THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA Public Disclosure Authorized
500KV YANCHENG-HUAIYIN TRANSMISSION PROJECT
RESETTLEMENT Public Disclosure Authorized ACTION PLAN
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JIANGSUPROVINCIAL POWER COMPANY
OCTOBER1997 Public Disclosure Authorized TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. P JE ''T BACK __-1GROUND ------1
2. PROJECT IMPACT ------10
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK ------14
4. COMPENSATION COST ESTIMATE AND BUDGET ------32
5. RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION IMPLEMENTATION
PLAN ------38
6. INSTITUTIONAL ORGANIZATION ------52
7. PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTATION ------60
8. GRIEVANCE AND APPEALS ------63
9. MONITORING ------64
10. REPORTING ------70
11. ENTITLEMENT MATRIX ------72 LIST OF ANNEXES
Annex 1 Affected Villages
Annex 2 Social and Economic Information of Affected Counties
Annexc3.1 Distribution of Permanent Land Acquisition
Annex 3.2 Social and Economic Information of Affected Villages
Annex 3.3 Social and Economic Situation of Affected Townships
Annex 3.4 Distribution of Affected Enterprises
Annex 4.1 Distribution of Affected Housing
Annex 4.2 Distribution of Attached Structures To Be Demolished
Annex 5 Distribution Of PAPs for House Acquisition
Annex 6 P-APs' Information Booklet
Annex 7 Outline of Monitoring on 500KV Yangcheng--Huaiyin
Transmission Project
Annex 8 Brief Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation Institution
and Its Staff ha: hectare 1 ha= 15 mu
M': square meter 1 mu = 667 MI km: kilometer 1 kmr= 1000 M
RMB: Ren Min Bi I $ = 8.2--8.3 RMB
SPC: The State Planning Commission
GPPDI: General Power Planning and Design Institute
PRO: Project Resettlement Office
PPRO: Provincial Project Resettlement Office
CLMB: County Land Management Bureau
RAP: Resettlement Action Plan
PAP: Project Affected Person
NRCR: National Research Centre for Resettlement 500KVYancheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN
Definition of Resettlement Terminology
Definition of PAPs: In this RAP, PAPs are defined as those persons whose incomes, living standards or entitlements are or will be adversely affected by the project. PAPs include the following categories:
(I)Persons who are affected by land acquisition, that is,
those persons whose land holdings are or will be decreasing
(2)Persons who are affected by house acquisition (including
due to the acquired land for relocation)
(3)Persons who are affected by public structure acquisition.
The definition of the PAPs is linked directly to the adverse effect of the project, regardless of legal rights title or interest. 1. PROJECT BACKGROUND
A) Brief Description of the Project and Its Main Purpose
Jiangsu Province is well developed in economy, and meanwhile, the contradictions between power supply and demand in the region become more acute. Shanxi Province is one of the major energy resource bases of China whose coal reserves are plentiful. But its transportation capacity is very limited. The project will transmit power from Yangcheng Power Plant (Shanxi) to Jiangsu Province, instead of transporting coal. This will make up for the power shortage in Jiangsu Province, while actuating the development of coal resources in Shanxi and easing off the pressure of coal transportation. The project will be good for the development of both Jiangsu Province and Shanxi Province.
The length of the transmission line is 770.6KM. The route of the line is from the substation of Yangcheng Power Plant in Shanxi Province to Huaiyin substation in Jiangsu Province. The project consists of the sub-projects as follows. * Three 500KV circuits from Yangcheng Power Plant to Dongming Switch Station, * The Yellow River crossing, * Two 500KV circuits from Dongming Switch Station to Sanpu Switch Station, * A 500KV circuit from Sanpu Switch Station to Renzhuang Substation * Two 500KV circuits from Sanpu Switch Station to Huaiyin Substation, * Two 500KV switch stations (Dongming Switch Station in Shandong Province and Sanpu Switch Station in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province) * Two substations extension projects (Renzhuang Substation and Huaiyin Substation). Renzhuang Substation has operated for years. Huaiyin Substation is an auxiliary project of Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant that is financed by World Bank.
There will be 2397 transmission towers in the project. The line is planned to end at the entrance of Huaiyin Substation, via Yangcheng I County, Zezhou County in Shanxi Province, Xiuwu County, Huixian County, Beizhan County of Xinxiang Municipality, Weihui County, Yanjin County, Hua County, Changyuan County in Henan Province, the Yellow River, Dongming County, Heze County, Dingtao County, Cao County, Chengwu County, Shan County in Shandong Province, Xiao County, Lingbi County in Anhui Province, Feng County, Tongshan County, Suining County, Suyu County, Sihong County, Siyang County, Huaiyin County, Qingpu County of Huaiyin Municipality, Huaian County in Jiangsu Province. The dynamic investment of the project is 5.02 billion RMB. The project is planned to start in January 1998 and to be put into use in February 2000.
B) Areas Affected and Served by the Project
When the project is put into operation and transmits power to Jiangsu Province, it will ease the power shortage of Jiangsu Province. After the completion of the project, it will lighten the transportation pressure of coal so as to promote the development of coal resources and the economy of Shanxi Province.
The project affects directly 27 villages of two counties(cities) in Shanxi Province, 98 villages of seven counties(cities) in Henan Province, 142 villages of six counties(cities) in Shandong Province, 18 villages of two counties(cities) in Anhui Province and 279 villages of nine counties(cities) in Jiangsu Province. The administrative regions affected by the project are listed in Annex 1.
C) Social and Economic Background of the Project Area
26 counties in five provinces involve in the project. By the end of 1996, the gross population of these 26 counties was 21.39 million and the agriculture population was 18.38 million. The counties achieved an industrial and agricultural output value of 129.79 billion RMB in 1996. The industrial and agricultural output value per capita was 6713 RMB. Six of these counties have achieved their industrial and agricultural output value per capita over 10,000 RMB. These counties had 9.42653 million rural laborers and a gross cultivated land of 1802120.3ha. The
2 cultivated area per capita was 0.08ha, and in rural area it was 0.O9ha. The cultivated land per rural laborer was 0.19ha. The net income one farmer was 1876 RMB, and in 12 of these counties it was over 2,000 RMB. Socia1 and economic background of these counties is listed in Annex 2.
Since launching of reform and opening policies ,the economy in Jiangsu Province has been rapidly developed. The annual growth of GDP (gross domestic product) and the industrial and agricultural output value are kept in high growth. The high growth of economy raises a high growth of electric requirement. Therefore, the project will serve this area greatly.
D) Measures Taken to Minimize Resettlement
1) Minimize the Scope of Land Acquisition The needed width of corridor of each circuit is 65M. The transmission line with two or three two or circuits will affect seriously the demolition scale and the environment nearby. In the preliminary design period, the project used long-distance double circuits with one tower so as to minimize the number of the acquired lands and the demolished houses.
2) Minimize the Scope of Demolition and House Demolition Area In order to minimize the demolition area as much as possible, in the process of the final selection of the line, some changes have been made on the sites of some towers to avoid some villages with large population and some important structures. For example, the project avoided to acquire the residence lands of the villagers in Xiaogou Village, Beiliu Township, Yangcheng County and Zhongzhifang Village, Wuqiu Township, Changhuan County, and also avoided to resettle the primary school of Zhongzhifang Village. The towers are heightened to alleviate impacts on the important infrastructures. These measures minimized the demolition area. In final the demolition area of the project is reduced from 83,823 square meters to 28,798 square meters.
3) Minimize the Impacts on Cultivated Lands
3 In the process of final selection of the line, some changes have been made on the route of the line. Towers are placed in uncultivated land as possible, avoiding orchards and some high output farm lands. Some tower's are self-supported towers. The project uses double circuits with, one tower in 464.4KM long (60% of the whole length). Although the cost of the project itself has risen great ly, it gains the supports of the communities along the line.
E) Technical and Economic Feasibilitv Study Some documents were issued approve the project. They are listed as follows. (I) Document JNY( 1993) No.311 "Reply to the Proposal of Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project " issued by The State Planning Co6nmission(SPC); (2) Document DDG( 1997) No.481 "Reply to the Preliminary Design of 500KV Yangcheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project " issued by The Ministry of Power; (3) Docunent DDG(1997) No.520 "Reply to the Preliminary Design of Dongmig Switch Station and Sanpu Switch Station Construction Sub-project of Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project" issued by the Ministry of ower; (4) Docdment DDG(1997) No.350 "Reply to the Preliminary Design of SOOKV Huaiyin Substation (Jiangsu) Extension Project" issued by Th Ministry of Power.
F) The Design of the Project
Docuhient No. 1213 "Report of the Designing Tasks of 500KV Yangcheng- Huaiyin Transmission Project" issued by Jiangsu Provincial Power Bureau in 1994, commits East China Electric Power Designing Ihstitute(ECEPDI), which belongs to the Ministry of Power, to the over-Al designing work of the project. Shanxi Provincial Electric Power Design Institute(SXEPDI), Henan Provincial Electric Power Design Instiute(HINEPDI), Shandong Provincial Electric Power Design Institute(SDEPDI) and Jiangsu Provincial Electric Power Design Institute(JSEPDI) take the detail designing work of the project.
4 The report of "The Optimal Design of Yangcheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project " passed the appraisal organized by General Power Planning and Design Institute (GPPDI) of the Ministry of Power in August, 1994.
The institutes above made the preliminary exploration of the route and collected information on geo-hydrologic conditions in August 1995. They also consulted with the local governments and concerned departments along the line.
Planning Bureaus of the counties, municipalities and provinces along the line had all agreed the route of the transmission line bv Dec., 1995.
In December 1996, ECEPDI posted the report of "The Preliminary Design of 500KV Yangcheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project".
From March to May 1997, ECEPDI laid out the route of the line and did surveys on the acquisition loss in kind. Some changes had been made on the route.
The report of "The Preliminary Design of Yangchena--Huaiyin Transmission Project" and the general estimate report of the project passed the appraisal organized by the Ministry of Power in August, 1997.
G) The Ownership and Organizations
Yangcheng Power Plant (Shanxi) Transmission Project got a loan of 76% of the gross investment from National Development Bank of China and China Construction Bank. Jiangsu Provincial Power Company. and Jiangsu Provincial Energy and Transportation Investment Corp. have respectively invested 4% and 20% of the project. National Power Communication and Dispatch Center will take charge of management after the project is put into use. Jiangsu Provincial Power Company. is the temporary project owner. It is in charge of the construction, implementation, principal repayment and interests payment. The Project Preparatory Office for Yangcheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project (PPO), who belongs to Jiangsu Provincial Power Company, takes the responsibility of the project construction. It sets up Engineering Department and Resettlement Office(RO), which are responsible for the leading of the construction and the resettlement in land acquisition.
H) The Census(Social-economical Survey)
1) Schedule and Institutions The census was carried out in two steps: Firstly, the base-line investigations for the land and house acquisition in the project area were carried out from August, 1995 to October, 1995 and from March, 1997 to May, 1997 separately, by the staffs from East-China Electric Power Design Institute(ECEPDI), SXEPDI, HNEPDI, SDEPDI, JSEPDI, PPO, the relevant counties and townships and some villagers along the line. The tasks included the census to the acquisition house, various kinds of auxiliary facilities, trees along the line.
Secondly, social survey from August to September 1997 was organized by the Project Resettlement Office(PRO), together with Xuzhou Municipal Power Bureau, Tongshan County Power Supply Bureau, Huaiyin Municipal Power Supply Bureau, and relevant townships along the line. The survey included the investigation on social-economic conditions, and wiliness of PAPs, etc. The PRO and National Research Centre for Resettlement (NRCR) collected and analyzed the survey data..
2) Survey Methodology
As for the census of the houses and auxiliary facilities measurement on site and register should be carried out household by household according to the layout and section defined by the five electric power design institutes (ECEPDI, SXEPDI, HNEPDI, SDEPDI and JSEPDI).
6 Land acquisition investigation is measuring on site and registering according to the location plan and the civil works drawings for the project by the five design institutes. Huaiyin Substation Extension Work and Renzhuang Substation Extension Work do not need any land acquisition. Huaiyin Substation whose Land acquisition has finished is an auxiliary project of Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant Project.
I) Preparation of the Resettlement Action Plan(RAP)
The PRO took charge of the preparation of RAP. Land management department of the relevant counties and municipalities participated the preparation. NRCR is responsible of the consultation of RAP. The RAP was completed by PRO, and has passed the review of the Project Resettlement Leading group.
The NRCR will take charge of the independent monitoring and evaluation for the project.
J) Schedule for Resettlement Implementation
The PRO and the construction departments will sign the contracts "Agreement on House and Land Acquisition for 500KV Yangcheng-- Huaiyin Transmission Project" with land management bureaux of the relevant counties and townships separately. It is foreseen that the implementation period is from January 1998 to June 1999. Huaiyin Substation Extension Project is located in the area of the substation itself. Huaivin Substation, as an auxiliary project of Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant, has finished its land acquisition (no house acquisition) in August 1997, and started to be constructed in August 1997.
K) Permission for Land Use, Resettlement and Construction
The land acquisition procedure is as follows: (1). The five electric power design institutes submit the defined range and area of acquisition land; (2). The project contractors apply to local planning department for permission, of planning land use certification and certification for construction land use; (3). Consulting with the land owner about the land acquisition and compensation;(4). Land use formalities in local 7 land management department; (5). The project acquires the land and signs the land acquisition contract. The contracts are signed by the project resettlement office. together with the local land management bureaux,(6).The project gets the land ownership.
The resettlement and construction procedures are as follows: (1). The five electric power design institutes submit the location of affected and acquired house; (2). The PRO, the five electric power design institutes , and relevant counties(cities), townships investigate the quantity and quality of the houses. (3) The PRO discusses with the representatives of resettlers about the compensation standard for acquisition house and auxiliary facilities; (4). The PRO, together with the ROs of relevant counties and municipalities, signs the house acquisition contracts; (5). ROs of relevant counties and municipalities signs the house acquisition contracts with relevant townships; (6). The townships signs the house acquisition contracts with PAPs, and the PAPs get the compensation fund;(7).The PAPs build their houses; (8). The PAPs move into new houses and demolish the old houses.
L) Decree on Rates of Compensation
1) Land Mfanagement Law of People 's Republic of China
2) Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law of People's Reputblic of China
3) Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law in Jiangsu Province
4) Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law in Shanxi Province
5) Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law in Henan Province
6) Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law of People 's Republic of China in Shandong Province
8 7) Temporary Regulations for Collection and Usage of Compensation Fee for Forest Land Acquisition in Shanxi Province
8) Regullations for Collection and iVanagement of Recover Fee for Forest and Grass Land in Shanxi Province
9) Compensation Rates for Attached Structuires on Land Acquired by State Construction in Henan Province
10) Implementation Regulations for Forest Law of People 's Republic of China in Jiangsu Province
11) Jiaozuo MufitnicipalGovernment Document JZB(1994) No. 51 "Compensation Rates for Attached Struictures on Land Acquired bv National Construction in Jiaozuo Municipalityv
12) XinxiangMunicipal Government Document XZW(]993) No.229 -Compensation Rates for Attached Structures on Land Acquired by National Construction in Xinxiang Municipality"
13)Document HXF(1989) No.7 "Temporary Regulations for Land Acquisition Approval in Heze Municipality"
14) Suqian Municipal Government Document SZF(1996) No.47 "Regulations for Land Acquisition Approval in Suqian Mdunicipal "
15) Dongming County Document DZF(1993) No.47 "Regulations for Land Acquisition approval in Dongming County"
16) Huixian City HZ(1992) No.158 " 'Five Uniform Regulations' on Land Acquisition"
17) Weihui City WZ(1993) No.58" 'Five Uniform Regulations ' on Land Acquisition"
9 2. PROJECT IMPACT
A) Land Acquisition
Table 2.1 Summarvof Land Acquisition
Categorv Unit Quantity A B C I Total land acquisition for the project ha 59.5 2 Permanentland acquisition ha 59.5 Land acquisition for DongmingSwitch Station ha 7.2 4 Land acquisition for Sanpu Switch Station ha 9.0 5 Land acquisition for Huaivin Substation Extension Work ha 0 6 Land acquisition for Renzhuang Substation Extension Work ha 0 7 Land acquisition for the tower foundation ha 43.3 8 Total number of residence bases affected by land acquisition ha 2.47 9 Total number of households affected by acquisition houses HH 128 10 Total number of the project affected villages 558 11 Total number of laborers affected by land acquisition 253 12 Arable land acquired for the project accounting for percentage % 0.073 of the total arable land of affected villages 13 Rangeof average arable land(per person) in affected townships ha per 0.102
{______capital ______aia 14 Range of average arable land(per laborer) in affected ha per 0.209 townships capital _ 15 No. of villages where land laborer ratio falls below township 35 level 16 No. of villages where land readjustmentis not possible due to 0 the limit of land endowment
Notes: (1). All the acquired land for residencebases and structurefoundation can be reclaimed.and cultivated by the base owner. The costs for the reclaim are listed in the landacquisition costs of the project. (2). Former land acquisitionfor Huaiyin Substation is 8.96ha,and there was no house acquisition. The expandingproject is based on the forner scale and it does not needany land acquisition. (3). The Renzhuang Substation Extension Work is located in the former substationand needs no land acquisition. See Annex 3 for detailed information.
10 B) Affected Structures
Table 2.2 Summary of Affected Structures
Structures and Categories Number Number of Area(m) (Households) PAPs .- House Land area A B C D E I Private houses to be 128 538 11295 10713 affected 2 Private houses to be 128 538 11295 10713 relocated 3 Public structures to be 0 0 14151 14030 affected _ 4 Number of Houses (Households affecteddue to other reasons-suchas 0 0 0 0 environmentimpact)
Note: Public structures include offices of villages and groups. bams. See Annex 4 for the detailed of affected structures.
C) Affected Enterprises and Infrastructure
There are sixteen enterprises affected by the project (See Table 2.3). They are all private or village-owned and in small size. Ten of them have stopped producing because of deficiency and no sale for one year or half a year. The project can only compensate their structures and some relevant facilities. The other six enterprises(There are 47 part-time workers in total) are engaged in exploring of stone and coal. The project only affects their structures (The structures have to be moved.), but does not affect their production areas. It means that the normal production and running activities will not be affected by the project, and the workers will not lose their jobs because of the project. There is little equipment in these enterprises, and the equipment can be moved to other places. Moreover, their foundation area will be reclaimed and cultivated by the villagers themselves.
Affected infrastructures are listed in Table 2.4.
11 Table 2.3 Distribution of Affected Enterprises
Categoriesof Enterprises Number Number of Number of PAPs. Foundation Total Land of Units Employees including Area(ha) Area(ha) affected laborers I Total Units to Be Affected 16 0 0.45 1.6 Private Enterprises 5 0 0.21 0.91 Village Enterprises I1 4 0 0.24 0.69 Township Enterprises 0 43 0 0 O0 2 Land Acquisitionfor the 6 0 0.07(Uncult 0.08(Uncult _ Relocationof the Above ivated land) ivated land) 3 Secondarv PAPs due to 0 0 0 0 Land Acquisition for Relocation 4 Enterprisesto Be Partiallv 0 0 0 0 Affected
See table 5.2 for the details.
Table 2.4 Summary of Affected Infrastructure
| AffectedInfrastructire Quantity Unit 1I 1kv Power 5km YangchengCounty Power Supply Bureau 2 1 l0kvPower line 2.5km Zezhou County Power Supply Bureau 3 Grade 2 CommunicationLine 12km Beiliu Township. YangchengCounty. Shanxi I___I____ Province 4 Grade 3 communicationLine 7km Beiliu Township. YangchengCountv. Shanxi l ______l______Province 5 Receiving Apparatus for I Daqi Township. Zezhou Countv, Shanxi Satellite Signal Province 6 10kvPower line 5 pieces Shan County Power Supply Bureau 7 1380v Power line I pieces Tongshan County Power Supply Bureau 8 CommunicationLine I piece TongshanCounty Power Supply Bureau 9 l0kvPower line 2km Tongshan County Power Supply Bureau 10 35kvPower line 2km Tongshan County Power SupplyBureau II l0kvPower line 6km Suining County Power Supply Bureau 12 35kvPowerline 6km Sihong County Power Supply Bureau
D) Temporary Land Acquisition in the Construction of the Project
Temporaryland acquisition depends on the constructioncondition of the project. The land is used to pile the materials. In order to minimize the impact to arable land, the constructionperiod will be as short as possible. Thus, the construction will only impact one season of green rice, which can be planted near after the construction. The 12 corresponding compensation is inside the total cost of the project (not including the resettlement and rehabilitation cost).
E) Temporarv Land Acquisition in Operation of the Project In the operation of the project, if temporary land acquisition occur sometimes because of the maintain of the transmission line, compensation rates for this are same as the relevant compensation rates in the RAP.
F) Affected Population
Table 2.4 Summarvof AffectedPopulation
Tvpe of Effect Quantitv of PAPs A B 1 Total PAPsaffected bv landacquisition 526 2 Affectedby Acquisitionof AgriculturalLand 526 3 PrivateHousinp 538 4 No. of laborerswho will losemore than 7% of their agriculture 0 landto landacquisition(LA) _ 5 No. of laborerswho will loseless than 7% but morethan 0.08% 54 of theiragriculture land to land acquisition(LA) 6 No. of laborerswho will loseless than 0.08% of theiragriculture 199 _- landto landacquisition(LA)
See Annex 5 for further details.
G) Impact on Vulnerable Groups
Based on our survey, among the 128 households of house acquisition, there are no women headed households, ethnic minorities families and old PAPs living alone. Laborers are not in short in house demolition and building, and the households do not need special care. In the implementation of RAP, if vulnerable groups occur, their relocation will be under the charge of the relevant village.
