V Luoyang T Qiufan V Anju T Piaohe V Luoyang T Zhubaoshan V Anju T Qikeshu V Nanjiao D Dasanpi V Anju T Zhongjiaowan Nanjiao D Huangfan V Hedian T Hejiatan V Nanjiao D Xinmiao V Hedian T Shutenhe V Nanjiao D Qianjin V Hedian T Jinhualin V Dongcheng A Yunshui V

I______Hedian T Jintianfan V Dongcheng A Fengguan V Hedian T Luojiahe V Dongcheng A Wenfengta V Hedian T Pengjiafan V Zaoyang V 7Th 36V Hedian T Weijiava V Caivang T Hugang V Hedian T Wushan V Caiyang T Loupo V Hedian T Xiangshui V Caiyang T Shenfan V Hedian T Xiangtanju Caiyang T Wupo V Hedian T Zaoshuya V Caiyang T Yuzui V

Hedian______T Dujiafan V | Juw an T Chang an V

______Hedian T Chenjialin V JuNvan T Gaoya V

______Hecian T Tuanshan V Juwan T Gouzhuang V Hedian T Wanzhan V Juwan T Guoy uan V Huantan T Caijiachong V | Juwan T Luopeng V

F I Huantan T Caowang V _ Juwan T Sanfang V Huantan T Guan)inyan V Juwan T Yanjiagang V 3

______| Heantan T Jiawuwan V | Liangji T Caogang V Huantan T Jiuligang V Liangji T Chengang V

Huantan T Liaosai V _ Liangji T Dongfan V Huantan T Shigiao V Liangji T Genfan V - _ Huantan T Kongjiawan V | Liangji T SongNan V Huantan T Wanjiahe V [ Liangji T Zheng%van V_I

2 continued Name of Cities, townships & Vi I lages along the alignment

C T V CT v Zaoyang C Wangcheng T Changchong V Xiangyang C Huopai Gaoying Wangcheng T Chendian V Huopai Wanzi Wangcheng T Duwan V Huopai Wanghuchong Wangcheng Guling V Huopai Wangshizhuang Wangcheng Shuanglou V Huopai Xiafeng Wudian Chunling V Shuanggou Chenwan Wudian Dongzhaohu V Zhangji Lipo Wudian Huangmiao V Zhangji Liejiagang Wudian Sheng*ao Zhangji Shaopeng Wudian Yaogang Zhangji Shifan Wudian Zhouzai Zhangji Zhoudang V Wudian Erlang Zhangwan Liuhu V Xinglong Dayan V Zhangwan Maying V Xinglong Fenggang V Zhangwan Wuying V Xinglong Zhoutai V Zhangwan Xisowangying Nancheng Office Huigang V Zhangwan Zhenggang Nancheng Office Huiwan V . Zhangwan Zhuzhuang Nancheng Office Zhangwan Xiangyang C 4 T, 18 V Huopai T Liujia V Sources:: Resettlement survey

3 A(tachcd Tablc Number of affected households and population

T15 Total Affected by LA Affected by removal Affected by LA&removal household fopulation household )O ulation llousehold oulatinn houschold population Xiaonan D 36S 1784 24 1159 72 33 54 286 Sanclia 87 399 4 180 1I 7 29 14: Xilhc 79 425 7 359 1 8 5' Xinpu 53 238 5 233 1 1 2 Pcngxing 39 200 1 76 23 11 2 9

Xiaogang_ _ _ 76 346 5 257 14 6 6 28 Dougang 35 176 1 54 16 7 8 40 Xiaochang 44 140 2 80 18 5 3

Baisha 44 140 2 80 18 5 3 _ _ _ Yunmcng 371 1700 13 635 167 73 61 32/ Zengdian 242 1126 8 406 122 54 35 17 Daodian 118 539 4 215 43 19 2, 134 Yitang 11 35 14 2 5 16 Anlu 45 2013 17 760 135 59 147 660 Nancheng Officc 121 552 4 182 58 26 21 103 Tangdi 73 341 3 168 32 13 6 3 Yandian 142 604 5 227 29 12 59 256 Bifan 121 516 4 183 16 7 61 262 Zcngdu 155( 675( 80( 3562 444 178 299 1400 Luoyaung 248 1024 15 652 55 19 35 _ 175 continued Number of affected households and population

Total Affected by LA Affected by removal Affected by LA&removal household population household population household tpulaion Hedian 428 187_ 13 675 176 67 114 530( Dongcheng ______Office 91 _ 384 4 182 30 12 I 8 76 Zengdu Nanjiao 9 2 760 5 476 23 16 15 124 Junchuan 21 887 11 406 55 26 4 213 Anju 286 1044 17 632 67 21_ 48 201

______Huantan 191 774______13___ 539____ _ 38______20______

Zaoyang 855 3458 73 2989 35 12 87 345 Wangcheng 144 578 10 406 15 5 29 121

Xinglong 115 402 9 311 _ 2 1 71 Wudian 248 965 21 849 8 2 24 88 Nancheng Office 2' 78 I 74 C ._ -1 4 Liangji 112 498 10 452 1 81 38 Juwan 129 561 12 535 3 . 1 4 13 Caiyang 8, 376 8 362 1 3 1 Xiangyang 45 1955 38 1670 29 12 35 161 Zhangji 49 208 4 183X _ _ . 25 Shuanggou 44 210 3 16 2 1 39 Zhangwan 275 1210 23 1020 23_ 9 22 9 Huopai 82 327 7 307 4 2 Total 409( 1780( 250 1085". 90 375 69 318 Attachedtable3 Summary of permanent land acquisition unit Mu

County township total Irrigated land Dry land Woter pond nursery Tea land forest Residence Waste land other ______~~~~~land Xiaonan 3075.6 1805.2 79 197.5 30. 11. 40.5 33. 166.

Pengxing 287.9 246.1 17. 13. __ '_ ( ( 10.3 0.6

Sancha 465.8 208.3 18 16.5 ______4. 7.7 28.1 ____ 14.4 Xihe 819.1 545.8 140. 44.3 25. 0 0.9 61.8 Xiaogang 771.3 393.1 304. 41.8 0C 4 0.9 4. 22.8 Xinpu 355 275. 16. 60.2 0 2.9 dougang 376.5 136.3 125. 21 0 ( 0.3 2 64.2 Xiaochang 40.4 1 27.2 C ( a 12.2 Baisha 40.4 1 27.2 0 ( C 12.2 Yunmeng . 2731.7 2125.1 71. 239.6 ( ( 133.A 162.2 Daodian 858.3 676. 34. 86.2 0 0 34.4 26.5 Zengdian 1633 1338.2 36. 142.3 0 _ 99 16.6 Yitang 136.3 110.2 11.1 0 0 0 15 AnIu 3718.9 1587.4 837. 232.5 0 17. 606.3 148.2 109. 179.4

Bifan 1250.9 369 133. 37.7 _____ 4 . 584.6 51.6 32. 38 NanchengOffice 834.9 217.1 439. 58. _ C 13. 8.1 23.9 39. 35 Tangdi 661. 345. 101. 80.4 ( . 13.( 0 3 81.8 Yandian 963 655.4 16 55.8 0 ( 72.7 16.1 Zengdu 7494.5 2547.1 1201. 259.5 5.7 27 2899.4 82.5 23. 196.5 Anju _ 1191.2 523.1 273. 34.3 _C 75. 235.9 25.5 23.8 Hedian 2092.3 772.8 184. 86.3 5.7 3. 913.8 20.5 18. 86.' Huantan 1713.2 433.8 403. 48.21 7 703.1 36.5 13.

6 continued Summary of permanent land acquisition

Unit mu

County township total Irmgated land Dry land Woter pond nursery Tea land forest Residence Wastc land other W t l Junchuan 651.3 144.2 94. 21.3 C 384.8 C 3. 3.6

______Luoyang 1101., 375.2 171. 42.4 ( 119. 375' 187. Nanjiao 449.6 111.1 26. 17.8 C 6. 275.6 ( 12 Dongcheng Ofice 295.2 186.9 47. 9.2 0 11.3 C . 3 Zaoyang 5711.8 2504., 1852. 383.2 22.5 332. 236.1 34.2 9 25

Caiyang 640.2 156.1 349. 56.~ 0____ 3 32 ____ 9.2 Juwan 862 425.4 322. 56.6 19.4 ( 5. 7. 24.4 Liangji 851.5 474.5 183. 79.2 3.1 27. 13. 13.4 22. 34. Wangcheng 877. 358.5 201. 73.6 ( 8 143.1 C 3. 16.1 Wudian 1647.9 760.3 43 83.2 0 16 2.5 a 52. 151.8

Xinglong 544.5 279.8 165. 26._3.3 0 44. 14. 13 Nanchene Office 288.3 50.1 196. 7.2 0_ 23. 0 9. 1.9 Xiangyang 3032.6 871.8 1887. 19. 11.IL( 95.5 - 82.9 12. 5(.6 Huopai 686.1 247.6 391. 6.6 ( 23.3 1.3 15.5 Shuanggou 308.1 194.2 9 C _ ( 17. 9

Zhangji 724.9 414.8 285. C ( ( 17.9 _ 7.1 Zhangwan 1313.5 15.2 1114. 13.3 ( 11. 72.6 45.8 12. 2_ Total _ 25805.5' 11442.3 6640. 1359.4 28.2 671. 3849. 521. 273. 1018.6

Sources Resettlement Survey

7 Attached table4 Summary of buildings to be removed Subtotal of Brick-conc Brick-timb Countv township house ete er simple Timber-tile M2 M2 N12 M2 M2 Xiaonan Sancha 10086.3 7147.1 1475.3 111a 353.9 Xihe 1409.9 995. 392. 7 2

______Xinpu 666.5 596.5 ______70 Pengxing 5509.5 2086.8 1007.3 1815 600.

_ Xiaogang 4061.2 1888. 1443.4 436.7 292.2 |____ dougang 4905.9 1761.9 2673 182.4 288.6 Xiaochang | Baisha 5138.9 2353.6 1524.9 a 1260.4 Yunseng Zengdian 360 C ( C 360 Daodian 14743.8 6316.4 6380.3 535.3 1511.8 Yitang 1105.1 630 400.1 C 75 Anlu Nancheng Office 14450.1 5990.5 3775.6 2150.1 2533. Tangdi 7989.5 2061.3 3893.8 262 1772.

______Yandian 17145.2 4960. 8585.4 1496.5 2102.4 Bifan 12298.5 1521.5 5462.6 3794 1520.4 Suizhou Luo'vang 12927.2 78 8493.2 3583 62 Hedian 39411.1 12703.1 21441 4862 405 Nanjiao 4566.6 1567.3 1751.4 1028.4 219.5 Junchuan 3167 806.6 1425.1 698.2 237.1 Anju 5653.2 1214. 2570 1815.3 53.3 Huantan 6840.1 1752.9 3456.9 1586.9 43.4 Dongcheng Office 3096. 1269.1 1615.9 0 211. Zaoyang Wangcheng 3851. 892.5 1433 1508. 18 Xinglong 3155.1 1027.81 1419 676.8 31.5 Wudian 1734.9 451 1130.9 121 32

Liangji 798 776 22 _

Juwvan 696 626 70 0 _ Caijang _ 0 C C_C

Xiangyang Zhangji C 0 C C _ Shuanggou 1389 127 973 57 232 Zhangwan 4390.5 1613.3 1929.4 274 573.8 Huopai 941 778 163 C 0

Nancheng Office _ O C _ C_ Total 192488.6 64704.8 84908.Z 2799 14882. Sources:resettlement survey Table 5 Summary of attached things Sunning well wall tomb Big tree Young Ripped tree Unripped Countv Township gronnd trretree tree N12 No m No. No. No. No. No. Xiaonan 1711.6 69 1008 695 1780 6224 1300 Sancha 371.6 21 23 17C 153 1396 1236

Xihe 0 4 0 851 153 684 0 _. ; Xinpu 40 1 1 6Ct C 148 0 Pengxing 0 9 89 3C 258 940 21 Xiaogang 442.7 1 685 190 933 2466 22 dougang 857.3 20 195 160 283 590 21 Xiaochang 25 1 174 6 18 162 39 Baisha 25 16 174 6 18C 1620 39 Yunmeng 4085.5 48 661 31 25221 2460 168,

Zengdian 0 _ 5C _ 21 17841 1808 0C I Daodian 3939.4 4, 611 10 6240 632 168 Yitang [ 146.1 ]1 C( 1140 20 0 Anlu 2206.6 152 794 372 750 36220 4116 100 Nancheng 714 72 415 55 1417 5220 1474 Tangdii 638.9 20 108.3 62 1944 9682 42 Yandian 484.8 38 211.8 90 3276 17848 871 3_! Bifan 368.9 22 58.S 165 86 347( 1729 97 Zengdu . 2861.9 190 98C 7682 765808 263160 60270 209 Luoyang 242 56 215 215 7268 3138 20260 153 Hedian 573 61 187.2 98 4174, 166870 6801 56 Nanjiao 212.4 14 C 30 114755 ( 20500 Junchuan 378.9 11 C 306 307128 7028 5359 Anju 738.1 15 115 54 172266 87 3737 Huantan 692.5 23 308 6931 122644 22778 3613 Dongcheng .______Office 25 1 150.8 48 C 0C Zaoyang 1434 4 470 340 52397 8614 13420 19 Wangcheng 919 1 166 C 49041 760C 48401

Xinglong 465 21 211 _ 1 137C _ 66 622 Wudian 5| 87 607 4205 continued Summary of attached things . Sunning well wall tomb Big tree Young Ripped tree Unripped County Township gronnd tree tree M2 No m No. No. No. No. No. Liangji 0 C 41114C 350 1566 Juwan C C_oo__ C o_IC 637 19

Caiyang 0 t 340 139 a 1550 Xiangyang 924 4 86 136 423 56 2078

Zhangji______105 _ 60 3525 _ 732 Shuanggou 225 9 347 30 4t 2C 22 Zhangwan 421 31 319 190 54( 0

Huopai 173 196 30 471 C 4 Nancheng Office 0 0 0 16 C 1320

rTotal 13248.6 519 4949 9262 85712 31885 81391 328|

Sources:resettlement survey Summary of Water System Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Drinagelrngatio I & D Affeded Area (mu) Xiaonan . . _ _ _ I K49+600 11002 Sancha Tonggchi It 2 K49+880 11002 I Sancha Tonggchi_

3 K50+180 11002 Sancha Mangiao . _ J ___ 4 1K50+410 11003 Sancha Nangiao 4 . _ 5 K50+610 11003 Sancha Manqiao 4 _ . 6 K50+680 11003 Sancha Nfangiao l | 500 7 K51+100 11004 Sancha MNangiao J | 80 8 K51+290 11004 1 Sancha | Nangiao J . 9 K51+495 11004 1Sancha Nlangiao J 10 K52+100 11005 Yihe Lishu l 11 K52+450 11006 Xihe Lishu 12 K52+980 11006 Xihe Lishu J I 40 13 K53+100 11006 Xihe Lishu 14 K53+880 11008 Xihe Lishu 15 K54+210 11008 Xihe [ Zhugang J 16 K54+550 11009 Xihe Zhugang T 17 K54+900 11009 Sancha Honglian 4 18 K55+300 11010 Sancha Honglian I/ |

19 K55+700 11010 Sancha \ Bailong i j _ 100

20 K55+885 11010 Sancha Bailong _ 1| _ | __ 21 K56+300 11011 Sancha Bailong J | 22 K56+340 11011 Sancha Bailong |1 | 1 80 23 K56+500 i 11011 Sancha | Bailong I _ _ _

24 K56+627 | 11012. Sancha Bailong -- ____ 100 25 K56+900 11012 Sancha Bailong 4 26 K57+100 11013 Sancha 1 Xihe 1 90

27 K57+300 11013 Sancha Xihe J4 _ 1| 28 K57+510 11013 Sancha Xihe I I_ I_J_I]I

29 |K57+750 11013 Sancha Xihe |-- J4 _ | 80 30 |K58+000 11014 1 Sancha Xihe JI 31 rK58+400 11014 Sancha Xihe | 1 32 1K58+950 11015 J Xinpu Fugiang | 4J | | 80 33 |K59+100 11015 |Xinpu Fuqiang | J | 34 rK59+230 11015 Xinpu Fuqiang 4J ______35 |K59+350 11015 Xinpu Fugiang | J |

36 -K59+450 11016 Xinpu Fugiang | l4 _ | 100

37 |K59+500 11016 Xinpu Luopi 4 __J __| 150

38 K59+610 11016 Xinpu Luopi 4 _- _ -_ - - _

39 K59+800 11016 ,Xinpu | Luopi | _ I 4 _ 60 Summary of Water System Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No.| T V raina riatio I & D Affected Area (mu)

40 K59+890 11016 Xinpu Luopi_ _ 41 K60+350 11017 j Xinpu Luopi J 42 K60+590 11017 Xinpu Luopi l 43 K60+850 11018 inpu Luopi 44 K61+150 11018 Xinpu Changjian J 45 K61+740 11019 Xinpu Changjian 1 100 46 K61+910 11019 Xinpu Changjian J 47 K62+300 11020 | Xinpu Changjian J 48 K62+560 Pengxing Wuhong I 49 K62+840 Pengxing Wuhong / 50 K63+900 Xiaogang Wangliang J

51 K65+230 Xiaogang Yongsan J

52 K65+645 _Xiaogang Yongsan _ 53 K66+770 Xiaogang Nongai . 54 K6+730 Xiaogang Gexin /

55 K68+010 Xiaogang Wuai _ 56 K69+946 Xiaogang Taomiao / 57 K70+600 Xiaogang Dalian J 58 K71+570 Xiaogang Guoyang /

59 K73+590 Dougang Wanan _

60 K74+310 Dougang Wanan _ Xiaochang 1 K75+830 Baisha Fuli J

2 K76+244 Baisha Fuli _ 3 K77+320 | Baisha Wangshan J

4 K78+000 Baisha Wushu _

5 K78+310 Baisha Wushu : _

6 K78+724 Baisha Wushu _ Yunrnen

I K78+918 Zengdian Liudian . _

2 K79+405 Zengdian Shanggan _ 3 K80+060 Zengdian Pohuang / 4 K80+375 Zengdian Pohuang I

5 K81+180 _ __ Zengdian Pohuang _ 6 K82+055 I Zengdian Pohuang _ J 7 K82+450 Zengdian Renhe l 8 K82+880 Zengdian Renhe / 9 K83+575 Zengdian Renhe J

10 K84+095 Zengdian Renhe _ _

2 Sumnary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V rainage Irrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu)

11 K84+850 | Zengdian Changpeng _ _ 12 K85+390 | Yitang Shanggan J 13 K86+100 Yitang Shanggan I/ 14 K87+307 Zengdian Dafang J I15 K87+864 Zengdian Dafang /

16 K88+824 Daodian Zhanuan _

17 K89+770 Daodian Honggang J 18 | K894-980 Daodian Honggang l 19 1K90+680 Daodian Tangchen 20 1K91+320 Daodian Tangchen J 21 K91+630 Daodian Tangchen J 22 K91+990 Daodian Tangchen J 23 K92+780 Daodian Jiepai . 24 K93+164 Daodian Jiepai 4 Anlu . I K93+710 Nancheng 0 Biliu J 2 K94+400 . Nancheng 0 Biliu J 3 K94+950 Nancherig 0 Biliu 4 4 K95+660 Nancheng 0 Biliu J 5 K96+080 Nancheng 0 Biliu / 6 K96+500 Nancheng 0 Biliu J 7 K97+170 Nancheng O Biliu V . 8 K97+720 Nancheng 0 Datang l 9 K98+076 Nancheng O Datang 10 K100+000 Tangdi Chenhe V 11 K100+360 Tangdi Chenhe - 12 K100+665 Tangdi Chenhe 4 13 K100+900 Tangdi Huilong V 14 K101+320 Tangdi Zhangchen 4 . 15 K102+220 Tangdi Zhangchen V 16 K103+400 Tangdi Sanchong 4 17 K104+050 Tangdi Sanchong _ 18 K104+540 Tangdi Hupeng V 19 K105+100 Tangdi Hupeng J 20 K105+600 Tangdi Hupeng V 21 K106+280 Tangdi Hupeng 4 22 K106+750 Tangdi Hupeng / _ 23 K107+750 Yandian Songlong V 24 K108+380 Yandian Songlong 4

3 Conunued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Drainage Irrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu)

25 K108+740 __ _ Yandian Songlong J 26 K109+100 Yandian Songlong J 27 K109+820 Yandian Henglu i 28 K109+930 Yandian Henglu J 29 Kl 10+000 Yandian Shihe 4 30 | K110+300 Yandian Suangmiao J 31 K110+360 Yandian Suangnuiao

32 K110+420 Yandian Suangniao _ 33 K110+680 Yandian Suangmiao J 34 K110+990 Yandian Suangmiac J 80 35 K11I+100 Yandian Suangmiao J 36 K111+440 Yandian Suangnuao J 800 37 K111+550 Yandian Yuanfan 4 38 K111+670 Yandian Yuanfan . J 39 K111+730 Yandian Yuanfan J 40 K111+800 Yandian Yuanfan 4/ 41 K111+940 . Yandian Yuanfan 42 K112+150 Yandian Yuanfan _ 43 K112+430 Yandian Yuanfan 4J 44 K112+450 Yandian Yuanfan . 45 K112+520 Yandian Yuanfan I 46 K112+550 Yandian Yuanfan 4 47 K112+570 Yandian Yuanfan 4

48 K1 12+770 Yandian Yuanfan _ 49 K112+850 Yandian Yuanfan J 50 K113+070 Yandian Yuanfan 4 51 K113+150 Yandian Yuanfan 4

52 K113+160 Yandian Yuanfan I 53 K113+250 Yandian Yuanfan 4

54 K113+340 Yandian Yuanfan _ 55 K113+430 Yandian Yuanfan 4 56 K113+600 Yandian Yuanfan 4 57 K113+700 Yandian Yuanfan 4 700 58 K113+750 Yandian Yuanfan J 59 K113+850 Yandian Bishan J 60 K113+900 Yandian Bishan 4 700 61 K113+920 Yandian Bishan 4

62 K113+950 Yandian Bishan _ 80

63 K114+0 10 Yandian Bishan J

4 Continucd Sumnary of Water system Cro sing Main Expessway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Draina g I D AfectedA 64 K114+240 _ Yandian ! Bishan J 65 K114+260 | Yandian | Bishan J

66 K1 14+280 _ Yandian | Bishan J 67 K114+310K Yandian Bishan J 68 KI 14+400 Yandian Bishan V 69 K1 14+450 _ Yandian Bishan J 70 K1 14+500 Yandian Bishan J 71 K114+600 Yandian Bishan . . 72 K114+680 Yandian Bishan J 73 K114+830 Yandian Yangdian V 74 K1 14+900 Yandian Yangdian J 75 K 115+050 Yandian Yangdian V 76 K115+080 Yandian Yangdian V 77 K115+220 Yandian Yangdian V 78 K115+300 Yandian Yan dian V 79 K115+550 Yandian Yangdian J 80 K115+600 Yandian Yangdian V 81 K1 15+720 Yandian Yangdian J

82 K115+750 Yandian Yangdian _ 83 K115+920 Yandian Yangdian J 84 K116+000 Yandian Jianshan J 85 K116+160 Yandian Jianshan V

86 K116+230 Yandian Jianshan V _ 87 KI 16+250 Yandian Jianshan V 88 KI 16+320 Yandian Jianshan V 89 K1 16+650 Yandian Chalu I

90 KI 16+700 Yandian Chalu _

91 K116+840 Yandian Chalu _

92 K1 16+930 Yandian Ligang _ _ 93 K1 16+980 Yandian Ligang J 200 94 K117+180 Yandian Ligang _ VJ 95 K117+350 Yandian Ligang V 3100 96 K117+450 Yandian Ligang J 97 K1 17+600 Yandian Ligang J 3100 98 K117+730 Yandian Ligang I 99 Kl 17+780 Yandian Ligang V 100 K117+880 _ Yandian Ligang V 101 K117+980 _ Yandian Ligang I V

102 K118+190 Yandian L_gang _ V

5 Continued: Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V rainag Irrigatio I & D AEected Area (mu) 103 K118+260 Yandian Ligang V

