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Resettlement Plan People's Republic of China Resettlement Plan March 2020 People’s Republic of China: Jiangxi Pingxiang Integrated Rural-Urban Infrastructure Development Project— Lianhua Lianjiang River & Baima River Integrated Improvement Subproject Prepared by the Lianhua Project Management Office and Pingxiang Project Management Office for the Asian Development Bank. This resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. Jiangxi Pingxiang Integrated Urban and Rural Infrastructure Improvement Project Lianhua Lianjiang River & Baima River Integrated Improvement Subproject Updated Resettlement Plan Lianhua PMO March 2020 Update Description The preliminary design 1 of Lianhua Lianjiang River & Baima River Integrated Improvement subproject (the Subproject) was finalized in June 2019. From June to August 2019, the Lianhua County PMO organized the departments of the Lianhua Real Estate Company, the affected town (township) governments, the affected village committees conducted DMS on land acquisition, housing demolition and resettlement. The updated RP is prepared on basis of preliminary design and resettlement DMS. This URP should be reviewed and implemented together with the RP that was approved in April 2015, https://www.adb.org/projects/documents/jiangxi-pingxiang-integrated-rural-urban-infrastruct ure-development-project-lianhua-rp. Sections in the agreed RP which do not require any changes or updating will not be repeated in this Updated Resettlement Plan. Resettlement funds management and complaint procedures are the same as the original RP. In general, the resettlement impacts were further minimized by optimization of project design. The final resettlement impacts included land acquisition and temporary land occupation and avoided house demolition. The comparison of the project description and resettlement impacts between resettlement plan (RP) and updated resettlement plan (URP) is summarized in Table 1 below. 1 In China, the resettlement detailed measurement survey will be carried out when preliminary design that determines the scope of the project is finalized. Table 1 Comparison of Differences Between RP and Updates Updated No. RP Updated RP Differences contents A decrease of 3.47km of the integrated improvement The integrated improvement of the Lianjiang River. The improvement projects, of the Lianjiang River is include right bank of the upper Lianjiang River from The integrated improvement of the 16.79km long, including the Tangdu Bridge to the Dongmen Birdge, the left Lianjiang River is 13.32km long, 16.79km of river dredging, bank from new Furong bank to Dongmen Bridge, the including 13.32km of river dredging, 11.35km of new bank, new right bank from Dongmen Bridge to Nanmen Bridge, 11.243km of new bank, and 0.628km riverside roads and and right bank from the confluence of Manfang to the of new anti-flood wall. landscape planting on both Manfang Bridge as well. But the left bank from sides of the riverbank. Dongmen Bridge to Lianhuapi are not in the scope of Lianjiang River Project. The integrated improvement Project of the Baima River is 7.72km The integrated improvement of the 1 design/scope long, including 19.6km of Baima River is 7.72km long, including A decrease of 11.88km of river dredging since the river dredging, 32.98km of 7.72km of river dredging, 9.426km of stretch (from the confluence of Maojia Bridge to the new bank, new riverside new bank, 0.784m of new masonry Manfang Bridge) in Baima River project has been roads and landscape planting stone retaining wall, and 0.985 km of finished through the use of domestic funds. on both sides of the new reinforced concrete retaining wall. riverbank. Sewage treatment project of The sewage treatment project of Lianhua County was / Lianhua County. cancelled. Lianxin Eco-conservation Island, Binhe Binhe Wetland of Lianjiang River (including extended Wetland of Lianjiang River (including Lianhua Wetland Park. segment), and Hekou wetland of Baima River were extended segment), and Hekou included as a new component in the project scope. wetland of Baima River. Due to the new Binhe Wetland of Lianjiang River 101.95 mu of collective land; (including extended segment), and Hekou wetland of 232 mu of temporary land 237.98 mu of collective land; 247 mu of Baima River, there is an increase of 136.03 mu of 2 LA influence occupation; 1.36 mu of temporary land occupation. collective land acquisition and 15 mu of temporary permanent occupation of land occupation; but a decrease of 1.36 mu of state-owned land. state-owned land. 1,726.87 ㎡ of rural 3 HD influence 0 ㎡ of rural residential HD A decrease of 1,726.87 ㎡ of rural residential HD residential HD Updated No. RP Updated RP Differences contents “The Notice of Jiangxi Province Government on Adjustment of the Uniform AAOV Rates and The compensation standard The compensation standard for Integrated Land Section Price for Land for farmland is 35706 Compensation farmland is 38185 yuan/mu, for dry Compensation” (JPG[2015] No.81), and reference of 4 yuan/mu, for dry land is standard for LA land is 25,584 yuan/mu in Qinting the compensation standards for land acquisition of 23923 yuan/mu in Qinting Town. similar projects in nearby area, an increase of 2479 Town. yuan/mu for farmland compensation and that of 1661 yuan/mu for dry land compensation. The compensation standard for house with steel-concrete structure is 800 yuan/㎡, for house with brick-concrete structure is 700 yuan/㎡, for Compensation house with brick-wood 5 Not involving HD. Not involving HD standard for HD structure is 600 yuan/㎡, for house with civil structure is 400 yuan/㎡, for house with simple structure is 300 yuan/ ㎡, for lumber room is 225 yuan/㎡. Job guidance, skill training, Livelihood Job guidance, skill training, planting planting structure adjustment, 6 restoration structure adjustment, and LLFs’ social No change and LLFs’ social security measures security resettlement. resettlement. Complete monetary compensation. There are two compensation ways, one is monetary compensation for HD housing and new house site 7 resettlement Not involving HD provided by government in plan local village; and the other is cash compensation for housing and new houses are built by the AHs. Updated No. RP Updated RP Differences contents resettlement 8 10.6042 million yuan 28.1416 million yuan An increase of 17.5374 million yuan. cost Implementation The schedule of implementation has changed due to 9 June 2015 to December 2017 February 2020 to December 2021 schedule delays in finalization of preliminary designs. Contents 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................... 1 1.1 BACKGROUND AND RP UPDATING ....................................................................................................... 1 1.2 SUBPROJECT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................. 1 1.3 METHODOLOGY .................................................................................................................................... 2 1.4 LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT IMPACTS .............................................................................. 2 1.5 POLICY FRAMEWORK AND ENTITLEMENTS. ......................................................................................... 3 1.6 RESETTLEMENT COMPENSATION AND INCOME RESTORATION ........................................................... 3 1.7 IMPACTS ON VULNERABLE GROUPS AND WOMEN............................................................................... 3 1.8 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE. ................................................................... 4 1.9 ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS. ................................................................................................... 4 1.10 MONITORING AND EVALUATION. ........................................................................................................... 4 1.11 RESETTLEMENT COSTS AND RESETTLEMENT IMPLEMENTATION TIMETABLE. .................................. 54 2 PROJECT RESETTLEMENT IMPACTS ........................................................................................... 6 2.1 LAND ACQUISITION ............................................................................................................................. 76 2.1.1 Acquisition of Collective Land ............................................................................................... 76 2.1.2 Permanent Occupation of State-owned Land ................................................................. 1110 2.1.3 Temporary Land Occupation ............................................................................................. 1110 2.2 AFFECTED INFRASTRUCTURE AND LAND ATTACHMENTS .............................................................. 1110 2.3 HOUSING DEMOLITION ................................................................................................................... 1110 2.4 AFFECTED PERSONS AND VULNERABLE GROUPS ........................................................................ 1110
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