13 3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
A) Policy
Laws and policies on land acquisition and resettlement can be divided into three levels:
1)National laws and regulations issued by the Central Government
* The State Land Law of People's Republic of China (passed in June 1981 by the 16th session the standing committee of the 6th National People's Congress(NPC), and revised in December 1988 by the 5th session the standing committee of the 7th NPC)
* Implementation Regulations of The State Land Law of People's Republic of China (No. 73 order of State Council of P.R.China)
2)Provincial regulations issued by provincial government
* Implementation Regulations of Land Law of Jiangsu Province (passed on June 26, 1987 by the 26th session the standing committee of the 6th Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress, and revised on June 30, 1989 by the 9th session the standing committee of the 7th Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress)
3 Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law in Shanxi Province (passed on Jan. 11, 1987 by the 26th session the standing commrttee of the 6th Shanxi Provincial People's Congress)
* Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law in Henan Province(passed on Sep. 18, 1987 by the 30th session the standing committee of the 6th Henan Provincial People's Congress)
* Implementation Regulations for Land Management Law of People's Republic of China in Shandong Province (passed on Feb. 15,
14 1987 by the 24th session the standing committee of the 6th Shandong Provincial People's Congress)
Shandong Province Document JJ(1997) I Ieflipor;ry Regulations for Collection and Usage of Compensation Fee for Forest Land Acquisition in Shanxi Province" (issued on July 17, 1994 by Shanxi Province Price Bureau, Shanxi Province Forestry Bureau and Shanxi Province Finance Bureau)
* Document No.12 "Regulations for Collection and Management of Recover Fee for Forest and Grass Land in Shanxi Province " issued by Shandong Province Price Bureau and Shandong Province Finance Bureau on Feb. 4, 1993
* Henan Province Government Document YZW( 1989) No. 113 "Compensation Rates for Auxiliary Buildings on Land Acquired by National Construction in Henan Province " (issued on Sep. 5, 1989)
Jlnplementation Regulation for Forest Law of People's Republic of China in Jiangsu Province (passed on Oct. 27, 1992 by the 30th session the standing committee of the 7th Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress)
3) Municipal and county regulations for some special projects * Jiaozuo Municipal Government Document JZB(1994) No.51 "Compensation Rates for Attached Structures on Land Acquired by National Construction in Jiaozuo Municipality"
* Xinxiang Municipal Government Document XZW(1993) No.229 "Compensation Rates for Auxiliary Structures on Land Acquired by State Constrluction in Xinxiang Municipality "
IDocumentHXF(1989) No.7 "Temporary Regulations for Land Acquisition Approval in Heze Municipality"
* Suqian City Document SZF(1996) No.47 "Regulations for Land Acquisition Approval in Suqian City"
15 * Dongming County Document DZF(1993) No.47 "Regulations for Land Acquisition Approval in Dongming County"
* Huixian City Document HZ(1992) No.158 ' 'Five Uniform Regulations ' on Land Acquisition"
* Weihui City Document WZ(1993) No.58 "'Five Uniform Regulations ' on Land Acquisition"
The RAP is prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations listed below and the World Bank Guidelines on Involuntary Resettlement (OD 4.30). The implementation of the RAP will be carried out in accordance with this legal framework.
B) Contents of the regulations
1) National Laws and Regulation
Major provisions of Land Law are as follows:
Ownership
(D The ownership of all land inside cities is vested in the state, the ownership of the land in countryside and city suburb is vested in the collectives except for vested in the state based on special laws or regulations. Residence bases are vested in the collectives. (2 Collective land is managed and operated by village councils. ( County governments register collective lands and issue certificates of ownership. ( Any change in ownership or the right to use land must be officially recorded and a new certificate issued. 0 Once acquired for a state project, collective land becomes state land.
Land Use
16 (DThe law permits transfer of right of use of both state and collectively-owned lands. Contracting of both state and collective lands to collective units and individuals is permitted and contracts meeting the procedural requirements are protected by law. (Conversion of cultivated land exceeding 3 mu into non- agricultural use must be authorized by governments above the county level.
Land for State Construction
(DApproval Procedures Project units must apply to local land management departments above county governments level with Design Task Document or other approval documents approved by direction departments of State Council or local government above county level based on approval procedure for state construction. After the review and approved by local government above county level, the land management department can allocate the land. (ZAuthority for Approval: County governments can approve acquisition of cultivated land below 3 mu and other types of land below 10 mu. Provincial congresses determine the limits of the authority of prefecture and municipal governments for land acquisition. (3)Theproject must compensate the affected units or persons for loss of land, resettlement, attached structures, and standing crops. (OFormulasto calculate the amounts of compensation are specified: * Compensation fee for cultivated land The compensation fee for cultivated land should be 3-6 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. Provincial and municipal governments should determine the rate of compensation for standing crops and attached structures. Compensation fee for other types land acquisition may be determined by provincial and municipal governments refer to the compensation rates of cultivated land acquisition. * Resettlement grant Based on the number of agriculture population to be resettled, the regulations stipulate payment of a resettlement grant. The amount of 17 the resettlement grant is to be determined on a per capita basis and should be 2-3 times the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. The formula for calculating the number of the agricultural population to be resettled is to divide the area of the acquired cultivated land by the average per capita land holding of the unit prior to the land acquisition. Should the resettlement grant prove inadequate to maintain the previous living standards of the people, provincial and municipal governments can increase the amount of the resettlement grant. But the combined amount of compensation for land and resettlement grant should not exceed 20 times the average annual production value per mu during the previous three years. Compensation fee for other types land acquisition may be determined by provincial and municipal governments refer to the compensation rates of cultivated land acquisition. Temporary land acquisition should be compensated according to the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. (DLandfor Rural Residence Land for rural residence should be the original residence bases or the spare land. Use of cultivated land for residence must be approved by village councils, township governments, and county governments. The quantity should not exceed the limits regulated by provincial and municipal governments.
2) Provincial Regulations issued by provincial governments
a) Implementation Regulations of Land Law of Jiangsu Province
Land for State Construction
The project must compensate the affected units or persons for loss of land, resettlement, attached structures, and standing crops. The formulas to calculate the amounts of compensation are specified: (D The compensation fee for Loss of Land The compensation fee for cultivated land and vegetable land should be 6 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition based on the state price policies.
18 () The compensation fee for Standing Crops and Attached Structures The compensation fee for Standing Crops is calculated based on the out put value of one season of crops. 3 The Amount for Resettlement Grants The amount of the resettlement grant is to be determined on a per capita basis. For the townships with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition above 1 mu, the payment should be 3 times the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. For the townships with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition below 1 mu, the payment should be calculated from 4 times( and one time more as the drop of every 0.1 mu of the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition, but should not exceed 10 times) the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. Should the resettlement grant prove inadequate to maintain the previous living standards of the people, provincial governments can increase the amount of the resettlement grant. But the combined amount of compensation for land and resettlement grant should not exceed 20 times the average annual production value per mu during the previous three years.
Land for Rural Residence
The land for rural residence includes the land for house, attached structures, yard, grass and trees ahead or behind the house. In order to save land, buildings are strongly recommended. The calculation formulas are on the household basis according to the actual average per capita land holding: (D For the-villages with the average per capita land holding below I mu, the average per capita residence land holding should be less than 0.2 mu. The residence land is 130 square meter for one household of not more than 4 mrnembers,and with 25 square meter more as every member- increasing in the household of more than 4 members. (Z For the villages with the average per capita land holding above 1 mu, the residence land is 130 square meter for one household of not more than 4 members, and with 30 square meter more as every member- increasing in tie household of more than 4 members. 19 b) Implementation Regulations of Land Law of Shandong Province
Land for State Construction
The compensation fee for the urban area of provincial municipalities and cultivated land belongs to county-level cities should be 5 - 6 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. The compensation fee for cultivated land belongs to county-level cities should be 4 - 5 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition.
The compensation fee for other types' land should be 2 - 3 times the annual production value per mu. The compensation fee for residence land should be in accordance with the compensation standard of neighboring cultivated land. The compensation fee for standing crops is calculated based on the output value of one season of crops. Trees on the acquired land should be planted to other places as possible and the plant fee should be paid. If the trees can not be planted, compensation fee should be paid.
The Amount for Resettlement Grants
The amount of the resettlement grant for cultivated land and residence land acquisition is to be determined on a per capita basis. For each agricultural person who is needed to be resettled, the payment should be 3 times the average annual output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. But the amount of the resettlement grant per mu should not exceed 10 times the average annual output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. The amount of the. resettlement grant for other types' land is 2 times the annual output value per mu.
Land for Rural Residence
On the shirts of cities or in towns, the average per capita residence 20 land holding should be 0.2 - 0.25 mu. In villages on plain area, the average per capita residence land holding should be 0.2 - 0.3 mu. In villages in hilly country, if their sites are on flatlands, the average per capita residence land holding should be 0.2 mu. If their sites are on hills, the average per capita residence land holding should be less than 0.4 mu at most. For the villages with the average per capita land holding below I mu, the average per capita residence land holding can be lower than the standard above. c) Implementation Regulations of Land Law of Shanxi Province
Land for State Construction
The compensation fee for cultivated land in Taiyuan, Datong, Yangquan, Changzhi, Jincheng, Xinzhou, Yuci, Linfen, Houma, Yuncheng Municipality, should be 5 - 6 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. The compensation fee for cultivated land outside the municipalities above, should be 4 - 5 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. The compensation fee for residence land, spare land and uncultivated land should be 2 times the average annual production value of cultivated land in the village during the three years prior to acquisition.
The Amount for Resettlement Grants
The amount of the resettlement grant is to be determined on a per capita basis. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition above 1 mu, the payment should be 3 times the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition below 1 mu, the payment should be calculated from 4 times( and one time more as the drop of every 0.1 mu of the average per capita land holding prior to
2' the land acquisition, but should not exceed 10 times) the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. The amount of the resettlement grant for collective forest should be 2 times the annual output value per mu. The amount of the resettlement grant will not be paid for residence land, spare land and collective uncultivated land. The compensation fee for standing crops is calculated based on the local output value. The compensation fee for attached structures on acquired cultivated land should be paid by construction department. Land compensation fee, the amount of the resettlement grant and the compensation fee for collective attached structures, are owned to acquired land departments. The fund will be saved in bank. Acquired land departments should post their resettlement plans and fund using plans. These plans should be approved by county governments. d) Implementation Regulations of Land Law of Henan Province
Compensation for Land Acquisition
The compensation fee for cultivated land should be 6 times the annual production value per mu. The compensation fee for by-products of plants in cultivated land, should be 15 - 20% of annual main product output value per mu. The amount of the resettlement grant is to be determined on a per capita basis. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition above I mu, the payment should be 3 times the annual output value per mu. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition between 0.7 mu and 1 mu, the payment should be 4 times the annual output value per mu. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition between 0.5 mu and 0.7 mu, the payment should be 5 times the annual output value per mu. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition between 0.3 mu and 0.5 mu, the payment should be 7 times the annual output value per mu. For the townships and villages with the average per capita land 22 holding prior to the land acquisition below 0.3 mu, the payment should be 10 times the annual output value per mu.
3) Municinal and county regulations
Main contents related to the project are listed below:
Jincheng municipality: Detailed compensation rates for attached structures, standing crops and residence land have been regulated.
Jiaozuo Municipalitv: Detailed compensation rates for attached structures have been regulated.
Xinxiang Municipalitv: It regulated compensation rates for attached structures on acquired land for state construction.
Heze Municipalitv:
oLand compensation:
(DThe annual production value of grain crop field in the planning areas of municipalities and county cities, is calculated as 500 - 1000 RMB per mu. The annual production value of industrial crop field in these areas is calculated as 700 - 1200 RMB per mu. The annual production value of grain crop field in rural areas is calculated as 400 - 900 RMB per mu. The annual production value of industrial crop field in these areas is calculated as 500 - 1000 RMB per mu. The annual production value of orchards is calculated as 1500 - 3000 RMB per mu. (The compensation fee for land acquisition is 4 times the annual production value per mu. 0The compensation fee for residence land is in accordance with the compensation fee for cultivated land.
*The amount of resettlement grant:
23 If the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition are above 2 mu (not including 2 mu), the payment should be 2 times the annual output value per mu. If they are between I mu and 2 mu (not including I mu), the payment should be 3 times the annual output value per mu. If they are between 0.5 mu and 1 mu (not including 0.5 mu), the payment should be 6 times the annual output value per mu. If they are below 0.3 mu, the payment should be 10 - 14 times the annual output value per mu.
Dongming Countv:
* The annual output value per mu of acquired land: The annual output value of grain crop field, is calculated as 400 - 800 RMB per mu, and should not exceed 900 RMB per mu. The annual production value of industrial crop field is calculated as 600 - 1000 RMB per mu, and should not exceed 1200 RMB per mu. The annual production value of orchards is calculated as 800 - 3000 RMB per mu, and should not exceed 4500 RMB per mu. 3 Compensation fee for land acquisition: The compensation fee for cultivated land is 5 times the annual production value per mu. The compensation fee for other types' land is 4 times the annual production value per mu. The compensation fee for residence land is same as for cultivated land. TThe amount of resettlement grant: If the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition is above 2.5 mu (not including 2 mu), the payment should be 2 times the annual output value per mu. If it is between 1 mu and 2 mu (not including 1 mu), the payment should be 3 times the annual output value per mu. If it is between 0.5 mu and 1 mu (not including 0.5 mu), the payment should be 6 times the annual output value per mu. If it is below 0.3 mu, the' payment should be 10 - 14 times the annual output value per mu. Dongming County Government also regulates detail compensation rates for attached structures on acquired land.
Huaivin Municipality:
24 * Compensation fee on land acquisition: The compensation fee for cultivated land is 6 times the annual production value per mu. The annual production value per mu of paddy field is 1200 1600 RMB, the annual production value of dry field is 900 - 1200 RMB. * The amount of resettlement grant: If the average per capita land holding prior to the land acquisition is above I mu , the payment should be 3 times the annual output value per mu. If it is below 1 mu, the payment should be 10 - 14 times the annual output value per mu. If it is below 0.5 mu (including 0.5 mu), the project should arrange for a labor and pay 5000 RMB. Huaiyin Municipal Govemment also regulates detail compensation rates for attached structures and standing crops.
Suqian Citv: Suqian City was administered by Huaiyin Municipality before May, 1996. Regulations for land acquisition in Suqian City are almost same as they are in Huaiyin Municipality.
Other counties (cities):
They have regulated detail compensation rates for standing crops and attached structures, and have given detail explanations on compensation rates for land acquisition and the amount of resettlement grant. All these compensation rates are in accordance with the regulations made by the central and provincial governments.
C) Compensation Rates
1) Compensation Rates Principles * The compensation fee for land loss and resettlement should be based on State Land Law, Implementation Regulations for Land Law made by provincial governments and regulations made by related municipalities and counties. * Compensation for all assets is equivalent to the replacement cost of the asset. Depreciation is not considered. * Compensation payments are made before the acquisition of land and assets.
25 * Resettlement fees are paid before the PAPs build their new houses. * The compensation rates are discussed among the ROs of the project and the representatives of PAPs.
2) Compensation Rates Based on the above principles, from March to May, 1997, the PRO and the land management departments of relevant municipalities and counties submitted the preliminary compensation rates after consulting with the townships, villages, and representatives of Paps. In August 1997, General Power Planning and Design Institute (GPPDI) of the Ministry of Power organized the decision meeting. The representatives from GPPDI, ECEPDI, SXEPDI, HNEPDI, SDEPDI, JSEPDI and relevant provincial and municipal governments attended the meeting. The meeting confirmed the compensation rates for this project. The compensation rates are higher than local compensation rates, while they meet the demand of the local regulations. See Table 3. 1, Table 3.2, table 3.3, for detailed information.
26 Table 3.1 Compensation Rates for Houses and Attached Structures
Type 1 Items Compensation | Notes Rates Building I 400 RMB/ M2 Buildinu 11 360 RMB/ M2 Building III 320 RMB/ M2 not including the cost of Single-story House I 290 RMB/ M- getting water, power, road House Single-storvHouse II 260 RMB/ M2 of the new houses, and of Single-storyHouse 111 230 RMB/ M- leveling the field Simple Structures 120 RMB/ M- Pigsty 200 RMB each Walls 20 RMB/ M2 Attached Outdoor Cement Ground 20 RMB/ M2 Structures Stove 100 RMB Well 800 RMB Manure Pit 100 RMB Toilet 200 RMB Fruit Tree 300 RMB Big Tree 60 RMB Small Tree 30 RMB Water Pit 50 RMB Structure for Vegetable50 RMB/ M- _Grow-th RemovalCompensation 300 RMB/HH Reciaim Fee of Forner Residence Base 1000 RMB/HH New ResidenceBase Tax 2000 RMB/HH Cost of Getting water. power. road of the 30 RMB/M2 new houses. and of levelingthe field _ _
27 Table 3.2 Compensation Rates and Indemnitee of Acquired Land for Switch Stations and Substation
CompensationItems Compensation Rates Indemnitee ( 10000RMB/ha ) Dongming Sanpu Huaiyin Switch Switch Substation Station Station ____ I Land Loss 10.8 14.4 14.4 group 2 Resettlement 18 24 14.4 group 3 Irrigation 3 2.25 2.25 village committee 4 Standing Crops 0.9 1.2 1.2 Contractor 5 Agriculture Development 6 3 3 Provincial government Funds 6 VillagesConstruction 4.5 7.5 7.5 township government 7 Subsidy for state-ordered 1.5 2.25 2.25 village grains 8 VegetableDevelopment 15 18 18 county government 9 Group Division 6 6 6 county government 10 Land ownership Change 2 2 2 County(city) Land
______ManagementDepartment 11 Land Restoration tax 3 3 3 county government 12 Occupation Tax for land 6 7.5 7.5 State acquisition 13 Funds for agriculture to 6 6 6 countv government non-agricultureactivities 14 Preparing fee of local 1.74 1.97 1.84 County(city)Land Mechanism ManagementDepartment I 5 Managementfee of local 2.56 2.93 2.76 County(city)Land Mechanism ManagementDepartment Total 87 102 92.1
28 Table 3.3 Compensation Rates and Indemnitee of Acquired Land for Tower Foundation
[tems Compensation Indemnitee Rates(lOOOORi0 B/ha) ProvinceName Shanxi Henan Shandong Jiangsu/ .______Anhui I_ Land Loss 10.8 11.7 10.8 14.4 groups 2 Resettlement 9 9.75 9 12 groups 3 StandingCrops 0.9 0.975 0.9 1.2 Contractor 4 Agriculture Development 6 6 6 3 Provincialgovernment Funds 5 VillageConstruction 3 3 3 3 township 6 Compensationfor state- 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.25 village ordered grains 7 Group Division 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 County government 8 Land Change 2 2 2 2 Land Management Department of counties 9 Land Restoration 3 3 3 3 County government 10 Arable Land Occupation 6 6 6 7.5 State Tax l_l _ 11 Preparing tee of local I 1 I I Land Management I l Mechanism lIl____ Departmentof counties 12 Managementfee of local L.5 I .575 1.5 I .5 Land Management Mechanism _ Departmentof counties Total 49.2 51 49.2 55.35
3) Basis to compensation rates
* The basis to calculate the compensation rates land loss and resettlement are listed in Table 3.4 and Table 3.5.
Table 3.4 Annual Production value per ha in the past 3 years (10000 RMB/ha)
projects county 1994 1995 1996 Average A B C D E F Shanxi 1.62 1.695 1.68 1.8 Tower Foundation Henan 1.65 1.77 1.785 1.95 Shandong 1.59 1.71 1.665 1.8 Jiangsu/Anhui 2.175 2.37 2.34 2.4 DongmingSwitch Station Yuwo Township 1.68 1.725 1.74 1.8 Sanpu Switch Station ZhangjieTownship 2.175 2.4 2.28 2.4 HuaiyinSubstation Shanghe Township 2.25 2.34 2.325 2.4
29 Table 3.5 Land Compensation and Resettlement Subsidy Multipliers
Land Land Compensation ResettlementSubsidy Total Acquisition Province Shan He Shan Jiansu/ Shan He Shan Jiansu/ Shan He Shan Jiansu/ Name xi nan dong Anhui xi nan dong Anhui xi nan dong Anhui Switch 6 6 10 10 16 16 Station Substation 6 6 12 Tower 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 11 11 11 11 Foundation
* Housing Compensation When developing this RAP, we investigated the house rehabilitation prices estimated by construction department: (DBrick concrete building 36ORMB/ M2 bar foundation of bricks or reinforced concrete, reinforced concrete ring beam, reinforced concrete girds, brick walls bearing the loads, flat tile, multi-porous plate, cement ground, steel and timber doors and windows, vanished by sandy ground of 1:1:6, equipped with running water and power )Brick-timber single-story house 28ORMB/ M2 bar foundation of bricks or reinforced concrete, brick walls bearing the loads, timber girds, flat tile, vanished inside and outside, cement ground, common timber doors and windows, equipped with running water and power 0 Brick-timber single-story house 22ORMB/M 2 irregular brick walls, irregular tile, timber girds, timber doors and windows, cement ground, equipped with power and public water
The project classifies the acquired houses into three types: buildings, single-story houses, and simple structures. There exist differences among buildings or single-story houses, in the aspects of structure, materials, and quality. In order to ensure justice and reasonable compensation, the buildings and single-story houses are classified into 3 sub-types, the corresponding compensation rates are: buildings I 400 RMB/ M2, buildings II 360 RMB/ M2, building III 320 RMB/ M2 single-story houses I 290, single-story houses II 260, single- story houses III 230RMB/ M-.
30 * Infrastructure Compensation Project-affected infrastructure can be treated by engineering means. The cost is listed in Table 3.6.
Table 3.6 Compensation Rates for infrastructure
Type Compensation Standard I 380V Power line included in the project cost 2 1OKVPower included in the project cost 3 1I1OKVPower line included in the project cost 4 Grade 2 CommunicationLine 150000RMB/KM 5 Grade 3 communicationLine 60000RMB/KM 6 CommunicationLine 30000RMB/KM 7 ReceivingApparatus for SatelliteSignal 50000RMB each
31 4. COMPENSATION COST ESTIMATE AND BUDGET
The costs to be incurred on land acquisition and resettlement are included in the overall budget of the project. The projected requirement of funds for land acquisition and resettlement is given in Table 4.1, the calculation is based on the rates of June, 1997. The total cost of land acquisition and resettlement of this project is 86.49 million RMB.
A) Flow of funds
In accordance with the compensation policies and rates given in this RAP, Project Resettlement Office(PRO) will sign agreements on land acquisition and resettlement with the project contractors. Then the project contractors will sign " Permanent Land Acquisition Agreement of 500KV Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project " with the land management bureaux of counties, township governments and village committees along the line separately, and also will sign " Housing Acquisition Agreement of 500KV Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project" with the PAPs. According to the agreements, the PRO will allocate the compensation funds to the provincial project resettlement offices(PPROs) through banks. Then PPROs allocate them to the project contractors, and the project contractors to county land management bureaus(CLMBs), township governments, village committees, and PAPs respectively. Meanwhile, the project contractors will allocate the compensation funds for infrastructures and enterprises to the owner units or individuals. The flow of funds is specified as follows:
32 Compensation Type F unds Flow
PROLanloss TE|JrheP'roject Contractor |Village GrouIDs
qStandinaCrons PRO PPRO - The ProiectContractor lLandContractor qAuricultureDevelonment Fund EmP-46i 6l- provincialLand nmanagemnen1t BUieau _VillaueConstruction -PRP OThe ProjectContractor TownshipGovernment _Compensationfor State-orderedgrains PRO -PPRO TownshiipGovernment Land _Vetal Dee_rnnt, Acquisition Veetahle Develonment PRO PPRO TheProieet Contractor Coty Government (GrourDivision JPPRO TtC onaitoMtv GoVernmen Land Chanae lThe ProiectContractor JReclaintRestoration Tay E8rhe ProiectContractorj-lcou ntv Govern n l3-rovincial _Arable Land OCCuDationPPRO FT3heProject Contractorf- Countv Financial Government Transferfrom agricuLitural to non-agricUltural PRO registration iih ProjecICon~tractd~-CLBC_M outollnny| [Prenarina fee of l ocal Mechanism P PjR3 T Proie nt
dManaeement fee of Local MechanismP
33 Compensation Type Funds Flow
Comnensationfor Houisingand attachedStnictures PRO The Proiect Contractor 1 El
1l lose §Reclaim cost for original residence Bases H iag
< 4 'IaxesT for Alternative Residenc _Bu=reau _ >
4Prenatine l;unds for local Mechanism L B Povemmnt;IGII Manatement Costs of Local Mechanism PRC CMB
Infrastructure -- /Enterprises PPRO The Project Contractor wns of Title |
34 B) Base Cost
1) Land acquisition cost The land acquisition cost is calculated according to the land acquisition compensation rates for tower foundation andUSvlitch station and the quantity of acquired land.