104 K118+340 Yandian Ligang l 105 K118+500 I Yandian Ligang V 106 K118+650 Bofan Panchong l 70 107 K118+720 Bofan Panchong / 40 108 K118+950 Bofan Panchong / 100

109 K119+020 Bofan Panchong _ 500 110 K119+220 Bofan Panchong V 80 111 K119+350 Bofan Panchong V 3000 112 K119+520 Bofan Panchong V 113 K119+625 Bofan Panchong V 114 K119+660 Bofan Panchong V 100 115 K119+850 Bofan Panchong / 116 K119+930 Bofan Panchong V 300

117 K120+130 Bofan Panchong l 80

118 K120+400 Bofan Panchong J 119 K120+534 Bofan Panchong l 120 K120+720 Bofan Changpen Vl 121 K120+990 Bofan ChangpenE V 122 K121+050 Bofan Changpni J 123 K121+070 Bofan Changpen 124 K121+330. Bofan Changpen 125 K121+460 Bofan Chang ng / 126 K121+650 Bofan Changpeng I 127 K121+850 Bofan Duniiao V 128 K122+270 Bofan Durniao V 129 K122+430 Bofan Dumiao 130 K122+470 Bofan Dumiao V 131 K122+520 Bofan Dunmiao V 132 K122+950 Bofan Dumiao V 133 K123+300 Bofan ongchong V 134 K123+480 Bofan Longchong V 135 K123+590 Bofan Longchon V 136 K123+970 Bofan Longchong V

137 K124+320 Bofan Longchong l 138 K124+480 Bofan Longchong V 139 K124+700 Bofan Dongmiao V 140 K125+070 Bofan Dongmiao V 141 K125+300 Bofan Dongmiao J 142 K125+320 Bofan Dongmiao / 6 Sunmmary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V rainag rrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu) 143 K125+480 J Bofan Dongmiao J . 144 K126+050 Bofan Dongmiao 4 145 K126+180 Bofan Dongmiao I

146 K126+500 Bofan Dongmiao _ 147 K126+510 Bofan Dongmiao i _ 148 K126+700 Bofan Dongmiao J _ 149 K126+890 Bofan Dongmiao / 150 K126+980 Bofan Dongmiao 4 151 K127+780 Bofan Dongraia _o 152 K127+190 Bofan Dongmiao 4 __ 153 K127+420 Bofan |Dongrniao 4 154 K127+430 Bofan Qingshw J 155 K127+630 Bofan Qingshui 4 156 K128+000 Bofan Qingshui J 157 K128+630 . Bofan Yangyan I 158 K128+930 Bofan Yangvan I 159 K129+220 Bofan Yangyan 4 160 K129+500 Bofan Yangyan 4 161 K129+750 Bofan Yangyan J 162 K129+870 Bofan Yangyan 4 163 K130+570 Bofan Yangyan J 164 K131+450 Bofan Liangfan 1 300 165 K131+380 Bofan Liangfan i . 166 K131+330 Bofan Liangfan 4 167 K131+040 Bofan Liangfan 4 168 K130+700 Bofan Liangfan I | 169 K130+715 Bofan Liangfan V

Zengdu _ I K131+740 I Luoyang Huawuwan J 25

2 K131+960 I Luovang Huawuwan _ 4 27

3 (K132+100 I Luovang Huawuwan _ 4 12.6 4 K132+410 2 Luoyang Qiufan I 10 5 K132+640 2 Luoyang Qiufan 4 12 6 K133+440 3 Luoyang Jinjiling J4 9 7 K134+000 4 Luoyang Jinjiling J | 8 K134+500 5 Luoyang Jinjiling . | 4

9 |K134+843 5 Luoyang Jinjiling _ |

10 K135+000 5 Luoyang Jinjiling _ J 4.2

7 Continued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Drainag rrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu) 11 K136+850 8 Luoyang Hewan J 7.2 12 K138+370 10 Luovang Liujiagiao J 8.4 13 K139+400 12 Luoyang Liujiaqiao J . 4.2 14 K140+130 13 Luoyang Liujiaqiao I 19.8 15 K140+350 13 Luoyang Liujiagiao J 13.2 16 K140+710 14 | Luoyang Liujiaqiao J 3 17 K141+350 14 Luoyang Zhubaosan V 3.6 18 K14 1+650 15 Luoyang Zhubaosan 4 l. S 19 K141+950 15 Luoyang Zhubaosan 4 . 3.6 20 K142+030 15 Luovang Zhubaosan 4 2.4 21 K142+250 16 Luoyang Zhubaosan 4 _ 5.4 22 K142+400 16 Luoyang Zhubaosan 4 5.4 23 K142+700 16 Luoyang Zhubaosan J 1.5 24 K142+960 17 Hedian Wushan 4 9 25 K143+450 17 Hedian Wushan V 6 26 K143+740 18 Hedian Wushan 1 5J45 27 K143+932 18 Hedian Hejiatai 4 9 28 K144+540 19 Hedian Wushan 4 6 29 K145+100 20 Hedian Wushan 4 10.5 30 K145+300 20 Hedian Wushan 4 31 K145+520 20 Hedian Wushan 0.3 32 K145+950 21 Hedian Wushan 4 15 33 K146+569 22 Hedian Lujiahe J 34 K146+744 22 Hedian Lujiahe J 9 35 K147+740 23 Hedian Jinhualing J 6.8 36 K147+800 23 Hedian Jinhualing 4 2.4 37 K148+723 25 Hedian Jinhualing V 7.2 38 K148+921 25 Hedian Jinhuaing 39 K149+100 25 Hedian Xiangshuil V 21.6 ong 40 K149+390 26 Hedian Xiangshuil 4 41 K149+580 26 Hedian Xiangshuil V 8.1 42 K149+680 26 Hedian Xiangshuil 4 43 K150+033 27 Hedian Xiangshuil 44 K150+274 28 Hedian Pengiafan J 3.6 45 K150+770 29 Hedian Pengjiafan 4 3.6 46 K151+140 29 Hedian Pengjiafan J 47 K151+560 30 Hedian Pengiafan V 48 K151+800 30 Hedian Pengiafan 4 49 K151+986 30 Hedian Pengiafan V 6 Continued Sumnary of Water system Crossing Main Expresswvay No. Stake No. Code No T V Drainag Irrigatio 1 & D Affected Area mu_ 50 K154+920 35 Hedian Xiangtang V 28.8 ie 51 K155+130 35 Hedian Xiangtangj 7.2 52 K155+309 35 | Hedian Xiangtangj / 3.6

53 K155+509 36 Hedian Xiangtang _ 4.8 54 K155+590 36 Hedian Xiangtangj 4 13.2 55 K155+662 36 Hedian J 1iangang 4.8 56 K155+912 36 Hedian Xiangtanie 1 . 9 57 K155+945 36 Hedian X4angtangj J 12.6 58 K156+912 38 Hedian Weijiaya 4 9 59 K157+100 38 Hedian Weijiaya 4 3.6 60 K157+882 39 Hedian Weijiaya / 12 61 K158+164 39 Hedian Jingtianfan 14.4 62 K158+240 39 Hedian Jingtianfa 63 K158+736 40 Hedian Jiaotenghe 4 20.4 64 K159+046 41 Hedian Jiaotenghe 27 65 K159+340 41 Hedian Jiaotenghe I 14.4 66 K160+580 43 Hedian Jiaotenghe J 14.7 67 K161+066 43 Nanjiao Xinmiao l 4.8 68 K161+290 44 Nanjiao Xinmiao J 4.2 69 K161+480 44 Nanjiao Xinmiao 4 _ 4.8 70 K161+760 44 Nanjiao Dashanpo 4 . 2.7 71 K161+920 46 Nanjiao Dashanpo 4 3.6 72 K162+657 47 Nanjiao Dashanpo 73 K162+950 47 Nanjiao Dashanpo 4 3.3 74 K163+370 48 Nanjiao Huagn 4 3.6 75 K163+454 48 Naniao- Huangfan V 1.8 76 K164+244 49 Junchuan Zhongshici J 18 77 K165+070 50 Junchuan Zhongshici 4 19.2 78 K165+220 50 Junchuan Zhongshici 4 12 79 K165+515 51 Junchuan Zhongshici 4 14.4 80 K166+220 52 Junchuan Zhongshici l 3 81 K166+330 52 Junchuan Zhongshici 4 . 4.2 82 K166+466 52 Junchuan Zhongshici l 4.5 83 K166+582 52 Junchuan Zhongshici J 8.4 84 K166+708 53 Junchuan Zhongshici 4 8.4 85 K167+104 53 Junchuan Yuvan 4 7.2 86 K167+330 53 Junchuan Yuyan l 10.08 87 K167+582 54 Junchuan Yuyan I 6 88 K 167+798 54 Junchuan Yuyan 4 10.08 9 Continued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T J V Daia Irrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu) 89 K168+090 54 Junchuan Yuyan 4J 9 90 K168+850 56 Junchuan Yuvan J 3.6 91 K169+183 56 Junchuan Yuyan J 9.6 92 K170+104 57 Junchuan Xiehe J 10.8 93 K170+650 58 Junchuan Xiehe J 10.8

94 K170+970 59 Anju Qikeshu J . 15 95 K171+080 59 Anju Qikeshu J 96 K171+450 59 Anju Qikeshu 4 . 3 97 K171+7j0 60 Anju Qikeshu 4 21.6 98 K172+100 60 Anju Qikeshu 4 . 6 99 K172+440 61 Anju Qikeshu 4 10.08 100 K172+530 61 Anju Qikeshu J 9

101 K172+880 61 Anju Qikeshu J 102 K173+090 62 Anju Qikeshu 4 6 103 K173+230 62 Anju Qikeshu 4 2.7 104 K170+020 63 Anju Qikeshu 4 7.2 105 K174+050 63 Anju Qikeshu 4 7.5 106 K174+920 64 Anju Annan / 107 K175+220 65 Anju Jiangpeng 18.9 108 K175+570 65 Anju Jiangpeng 4 13.5 109 K175+743 65 Anju Jiangpeng 4 110 K175+840 66 Anju Zhongjia- 4 wan

111 K176+070 66 Anju Zhongjia- J 10.8 112 K176+450 67 Anju Zhongjia- 4J 7.2 113 K176+650 67 Anju Zhongjia- 4 12.6 114 K176+850 67 Anju Zhongjia- 4 115 K177+020 68 Anju Zhongjia- 4 9.6 116 K177+180 68 Anju Zhongjia- J 117 K177+400 69 Anju Zhongjia- 4 7.2 118 K177+680 69 Anju Piaohe J

119 K177+870 69 Anju Piaohe J 18 120 K178+980 71 Anju Fanjiagang J 7.2

121 K179+380 72 Anju Fanjiagang J 6

122 K179+670 72 Anju Fanjiagang J 9

123 K179+800 72 Anju Fanjiagang J 5.4 124 K180+030 73 Anju Fanjiagang 4 7.2 125 K180+380 73 Anju Fanjiagang l 12 126 K180+620 73 Anju Hemu 4 14.4 127 K181+180 74 Anju Hemu 4 9.6

10 Continued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T 1.V raiag rrigatio I & D Aected Area (mu) 128 K181+630 75 Anju Hemu ._ 14.4 129 K181+920 75 Anju Hemu 4 8.4

130 KK182+913 77 Anju Hemu J 8.4 131 1K183+510 78 Huantan Jiuligang J

132 K183+640 78 Huantan Jiuligang J 20

133 K183+690 78 Huantan Jiuligang J 10

134 K184+050 78 Huantan Jiuligang J . 13.2 135 K184+240 79 Huantan Jiuligang 4 6.3 136 K184+920 80 Huantan Jiuligang J 9 137 K185+120 80 Huantan Jiuligang . 9.5 138 K185+340 80 Huantan Jiuligang J 9.9

139 K185+630 81 Huantan Jiuligang J 42

140 K186+110 81 Huantan Jiuligang 4J 10 141 K186+325 82 Huantan Jiuligang 1 . 10.8 _142 K186+510 82 Huantan Jiuligang 4 . 33.6 143 K186+650 82 Huantan Jiuligang J 21.6 144 K186+880 82 Huantan Liaozhai J 145 K187+060 83 Huantan Liaozhai J 146 K187+330 83 Huantan Liaozhai 4 _ 147 K187+360 83 Huantan Liaozhai J 9.6

148 K187+630 83 Huantan Liaozhai J 7.2 149 K187+900 84 Huantan Liaozhai 1 7 150 K188+130 84 Huantan Wanjiahe I/ 16.8 151 K188+450 85 Huantan Jiawuwan 1 18 152 K188+580 85 Huantan Jiawuwan / 153 K189+370 86 Huantan Jiawuwan 4 23.4 154 K189+680 86 Huantan Caowang 4 155 K190+180 87 Huantan Caowang 4/ 156 K190+450 87 Huantan Caowang I . 157 K190+660 88 Huantan Caowang /1 158 K191+060 89 Huantan Caowang l 12 159 K191+860 90 Huantan Caowang .I/ 160 K191+580 90 Huantan Caowang 1 16.5 161 K191+600 90 Huantan Caowang 4/ 162 K192+890 92 Huantan Shiqiao 4 163 K193+440 93 Huantan Shigiao 4/ 164 K193+700 93 Huantan Shiqiao I V I 1 19.8 165 (K194+000 93 Huantan Shiqiao J 21.6 166 (K194+280 94 Huantan Shiqiao I _ 11 Continued Sumnary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Draina rrigatio I & D Afected Area (mu) 167 K194+750 95 ! Huantan Shiqiao 31.2 168 K195+200 95 Huantan Shigiao V 8.4 169 K195+720 96 Huantan Caiiiachon 9.6

170 K195+960 96 Huantan Sunjiawan I 1.8 171 K196+240 97 Huantan Xumiao 172 K196+750 97 [ Huantan Xumiao l __36 173 K197+820 99 Huantan Xumiao 174 K197+960 99 I Huantan Xumiao -

175 K199+100 101 Huantan Guanyinya _ 176 K199+500 101 Huantan Guanyinya I 24 177 K200+620 103 Huantan Guanyinya 178 K200+700 103 Huantan Guanyinya I 63 179 K201+240 104 Huantan Guanyinva 14.4 180 K210+760 105 Huantan Guanyinya 3 181 K202+100 105 Huantan Guanyinya l 8 4 182 K202+220 105 Huantan Guanyinya 18 Zaoyang _ I K202+480 31002 Wangcheng Chendian 50

2 K202+870 _ Wangcheng Chendian J __80 3 K203+060 Wangcheng Chendian I/ 50

4 K203+220 Wangcheng Chendian _ 50 5 K203+330 Wangcheng Chendian l 70 6 K204+000 31003 Wangcheng Chendian l 150 7 K204+360 31004 Wangcheng Chendian 1 300 8 K204+450 Wangcheng Chendian I 50 9 K204+718 Wangcheng Chendian : 200 10 K204+800 Wangcheng Chendian 1 300 11 K205+300 31005 Wangcheng Chendian 1 150 12 K205+470 Wangcheng Changcong J 70 13 K205+720 31006 Wangcheng Changcong J 80 14 K205+840 Wangcheng Changcon l 80 15 K206+050 Wangcheng Changcon l 50 16 K206+290 Wangcheng Changcon I/ 60 17 K206+670 31007 Wangcheng Changcong 40 18 K206+807 Wangcheng Changcong l 30 19 K207+240 31008 Wangcheng Guling _ __l 60 20 K207+500 Wangcheng Guling 100 21 LK207+730 31009 Wangcheng Guling 1 70 22 K207+956 Wangcheng Shuanglou _ I 600 12 continued

tSumimary of Water system Crossing Main Expresswray No. Stake No Code No. T V Drainag Imgatio I & D Afected Area (mu) 23 K208+250 31010 Wangcheng Shuanglou I 200 24 K208+680 31011 Wangcheng Shuanglou J 2000 25 K209+040 Wangcheng Shuanglou I 55 26 K209+200 31012 Wangcheng Shuanglou IJ 40 27 | K209+905 31013 Wangcheng Duwan 4 200

28 K210+050K 31013 Wangcheng Duwan 4 _ 40 29 K210+420 Wangcheng Duwan 4 100 30 K210+600 31014 Wangcheng Duwan 4/ 100 31 K210+640 Wangcheng Duwan J _ 100 32 K210+762 Wangcheng Duwan J 300 33 K210+976 Wangcheng Duwan I/

34 K211+620 31015 Xinglong Fenggang _ 200 35 K211+845 Xinglong Fenggang 4 400 36 K212+000 31016 Xinglong Fenggang 4 120 37 K212+280 Xinglong Fenggang J 200 38 K212+455 Xinglong Fenggang J 3000 39 K212+650 31017 Xinglong Fenggang 4 40 K212+850 Xinglong Fenggang I 50 41 K213+060 31017 inglong Fenggang 160 42 K213+300 31018 Xinglong Fenggang I 70

43 K213+460 Xinglong Dayan _ _ 50 44 K214+035 31019 Xinglong Dayan 4 200 45 K214+347 Xinglong Dayan 4 200 46 K214+500 Xinglong Dayan 4 80 47 K214+750 31020 Xinglong Dayan I 300 48 (K215+220 Xinglong Dayan JI 30 49 K215+590 31021 Xinglong Dayan 4 80 50 K215+670 Xinglong Davan J 80 51 K216+030 Xinglong Zhoutai 4 52 K216+640 31022 Xinglong Zhoutai i 250 53 K216+720 Xinglong Zhoutai I 80 54 K217+270 31023 Xinglong Zhoutai J 200 55 K217+240 Xinglong Zhoutai I 100 56 K217+325 Xinglong Zhoutai 4 200 57 K217+504 Xinglong Zhoutai 58 K217+603 31024 Wudian Dongzaohu J 120 59 K218+010 Wudian Dongzaohu 4 400 60 K218+188 Wudian Dongzaohu 4 700 61 K218+370 31025 Wudian Dongzaoht V 2000 13 Continued Surmnary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. I Stake No. Code No. T V rainag gatio I & D ected Area (mu) 62 K218+550 Wudian Dongzaohu J 300 63 K218+920 31026 Wudian Dongzaohu J 200 64 K219+180 Wudian Dongzaohu IJ 300 65 K219+750 31027 Wudian Dongzaohu 80 66 K219+920 Wudian Huangjiam J iao 67 K220+080 Wudian Huangjiam J 400

68 K220+520 31028 Wudian Huangjiam J . 400 69 K220+640 Wudian Huangjia 4 400 70 K221+182 31029 Wudian Huangjiam 4 . 200 71 K221+260 Wudian Huangjiam I/ 200 72 K221+615 Wudian Huangjiam 4 1500 73 K221+800 31030 Wudian Huangjiam 74 K221+990 Wudian Huangjiam 4 . 10000 75 K222+140 Wudian Huangjiam 4 2000

76 K222+330 Wudian Huangjiam J 500 77 K222+520 31031 Wudian Huangjiam J 15000

78 K222+800 Wudian Huangjiam I 15000 79 K222+981 Wudian Huangiam 4 15000 80 K223+025 Wudian Huangjiam 4 200 81 K223+080 Wudian Huangjiam 4 15000 82 K223+580 31032 Wudian Zhouzhai 4 1100 83 K223+826 31033 Wudian | Zhouzhai I 84 K224+025 Wudian Zhouzhai J 30 85 K224+275 Wudian Zhouzhai J 1000 86 K224+645 31034 NVudian Zhouzhai J 200 87 K224+895 Wudian Zhouzhai J 150

88 K225+305 31035 Wudian Chunling . I 250 89 K225+685 Wudian Chunling 4 20 90 K226+030 31036 Wudian Chunling I 200 91 K226+150 Wudian Chunling J . 300 92 K226+470 Wudian Chunling 4 200 93 K226+600 31037 Wudian Chunling J 200 94 K226+918 31038 Wudian Chunling J 95 K227+075 Wudian Yaogang 4 150 96 K227+480 31039 Wudian Yaogang J 140 97 K227+490 Wudian Yaogang 4 30 98 K227+930 Wudian Yaogang J 2000 99 (K228+290 31040 Wudian Yaogang J 100

100 1(128+490 ______Wudian Yaogang I 200 14 Continued Sumnary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V rainagrigatio & D Affected Area (mu) 101 K228+790 31041 Wudian Shengmiao J 50 102 K228+910 Wudian Shengmia J 90

103 K229+050 Wudian Shengriao _ 70 104 K229+360 Wudian Shengmiao J 350 | 105 |K229+430 31042 Wudian Shengnuac . 70 106 K229+650 Wudian Shengmiao 250 107 K229+723 | Wudian Shengmiao _ 20 108 K(230+100 31043 Wudian Shengrniao N . 140 109 K230+235 Wudian Shengmiao J 1500 110 K230+686 Wudian Shengnuao J 700 111 (K230+860 31044 Wudian Shengriao N 200 112 K231+020 Wudian Shengmiao N 20 113 K231+330 Wudian Shengmiao J_ 90 114 K231+450 Wudian Shengmiao J 200 115 K231+740 31045 Wudian Shengmiao J 150 116 K232+120 Liangji Zhengwa . 4 50 117_ K232+380 31046 Liangji Zhengwa N 118 K232+630 31046 Liangji Zhengwa J 4500 119 K232+990 31047 Liangji Zhengwa N 120 K233+235 Liangi Zhengwa / 100 121 K233+435 Liangji Chcngang N 122 K233+480 Liangji Chengang N 123 K233+625 31408 Liangji Chengang N 124 K233+680 Liangji Chengang N 125 K233+740 Liangji Chengang N 126 K234+000 Liangji Chengang N' 127 K234+570 31409 Liangji Songwan : 350 128 K234+660 Liangji Songwan 4 4000 129 K234+748 Liangji Songwan J 1200 130 K234+892 Liangji Songwan N' 400 131 K234+984 Liangji Songwan J' 300 132 K235+212 31050 Liangji Songwan N' 1200

133 K(235+430 Liangji Songwan N' _ 134 K235+560 Liangji Songwan J 135 K235+750 31051 Liangji Songwan N 200 136 K235+822 Liangji Songwan J 100 137 K236+125 Liangjii Songwan N 138 K236+440 31052 Liangji Songwan . J 20 139 K237+100 Liangji Songwan N 1C Continued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressw_aY No. | Stake No. Code No. T V Drainag rrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu)

140 | K237+330 31053 Liangji Gengfan J _ 141 K237+525 31053 Liangji Gengfan J 1000

142 K237+960 31054 Liangji Donggang _ 100 143 K238+168 Liangji Donggang V 144 K238+280 Liangji Donggang J 145 K238+696 31055 Liangji Donggang l 1500 146 K238+935 Liangji Donggang l . 80 147 K239+170 Liangji Donggang J 100 148 (K239+363 31056 Liangji Donggang J 100 149 K239+630 Liangji Donggangg 100 150 K239+960 31057 Liangji Donggang V 100

151 K240+370 31057 Liangji Donggang _ 100 152 K240+925 31058 Liangji Donggang V 100 153 K241+485 31059 Liangji Donggang V 154 K241+903 Juwan Luopeng J 155 K242+276 31060 Juwan Luopeng V 20

156 K242+480 Juwan Luopeng _ 1000 157 K242+335 Juwan Changyan - 158 K242+664 Juwan Changyan V 159 K243+360 31061 Juwan Changyan J 160 K243+850 31062 Juwan Changyan l 50 161 K244+010 31062 Juwan Yanjiagan V ___ 162 K244+178 31063 Juwan Yanjiagan V 163 K244+364 31063 Juwan Yanjiagan V 50 164 K244+680 31064 Juwan Yanjiagan V 165 K245+664 31065 Juwan Yanjiagan l 166 K246+105 31066 Juwan Gouzhuan V 167 K246+405 Juwan Gouzhuan V 168 K246+846 31067 Juwan Gouzhuan i 169 K246+915 31067 Juwan Gouzhuan V 170 K247+247 Juwan Gouzhuan 100o 171 K247+858 31069 Juwan Gouzhuan V 172 K247+990 Juwan Sanfang V 173 K248+521 31070 Juwan Gaoan . l 100 174 K248+650 Juwan Gaoan V

175 K248+889 Juwan Gaoan _ V 200 176 K249+152 31071 Juwan Gaoan V 177 K249+440 Juwan Gaoan V 178 K249+589 Juwan Gaoan V 16 Continued Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V Drainagrrigatio I& D Affected Area (mu) 179 K249+758 31072 Juwan Gaoan /______20 180 K249+957 Juwan Gaoan 4 2000 181 K250+378 31072 Caiyang Wupo J _ 182 K250+440 31073 Caiyang Wupo IJ | 183 K250+580 Caiyang Wupo 4/ 184 |K250+983 Caiyang Wupo I/ 185 K251+432 31074 Caiyang Wupo 4 . 186 K251+616 31074 Caiyang Wupo J I187 K251+878 31075 Caiyang Wupo I 188 K252+124 Caiyang Yuzui J 189 K252+705 31076 Caiyang Yuzui J 190 K253+012 31077 Caiyang Yuzui J 191 K253+530 Caiyang Yuzui I 192 K253+840 Caiyang Yuzui I

193 K254+000 31078 Caivang Yuzui _ 194 K254+320 Caiyang Hugang J 195 K254+600 31079 Caiyang Hugang 4 196 K254+950 Caiyang Shenfan. J 197 K255+078 Caiyang Shenfan 4 198 K255+202 Caiyang Lupo / 199 K255+466 31081 Caiyang Lupo / . 100

200 K256+000 31082 Caiyang Lupo 4 - 200 201 K256+210 Caiyang Lupo / 202 K256+326 Caivang Lupo J 240 203 K1256+460 Caiyang Lupo 4 . 204 K257+134 31083 Caiyang Lupo / 205 K257+234 Caiyang Lupo J 206 K257+800 31083 Caiyang Lupo 4/ 200 Xiangyan

1 K258+100 180 Zhangji Lipo J 200 2 K258+450 181 Zhangji Lipo . 4 200 3 K258+650 181 Zhangji Lipo J 30 4 K258+860 181 Zhangji Lipo _ / 40 5 K259+010 181 Zhangji Lipo 4 80 6 K259+400 182 Zhangji Zhoudang J 70 7 K259+500 182 Zhang i Zhoudang J 80

8 K259+850 183 Zhangji Zhoudang _ 50

9 K259+980 183 Zhangji Zhoudang _ 50

10 260+680 184 Zhangji Zhoudang _ _ 80 17 Summary of Vtater system Crossing Main Expresswvay No Stake No Code No. | T V lrainagrrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu) 11 K260+940 184 Zhangji Zhoudang I 80 12 K261+380 185 Zhangji Niegang 4 300 13 K261+670 185 Zhangji Niegang J 130 14 K262+180 186 Zhangji Niegang 4 15 K263+080 187 Zhangji Niegang I 450 16 K263+760 188 Zhangji Shaopeng I 200 17 K264+200 189 Zhangji Shaopeng I 150 18 K264+520 189 Zhangji Shaopeng 4 250 19 K265+250 190 Zhangji Niegang 4 300 20 K265+390 190 Zhangji Shifan I 400 21 K265+800 191 Zhangji Shifan 4 200 22 K266+460 192 Zhangji Shifan I 50 23 K267+370 193 Shuanggou Dugang / 150 24 K267+460 193 Shuanggou Dugang I 6000 25 K267+730 194 Shuanggou Dugang I 70 26 K268+500 195 Shuanggou Chenwan I 200 27 K268+795 195 Shuanggou Chenwan 4 3000 28 K269+660 197 Shuanggou Chenwan 4 50 29 K270+000 197 Shuanggou Chenwan i 50 30 K271+500 199 Shuanggou Chenwan 4 31 K272+700 201 Zhangwan Wuying 4 100 32 K272+900 201 Zhangwan Wuying / 150 33 K273+150 202 Zhangwan Wuying 4 50 34 K-273+740 203 Zhanguan Xiaowangy I 150

,______ing___ 35 K274+350 204 Zhangwan Maowang 150 36 K274+625 205 Zhangwan Xiaowangv I 1500

37 K274+800 205 Zhanguan Maying _ 200

38 275+105 205 Zhangwan Maying _ 100

39 K275+870 206 Zhangwan Maying _ 1000 40 K276+430 207 Zhangwan Liuhu I 300 41 K276+630 208 Zhanguan Liuhu I 200 42 K276+910 208 Zhangwan Liuhu T 2000 43 K277+030 208 Zhang an Liuhu I 200 44 K277+310 209 Zhanguan Liuhu 4 150 45 77+750 209 Zhangwan Liuhu 4 50 46 K277+950 209 Zhanguan Liuhu | 80

47 K278+280 210 Zhangwan Liuhu | _ 120 48 78+765 211 Zhangwan Zhenggang| I 200 49 K279+320 211 Zhangwan Zhenggang 4 500 50 79+470 212 Zhanguwan Zhenggangl I 200 18 Summary of Water system Crossing Main Expressway No. Stake No. Code No. T V rainag rrigatio I & D Affected Area (mu) 51 jK279+580 212 Zhangwan Zhenan 4 150 52 K279+700 212 Zhangwan Zhenggan_ 150

53 K280-010 212 Zhangwan Zhenggang _ 50 54 K280+232 213 Zhangwan Zheng g_ 50 155_ K280+323 213 Zhangwan Zhenggang 4 500 56 K280+982 214 Zhangwan Zhenggang | 100 |57 K281+360 214 Zhangwan Zhenggangv 80 58 K281+650 215 Zhangwan Zhenggang 4 80 59 K281+850 215 Zhangwvan Zhenggang 4 5000 60 K282+360 216 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang J 150

61 K282+960 217 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang _ 200 62 K283+440 217 Zhan van Zhuzhuan _g____ 200 63 K283+675 218 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang = - 200 64 K283+985 218 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang l 300 65 K284+170 218 Zhangwan Zhuzhuan 4 1000 66 K284+290 218 Zhangwan Zhuzhuan 4 67 K284+490 219 Zhangvan Zhuzhuang 4 300 68 K285+215 220 Zhangwan Zhuzhuan 4 1000 69 K285+330 220 Zhangvan Zhuzhuan 4 500 70 K286+065 221 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang J 71 K286+255 221 Huopai Wangshi 4 300 72 K286+410 222 Huopai Wangshi 4 200 73 K286+960 222 Huopai Wangshi 4 300 74 K287+300 223 Huopai Wangshi J 500 75 K287+845 224 Huopai Wangshi / 100 76 K288+240 224 Huopai Wangshi 4 500 77 K288+640 225 Huopai Wanghuch 4 200

ong_ __ _

78 K289+210 226 Huopai Wanghuch _ 1000 79 K289+380 226 Huopai Gaoying 4 500

80 K289+670 226 Huopai Gaoying _ 1000 81 K290+100 227 Huopai Gaoying 4 400 82 K290+290 227 Huopai Wanzi V

83 K290+290 227 Huopai Gaoying _ 5000

84 K290+800 228 Huopai Wanzi _ 300

85 K291+000 228 Huopai Wanzi _ 150 86 K291+322 229 Huopai Wanzi 41000

87 K292+093 230 Huopai Gaoying _ 200 88 K92+600 230 Huopai Gaoving 80 89 K293+145 . 231 Huopai Gaoying 70 Sources: Xiaoxiang Resettlement Survey 19 Table 7 Various Highway crossing main expressway

_ _ . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Village ~ ~~~~~~Townshio No. Stake No Map Code No Township Village Road name Start-end point N&P broad ounty road other road road Xiaonan District K49+220 11((1 Sancia Tongcliang ._ 2 K49+440 11001 Sancha Tongchang _ _ J . 3 K49+740 11002 Sancha Manqiao . I 4 K50+140 11002 Sancha Manqigzo J 5 K50+700 11003 Sancia Manaiao _ 6 K51+205 11004 Sancha Manqiao . __ _ 7 K52+400 11005 Xihe Lishui J 8 K52+680 11006 Xihe Lishu _ J 9 K52+875 11006 Xihe Lishu _ 10 K53+355 11007 Xihe Lishu 11 K54+080 11008 Xihe Zhugang J 12 K54+400 11008 Xihe Zhugang J 13 K54+634 11009 Xilie Zhugang . 14 K55+150 11009 Sancha Honglian . .1 15 K55+530 11010 Sancha Honglian _ _ 16 K56+095 11011 Xihe _Bailong J 17 K56+620 11012 Xilie Bailong 18 K57+015 11012 Xihe Bailong _ / 19 K57+600 11013 Xihe Xihe _ 20 K58+120 11014 Xihc Xihe . 21 K58+640 11015 Xinpu Fuqiang J 22 K58+945 11015 Xinpu Fugiang _ I 23 K59+250 11015 Xinpu Fuqiang _ J Summary of various hlighway crossing main cxprcssway County Townshion Village No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road Coad road [ad other road road road

24 K59+445 11016 Xinpu Fuqiang _

25 K59+750 11016 Xinpu Liiopi _ _ . I 26 K60+090 11016 Xinpu Luopi . I 27 K60+670 11017 Xinpu Luopi l 28 K60+970 11018 Xinpu Changjiang _ ' 29 K61+530 11019 Xinpu Changjiang '4_ 30 K62+060 11019 Xinpu Changjiang _ '4_ 31 K62+398 11020 Xinpu Changjiang 32 K62+840 Pengxing Wuhong Pengxing--Xinpu _ '

33 K63+440 Pengxing Wuhong Pengxinig-Wulhong J

34 K65+855 Xiaogang Wangliang Nh107 NH _ 35 K66+620 Xiaogng Wangliang Nh107 Xiaogan-Xiaogang NH

36 K67+600 Xiaogang Gexin Xiaogang- Jinshenmiao /

37 K69+220 Xiaogang Taomiao Xiaogang-Taomniao _ 38 K70+770 Xiaogang Dalian Xiaogang-Dalian _ '4 39 K71+190 Xiaogang Guoyang Xiaodou R Dougan-Xiaogang _ 4 .

40 K73+644 Xiaogang Wanan Wanan-'Guowan _ _

Xiaochang _ I K76+120 Baisha Fuli Doubai R Dougang-Baisha .4' _

Yunmeng _ I I K81+090 Zengdian Polhuang Zengdian-Pohuang J

2 K82+045 _ Zengdian Pohuang Zengbai R Zengdian-Baisha / S mmary of vari us Highway crossing main expr ssway No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion village other ______road road 3 K83+020 Zengdian Renhe Zengdian-Batao 4 4 K83+582 Zengdian Renhe Yunan R Yumncng-Anlu PH 5 K88+870 Daodian Zhangyuan Luodian'-Hogngang . 6 K89+354 Daodian Honggang Luodian-Tangchenl 7 K92+750 Daodian Jiepai NH316 NH Anlu

I K93+636 Nancheng Biliu NH316-Chcnjiagamg - Office

2 K95+400 Nancheng Biliu Xiaobi-Dabi ______~~~~Office

3 K96+330 Nancheng Biliu Liujiawan-Datang

______~~~~~office 4 K96+855 Nancheng Biliu Guowan-Liujiawan Office ____

S K97+500 Nancheng Datang Office Dtn

6 K98+904 Nancheng Shiqiao Gaopengwan-NH316 4 Office _____

7 K98+128 Nancheng Shiqiao Anlu'-Shiqiao 4 Office 8 K100+465 Tangdi Chenhe Anlu-Chenhe 4

9 K101+220 Tangdi Hluilong Anlu-Huilongsi V

10 K104+517 Tangdi Ilupeng Anying R Anlu-Yingcheng PH

11 K106+077 Tangdi H-lupeng Hupcng-Dongjiazhai 4

12 K 106+870 Tangdi Hupcng jing R Anlu-Jingshan PH cont i nued Summary of various Hlighway crossing main expressway

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road Townshion Village other ______~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~roadroad

Yandian Songbong Boshuwan- 13 K108+140 ______~~~~~Zhangjiaduwan______

14 K108+700 Yandian Songlong Huangiiawan- _- ______Z hangjiad uiw an ______J 15 K108+855 11087 Yandian Songlong 16 K109+000 11088 Yandiain Songlong __ 17 K109+240 11088 Yandian Songlong .__ _ _ 18 K109+520 11088 Yandian Henglu J 19 K110+340 11089 Yandian Shuangmiao J 20 K110+800 11089 Yandian Shuangmiao J 21 Kll1+160 11090 Yandian Shuanginiao J 22 K111+390 11090 Yandian Shuangmiao J 23 K111+800 11091 Yandian Yuanfan 24 K112+115 11092 Yandian Yuanfan 25 K112+350 11092 Yandian Yuanfan ._ 26 K112+770 11093 Yandian Yuanfan _ 27 K113+250 11093 Yandian Yuanfan _ 28 K114+080 11095 Yandian Bishan _ 29 K113+900 11094 Yandian Bishan J 30 K114+400 11095 Yandian Bishan 31 K115+140 11096 Yandian Yangdian J

32 K115+300 11096 Yandian Yangdian __ 33 K115+500 11097 Yandian Yangdian . .___J 34 K115+920 11097 Yandian Jianshan __/ continued Summary of various Ilighway crossing main exprcssway

. ~~~~~~~~~~~TownshionVgillage Ho. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road road other road road J 35 K116+230 11098 Yandian Jianshan 36 K116+590 11098 Yandian Jianshan ' 37 K116+430 11098 Yandian Jianshan _ _ 38 K117+080 11099 Yandian Ligang

39 K117+560 11100 Yandian Ligang _

40 K117+880 11100 Yandian Ligang J

41 K118+120 11100 Yandian Ligang _ _ _ 42 K118+550 11101 Yandian Ligang J 43 K119+080 11102 Yandian Panchiong J 44 K119+520 11102 Yandian Panchong

45 K119+650 11102 Yandian Panchong J 46 K120+030 11103 Yandian Panchong _ l 47 K120+240 11103 Yandian Panchong

48 K120+534 11104 Yandian Panchiong _ _ _

49 K122+300 Bofan Changpeng Fanzhipeng-Bofan |1

50 K122+520 Bofan Longchong Doga g B______1 __.__ofan _

51 K123+370 Bofan Longchong Ansan R Anlu-Sanli _ / | 52 K125+670 Bofan Dongmiao Bofan-Mafan J 53 K 127+490 Bofan Qingshui Bofan~-Qingshui i 54 K128+870 Bofan Yangyan Bofan-Yangyan J _ 55 K129+380 Bofan Yangyan Bofan-Yangyan J

56 K129+815 Bofan Yangyan Bofan-Yangyan _ J__ Cont i nued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

Townshio I VUilage No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road road other road road 57 K130+110 Bofan Yangyan Bofan-Yangyan 4 Zengdu . J

I K131+018 Luoyang Huawan . . _

2 K131+284 Luoyang Huawan . ______3 K131+962 Luoyang Huawan _ 4 K132+210 Luoyang Qiufan _ 5 K132+510 Luoyang Qiufan 4 J 6 K132+630 Luoyang Qiufan / 7 K133+312 Luoyang _njiling 8 K133+800 Luoyang Jinjiling ./ 9 K134+334 Luoyang Jinjiling 10 K134+620 Luoyang Jinjiling

11 K135+590 Luoyang Hewan .__ ___J 12 K135+937 Luoyang Hewan . 13 K136+112 7 Luoyang Hewan . . V 14 K136+540 8 Luoyang Hewan _ J 15 K137+040 8 Luoyang Hewan . 16 K137+120 8 Luoyang Luofan

17 K137+445 9 Luoyang Luofan _ _

18 K138+000 10) Luoyang Liujiaqiao ___ V

19 K138+640 11 Luoyang Liu_jaiao . - 20 K138+860 11 Luoyang Liujiaqiao V 21 K139+160 it Luoyang Liujiaqiao . 22 K139+597 12 Luoyang Liujiaqiao Luoyun R Luoyang-yuntang J Cont i nued Summary of various lhighway crossing main cxpressway

- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TownshionVillage No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road other road road 23 K 140+300 13 Luoyang Liujiagiao J 24 K 140+800 14 Luoyang Liu jiaqiao _ V

25 K140+960 14 Luoyang Zhubaoshan _ l

26 K141+200 14 Luoyang Zhubaoshan _

27 K 141+500 15 Luoyang Zhubaoshan _ .

28 K 141+800 15 Luoyang Zhubaoshan _

29 K141+995 15 Luoyang Zhubaoshan _

30 K142+140 16 Luoyan Zhubaoshan _ 31 K142+530 16 Luoyang Zhubaoshan

32 K142+770 17 Hedian Wushan _

33 K143+040 17 Hedian Wushan l

34 K143+330 17 Hedian Wushan l

35 K143+490 17 Hedian Wushan _

36 K144+125 18 Hedian Wushan l

37 K144+438 19 Hedian Wushan Yunba R Yuinpanling- ______Baw uchong ______

38 K144+686 19 Hedian Wushan . __ _ 39 K144+860 19 Hedian Wushan 40 K 144+974 19 Hedian Wushan . '/ 41 K145+150 20 Hedian Wushan . '/ 42 K145+496 20 Hedian Wushan J

43 K145+690 20 Hedian Wushan l 44 K146+230 21 Hedian Lujiahe .. _ /

45. K146+616 22 Hcdian Lujiahe uanxin R uanzhuang-xindia _ l Continued Summary of various IHighway crossing main exprcssway

_ , . . _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TownshionVillage No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County roa other road road 46 K146+790 22 Hedian Lujiahe . J

47 K146+945 22 Hledian Lujiahe Guantai R guanzhuang - .______an_.Tizis _n 48 K 147+344 23 Hedian Jinhualing Lijin R Lisici--Jinhualing J

49 K144+500 23 Hedian Jinhualing SUIAN R Suizhou--Anlu . / S0 K 147+696 23 Hedian Jinhualing . /

51 K147+955 24 Hedian Jinhualing _

52 K 148+804 25 Hedian Jinhualing /

53 K149+160 25 Hedian Xiangshuilong _

54 K 149+290 26 Hedian Xiangshuilong __

55 K149+632 26 Hedian Xiangshuilong Liuqi R Liudian-qipanshan .

56 K149+900 27 Hedian' Xiangshuilong _ | _

57 K150+132 28 Hedian Pengjiafan . .___ _

58 Kt50+574 28 Hedian Pengjiafan _ |

59 K 150+940 29 Hedian Pengjafan . ._ _ 60 K151+650 30 Hedian Pengjiafan . _

61 K151+900 30 Hedian Pengjiafan . _ _ J

62 K152+050 31 Hedian Pengjiafan __ _ 63 K152+170 31 Hedian Pengjiafan ._._._._ 64 K152+380 31 Hedian Pengjiafan . 4

65 K152+680 31 Hedian Pengjiafan . l

66 K152+900 32 Hedian Zaoshuya ./ Continued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

Iownshion Village No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road ron road other road road 67 K153+366 32 Hedian Zaoshuyaa_ . 68 K153+620 33 Hedian Zaoshuya . J

69 K153+734 33 Hedian Zaoshuya _ 70 K154+000 33 Hedian Zaoshuya _

71 K154+295 34 Hedian Xiangtangiic Suiie R Suiziou -1-lcdian _ _ 72 K 154+600 34 Hedian Xiangtangjie _ J 73 K155+458 35 Hedian Xiangtangjie / 74 K 155+750 36 Hedian Xiangangie.

75 K 156+000 36 Hedian Xiangtangjie _ _ 76 K156+212 37 Hedian Xiangtangjie 77 K 156+360 37 Hedian Weijiaya _ N 78 K 156+490 37 Hedian Weijiaya I 79 K156+770 37 Hedian Weijiaya . 80 K157+162 38 Hedian Weijiaya ._ 81 K157+690 39 Hedian Weijiaya _ __ N'_ 82 K157+987 39 Hedian Jingtianfan ._.___.__ V 83 K158+125 39 Hedian Jingtianfan _l . 84 K158+194 39 Hedian Jingtianfan J 85 K158+422 40 Hedian Jingtianfan V 86 K158+696 40 Hedian Jiaolenghe . V

87 K 158+900 40 Hedian Jiaotenghe _ _ 88 K159+120 41 Hedian Jiaotenghe -' 89 K 159+535 41 Hedian Jiaotenghe _ _ _

90 K 159+868 42 Hedian Jiaotengle Hejun R Hedia-Juncliuan _ Continued Summary of various llighway crossing main expressway

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road other road road 91 K160+272 42 Hedian Jiaotenghc Hejun R Hedian-Junchuan J_ 92 K160+380 42 Hedian Jiaotenghe _ 93 K160+700 43 Hedian liaotenghe -_-_-_--_-

94 K 160+900 44 Nanjiao Xinmiao _ 95 K161+174 44 Nanjiao Xinmiao __ _ _ _ / 96 K161+800 46 Nanjiao Dashanpo _' 97 K161+980 46 Nanjiao Dashanpo N' 98 K162+320 46 Nanjiao Dashanpo / 99 K162+400 47 Nanjiao Dashanpo _ 100 K162+810 47 Nanjiao Dashanpo | N 101 K163+322 48 Nanjiao Huangfan J 102 K163+721 48 Junchuan Zhongshici Suiying R Suizhout-Yingshan - _ 103 K163+960 49 Junchuan Zhongshici / 104 K 164+140 49 Junchuan. Zhongshici l 105 K 164+358 49 Junchuan Zhongsluici I 106 K164+500 49 Junchiuan Zhongsihici - N' 107 K 165+045 50 Junchuan Zhongshici N __ 108 K165+460 51 Junchuan Zhongshici N

I19 K165+800 51 Junchuan Zhongshiici _

110 K165+980 51 Junchuan Zhongshici _

III K 166+180 52 Junchuan Zhongshici _ 112 K 166+520 52 Junchuan Zhongshici ____ 113 K166+860 53 Junchuan Zhongshici Yugang R Yuyan--Guanghua / 114 K167+060 53 Junchuan Yuyan J Cont i nued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

Townshion Village_ No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road road road other

I IS K167+218 53 Junchuan Yuyan roa 116 K167+374 53 Junchuan Yuyan ___ 117 K167+612 54 Junchiuan Yuyan _ _ 118 K167+824 54 Junchuan Yuyan . l 119 K168+020 54 Junchuan Yuyan ______I _ 120 K168+210 55 Junchuan Yuyan . ._J 121 K168+460 55 Junchuan Yuyan ._._.___ 122 K168+740 55 Jtinchuan Ytuyan Junxiao R Junchuan-xiaohiua __J__ 123 K 168+883 56 Junchuan Yuyan

124 K169+116 56 Junchuan Yuyan _ _

125 K 169+306 56 Junchuan Yuyan J

126 K169+580 57 Juncliuan Yuyan . _ J

127 K170+350 58 Junchuan Xiehe _ _ _ 128 K170+535 58 Junchuan Xiehel 129 K170+790 58 Junchuan Xielie . . l 130 K171+320 59 Anju _ Qikeshu _ 131 K171+835 60 Anju Qikeshu ______J

132 K 172+050 60 Anju Qikeshu _

133 K172+235 60 Anju Qikeshu Anjun R Anjuw-Junchuan _ _ _

134 K172+680 61 Anju Qikeshu ______

135 K172+780 61 Anju Qikeshu . I 136 K172+840 61 Anju Qikeshu I 137 K172+950 61 Anju Qikeshu _ ._ _ .

138 K173+420 62 Anju Qikeshu _ Townshion Village No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road other road road

139 K173+680 62 Anju Qikeshu __ 140 K174+080 63 Anju Qikeshu ______141 K174+180 63 Anju Qikeshu _ . I 142 K174+460 64 Anju Annan ._|_._J 143 K 174+600 64 Anju Annan 144 K174+810 64 Anju Annan . _ J

145 K175+050 64 Anju Jiangpeng _ . _ 146 K175+330 65 Anju _ Jiangpeng ___ ._J

147 K175+450 65 Anju Jiangn __

148 K175+990 66 Anju Zhongjiaswan . _ 149 K176+ 158 66 Anju Zhon iaswan Anpiao R Anju-Piaohl .__ I 150 K176+560 67 Anju Zhongjiaswan . boshuwan 151 K176+780 67 Anju Zhongjiaswan Bozliong R .o.wn .______-__ Zhongiiaswan 152 K177+090 68 Anju Zlongjiaswan _ _ _ _ _J 153 K177+332 69 Anju Zhongjiaswvan BOPIAO R BosliutIuiPiaohe I

154 K177+550 69 Anju Zhongiyaswan 'I

155 K177+910 70 Anju Piaohe . _ 156 K178+120 70 Anju Piaohc J

157 K178+260 70 Anju Piaohc Piaosui R Piaolic-Suinan R /

Chiunshuwan-~- Suina 158 K179+080 71 Anju Fanjiagang Chunsui R R Continued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

_ _ _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TownshionVillage No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road ron road other road road 159 K179+190 71 Anju Fanjiagang Suinan J 160 K179+580 71 Anju Fanjiagang Suinan / 161 K180+110 73 Anju Fanjiagang /

162 K180+230 73 Anju Fanjiagang _ | / 163 K180+508 73 Anju Fanjiagang _ /

164 K 180+680 73 Anju Heinu _ _ _ . _ 165 K 180+900 74 Anju Hemu . /

166 K 180+300 74 Anju Hemu Hongpei R Honglouwan ______----peijiadawan _ j_. 167 K180+460 75 Anju Hemin

168 K180+800 75 Anju Hemu Pangzhang R Pangiiasllan ______zh ang jia i hai_ _ _ _ _

169 K182+014 75 Anju Heinu 170 K182+150 75 Anju Hemnu __./ 171 K182+480 76 Anju * Hemu _ 172 K 182+700 76 Anju llemu / 173 K183+170 77 Huantan Jiuligang _ 174 K183+258 77 Huantan Jiuligang_ _ _

175 K183+620 78 Huantan Jiuligang . | . /

176 K183+890 78 Huantan Jiuligang . _ .____ 177 K184+100 78 Huantan Jiuligang : I

178 K184+350 79 Huantan Jiuligang _ _ 179 K184+550 79 Huantan _ iuligang _ . / 180 K184+750 79 Huantan Jiu I Cont i nued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

. .. r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ownshionVillage No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road Towh road other road road

181 K184+990 80 Huantan Jiuligang _ _ 182 K185+480 80 Huantan Jiuligang l 183 K185+670 81 Huantan Jiuligang J

184 K186+025 81 Huantan Jiuligang _ | 185 K186+190 81 Huantan Jiuligang Huanliao R Huantan-Liaozhai . J

186 K186+380 82 Huantan Jiuligang _ J

187 K187+580 83 Huantan Liaozhai J

188 K187t800 84 Huantan Liaozhai _ 189 K 187+950 84 Huantan Liaozhai

190 K 188+250 84 Huantan Wanjiahe . _ / 191 K188+730 85 Huantan Jiawuwan . J 192 K188+900 85 Huantan Jiawuwan 4 193 K189+080 85 Huantan Jiawuwan . J 194 K 189+480 86 Huantan Jiawuwan .