2) House acquisition cost * Compensation costs for houses and attached structures are calculated on compensation rates and in kind quantities. * The relocated cost for power, water, road, and field leveling is calculated based on the rate of 30 RMB/ M2 for the area of acquired houses. * The removal compensation are calculated on the rate of 30ORMB/HH * The calculations are based on the reclaim cost for origin residence bases and new residence bases tax.
3) Management Costs for Local Mechanism Respective organizations responsible for implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation will be paid administrative expenses at the rate of 3% of the total amount of compensation payable in their jurisdictions.
4) Preparing Fee for local Mechanism Local demolishing agencies at county level will be paid preparing fund at the rate of 2% housing acquisition base costs(including compensation for the houses and attached structures, reclaiming costs of original residence bases, tax of new residence bases).The ROs of the counties take charge of the fund.
5) Relocation costs for infrastructures: The relocation costs for power lines will be added to the project cost. The costs on other items are 2.57 million RMB in total. 6) Investigation and Design Costs The investigation and design costs are 400,OOORMB.
7) Monitoring and Evaluation Costs 35 The monitoring and evaluation costs are 1.8 million RMB.
C) Management Cost
5% of all the above costs is the management cost of the project RO, to pay for the equipment and activities related to land acquisition and resettlement, such as transportation, meetings, telecommunication, going out on business, official routine, etc.
D) Contingencies
10% of the base and project management costs are contingencies - physical contingencies and price contingencies. Physical contingencies have been included to provide for any changes in design and for any unforeseen circumstance during RAP implementation. The above costs are estimates based on June 1997 prices. Price contingencies have been included to provide for any changes in prices and inflation during RAP implementation.
36 Table 4.1 Land and House Acquisition Budget (ten thousand RMB)
Items Shanxi Henan IShandong Anhui Jiangsu Sub-total A B C D E G Huaivin Substation 0 0 0 0 825.53 825.53 Land DongmingSwitch 0 0 627.27 0 0 627.27 Station __ Sanpu Switch Station 0 0 0 0 921.20 921.20 Acquisition Tower Foundation 114.56 425.26 558.42 65.73 1110.98 2274.95 Sub-Total 114.56 425.26 1185.69 65.73 2857.71 4648.95 Building 9.72 10.26 9.00 0 22.32 51.3 Single-storyHouse 17.94 13.1 42.22 1.61 486.82 561.7 Simple Structures 2.04 0.34 0 0 26.34 29.00 Cost of Getting 3.39 2.45 5.62 0 64.62 76.34 water. power, road of the new houses. and
of levelina the field I _ _. Attached Structures 46.99 53.70 28.16 5.52 1009.29 1143.65 Removal 0.360 0.180 0.750 0.090 2.460 3.84 Compensation House Reclaimof original 1.200 0.600 2.500 0.300 8.200 12.80 residencebases Acquisition Tax of alternative 2.400 1.200 5.000 0.600 16.400 25.60 residence bases _ Preparing fee for 1.68 1.64 1.87 0.17 32.73 38.08 Local Mechanism ManagementCosts 5.96 15.21 38.37 2.23 134.82 196.6 for Local Mechanism Sub-Total 91.68 98.68 133.49 11.07 1804 2138.92 PowerTransmission including in Line the project cost Infrastructures Communication 222 0 0 0 30 252 Line __ ReceivingApparatus 5 0 0 0 0 5 for SatelliteSignal ._ Enterprises 65 134.55 23.87 0 0 223.42 Sub-Total 292 134.55 23.87 0 30 480.42 Investigationand Design Cost _ 40 Monitoringand Evaluation 180 Managementcosts . =___374.41 Contingencies _ _ 786.27 Total 8648.98
37 5. RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
A) House Construction
Construction of replacement housing and removal of existing housing will be carried out according to the following principles:
1) Compensation
. House compensation will be paid at replacement cost and no depreciation will be deducted. * Salvageable materials from the old house will belong to the PAPs. They will be able to use these materials for the construction of their new housing. The value of these materials will not be deducted from the housing compensation to be paid to the PAPs. * Compensation will be paid to the PAPs in installments, the project contractors pay 70% before the PAPs begin building their new houses. The last installment of compensation will be paid before the completion of demolition of old houses and construction of new houses.
2) Scheduling
3 PAPs will be given at lest three months notice of the removal date, and will be allowed a minimum of four months to build their new houses. The construction schedule of housing will allow at least four months between the completion of housing reconstruction and the commencement of civil works. * PAPs will remain in their original houses and need not move out until their new houses are built before the scheduled date as described in Table 5.1.
38 Table 5.1 Schedule for House Removal
Activities Dates __ Be2in End Selection of alternativeresidencebe and 1997.3.1 1998.3.30 consultationwith PAPs Deliveryof compensationto PAPs 1998. 4. 1 1998. 12. 30 Constructionof new houses 1998. 4. 1 1999. 3. 30 _ Deliveryof the last installmentof compensation 1998.7.1 1999. 4. 10 Moving into new housing 1998. 7. 1 1999. 4. 10 Removalof old housing 1998. 8. 1 1999. 4. 30 Civil works 1998. 1. 1 2000. 2. 30 Notes: (I)The time of new houses construction may be earlier than the time in the table. (2)PAPs can move into their new houses earlier than July I of 1998. (3)Before the operation of the project. the structures under the transmission corridor mav not be demolished. Meanwhile. some parts of the line do not need house acquisition. Thus, civil work may be earlier than houses demolition.
3) Location
PAPs will be resettled in their original communities (original village group), close to their original houses (not more than l.OKM away), conveniently located with respect to their cultivated land.
4) Choices
Inside their original villages, PAPs can select plot for their new houses and get residence bases based on the requirement of village planning. In accordance with the wills of most PAPs, they remove old houses and build new houses by themselves. PAPs can make the decision freely whether to utilize the materials of old houses.
5) Consultation
The ROs of the project has consulted with PAPs on the location of the resettlement sites and the rates of house compensation.
6) Vulnerable Groups
39 There are no vulnerable groups who need special care in the house demolishing households affected by the project.
7) Housing Compensation Agreement of PAPs Project Contractors sign Housing Acquisition Agreement with households of acquired houses along the line separately.
8) PAPs' Participation in House Reconstruction
(1 )Reconstruction location and Method When preparing the RAP, the project ROs organized a PAPs' psychology survey, the results are as follows:
* Reconstruction location From the three choices:(D original group, (X other groups inside original village, (D others, 100% of the 56 households of PAPs chose d.
3 Reconstruction Method From the two choices:(D demolish and build by themselves, (D demolish or build in a whole by a special agency. 100% of the 56 households of PAPs chose (D. In accordance with the above results, the resettlement policies of World Bank and of P.R.China, the reconstruction locations are all in the original groups, PAPs demolish and build by themselves.
(2)House Compensation Rates The representatives of PAPs negotiated many times with ROs of project, and of counties. The compensation rates changed from the former 300 RMB/ M2 for buildings, 200 RMB/ M2 for single-story houses to 320-400 RMB/ M2 for buildings, 230-290 RMB/ M2 for single-story houses.
B) Infrastructure Relocation
There are sixteen enterprises affected in the project. They are all private or village-owned and in small size. Ten of them have stopped producing. The project can only compensate their houses and some relevant facilities. The other six enterprises are engaged in exploring of
40 stone and coal. The project affects their houses only (the houses have to be moved), but does not affects their production area. It means that the normal production and running activities will not be affected by the project, and the workers will not lose their jobs because of the project. Compensation to affected enterprise is listed in Table 5.2. Compensation to affected infrastructures is listed in Table 5.3.
Table 5.2 Compensation to Affected Enterprises
Provi Location Name Oxvner Quant Numberot Structur Foundation Present Compensation nce itv Employ'ees es (M' ) AreafM' ) Situation (IOOOORMB) Shan XiaogouVillage. Stone Village i 6 40 150 Operating 5 xi Beiliu Township pit Shizongtou Stone Village 2 12 90 280 Operating 10 Village. Zhoucun pit To%%nship Xitengoou.Lizhai Coal Village 1 18 70 420 Operating 9 Township mininQ _ Dongtenggou. Coal ViIlage 2 130 800 Bankruptc 18 NancunTownship mining _ NanvuVillage. Brick Village 2 130 1300Bankruptc 18 _Daqi Township tield v He Bianzhuang. Stone Village I 7 50 140Operating 5 nan XiuwvuCount\ it ChangtunVillage. Lime Private 3 723 6945.5 Bankruptc 68.89 Mengzhuang po%der v Township factorv . Weibei.Fantun Forging Private i 216 1750Bankruptc 19.23
To%%nship Factor\ - y DongmiaoVillase. kire Village i 1074 2990 Bankruptc 46.44
GaopineTov\nship Factor\ - - Shan Longwvangmiao Wood Private I 4 406 500 Operating 16.91 dong Village. Shan process Countx actorn Yanzhuang Brick Village 1 130 800 Bankruptc 6.96 Village. Jiunu tield v Towvnship _ Note: Coal mining of Xifenggou.Lizhi Townshipwas in illegalrunning. They had been orderedto stop productionby localgovernment.
41 Table 5.3 Summarv of Affected Infrastructures
Affected Infrastructure Quantity Unit Compensation Fund I 10kv Powerline 5km YangchengCountv Power Included in the project SupplyBureau cost 2 1IOkvPower line 2.5km Zezhou County Power Supply Included in the project Bureau cost 3 Grade 2 12km Beiliu T'wnship. Yangcheng 1.8 million RMB
Communication Line Counrv. Shanxi Province _ 4 Grade 3 7km Beiliu Township. Yangcheng 420.000 RMB communication Line County. Shanxi Province 5 ReceivingApparatus I Daqi Township. Zezhou 50.000 RMB for Satellite Signal Countv. Shanxi Province 6 1OkvPower line 5 pieces Shan County Power Supply Included in the project Bureau cost 7 380v Power line 5 pieces Tongshan County Power Included in the project Supply Bureau cost 8 CommunicationLine I piece Tongshan County Power 300.000 RMB Supply Bureau 9 lOkvPoweriine 2km Tongshan County Power Included in the project
______Supply Bureau cost 10 35kvPowerline 2km Tongshan County Power Included in the project Supply Bureau cost 1 IlOkvPower line 6k1m Suining Countv Power Suppiv Included in the project Bureau cost 12 35kvPowerline 6km Sihong County Power Supply Includedin the project ______Bureau cost
C ) Production Recovering
1) Tower Foundation
Land acquisition for tower foundation affected 26 counties (cities), 125 townships, 564 villages. The total acquired land is 43.3 ha, that is average 0.076 ha per village. The land is distributed extensively. The acquired land can be put into farming operation after the construction of tower foundation, and the local villages and groups can get 198,000 - 264,000 RMB/ha of land and resettlement compensation fund. The acquired land occupies only about 0.07% of the local villages, and impacts little. Thus, there is no labor arrangement problems.
2) Basic Situation on Land Acquisition for Switch Stations/Substation Extension Works 42 Switch stations construction and substation extension works do not need house acquisition. The acquired land villages can readjust their land according to the investigation. Land acquisition information is detailed in Table 5A4.
Table5.4 Basic Situationon Land Acquisitionfor Switch Stations/SubstationExtension Works
Dongrning Sanpu Huaiyin HIuaivin Renzhuang Switch Switch Substation Substation Substation Station Station Extension Extension Work Work Affected Unit Yuzhouji Hanzhuang Jiudian and HIuaiyin Renzhuang Village Village Qianren Substation Substation Village Acquired Land (ha) 7.2 9 8.96 0 0o Total Arable Land(ha) 187 129.5 250.3 Arable Land Acquired 3.85 6.95 3.58 Accounting for Percentageof the Total Arable Land ( % ) I Population(person) 1529 825 3303 _ Number of Household(HH) 396 193 716 Number of Laborers 724 373 2126 Land Per Capita Before 0.122 0.156 0.076 Acquisition(ha) Land Per Laborer Before 0.258 0.347 0.118 Acquisition(ha) Land Per Capita After 0.118 0.146 0.073 Acquisition(ha) Land Per Labor After 0.248 0.323 0.114 Acquisition(ha) PopulationAffected bv Land 59 57 118 Acquisition Average Affected Population 0.15 0.30 0.16 per Household I Numberof LaborersAffected 28 26 76 by Land Acquisition AverageNumber of Affected 0.07 0.13 0.11 Laborers per Household _
3) Substation Extension Works
Huaivin Substation Extension Project Huaiyin Substation Extension Project is in the scope of Huaiyin
43 Substation, which is an auxiliary project of Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant. The extension project needs no land acquisition. Huaiyin Substation is located at the joining area of Jiudian and Qianren Village, Shanghe Township, Huaian City. The substation is in construction now.
Renzhuang Substation Extension Project Renzhuang Substation Extension Project is constructed inside former Renzhuang Substation. The project needs no land acquisition and resettlement.
4)Switch Stations
Sanpu Switch Station
( I)Impact of Land Acquisition Sanpu Switch Station will be located at Hanzhuang Village, Zhangji Township, Tongshan County. There are two production groups in the village. The social and economic background of the village in 1996 is detailed in Table 5.5
Table 5.5 Basic Situationon Socialand Economicof HanzhuangVillage in 1996
Group PopulationTotal Total Income Agricultural OrchardIndustrial (person) Cultivated Cultivated (million Income (mu) CropsArea Landbefore Land afterRMB) (millionRMB) (mu) the the AcquisitionAcquisition (mu) (mu) I st Group 415 1039 1039 2.07 1.25 0 90 2ndGroup 410 903 768 2.0 1.1 0 85 Whole 825 1942 1807 4.07 2.35 0 175
Sanpu Switch Station will acquire 135 mu (9ha) land of the 2nd production group of Hanzhuang Village, accounting for 15% of the whole village cultivated land. The average per capita cultivated land holding prior to the land acquisition is 2.2 mu and it falls to 1.87 mu after the acquisition. On basis of 840kg of grain crops output per mu in the normal year, the total output of grain crops of the whole group will reduce by 108 tons a year, with the reducing of 330kg per capita. The 44 income of the group will cut down 97,000 RMB a year, accounting 5% of the annual income 2 million RMB. (2) Land Adjustment The village determined to adjust the land in the whole village after the acquisition, with both workgroups sharing ownership of planned investments. The adjustment schedule is referred to Table 5.6 .
Table 5.6 Land Adjustment Schedule after Land Acquisition of Sanpu Switch Station Group Population Before Adjustm nt After Adjustme t (person) Cultivated Land Land Per Cultivated Land Per (mu) Capita(mu) Land (mu) Capita(mu) IstGroup 415 1039 2.5 913 2.2 2ndGroup 410 768 1.87 894 2.18
(3) The total amount of land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy for the village is 3.456 million RMB. The village plans to plant apple trees in 60 mu land with production. The 60 mu is basically in I st work group. It is estimated that the investment on apple trees and the level of land would be 0.51 million RMB. Two years later, the apple output per mu will not be lower than 3500kg (In Feng county nearby the output per mu 5000kg), and the income per mu will not be lower than 2940 RMB. By comparison, if the low-productivity is used to plant grain crops, it produces 500kg grain crops per mu and has an income of 450 RMB/mu, Then the village may increase 0.15 million RMB each year through the improve of the land. Refer to next block.
45 Investment: Investment on 350 apple trees (per mu): 3500RMB Leveling of land (per mu): 1000RMB Improve irrigation facilities: 150,OOORMB Fertilizer and pesticide (per mu): IOOORMB Other facilities and materials: 30,OOORMB Total investment: 51 0,OOORMB
Benefit: Each apple tree will produce apples 1OKG in the third year, and the per mu will be 3500KG. From the fourth year, the land can produce apples over 4000KG per mu each year, and 6000KG-7000KG at most. On the basis of I .2RMB/KG of the lowest market price of apple, in the 3rd year the land can get income of 4200RMB/mu, and it may get 2940RMB/mu income for the risk factor 30%. In total, the plan will bring 0.15 million RMB income to the village.
Feasibility Analysis: According to the analysis of county agriculture technical department, the soil of Hanzhuang village is adaptable for apple planting. Feng County nearby is the apple of Jiangsu Province, and it can provide technical assistances. In addition, there is only Xuzhou Municipality planting apple now. So the apple market is very hopeful. (4) The village has planted 175 mu industrial crops. They plan to plant cotton on another 160 mu (10% of the grain crops land). This may need 0.2 million RMB investment on improving irrigation facilities and ordering some agricultural materials. In 1996, the income of cotton land was 1 100 RMB/mu and the income of grain crop land was 770 RMB/mu. Then the land may have an additional income of 330 RMB/mu. The plan can bring 53000RMB a year to the village. (5) The village plans to invest 0.5 million RMB on improving the whole village irrigation facilities to increase the output of grain crop land. It is estimated that the per mu may increases by 3%. This plan may raise the grain crop output by 40 tons and increase the income by about 36000RMB. (6) The village plans to save the left 2.24 million RMB in bank 46 under the control of the village committee. The interest per year will be I lO,OOORMBon an annual rate of 5%(Actually an annual interest rate in bank hits 5.9% now).
Dongming Switch Station
(1) Impact of Land Acquisition Dongming Switch Station will be located at Yuzhouji Village, Yuwo Township, Dongming County. There are 9 production groups in the village. The project will acquire 108mu (7.2ha)collective land of the village, occupying 3.85% of the total cultivated land in the village. The acquisition is relevant to the 2nd group, the 3rd group and 7th group, and the areas are 25mu, 53mu and 30mu respectively. The social and economic background of the village is detailed in Table 5.7 .
Table 5.7 Basic Situation on Social and Economic of Yuzhouji Village in 1996
Group Population Total Total Total Agricultural Orchard Industrial (person) Cultivated Cultivated Income Income Area(mu) Crops Land before Land after (million (million Area (mu) the the RMB) RMB) Acquisition Acquisition ______(mu) (mu) 2nd Group 175 2235 210 0. 16 0. 11 0 2
3rdGroup |267 500 447 0. 27 0. 21 0 3
7th Group 160 235 205 0. 14 0.11 0 1
Whole 1529 2805 2697 1. 54 0. 95 8 35 Village .
The average grain crop output per mu of the high output farm land is 700KG. After the land acquisition, the output of grain crops will reduce by 75.6 tons, and the grain crop output per capita of the three groups will reduce by 125KG. By this, the village will decrease the income by 80,000 RMB, occupying 5.2% of the total income of the village and occupying 14% of the income of the three groups in 1996. Agriculture income is the main income source of the three affected groups. But the irrigation facilities there do not work well and there many low output farm lands. The average grain crop output per mu of the three groups is about 460KG. The planting types are corns and 47 wheat. (2)The total amount of land acquisition compensation and resettlement subsidy for the village is 1.9736 million RMB. The village plans to improve the irrigation facilities of the three affected groups. A water source project will be constructed. The project may upgrade 730 mu farm land of the three groups (170 mu of the 2nd group, 400 mu of the 3rd group and 160 mu of the 7th group). As a result, 40% of 730 mu may upgrade to paddy field. The investment on the plan is 1.2 million RMB (0.6 million RMB on the water source project, and 0.6 million RMB on the ditch system). It is estimated that the average output per mu may increase from 460KG to 600KG, from which it is expected to increase the grain crop output by 120 tons and the income by 100,OOORMBeach year. (3)The village plans that watermelons will be planted instead of grain crops for 20mu in each group of the three affected groups. The investment on fertilizer and plastic films is 1000RMB per mu, and the total investment is 60,OOORMB. Each mu of land may produce watermelons above 5000KG. On the basis of 0.25RMB/KG of the lowest market price of watermelorL the land can get income of more than 1250 RMB/mu. The plan may bring an extra some 40,OOORMB income to the three groups. (4)The affected three groups also can develop breeding, fruit- planting and industrial crop planting to improve the income of PAPs. (5)The village plans to save the left 0.71 million RMB in bank, under the control of the village committee. The interest per year will be 36,OOORMBon an annual rate of 5%(Actually an annual interest rate in bank hits 5.9% now).
4)All told, the total permanent land acquisition for the tower foundation, 500KV substation extension works and two switch stations, is 59.5ha, distributing in 564 villages. The average per laborer cultivated land holding is still 0.21ha. Land acquisition will not impact much to production and income of PAPs. Although Land acquisition for two switch stations will relatively impact much to PAPs of two switch stations, the PAPs can restore their incomes through the above measures and their livelihoods will not decrease because of construction of the project.
48 Original Residence Bases of PAPs
After demolishing, the local groups will reclaim the original residence bases. The project will give 1000 RIvIB/HHf the original residence bases.
Original Enterprise Land
The original enterprise land will be reclaimed. The project will pay 3 RMB/ Af' for reclaiming the land to solve its production problem. The land will be returned to the local groups.
D) Resettlement and Implementation Schedule
49 Table 5.5 Implantation Schedule 1997 1998 1999 2000 Items | * 4T 51 61 71 8| 91 10|11-1 2| 1 41;- l - 1-2 establishing proiect RO establishingROs of losnships and villages base-line loss surv e!_ anaiysisdata and summarn . impactigr. prolect RO consult representatives of PAPson ._ _ ._ ._ .. . . resettlement policies and plans prepanngand compiling RAP base-linesurve% _ . .. apply and get planmng. certification ior land use applNand get construction cenification tor land use negotiateand sign agreement on land and house acquisition.and resettlement PROdistribute funds to PPROs PPROsdistribute funds to the protect contractors distribute compensation mone% build relocate houses __.__ PAPsmove to nes location ___ _ demolish onitinal houses __ -_ _ project construction independent monitoring act;' ties
50 E) Funds Distribution Schedule of ROs of project, provinces, and project contractors
in accordance with the agreements signed between project RO and project contractors and between project contractors and Land Management Bureau, township or PAPs, the project RO will distribute 70% funds to PPROs from February 1998 to October 1998. The PPROs will distribute house compensation to the project contractors from March 1998 to November 1998. The project contractors will distribute 70% of house compensation to household of PAPs from April, 1998 to December, 1998. The last installment compensation should be paid to PAPs from July, 1998 to the end of April, 1999. In total, PAPs will get 70% of the land compensation fee before they build their new houses. The detail pay days are determined by the progress of the project.
F) Resettlement Information Booklet
In order to ensure timely dissemination of resettlement information, the project RO will prepare a resettlement information booklet. The booklets will be distributed to PAPs before the project give the compensation funds to county ROs. The booklet includes main contents of RAP: compensation and resettlement policies, PAPs' rights. The booklets will be distributed to PAPs before December, 1997. The booklet is included in Annex 6.