195 K189+925 87 Huantan Caowang J 196 K190+680 88 Huantan Caowang 4 _

197 K191+390 90 Huantan Caowang I

198 K191+980 91 Huantan Caowang . . 4 199 K192+270 91 Huantan Caowang / 200 K 192+430 91 Huantan Shiqiao Caowang-Shigiao 4 201 K192+540 91 Huantan Shiqiao J

202 K193+260 92 Huantan Shigiao

203 K 193+870 93 Huantan Shigiao _ .

204 KK194+056 94 Huantan Shigiao _ _ Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

No. Townshion Villageo No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road other ______~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~roadroad 205 K194+930 95 Huantan Shiqiao Shiqiao-sunjiachang J

206 K195+080 95 Huantan Shigiao __ _ |_

207 K195+390 95 Huantan Shiqiao _

208 K 195+580 96 Huantan Caijiacihong _ _

209 K 196+800 97 Huantan Xuiniao _ . J 210 K197+030 98 Huantan Xumiao ' 211 K197+250 98 Huantan Xumiao ____. ' 212 K197+450 98 Huantan Xumiao

213 K197+650 99 Huantan Xumiao __.___

214 K 198+340 100 Huantan Xumiao Huantan-Xumiao J

215 K198+636 100 Huantan Guanyinyan . __ 216 K198+840 100 Huantan Guanyinyan V . ~~~~~~~~~~HuangwangHluantan- 217 K 199+320 101 Huantan Guanyinyan R Wangcheng .

. ~~~~~~Guanyinyan- 218 K 199+590 101 Huantan Guanyinyan Guanhe R Hejiamiaon. . J

219 K199+990 102 Huantan Guanyinyan _

220 K200+150 102 Huantan Guanyinyan _ ._|__ ___

221 K200+300 102 Huantan Guanyinyan __._._. '

222 K200+795 103 Huantan Guanyinyan _ J 223 K201+120 104 Huantan Guanyinyan V 224 K201+370 104 Huantan Guanyinyan _ V

225 K201+590 104 Huantan Guanyinyan J 226 K201+700 104 Huantan Guanyinyan I.I I.I 227 K202+000 105 Huantan Guanyinyan . . Summnary of various llighway crossing main cxpressway

No. No Code No T Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Village other Stake road road

Zaoyang

1 K202+350 31001 Wangcheng Clhendian Yangslhuwan Wangjiu R- R Liangiiawan 2 K202+720 31002 Wangcheng Chendian Wangjiu R Wangcheng- _iuligang 3 1K202+990 Wangcheng Chendian Wangjiu R Wangcheflg Jiuligang

4 K203+495 31003 Wangcheng Chendian Huwan R Hujiawan-Wangtiu R

5 K203+870 Wangcheng Chendian Zuowan R Zuojiawan ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~WangjiuR 6 K204+215 31004 Wangchcng Chendian Zuowan R Baichong- Gangshang

7 K204+640 Wangcheng Chendian Bingwvan R Gangshang-

8 K204+975 31005 Wangcheng Chendian Bingwan R Xiawugmg-Bingwan

9 K205+625 31006 Wangcheng Changchong Liuwan -Huwan

10 K205+990 Wangcheng Changchong Changchong- _ Anslian

K206+350 31007 Wangcheng Changchong Changchong- 11

12 K206+445 Wangcheng Changchong Anshang

13 K207+045 31008 Wangcheng Changchong Guling-Anshan

14 K207+300 Wangcheng Guling Wangcheng- Laozizhuang Cont inued Summal,r ,,rof various Highway crossillg m.lin expreSSway

Townshion Village other Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road No. road road

15 K20)7+6660 Waligc1cnig Cili ug

16 K208+30I 31010 Wangclicmig SlIttangiotu Caojialval Scilool -

K20(8 -77X 3 1011 Wangcheng Shotmamigloll Cimiluanig R 17 _ ___I __ .- .Vamigpu . - ____i_ .. ______...... ______R 1-uofclyuiarm 1X K209+360 31012 WangcdcIng Sliua.mglomI \aoilu --

19 K20(9+620 Wangcliclg Shuanglot_ Xinigz R Xinglong-Zishan /

20 K209-+95() 31013 \Vangchcng Duwan Waiig; ialva. ______l.o__ 11101uwvall _ 21 K2104185 Warigchcng Duwan_ Liamimini R Daoban-Sclool _____ 22 K21(4±337 _ __ Wan,gclicng Dimwan ______- 23 K210+875 _Wall __ Wn'lcihig Duwan L_iig+wul R Liamg)i- Wjin

24 K2 11 -28() 3 1015 Xinigloug FeIuggang Qianfan R - ______Zlmangwa ______~~~~~~~~______V 25 K21 1+45() Xinigloug Fcnggaing Zhangavanl-Bingwan V 26 K2 1 +-75 Xinglong Feulggang Xingzi R-Zhangwan

27 K2 12+202 31016 Xiliglolig Fcnggamug N- i agang . ___e______-- ______. ______Villagc coin_iiittc _ _ 28 K212+65() 31017 Xi. gong Fcnggang ___ _ _ Wangyjiawmi- _ 29 K2121930 31016 Xituglong Inggang _ \itziluaw _ _ m n ______. ______- i z r _ I 30 _ K213+193 _ Xrnglong Fc g9gng __ 31 K213+620 31M1I Xinglonig Dayann Continued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Vrioage other No. Stake No Code No T road road

Huangjingou- 32 K213+800 Xinglong Dayan Taiziwangjingo_ _

33 K214+140 31019 Xinglong Dayan Shanggaii-taiziwan l

Shanlggang - 34 K214+575 Xinglong Dayan Shijiawan V

35 K215+300 31020 Xinglong Dayan Dongwan-Fenfang . I

36 K215+483 31021 Xinglong Dayain Dongwan-Wujiawan

37 K216+626 31022 Xinglong Zhoutai Wujin-Xingdian J

38 K216+891 31023 Xinglong Zhoutai Zhoudian-Wujin _

39 K217+165 Xinglong Zhoutai Zhoujiatai-Wujin J

40 K217+885 31024 Wudian Dongzhaohu J

41 K218+712 31025 Wudian Dongzhaohu ZuoycRR

Tangiiawan- 42 K218+808 Wudian Dongzhaohu . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 ~~~Cliunsliuwan

43 K219+008 31026 Wudian Dongzhaohu Tangjiaw-Liangwu

44 K219+390 Wudian Dongzhaohu Xinzhuang -Sixth ______~~~~ ~~~ ~~Group_ 45 K219+560 Wudian Dongzhaohu Xinzhuang---- Fenfang

46 1K220+220 31027 Wudian Huangjiamiao Shuanglou- ______G engw an______Continued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Village other road road 47 K220+400 31028 Wudian Huangjiainiao Shuanglou-Changqt u

48 K220+875 Wudian Huangjiamiao Liangwvu R J

49 K221+100 31029 Wudian Huangjiamiao icjiawan-Zltengwan J

50 K221+285 Wudian Hltangjiamiao LianLgwu -Yuf;an I

51 K221+280 31030 Wudian Huangjiamiao Shiziyuan-Zhaojin

52 K222+430 31031 Wudian 1Huangjiamniao Zhaojin-Liangwu R l

53 K222+650 Wudian Huangjiamniao hagchong/

54 K222+890 Wudian Huangjiamiao Zuoye R ._.___ 55 K223+195 31032 Wudian Huangjiamiao Xinzhuang-Jinpo J

56 K223+460 31032 Wudian Zhouzhai Fanjiawa.. Jingshuiya

57 K223+670 Wudian Zhouzhai Liangwu R-Yufan

58 K224+420 31033 Wudian Chunling Zuoye R _____

59 K224+580 31034 Wudian Chunling Zuoye R . __| __

60 K224+850_ Wudian Chunling Zuoye R _ ._

61 K225+100 Wudian Chunling Zuoye R _ '

62 K225+500 Wudian Chunling zhaojiawan - I____Hujiawan

63 K225+911 31036 Wudian Chunling Chenwan-Wudian _

64 K226+402 31037 Wudian Chunling Erlang-Wudian / Continued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshian Village other road road 65 K227+250 31038 Wudian Yaogang Zuoye R ' 66 K227+402 31039 Wudian Yaogang Zuoye R _

67 K227+600 Wudian Yaogang Sisha R Sizhuang- ______S hayan g ______

68 K228+115 31040 Wudian Yaogang Lujing- 69 K228+330 Wudian Yaogang Zuoyc R 70 K228+550 Wudian Shengmiao . _ 71 K228+890 31041 Wudian Shengmiao Zuioye R 72 K229+188 Wudian Shengmiao QiuwvanTaoyuan _ _ 73 K229+500 31042 Wudian Shengmiao Zuoye R ..

74 K229+875 Wudian Shengmiao Shengmiao-

75 K230+170 31043 Wudian Shengmiao Zuoye R /

76 K230+445 Wudian Shenginiao Shengmiao- _ .____.____ Xiz .aoiu 77 K230+960 31044 Wudian Shenginiao Zuoyc R __ 78 K231+230 31045 Wudian Shengmiao Zuoyc R ' 79 K23 1+540 Wudian Shienginiao Zuoye R N 80 K231+805 Wudian Sliengmiao Zuoye R N

81 K232+020 31045 Liangji Caogang Caogang- ______Shenginiao 82 K232+270 31046 Liangji Zhengwa Zhenhuanlu Danwan-Caogang I

83 K232+774 Liangji Zliengwa Zhengwa - K233+360 ______31047____ Chengang_ Zhenhuanlu__Huochezh_ Dabanh 84 K233+360 31047 Liangji Chengang Zlehal Langpo Continued Summary of various Hlighway crossing main expresswvay

Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Village other No. road road

Zhongzbuang - 85 K233+520 Liangji Chengang Caogang .

86 K233+827 31048 Liangji Chengang Cunhuanlu BoAtiang-Chenwan _ _ _ 87 K234+221 Liangji Chengang Zuoye R ' 88 K234+404 31049 Liangi Chengang Chenwan-Songwan _ 89 K234+790 Liangji Songwan Linchanglu J _ _ _ ~~~~Donggang-J 90 K235+365 31050 Liangji Songwan Chengang.

91 K235+049 . Liangji Songwan Zaogenglu Zaoyan-Genji '/ 92 K235+920 31051 Liangji Songwan Chengang-Mawan /

93 K236+320 Liangji Songwan Ziangwan-

94 K236+690 31052 Liangji Songwan Liangdonglu Liangji-Donggang I 95 K236+900 Liangji Gengfan_ Zuoye R__. 96 K237+440 31053 Liangji. Gengfan ZuoyeRR 97 K237+661 Liangji Dongfan Gengfan-Donggang _ |

98 K237+816 Liangji Dongfan Zuoye R _ _ 99 K238+424 31054 Liangji Dongfan Zhcnliuanlu _ J 100 K238+542 31055 Liangji Dongfan Zuoye R J ____ 101 K239+063 Liangi Dongfan Zhenlhuanlu . /

102 K239+505 31056 Liangji Dongfan Zuoye R . . __ I / 103 K239+780 Liangji Dongfan Zuoye R .

104 1K240+205 31057 Liangji Dongfan Cunhuanlu _ 105 K240+614 31058 Liangji Dongfan Cunhuanlu . J

106 K240+818 Liangii Dongfian Zuuye R _ . . / 107 K241+112 Liangji Dongfan Cunhuanlu _ Summary of various Hlighwvay crossing main expresswvay

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Village other ______r o ad ro a d

108 K242+004 31059 Julwan Luopcng Zlhcnhuanlu Sanwang-Juwan _ 109 K242+155 31060 Juwan Luopcng Zuoyc R i 110 K242+540 Juwan Changyan Zuoyc R _ /

111 K242+837 31061 Juwan Cliangyan Zuoyc R _|___ J

112 K242+983 Juwan Changyan Zlienhtian R hangyan-ai ______Jiangz hula ng _ ___I_ __, 113 K243+590 31062 luwan Changyan Ztioyc R Gaopu-Lizaliang 114 K244+285 31063 Juwan Yanjiagang Zaocai R Zaovang -Caiyang /

115 K244+446 Juwan Yanjiagang Juwan-Magang _ 116 K244+856 31065 Juwan Yanjiagang Zuoyc R __ 117 K245+126 Juwan Yanjiagang Zuoyc R 118 K245+389 Juwan Yanjiagang Zlicnhuan R Juwan-Gaoan / 119 K245+881 31066 Juvwan Yanjiagang Zuoyc R

120 K246+216 31067 Juwan Gouzhuang Zuoyc R Zhangziai- Gouzliualng __

121 K246+651 Juwan Gouzhuang Zuovc R Liz.huang- / Gouzhuang _ _ 1

122 K247+000 31068 Juwan Gouzhuang Cunhuan R g i Gouzhuang

123 K247+470 Juwan Gouzimang Zuoyc R / 124 K247+795 31069 Jiwan Sanfang Zuove R i

125 K248+084 Juwan Sanfang Zuovc R __/ _ 126 K248+344 31070 Juwan Guoyuian Guovu.an R Yangfan -Tangwan _ I

127 K248+770 Juwan Gaown Zuovc R _ / 128 K249+020 31071 Julwan Gaoan Cunihtiani R I _ /

129 K249+287 Juwan Gaoan Ligu R _ /____ Summary of various Highway crossing main exprcssway

N&P road County road Townshion Village other No. Stake No Code No V Road name Start-end point T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~roadroad

130 K250+122 31072 Juwan Gaoan Z-Sngzuii I ~~~~~~-Sunjiawan ____

131 K250+320 Caiyang Wupo Zuoye R _ 132 K250+793 31073 Caiyang Wupo CunhuanR . _

133 K251+274 31074 Caiyang Wupo Zhenhuan R Caiyang-Longxing _ _ _

134 K251+527 Caiyang Wupo Zuoyc R _

135 K251+727 Caivang Wuipo Wtipo-Yiiziii _ 136 K251+982 31075 Caiyang Yuzui Zuc __y_ 137 K252+290 Caivang Yuzui Songpo-Caiyang I 13X K252+474 Caiyang Yuzti Songpo-Yupo

139 K252+897 31076 Caiyang Yuzui Zuoye R _ ,- |

140 K253+186 Caiyang Yuzui Caiqi R Caiyang -Qifang _ 141 K253+364 31077 Caiyang Yuzui Cunhiuan R Liupo-Caiqi R _

142 K253+683 Caiyang Yuzui _ _ __ 143 K254+135 31078 Caiyan-g Hugang Zuoyc R _ / 144 K254+434 Caiyang Hugang ZuoycvR I 145 K254+706 31079 Caiyang Hugang Cunhuan R C n

146 K255+348 31081 Caiyang Lupo Caiyang-- ______~~ ~~Wocuin ______147 K255+720 Caiyang Lupo Zuoyc R _ I 148 K256+072 31082 Caiyang Lupo Zuoyc R I 149 K256+640 Caiyang Lupo Luipo-Hugang 150 K256+874 31083 Caiyang Lupo ZuoycRR.

151 K257+427 Caiyang Lupo Lupo-Guanzhuang _

152 K257+607 Caiyang Lupo Zuoyc R _ _ Cont inued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

No. Staka No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townsh ion V illIage other road road

Yiangyang ______

1 K(258+190 180 Zhangji Lipo gzlouzuan

2 K(258+375 180 Zhangji Lipo ______/ ______

3 K(258+510 181 Zhiangji Lipo ______

4 K(258+910 181 Zhangji Lipo______I/

5 K(259+180 182 Zhangji Lipo ______

6 K259+700 182 Zhangji Zhoudang ______'

7 1(260+145 183 Zhangji Zhoudang ____ 8 K(260+305 183 Zhangji -Zhoudang____

9 K(260+530 184 -Zhangii Zhoudang ______

10 K(260+835 184 Zhangji Zhoudang ____ I1I K261+030 1 184 Zhangjj, Zhoudang____ 12 K261+260 185 ZhngiL Niean 13 K(261+825 185 Zhangji Niegang_____ 14 K(262+270 186 Zhangji Nign

15 K(262+440 186 Zhangji Niegang______

1 6 K(262+910 187 Zhnj N gang______

17 K(263+245 187 Zhangji Shaopeng _____ I/ ____

18 K(263+475 1 188 Zhanpii Shaopeng ____

19 K(263+758 Zhangji Shaopeng ______

20 K263+893 _ _ _ __ Zhangji Sliaopeng______

21 K264+196 _ _ _ __ Zhangji Slhaopeng______

22 K 264+325 _ _ _ _ Zhangji Sh o ng______

23 K264+658Zh n iL o______. Cont i nued Summary of various Highway crossing main expressway

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road Townshion Village other road road

24 K264+780 Zhangji Lipo J _ _

25 K265+146 Zhanefi Shifan . . _ _ J 26 K265+318 Zhangii Shifan _ I 27 K265+572 Zliangi Shifan

28 K265+720 Zhangji Shifan J

29 K266+000 Zhangji Shifan _ _ '_ _

30 K266+230 Zhangji Shifan . J ____

31 K266+310 Zhangji Shifan _ _

32 K266+760 Zhangi Shifan ______. J 33 K266+936 Zhangji Shifan . . I 34 K267+342 Zhangji Shifan . / 35 K267+695 Z_Igangi Shifan . J'

36 K268+402 Zhangji Shifan _ _

37 K268+568 Zhangji Shifan . . .l

38 K268+852 Shuanggou Chenwan __.__- 39 K269+172 Shuanggou Chenwan .___._i__ _

40 K269+900 Shuanggou Chenwan . . . . _/____ 41 K270+100 Shuan gou Chenwan _ _4'

42 K270+610 Shuanggou Chenwan .4/

43 K272+690 Zhangwan Xiaowangying /

44 1K272+885 Zhangwan Xiaowangying ______'.

45 K273+098 Zhangwan Xiaowangyig . _ .4'

46 K273+395 _Zhangwan Xiaowangying _ _ |

47 K273+740 Zhangwan Xiaowangying _ ___ _ Cont i nued Summary of various Highway crossing main cxprcssivay

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road ounty road Townshion Village other road road

48 K273+860 Zliangwan Xiaowangying I/

49 K273+970 Zhangwan Xiaowangying _ _ 50 K274+170 Zhangwan Xiaowangying _ _

51 K274+320 Zhangwan Xiaowangying _ 52 K274+682 Zhangwan Xiaowangying 4 53 K275+090 Zhangwan Xiaowangying

54 K275+334 Zhangwan Xiaowangying __ 55 K275+655 .Zlangwan Xiaowangying _

56 K275+970 Zhangwan Maying _

57 K276+305 Zhangwan Maying __J

58 K276+996 Zhangwan Liuhu- __

59 K277+332 Zhangwan Liuhu . . J

60 K277+710 Zhangwan Liuhu __ _ 61 K278+030 Zhangwan Liuhu J 62 K278+458 210 Zhangwan Liuhu 4 63 K278+620 210 Zhangwvan Zhenggang J 64 K279+080 211 Zhangwan Zhenggang I

65 K279+830 212 Zhangwan Zhenggang _ _

66 K279+938 212 Zhangwan Zhenggang _ J 67 K280+431 213 Zhangwan Zhenggang / 68 K280+655 213 Zhangwan Zhcnggang -_

69 K281+101 214 Zhangwan Zhenggang _ ./

70 K2XI+465 214 _ Zhangwan Zhenggang __

71 K2X2+105 215 Zhangwan Zhuang _ . J Conti nued Summary of various Highway crossing main cxprcsswvay

No. Stake No Code No T V Road name Start-end point N&P road County road Townshion Village other road road

72 K282+455 216 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang I 73 K282+901 217 Zhangwan Zhuzliuang l 74 K284+430 219 Zlhangwan Zhuzhuang I 75 K284+710 219 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang J 76 K285+060 220 Zhangwan Zhuzhuang I

77 K285+705 221 Huopai Wangz.huang _ 78 K286+125 221 Huopai Wangzhuang . 79 K286+640 222 Huopai Wangzlhuang _ 80 K286+854 222 Huopai Wangzliuang _ 81 K287+480 223 Huopai Wangzliuang _ 82 K287+715 223 Huopai Wangzhuang _ X3 K288+085 224 Huopai Wangclioiig I/

84 K288+530 225 Huopai Wangchori g ___g / 85 K288+922 225 Huopai Gaoying _ 86 K289+495 226 Huopai Gaoying / 87 K289+980 227 Huopai Gaoying l 88 K290+585 227 Htiopai Wanzi l

89 K292+180 230 Huopai Gaoying . 90 K292+295 230 Huopai Gaoying I 91 K292+410 230 Huopai Gaoying 4 92 K292+755 231 Huopai Gaoying I 93 K292+970 231 Huopai Gaoying _ Sourcs:Rcscltlcmncnt survcy. Table 8 Summary of affected power and telecommunications facilities

.500 thou. 220 tliou. 110 thou. V 35 tliou.V 10 thou. Long-distance Local Countryside Hung electric Hung electric Buried electric Affeccted T V V 380V and below communicatio cominunicati communicatio uetric Hnelectic urd electic metial line cable line and cable line (no. (no. (no. (no. (no. n line on line n line Total 2 4 27 III 242 946 78 102 153 Xiaonan 19 36 89 8 14 19 Sancha 2 4 7 2 2 Xihe 7 13 17 3 4 Xinpu . 4 4 20 2 3 Pengxing 1 2 12 5 Xiaogang _ 5 1 1 27 3 6 5 dougan- 2 6 3 3 Xiaochang 17 28 20 2 3

Baisha _ 17 28 20 2 3 Yunmeng _ _ 1 22 64 28 11 3 .. Zengdian 9 21 8 3 Daodian 9 39 13 6

Yitanp _ 4 4 7 2 3 nlu_ 2 6 4 61 248 19 4 12 . Nancheng Office 2 2 3 13 3 Tangdi . 2 7 36 6 2 . Yandian 6 34 82 2 12 Bifan 17 117 10 Zengdu _ .8 57 28 302 26 21

Luoyan _ _ 20 6 67 4 Continucd Summary of affected power and telecommunications facilities

500 thou. 220 tiou. I110 thou. V 35 thou.V 10 thou. Long-distanc Local Countysid Hung cicctric Hung cccric Buricd ccctric Affcctcd T V V 380V and below communicatio communicali communicatio m ctric clciic urd clectlic metal line cable linc and cable line _ No) (no (no (no (no n linc on linc n linc Hedian 36 __131 8 13 Dontgcieng Officc . 6 3 Nanjiao 6 11 Junchuan 6 21 7 . Anju 6 1 6 24 3 Huantan 2 4 42 1 8 Zaoyang 2 3 18 69 155 3 45 77 Wangcheng 7 25 10 . - XingIonp 9 16 24 . Wudian 3 30 97 12 37 . - Liangji 14 8 3 3 19 Juwan 2 2 13 12 14 6f Cai ang 2 2 2 Xiangyang 2 10 12 9 60 18 Zhangji -3 6 18 _ Shuanggou 1 3 15 6 Zhangwar 1 3 3 _ 15 __ _ 3 _ Huopai I I 1 3 9 12 9 .

Sourccs:Rcssettlcment Survcy Table 9 Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No Structure Number of aperture-aperture (M) Remark Xiaonan ! I___ K49+220 Tunnel 1-5 2 ;K49+440 Tunnel 1-6 3 K49+740 Tunnel 1-! 4 K50+140 Flvover 1-20 5 K50+700 Tunnel 1-5

6 KK51+205 Tunnel 1-6_--- 7 1K52+400 Tunnel I-5 8 K52+680 Tunnel 1-5

9 1K52+875 Flyover 2-25 |

10 K53+355 Tunnel 1-6 ------

11 _C54+080 Tunnel 1-5 _ i

12 K'54+400 Flyover 1-50 I 13 K 4+634 Flyover 1-41 _

14 IC55+150 Tunnel 1-5___ |

15 K5+-530 Tunnel 1-8 i _

16 K_-)+095 Tunnel _ 1-5 _ _

17 _K'6.620 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 _ 18 57+0155 Flyover 14+2x21+14. 19 F 7+i600 Flyover 1-20 20 |KI8+120 Flyover 2-25

21 IK; A+640 Tunnel 1-6 . j 22 K58+945 Flyover 1-16 23 K159-250 Tunnel 1-6

24 K59i445 Tunnel 1_6 25 K59+750 Tunnel 1-5 26 K60+)90 Flyover 1-30

27 1K604t670 Tunnel 1-6 28 tC60--970 Tunnel 1-8

29 _K61+530 Tunnel 1-5 . 30 K62+060 Tunnel 1-8 31 K62+398 Tunnel 1-8 32 _62+840 Tunnel 1-6 33 F.63+440 Tunnel 1-6 34 1(S5+855 Tunnel 1-6

35 K66+620 Tunnel 1-6 36 K6'+600 Flyover 3-20 37 K69-220 Tunnel 1-10 38 K70+770 Tunnel 1-6 20 Summary of Road Structures Allocation No. |Stake No structure No-pathway (m) remark 39 K71+190 Tunnel 1-8 40 [ K73+644 Tunnel 1-8 Xiaochang I K76+120 Flyover 4-20 Yumneng 1 K81+090 Flyover 16.4r34.4+16.4 2 K82+045 flyover 1-41 _ 3 K82+290 Flyover 2 - 25 4 K82+710 Flyover 1-50 5 K82+900 FIvover 16. 4+34. 4416. 4 6 K83+020 Tunnel 1-6 7 K83+582 Tunnel 1-6 8 K88+870 Tunnel 1-6 9 K89+354 Tunnel 1-10 10 K92+750 Tunnel 1-6 Anlu j I | K93+636 Tunnel 1-6 2 K95+400 Tunnel 1-8 _ 3 K96+330 Tunnel 1-8 . 4 K96+855 Tunnel 1-6 _ 5 K97+500 Tunnel 1--6 T _ 6 K98+904K Tunnel 1-8 _ 7 KK98+128 Tunnel 1-13

8 | _K100+465 Tunnel I -88_ 9 K101+220 Tunnel 1-6 10 K104+517 Flyover 1-50 11 IK106+077 Tunnel I_5- 12 K106+870 Flyover 2-25 _ 13 K108+140 Tunnel 1-6 14 K108+700 Tunnel 1-8 15 K108+855 Tunnel 1-6 16 K109+000 Tunnel 1_6 17 K109+240 Tunnel 1-8 18 K109+520 Tunnel 1-6 19 K110+340 Flyover 1-50 20 K110+800 Tunnel 1-5 21 KI11+160 Flyover 1-41 22 K1111+390 Flyover 14+2x21+14 __ 23 K 11+800 Tunnel 1-5

21 Continued Summary of Road Stru,,tures Allocation

No. IStake No structure Na -pathway (in) Remark 24 JK112+115 Tunnel 1-5 25 |K112+350 Tunnel 1-5 K112+600 Flyover 14+2x21+14 26 K112+770 Tunnel 1-5 27 K113+250 Tunnel 1-5 28 K114+080 Flyover 2-25 29 K113+900, Tunnel 1-5 30 K114+400 Flvover 1-20 31 K115+140 Tunnel 1-5 ._ 32 K115+300 Tunnel l-6 33 K115+500 Tunnel 1-5 ... _ 34 K115+920 Tunnel I1-_6 35 K116+230 Flyover 13.7+26.7+13.7 36 K116+590 Flyover 1-35 _ 37' K116+430 Tunnel 1-6 L 38 I K117-080 ! Tunnel 1-5 339 K117+560 j Tunnel 1I-5 40 K!Kl7+?880 Tunnel 1-13 |

41 K118-120 Tunnel 1-5 1

42 I Kii9--550 | Tunnel 1-5 _ 43 K119.0S0s Tunnel | 1 44 _K119+520 Flyover 1-16IG

| _45 K1l19+650 Tunnel 1-8 _-

46 _K120+030 Tunnel 1-5 - I 47 K120+240 Tunnel 1- 6 48 K120+534 Tunnel 1-6 49 K122+300 Tunnel - 1-6 50 K122+520 Tunnel 1-6 51 K123+370 Flyovcr 3-20 52 K125+670 Tunnel 1-5 53 K127+490 Tunnel 1-6 54 K128+870 Tunnel 1-6 55 K129+380 Flyover 1-30 56 K129+815 Tunnel 1-5 57 K130+110 Tunnel 1-5 Zengdu I I K131+018 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85

2 K131+284 Flyover 14+2x21+14 _ 3 K1131+962 Flyover 1-50 22 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. IStake No structure No. -pathway (m) remark 4 K132+210 Flvover 16.4+34.4+16.4 5 K132+510 Tunnel 1-5

6e K132+630 Flyover 2-25 7| K133+312 Flvover 1-40 8 K133+800 Tunnel I-6 9 K134+334 Tunnel 1[-6 10 K134+620 FlNover 14+2x18+14 11 K135+590 Flvover 1-35 12 K135+937 Tunnel 1-6 13 K136+112 Flvover 3-20 1 4 K136+540 Tunnel --6 15 K137+040 Tunnel 1-6

16 K137+120 Tunnel I1-_6 17 K137+445 Tunnel 1--6

18 K138+000 Tunnel I1--6_ 19 K138+640 Tunnel 1-5

20 K138+860 Tunnel __1--6_j 21 IK139+160 L Tunnel 1-6 22 K139+597 Tunnel 1-5 1. 23 K140+300 Tunnel 1-5

24 K140+800 Tunnel 1-6 _ _ -

25 K140+960 Tunnel 1-6 | 26 K141+200 Tunnel 1-6 27 K141+500 Tunnel 1_5 28 Kl41+800 Tunnel 1-6 | 29 K141+995 Tunnel 1I5 30 Kl42+140 Tunnel 1-6

31 K142+530 Tunnel 1-6- 32 K142+770 Tunnel 1-6

33 K143+040 Tunnel 1-6- 34 K143+330 Tunnel 1-5 35 K143+490 Tunnel 1-6 36 K144+125 Tunnel 1-6 37 K144+438 Flyaver 14+2x21+14 38 K144+686 Flyover 1-25 39 K144+860 Tunnel 1-6 40 K144+974 Tunnel 1-5 41 K145+150 Tunnel 1--6 42 K145+496 Tunnel 1-6 . 23 Cont i nued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 43 K145+690 Tunnel I1-_6_. 44 K146+230 Tunnel 1--6- 45 K146+616 Flyover 1-50 46 K146+770 Tunnel 1-_6 47 K146+945 Tunnel 1__I-_6 48 K147+344 Tunnel 1I-6 49 K144+500 Tunnel 1l-6 50 |K147+696 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 51 K147+955 Tunnel 1-6 52 K148+804 Tunnel I1-_6 53 K149+160 Tunnel 1-6 54 K149+290 Tunnel I-6 55 K149+632 Flyover 14+2x18+14 56 K149+900 Tunnel 1-5 57 K150+132 Tunnel 1-5 58 K150+574 Tunnel 1-6 59 _ K150940 I Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 60 K151+650 Flyover 3-20 61 K151+900 Tunnel 16-6 62 K152+050 Tunnel 1-6 63 K152+170 Tunnel 1-5 64 K152+380 Tunnel 1-5 65 _ K152+680 Flyover 1-35 66 K152+900 Tunnel 1-6 67 K153+366 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 68 K153+620 Tunnel 1-6 69 K153+734 Flyover 14.85.+26+14.85 70 K154+000 Tunnel 1-6 71 K154+295 Tunnel 1l-6 72 K154+600 Tunnel 1-6 73 K155+458 Flyover 1-40 74 K155+750 Flyover 1-25 75 K156+000 Tunnel 1-5 76 K156+262 Flyover 1-35 77 K156+360 Tunnel 1-6 78 K156+490 Tunnel 1_6_ 79 K156+770 Flyover 14+2x21+14 80 K157+162 Flyover 14.85+26+1485 81 K157+690 Tunnel 1--6 24 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 82 K157+987 Tunnel 1-6 83 K158+125 Tunnel 1-6 84 K158+194 Tunnel 16-6 85 K158+422 Tunnel 1-S 86 K158+696 Tunnel 1-8 87 K158+900 Tunnel 1-5 88 K159+120 Tunnel 1-8 89 K159+535 Tunnel 1-6 90 K159+868 Flyover 14+2x18+14 91 K160+272 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 92 K160+380 Tunnel 1-5 93 K160+700 Tunnel 1-5 94 K160+900 Tunnel 1-5 95 K161+174 Flyover 14+2x21+14 96 K161+800 Tunnel 1-6 97 K161+980 Tunnel 1--6 98 K162+320 Tunnel 1-6 99 K162+400 Tunnel I1-_6 100 K162+810 Tunnel 1_-5 101 K163+322 Flyover 1-50 102 K163+721 Tunnel 1-5 103 K163+960 Tunnel 1-5 104 K164+140 Tunnel 1-5 105 K164+358 Tunnel 1-5 106 K164+500 Tunnel 1-5 107 K165+045 Tunnel 1-8 108 K165+460 Tunnel 1-6 109 K165+800 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 110 K165+980 Tunnel 1_-_6 111 K166+180 Tunnel 1-5 112 K166+520 Tunnel 1-5 113 K166+860 Tunnel 1-8 114 K167+060 Tunnel I1-_6 115 K167+218 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 116 K167+374 Tunnel 1-6 117 K167+612 Tunnel 1-6 f 118 K167+824 Tunnel 1--6 119 K168+020 Tunnel 1-6 120 K168+210 Tunnel 1--6

25 Cont i nued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake-No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 121 K168+460 Tunnel I1-_6 122 K168+740 Flvover 1-50 123 K168+883 Tunnel 1-6___ 124 K169+116 Flover 1-35 125 K169+306 Flyover ___ 14+2 x 18__14__ 126 K169+580 Tunnel _-S 127 K170+350 Tunnel I-5 128 K170+535] Tunnel I-i 129 K170+790 Tunnel 1-6 130 K171+320 Tunnel 1-6 131 K171+835 Tunnel 1_-6_ _ 132 K172+070 Tunnel 1-6 133 K172+235 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 134 K172+680 Tunnel 1_-_5 135 K172+780 Tunnel 1-5 136 K172+840 Flvover 1-40 137 K172+950 Tunnel 1_-_5_. 138 K173+420 Tunnel 1_-_5 139 K173+680 Tunnel 1-6 140 K174+080 Tunnel 1-6 141 K174+180 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 142 K174+460 Tunnel 1-6 143 K174+600 Tunnel 1_-_6 144 K174+810 Tunnel 1-6 145 K175+050 Tunnel 1-5 146 K175+330 Tunnel 1-6 147 K175+450 Flyover 3 -20 148 K175+990 Tunnel 1-6 149 K176+158 Tunnel I-8

150 K176+560 Tunnel 1-6 _ 151 K176+780 Tunnel 1-8 152 K177+090 Tunnel 1-5 153 K177+332 Tunnel I -_8 154 K177+550 Tunnel 1- 5 155 K177+870 Tunnel 1_-_6 156 K178+120 Tunnel 1-6 157 K178+260 Tunnel 1-6 158 K179+080 Tunnel 1-8 159 K179+190 Flyover 3-20 26 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 160 K179+580 Flyover 3-20 161 K180+110 Tunnel 1-6

162 K180+230 Flyover 1-25 _ 163 K180+508 Tunnel 1-5 164 K180+680 Tunnel 1-6 165 K180+900 Tunnel 1-6 166 K180+300 Tunnel 1-8 167 K180+460 Tunnel 1-5 168 K180+800 Tunnel 1-5 169 K182+014 Tunnel 1-6 170 K182+150 Tunnel 1-6 171 K182+480 Tunnel 1-6 172 K182+700 Tunnel 1-6 ._ 173 K183+170 Tunnel 1-8 174 K183+258 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 175 K183+620 Tunnel 1-6 176 K183+890 Flyover 14+2x21+14 177 K184+100 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 178 K184+350 Tunnel 1-8 179 K184+550 Flyover 1-35 180 K184+750 Tunnel 1-6 181 K184+990 Tunnel 1--6 182 K185+480 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 183 K185+670 Tunnel 1-6 184 K186+025. Tunnel 1-5 185 K186+190 Tunnel 1-8 186 K186+380 Tunnel 1_-_6 187 K187+580 Flyover 1-35 188 K187+800 Tunnel 1-5 189 K187+950 Flyover 1-50 190 K188+250 Tunnel 1-6 191 K188+730 Tunnel 1-5 192 K188+900 Tunnel 1-5 193 K189+080 Tunnel 1-5 194 K189+480 Tunnel 1-8 195 K189+925 Tunnel 1-5 196 K190+680 Tunnel 1-8 197 K191+390 Flyover 14+2x18+14 198 K191+980 Tunnel 1-5 27 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (ni) remark 199 K192+270 Tunnel 1-5 200 K192+430 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 201 K192+540 Tunnel 1-5 202 K193+260 Tunnel 1-5 | 203 K193+870 Turnel 1-5 204 K194+040 Tunnel 1-6 205 K194+930 Flyover 14+2X21+14 206 K195+080 Tu=el 1-5 207 K195+390 Tunnel 1-5 208 K195+580 Tunnel 1-5 209 K196+750 Tunnel 1--6 210 K197+030 Flyover 1-50 211 K197+250 Tunnel 1--6 212 K197+450 Tunnel 1-5 213 K197+650 Tunnel 1-8 214 K198+340 Flyover 1-50 215 K198+636 Tunnel 1-6 216 K198+840 Tunnel 1-5 217 K199+320 Flyover 1-50 218 K199+590 Tunnel 1-6I-6 219 K199+990 Flvover 2-25 220 K200+150 Tunnel 1-5 221 K200+300 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 222 K200+795 Tunnel 1-6 223 K201+120 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 224 K201+370 Flyover 14+2x18+14 225 K201+590 Tunnel 1-5.. 226 K201+700 Tunnel 1-5 227 K202+000 Flyover I-40 Zaovang I . K202+350 Flyover 1-35 2 K202+720 Flyover 14+2x21+14 3 K202+990 Flyover 2-20 4 K203+495 Tunnel 1-6 5 K203+870 Tunnel 1-6 6 K204+215 Flyover 2-25 7 K204+640 Tunnel 1-6 8 K204+975 Flyover 1-50 9 K205+625 Tunnel 1.-6 28 Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake NoT structure No.-pathway (m) Remark 10 K205+990 Flvover 14.85+26+14.85 II K206+350 Tunnel [-6 12 K206+445 Fivover l-40 13 K207+045 Flvover 14+2x18+14 14 K207+300 Flvover 2-25 15 K207+660 Tunnel 1-5 16 K208+301 Tunnel 1-5 17 K208+772 Tunnel 1-8 18 K209+360 Tunnel 1- 8 __ 19 K209+620 Flvover 3-16 20 K209+905 Tunnel 1-6 21 K2104185 Tunnel 1-8 22 1K210+337 Tunnel 1-6 23 K210+875 Tunnel 1-6 24 K211+280 Tunnel 1-6 25 1K211+450 Tunnel 1-6 26 K211+775 Flvover 1-35 27 K212+202 Tunnel I1-_6 28 K212+650 Tunnel 1-6 29 K212+930 Tunnel I1-_6 30 1K213+193 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 31 K213+620 Tunnel 1-5 32 K213+800 Flyover 2-25 33 K214+140 Flyover 1-50 34 K214+575 Tinnel 1-6 35 K215+300 Tunnel 1-5 36 K215+483 Tunnel 1-8 37 K216+626 Tunrel - 1-8 38 1K216+891 Tunnel 1-8 39 K217+165 Tunnel 1-6 40 K217+885 Flyover 14+2x18+14 41 K218+712 Tunnel 1-6 42 K218+808 Tunnel 1-6 43 K219+008 Tunnel 1-8 44 K219+390 Tunnel 1-5 45 K219+560 Tunnel 1 -- 6 46 K220+220 Tunnel 1-6 47 K220+400 Tunnel 1-6 48 KC220+875 Flyover 3-20 29 cuntinuea Summary of Road Structures Al location

| No. [Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 49 K221+100 Tunnel 1-5 50 K221+285 Flvover 14.85+26+14.85

51 K221+280 Tunnel 1-5S 52 K222+430 Flyover 1-50 53 K222+650 Tunnel 1-6 54 K222+890 Flyover 1-35 55 K223+195 Flyover 1-50 56 K223+460 Tunnel 1-6_. 57 K223+670 Tunnel 1-6

58 K224+420 Tunnel ___ 1-6 _ 59 K224+580 Tunnel 60 K224+850 Tunnel 1-8 61 K225+100 Tunnel t-5 62 K225+500 Tunnel 1-5 63 K225+911 Flyover 1-50 64 1K226+402 Flyover 1-50 65 K227+250 Tunnel 1-5 66 K227+402 Tunnel 1-5 67 K227+612 Flyover 16+2x25+16 68 K228+115 Tunnel 1-6 69 K228+330 Tunnel 1-6 70 K228+550 Tunnel 1-6 71 K228+890 Tunnel 1-6 72 K229+188 Flyover 1-35 73 1K229+500 Tunnel 1-6 74 K229+875 Flyover 2-25 75 K230+170 Tunnel 1-5 76 K230+445 Flyover 1-50 77 K230+960 Tunnel 1-6 78 K231+230 Flyover 14+2x18+14 79 K231+540 Tunnel 1-6 80 K231+740 Tunnel 1-6 81 K232+020 Tunnel 1-5_ 82 K232+270 Flyover 1-50 83 1K232+774 Tunnel 1-6 84 K233+360 Tunnel 1-8 85 K233+520 Tunnel 1-6 86 K233+827 Tunnel 1-6 87 K234+221 Tunnel 1-6

30 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) Remark 88 K234+404 Tunnel 1-6 89 K234+790 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 90 K235+365 Tunnel 1-6 91 K235+094 Flyover 4-20 92 K235+920 Tunnel 1-6 93 K236+320 Flyover 1-4-0 94 K236+690 | Flyover 3-20 95 K236+900 Tunnel 1-6 96 K237+440 Tunnel 1-5 97 K237+661 Tunnel 1-8 98 K237+816 Tunnel 1-6 99 K238+424 Tunnel 1-8 100 (K238+542 Tunnel 1-6 101 K239+063 Tunnel 1-8 102 K239+505 Tunnel 1-6 103 K239+780 Tunnel 1-6 104 K240+205 Tunnel 1-8 105 K240+614 Tunnel 1-8 106 K240+818 Tunnel 1-5 107 K241+112 Tunnel 1-6 108 K242+004 Tunnel 1-8 109 K242+155 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 110 K242+540 Tunnel 1-5 111 K242+837 Tunnel 1-6 112 K242+983 Tunnel 1-8 113 K243+590 Tunnel 1-6 114 K244+285 Flyover 3-16 115 K244+446 Flyover 1-50 116 K244+856 Tunnel 1-5 117 K245+126 Tunnel 1-6 118 K245+389 Flyover 1-50 119 K245+881 Tunnel 1-6 120 K246+216 Tunnel 1-6 121 K246+651 Tunnel 1-6 122 K246+915 Tunnel 1-8 123 K247+470 Flyover 2-25 124 K247+795 Tunnel 1-6 125 K248+084 Tunnel 1-6 126 K248+344 Flyover 1-50 31 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 127 K248+770 Tunnel 1-5 128 K249+020 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 129 K249+287 Flyover 3-13 130 K250+122 Flyover 14+2x21+14 131 K250+320 Tunnel 1-5 132 K250+793 Tunnel 1-6 133 K251+274 Flyover 1-50 134 K251+527 Tunnel 1-6 135 K251+727 Tunnel 1-6 136 K251+982 Tunnel 1-5 137 K252+290 Tunnel 1-6 138 K252+474 Tunnel --6 139 K252+897 Tunnel I1-_6 140 K253+186 Flyover 2-20 141 K253+364 Tunnel 1-6 142 K253+683 Tunnel 1-6 143 K254+135 Flyover 1-35 144 K254+434 Tunnel I6-6 145 K254+706 Tunnel 1_-_6 146 K255+348 Tunnel 1-8 147 K255+720 Flyover 1-40 148 K256+072 Tunnel 1-6 149 1K256+640 Flyover 1-50 150 K256+874 Tunnel 1-5 151 K257+427 Tunnel 1-5 152 K257+607 Flyover 1-50 Xiangyang . 1 K258+190 Tunnel 1-5 2 K258+375 Flyover 1-50 3 K258+510 Tunnel 1-6 4 K258+910 Tunnel 1_-_6 5 K259+180 Tunnel 1-6 6 K259+700 Tunnel 1-6 7 K260+145 Flyover 1-50 8 K260+305 Tunnel 1-S 9 K260+530 Tunnel 1-5 10 K260+835 Tunnel 1-5 11 K261+030 Tunnel I1-_6 12 K(261+260 Tunnel 1-5 32 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake Nol structure No.-pathway (m) remark 13 K261+825 Tunnel 1-6

14 K262+270 Tunnel 1-6

15 K262+440 Tunnel 1-6

16 1K262+910 Tunnel 1- 5

17 K263+245 Tunnel 1-5 18 K263+475 Flyover 3-16

19 |K263+758 Tunnel 1-5 ._ _ 20 K263+893 Tunnel 1-5 21 K264+196 Tunnel 1-5 22 K264+325 Tunnel 1-5 23 K264+658 Tunnel 1-6