51 6. INSTITUTIONAL ORGANIZATION
A) Institutions Responsible for Resettlement Planning, Management, Implementation and monitoring
The main institutions or agencies responsible for planning, implementing, coordinating and monitoring of resettlement activities are: (1) Project Resettlement Leading Group(PRLG) (2) Project Resettlement Office(PRO) (3) Project Resettlement Office(PRO) of Relevant Provinces * Shanxi Provincial PRO * Henan Provincial PRO * Shandong Provincial PRO * Jiangsu Provincial PRO (including Anhui province) (4) The Project Contractors (5) County Land Management Bureaux(CLMB) (6) East China Electric Power Design Institute(ECEPDI)
3 Shanxi Electric Power Design Institute
3 Henan Electric Power Design Institute * Shandong Electric Power Design Institute
3 Jiangsu Electric Power Design Institute (7) National Research Central for Resettlement(NRCR) (8) Township Resettlement Offices(TRO) (9) Village Committees and Groups
B) Responsibilities
1) Project Resettlement Leading Group(PRLG) PRLG is responsible for leading works of the resettlement activities of the project. it takes charge of the coordinating of the resettlement activities among the relevant provinces. 2) PRO * Entrust the survey design institute to define the scope of resettlement impact, conduct population census, maintain data and train the ROs responsible for the use of data. * Develop the policy of the RAP
52 * Compile of the RAP * Coordinate the implementation of the RAP and the construction schedule. * Sign resettlement contracts with County Land Management Bureaus * Disburse resettlement funds to Provincial Resettlement Offices, and monitor the utility of resettlement funds * Guide, coordinate, and monitor resettlement implementation and progress * Coordinate among organizations involved in resettlement * Monitor resettlement activities * Review monitoring reports * Prepare progress reports and submit them to the Project Management Office(PMO) o Provide the resettlement budget
3)Provincial Project Resettlement Offices(PPROs) o Shanxi PPRO is responsible for the resettlement activities within Shanxi Province. Henan PPRO is responsible for the resettlement activities within Henan Province. Shandong PPRO is responsible for the resettlement activities within Shandong Province. Jiangsu PPRO is responsible for the resettlement activities within Jiangsu Province. * Assist the survey design institute to carry out social and economic surveys * Develop the policy of RAP * Disburse the resettlement funds to the project contractors, and monitor the utility of the funds * Prepare progress reports and submit them to the Project Resettlement Office(PRO) * Assist the independent monitoring organization to monitor the resettlement activities within the province
4) The Project Contractors * Implement the resettlement activities in their contracted projects oApply for Planning License for Land Use and Permission for Construction Land Use to relevant authorities. * Sign resettlement contracts with County Land Management 53 Bureaus, townships, villages and groups for implementation * Sign house acquisition contracts with PAPs * Be responsible for the acquisition of public structures and infrastructures * Allocate the resettlement funds to relevant counties, townships and villages, and monitor the utility of the funds * Assist the independent monitoring organization to monitor the resettlement activities * Report to the local PPRO on work progress
5) County Land Management Bureaux * Assist the survey design institutes to carry out social-economic survey * Assist to develop RAP * Go through formalities for land and house acquisition * Guide and monitor TROs * Allocate resettlement funds and monitor their utilization. - Train staff of TROs - Report to PRO * Solve the conflicts and problems encountering in the implementation of resettlement
6) TROs & * Survey, monitor and record all resettlement activity within its jurisdiction. - Train the resettlement staff of villages * Go through formalities for house acquisition for PAPs * Allocate and manage the compensation funds * Allocate plots for new residence bases, and take special care to vulnerable groups. * Supervise acquisition of land, houses, attached structures, as well as house reconstruction and relocation * Report to county Land Management Bureaus about land and house acquisition, and resettlement * Solve the conflicts and problems encountering during the implementation
54 7) Village Administration Committee and Production Team * Participate in social-economic surveys * Select relocation sites. Organize public consultation; disseminate land and house acquisition policy * Report to upper organizations about the opinions and suggestion of PAPs * Report the progress of the implementation of resettlement; * Assist the vulnerable groups
8) Survey design institute (ECEPDI and 5 provincial Electric Power Design Institutes, and NRCR) * Optimize the design to decrease the project impacting * Define scope of land and house acquisition area, prepare for and participate social-economic survey ? Analyze data - Assist PRO in the preparation of the RAP * Provide technical assistance on data management and measurement issues to PRO, CLMBs, TROs.
9) Independent Monitoring Organization(IMO) As an independent monitor, this organization observes all aspects of resettlement planning and implementation and provides reports to the PRO and World Bank on progress of resettlement. Responsibilities of this organization are presented in detail under Independent Monitoring in Chapter 9.
C) Staffing
55 Table 6.1 Staffing of the Resettlement Institutions Involved in the Project
Resettlement Avg.No. Totalno. Education DateStaffed Notes Institutions of Staff of Staff Background & mobilized A B C D E F 15 20 15graduated from fromMav PRO college 1997 PPRO 39 51 39 graduatedfrom fromOct. ______college 1997 Project 42 58 42 graduatedfrom fromOct. Contractors college 1997 52 78 52 graduadedfrom fromMay CLMBs.TROs have countyLand college 1997 goodtransportation. Management telecommunication. Bureaux anddata treatment .______tools. TROs 258 387 129graduated from Mav fromcollege 1997 villagecommittee 1128 1692 villagecadres fromMay and production 1997 team ECEPDIand the 10 15 15 graduatedfrom from Mav survevdesign. provincial college 1997 monitoringand institutes evaluationinstitutions NRCR(one of 12 18 5 professors.3 FormAugust haveadvanced IMOs.and one of Ph.D., 10 masters 1997 computersand the surveydesign technicallevel. institutions) _ _ l
The resettlement institutions involved in the project are well staffed. The average number of staff is 1512, the total number of staff is 2268. Telecommunication among the institutions is very good. All of these will facilitate implementing RAP.
56 E) Organizational Charts
Project l IResettlement I
Survey Design Agenciesl Electric Power Design_ Pi) Institutesl,
Shanxi Branc Henan Branch Shandong Jiangsu Branch of PRO of PRO Branch of PRO of PRO
ICLMBs TRs
Village, groups and committees
PAPs
The body of the organizations:
1) Project Resettlement Leading Group consists of the chief of the Capital Construction Bureau of the Ministry of Power, the deputy chief of Shanxi provincial Power Bureau, the deputy chief of Henan provincial Power Bureau, the deputy chief of Shandong provincial Power Bureau, the deputy chief of Anhui provincial Power Bureau, the deputy chief of Jiangsu provincial Power Bureau. The chief of the group is the chief of the Capital Construction Bureau of the Ministry of Power
2) PRO consists of the director of the Capital Construction Department of Shanxi Provincial Power Bureau, the director of the Capital Construction Department of Henan Provincial Power Bureau, the director of the Capital Construction Department of Shandong Provincial Power Bureau, the director of the Capital Construction
57 Department of Jiangsu Provincial Power Bureau and 11 people from the Project Preparatory . The chief is the director of the Project Preparatory.
3) PPROs * Shanxi PPRO consists of the director of the Capital Construction Department of Shanxi Provincial Power Bureau, the project manager of Shanxi Branch of the Project Preparatory, Shanxi Provincial Land Management Bureau( 1 person), Shanxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), Guizhou provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor). The director of the Capital Construction Department of Shanxi Provincial Power Bureau is the chief. . Henan PPRO consists of the director of the Capital Construction Department of Henan Provincial Power Bureau, the project manager of Henan Branch of the Project Preparatory, Henan Provincial Land Management Bureau( 1 person), Jiangxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), Guangxi Autonomous Regional Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), and Henan Provincial Power Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor). The director of the Capital Construction Department of Henan Provincial Power Bureau is the chief. * Shandong PPRO consists of the director of the Capital Construction Department of Shandong Provincial Power Bureau, the project manager of Shandong Branch of the Project Preparatory, Shandong Provincial Land Management Bureau(1 person), Shaanxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), Shandong Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), and Hunan Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor). The director of the Capital Construction Department of Shandong Provincial Power Bureau is the chief. * Jiangsu PPRO consists of the director of the Capital Construction Department of Jiangsu Provincial Power Bureau, the project manager of Jiangsu Branch of the Project Preparatory, Jiangsu Provincial Land Management Bureau(1 person), Heilongjiang Provincial Transmission Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), East-China Transmission Construction Company(2 58 persons)(project contractor), Zhejiang Provincial Power Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), and Anhui Provincial Power Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor), and Shanghai Power Construction Company(2 persons)(project contractor). The director of the Capital Construction Department of Jiangsu Provincial Power Bureau is the chief. There are only 9KM of the transmission line in Anhui Province, and the resettlement work is very limited. So Jiangsu PPRO will take the responsibility for the resettlement activities in Anhui Province.
4) Project Contractors: Shanxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company, Guizhou provincial Transmission Construction Company, Jiangxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company, Guangxi Autonomous Regional Transmission Construction Company, Henan Provincial Power Construction Company, Shaanxi Provincial Transmission Construction Company, Shandong Provincial Transmission Construction Company, Hunan Provincial Transmission Construction Company Heilongjiang Provincial Transmission Construction Company, East-China Transmission Construction Company, Zhejiang Provincial Power Construction Company, Anhui Provincial Power Construction Company and Shanghai Power Construction Company. All these project contractors set up resettlement departments.
E) Measures for Strengthening Institutional Capacity
* 5 regular working staff of PRO attended the " World Bank Financed Project Resettlement and Rehabilitation Workshop", held by EDI of World Bank and NRCR. * PRO will train the working staff of CLMB and TRO. * Funds will be provided and arranged by Jiangsu Provincial Power Company. So Funds are fully guaranteed. * Communication is reinforced. The serious problems should be solved by leading groups. * Reports and internal monitoring are improved. Problems should be settled timely. * Reinforce independent monitoring and evaluation. The IMO points out existing problems and suggests resolutions. 59 7. PARTICIPATION AND CONSULTATION
In order to develop relevant policies and RAP, to carry out the implementation efficiently , to guarantee the legal interests of PAPs, to decrease the grievances and conflicts, and to fulfill the objective of well relocating the PAPs, special attention will be paid to participation and consultation with the PAPs in the project when develop the policies and RAP, and during the implementation phase. The opinions of PAPs are collected widely. During the project preparing phase- feasibility study, the project RO has consulted with the government, People's Congress, Political Consultant Committee, people's groups, and representatives of PAPs from the affected counties and townships about the wire direction, sites of substations and switch stations, suggestions on resettlement.
From March to June 1997, the line direction staffs from ROs of various levels, villages, groups, and representatives of PAPs took part in the base-line census. The ROs of the project collected their opinions on the line direction, land and house acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation, and compensation rates, and consulted with them widely.
In the period from August to October 1997, before the compilation of RAP, the project ROs office and census design institute carried out large-scale of social-economic survey and psychology survey, collecting the opinions on the project and resettlement from the affected households, counties, townships, villages, and groups. The results of the psychology survey are: 94.7% of the 56 affected households know the project will construct, 94.7% approve the project, 73.6% are clear about the compensation policies for land acquisition of the project, 100% think that the project is beneficial to state , 94.7% think the project is beneficial to the individual. 100% are willing to follow the land acquisition and resettlement, and 94.7% aware that they can complain if legal rights are offended. As for the location of new residence bases, 100% choose to be relocated in their own groups. 100% are willing to demolish old house and build new houses by themselves. See table 7.1 for further information of the public opinion survey. All of the above have been absorbed fully in the RAP.
60 Table 7.1 Summarv of Public Opinions and Suggestion
Problems Chooses Households Results(%) ______involved | (1) 2 1( ) I Do vou knowvthe (I) Yes. 56 94.7 5.3 0 0 project will begin? ( 2 ) Not verv sure. 3 ) No. 2 Do you approve the I) Yes. ( 2 ) No. 56 100 0 0 0 project'? ( 3 ) Indifference Who do vouthink the a) State 56 100 0 0 0 project (I ) Yes. (2) No. 3 will benefit? b ) collectives 56 100 0 0 0 I ) Yes. ( ) No. c) Individual 56 94.7 5.3 0 0 (I) Yes. ( 2 ) No. _ _ 4 Are you clear about ( I ) Yes. 56 42.1 36.9 21 0 the compensation ( 2 ) Not verv clear. policies of the (3)No. project'? 5 Will you follow'the ( I ) Yes. ( 2 ) No. 56 i00 0.0 0 0 land and house acquisition.and resettlement? 6 Selection of ( I ) Local group (2 ) Other 56 100 0 0 0 alternativeresidence groupof local village base ( 3 ) Others 7 Do you knowyou can (I) Yes. 56 94.7 5.3 0 0 appeal if your legal ( 2 ) No. rights are offend? 8 Your selectionof ( I ) demolishand build all by 56 100 0 0 0 method to build your yourself new houses ( 2) demolishand build bv special agencies as a whole 9 Which will you pav (l)compensation standard 56 100 0 0 0 attention ? (2)residencebase arrangement (3)job arrangement (4)houseconstruction mode 10 Your selection to job ( I )land readjustmentin vour group 56 100 0 0 0 arrangement (2)enterprises (3)the individual search for jobs ______(4)old-agepension _ _
In the future, the following process and measurement will be carried out to encourage public participation and consultation:
* Information and Discussion Meetings 61 Local government should support and coordinate the meetings. The representatives of PAPs, staff from village and groups, women(women should be more than 30% of all representatives)will take part in the meetings. The meetings will also inform them about the process and obtain their further opinions and suggestions. * Public Gathering Meetings The meetings are held mainly before the resettlement, to explain relevant policies, laws and regulations, compensation rates, etc. Thus, PAPs can get early preparation for the resettlement. * Propaganda through media All the opinions and suggestions on the resettlement will be compiled and be handled by ROs at various levels.
62 8. GRIEVANCE AND APPEALS
The project pays special attention on the PAPs participation throughout the planning and imnlementation process. To ensure that the PAPs have avenues for redressing their grievance and appeals, transparent and efficient procedures of redressal of grievances have been established for the project. The purpose is to avoid raising serious grievance problems.
The procedures are as follows: Stage I : If any PAP is aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, he / she can lodge an oral or written grievance with the Village Administration Committee or the local TRO. In case an oral compliant is made, it will be written on paper by the village unit and processed. Village Administration Committee or the TRO will resolve the issue within two weeks. Stage 2: If the Aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage I, he / she can bring the complaint to the attention of the CLMB after the receipt of the decision in Stage I. CLMB will reach a decision on the complaint within two weeks. Stage 3: If the Aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of the CLMB , he / she can bring the complaint to the attention of the PRO after the date of the receipt of the decision in Stage 2. PRO will reach a decision on the complaint within four weeks. Stage 4: If the PAP is still dissatisfied by the decision, he /she can appeal to the Peoples Court in accordance with the "Civil Procedure Act" after receiving the decision of the PRO. PAPs can make an appeal on any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, including compensation rates being offered. The procedures above will be publicized among the PAPs during participation meetings and other ways. Thus the PAPs will be clear about their rights of grievance and appeals.
63 9. Monitoring
Implementationof land acquisition. resettlementand rehabilitation activities will be monitoredregularly to ensure that they are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the RAP and PAPs are well resettled. There are two kinds of monitoring- internal monitoring and independentmonitoring.
Internal Monitoring should be carried out by project ROs, county ROs, county Land Management Bureau, and township ROs to ensure that all the responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principles of the RAP. The purpose of this internal monitoring is to maintain the satisfactoryfunctioning of the institutionalorganization of resettlementduring the implementationprocess.
NRCR will act as the Independent Monitoring Organization(IMO) to undertakethe IndependentMonitoring of the resettlementcomponent to observe: i). the functioningof the resettlementnetwork; ii). progress on land acquisition and the PAPs' relocation; iii).resettlers' living rehabilitation and iv). analysis the living standards of the PAPs .The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation of resettlementby an organizationindependent to the project ROs., review the overall implementationfrom a broader, long term point of view. Independentmonitors will follow the resettlementactivities to evaluate whether the goals of resettlementare achievedthrough observingi). the application of the Laws of P.R.C. pertaining to resettlement; ii). compliance with the principles of the World Bank's operational Directive O.D. 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement; and iii).an improvementin the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintain the pre-project levels of well-being. The IMO will serve as the adviser to the PRO so that anticipatedproblems associatedwith the resettlement implementationwill be addressedin a timely manner.
A) InternalMonitoring and Supervision
PRO has developedan internal monitoringframework to supervise the resettlement activities. PRO maintains the data base of land and house acquisition, and resettlement in its office and monitors the 64 progress in resettlement preparation and implementation through a 100% monitorinc of the activities with the assistance of local ROs.
Relevant sections of the database are shared with the county Land Management Bureaux and village ROs. Assisted by the database, county Land Management Bureaux can prepare local RAPs, implements the RAP, and carry out internal monitoring on the whole implementation.
1) Implementation Procedure During the implementation, county Land Management Bureaus will enter implementation information from the township ROs on individual, household and unit based on templates prepared for monitoring and deliver the record of the current activity timely to PRO. PRO will conduct periodic supervision of resettlement and report to upper level agency. In the overall framework there will be continuous flow of information on a regular format from the village level to the PRO and periodic supervision and verification by the PRO. All levels of the resettlement organization will therefore participate in the integrated monitoring mechanism.
2) Indicators to be Monitored * Payment of compensation to PAPs * Allotment of house plots * Reconstruction of private housing * Relocation of the enterprises * Relocation of infrastructure and public buildings * Scheduling of the above * Conformity of the above with the provisions of the RAP * Adequacy of participation of (and consultation with) the PAPs during implementation * Staffing, training, work schedule and effectiveness of local ROs
3) Personnel The staffing of resettlement organizations and their training is presented in Chapter 6, section (c). Staff that will be responsible for monitoring and data processing are as follows:
65 Table9.1 Personnelof ResettlementOrganizations Involved in Monitoring
ResettlementOrganizations RegularStaff Total Staff duringPeak Period 1 PRO 5 30 2 CLMBs 26 52 3 TROs 129 258 4 VillageAdministration 564 1128 5 IndependentMonitoring Organize. 8 16
4) Purpose and Responsibility Overall responsibilities of the resettlement organizations were listed in Chapter 6. Monitoring responsibilities of the PRO are listed below: * Set up the resettlement office, train staff to investigate the project affected area. * Facilitate the appointment of the IMO to provide consulting services to the PRO and to the survey design institute during population surveys. v Conduct a survey jointly with the survey design institute, at the same time with the preliminary design of the alignment. * Train the county ROs, and provide guidance in the preparation of RAPs. . Receive the input from county ROs while preparing the RAP for the project. * Review the county RAPs for their conformity with the project RAP. *Supervise the information campaign for the PAPs and the preparation of the RIB. * Receive grievance and appeals from the PAPs and handle their problems.
B) Independent Monitoring
The IMO will base all its structured monitoring activities on the census data compiled by the survey design institute and utilized by the resettlement organization.
66 1) The Independent Monitoring Organization(IMO) The PRO invited NRCR as the IMO for the PRO. The contract will be signed. NRCR is the first national research institute for project resettlement in China, and has many experiences in resettlement strategy, planning, design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, management, etc. NRCR has undertaken to prepare RAPs, and independence monitoring and evaluation for more than 10 projects the Bank loaned. The monitoring staff of NRCR includes 16 experienced members, including Professors, lecturers, Ph.Ds, and Masters. See Annex 8 for detailed information of the staff, and Annex 7 for outline of independent monitoring and evaluation.
2) Responsibilities NRCR acts as an independent advisor to the PRO. NRCR will monitor and evaluate the implementation of RAP, and give advices and suggestions. NRCR has visited the affected area and gotten some information on standards of resettlers' living, and will also conduct the following activities.
Standards of Living Surveys(SLS): Methodology: NRCR will conduct an overall baseline survey, a baseline SLS on a random sample of PAPs and a control group in order to compare the living level of the monitored resettlers' households with non-resettlers' households. SLS will be done once a year 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. Open ended interviews with the PAPs and observational methods will also be utilized to supplement and guide the structured interview format. * Development and testing of the Questionnaire: The questionnaires for the SLS have been tested in the base-line partial survey, and will be revised based on actual condition, in order to capture the quantitative and qualitative measures of standards of living. * Sample size of different groups of PAPs and the Control Group: 10% of PAPs of house acquisition 25% of PAPs of land acquisition
67 Regularlv monitoring [MO will survey on samples of the resettlers' households once a year and monitor the following activities through observation and open ended interviews with PAPs: * payment of compensation and its levels; * selection of resettlement sites * house reconstruction; * land readjustment * infrastructure relocation; * removal of PAPs; * demolishing old houses; . scheduling of the above; * living standard of resettlers; * resettlers psychology; * organization of the resettlement network.
Public Consultation IMO will participate in public consultation meetings held at the village and township level during preparation of RAP or implementing of resettlement. Through participation in these meetings IMO will evaluate the effectiveness of the PAPs' participation. These activities will continue during and after the implementation of resettlement.
Grievance Issues IMO will regularly visit sites and inquire about the grievance issues by interviewing the 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.
3) Procedure . prepare outline for monitoring and evaluation; * prepare survey outline and forms, recording card of sample villages and households; * design template survey plan
68 * base-line survey * establish monitorinp and evaluation information system; * monitoring survey: 0 local social-economic survey (Z monitor resettlement implementation organizations C3)monitor typical villages (D monitor typical households * arrange monitorinz data, establish data-base * comparing analysis * develop monitoring and evaluation reports every year
69 10. REPORTING
A) Internal Reporting
Frequency From the beginning of resettlement implementation, TROs should submit progress report at least once in a month to CLMBs, and CLMBs should submit progress report at least once in a month to PRO. Summary reports are required after the completion of implementation phases. Continuous reports are required for special condition. The statistic reports(implemnentation,progress, and funds) are required every 3 months.
Formats * Statistic Reports The statistic reports should follow the requirements of World Bank. The PRO provides to implementation organizations, and implementation organizations distribute them downward. The reports are submit upward regularly. The report format is divided into two parts: Firstly, the illustration of the land and house acquisition, resettlers relocation, compensation funds installment, and so on. Secondly, forms to summary the statistical data of the past 3 months, showing the comparison between the planning quantity and the actual quantity of land and house acquisition . the compensation funds, etc. . Progress Reports The progress reports should consist of illustration and forms.
B) PRO's Reporting Responsibility
Responsibility and Frequency PRO should submit a resettlement progress report to World Bank once a year by Jan. 31 of each year.
Contents * progress of land and house acquisition * compensation rates, and compensation funds installment * house relocation
70 * rehabilitation * staff training
C)lM' VI'.J R t
Frequencv The IMO should carry out monitoring and evaluation once a year, and submit monitoring and evaluation reports to World Bank through PRO. In accordance with the requirement of World Bank, the frequency of survey is twice a year since the resettlement implementation. Monitoring and evaluation survey should be carried out in every June and December, and corresponding reports should be submitted by October. The implementation of land and house acquisition, resettlement will finish in June 1999. There will be S times of independent monitoring and evaluation on resettlement.