24 K264+780 Tunnel n e-6 _ 25 K265+146 Tunnel I1-_6

26 K265+318 Tunnel 1- 6 27 K265+572 Tunnel 1-6 28 (K265+720 Tunnel 1-5 29 K266+000 Tunncl 1-5 30 K266+230 Tunnel 1-8 31 K266+310 Tunnel 1-8 32 K266+760 Tunnel 1-5 33 K266+936 Tunnel 1-5 34 _K267+342 Tunnel 1-8 35 K267+695 Tunnel 1-5 36 K268+402 Tunnel 1-5 37 K268+568 Tunnel 1-5 38 K268+852 Tunnel 1-5 39 K269+172 Tunnel 1-8 40 K269+900 Tunnel 1-6 41 K270+100 Tunnel 1-6 42 K270+610 Tunnel 1-8 43 K272+690 Tunnel 1-6 44 _ K272+885 Tunnel 1-6 45 K273+098 Tunnel 1-- 6 46 K273+395 Tunnel 1-8 47 K273+740 Tunnel 1-6 48 K273+860 Tunnel 1-5 49 K273+970 Tunnel 1-8 50 K274+170 Tunnel 1-8 51 K274+320 Tunnel 1-6 33 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 52 K274+682 Tunnel 1_-_8 53 K275+090 Tunnel 1-6 54 K275+334 Tunnel 1--6 55 K275+655 Tunnel 1-6 56 K275+970 Tunnel 1l-6 57 K276+305 Tunnel 1-5 58 K276+996 Tunnel 1-8 59 K277+332 Tunnel 1-6 60 K277+710 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 61 K278+030 Tunnel 1-5 62 K278+458 Flyover 2-25 63 K278+620 Flyover 1-35 64 K279+080 Tunnel 1-5 65 K279+830 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 66| (K279+938 - Tunnel 1-5 67 (K280+431 Flyover 1-40 68 K280+655 Flyover 16.4+34.4+16.4 .. 69 _ K281+101 Tunnel 1-5 70 K281+465 Flyover 2-25 71 K282+105 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 72 K282+455 Tunnel 1-5 73 K282+901 Flyover 1-50 74 K284+430 Tunnel 1- 5 75 K284+710 Flyover 1-50 76 K285+060 Tunnel 1-5 77 K285+705 Flyover 1-50 78 K286+125 Tunnel 1-5 79 K286+640 Flyover 2-25 80 K286+854 Flyover 1-50 81 K287+480 Tunnel 1-5 82 K287+715 Flyover 1-40 83 _ K288+085 Flyover 14.85+26+14.85 84 K288+530 Tunnel 1-5 85 K288+922 Flyover 1-35 86 K289+495 Tunnel 1-5 87 K289+980 Tunnel 1-8 88 K290+585 Tunnel 1_-_6 89 K292+180 Tunnel 1--6 90 K292+295 Tunnel 1-6 34 Continued Summary of Road Structures Allocation

No. Stake No structure _ No.-pathway (m) remark 91 K292+410 Tunnel 1-8 92 K292+755 Tunnel 1--6 93 K292+970 Tunnel 1-5 Source:HB D&P Institute

35 Attached table 10 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No. -pathway (m) remark Xiaona 1 K49+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 2 | K49+880 Arch Culvert 14-4 3 1K50+180 1 _Pipe culvert l_-_1.S 4 I K50+410 Pipe Culvert 1_-_1.5 5 K50+610 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6 K50+680 T Pipe Culvert I-1.5 7 K51+100 Arch Culvert 1-4 8 1 K51+290 Plate Culvert 1-4 9 K51+495 Plate Culvert 1-4 10 K52+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 11 K52+450 ! Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 12 K52+980 Plate Culvert 1-4 13 K53+100 Plate Culvert 1-4 14 K53+880 Arch Culvert 1-4 15 K54+210 ! Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 16 K54+550 Arch Culvert 1-4 17 K54+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 18 K55+300 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 19 K55+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 20 K55+885 Bridge 3-8 21 K56+300 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 22 K56+340 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 23 K56+500 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 24 K56+627 I Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 25 K56+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 26 K57+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 27 K57+300 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 28 K57+510 | Bridge 1-16 29 K57+750 | Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 30 K58+000 Arch Culvert 1-4 31 K58+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 32 K58+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 33 K59+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 34 K59+610 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 35 K59+890 Bridge 1-16 36 K60+350 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 37 K60+590 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 38 K60+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

36 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation _ No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 39 K61+150 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 40 K61+740 Pipe Culver 1-1.5 41 K61+910 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 42 K62+300 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 43 K62+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 44 K63+250 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 45 K63+900 Bridge 1-10 46 K65+230 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 47 K65+645 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 48 K66+770 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 49 K67+730 Arch Culvert 1-2 50 K68+110 Bridge 10-30 51 K69+946 Plate Culvert 1-4 _ 52 K70+600 Bridge 1-10 53 K71+570 Bridge 1-13 54 K73+590 Plate Culvert 1-4 55 K74+310 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 Xiaochang __._| I K75+830 Plate Culvert 1-4 2 K76+244 Siphon 2-1.2 3 K77+320 Plate Culvert 1-3 4 K78+000 Plate Culvert 1-3 5 K78+310 Plate Culvert 1-3 6 K78+724 Bndge 3-16 Yunmeng I K78+918 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 2 K79+405 Plate Culvert 1-3 3 KS0+060 Siphon 2-1.2 4 K80+375 Bridge 1-16 5 K81+180 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6 K82+055 Siphon 2-1.2 7 . K82+450 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 8 K82+880 Siphon 2-1.2 9 K83+575 Bridge 1-10 10 K84+095 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 11 K84+850 Bridge 2-16 12 K85+390 Plate Culvert 1-4 13 K86+100 Pipe Culvet 1-1.5 14 K87+307 Plate Culvert 1-4 37 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No.' Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 15 1K87+864 Bridge 3-20 16 KK88+824 | Bridge 1-20 17 K89+770 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 18 K89+980 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 19 K90+680 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 20 K91+320 Bridge 4-20 21 K91+630 Bridge 1-13 22 K92+505 'Bridge 6x25+3x30+l5x25+3x3O+5x25 23 K93+164 . Anlu I 1 K93+710 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

2 K94+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 ._ . 3 K94+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 4 K95+660 Bridge 1-10

___ 1K96+080 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6______1K96+500 Siphon 2-1.2 7 K97+170 __ Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 8 K97+720 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 9 K98+076 !PipeCulvert I-_1_5 10 K100+000 Arch_Culvert 1-3 11 K100+360 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 12 K100+665 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 13 K100+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 14 K101+320 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 15 K102+220 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 16 K103+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 17 K104+050 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 18 K104+540 Siphon 1-1.2 19 K105+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 20 1K105+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 21 K106+280 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 22 K106+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 23 K107+750 Plate Culvert 1-4 24 K108+380 Pipe CuIvert 1-1.5 25 K108+740 Siphon 1-1.2 26 K109+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 27 K109+820 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 28 K109+930 Bridge 1-16 29 KllO+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

38 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 30 K110+300 Pipe Culvert 1-I .5 31 K110+360 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 32 K110+420 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 33 K110+680 Plate Culvert 1-4 34 K110+990 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 35 Klll+l00 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 36 K111+440 Siphon 1-1.2 37 | K111+550 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 38 K111+730 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 39 K111+670 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 40 K111+940 Bridge 3-20 41 K111+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 42 K112+150 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 43 K112+550 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 44 K112+430 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 45 K112+450 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 46 K112+520 Plate Culvert 1-4 47 K112+570 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 48 K112+770 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 _ 49 K112+850 Siphon 1-1.2 50 K113+150 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 51 K113+070 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 52 K113+160 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 53 K113+250 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 54 K113+340 Siphon 1-1.2 55 K113+430 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 56 K113+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 57 K113+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 58 K113+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 59 K113+900 Plate Culvert 1-4 60 K114+280 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 61 K114+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 62 K114+450 Plate Culvert 1-4 63 K114+680 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 64 K114+830 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 65 K114+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 66 Kl15+050 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 67 K115+220 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 68 K115+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

39 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocaticn No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 69 K115+720 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 70 K115+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 71 K115+550 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 72 K115+920 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 73 K116+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 74 K116+160 Siphon 1-1.2 75 | K116+320 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 76 K116+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 77 K116+840 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 78 K116+980 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 79 K117+350 Bridge 1-16 80 K117+450 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 81 K117+730 Siphon 1-1.2 82 K118+340 Pipe Culve1n 1-1.5 83 K118+700 | Plate Culvert 1-4 84 K118+950 Bridge 1-16 85 K119+520 Bridge 1-16 86 K119+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 87 K119+930 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 88 K120+130 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 89 K120+534 Bridge 2-25 90 K120+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 91 K120+720 Plate Culvert 1-4 92 K121+460 Arch Culvert 1-2 93 K121+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 94 K121+850 Arch Culvert 1-2 95 K122+950 Arch Culvert -1-2 96 K122+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 97 K122+430 Arch Culvert 1-2 98 K123+300 Bridge 1-13 99 K123+480 Bridge 1-16 100 K123+590 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 101 K123+970 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 102 K124+320 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 103 K124+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 104 K124+950 Arch Culvert 1-4 105 K125+200 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 106 K125+370 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 107 K125+500 Arch Culvert 1-2

40 %jl,ailUCi Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No I structure No.-pathway (m) remark 108 K125+800 Bridge 11-30 109 K126+500 Arch Culvert 1-4 110 K126+980 Arch Culvert 1-4 111 K127+430 Bridge 1-16 112 K127+630 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 113 K128+000 Plate Culvert 1-4 114 K128+630 Arch Culvert 1-4 115 K128+930 Bridge 1-16 116 K129+220 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 117 K129+500 Arch Culvert 1-4 118 K129+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 119 K129+870 Siphon 1-1.2 120 K130+570 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 121 K130+783 Bridge 7-30 122 K131+132 Bridge 3-10 123 K131+500 Bridge 2-13 Zengdu .

I K131+740 Pipe Culven _-1.5 I 2 K131+960 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 3 K132+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 4 K132+410 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 5 K132+640 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6 K132+980 Bridge 4-30 7 K133+160 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 8 K133+440 Arch Culvert 1-4 9 K133+540 Bridge 3-20 10 K133+606 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 11 K134+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 12 K134+500 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 13 K134+810 Bridge 4-20 14 K135+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 15 K135+260 Bridge 3-20 16 K135+745 Bridge 5-30 17 K136+170 Bridge 14-30 18 K136+708 Bridge 3_-_10 19 K136+850 Siphon 1-12 20 K138+370 Pipe Culvert I _-1.5 21 K139+400 Pipe Culvert I _-1.5 22 K140+130 Pipe Culvert 1_-1.5

41 Sunmiary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 23 K140+350 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 24 K140+710 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 .- 25 K141+350 Siphon 1-1.2 26 K141+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 27 K141+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 28 K142+030 Arch Culvert 1-6 29 K142+250 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 30 K142+400 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 31 K142+660 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 32 K142+960 Plate Culvert 1-3 33 K143+740 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 34 K143+932 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 35 K144+540 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 36 K145+100 Arch Culven 1-6 37 K145+300 Siphon 1-1.2 38 K145+520 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 39 K145+950 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 40 K146+569 Siphon 1-1.2 41 K146+744 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 42 K147-+-108 Bridge 3-20 43 K147+955 Bridge 5-20 44 K147+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 45 K148+723 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 46 K149+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 47 K149+390 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 48 K149+680 Plate Culvert 1-2.5

49 K150+033 Bridge .3-20 50 K150+274 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 51 K150+400 Plate Culvert 1-4 52 K150+770 Siphon 1-1.2 53 K151+140 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 54 K151+560 Arch Culvert 1-6 55 K151+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 56 K151+986 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 57 K152+900 Bridge 6-30 58 K154+295 Bridge 15-30 59 K154+920 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 60 K155+130 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 61 K155+309 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

42 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 62 K155+509 Plate Culvert 1-3 63 K155+590 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 64 K155+662 Plate Culvert 1-3 65 K155+945 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 66 K156+490 Bridge 3-13 67 K156+912 Plate Culvert 1-3 68 K157+100 Siphon 1-1.2 69 K157+882 Arch Culvert 1-6 70 K158+164 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 71 K158+736 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 72 K159+046 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 73 K159+340 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 74 K160+580 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 75 K161+066 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 76 K161+290 Siphon 1-1.2 77 K161+480 Siphon 1-1.2 78 K161+760 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 79 K161+920 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 80 K162+657 Arch Culvert 1--6 81 K162+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 82 K163+370 Siphon 1-1.2 83 K163+454 Siphon 1-1.2 84 K164+244 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 85 K165+220 Arch Culvert 1-6 86 K165+515 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 87 K166+220 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 88 K166+330 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 89 K166+466 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 90 K166+582 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 91 K166+708 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 92 K167+104 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 93 K167+330 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 94 K167+582 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 95 K167+798 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 96 K168+090 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 97 K168+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 98 K169+183 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 99 K170+104 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 100 K170+350 Bridge 8-30

43 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation_ No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 101 K170+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5. 102 K170+970 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 103 K171+080 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 104 K171+450 Siphon 1-1.2 105 K171+750 Arch Culvert -6 106 K172+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 107 K172+440 Siphon 1-1.2 108 K172+530 Siphon 1-1.2 109 K172+680 Bridge 3-10 110 K172+880 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 111 K173+090 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 112 K173+230 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 113 K173+420 Bridge 6-30 114 K174+920 Siphon 1-1.2 115 K175+220 Arch Culvert 1-6 116 K175+570 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 117 K175+743 Bridge 4-30 118 K176+070 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

119 K176+450 Pipe Culvert I _-1.5 120 K176+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 121 K176+850 Pipe Culvert I-1.5

122 K177+020 Pipe Culvert I _-1.5 123 K177+180 Plate Culvert I1-_2.5 124 K177+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 125 K177+680 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 126 K178+410 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 127 K178+980 Pipe Culvert -- 1-1.5 128 K179+380 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 129 K179+670 Pi Culvert 1-1.5 130 K179+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 131 K180+030 Plate Culvert 1-3 132 K180+380 Plate Culvert 1-3 133 K181+040 Plate Culvert 1-4 134 K181+180 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 135 K181+630 Plate Culvert 1-4 136 K181+920 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 137 K182+913 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 138 K183+510 Bridge 4-30 139 K183+690 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

44 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. | Stake No struicture No.-pathway (m) remark 140 K184+050 Siphon 1-1.2 141 K184+240 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 142 K184+920 Pipc Culvert 1-1.5 143 K185+120 Plate Culvert 1-3 144 K185+340 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 145 K185+850 Pipe Culvert 1--.5 146 K186+110 Pipe Culven 1-1.5 147 K186+325 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 148 K186+510 Arch Culvert -6 149 K186+650 [ Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 150 K186+880 Bridge 10-30 151 K187+330 I Bridge 3-10 152 K187+630 F Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 153 K187+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 154 K188+130 Arch Culvert 1-6 155 K188+450 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 156 K188+580 Siphon 1-1.2 157 K189+370 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 158 K189+680 Siphon 1-1.2 159 K190+180 Bridge 4-20 160 K190+450 Plate Culvert 1-3 161_ K190+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 162 K190+660 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 163 K191+060 Plate Culvert 1-3 164 K191+860 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 165 K191+600 Bridge 3-10 166 K192+890 Bridge 5-30 167 K193+440 Siphon 11.2 168 K193+700 Arch Culvert 1-6 169 K194+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 170 K194+280 Pipe Culvcrt 1-1.5 171 K194+420 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 172 K194+750 Arch Culvert 1-6 173 K195+200 Plate Culvert 1-3 174 K195+720 Arch Culvert 1--6 175 K195+960 Siphon 1-1.2 176 K196+240 Bridge 3-20 177 K197+820 Bridge 3 -20 178 K197+960 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

45 Sufmmary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 179 K199+100 Siphon 1-1.2 180 K199+500 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 181 K200+620 Bridge 4-20 182 K200+980 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 183 K201+240 Siphon 1-1.2 184 K201+760 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 185 K202+100 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 186 K202+220 [ Plate Culvert 1-2.5 Zaoyang _ 1 K202+480 Siphon 1-1.2 2 K202+870 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 3 K203+060 f Plate Culvert 1-2.5 4 K203+220 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 5 K203+330 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6 K204+000 Plate Culvert 1-3 7 K204+360 Bridge 2-10 8 K204+450 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 9 K204+718 Siphon 1-1.2 10 K204+800 Bridge 2-10 11 _K205+300 Plate Culvert 1_-_2.5 12 K205+470 Pipe Culvert I_-_1.5 13 K205+720 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 14 K205+840 Siphon 1-1.2 15 K206+050 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 16 K206+290 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 17 K206+670 Siphon 1-1.2 18 K206+807 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 19 K207+240 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 20 K207+500 Pipe Culvert I_-_1.5 21 K207+730 Pipe Culvert 1_-_1.5 22 K207+956 Bridge 3 -16 23 K208+250 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 24 K208+680 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 25 K209+040 Arch Culven 1-6 26 K209+200 Pipe Culvert 1_-1.5 27 K209+905 Pipe Cilvert 1-1.5 28 K210+050 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 29 K210+420 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 30 K210+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

46 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No | structure No.-pathway (m) remark 31 K210+640 Bridge 2-13 32 KK210+762 Bridge 2-13 33 | K210+976 Bridge 4-30

34 |K211+620 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 _ 35 | K211+845 Siphon 1-1.2

36 1K212+000 ! Siphon 1-1.2 ____ 37 1K212+280 !Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 38 K212+455 I Arch Culvert 1_-6 _ 39 _ _K212+650 Bridge 4-30_ 40 |K212+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 41 [ K213+060 Siphon 1-1.2 42 K213+300 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 43 K213+460 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 44 K214+035 Siphon 1-1.2 45 (K214+347 Siphon 1-1.2 46 K214+500 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 47 K214+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 48 K215+220 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 49 K215+590 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 50 K215+670 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 51 K216+030 Bridge 12-30 52 K216+640 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 53 1K216+720 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 54 K217+270 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 55 K217+240 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 56 K217+325 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 57 K217+504 Bridge 3 -13 58 K217+603 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 59 K218+010 Siphon 1-1.2 60 K218+188 Plate Culvert 1-3 61 K218+370 Bridge 3-13 62 K218+550 Siphon 1-1.2 63 K218+920 Siphon 1-1.2 64 1K219+180 Plate Culvert 1-3 65 K219+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 66 K219+920 Bridge 4-20 67 1K220+080 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 68 K220+520 Arch Culvert -1-6 69 K220+640 Bridge 3-10

47 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 70 K221+182 Siphon 1-1.2 71 K221+260 Siphon 1-1.2 72 K221+615 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 73 K221+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 74 K221+990 Bridge 4-30 75 K222+140 Plate Culvert 1-4 76 K222+330 Siphon 1-1.2 77 K222+520 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 78 K222+800 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 79 K222+981 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 _ 80 K223+025 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 81 K223+080 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 82 K223+580 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 83 K223+826 Bridge 4-20 84 K224+025 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 85 K224+275 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 86 K224+645 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 87 K224+895 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 88 K225+305 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 89 K225+685 Siphon 1-1.2 90 K226+030 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 91 K226+150 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 92 K226+470 Siphon 1-1.2 93 K226+600 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 94 K226+918 Bridge 4-30 95 K227+075 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 96 K227+490 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 97 K227+930 Bridge 3-16 98 K228+290 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 99 K228+490 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 100 K228+790 Siphon 1-1.2 101 K228+910 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 102 K229+050 Siphon 1-1.2 103 K229+360 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 104 K229+430 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 105 K229+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 106 K229+723 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 107 K230+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 108 K230+235 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 _ _ _

48 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 109 _ K230+686 | Plate Culvert 1-2.5 110 1K230+860 j Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 _ III KK231+020 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 112 |K231+330 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 113 K231+450 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 114 K231+740 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 115 (K232+120 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 116 K232+380 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 117 K232+630 | Pipe Culvert 1-1.5. 118 K232+990 | Bridge 4-20 119 K233+235 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 120 K233+435 | Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 __ 121 K233+480 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 122 K233+625 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 123 K233+680 Arch Culvert 1--6_ _ 124 K233+740 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 125 K234+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 126 K234+570 Plate Culvert' 1-3 127 K234+660 Bridge 3 -20 128 K234+748 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 129 K234+892 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 130 K234+984 Siphon 1-1.2 131 K235+212 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 132 K235+430 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 133 K235+560 Bridge 2-13 134 K235+750 Pipc Culvert 1-1.5 135 K235+822 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 136 K236+125 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 137 K236+440 Siphon 1-1.2 138 K2237+100 Bridge 3-13 139 K237+330 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 140 K237+525 Pipe Culvert I-1.5 141 K237+960 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 142 K238+168 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 143 K238+280 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 144 K238+696 Plate Culvert 1-3 145 K238+935 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 146 K239+170 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 147 K239+363 Pipe Culver 1-1.5IS 49 Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No | structure No.-pathway (m) remark 148 K239+630 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 149 K239+960 Pipe Clvert 1-1.5 150 K240+370 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 151 K240+925 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 152 K241+485 Bridge 20-30 153 K241+903 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 154 K242+276 Siphon 1-1.2 155 K242+480 | Siphon 1-1.2 156 K1242+335 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 157 _K242+664 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 158 K243+360 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 159 K243+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 160 K244+010 Bridge 3-20 161 K244+364 Siphon 1-1.2 162 K244+680 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 163 K244+178 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 164 K245+664 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 165 K246+105 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 166 K246+846 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 167 K246+405 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 168 K246+915 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 169 K247+247 Siphon 1-1.2 170 K247+858 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 171 K247+990 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 172 1K248+521 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 173 K248+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 174 K248+889 Siphon 1-1.2 175 K249+152 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 176 K249+440 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 177 K249+589 Bridge 3-16 178 K249+758 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 179 K249+957 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 180 K250+378 Bridge 3-16 181 K250+440 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 182 K250+580 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 183 K250+983 Plate Culvert 1-3 184 K251+432 Plate Culvert 1-4 185 K251+616 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 186 K251+878 Siphon 1-1.2

50 Continued Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No [ structure No.-pathway (m) remark 187 |K252+124 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 188 |K252+705 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 189 K253+012 Bridge 3-16 190 K253+530 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 191 K253+840 Bridge 1-8

192 K254+000 Siphon 1-1.2 _ 193 K254+320 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 194 K254+600 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 195 K254+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 196 K255+078 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 197 K255+202 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 198 K255+466 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 199 K256+000 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 200 K256+210 j Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 201 K256+326 | Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 202 K256+460 I Plate Culvert 1-2.5 203 K257+134 Bridge 3-10 204 1K257+234 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 205 K257+800 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 Xiangvang 1 K258+100 Pipc Culvert 1-1.5 2 K258+450 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 3 K258+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 4 K258+860 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 5 K259+010 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 6 K259+400 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 7 1K259+500 I Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 8 K259+850 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 9 1K259+980 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 10 1K260+680 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 11 K260+940 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 12 K261+380 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 13 K261+670 Bridge 3-10 14 K262+180 Arch Culvert 1_-6 15 K263+080 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 16 K263+760 Plate Culvert 1-3 17 K264+200 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 18 K264+525 Bridge 2-13 19 K265+250 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

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No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) - remark 20 K265+385 Bridge 3-10 21 K265+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 22 K266+460 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 23 K267+370 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 24 K267+460 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 25 K267+730 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 26 K(268+S00 |Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 27 K268+795 Pipe Culvert I- 1.5 28 K269+660 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 29 K270+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5S 30 K271+380 Bridge I x30+40+60+60+40+38x30 31 K272+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 32 K272+900 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 33 K273+150 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 34 K273+740 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 35 K274+350 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 36 K274+625 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 37 K274+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 38 K275+105 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 39 K275+870 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 40 K276+430 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 41 1K276+630 Pipe Culven 1-1.5 _ 42 K276+910 Bridge 3-13 43 K277+030 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 44 K277+310 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 45 K277+750 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 46 K277+950 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 47 1K278+280 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 48 K278+765 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 49 K279+320 Bridge 3-10 50 K279+470 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 51 _ K279+580 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 52 K279+700 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 53 K280+010 Siphon 1-1.2 54 K280+232 Siphon 1-1.2 55 K280+323 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 56 K280+982 Pipe Culvert. 1-1.5 57 K281+360 Siphon 1-1.2 58 1(281+650 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5