Contents * resettlement base-line survey * progress of land acquisition and resettlement
? availability and utilization of compensation funds a house demolishing and relocation - infrastructure relocation * land adjustment of the village affected by land acquisition * living standard of PAPs - evaluation on the operation and efficiency of resettlement agencies * psychology survey of PAPs * existing problems and suggestions
Formats The reports of independent monitoring consist 3 formats- illustration, forms, and pictures.
71 11. ENTITLEMENT MATRIX
Table 11.1 Entitlement Matrix
PAPsof LandAcquisiti Compensation: ( I)LandLoss :108000--144000RMB/ha (2)Resettlement:90000--240000RMB/ha (3)StandingCrops:9000--12000RMB/ha Compensationand I )CompensationRates for House Assistancetor Private Buildin2:320-400RMB/m2 Households Single-storyHouse:230--290RNMB/m SimpleStructures: 12ORMIB/m- 2)CompensationRates for AttachedStructure Pigstv:200RMBeach Walls:20)RMB/m OutdoorCement Ground:20RMB/m- Sto\ e:100RIMB each Well:800RMBeach ManurePit: IOORMBeach Toilet:200RMIBeach Fruit rree:300RMBeach BigTree:60RMB each SmallTree:3()RMB each WaterPit:50RMB each Structurefor VegetableGrovth:50RMB/m2 3)TransportationAllowance :300RMB/HH 4)Costof Gettingwater. power. road of the new houses.and of levelingthe Cield 5)Ne\ residencebases provided by village 6)PAPscan moveinto their new houseearlier than scheduleddate and theymay get a bonus of 500RMB/HH VillagesAffected by I )Irrigation:22500--30000RMB/ha Acquisition 2)Subsidvfor state-orderedgrains: 15000--22500RMiB/ha Compensationtor I )CompensationRates for Publicstructure CollectivelyOwned Structure:230--400RMB/m2 Assets SimpleStructures: 12ORMB/m2 2)CompensationRates for AttachedStructure Pigsty:200RMBeach Walls:20RMB/m OutdoorCement Ground:20RMB/m2
72 Sto\e: IOORMBeach Well:SOORMBeach ManurePit: IOORMBeach Toilet:20ORMB each Fruit Tree:3O)(RMBeach Big Tree:60RMB each Small Tree:30RMB each Water Pit:5(RMB each Structure for Vegetable Growvth:50R\MB/m Village of Relocated Housap-ehot'Reldcated Reclain tee oMbformerresidence bases of relocated households:l(0ORMB/iiH Households AtTectedTo\wnship Villages Construction:30000--750000RN1B.iha Atlected Countr I )Vegetable Derelopment: 150000--I 8000ORMB/ha 2)Group Di\ ision:45000--60000RhMB,ha 3)Land o\\nership Chanve:2000ORMBNBha 4)Land Restoration:30000RNIB/tia i)Funds tor agricultureto non-agricultureactivities: 60000RMB/ha 5)Preparin2fee o tlocal Mechanism: 15000-- 19700RMB/ha 6)Mana2ement fee of local Mechanism: 15000--29300RMB/ha Ovnership ot I )Grade2 Communication Line: I OOORMIB/KNv InfrastructureTitle 2)Grade 3 communicationLine:60000RMB/KM 3)Communication Line:30000RMB/KM 4)Receiving Apparatus for Satellite Signal:5000ORMBeach Acquisition of Xiaogou Village. Beiliu Township Stone pit 50000RMB Land or Structure Shizongtou Village. Zhoucun Township Stone pit IOOOOORMB Xifenggou. Lizhai Towvnship Coal mining 9000ORMB Don2tenggou. Nancun Towvnship Coal mining 180000RMB Nanyu Village. Daqi Tou~nship Brick field 180000RMB Bianzhuan_. Xiuwu Count' Stone pit 50000RMB Changtun Village. MengzhuanLyToo.nship Lime powkderfactory 688900RMB Weibei. Fantun Township Forging Factor-, 192300RMB DongmiaoVillage. Gaoping Tow%nship Wire Factory 464400RMB Longu.angmiao Village. Slian County Wood process factor 1691)0ORMB Yanzhuang Village. Jiunu Township Brick tield 69600RMB
73 Annex 1 Affected Villages
| ProvinXMun~icaij County !TOwnshipVillage ShanxlJincheng Yangcheng|Beiliu IXiaogou.Guangbt,Chongshang Zezhong [Zhoucui Liyang,Chuanhe
Lizha,xianNancen,Qiuquang,Xifenggou.Lizhai NancunzhDongfenggou.Fuotou.Yangzhang QaqixiangNangou,Nanyu.Nanhedi.Puotou Nanhexi Yietou,Shifeng Futou Xiietou.Yangiiashang.Fanqudui.Zhaize _Lulou Zhangdonghe.Xijiao.Dongshugou,Huangwei.Nanshao HenanJiaozuo Xiuwuxian Xichen Taoyuan.Peizhuang,Jinlingpuo Anshang Xigoucui,Bianzhuang,Wujiatai _____.__ FangzhuaSangwan,Anzhang,Chizhang Gezhenzhuang,Gouwan,Hezhang,Mazhuang,Xiaoluoying,Mengcun, Xinxiang Huixian Baobi Zhangquanhe.Guanliuhe Jitun Baicaogang Zhugiu Yisancun Zhaogu Anzhuang,Zhangzhuang,Hanying,Zhaogu.Zhaoguxi.Miaogu.Huamu BeiyunmeDahuamu.Zhonggi Huqiao Qingxiafuo.Peizha,Liuxiaozhuang.Dongxiaozhuang Mengzhu Changtun,Zhengtun.Fantun.Mengfen ChangcunWangounpu.xilianyan XinxiangxiaLuwangfe Wangmen.Guoliu We,hu, TangzhuaPenyao,Dasima,Houzhuang ,Gangcao Taigongg Dongsimen Andu Jinggang,Xiedao DunfangdBiganmiao.Juntun.Huangtugang Niwan Wupuo.Wangcun ShanglecShicun.Dongguancun.Zhaocun.Duanzhang PangzhaiPangzhai.Liuwei yanplnxianFengzhua Kouzhuang,Houzhuang,Feiwang Mazhuan Changxin ChangyuanDingluan Dushaqiu,Yangshaqiu.Caoshaqiu Chengliacun.Xizhanggongzhai,Dongzhanggongzhai,Shejliazhuang, Shejia Zhaojiacun.zhaijiacun Zhaodi Dazhai Wuqlu Huichi.Yuzhai, houzhifang,Sanyicun Anyang huaxian BapuodiaShahutuo.Yanhetun.Luotang,Xintou Jiaohu Koushangcun,Mancun.huzhuang,Hezhuang Shanggu Luyizhai Beilizhuang,Houzhao,Gaozhuang,Yuanzhuang,Beiyuanzhuang, Cizhouzh Yehedao Gaoping Houxiecun,Houhucun,Miaoqiu,Zhongdamiao.Liutan.Zhoutan,Xiaotao ShangHezediqu Dongmingx Zhangzha Xindongpucun Shawuo Gaoqiangcun.Liulicun.Wangxinzhuang Yuwuo Gaoman.Yuzhouii,Jiliying Gaoguanyingcun,huanglukou,Gaolinzhai,Huzhuang,Liqiaozhuang, Huzhuang Lijingzhuang Xinzhaizhuang,Fanhaicun,Huangmiao,Caozhuang,Ehutaoli,Fuzhuan Heze Erlangmiag,Zhangzhuang Malingga Liufang,Zhaolou,Yangmaozhangcun.Ronglou.Houbaicun.Lishe Helong Gezhenwangcun.Jiangloucun.Douzhuang Jindi Zhengqiao.Maohai,Leizhuang,Mazhuan,Liucheng,Liuruiyu.Fanzhua Xiyaozhuang,Xidawangzhuang,Wanghongzhuang,Qiaolou. Dingtao Dengji Zhangguoyu,Caolou Maji Dingiou.Renzhang,Linwa.Feilizhuang,Xuzhuang NanwangSongliiDawanzhuang,Shenzhuang,Songliu,Changzhai,Qizhuang
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Page 3 of Annex 1 Annex 2 Social and Economic Information of Affected Counties
Rural Number Arable Industrial&Agri Industrial Agricultual Income Per Arable Arable Industrial&Agri of Rural cultual Output Output Output Farmer Land Pe cultual Output Province County Population Land Per Rural Labor Value(million Value(million Value(million Each Population Value Pe Population Force Land(ha) RMB) yuan) yuan) Year(yuan) Capita(ha) (ha) Capita(yuan) Shanxi Yangchen 395695 347890 265600 37100.00 3383.93 3175.86 208.07 2038 0.09 0.11 8552 Zezhong 509385 463260 191782 47960.00 6023.03 5700.06 322.97 2256 0.09 0.10 11824 Henan Xiuwuxian 275685 232174 108200 23946.67 4158.43 3607.88 579.7 1681 0.09 0.10 15084 Huixian 761374 671654 301700 57900.00 9608.04 7780.92 1827.12 2002 0.08 0.09 12619 Xinxiangxi 87088 51624 21400 2920.00 590.95 512.07 78.88 2528 0.03 0.06 6786 Weihui 468093 375425 175000 38090.00 6328.11 4753.68 1574.43 2019 0.08 0.10 13519 yanjinxian 439269 394676 154600 41680.00 2267.01 1281.45 985.56 1689 0.09 0.11 5161 huaxian 1156400 1111700 482000 113330.00 5401.82 2853.21 2548.61 1512 0.10 0.10C 4671 Changyua 739140 685021 308100 57900.00 3161.46 1959.99 1201.47 1772 0.08 0.08 4277 Shangdon Dongmin. 661014 593669 253525 68510.00 2083.99 1007.26 1076.73 1317 0.10 0.12 3153 Heze 1201585 975845 448006 83347.00 7145.88 5637.84 1508.04 1373 0.07 0.09 5947 Dingtao 499114 462406 275576 50497.80 1599 350 1249 817 0.10 0.11 3203 Caoxian 1355600 1255900 748468 104000.00 5168.6 3432.66 1735.94 1408 0.08 0.08 3813 Chengwu 615800 544600 324100 49664.00 2961.54 1000.87 1071.59 1772 0.08 0.09 4809 Shanxian 1121000 1023000 460158 97800.00 3516.39 2680.36 836.03 1682 0.09 0.10C 3137 Jiangsu Fengxian 1021396 932232 462300 85700.00 5340 3830 1510 2162 0.08 0.09 5228 Toushanx 1303000 1157000 516200 115200.00 16710 14360 2350 2770 0.09 0.10 12824 Suiningxia 1221200 1127200 574360 99600.00 7990 6450 1540 2121 0.08 0.09 6543 Suyuxian 921000 891179 448100 72050.00 5053.75 3868.96 1184.79 2010 0.08 0.08 5487 Sihongxia 975296 849022 455100 103666.67 3813.22 2222.04 1591.18 1955 0.11 0.12 3910 Siyangxia 1108518 1016000 484456 74400.00 4497.72 2991.01 1506.7 1654 0.07 0.07 4057 Huaiyinxi 805669 727339 349360 64634.60 3514.08 2403.7 1110.38 2022 0.08 0.09 4362 Huaiyinsh 281403 160133 92600 13230.001 1161.181 921.72 239.46 2666 0.05 0.08 4126 Huaian 1189173 1040301 527652 80754.53 6490.49 4278.72 2211.77 2548 0.07 0.08 5458 Anhui Lingbixian 1059720 993815 488697 120751.00 3831.21 2702.22 1128.99 1392 0.11 0.12 3615 Xiaoxian 1214937 1116881 509487 97488.00 7988.86 7037.48 951.38 1613 0.08 0.09 6576 Annex3.1 Distributionof PermanentLand Acquisition _ of __ Number Paddy Dry Uncultl Orcha Wood Land Per Land per Number of Nuber capita laborer population affected County Township Village of vated Others Total -before affected lao avquisition beoe by lend lao towers Field Farm, Landi rd land - .. mrrl acquisition _ar.ni,.,tin,horile ____- Shanxi --- 1106 00 -29 60' -385 0589 0.59 0 00 34 93 Yan.gcneBerliu _Xiaogou 3 3 89_ 0 89- 1 30 2.10 066. 0 42 Guangbl 2 0.59 -059 1 43 3.71 _ 4 01 Zezhou -Zhoucui -Chongshani 3 0 59 0 _30 0 89 - 3.510 0.54 0 29 - LiYan 3 - 0 89 0 89 1 93 3 95 0 46. b22
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6 161 032 1.94 1 14 2.26 1.70 086 Xizhucun 5 129 0.32 1.61 0.84 2.36 191 0 68 Xiaiingcun 4 129 _1.29 0.79 1.86 163 069 Dawuzhen Wazhuang 4 129. 1.29 0.97 2.42 133 0.53 Xjtzhuang 7 194 032 2 26 0.94 1 92 2.05 1.01 Damiao Damiao 6 194 1.94 124 2.55 1.56 0 76 Houyao 4 0 97 0.32 129 142 2.97 0.68 0 33 Qiantao 4 1 29 1.29 133 2.74 0 97 047 Wushao Luzhuang 3 065 032 0.97 1.48 314 065 031 Mumiao 2 0 32 0 32 0.65 1 36 2.95 0 24 011 Xiamacun 5 0 32 1 29 161 1 82 4 73 0.18 0 07 Oengzhuanr 2 0 65 0.65 1 62 3.60 0.40 0 18 Dongjadadt 2 0 32 0 32 0 65 1 80 4.21 0.18 0.08 Zhangp Liangtang 7 2.26 2.26 1 53 2.88 1 48 0.79 Ercheng 16 0.32 3 48 3.80 2.35 4 66 1.62 0 78 Chengtou 1 032 0.32 2.03 2.99 0.16 0.11 Shuikoucun 4 1 29 1 29 1 25 2.48 1 03 0.52 Page 5 Of Annex3 1 Dianoong 4 129 1.29 2.15 4.27 0.60 0.30 Zhaishan 3 0 97 0 97 2.93 6.39 033 0.15 Yanglou 1 0.32 0.32, 2.03 2.56 0.16 0.13 Zhang) 1 0 32 0.32 165 3.92 0.20 0.08 Linchang 5 194 194 Hanzhuang 4 065 046 1 11 2.35 5.21 0.47 0.21 Banshan 1 0 32 0 32 2.41 6 45 0.13 0.05 Yangwa 3 0.97 0 97 182 5.13 0.00 0.00 Heloucun 1 032 0.32 146 3.00 022 0.11 Xiansnuuerchensangyu. 1 0.23 0.23 Guoji LuLaicun 6 1 94 1.94 2.48 6.57 0.78 0.29 Tulongcun 5 1.61 161 2.69 6.99 0.00 0.00 Linchang S 1.61 161 2.63 6.66 0.61 0.24 Fangcun Shangwang 1 0.32 0.32 1 64 4.58 0.20 0.07 Yanglou 1 032 0.32 189 432 017 0.07 Doupiacun 4 129 1.29 1.70 4.84 0.76 0.27 Suiningx: Shuanggo Sanloucun 6 065 0.66 3.96 8.21 0 16 0.08 Shanggao 3 065 Z065 4.31 8.93 015 007 Mengwei 1 0 32 0.32 3.51 7.27 0 09 0.04 Danqiao 1 0 32 0.32 371 7.68 0.09 0.04 Jiwancun 2 1 61 032 194 2.58 5.35 0.75 0.36 Zhuying 3 1.29 0 32 1.61 2.81 5.81 0.57 0.28 Sutang Chaihu 2 1 29 1.29 2.01 5.04 0.64 0.26 Nlantou 5 129 129 1.72 4.30 0.75 0.30 Wangji Yangiicun 5 1 94 032 2.26 165 3.17 1.18 0.61 Luanshan Weizhuang 5 1 94 1.94 1 63 2.99 1.19 0.65 Yangzhuanr 3 097 0.32 1 29 1.45 2.65 0.67 0.36 Huangshan 1 1 29 1 29 1.78 3.25 0.73 040 Caowuoli 3 065 0.32 0.97 163 2.99 0.59 0.32 Gaoji Majicun 2 0 32 0.32 0.66 170 3.30 0.19 0.10 Hewancun 4 0.32 129 161 1.72 3,34 0.19 0.10 Sunmiao 2 065 066 2.17 421 030 0.15 Oigecun 4 0 32 0.32 0 65 1 90 3.69 017 0.09 Yuanloucun 3 2.26 2.26 1.89 3.66 119 0.62 Zhuji YuanxiaolOL 2 0 32 0 32 2.40 3.77 0.13 0.09 Jinzhuang 4 0.32 0.32 1.58 2.47 0.20 0.13 Liloucun 4 129 1.29 1.51 2.36 0.86 0.55 Wezhuang 4 129 1.29 160 2.51 0.81 0.51 Luwacun 3 097 097 185 2.91 0.52 0.33 Yuandian 3 0 32 0.32 2.03 3.18 016 0.10 Machang 3 0 32 0,32 218 31 015 0.09 Zhulou Pafangcun 3 1 94 1.94 1.88 3.52 1 03 0.55 Zhongzhuct I 0 65 0.65 Shuwetcun 3 0 32 0,32 1.65 3.08 0.20 0.10 Diaoqiao 1 0.97 0.97 1 44 2.69 0.00 0.00 Oluji Houloucun 2 0 32 0.32 1.60 2.94 0.20 0.11 Dayangcun 3 194- 194 1.45 2.66 1.33 0.73 Dayucun 1 1.61 161 118 2.15 0.00 0.00 xiangdian 2 1.61 1.61 120 2.20 134 0.73 Liaogang 1 0.32 0.32 1 46 2.68 022 012 Xinznacun 3 0.32 0.32 1.56 2.86 0.21 011 Cheniou 1 1.29 1.29 1 16 2.13 111 0.61 litiancun 2 065 0.65 1 29 2.36 0 50 0.27 Oiuicun 1 0 32 0.32 0.90 1.65 0 36 0.20 Humiao 7 2.26 2.26 1 49 2.74 1.51 0.83 Nongke 1 032 032 1,30 2.39 025 0.13 Wanglou 4 129 1.29 153 281 064 0.46 Wangin Nongcnang 2 0.65 0.65 Lingcreng Chenlicun 3 0.97 0 9t 1.90 3.82 0.51 0.25 Xiawei 4 129 129 1 39 2.79 0.93 0.46 linglong 1 0.32 0.32 1 99 3.99 016 0.08 Liweicun 1 o.32 0.32 1.21 2.43 027 0.13 Oligancun 4 1.29 1.29 105 2.11 1.23 0.61 Sunxue 3 0.97 0.91 142 2.86 0.68 0.34 Yongfeng 5 161 1.61 1.05 2.11 1.54 0.76 Suyuxiar Longhe Dalucun 6 1 94, 1.94 '123 3.07 1.58 0.63 Longji 1 0.32 02 1.13 2.83 0.28 0.11 Zhudaguanr 1 0 32 0.32 1.05 _ 2.63 0.31 0.12 Jiahecun 2 0.65 065 i 33 333 0.48 0.19 Chenzhuanr 5 1 61 161 1.51 3.7 1.07 0.43 Qirweicun 1 032 0.32 1.24 3.10 0.26 010 Daluocun 2 0 65 0.65 1.40 3.51 0.46 018 Lucwet Guowea 4 1.29 1.29 1t46 3.64 0.89 0.35 Guxicun 3 0.97 091t 1.60 4.00 0.60 0.24 Gulucun 2 065 065 182 4.55 0.35 0.14 Sihongxi. Chenji Renba 3 0 97 0.97 1.55 3.66 0.63 0.25 Chenzhong 6 1994 194 146 3.04 133 0.64 Caizhai 1 0.32 0.32 0.74 1.23 0.43 0.26 Siliucun 1 0.32 0.32 0.59 1.31 055 0.25 Shewang 4 129 1.29 068 1.93 1 47 0.67 Siyanxi; Tuvuan Zhoushi 1 0 32 0.32 1 82 3 79 0.18 0.09
Page 6 of Annex3. 1 Xiezhuang 3 0 97 0 97 132 2 75 0 73 0 35 Zhanggao 5 1 61 1161 150 312 1 08 0.52 Q;anjicnun 1 032 0 32 1 44 3.01 0.22 0 11 Shengzhuat 3 0 97 0 97 1.26 2.62 0 77 0 37 Zhouli 4 1 29 1 29 1 35 2 82 0 95 0 46 Wangqing 2 065 0 65 136 2.84 0 47 0 23 Jiangwei 5 1 61 161 1 16 2 41 140 067 Zhongyan- Maoli 5 1 61 1 61 2 17 4 52 0 74 0 36 Gengdong 2 065 065 1 73 360 0 37 018 Zhongyang 1 0 32 0 32 2 31 4 82 014 0 07 Wuwei 3 0 97 0 97 2 06 4 29 0 47 0.23 Jiangzna, 3 097 0.97 2 41 5 03 0 40 0 19 Liufan 2 065 0.65 2.26 4 70 0 29 0 14 Gaowet 6 1 94 1 94 2.82 586 069 033 Linchaicm Lingqiao 4 1 29 1 29 1.79 372 072 0.35 Erli 5 1 61 1 61 2 41 5.03 0 67 0 32 Chngiar Yaowei 3 0 97 0 97 2 41 5 02 0 40 0 19 Bohu 2 0 65 0 65 2 53 528 0 25 0 12 Luji Chenghe 1 0 32 0 32 1 92 4 00 017 0 08 Qingguang 3 0 97 0.97 214 4 45 045 0 22 Zhangfang 5 161 161 210 4 37 0 77 0 37 Panzhuang 2 0 65 0 65 1 87 3 90 0 34 017 Chenqing 2 0 65 0 65 1 53 320 0 42 0 20 Nongke 1 0 32 0 32 1.70 3.55 019 0 09 Luji 1 032 0.32 2.08 4 33 0 16 0 07 Daizhuang 3 0 97 0.97 2 22 4 62 0 44 0 21 Huangzhuat 6 1 94 1 94 2.67 5.56 0 73 0 35 Xingzhuang 3. 097 0.97 1 74 3 63 0 56 0.27 Peiwei Dazhong 2 0 65 0 65 1-40 2 91 0 46 0.22 Nidong 4 1 29 1.29 1 70 3 54 0 76 0 36 Wanzhuanrg 3 0 97 0 97 1 94 4 05 0 50 0.24 Chenpi 1 0 32 0 32 2 35 4 89 014 0 07 Sanlian 1 0 32 0 32 164 3 42 0 20 0 09 Wafang 3 097 0.97 205 428 047 0.23 Chenzhuanr 1 032 032 2.21 460 015 007 Heping 3 0 97 0.97 1.56 3.26 0 62 0 30 Xinyuan Sanxu 2 0 65 0 65 1 72 3 59 0 37 0 t8 Huangwei Yanqi 5 161 161 194 405 083 040 Huaiyinx Nanwupi Huaisi 1 0 32 0 32 1.25 2.61 0.26 012 Jixi 2 0 65 0 65 0 97 2.22 067 0 29 Nonghe 2 065 065 0.91 1 79 0 71 0 36 Wuji 6 1 94 1 94 1 29 2 54 1 50 076 Xiaohebe, 1 0 32 0.32 1 48 3.61 0 22 0.09 Nanchenji Gaocnen 4 129 1a29 132 305 0.98 0 42 Gaozhuang 4 129 1 29 132 2.71 097 048 Xmnsheng 3 0 97 0.97 102 1.50 0.95 O.64 Chentp 2 065 065 0 32 0 64 199 100 Fuhe 2 0 65 0.65 120 2 29 0 54 0.28 Gaoyan Yieznuangc 5 1 62 1 62 1.29 2 72 1.25 0.60 Huaifengcur 3 0 97 0 97 1 42 2.42 0 68 0 40 Zhangznou 6 1 94 1 94 0.93 1292 2 09 101 Huaiyins Wudun Huzhuang 5 1 61 1 61 1 21 2.88 1 33 0.56 Gaokua 1 032 0 32 126 185 0.26 017 Tangzhuan 4 1 29 1.29 1 49 2.52 0 86 0 51 Yanpi 2 0 65 0 65 126 1 85 0 51 0.35 Yanhe Xizhao 3 0 97 097 128 2 50 0 76 0 39 Da0 5 1 61 161 1.32 2.53 1 22 064 Zhihe 1 0.32 0 32 1 52 3.38 0 21 0.10 Yanhe 3 0 97 0 97 1.52 265 0 64 0 37 Guanying 5 1 61 1 61 130 2.68 1 24 0.60 Yaowancun 1 0 32 0.32 1 43 304 0.23 011 Balmahunor 5 1.61 1.61 7.02 1109 0 23 015 Huaian Sanbao Zhouwan 2 065 065 0.6 120 0 98 0 54 Husyuan 1 0.32 0.32 0.99 2.19 0.33 0.15 Yueyuan 1 0.32 0.32 0.84 159 0 38 0.20 Datao 2 065 0.65 089 163 0 73 0.40 Taozhuang 1 0 32 032 068 1 93 0.37 0 17 Shatan 4 129 1.29 0 84 156 1.53 0.83 Ximzhuang 2 0 65 0.65 0.65 1.29 0 99 0.50 Chenzhuanr 4 1 29 1 29 0.98 173 1 32 0 74 Shanhezj Wudong 3 0 97 0.97 0 82 1.29 1 18 0.75 Gaobei 1 0 32 0.32 0.99 164 0 33 0.20 Zhangzhuar 3 0 97 0-97 146 2 70 0.66 0 36 Dayao 1 0.32 0 32 145 2.35 0.22 014 Tanzhuang 2 065 0.65 1 49 3 53 0.43 0 18 J-udian 3 0 97 0.97 116 1 81 0 83 0 53 Qianren 2 065 0.65 1 12 173 0.58 037 Total fortower 2406 16132 45415 12.29 1057 0j59 10.3264924 153 314 410.01 199.20 Dongmng SwIIChsti Yuzhoulj 108 _ - 108 1.83 3.87 59.02 27.91 Sanpuswitch staior Hanzhuang 135 135 2.35 521 5745 2591
Page 7 of Annex3 1 Annex 3.2 Social and Economic Information of Affected Villages
Number oL iabor Arable Arable land Arable Lant Village Population Per Per Province County Township Households(HH)__ Force- ,Land,(Mu._CapitLamu) Laborer(mu)
Shlanxi Yangchren.Beiliu Xiaogou 136 491__ 305 640.5 1.30 2.10 Guangbi 260 906 349 1294.5 1.43 3.71 Chongshang 431 1614 861 2667 1.65 3.10 ZeZhong Zhoucui LiYan 225 642 411 1624 1.93 3.95 Chuanhe 121_ 438 195 1060 2.42 5.35 Lizhaixiar Nancen 115 316 127 _,77 2.46 6.12 Qiuquan 263 806 _344 1866 2.32 5.42 Xifenggou 110 338 140 600- 1.78 4.29 Lizthai , _ 5i5 1779 668 3134 _ 1.76 4.69 NancunzhDonggouzhen 153 513 188 999 1.95 5.31 Fuotou 51 166 50 327 1.76 6.54 Yanzhuang 48 158 34 319 2.04 9.38 OaqixiangNangou 135 478 135 623 1.30 4.61 Nanyu 187 644 180 645 1.00 3.58 Nanheoi 350 1260 276 1663 1.32 6.03 Puotou 130 454 110 748 1.65 6.80 Nanhexi Yietou 218 814 390 1489 1.83 3B2 Shifeng _ S_ 184 98 455 2.47 4.64 Futou Xijietou 83 - 153~333 1089 3.27 7.12 Yangjiashan 67 _-252 150 832 3.30 5.55 Fangudui 76 310 166 741 2.39 4.46 Zhaize 208 765 303 1572 2.05 5.19 Liukou Zhanglianhe 64 ___215_ ___65 529.5 2.46 8.15 Xijiao 148 _584 200 1050 t_1.80 5.25 Oongshugou 80 327 142 850 260 5.99 Huangwei 159 5?3 245 1500 2.62 6.12 Nanshao 49 171 60 495 2.89 8.25 Henan XiuwuxianXichen Taoyuan 42 168 67 371 2.21 5.52 Peiznuang 42 175 70 243 1.39 3.47 Jinlingpuo 51 173 69 635 3.67 9.18 Ansnang Xigou 120 390 156 1744 4.47 11.18 Bianzhuang 225 967 387 1946. 2.01 5.03 Wujiatai 33 _152 60 321 2.11 -5.35 FangznuatSangwan 252 __ 1021 408 2460 2.41 6.02 Anrhuang 163 721 300 550 0.76 1.83 Chizhuang 524 2296 889 4540 1.98 5.11 Huixian Baobi Gezhenzhuang 258 1006 452 1560 1.55 3.45 Gouwan 263 1026 460 1568 1.53 3.41 Hezhuang 260 1014 455 1565 1.54 3.44 Mazhuang 254 991 440 1500 1.51 3.41 Xiaoluoying 261 1018 459 1570 1.54 3.42 Mengcun _ 257 1002 450 1555 1.55. 3.46 Zihangquanhe 263- 1026 462 1569 1.53 3.40 9'-79 438' 1548 Guanl,ul,e 251 1.58 3.55 Jitun Baicaogang 289 _ 1185 533 2209 1.86 4.14 Zhuqiu Yisan 452 1727 783 2676 1.55 3.42 Zhaogu Anzhuang 328 1342 643 1755 1.31 2.73 Zhangzmuang 320 ._ 1234 630 1678 1.36 2.66 Hanying 325 _ 1300 638 1720 _ 1.32 2.70 Zhaogu 345 1418 651 1780 1.26 2.73 Zhaoguxi 319 1210 625 1655 1.37 2.65 Miaogu i27 1i21 640 1710 1.29 2.67 Huarnu 325 1320 638 1693 1.28 2.65 BeiyajnneDahuamu 389 1603 715 1754 1.09 2.45 Zhougqi 384 1599 713 172 1.08 2.42 Huqjao -qixia_o ,,4211_ 1629 733 _ 1624 1.00 2.22 Peizha - 417 _162t1 ?731 1800 0.99 2.19 Uuxiaozhuang 43 1635 740 1634 1.00 2.21 Oongxiaoznuat' 25 _- 163 73.99' ----2.19 MengzmiaChangtun 506__ 1912 977 1399 0.73 1.43 Zhengtun . 510 1916 984 1409 0.74 1.43 Fantun 502 _ 1905 970 1358 0.71 1.40 Medei 505 1910 975 1375 0.72 1.41 ChangcunWangcunpu 378 1435 634 2113 1.47 3.33 Xilianyan 368. 13968 611 1988 1.42 325 XinxangxmLuwangfei Wangmen 898 4012 1550 3985 0.99 2.57 Guoliu 605 2543 1104 2500 0.98 226 Weitui TangzhmPenvao 297 1261 487 2700 2.14 5.54 Page ot Annex 3.2 Das,ma 120 462 160 1101 2.38 6.88 Houzhuang 103 450 187 600 1.33 3.21 Gangcao 186 830 293 1905 2.30 6.50 TaigongqLDongsimen 181 712 342 1211 1 70 3 54 Andu Jinggang 265 1188 683 2651 2.23 3.88 Xiedao 248 1136 790 3021 2.66 3.82 DunfangdiBlganmiao 150 609 220 1110 1 82 5.05 juntun 243 1002 518 2625 2.62 5.07 Huangtugang 545 2251 963 3945 1 75 4 10 Niwan Wupuo 140 575 376 1085 1 89 2.88 Wangcun 189 754 330 1680 2.23 5.09 ShangiecLShicun 303 1310 420 2661 2.03 6.34 Dongguanzhua 207 798 312 1722 2.16 5.52 Zhaocun 260 1079 423 1821 1.69 4.30 Duanzhuang 262 1062 442 2448 2.31 5.54 Pangzhai Pangzhai 672 2972 1125 3000 1.01 2.67 Liuwel 674 2240 900 3225 1 44 3.58 yanlinxianFengznuai Kouzhuang 366 1631 655 2210 1 35 3.37 Houzhuarng 360 1610 650 2088 1 30 3.21 Feiwang 371 1680 665 2225 1 32 3.35 Mazhuan Changxin 350 1558 589 1980 1 27 3.36 huaxian BapuodiarShahutuo 239 1075 430 1816 1.69 4.22 Yanhetun 219 985 394 1673 1 70 425 Luotang 249 1120 448 1880 1 68 4.20 Xingtou 280 1258 503 2125 1.69 4 22 Jiaohu Koushang 284 1280 512 1984 1.55 3.88 Mancun 252 1134 454 1768 1 56 3.90 Hucun 351 1580 632 2435 1 54 3.85 Hezhuang 240 1078 431 1671 1 55 3 88 ShangguaLuyizflai 297 1335 534 1936 1.45 3.63 CizhouzhaBeilzhuang 299 1345 538 1985 1.48 3 69 Houzhao 279 1256 502 1836 1.46 3.65 Gaozhuang 348 1568 627 2305 1.47 3.68 Yuanzhuang 344 1550 620 2270 1 46 3.66 .Beiyuanzhuan( 299 1345 538 1985 1.48 3.69 Yehedao 353 1590 636 2325 1 46 3.66 Gaoping Houxie 298 1339 536 1968 1 47 3.68 Houhu 272 1224 490 1775 1.45 3.63 Miaoqlu 321 1445 578 2085 1.44 3.61 ZhongOamiao 303 1365 546 1979 1.45 3.63 Liutan 292 1315 526 1900 1.44 3.61 Zhoutan 288 1298 519 1894 1.46 3.65 Xiaotan 270 1215 486 1762 1.45 3.63 ChangyuaDingluan Oushaqiu 232 1115 446 1808 1.62 405 Yangshaq,u 105 501 200 788 1.57 3.93 Caoshaqiu 134 649 260 803 1.24 3.09 Shelia Chenlia 243 1163 465 1435 1.23 3.09 Xizhanggongzr 245 1170 468 1440 1.23 3.08 Dongzhanggor 240 1155 458 1432 1.24 3.13 Shejpazhuang 268 1356 504 1450 1.07 2.88 Zhaopacun 233 1098 412 1268 1 15 3.08 Zhaijiacun 212 987 385 1225 1.24 3.18 Zhaod, Dazhal 460 2300 800 2800 1.22 3.50 Wuqiu Huichi 286 1291 516 1545 1.20 2.99 Yuzhai 291 1311 546 1565 1.19 2.86 Houzintang 316 1421 592 1705 1 20 2.88 Sanyicun 225 1014 423 1214 1 20 2.87
ShangdonDongming ZhangzhaalXindongpu 180 876 482 1485 1.70 3.08 ShangguaWangxinzhuan 426 1817 999 3345 1.84 3.35 Gaoqiang 480 1863 1025 3210 1.72 313 Liulicun 585 2546 1400 1860 0.73 1.33 Yuwuo Gaoman 315 1i93 684 2940 2.46 4.30 Yuzhouji 396 1529 724 2805 1.83 3.87 Jiliying 350 1454 692 3600 2.46 5.20 HuzhuangGaoguanying 159 674 340' iS1' 2.25 4.46 Huanglukou 298 1377 698 3615 2.63 5.18 Gaolinzhai 117 537 281 1020 1.90 3.63 Huzhuang 256 1133 581 1935 1.71 3.33 Liqiaocun 259 1274 643 2415 1 90 3.76 Lijingcun 182 847 471 1620 1.91 3.44 Heze ErlangmiaXinzhai 106 408 182 641.9 1.57 3.52 Fanha' 209 I803 359 1430.3 1.78 3.98 Huangmiao 277 1063 475 1477.5 1.39 3.11 Caozhluang 159 612 273 991.9 1 62 3.63 Page 2 01 Annex 3.2 EhuIlaoi 189 727 325 1327.1 1.82 4.08 Fuzhuang 217 832 372 1185.5 1.43 3.19 Zhangznuang 145 555 248 682.6 1.19 2.67 MalingganLiufang 203 781 349 1087.2 1.39 3.12 Zhaolou 266 1022 457 2217.7 2.17 4.86 Yangmaozhan 625 238 108 369.6 1.55 3.47 Ronglou 168 646 288 1188.5 1.84 4.12 Houbai 294 1130 505 1966.0 1.74 3.90 Lishe 196 753 336 1474.5 1.96 4.38 Helong Gezhenwang 176 682 305 1012.5 1.48 3.32 Jiangloucun 269 1032 461 1597.4 1.55 3.46 Dongzhuang 74 283 127 484.6 1.71 3.83 Jindi Zhengqiao 194 745 333 984.0 1.32 2.95 Maohai 169 650 291 865.1 1.33 2.98 Leizhuang 119 457 204 732.3 1.60 3.59 Mazhuang 91 349 156 346.0 0.99 2.22 Liucheng 654 2510 1121 3247.9 1.29 2.90 Liuruiyu 120 462 206 629.1 1.36 3.05 Fanzhuang 109 419 187 619.3 1.48 3.31 Dingtao Dengji Xiyaozhuang 177 704 339 1335 1.90 3.94 Xidawangzhua 144 712 341 1335 1.88 3.91 Wanghongzhu; 79 _ 341 163 570 1.67 3.50 qiaolou 405 1841 883 2415 1.31 2.73 Zhangguoyu 86 422 202 585 1.39 2.90 Caolou 190 789 379 1365 1.73 3.60 Maji Dinglou 168 670 360 972 1.45 2.70 Renzhuang 192 716 340 822 1.15 2.42 Linwa 112 387 180 225 0.58 1.25 Feilizhuang 110 386 180 496.5 1.29 2.76 Xuzhang 167 586 300 1114.5 1.90 3.72 NanwangcSongli 327 1289 626 2177 1.69 3.48 Dawanzhuang 377 1478 650 2354 1.59 3.62 Shenzhuang 433 1708 837 2632 1.54 3.14 Songliu 318 1253 613 2026 1.62 3.31 Changzhai 421 1662 815 2284 1.37 2.80 Qizhuang 278 1097 532 1583 1.44 2.98 Tianji Liuzhuangzhai 345 1285 480 2595 2.02 5.41 Nanmalou 245 1030 500 1440 1.40 2.88 Shiloumiao 233 1013 583 2055 2.03 3.52 Zhunaimiao 220 854 470 1305 1.53 2.78 Junzhangzhual 736 2342 670 3210 1.37 4.79 Caoxian Guyingji Hanzhuang 164 724 423 938.5 1.30 2.22 Zhouwa 114 411 272 683.2 1.66 2.51 Lidaqiao 127 593 384 758 1.28 1.97 Shuyangzhuan 229 864 575 852.4 0.99 1.48 Shenlou 189 862 563 1453.4 1.69 2.58 Yangzhuang 170 676 437 .1128.3 1.67 2.58 Miloucun 209 839 546 1382.1 1.65 2.53 Chengwu JiunuxiancYanzhuang 208 764 470 1609.1 2.11 3.42 Jiazhuang 120 937 297 919.3 0.98 3.10 Biaogecun 214 858 549 1725.6 2.01 3.14 Yanlou 127 558 361 756.1 1.36 2.09 Caolou 376 1564 954 3077.8 1.97 3.23 Yinzhuang 150 546 354 620.9 1.14 1.75 Mengzhuang 106 445 256 1059.2 2.38 4.14 Zhilou Longwangmiac 196 776 506 1897.3 2.44 3.75 Kangzhuang 143 539 351 1322.2 2.45 3.77 Xiaolulou 319 1308 835 3819.9 2.77 4.34 Fuzhuang 124 497 324 1172.1 2.36 3.62 yuezhuang 262 956 576 2335.5 2.44 4.05 Xuezhuang 157 600 406 1756.7 2.93 4.33 Kangji Gaozhuang 205 972 635 2758.4 2.84 4.34 Shaolou 78_ 332 211 844.1 2.54 4.00 Tiangongr Yuezhailou 419 1548 990 3665.9 2.37 3.70 Tiangongmiao 998 3821 2383 4883.6 1.28 2.05 Beizhangztluar 322 1242 767 2994.3 2.41 3.90 Sujie 214 842 555. 1955.4 2.32 3.52 Shenjialou 582 2316 1412 4716.5 2.04 3.34 Wangji 276 1130 702 2251.7 1.99 3.21 Huolou 221 905 549 1930.7 2.13 3.52 Bailou 337 1314 834 2243 1.71 2.69 Sunsi Oiancaoliwang 295 1299 828 1782.3 1.37 2.15 Houcaoliwvang 165 761 474 1791 2.35 3.78 Koulizhuang 290 1398 870 2991.1 2.14 3.44 Zhenpzhuang 316 1543 974 36644 2.37 3.76 Page 3 of Annex3.2 Xupenyao 303 i301 817 27475 2.11 3.36 Xieyuanhiulou 324 1366 895 3053.4 2.24 3.41 Shanxian Dallhai Gemiaocun 628 2389 1275 2640 1 11 2.07 Xiaosthai 374 1410 760 2445 1.73 3.22 Gezhuang 290 1131 628 1620 143 2.58 LibanzhuaLiufanpeng 428 1285 421 1515 1.18 3.60 Panglou 211 635 275 1305 206 4.75 Jizhuang 308 924 220 1680 1.82 7 64 Fengdian 147 442 i87 765 1.73 4 09 Songlou 280 840 359 1440 1 71 4.01 Zhouzhuang 218 655 279 1080 1 65 3.87 Shadian 252 757 323 1215 1.61 3.76 Dinglou Jialou 251 924 610 1518 1 64 2.49 Wuzhuang 250 1265 610 2275.05 1.80 3.73 Chenlizhuang 75 326 210 670.5 2.06 3.19 Dashahetinchang 505 2200 1310 3081 1 40 2.35 Huayuan Shenzhuang 179 785 463 1276.5 1.63 2.76 Baizhuang 164 728 433 1573 5; 2.16 3.63 Yanzhuang 45 1514 922 3433.5 2.27 3.72 Huayuan 433 _ 1687 1121 24675 1.46 2.20 Houriuayuan 238 994 572 1216.5 1 22 2.13 Oianwangtiu 161 654 374 1191 1.82 318 ThanzhuanX;aomengdian 100 _ 468 260 796.5 1 70 3.06 SunliuxianDuanlou 550 1858 1010 3870 2.08 3.83 Oianbanquan 457 1512 916 2385 1 58 2.60 LuozhuaniXiangyang 103 154 82 390 2.53 4.76 LongwangTanglian 279 _ 1086 560 1425 1 31 2.54 Zhupuolou 289 1146 570 1155 1.01 2.03 Huang'erlou 144 538 270 630 1.17 2.33 Longxizhuang 279 1075 535 1485 1 38 2.78 Donglongwang 258 _ 978 480 1020 1 04 2.13 Longwangmiac 292 1124 550 1155 1.03 2.10 Chenznuang 178 629 319 750 1.19 2.35 Dasulou 323 1246 625 1860 1.49 2.98 Huimiao 328 _ 1266 630 1815 1 43 2.88 Shenloucun 346 _ 1326 665 1305 0.98 1.96 Caitang Xinyangmiao 446__ 1758 870 2385 1 36 2.74 Youmiao 549 _ 2145 895 2535 1 18 2.83 Chuzhuang 366 1426 705 1830 1.28 2.60 WangxiaoWangxiaozhua 378 1466 710 2055 1 40 2.89 Zhuji Wangdalou 360 1778 910 17385 0.98 1.91 Luji 176 1070 660 810 0.76 1.23 Huanglou 372 _ 1545 1100 1971 1.28 1.79 Tongzhuang 130 459 320 525 1.14 1.64 Liulou 422 2260 1220 2475 1.10 2.03 Guolou 155 723 410 1009.5 1 40 2.46 Zhanghuayuan 190 _ 864 460 1192.5 1 38 2.59 Yanzhang 140 593 . 310 9525 1.61 3.07 Wanggan 351 1607 810 2314 5 1 44 2.86
Anhui Xiaoxian Liu'anlou Dinghuayuandi 385 1623 569 3010 5 1.85 5.29 Yanglou Peizhuang 304 _ 1121 457 2053.5 1.83 449 Huazhuang 222 _ 944 319 1431 1.52 4.49 L:utao Guanit 328_ 1403 355 2805 2DO 7 90 Changlou 201_ 791 286 _ 1435.5 1.81 5.02 Zhaoiou 167 _ _ 644 247_ 1144.5 1.78 4.63 DuanyuanWei'an 237 _ 975 303 1612.5 1.65 5.32 Qicun 331 1299 410 2400 1.85 5.85 Qizhuang 424 1447 469 2376 1 64 5.07 LingblxianXialouxian Caikuang 224 962 385 1467 1.52 3.81 Caitang 316 1357 543 2700 1.99 4.97 Zhongxie 397 1709 684 2040 1.19 2.98 Sanlou 315 1356 542 1350 1.00 2.49 ChaoyangOlloucun 25 2B-1689 1076- 2565 0.95 2.38 388___1668 .667 1725 1.03 2.59