52 t...OIIIACU Summary of Water system Structure Allocation No. Stake No structure No.-pathway (m) remark 59 K281+850 Bridge 3-20 60 K282+360 Pipe Clvert 1-1.5 61 K282+960 Siphon 1-1.2 62 1K283+440 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 63 K283+675 Siphon 1-1.2 64 K283+985 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 65 K284+170 Plate Culvert 1-3 66 K1284+290 Bridge 2-13 67 K284+490 Siphon 1-1.2 68 K285+215 Plate Cuvert 1-4 69 K285+330 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 70 K286+065 Bridge 3-10 71 K286+255 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 72 K286+410 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 73 K286+960 Siphon 1-1.2 74 K287+300 Plate Culvert 1-4 75 K287+845 Siphon 1-1.2 76 K288+240 Plate Culvert 1-2.5 77 K288+640 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 78 K289+210 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 79 K289+380 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 80 K289+670 Plate Culvert 1-3 81 K290+100 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 82 K290+290 Bridge 4-20 83 1K290+800 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 84 K291+000 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 85 K291+230 Bridge 25-30 86 K292+093 Bridge 2-13 87 K292+600 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 88 K293+145 Pipe Culvert 1-1.5 Source: Hubei D&P Institute

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Annex 1

Questionnaires for the Resettlement of Xiaogan-Xiangfan Expressway in Hubei Province

Name of Route: Comprehensive Code: C: E C:

Address: _County (District) Township Village .,Group F- F][ n[: a-

Type of the questionnaire : I) For household El 2) For collective or Public infrastructUre 3) For office, enterprise and institLtion

Name of head of the family: Signature of head of the family:

The Resettlement Office of Xiaogang-Xiangfan Expressway of Hubei Province August,2001 Aniex Document

A. Questionnaire of Family Economic Information (1)

1.Status of family members For all family members For 6Y and For 15Y and above

No2. Na-Chart6. above 8. Status Job holders only Jobbless only No 1. Relation to 3 tionai Crof Education .o u 9 (). I remark Name the house- Sex Age -tyi rosiden level Mar- taLIS EmpIloyee ind

I ) house I) I) 1) I)illiterate 1)unmarri I )work- I )'armcr 1)school -holder male Han agricul- and -ed ing student 2)spouse 2) ture semiliter regularly 2)workker 2) person 3)parents 2) mi- -ate 2)married 2)re-ern- for house- 4)grandpar- female nority 2) ployed 3)commerc work ents noagric- 2)primary 3)divorce after e 5)son, ulture school rietire- 3)student daugher 3) 4)bereft ment transporta- waitting 6) daughter Other 3)middle ofspouse 3)have tion to enter -in-law, school chioniic and other higher son-in- law 5)othcr invalid school 7) 4)higher 4)factory 4)unempl grandson/d school stop-prod oyment aughter uCtiOn 5)other 8) brothers 5)college 5)hold and sisters and above the post 9) other without salary 6)other ol ol ol EEoo o l Elol oo Elal 02 OlEl OElEl E EOl O Ol O O 03 El El IEl ElOl ElO ElO El

04 El ElO ElEl El El E EO O Ol

05 E El ElO 0 El E El El E El El

06 El El ElEl El El El El El El El

07 El E El El El El El El E El

08 El El0 EEl EL El El El E E El

09 El E El El E E El El E E

10 El El ElEl El El El E El E El

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Al A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 AIO All

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Questionnaire of Family Economic Information (2)

2.Domestic property and living facility 1 . Watch 2. Bike _ 3. Electric fan 4. Recorder_ O OI OI LI A12 A13 A14 A15 5. Washing machine 6 . Black and white 7. Color TV set 8. Refrigerator _____OI TV set O_I El Cl A16 A17 A18 A19 12. Electricity LI 9. Tractor 10. Motorcycle_ 11. Automobile I)sufficient O O O A23 A20 A21 A22 2) not sufficient _3) no 13. Water for living 14. Type of house I) running O I)single storey 2)well water OI A24 2)storeyed 3 ) water from a A25 lake/pond,etc.

Type of House Quantity Area (mn) Year Brick concrete OLOA26 OI O OA27 EIA28 Brick tiiber LLOIA29 I OI IA 30 IA31 Timbertile OOLA32 OOlO A:33 OIA34 Simple house O OA35 MOOOA36 EIA37

15. which place mentioned below is the nearest to your house: I) Busstop km OOOA38El 2) township km LIEILA39 3) Primary school kmOIOIOIA40 4) middle school km OIILIA41 5) Hospital km EIILIA42 6) Shop km LILILIA4U 3. operation and income lthe quantity of land operated 2. The resource of the first and 3. The agriculturlal income in by your family second incomes in your family your family 1 ) irrigated land mu OI El Y OL LA44 1) rice plant A49 A50 2) dryland mu OIOIA45 2) forestryorothercrops ElEILILIOA51 3 ) forest land mu 3) fishery or breeding OIFOA46 4) industry 4) fish pond Inu OOLIA47 5) construction 5) other_ mu OILIA48 6) transportation 7) business and service 8) other

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4. The non-agricultural income 5.The non-productive income in your family in the last year in your family in the last Y year : Y FOOOOIA52 0E30IZ A53

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Questionnaire of Family Economic Information (3)

4. Status of family expenditule 2.The agricultural expenditure in your family in 2. The non-agricultlral expenditule in your the last year was: family in the last year was: Y Y OOOOOA54 OOOOOA55

3. Family expenditure in the last year: 4. Other non-loan expenditLre in the last year: Y Y EEEOI A56 ODOElOA57

5. Family expenditure in the last year on: 1) Education Y OOOOOA58 3) sicle food Y DE1EDFA62 2) rice Y OOOOE A59 4)Coal and gas Y OOOOOA63 init: productedbyselver YFODOE A60 5) clothes Y EO ODEA64 buying _ Y OEO-O O OA61 6) inedical care Y FEOE O OA65 7) house Y OEEO OO A66

6.Family expenditure in the last mouth on: I ) meat kg Y 3) fruit kg Y FOOA67 OOOA68 OIOOA71 FICOA72 2) cooking oil kg Y 4) others food kg Y OEOA69 OOOIA70 OOOA73 OOOA74

5. the comment to your living standard 2. Your comments to youl 3. Comment to youL standard 1. Order of answer O standard level in your village A75 1) very good O O 2) good A76 I) very good A77 3) just so so 2) good 4) bad 3) jLust so so 5) very bad 4) bad 5) very bad 5. Relationship between you 6 Are you satisfied you're 4 veComment too envioment and your neighbors your standar-d 1) very good I) very good O I) very satisfied E 2) good A78 2) good A79 2) satisfied A80

4) bad 3) just so so 3 ) just so so 4) verybad 4) bad 4) not satisfied 5 ) very bad 5) very bad 5) not very satisfied remark

Oder answerer signed: recorder: date:

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B. Questionnaire of Public Opinion and Suggestions

B 1 the ordinal number of interviewee in questionnaire A C E1B1

B2 Are you clear about the local expressway? 0132 I ) yes 2) not very clear 3) no

B3 Do you approve of the construction of expressway? 1) yes 2) n1o 3) indifferent EB3

B4 Who will benefit from the construction of expressway? (multi-choice)

a) State I ) yes 2) no LIB4a b) collective 1) yes 2) no C 1B4b

c) Individual persons I) yes 2) no EZB4c

B5 Do you know the compensation policies of requisition and removing for the EB5 expressway construction? 1) yes 2) no

B6 Will you sibmit to the acquisition, removing ang resettlement? E16 I ) yes 2) no

B7 Do you have any opinion and suggestions for the expressway construction?

(multi-choice) DG B7a a) make the expressway green by the trees and flowers I ) yes 2) no 7 137b b) build voice protective screen I ) yes 2) no E B17c c) far from village I ) yes 2) no D1B7d d) make enough crossing I ) yes 2) n1o

B8 Do you have any requirements to the resettlement compensation? (multi-choice)

a) provide money, living by selves I) yes 2) no L1B8a

b) provide enough land I) yes 2) no ClB8b b) provide employment opportunity in non- agricultural fields ClB8c I ) yes 2) no interviewer: date:

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C. Questionnaire of Social Economic address: county (district) towmship village L Ei0L0EO

Year item Remark 1998 1999 2000

C l households C2 agricultural population C3 agricultural labour C4 average income for everybody

C5 Gross Social Production (ten thoClsand) Among them: C5a industry C5b agriculture C5c construction C5d transportation C5e commerce

C6 labour in employment

Among them: C6a primary industry C6b secondary industry C6c tertiary industry

C7 cultivated land (mu) Among them:

C7a irrigated land (mu) C7b dry land (mu)

C7c other (mu)

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9 Annex Document D. Questionnaire of Land Acquisition

serial: D00000 Distance from central NO Location Type Area (mu) PileNO: km m )L in Map code 2)R M

02 U EU El. E K gEl+DDD ElDED DUEDDF

03 U UO OO.E KEUU+DDU U UlDE UUOOUU

04 U EU ECU. O KElE+EEE U DUDE oooooE

05 U Ul E E. U KUUUE UUU+U DEODO ODOEO

06 U EU UF. O KEl+U U DUDE DEEDDOOOO

07 U EU EF. E KEEID+ E U DUDE DElEDE

08 U EU EE.E KDDE+ Ul DDE D EE DEDE

09 U EU 00.0 K]El+E U DUDE DEE DEDOO

10 U UU EU.U KUUU±UEU U UUUUO UUUUUU

11 U EU UU.D KUUU+UUD U UDUU UUUUUU

12 U EU UU.0 KEUE+DDD U DEED UDDEED

13 U EU EE.D KEDD+DDE U DEED DEEDED S 2 _]F-1 F- F . F KF ElF + F- l g- DODO 000000 14153 UU- - EUEUF- 00.0ElE.DF- KEEU+DEDKDFIElE-I+FMEED UU7 DUDEDEE7D DUODDUDDUDEDE

Code name of 1. Inside the red lines 2. outside the red lines, the suLveyed ranige 3. casual the location requisition outside the red lines Olirrigated land 02dry land 03vegetab]e plot 04water pondc 05fish pond 06lotus pond 07nursery Codenameof 08fruit garden O9tea plantation l1mulheivy fietcl Ilforest land 12house the type place 13barren mountain 14waste land 15waste beach 16profitable hill l7other land(

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Remark interviewer: date:

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E. Questionniare of Buildings

Serial code: DE EDECU C D[ Distance from central NO Location Type Area (mu) Pile NO: km m ) line Map code 2)R M 0l F n _D D . KF]E E D F] DE ED El D E n F]I F] H- 02 D n _E E oE. KF ]D D+DDF D F] F ]E E [ZD EE 7 D ()3HF _ 2.K + ][ UC HlC1 HEI _ F]I

04 1F] H _[F] oEF . K n+En F] FnFF]EnE H] ED0 E

05 F] _ ]F . K ElD D + l E 1 1F E E D E R2 F

06 F] _O 1El . KE F+DDDD F]E 1 DEE[ FE ] ] [ 7 1

07 n _DD E . KDDlD+DDD F DEED o o o o o

08 F] _o o o KEEE+DE ] DEED n n n n n

09 H HF- ] ED E. KD + - - F] CD ECEl EDEl E F] g C g

F] HlEl 11 F] _ FE F- KE l+ElElEE F] D:1ElED lFI11F -

12 F F] _D EEo. KEEEl zl+ EDD F] DE El E EE 12_2 _ F] _ __ ElF] Code name ofthe 1 . Inside the red lines 2. outside the red l ines, the suLveyed range location 3. casual requisition outside the red lines Olbrick concrete(ma ) 02brick tiiiiber(m ) 03tiinber tile(m ) 04simple house (mW) Code name of the type 05level ground(m') 06well( 07 wall (a) 08toah1b O9tree 'PD 10cm

l0treeO

Discription of the building

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F. Questionniare of Electric Power and Telecommunication Equipment address: county(district) township E EC page

Type of Electric Distance fioimi Solutioil Powver and central Iine NO. Telecommuni-ca quantity Pile no.: km m 1)1. 1)1 I )removc Ownership tion 2)R 2)R 32)1 i t 3)bUry EWE0 0EEE/E KEEE+EE E ED El _EWE -EEE/E KEEE+EE E] ED El __WEE E00 /E KElEE+EEE E E El EW0 0EE/E KEE rE]E E WEl E] WEE -ElE-]E/W K]ElEl+EE ElE F WE El

WEE0 0EDDE/ KWEE+EEE E WEF _EWE _EEl/0 KEE+El+ El W El EWE0WEE EDD/EEDDl/0 KEEW+WEW E FElWE ElE WEE0 _0E0/E KWWW+EWE W WE W _WEE _000/0 KWWE+EEE W WE W _EWE 000/0 KEEW+WEW W WE E

_____WE E000/E KWEE+EWE E WE W

_EWE EDD0/E KEEW+EEE W WE E __ WEE 000W/0 KEEW+EEE E WE E __

EWE0 EDD0/E KEEE+EEE E WE E _EWE EDD0/E KEEE+EEE E WE E _WEE _EDD/E KEEE+EEE E WE E __EW 000/E KEEE+EEE E WE E _WEE EDD0/E KWEE+EEE E WE O _EW0E EDl/F KWEl+EEE E WE EO _F_]

F01 500 thousand V power line F02 thousand V power line (3 11()tousanld V power line

Code F04 35 thousand V power line F05 10 thousand V power line iO6 380 V and belowv power line name F07 domestic long distance telecommunication line F08incity (couty) elecom munlication line the F09 countryside telephone lineF 10 hanged electric cabl metal line 11I hanged electric cable type optical fibre line F12 buried electric cable metal line (in)

F13 buried electric cable optical fibre ine (i n) p14 othiier interviewer: date:

14 Annex Document G. Questionnaire for Offices, Enterprises and Institution Information

Address: County (District) Township Village El El 1 1. Basic Information GI Complete name of unit_ G2 type of unit l)belong county 2) belong townslhip 3) belong village 4) belong individual Ol

G3 Forn of ownership 1 ) ownership by the whole people 2) collective ownerslhip

3) individual ownership 4) others (please explain) El G4 Number of staff on thejob ZIElEE

G5 Nunber of retired persons____ O 0 G6 Total month wages(yuan) _ _ _ _ El O__O O O

G7 House areas(rn2)___ 0 0 0

G8 Value of the House (yuan) _O__ OEEEEO

G9 Value of the Capital asserts till the end of 2000 (iyuan) _ _ _ El0 0 El

G 10 Selling income of production in 2000 (yuan) O E 0 El0 0El GIl Total profit in 2000(yuan)____ _El__E C: a oo

2. Information of lmpact G 12 Degree of impact 1) the whole enterprise needs removing 2) part of enter-prise needs

removing 3 ) the enterprise needn't removing C] G 13 Quantity for moving

area/quantit Cost of WWhethier or not it Cost of moving Type /use structure Y rebuilding needs move eqt omoent(yuan) arealquantit equipment(yuan)en

G14 If the enterprise will stop production, please calculate the cost of loss.

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Explanation : Each column above slhould be filled in accur-ately and explicitly, amTong them: I type/use refers to the use of the building ,such as factory building;, water tower and so on. 2 )structure refers to the building's structure. Such as steel roof truss strLIcture, brick- concrete structure and so on. 3 ) If there are particular cases, please explain it in additional papers. Interviewee interviewer: date:

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H. Questionnaire for the Affected vulnerable group Information

Address: County (District) Township Village O i El El O

Name of householder condition described

Enumerator: interviewer: date:

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Annex 2 The manual for resettlement survey interviewers

In order to complete the social economic surveying of Xiaoxiang expressway in high quality and high standard, and provide the concrete basis for the next preparation of the RAP and the checking and monitoring of resettlement work, the manual is developed. The main function of the manual is to identify the interviewer's behavior, make all interviewers follow the same procedure, make the results comparable, and guarantee the quality of the survey. The interviewers should read the questionnaire and this manual seriously before the survey, so that they can be familiar with and understand them accurately. If there are some problems during the course of survey that this miianual hasn't mentioned, the interviewer should explain it in detail and get contact with the supervisor in time.

1. Composition of surveying questionnaires Questionnaires for the resettlement of the project consist of 8 kinds questionnaires and the cover, that is: Questionnaire A: Family economic information tables (1,2,3) Questionnaire B: Public opinion and suggestions Questionnaire C: Social economic information of affected villages Questionnaire D: Questionnaire of land acquisition Questionnaire E: Questionnaire of acquisition buildings Questionnaire F: Questionnaire of electric power and telecommunicationl equipment Questionnaire G: Current status of affected enterprises Questionnaire H: Family economic information tables for vulnerable groups

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In these questionnaires, questionnaire A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H. Among the questionnaires, questionnaire A, B, D and E will be bond with the front cover, used as households questionnaire; Questionnaire C and H will be filled to village level with the cooperation of the statistics and civil administrative departments; Questionnaire F will be filled to the township level; Questionnaire G will be filled alone. For questionnaire Al, each household should fill in, for questionnaire A2,A3 and B, 30% of the households (affected by house removal)in Al will fill in. For questiomnaire D and E, each tables should have one item be filled in and can be filled in two kinds. The site recording at the survey will only include the questionnaire A, B, D and E. 2. The general principles of the survey 1) In the process of the interview, the interviewer should be very careful and patient to obtain the interviewees' cooperation. 2) Ask all questions in the questionnaires, write down the answers exactly. Never conjecture the interviewee's answer without asking or without answers. 3) In principle, each question should have clear answer. If the interviewee refused to or don't know how to answer certain questions, and the answer wasn't clear or was beyond the given codes, the interviewer should give and explanation in the questionnaire or in an added piece of paper. 4) For the factual-questions (For example, age, occupation), the interviewer can use all kinds of ways to obtain accurate answers, further questions can be asked according to the situation on the spot. But the interviewer should pay attention to check whether the answers are consistent. 5) For the opinionated-questions (for example, B3), the interviewer record write down exactly what the interviewee answered. During the interview, the interviewer must take a neutral stands. Never imply that one answer is preferable to another. 6) There are four types of recording answers in the questionnaires: -One-selected closed questions. The interviewer should circle the appropriate code, then

19 Anncx Document enter the corresponding number in the box. For example A2. -Several-selected closed questions. This type of questions have one or more than one answers. At first, the interviewer should circle all codes of the answers, then enter the numbers into the corresponding boxes. For example B4. -Opened-end questions. This type of questions have no code, the interviewer should record the answers on the line or in the box directly, for example A4. 7) Each box can be filled only one number, if there are more than one boxes for a answer, the number should be filled furthest to the right, and zeROs ("0") should be entered in the unused boxes of the left. 8) After interview, the interviewer should check the questionnaire again. If necessary, the interviewer should give an interview again.

3. Steps of the survey 1) Define the affected households and units according to the affected land and buildings in the survey scope on the topographic map. 2) Fill the cover of the questionnaires first, and the name of the route, comprehensive code, address code, name of the head of the family and the name of the unit should be recorded clearly, and they can't be omitted. 3) If the affected land and buildings belong to household, fill questionnaire A, B, D and E. 4) If the affected land and buildings belong to public installation (but don't belong to enterprises or institutions), fill the space of "head of the family" with "collective" or "public", and only fill questionnaire D and E, questiomnaire A and B needn't to be

filled. 5) If the affected land and buildings belong to certain enterprise or institution, fill the space of "head of the family" with full name of the enterprise or unit, and only fill questionnaire D, E and G, questionnaire A and B needn't to be filled.

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6) The interviewee should sign his/her name in every piece of the questionnaire, and on the cover and questionnaire C, G, F and H must be marked with the signature or seal of the unit.

4. Explanation of recording answers The cover of the questionnaires The name of the line and the comprehensive codes: See the appendix of this manual. Address and its code: Write down the full name of county (district), street (town), village and group. The first box should be filled with the code of the county or district, the second and third with the code of street or township, the forth and fifth with the name of the village or residents' committee, the sixth and seventh with the group's code. The village code should be determined by the leader of the survey group in every county or district before the survey. Address code in the same county or district should be used repeatedly. The group code for the sixth and seventh boxes can be deternined according to the natural number. The name of the head of the family: Fill the name of the head of the family. If the head of the family is public or collective enterprise or institution, fill with "public" or "collective". If the survey object is public or collective enterprise or institution, fill with the full name of the enterprise or the institution. The code of the head of the family is a three-digit serial number, and the serial number of public and collective family are 000.

A. Questionnaire of family economic information The size of the household in questionnaire A should take the residence booklet as the standard. Basic information of the family members A4 Age: Record the exact age. A6 Registered permanent residence 3)The "Others" includes the registered permanent

21 Annex Document residence which has been moved out but not settled in new place, the child was born but hasn't apply for a permanent residence and other cases the permanent residence are difficult to make clear. A7 Education level: Only to the family members over 6-year old. Record the highest academic degree he/she received or appropriate degree according to his/her present education level. A9 Status on work I)Working normally. It means all laborers who are taking part in social work normally in all kinds units, and it includes contact workers, temporary workers, self-employed laborers and peasants. 2)Working again after retirement: It means those who have retired and enjoy appropriate treatment, but they are still taking part in social work and earning money. It doesn't include the voluntary laborers. 3) Sick rest for a long time. It means those who can't take part in social work because of sickness, but their organizational affiliations are remained in their units and they can obtain labor insurance allowance. 4)The enterprise's production stopped: It means those who are not taking part in social work or who are taking part in social work but not in the units formerly belonged to because the enterprises have stopped producing, but their organizational affiliations are remained in the units formerly belonged to. 5)Stop payment of salary but retain organizational affiliation: It means those who are not taking part in work in the unit formerly belonged to because of reasons except for 3 and 4. A10 Record the actual occupation, if the interviewee is engaged in more than one occupations, record the one on which he/she spent the longest time. All Status of persons out of employment 1) School children: It means students who are studying in all kinds schools.

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2) Housekeeping: It means those who are able to do social work but only do housework. 3) Awaiting school enrollment: It means those who have graduated from middle school and are ready to enter a higher school. 4) Waiting job assignment in city/town: It means those (man from 16 to 60, woman from 16 to 55) who haven't job but are looking for jobs. 5) Retired and resigned: It means those who have retired and resigned. 6) Losing working capacity means those who can't work normally because of sickness, disability and old age. A2, A3 and B will be filled by 30% of the households of E and the covering should be household. From Al 2 to A22 will be filled the concrete assets quantity directly. A27, A30, A33and A36 is area of houses. A49 is the most important income and A50 is the more important income. A51 Agricultural income: It means household's total income earned from farming, forestry, animal husbandry, side-line production and fishery. A52 Nonagricultural income: It means household's total income earned from industry, communication and transportation, building, commerce and others nonagricultural professions. A53 Others nonproductive income: It means household's total income earned from retirement pay, allowance, rent, interest income and so on. A54 Expenditure for agricultural production : It means household's total expenditure used in 1995 for agricultural production, such as buying seeds, chemical fertilizer, agricultural chemical, farm tools and other productive fixed assets. A55 Expenditure for nonagricultural production: It means household's total expenditure used in 1995 for nonagricultural production, such as buying materials, fuel and expenditure for electricity and wage labors. A56 Living expenditure: It means household's total expenditure on material life and spirit

23 Annex Document life. A57 Other expenditure except living, such as the gifts expenditure.

B. Questionnaire of Public Opinion and Suggestions: Select a member over 15-year old from the family to answer the questions of this questionnaire. BI Fill the box with the serial number of the interviewee in questionnaire A. B4 , B7and B8 are several-selected questions.

C. Questionnaire of Social Economic Information This questionnaire will be filled to the level of village. Fill the questionnaire referring to all kinds of statistics data and tables. The number of population, laborer, area and cultivated land should be recorded accurately.

D. Questionnaire of Land Acquisition The working maps for the resettlement survey of the project, which where enlarged based on the 1/2000 topographic map in the course of primary designing, will be used for the survey, analyzing and supervising the resettlement.