Jiangsu Fengxian Wanggou Lilou 511 2139 1047 3148 1.47 3.01 DalIou 520 _ 2180 1067 2959 1.36 2.77 Wusuolou 489 2050 1003 2830 1.38 2.82 Shaolou 519 2175 1065 3341 1.54 3.14 Zhuhecun 344 1441 705 2198 1.53 3.12 Wanggou 440 1843 902 2079 113 2.30 Jiangli 343 1435 702 2047 1 43 2.91 Chengji 333 1397 684 2261 1.62 3.31 Shanlou Liuii 284 1190 582 2471 2086 4.24 Page 4 of Annex3.2 Miaocnhengjp 454 1904 932 2471 1.30 2.65 LiuwangloLiudiwan 236 973 476 1078 1.11 2.27 Gebacao 661 2720 1329 3754 1.38 2.82 Xinzhuang 352 1450 709 1959 1.35 2.76 Wangpinglou 284 1170 572 1675 1.43 2.93 Suixinzhuang 361 1488 727 2242 1.51 3.08 Songlou Huanglou 392 1613 987 2309 1.43 2.34 Weizhang 485 1995 1220 2369 1.19 1.94 Wafang 364 1498 916 1770 1.18 1.93 Zhaozhuang 212 872 533 800 0.92 1.50 Zhuangyuan 310 1276 780 -1223 0.96 1.57 Xiantianji 644 2652 1622, 2931. 1.11 1.81 Lilchuanlou 416 - 1713 1048 1506 0.88 1.44 Jiangq!ao 392 1613 987 2309 1.43 2.34 Dashahe Saiemiao 276 1135 694 1510 1.33 2.18 Liuzuolou 340 _ -1398 855 3090 2.21 3.61 Taolou Fangzhuang 194 797 487 903 1.13 1.85 Lizhai Zhongji 469 ___ 1986 1040 1190 0.60 1.14 Maolou 303 1282 671 1244 0.97 1.85 Sunzhaiqinwar 563 2381 1247 2350 0.99 1.88 Sunzhaiqufang .803 3398 1780 2398 , 0.71 1.35 Puolou 357 1509 790 1798 1.19 2.27 Malukou 262 _ 1108 580 777 0.70 1.34 Daizhuang 376 1592 834 1650 1.04 1.98 Qianji 204 863 452 488 0.57 1.08 Lianznai Silou _5205 _ 836 432 1362 1.63 3.15 Honganlou 4566 1864 963 1882 1.01 1.95 Liuzhuang . 302 _1235 -638 2456 1.99 3.85 Yaoliwang 589 _2406 1243 3089 1.28 2.48 Xigaotou 287 __ 1171 605 868 0.74 1.43 Jiadi 502 2050 1059 1643 0.80 1.55 Faniou Yuanzhuang 482 15i4 791. 2156 1.37 2.72 Lutaocun 524 .1710 860 2264 1.32 2.63 Hanzhuang 353 -1152 579 1488 1.29 2.57 *Luozhuang 284 927 466 i324 1.43 2.84 Wanghuangzhl 285 _ 930 468 1354 1.46 2.90 Jingzhuang 893 2915 1466 3311 1.14 2.26 Guolicun 791 _ 2580 1297 3872 1.50 2.98 ToushanxiHeqiao Maxing 650 2632 845 3228 1.23 3.82 Xiaozhuang 635 _ 2566 994 4552 t.77 4.58 Zhangji 906 4249 1892 6119 1.44 3.23 Lizhuang 418 1346 759. 2882 2.14 3.80 Tulou 510 2042 839 4487 2.20 5.35 Zhuanglizhai 649 3020 1203 3214 1.06 2.67 Huangi Chenlou 623_ _2344 ___ 1310 _ 4256 1.82 3.25 Lulou 402 1620 790 3448 2.13 4.36 Liuji Yangzhuang 750 _ 2800 1010 541?7 1.93 5.38 Dongfeng 938 3461 1400 3963 1.15 2.83 Dingmeng 1046 - 3530 1S00 3910 1.11 2.61 Wangtao 907 3178 1304 4347 1.37 3.33 Xinjian 446 1636 599 2504 1.53 4.18 Dapeng Haoziai 893 3280 1918 4025 1.23 2.10 Yanqun -1 180 4320 _2105 5614 130 2.68 Shatang 980 3468 1549 5050 1.46 3.26 Houlou 806 2921 1296 3919 1.34 3.02 Jiahezhai 730 2314 1318 4181 1.81 317 Zhangjing S51 2045 968 1960 0.96 2.02 Tulou 860 .2807 1100 i614 0.57 1.47 Yian , 764 2506 1047 3337 1.33 3.19 Wangmen 980 3370 1387 4803 1.43 3.46 Hanwang>Zhaoshan 906_ 3646 1686 2714 0.74 1.61 -Huyao , 1190 4326 2285 4598 1.06 2.01 Dongyan. 650 2430 913 3189 1.31 3.49 _Eapnjing 700 2445 1250 _ 3294 _ 1.35 2.64 Hanlou 380 1283 697 3322 2.59 4.77 Hangou 575 2154 1045 5753 2.67 5.51 Sanpu Taishang 1226 4394 1998 7502 1.71 3.75 Yuzhuan9q 1168 4070 1903 7838 1.93 4.12 Haihu 1226 4394 1998 7502 1.71 3.75 Sibao 988 3660 1530 7435 2.03 4.88 Maozhuang 963 .. 3429 1660 6808 1.99 4.10 Uuzhuang 628 2198 1000 4340 1.97 4,34 Shiqiao 575 1979 1043 3613 1.83 3.46 TangzharnChaohu 550 1983 948 2463 1.25 2.62 Xiahucun 948 3022 1548 5292 1.75 3.42 Page 5 of Annex 3.2 Shuangjing 365 1334 476 2583 1 94 5.43 Patfang 671 2801 1961 4245 1.52 2.16 Tangzhangnon 136 496 244 620 1.25 2.54 Xinzhuang 365 1220 626 3299 2.70 5.27 Liutangcun 592 2200 1132 3650 1.66 3.22 Hedong 735 2654 1672 4946 1.86 2.96 Zhangji Liangtang 776 3012 1600 4600 1 53 2.88 Ercheng 813 3128 1511 7344 2.35 4.86 Chengtou 569 2132 1450 4334 2.03 2.99 Shulkoucun 640 2382 1200 2970 1.25 2.48 Diandong 735 2843 1430 6104 2.15 4.27 Zha,shan 434 1571 720 4603 2.93 6.39 Yanglou 554 2115 1680 4300 2.03 2.56 Zhang8s 627 2454 1034 4055 1.65 3.92 Hanzhuang 193 825 373 1942 2.35 5.21 Banshan 478 1836 687 4433 2.41 6.45 Yangwa 552 2092 740 3798 1.82 5.13 Heloucun 223 884 430 1290 1.46 3.00 Maocunxi;Zhaozhuang 1225 3857 1740 3963 1.03 2.28 Gangtou 580 1892 750 3200 1.69 4.27 Nanyuan 575 1900 900 2306 1.21 2.56 DahuangsJmngshan 835 2902 1487 2363 0.81 1.59 Dahuangshan 891 2986 1500 3393 1.14 2.26 Xlzhucun 708 2450 875 2066 0.84 2.36 Xiajingcun 547 1846 783 1460 0.79 1 86 DawuzherWazhuang 605 2218 890 2150 0.97 2.42 Xiazhuang 682 2267 1117 2140 0.94 1.92 Damiao Damisac 958 3412 1660 4229 1.24 2.55 Houyac 705 2808 1340 3981 1.42 2.97 Oiantao 465 1621 788 2162 t 33 2.74 Wushao Luzhuang 279 944 445 1399 1.48 3.14 Mumiao 476 1697 780 2300 1.36 2.95 Xiamacun 273 905 347 1643 1 82 4.73 Dengzhuang 392 1459 658 2367 1.62 3.60 Dongliadadui 534 2042 870 3667 1.80 4.21 Guojw Lutaicun 345 1370 516 3391 2.48 6.57 Tulongcun 293 1184 455 3181 2.69 6.99 Linchang 581 2180 860 5731 2.63 6.66 Fangcun Shangwang 600 2628 940 4308 1.64 4.58 Yanglou 170 618 270 1167 1.89 4.32 Doujiacun 509 2141 754 3650 1.70 4.84 SuiningxiaShuanggo Sanloucun 287 1146 553 4541 3.96 8.21 Shanggao 218 870 420 3750 4.31 893 Mengwei 506 2024 977 7101 3.51 7.27 Danqtao 144 575 278 2135 3.71 7.68 Jiwancun 243 972 469 2510 2.58 5.35 Zhuying 271 1083 523 3041 2.81 5.81 Sutang Chaihu 238 953 381 1920 2.01 5.04 Niantou 369 1475 590 2535 1 72 4 30 Wangpi Yangjicun 583 2330 1210 3836 1.65 3.17 Luanshan Weizhuang 188 _ 753 411 1227 1.63 2.99 Yangzhuang 376 1505 822 2181 1.45 2.65 Huangshan 351t 1404 767 2495 1.78 3.25 -CaowuCii 459 1836 1002 2999 1.63 2.99 Gaoji Malicun 379 1517 783 2580 1.70 3.30 Hewancun 430 1719 887 2963 1.72 3.34 Sunmiao 352 1409 727 3059 2.17 4.21 Qlgecun 470 1880 970 3576 1.90 3.69 Yuanloucun 362 1449 748 2741 1.89 3.66 Zhuji Yuanxiaolou 364 _ 1456 929 3500 2.40 3.77 .Jnzhuang 482 _ 1847 1178 2915 1.58 2.47 ..... ~~~~~Uloucun 241 9ff2 614 _1448 1.51 2.3ff Weztuang 254 1014 647 1625 1.60 2.51 Luwacun 420 1679 1071 3113 1.85 2.91 Yusndian 587 2266 1445 4598 2.03 3.18 Machang 381 1522 971 3315 2.18 3.41 Zhulou Paifangcun 238 950 508 1790 1.88 3.52 Shuweicun 312 1249 668 2060 1.65 3.08 Dlaoqiao 461 1845 987 2657 1.44 2.69 QiujI Houloucun 351 1403 766 2250 1.60 2.94 Dayangcun 386 1542 841 2237 1.45 2.66 Dayucun 305- 1220 666 1434 1.18 2.15 xiangdian 599 2397 1308 2880 1.20 2.20 Llaogang 558 2230 1217 3268 1.48 2.68 Xinzhacun 612 2447 1335 3812 1.56 2.86 Page6 of Annex 3.2 Chenlou 583 2332 1273 2708 1.16 2.13 lidiancun 317 1266 691 1629 1.29 2.36 Oiujicun 910 3639 1986 3267 0.90 1.65 Humiao 859 3434 1874 5127 1.49 2.74 Nongke 445 1780. 971 2321 1.30 2.39 Wanglou 474 1896 1035 2904 1.53 2.81 LingchengChenlicun 524 2097 1044 3986 1.90 3.82 Xiawei 365 1461 727 2028 1.39 2.79 linglong 515 2059 1025 4092 1.99 3.99 Liweicun 533 2133 1062 2583 1.21 2.43 Qigancun 505 2019 1005 2120 1.05 2.11 Sunxue 627 2509 1249 3566 1.42 2.86 Yongfeng 606 2422 1206 2543 1.05 2.11 Suyuxian Longhe Dalucun 281 1208 483 1482 1.23 3.07 Longji 209 898 359 1017 1.13 2.83 Zhudaguang 415 1786 714 1879.5 1.05 2.63 Jiahecun 245_ 1053 421 1402.5 1.33 3.33 Chenzhuang 327 _ 1406 562 2118 1.51 3.77 Qinweicun 246 1059 424 1312.5 1.24 3.10 Daluocun 633 2721 1088 3819 1.40 3.51 Luowei Guowel 329 1415 566 2059.5 146 3.64 Guxicun 348 1498 599 2397 1.60 4.00 Gulucun 312 1343 537 2445 1.82 4,55 SihongxiaiChenji Renba 271 1165 466 1800 1.55 3.86 Chenzhong 552 _2598 1247 3794 1.46 3.04 Caizhai 261 _ 1125 680 838 0,74 1.23 Siliucun 460 2126 950 1245 0.59 1.31 Shewang 235 1114 506 976 0.88 1.93 SiyangxiazTuyuan Zhoushi 403 1650 792 3005 1.82 3.79 Xiezhuang 407 1845 886 2432 1.32 2.75 Zhanggao 451 2217 1064 3323 1.50 3.12 Oianjincun 431 1926 924 2783 1.44 3.01 Shengzhuang 456 _ 2570 1234 3232 1.26 2.62 Zhouli 380 1801 864 2436 1.35 2.82 Wangqing 513 2280 1094 3103 1.36 2.84 Jiangwei 615 3111 1493 3595 1.16 2.41 Zhongyan,Maoji 388 1674 804 3632 2.17 4.52 Gengdong 334 1335 641 2310 1.73 3.60 Zhongyang 235 990 475 2291 2.31 4.82 Wuwei 368 1427 685 2939 2.06 4.29 Jiangzhai 285 1164 559 2810 2.41 5.03 Liufan 465 2046 982 4620 2.26 4.70 Gaowei 380 1439 691 4064 2.82 5.88 LinchaichiLingqiao 341 1400 672 2500 1.79 3.72 Erfi 285 1164 559 2810 2.41 5.03 ChengxtarYaowei 427 1912 918 4608 2.41 5.02 Bohu 369 1563 750 3958 2.53 5.28 Luji Chenghe 363 - 1513 726 2906 1.92 4.00 Oingguang 380 1707 819 3648 2.14 4.45 Zhangfang 308_ 1394 669 2923 2.10 4.37 Panzhuang 427 2027 973 3798 1.87 3.90 Chenqing 240 1147 551 1760 1.53 3.20 Nongke 255 1108 532 1887 1.70 3.55 Luji 360 1561 749 3244 2.08 4.33 Daizhuang 459 2245 1078 4981 2.22 4.62 Huangzhuang 142 645 310 1720 2.67 5.56 Xingzhuang 166 781 375 1359 1.74 3.63 Peiwei Dazhong 530 2343 1125 3274 1.40 2.91 Nidong 408 1676 804 2849 1.70 3.54 Wanzhuang 320 1769 849 3437 1 94 4.05 Chenjii 345 __ 056 507 2478 2.35 4.89 Sanlian 413 t921 922 3156 1.64 3.42 Wafang 420 1782 ass 3662 2.05 4.28 Chenzhuang 290 977 469 2156 2.21 4.60 Heping 343 1921 922 3006 1.56 3.26 Xinyuan Sanxu 348 1765 _ 847 3041 1.72 3.59 Huangwei Yanqi 320 _ 1769 849 3437 1.94 4.05 HuaiyinxisNanwuji Huaisi 471 2061 990 2583 1.25 2.61 Jixi 408 _ 1717 750 1663 0.97 2.22 Nongke 156 706 39 644 0.91 1.79 Wuji 698 2913 1480 3757 1.29 2.54 Xiaohebei 310 1580 649 2341 1.48 3.61 NanchenjiGaochen 462 1900 820 2502 1.32 3.05 Gaozhuang 312 1287 630 1705 1.32 2.71 Xinsheng 363 1712 1166 1750 1.02 1.50 Page 7 of Annex 3.2 Chengi 932 3905 1962 1263 0.32 0.64 Fuhe 205 885 465 1064 1.20 2.29 Gaoyan Yiezhuangcun 345 1443 685 1861 1.29 2.72 Huaifengcun 262 1121 657 1592 1 42 2.42 Zhangzhou 401 1720 831 1593 0.93 1.92 HuaiyinshiWudun Huzhuang 555 2348 995 2542 121 2.86 Gaokua 434 1835 1257 2321 1.26 1 85 Tangzhuang 395 1700 1005 2537 149 2.52 Yanli 434 1835 1257 2321 1.26 1.85 Yanhe Xizhao 404 1713 875 2188 1 28 2.50 Dali 386 1659 865 2189 1.32 2.53 Zhihe 243 1021 460 1556 1.52 3.38 Yanhe 351 1489 853 2261 1.52 2.65 Guanying 402 1720 836 2239 1.30 2.68 Ysowancun 402 1734 816 2478 1 43 3.04 Baimahunongc 80 289 183 2030 7.02 1109 Huai'an Sanbao Zhouwan 383 1603 876 t055 0.66 1.20 Huayuan 454 2107 953 2087 0.99 2.19 Yueyuan 380 1690 900 1427 0.84 1.59 Datao 403 1745 950 1551 0.89 1 63 Taozhuang 235 1114 506 976 0.88 1.93 Shatan 530 2264 1221 1906 084 1 56 Xinznuang 98 393 200 257 0.65 1.29 Chenznuang 376 1214 686 1189 0.98 1.73 Shanhezh.Wudong 485 2014 1287 1655 0.82 1.29 Gaobei 386 1556 935 1534 0.99 1.64 Zhangzhuang 310 1303 705 1904 1 46 2.70 Dayao 535 2061 1272 2985 1.45 2.35 Tanzhuang 335 1470 620 2187 1.49 3.53 Jiudian 292 1296 832 1509 116 1 81 Oianren 424 2007 1294 2245 1.12 1.73 2012478415 80796485 392534 1233668 1 53 3.14
Page 8 Of Annex3.2 Annex3.3 Social and EconomicInformation of AffectedTownships
Number of Arable Arable land Arable Cour.y Township Population Per Land Per Labor Force Land(mu) Capita(mu) Labor Shar;i Province Yan:-cheng Beiliu 32065 15140 43050 1.34 2.84 Zei.ong Zhoucui 26583 10607 44010 1.66 4.15 Lizhaixiang 15080 5486 29910 1.98 5.45 Nancunzhen 41012 12031 38550 0.94 3.20 Daqixiang 16562 4740 19155 1.16 4.04 Nanhexi 9103 4045 13665 1.50 3.38 Futou 16486 6173 30570 1.85 4.95 Liukou 10837 3659 23550 2.17 6.44 Henan Province Xiuwuxian Xichen 16179 8961 17085 1.06 1.91 Anshang 2879 1216 5235 1.82 4.31 Fangzhuang 23532 11841 36315 1.54 3.07 Huixian Baobi 38338 17205 59280 1.55 3.45 Jitun 26223 11741 48600 1.85 4.14 Zhuqiu 19174 8623 29445 . 1.54 3.41 Zhaogu 40966 19312 52650 1.29 2.73 Beiyunmen 47008 20740 50595 1.08 2.44 Huqiao 28773 12469 27465 0.95 2.20 Mengzhuanc 54335 26387 37095 0.68 1.41 _Changcun 41095 17768 59175 1.44 3.33 XinxiangxiarLuwangfen 23250 9997 21641 0.93 2.16 Weihui Tangzhuang 37301 17818 61545 1.65 3.45 Taigongque 28599 13143 56955 1.99 4.33 Andu 31053 16755 70350 2.27 4.20 Dunfangdian 28358 13150 53520 1.89 4.07 Niwan 12539 5751 23220 1.85 4.04 Shanglecun 31295 13319 58455 1.87 4.39 Pangzhai 22282 9736 29145 1.31 2.99 yanjinxian Fengzhuang 31000 13020 42000 1.35 3.23 Mazhuan 39000 15990 46000 1.18 2.88 huaxian Bapuodian 48500 19400 81720 1.68 4.21 Jiaohu 51200 _ 20480 74760 1.46 3.65 Shangguan 64100 25640 92940 1.45 3.62 Cizhouzhai 46400 18560 68475 1.48 3.69 Gaopinp 54900 _ 21960 82590 1.50 3.76 Changyuan Dingluan 40688 16278 49000 1.20 3.01 Shejia 47000 18800 56000 1.19 2.98 Zhaodi 30100 12040 35000 1.16 2.91 Wuqiu 44366 17749 51588 1.16 2.91 ShangdongProvince Dongmingxi;Zhangzhai 25992 10842 33825 1.30 3.12 Shawuo 33228 14954 53925 1.62 3.61 Page 1 of Annex3.3 Yuwuo 36146 17838 71745 1.98 4.02 Huzhuang 27950 14308 51465 1.84 3.60 Heze Eriangmiao 23859 9633 32640 1.37 3.39 Malinggang 27925 11981 46845 1.68 3.91 Helong 38089 16602 44640 1.17 2.69 Jindi 25248 9160 32025 1.27 3.50 Dingtao Dengji 25987 10395 40589 1.56 3.90 Maji 22039 8816 37016 1.68 4.20 Nanwangdia 26820 10728 45442 1.69 4.24 Tianji 24048 9619 40151 1.67 4.17 Caoxian Guyingji 45300 23600 67725 1.50 2.87 ChengwuxiaJiunuxiang 35908 20779 38475 1.07 1.85 Zhilou 24188 9953 31650 1.31 3.18 Kangji 15069 7000 26040 1.73 3.72 Tiangongmiz 29056 14056 35370 1.22 2.52 Sunsi 35380 17269 45960 1.30 2.66 Shanxian Dalihai 32640 16752 40440 1.24 2.41 Libanzhuanc 32116 10937 36915 1.15 3.38 Dinglou 18365 4266 23625 1.29 5.54 Huayuan 31530 15778 44850 1.42 2.84 Tianzhuang> 22611 7837 35685 1.58 4.55 Luozhuang 24432 9082 42240 1:73 4.65 Sunliuxiang 15885 16809 50475 3.18 3.00 Longwangm! 13721 14098 46005 3.35 3.26 Caitang 18877 17200 56340 2.98 3.28 Wangxiaozh 11056 10398 40845 3.69 3.93 Zhuji 18006 13427 55110 3.06 4.10 Anhui Province Xiaoxian Liu'anlou 65861 29243 100575 1.53 3.44 Yanglou 71291 28828 84300 1.18 2.92 Liutao 43515 16656 43440 1.00 2.61 Duanyuan 54154 21951 71580 1.32 3.26 Lingbixian Xialouxiang 62700 21822 107571 1.72 4.93 Chaoyangzh 67494 30864 111650 1.65 3.62 Jiangsu Province Fengxian Wanggou 51149 _ 24045 71747 1.40 2.98 Shanlou 41878 19993 55627 1.33 2.78 Liuwanglou 29817 15338 43998 1.48 2.87 Songlou 48963 25273 67367 1.38 2.67 Dashahe 15129 8150 12709 0.84 1.56 Taolou 24048 11625 31826 1.32 2.74 Lizhai 35351 18180 46542 1.32 2.56 Lianzhai 37675 _19882 57062 1.51 2.87 Fanlou 40286 20540 58133 1.44 2.83 Toushanxiar Heqiao 46690 17000 82260 1.76 4.84 Huangji 54571 24200 87660 1.61 3.62 Liuji 61098 22600 75750 1.24 3.35 Dapeng _ 59696 __23100 63285 1.06 2.74 Hanwangxia 51119 22000 60000 1.17 2.73 Page 2 ot AnnexT.3 Sanpu 60675 24800 88950 1.47 3.59 Tangzhang 52946 25700 104445 1.97 4.06 Zhangji 40185 15200 72645 1.81 4.78 Maocunxianj 66147 21200 50385 0.76 2.38 Dahuangsha 41156 20700 27195 0.66 1.31 Dawuzhen 34706 14800 59355 1.71 4.01 Damiao 62275 21600 58020 0.93 2.69 Wushao 28413 11300 42165 1.48 3.73 Guoji 23886 _ 9100 49425 2.07 5.43 Fangcun 42562 15300 62685 1.47 4.10 Suiningxian Shuanggouz 56805 27432 74355 1.31 2.71 Sutang 32067 12813 40785 1.27 3.18 Wangji 40115 20835 53115 1.32 2.55 Luanshan 40732 22260 60645 1.49 2.72 Gaoji 32777 16914 54405 1.66 3.22 Suqian Zhuji 35042 22352 60645 1.73 2.71 Zhulou 19046 10193 22545 1.18 2.21 Qiuji 59447 32443 84630 1.42 2.61 Wanglin 39644 20584 51225 1.29 2.49 Lingcheng 71957 _ 35828 79095 1.10 2.21 Suyuxian Longhe 44431 21780 54670 1.23 2.51 Luowei 40319 20002 44247 1.10 2.21 Sihongxian Chenji 49206 25159 65050 1.32 2.59 Siyangxian Tuyuan 47399 24411 68994 1.46 2.83 Zhongyang 41823 _ 18196 58451 1.40 3.21 Linchaichan( 6197 3347 8939 1.44 2.67 Chengxiang 45931 27719 53514 1.17 1.93 Luji 38155 16677 65526 1.72 3.93 Peiwei 28065 14938 27489 0.98 1.84 Xinyuan 45224 18974 42909 0.95 2.26 Huangwei 26027 13433 26372 1.01 1.96 Huaiyinxian Nanwuji 30707 14721 40061 1.30 2.72 Nanchenji 39466 21098 46058 1.17 2.18 Gauyan 27105 11191 36022 1.33 3.22 HuaiyinshiqiiWudun 23891 _ 12667 31456 1.32 2.48 Yanhe 34305 17582 48551 1.42 2.76 Huai'an Sanbao 33156 16648 25839 0.78 1.55 Shanhezhen 29244 15574 33998 1.16 2.18 4453351 2028607.6 6276305 1.41 3.09 34522.1 15725.6 48653.5 1.41 3.09
Page 3 of Annex3.3 Annex 3.4 Distribution of Affected Enterprises
Provimce ILocation Name uIntt Single-sory2 p 2 Walls(M) Preset Stuatioota p Owner building(M) StriCtures(M') Area(v ) Coinpeiisation I OOO>Oyuanl) XiaogouVillage. Beiliu . Shanxi Towvnship Village 1 40) 21) 501 Opratig 3 12 5 Shizongtoui Village. Zhoucun,To%siisiip Stonepn Villagc 2 - 91 401 280) 01 tiin 5 84 - Xilenggou.Lizhai . Townsihip Coal inig I 71 8() 42) (peramtiig 5 11 9 Dongfenggou,Nancun Coal ining 'f'ownship Vilage 2 130 140 8() O 13alkruptcy 1 88 18 NanyuVillage. Daqi Township Bick field Village 2 1301 140 1300 0 Bankruptcy 10 73 18 Bianzhuang, Xiuwu . Coulnty Stonepit Village I 51 31) 140) 1)Operating 2 60 _ Subtotal 9 510 450) 30)9(0 0 38 27 65 ChangtunVillage. Lime powder I lenan Mengzhuang''ownsh ip DIctory P'rivate Guo Xuebing 1 134 10325 2646 857(0Bankruptcy 0 50 24 85 (iuo Xucshu I 145 574 1891 4662 5 B3ankruptcy O50 21 95 '[ianXining I 444 0 2409 5 15425 B3ankruptcy 0 50 22 )9 Weibei. Fantun Forging Township Factory IPrivate i 216 96 1750 4292 5 Bankruptcy 0 50 1923 DongmiaoVillage, iaophig Township Wre Factory Village I 1074 160 2990 23(1BankruptcX 0 50 46 44 Subtotal 5 2013 933 25 116855 19297.5 2 50 13455 LongwangmiaoVillage, Wood process Shandong ShanCounty factory Private I 41)6 0 500 0 Operating 0 50 1691 YanzhuangVillage. Brick feld Jiunu'lTownship Villagec 13) 1()0 8t)0 O Bankruptcy 0 5() 696 Subtotal 2 536 I(I 1300 0 I 00 23 87 Annex 4.1 Distribution of Affeced Housing lnit: M2