Map Number The map number consists of comprehensive code and map ordinal number. The comprehensive code is a three-digit number, the first number is the code of the county

(district), the second number is the code of the alignment (0 represents the r ecommended alignment, 1 the comparative alignment, 2 the contact alignment and 3 the rebuilding alignment), the third number is the ordinal number, the forth and fifth number is the map ordinal number. The map number should be marked at the left lower corner of the working map and in the "map number" column in the questionnaire of land and buildings

24 Annex Document acquisition. Map code The map code consist of a six-digit number. The first number is the type code (0 represents house, 1 land), the second to the forth number is the grade 1 serial number, the serial number marked from 001 at each map. Before the survey, all maps should be marked with grade 1 serial numbers. During the survey, if the land a grade 1 serial number presents contains several pieces of land or the land are used by several households, boundaries should be drawn up with pen in the map, then give the grade 2 serial number, otherwise, the grade 2 serial number is 00. If the land or house a grade 1 serials number presents extends across two working maps, the land or house should be coded in the first map so they won't be coded repeatedly. Generally speaking, the grade 1 and grade 2 serial number should be continuous, but in the field survey, they can be discontinuous. The questionnaire gives the codes of all kinds of lands, among them: 03 represents the vegetable plots suburban districts of the city. 05 represents the dug fish ponds. 06 represents the dug and cultivated lotus pond. 17 is the non-cultivated land except 11-16.

D. Questionnaire of Acquisition Buildings The code index in the questionnaire provides the codes of all sorts of buildings, among them: 01 Represents brick-concrete house, its area is the place that the brick wall and the concrete prefabricated components enclose. On the building sketch, a description should be made about the story of the house. The datum lines are the platform lines or the eaves lines. 02 represents brick-timber house, its area is the place that the brick watt and the timber

25 Annex Document room beam enclose. On the building sketch, a description should be made about the story of the house. The datum lines are the platform lines or the eaves lines. 03 represents earth-timber house, its area is the place that the tile and the timber room beam enclose. On the building sketch, a description should be made about the detailed situation of the house. The datum lines are the platform lines or the eaves lines. 04 represents simply houses in which no people live, mainly referring to toilet and livestock shed. 05 represents Sunning ground, mainly referring to sunning ground and the concrete platform in front of the house. 06 represents well, mainly referring to the well of the household and the village constructed by bricks. 07 represents enclosing wall, mainly referring to the enclosing wall around the house. On the building sketch, a description should be made whether the enclosing wall is brick or tile. 08 represents the tomb, mainly referring to the ancestral grave of the households. 09 to 10, represents tree, the trees are divided into two sorts: one is the diameter>10cm, the other is the diameter<10cm. In the column of "distance from the central line", the code of the left is 1, and the right 2.

F. Questionnaire of Electric Power and Telecommunication Equipment This questionnaire should be filled by the affected township. The code index in the questionnaire provides the codes of all kinds of equipment, among them: 01 represents 500 thousand volt power line. The number of the equipment and their solutions should be consulted with power department, and a description should be made on the equipment sketch. 02 and 03 represents 220 thousand volt and 110 thousand volt power line, the type of the pole (iron tower or concrete pole), the number of the equipment and their solutions

26 Annex Document should be consulted with power department, and a description should be made on the equipment sketch. 04 and 05 represents 35 thousand volt and 10 thousand volt power line, the number of the equipment and their solutions should be consulted with power department, and a description should be made on the equipment sketch. 06 represents low volt power line, the number of the equipment and their solutions should be consulted with power department, and a description should be made on the equipment sketch. 07 represent domestic long-distance telecommunication line. The enumerator should consult with local administrative department to judge whether the line is domestic long-distance telecommunication line, the number of the pole and the length of the wire should be enumerated if the pole will be removed. 08 represents telecommunication line within the city (county), the same as 07. 09 represent countryside telephone line. The enumerator should consult with township post office. The number of the pole and the length of the wire should be enumerated if the pole will be removed. 10 represent hanged electric cable (metal line). The survey should be conducted with the cooperation of the local administrative department. The number of the pole and the length of the wire should be enumerated if the pole will be lifted. 11 represents hanged electric cable (optical fiber line), the same as 10. 12 represents buried electric cable (metal line). The survey of the location and the depth to bury the cable should be conducted with the cooperation of local administrative department, and the length. 13Enbedded electric cable (optical fiber line), the same as 10. 14 the other items except the above. The quantity column is double-types unit, the unit of front 3 items is meter, the latter item is number of poles.

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The stake number, mileage, meters of the left and right sides are measured from the map. The surveyed unit or persons should sign the name or stamp, and the surveying person and time should be filled in.

G. Current status of affected enterprises The surveying content should be filled according to the demand and under the support of the enterprises. The content of the questionnaire will be the important basis of the RAP and the compensation fund, therefore it should be seriously filled in.

H. Family economic information tables for vulnerable groups The village will be the unit and the content of the questionnaire will be the list and description of the vulnerable groups.

Annex 3

The Agreement Of Three Parties Managing Resettlement Fund

Party A: Resettlement Office of the project Party B:*** City RO(CIRO) Party C:*** The Bank of the CIRO opening account

In order to strengthen the management of resettlement fund, standardize the disbursement and expenditure procedure of the fund and ensure the resettlement fund can be use for the special purpose as well as ensure the project be implemented smoothly, Party A, B and C sign the agreement.

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1. Party A and B should strengthen the management of the resettlement fund seriously, and ensure the special fund be used for the special purpose as well as ensure there are no any deducting, divert or borrowing the fund. 2. These 3 parties will strengthen the management on the special account on resettlement fund together. 1)Party B can only open a special account for the resettlement fund in the pointed bank (that Party C) by party A. Party B shouldn't open several accounts or use the special account with other capitals. The opened account should reported to party A and the party A's account opening bank for recording. The account of Party B should accept the management of party A, party A's account opening bank and party C. Party B authorize A to check its account under the party C and authorize party C to provide the related status on its rest amount, fund expenditure breakdown, usage ways of the fund and the fund receiving sector. 2) Party A should give the notification on party B's account opening to party B and C in time with the help of its opening bank. The party A and its opening bank only withdraw the resettlement fund to the accounts recorded. 3) Party C should be active to strengthen the management on the special account and monitor the party B's opening condition on resettlement fund . Party C has right to prohibit and report the party B's activity in opening several accounts.

3. 3 parties strengthen the management on the plan of resettlement fund together. 1) Party B should report the resettlement fund withdrawing and using plan to party A before 25 each month for reviewing and disburse or use the fund according to the party A's approved plan. 2) Party A should complete the reviewing on the reported plan by the party B before 30 each month and provide writing reviewing comments to party B, party C and its

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opening baiik as the payment foundation. 3) Party C should seriously review and disburse fund according to the party A's approval.

4. 3 Parties should strengthen the management on the disbursement of resettlement fund and ensure the special fund be used for special purpose. 1) 3 parties should establish fund account for detailed recording the disbursement date, amount, usage ways, receiving sector and payment foundation and check mutually regularly. 2) Party B ensure use the fund according to the party A's approved plan. Using the fund over the limit and over the plan shouldn't be permitted. Party B should be active to accept the party C's checking on the disbursement of the fund. If the party C dis-disburse some items after reviewing, party B can apply for re-reviewing to party A but can give pressure to party C. 3) Party C should seriously check the payment on the fund according to the party A's approved plan. The key reviewing issues include the usage ways, amount, receiving sector and payment foundation. For there is some un-consistent with the party A's approval, party C should be insist in dis-pay it and report to the party A and party A's opening bank. As for the payment amount over the former approved plan or the agreed disbursement after re-reviewing, party C should demand showing the writing notification or writing re-reviewing comments. Party C should report the fund rest, and fund expenditure breakdown sheet (amount, usage ways and receiving sector) of party B and B's subordinate RO to Party A's opening bank before 9:00 o'clock each day. 4) Party A should seriously demand party B use the fund according to the approved plan and be actively supporting the Party C's management on funds usage and disbursement. For the disbursement problems reflected by Party C should be feedback in time. For the applicant of party B for re-reviewing, party A should

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undertake decision in time and give writing notification to party B and C.

5. Party A and B should strengthen the internal mechanism construction work and develop internal rules and strengthen financial mnanagement for ensuring the staff, rules, account, basic work and plan control can be taken in place. 1) Party A and its opening bank should undertake regular and irregular checking on the fund usage, disbursement of party B and the fund management condition of party C. 2) Party B should report the financial statement and summary of financial statements (including its subordinate ROs)of last month before 10 each month to party A and C. 3) Party C should review the financial statements from party B and report the copy statements and its comments to party A and party A's opening bank.

6. Party B and its subordinate RO and the subordinate RO's opening bank should sign the agreement according to the related documents and the sample agreement respectively, and the signed agreement should report to party A and C for recording. 7. The other issues not involved in the agreement will be consulted to deal with by 3 parties. 8. The agreement will be take effect at the same date of the signatures. 9. The agreement has 12 copies and party A, B and C have 4 respectively.

Party A Party B Party C

Autlhorized represent: Authorized represent: Autlhorized represent:

Year/month /day Year/month /day Year/month /day

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Annex 4

Terms of reference Monitoring resettlement activities in the project

1. Introduction 1) The project will displace or adversely affect the standards of living of people currently living and conducting economic activities on the right of way. To ensure that the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) maintain or improve on their current standard of living, the Hubei Province Communications Department has prepared a Resettlement Action Plan (RAP). The RAP will be implemented by the Resettlement Offices of the affected cities and counties under the direction of the Hubei Provincial Expressway Resettlement Office (PRO). The effectiveness and impact of the RAP will be monitored internally by the PRO. HPCD has also contracted the services of the Population Studies Institute of the University of Wuhan (PSI)as the Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO) in respective Provinces to monitor and assist the responsible resettlement organizations in achieving the objectives of the RAP as well as to ensure that the PAPs take an active part in the process of their own rehabilitation. 2) This terms of Reference outlines the resettlement monitoring work to be undertaken by the PRO and the IMO which have already been agreed and reflected in the RAP.

2. Internal Monitoring 1) Internal Monitoring of the complete resettlement organization will be undertaken by the PRO to ensure that all the responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principles of the RAP. The purpose of this monitoring mechanism is to maintain

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the satisfactory functioning of the resettlement organization during the implementation process. 2) PRO will develop an internal monitoring framework to supervise resettlement activities, employing the census of the PAPs and their assets as the basis of the framework. PRO will maintain the database and monitor the progress in resettlement preparation and implementation through a 100% monitoring of the activities with the assistance of local ROs. 3) Relevant sections of the database will be shared with the City Resettlement Offices (CIROs). During the preparation of the RAP the staff of CIROs will be trained in the use of the data and their offices will be equipped with necessary equipment to process the data. 4) During the implementation, CIROs will record implementation information on individuals, households and units on formats prepared for monitoring and deliver the record of the current activity (in electronic form) to PRO. In this way a continuous monitoring of implementation will be maintained. PRO will conduct periodic supervision of resettlement at the village and township level (and covering all townships) to verify the reported progress on a random basis. 5) Content to be monitored: PRO will be responsible to monitor the following indicators:

- Payment of Compensation to the PAPs/units.

- Selection of the relocation sites

- Reconstruction of private housing.

- Land readjustment for the PAPs losing land. - Provision of employment to surplus labor and the adequacy of employment in terms of security, public health, skill levels and incomes. - Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups. - Rehabilitation of infrastructure and public buildings.

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- Restoration of affected enterprises and replacement of jobs of the surplus labor of those enterprises.

- Scheduling of the above.

- Conformity of the above with the provisions of the RAP and O.D.4.30

- Adequacy of participation of (and consultation with) the PAPs during implementation.

- Staffing, training, work schedule and effectiveness of local ROs.

3. Independent Monitoring 1) In addition to internal monitoring, and Independent Monitoring Organization (IMO) will undertake the Independent monitoring of the resettlement component to observe 1) the functioning of the resettlement network including the PRO; and 2)the adjustment of the PAPs to their new lifestyles. The IMO will be responsible to conduct evaluation of the implementation process and the measurement of the standards of living of the PAPs. 2) The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation of resettlement by and organization independent of the administrative branch of the provincial government, looking at the overall implementation from a broader, long-term point of view. Independent Monitors will follow the resettlement activity to evaluate whether the goals of resettlement are achieved through I )the application of the Laws of PRC pertaining to resettlement; 2) compliance with the principles of the World Bank's Operation Directive O.D. 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement; and 3)an improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at lease maintaining the pre-project levels of well-being. 3) Responsibilities of IMO. IMO will act as an independent advisor to the project and the PRO in evaluating the resettlement performance and suggesting alternative courses of action in case problems are anticipated in the achievement of the stated

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goals of the RAP. Specifically the IMO will undertake the following activities listed in this section. 4) Standards of living survey: IMO will develop and conduct base-line standards of living surveys (SLS) on a random sample of PAPs and a control group before the beginning of the resettlement implementation. SLS will be repeated annually (at least twice after the implementation is completed) to measure the change in the standards of living of the PAPs. This activity will be one of several approaches to determine the changes in the living standards of the PAPs. 5) Open ended interviews with the PAPs and observational methods will also be utilized to supplement and guide the structured interview format. 6) Public consultant: IMO will participate in public consultation meetings held at the village and township level on a regular basis. By monitoring these meetings IMO will evaluate the effectiveness of the PAPs participation, and the incorporation of the PAPs' concerns into the RAP and its implementation. IMO will also consult with the PAPs to understand the knowledge, inclination and the wishes of the PAPs in restoring their livelihoods and report its findings to the PRO. These activities will continue before during and after the implementation of resettlement. 7) Grievance issues: IMO will regularly visit affected sites and inquire about the grievance issues by interviewing the local ROs receiving the grievances and also by interviewing the PAPs. Effectiveness of the grievance resolution framework will be constantly monitored, and if necessary, suggestions will be made for possible changes in the procedures to make the process more effective. 8) Other responsibilities: IMO will also advise the PRO during the preparation and implementation of the RAP, preparation of village level implementation plans for the use of land-compensation funds, and monitor the following indicators: - Payment of compensation and its levels. - Land readjustment

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- Preparation and adequacy of resettlement sites

- Relocation of PAPs - Provision of enterprise employment, its adequacy and income levels.

- Training. Rehabilitation of the vulnerable groups

Infrastructure relocation Enterprise relocation, compensation and its adequacy.

Compensation of lost assets.

Compensation for lost work time

Transition allowances Payment of replacement cost for lost assets Scheduling of the above (whenever applicable) Organization of the resettlement network

Staffing 1. The PRO will be staffed with a director responsible for resettlement issues related to the highway projects. The director should have prior experience in resettlement work and have authority to coordinate among different departments and offices involved in resettlement work. The PRO should employ an adequate number of staff knowledge in data processing resettlement and social issues to be able to carry out its responsibilities. 2. The IMO should be headed by a director who has at least five years of experience in conducting population surveys. The organizations should have the capability of data management, statistical analysis as well as experience in qualitative surveys.

Reporting Internal and Independent Monitoring will be regularly conducted during the project.

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During the implementation of resettlement HPCD will report the result of both monitoring activities to the Bank on a semi-annual basis (or more frequently) starting.

After the implementation is completed, independent Monitoring on the livinlg standards of the PAPs and the internal monitoring on remaining resettlement issues will be reported ainually (by January 31 of each year).

Attach document 5

Monitoring Format for Compensation of Affected Household and Collective Units

Alignment code: E OEO Address code: O O O O O O O O O O Made by PRO Item Affected Quantity Compensation rate 2 1. House removal (in ) Brick concrete Brick timber Tinber tile Simple house Area of second acquired land for rebuilding a new house 2.Attached things Well Sunning ground (m 2 Wall (m) Tomb Timber tree Fruit tree 3.Land (MU) Irrigated land Dry land Water pond Nursery Timber forest Economic forest Waste hill and land Othier profitable land

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4. Standing crops compensation 5. Removal fee 6. work -stop fee 7. Subsidy to vulnerable group 8. the date of gained the first compensation fund 9. the area of new house (min), in it:brick concrete in2 , brick timber r2 1O.the area of cultivated land before land acquisition mu. 11. the number of household , in it: the number of laborer note: the 7"' line is only filled by vulnerable group Head of household(or director of unit): filler: Unit stamped: date:

Attach document 6

Questionnaire for Living standard

County(district) township village group o El oEln Z

Name of household: _ __ n

Affected Item: __

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40 1. Status of famil1 members: For whiole family members Only for 6Y Only for 15Y and above I5Y and above NO. 6 years Job holders only Jobless only Note I, name 2, relation to 3. sex 4, age 5, 6. Character of 7. Education Level 8. Status of 9. Status ofjob holder 10. Employee include I1I Status of householder nationality residence cards marriage un-employee I)householder I)male I )han I )agriculture I)illiterate and I)unmarried I)work regularly I )school student 2)spouse 2female 2)hui 2)non-agriculture seimiliterate 2)married 2)re-employed after 2)person for household 3)parents 3)tujia 3)other 2)primary school 3)divorced retirement and affairs 4)grandparents 4)miao 3)middle school 4)bereft spouse resignation 3)student waiting to 5)son/daughter 5)man 4)higher school 5)other 3)have chronic invalid enter high school 6)daughter-in-law 6)menggu 5)college and the 4)factory stopped 4)city/town job hunter son-in-law 7)zhuang higher production 5)retired 7)granddaughter/son 8)dong 5)hold the post without 6)disables 8)brother/sister 9)others salary 7)other 9)other 6)other 01 LI LI m LI LI LI L LI L-I 02 L] LIoLI LIL LI-_ LI 03 LI LI L LI I mL LI LI I 04 LI LI m LI LL LI LI, -o LI 05 LI LI LI] -I -I LI -I -I L 06 OI L LI oLLI oL LI LI 07 O L ] I LI LI LI LI -LU] Fo 08 LI I LI LI LI LI 09 I L L LI LI I LI LI 10 LI LI LI -I LI LI LI LI ElI Al A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 AIO All

41 2. Dlomestic property and living facility

.watch Y 2.bike Y 3. electric fan Y 4.recorder _Y 5.washing machine _ Y 6.black and vivite TV _Y O ooooo E 00000 Cl D0000 El 00000 O 00000 [1 ooooo BI B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B1O BIl B12

7.ColorTV set _ ii 8.refrigeratory Y 9tractor Y 10. motorcycle Y 11 automobile Y 12. electricity l 00000LF]L 00 000 D 00 El0 0 0l C1 0E 000 E 0000El0 I)sufficient B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 2)not sufficientO 3)other B23

13..water for living 14 .type of house I )running water I )single storey 2)well water OB24 2)storeyed 0 4 )water from a lake /pond, B25 etc Type of house quantity area (i 2 ) building date Type of house quantity area (iM2 ) building date Brick concrete 00 l0 000 E 0 00 Timber-tile 0D0 000 DE0D00D0E B26 B27 B28 B26 B27 B28 Bricktimber 00I DOD LILILILILILILI Simplehouse D0 0 D0I0 000l DD000l B29 B30 B31 B29 B30 B31 15. \V\licl place mentioned below\ is the nearest to your house I)Bus stop km 2)0D0 B38 2)city and township kniD IEOB39 3)primarv school kinOOOIB40 4)middle school kmOODD B41 5)hospital kmrODODODB42 6)shop kmi O E B43 3.1ncome and operation I.the quantity of land operated 2.the main resource of your iicome 3.the agricultural iicomie last vear 4.the non-agricultural income last 5. other non-productive income by your family DC6 Y year last year Y I)irrigated land mu DOCI I)rice plant y 2)dry land mu D OC2 2)forest or other crop 3)W forest land mu DOC3 3)fishing orbreeding 000IDD0 C7 OO1 OOOC9 4)fishing pond mu L E C4 4)industrv DEDIOD C8 5)other mu LI C5 5)construction 6)transportation 7)business 8)other

42 4.famil ex enditures 1 agricultural expenditure last year 2. non-agricultural expenditure last year 3.living expenditure last year 4 .not loan expenditure last year __Y Y Y Y O OlOlDl OOOOD12 OOOD l D4 OOOOOD2 5.expenditure on: 6.expenditure in last month I)education Y OOO OD15 3)sidefood Y OOOOD19 1) meat _ kg _ Y 3)fruit _ kg Y 2 )rice __Y OEOO D6 4)coalandgas Y LfOOODIODlOOOD14 OIOOD15 OOOD18 LOODI9 init: productedbyselves-Y OOOOODD7 5)clothes Y LOOLDL Dli 2)food oil _ kg Y 4)others food _ kg _ Y buying Y DOOOOD8 6)medicine care Y OOOOOD12 DOOD16 LLOD17 LDOD20 OOOD21 7)house Y LOOOODI3

5.the comment to your living standard I .orderofanwserers 2.your comment to your productive 3.comment to your standard 4.comment to your 5.relationship betxveen you 6.Are you satisfied wvith L condition L level in your village environment and your neighbors L your standard O El I)very good E2 O O I)very good E5 I)very satisfied E6 2)good I)high level E3 I)very good E4 2)good 2)satisfied 3)just so so 2)middle-high level 2)good 3)just so so 3)just so so 4)bad 3)middle level 3)just so so 4)bad 4)not satisfied 5)very bad 4)middle-low level 4)bad 5)very bad 5)not very satisfied I 5)1ov level 5)very bad Note

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43 Attach document 7 Questionnaire for Resettlement PSI of Wuhan University

route county(district) township - village team family comprehensive code + address code LEIO LIC OI OOE L OLI OL Q1 Sex l) Male2) Female O Q2 Age E O Q3.education level 1 ) illiterate/semi-illiterate 2 ) primary school 3 ) middle schiool 4) high school 5) technical school 6) college aiid above L Q4.Occupation D EL Q5.Which item your family is undertaken 01 ) rice planting 04) breeding 07) industry 10) business maini occupation OLL 02) other planting 05) fishing 08) transportation II) service 03 ) forest 06) sideline 09 ) construction 12) other side occupation _ L Q6.How many land did your family contract? Type of land area Type of land area Type of land area I. mu 2. mu 3._ -mu 00 00I LI 000L DI0 0IL0 code of land: 0l)irrigated land 02)dry land 03)vegetablc landl Of4)lishing pond 05)lotus pond 06)nursery 07)fruit garden 8)tea landO9)inulberry land I O)lblrcst Q7.Which product did your family plant? 1) 22) _ 3) OI O Q8.Are your land sufficient or not? I ) yes 2) no L Q9.Do you obey the policy of resettlement L 1 ) yes 2) no if yes, why? I) 2) 3) _ OOO

if no, why? I) 2) _ _ 3) OOL Q1 O.Do you think the expressway will give you some no convience? 1) 2) 3) Ql .How about the producing condition after removing? I) better 2 ) worse 3 ) no change 4) don't know L Q12.How about the living condition after moving? I ) better 2 ) worse 3 ) no change 4) don't know L Ql 3.Which kind of difficulties do you meet during the remiioval ? I ) fund 2)rebuilding 3)property 4)communication 5)ricc 6)coal 7)vcgetablc 8)vatcr 9)hospital I O)electric I I)children education L L L L L LI El LI LI L L El LI other: 12) 13) 14) LI 0LD DI0 Q14.what do you most worry about I ) no enough land 2)1ow compensation rate 3)poor producc condition 4)poor living condition 5)difficult to be employed6)difficult to get well along witlh old nciglhbours OL LI LI EL I L other7) 8 ) 9 ) L L L

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Q15.Do you have some requirement to resettlement compensation 1) 2) 3) E 7E Q16.Do you have some requirement to environment? 1) ______2) ______2 3) F-I F] F-I Q1 7.Which is the most important to recover the living standard I )nation compensation 2)science operation3)operation with man\' wvay4)developing noni-agriculture 5)developing waste land 6) improve the land with lower output 7)sideline8)developing collectivc econoiic O-I Ol O IIO O DO other: 9) 10) 11 ) 0 00 00 Q18.Which item do you want the government to provide? (multi-choice) I) fund2)help to rebuild a house 3)provide sufficient land 4)providc a good living cnvironimeint 5)giving some priority to provide materials 6)guarantee to children education 7)giving priority to employmnent 8)rcducc tax 9)subside some rice lO)provide legal Protect ll)provide training course 12)guarantee the social safety U LIEl L E I U U LI U LI others: 13) 14) 15) 00I 0L0 0I0 Q19.Do you want to contract your land to the other people, if there are some non-agricultural occupation? 1 ) yes 2) no El Q20.Do you want to urban or to be employed? 1) yes 2) no O If yes, which occupation do you want to do?______OUO

If no, why? _ O_ Q21 .Do you want to do some business? 1) yes 2) no LI If yes, what kind of business do you want to do? _ L If no, why? I)Iower education 2)no operation capacity 3)no chanice 4)less ftind 5)not dare danger6)othcr_ C1

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