Number ol collcctive IPrivate Tot3i Sinlgle- Simiple Single- Simlple Sinigle- Simple Province County TownshipVillage I louseholds(lII 1 Buildills Structures Buildings story Sructutcs Buildings story StrucureTotal Shanxi Zezhou Lizhai Xifenggou 2 0 0 0 150 50 40 150 50 40 240 Nancun Dongfenggo 3 0 0 230 0 0 230 0 230 Daqi Nangou 3 0 0 0 0 250 50 0 250 50 300 Nanyu 2 0 0 0 0 160 0 0 160 0 160 Nanhedi I 0 0 80 0 0 so o8 Futou. . Fangudui I 0 0 0 120 0 0 120 0 0 120 - Stibtotal 12 0 0 0 270 690 170 270 690 170 1130 Henan Xiuwu Anshang Wangjiatai I 0 0 0 (0 50 0 0 50 0 S0 Weihui Tangzhuai Penyao I 0 0 0 0u 102 0 0 102 0 102 1_'angzhai Liuwei 2 0 0 0 285 195 0 285 195 0 480 Yanjin Mazhuang Changxinzh I 0 0 0 157 0 0 157 0 157
_Huaxian Banpuodia Luotangcun I 0 0 o 0 0 28 o 0 28 28 Subtotal 6 0 O 0 285 504 28 285 504 28 817 Shandong Heze Malioiggan Zhiaolou I 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 24 0 24 Dingtao Maji Linwa 3 0 0 0 0 IS0 0 o0 180 0 IS8 Nanwangd Songli I 0 0 0 0 70 0 O 70 0 70 Dawatigzhu I 0 0 0 0 75 0 0 75. 0 75 Shanxian Dinglou Xiaolizhuan I 0 0 0 0 84 0 0 84 0 84 Liuzhuang 3 0 0 0 0 260 0 0 260 0 260 Chenli I 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 50 Huayuan Baili 6 0 0 0 0 3(0 0 0 360 0 360
_ouhuayuar 2 0 0 0 250 0 0 250 0 0 250 Longwang Longwangm 5 0 0 0 0 360 0 0 360 0 360 Caitang Xinyang I 91 0 0 70 0 0 161 0 161 Subtotal 25 0 91 0 250 1533 0 250 1624 0 1874 Jiangsu |Fenxian wggou Saolou I 0 0 0 0 142 21 0 142 21 163 JLiuwanglojLiudiwanliu I 0 0 0 0A 27 0 0 27 0 27 Fage of Annex 4 Gebacao 3 0 45 98 145 0 98 190 0 288 Wangpinglo 0 0 260 0 0 0 0 0 260 0 260 Lizhai Zhangzhaict I 0 00 36 0 0 36 0 36 TongshanHeqian Tulou 2 0 0 0 262 53 0 262 53 0 315 Hanwangx Hushianyang 0 0 1466 0 o 0 o 0 1466 0 1466 Yanghucilan 0 146 0 0 0 o 0 146 0 146 Yangjichan o 0 306 0 0 0 0 0 306 0 306 Tangzhang Shiuangjinlg 0 0 203 00 0 0 203 0 203 Zhangji Ercheng 2 0 550 0 0 243 0 0 793 0 793 Yanglou I 00 0 (0 8( 0 0 80 0 80 Shtuikot 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 9 GluoJi Lutai I 0 0 0 0 118 0 0 118 0 118 Wushiao Xiazlang 2 750 0 0 300 0o 0 1050 ) 1050 I)amiaoxia iotLyaocul 0 0 0 1500 0 0 0 ( 1500 1500 Dawu Xiazhuang I 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 100 DahuangshZhengzhuan o 0 750 0 (I 0 0 0 750 0 750 Dahuangsha 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 60 Maocun Renzhuiaig 0 0 36(0 0 0o 360 0 360 Suining Gaoji I lewan 9 00 562 24 0 562 24 586 Zhuji Weizhitianig 4 0 0 0 0 384 30 0 384 30 414 8Changdadu 5 0 0 0 0 574 0 0 574 0 574 Qiluji L-idian 5 0 0 0 0 1135 0 0 1135 0 1135 I-imniao 2 0 0 0 62 0 0 62 0 62 Iingcheng'Yongfelg 5 0 00 0 535 0 0 535 0| 535 __ongrne 6 0O 0 0 438 0 0 438 0 438 Suyu Longhe Dabl 6 0 20 0 398 0 0 418 0 418 LIuowei GUxi 3 0 0 n 0 155 0 0 155 0 155 Sihong Cheinji Wupu 2 o0 20 0 77 0 0 77 20 97 Siyang Tuytian Jiefang 0 1170 0 0 0 o 0 170 0 170 Qiaokou 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 70 Erli 0 0 337 68 0 0 0 0 337 68 405 Nongjichani 0 0 2471 12 0 0 0 0 247 12 259 age o nnex4 - Jiangwei 0 0 134 C ( 0 0 0 134 0 134 Luji Zhangfang 152 0 0 ( o 0 152 0 152 Qingguang 3 0 300 0 o 24( 0 0 540 l 540 Huangzhua 4 0 140 o o 260 loo 0 400 IN0 500 Daizhuang ( 1ou 40 0 I ( 0 0 40 140 Qiuzhang 0 0 I0 o0 _ 0 o 3 0 Xuezhuang 0 0 120 n) 0 0 0 120 0 120 Peiwei Chenzhuan 0 0 40 0 o o 0 o 40 0 40 Heping I 0 70 c (1 90 o 0 160 0 360 Huaiyin Nanchenji Chenji _ 160h 340 160) o 70 20 160 410 IN0 750 Xinsheng I 340 30 0 30 c 34(0 60 400 Hedong I 50 0 0 30 0 80 ( 80 Gaoyan Yiezhuangc =I 100 270 60 0 40 30 100 310 90 500 Huaifeng I 0 130 0 o _) 60 0 90 0 0Io
______~~~~Zhangzho 2 0 ISO, 0 0 180 0 0 330 0 330 QingpuquYanhexian Yanhe 0 135 0 0 0 0 0 1351 0 135 Dali 0 130 0 0 c 0 0 130 0 130 Guanzhuang o 0 870 c0 c 0 870 0 870
_Baimahuno ) 0 70 50 0 0 70 50 120 Huaian Sanpu Zhouwan 2 0 3350 0 15( 485 0 485 Taozhuang o 0 819 c 0 c 0 819 0 819 Xinzhuang 0 0 460 0 0 0 c 460 0 460 Chenzhuang a0 360 0 0 0 (I 0 360 0 360 Shanghe Shanghe 3 0 415 0 0 18( 0 595 0 595 Sub-total 82 260 11860 1940 361 6864 255 6201 18724 2195 21539 Anhui ILingbi iXialou THubei 2 o 1 0 2 24 12 24 36 Xiaoxian Duanyuan Yaoloucun I 0 o c o 5( 0 0 50 5) Stiblotal 3 1 0 c 0 62 24 0 62 24 86 rotal 128 260 11951 1940 1165 9653 477 1425 21604 2417 25446
Page3 of Annex4.1 Annex4.2 Distibution of Attached Structures To Be Demolished
Nuber Outdoor Cement Outdoor Cement Nomber Number Number Number Numbe Number Structure t of Walls Ground of Ground o ofs Wumlerof of of Wate of Fruit r Of Big of Small Vagetable Province County Fowushi Village Pigsy (MStoves Toilets Pits Trees Trees Trees Growth(M2) Shanxi Yangcheng Beiliu Xiaogou 0 6000 0 0 0 0 0 _ _ Zezhou Lizhai Xilenggou 2 _ 2 2 2 1 1 _ Nancuni DongfiengE 3 _ 3 3 3 0 0 _ _ _ Daqi Nangoul 3 _ 3 3 3 0 0 _ _ Nanyu 2 2 2 2 0 0 ___
Nanihedi 0 0 0 0 0 0 ___ _ Futou faiigudui 1 1 1 1 1 1 Subtotal 11 0 6000 0 11 11 11 2 2 910 472 1180 0 Henan Xiuwu Anshang WanIjiata 1 0 0 1 0 0 _ Mengzh Changtun 0 5381 0 0 0 1 1 Fantun 0 1438 0 0 0 1 1 Weihui Tangzhu Penyao 1 1 1 1 0 0 40 __ Panyzhai Liuwei 2 70 2 2 2 2 2 Yanjin Mazhuan Changxinz 1 1 1 1 0 0 __ Huaxian Banpuod Luotangcu 1 1 1 1 0 0 __ Gaoping Dongmiao 0 1648 0 0 0 1 1 20 Subtotal 6 70 5381 3086 5 5 6 5 5 60 4610 2145 0 Shandong Heze Malingga Zhaolou 0 0 0 0 0 0 ___ Dingtao Maj i Linwa 3 3_ 3 3 0 0 _ __ Nanwany Songli 1 _ 1 1 1 0 0 _ __
.______._____ IDawangzh 1 1 1 1 0 0C __. Shanxian Dinglou Xiaolizhut 1 1 1 1 0 0C _ Liuzhuang 3 3 3 3 0 0 _ Chenli 1 1 1 1 0 0 Hluayuan Baili 6 6 6 6 0 0 _ = lloulhuayu 2 2 2 2 2 2 _ Longw LongNaantg 5 5 5 5 0 0 _ _ Caitang Xinyang 1 1 I I 0 0 _ Subtotal 24 0 0 0 24 24 24 2 2 390 1300 1950 0 Jiangsu IFengxian IWanggo4Shaolou 1= 1 I1 1 0 0 _gi_Ae_I I.iuwang [iudiwanli 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gebacao 3 _ 3 3 3 1 1
Wangpii1g _ 0 0 0 1 0 Lizhai Zhaiigzhai 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tongshan I legian I ulou 2 80 _ 2 2 1 1 I'angzia Suaiigiilg 0 =0 0 0 0 0o Zhangii Exceling 2 _ 2 2 2 0 0 Yaniglou I I______1 1 1 0 0 ___ Shuikou 0 0 0 0 0 0 70001 Liangtang 0 _ 0 0 0 0 0 6000 13340 GUoj;i LPuaIi 1 _ 1 1 1 0 0 Wushao Xiazha,ig 2 2 2 2 0 0 1700 Darniaox Ilouyaocu 0 0 0 0o 0 0 Dawu X iazhuan 1 1 1 1 0 0 DahuangZhengzhu 0 0 0 0 1 1 Dahuangs 0 0 0 0o ooo0 0 1 Maocun Renzhuan 0 0 0 0o 1 Caoji Hewan 9 9 9 9 0 0 Zhuji Weizhuang 4 _ 4 4 0 0 8Chalngda 5 - 5 5 5 0 0 Suining Qiuji Lidian 5 5 5 5 0 0 I-lumiao 2 _ 2 2 2 0 0 I.ingchenYouigfen 55_g 5 5 5 0 0 YoIgine 6 6 6 6 0 .0 suyu Longhe Dalu 6 _ 6 6 6 0 0 Luowe Guxi 3 _ 3 3 3 0 0C Sihong Chenji Wupu 2 _ 2 2 2 0 0 Siyang 1Tuyuan Jiclang 0 _ 0 0 0 0 0 Qiaokou 0 0 0 0 0 0 Erli 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nongjicha 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jiangwei 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lul3i Zanfan a_oo0 0 0 0 0 0 Qingguan 3 3 3 3 0 0 Page2 of Annex4.2 I luangzhu_ 4 4 4 4 0 0 = Daizhuang 0 0 0 0 0 0 Qiuzhang 0 l0 0 0 0 0 Xuezhuan, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peiwei Chenzhua 0 0 0 0 0 0 _I_Jcping 1 1 1 1 0 0 _ NanchenjChenji 1 100 1 1 1 1 1 Xinsheng 0 0 0 0 0 0 I edong 1 1 1 1 0 0 _ Huaiyinri (aoyan Yiezhuang 1 1 1 1 0 0
i tiaiti'eg 1 .I. 1 1 1 0 0 _ . Zhangzho 2 = 2 2 2 0 0 _ _ Yanhexi Yanhe 0 0 0 0 0 0 _ I)ali 0 0 0 0 0 0
_ t_anzh tar 0 0 0 0 0 0 _ HuaiyinshiqingpuquBaimahun 0 _0 0 0 0 0 Huai'an Sanpu Zhouwan 21 2 2 2 0 0 Taozhuan 0 0 0 0 0 0C _ _ X nzhuan 0 0 0 0 0 0 . Chenzliuar 0 0 0 0 0 _ ShangheShanghe 3 3 3 3 0 0 _ Subtotal 79 180 0 0 79 79 79 6 5 16900 66000 10000 13340 Anhui Lingbi Xialou Hlubei 0 0 0 0 0 0 _0 Xiaoxin I)anytiaiYaoloucun 1 1 1 1 0 0 Subtotal 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 900 0 Total 121 250 11381 3086 120 120 121 15 14 18260 73282 15275 13340
Page 3 of Annex 4.2 Annex 5 Distribution of PAPs for House Acquisition
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Yanjin MazhuangLehan ,nzhua5 s 3 - Huaxian Bai4 uotancun I 5 3 3 Subtotal ___ _6 28 IS - 171 0I 0 ShandongHeze MalinggarZhaolou I 4 2 2 Dingtao Maii Linwa 3 1I 6 6 NanwangaSongii I 4 2 _ . ______Dawangzhuan _ 4 2 2 ShanxianDinglou Xiaolizhuane I 4 : 2 Liuzhuang 3 14 7 7 Chenli 5 3 3 _ Huavuan BalIi 6 26 10 a I I Houhuavuan 2 8 4 4 LonowangLongwangmia _ 19 10 I Caitang Xinvang I 4 2 _ Subtotal 2 103 50 47 2
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8Changdadui _ 27 I. 10 2 Qiuji Lidian 5 21 10 8 _Humio 2_ 10 6 _ 6 LingchengYonefeng _ 20 9 9 YonL'mo 6 24 IIi Suvu Longhe Dalu 6 26 12 0 23 Luowei Guxi 3 13 6 6 Sihong Chenji Wupu 2 9 4 3 I _ Sivang Luji Qingguang 3 14 5 5 Huangzhuang 4 IS a a Peiwei Heving = 6 1 3 3 Huaiyin Nanchenji Chenji _ 4 2 :2 = =
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500KV Yancheng-HuaiyinTransmission Project
PAPs' Information Booklet
Jiangsu Prinvincial Power Company
October 1997
I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Breif Introduction to the Project
The length of the transmission line is 770.6KM. The route of the line is from the substation of Yangcheng Power Plant in Shanxi Province to Huaiyin substation in Jiangsu Province. The project consists of the sub-projects as follows. * Three 500KV circuits from Yangcheng Power Plant to Dongming Switch Station, * The Yellow River crossing, * Two 500KV circuits from Dongming Switch Station to Sanpu Switch Station, * A 500KV circuit from Sanpu Switch Station to Renzhuang Substation * Two 500KV circuits from Sanpu Switch Station to Huaiyin Substation, * Two 500KV switch stations (Dongming Switch Station in Shandong Province and Sanpu Switch Station in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province) - TwNosubstations extension projects (Renzhuang Substation and Huaiyin Substation). Renzhuang Substation has operated for years. Huaiyin Substation is an auxiliary project of Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant that is financed by World Bank.
There will be 2397 power transmission towers in the project. The line is planned to end at the entrance of Huaiyin Substation, via Yangcheng County, Zezhou County in Shanxi Province, Xiuwu County, Huixian County, Beizhan County of Xinxiang Municipality, Weihui County, Yanjin County, Hua County, ChangRMB County in Henan Province, the Yellow River, Dongming County, Heze County, Dingtao County, Cao County, Chengwu County, Shan County in Shandong Province, Xiao County, Lingbi County in Anhui Province, Feng County, Tongshan County, Suining County, Suyu County, Sihong County, Siyang County, Huaiyin County, Qingpu County of Huaiyin Municipality, Huaian County in Jiangsu Province. The dynamic investment of the project is 5.02 billion RMB. The project is planned to start in January, 1998 and to be put into use in February, 2000.
2. Resettlement Policies and Principles:
l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Land compensation and resettlement allowance will be carried out according to "The State Land Law of People Republic of China" and the implemention method of relevent provinces'land laws and the regulations of relevent cities and counties. * The total property compensation will be paid at replacement cost and no depreciation will be deducted. * Compensation will be paid before the land and property are acquired. * Compensation will be paid before the PAPs'construction of new houses * Salvageable materials from the old house will belong to the PAPs. They will be able to use these materials for the construction of their new housing. The value of these materials will not be deducted from the housing compensation to be paid to the PAPs. * Compensation will be paid to the PAPs in installments, TROs pay 70% before the PAPs begin to construct the foundation of their new houses. The last installment of compensation will be paid before the completion of demolishing of old houses and construction of new houses. See Table 1 for further information.
3 Table 1 Compensation Rates for Houses and Attached Structures
Type Items ComensationRates Notes Building I 400 RMB/ M- Building 11 360 RMB/ M2 Building 111 320 RMB/ ML not including the cost of Single-story House I 290 RMB/ Ml getting water.power.road of House Single-story House 11 260 RMB/ M2 the new houses, and of Single-story House III 230 RMB/ M; leveling the field SimpleStructures 120 RMB/ M2 Pigsty 200 RMB each Walls 20 RMB/ M2 Attached Outdoor Cement Ground 20 RMB/ M2 Structures Stove 100 RMB
Well 800 RMB _ Manure Pit 100 RMB Toilet 200 RMB Fruit Tree 300 RMB_ Big Tree 60 RMB Small Tree 30 RMB ___ Water Pit 50 RMB Structure for Vegetable 50 RMB/ M2 _Growth Transfer Fee 300 RMB/HH Reclaim Fee of Former Residence Base 1000 RMB/HH New Residence Base Tax 2000 RMB/HH Cost of Getting water.power. road of the 30 RMBIM2 new houses. and of leveling the field I_ I
3. Institutions Responsible for Resettlement Planning, Management, Implementation and monitoring
The main institutions or agencies responsible for planning, implementing, coordinating and monitoring of resettlement activities are: (1) Project Resettlement Leading Group(PRLG) (2) Project Resettlement Office(PRO) (3) Project Resettlement Office(PRO) of Relevant Provinces * Shanxi Provincial PRO * Henan Provincial PRO * Shandong Provincial PRO * Jiangsu Provincial PRO (including Anhui province) 4 (4) The Project Contractors (5) County Land Management Bureaux(CLMB) (6) East China Electric Power Design Institute(ECEPDI) * anx Ecrlel ctnstitutee * Henan Electric Power Design Institute * Shandong Electric Power Design Institute * Jiangsu Electric Power Design Institute (7) National Research Central for Resettlement(NRCR) (8) Township Resettlement Offices(TRO) (9) Village Committees and Groups
4. Schedule for House demonishing
Table 2 Schedule for House Removal
Activities Dates Begin End Selection of altemative residence base 1997. 3. 1 1998. 3. 30 and consultation with PAPs Delivery of compensation to PAPs 1998. 4. 1 1998. 12. 30 Construction of new houses 1998. 4. 1 1999. 3. 30 Delivery of the last installment of 1998. 7. 1 1999. 4. 10 compensation Moving into new housing 1998. 7. 1 1999. 4. 10 Removal of old housing 1998. 8. 1 1999. 4. 30 Civil works 1998. 1.1 2000. 2.30
5. Entitlement and Obligation of PAPs
* sign agreement with the PRO according to the resettlement polices * get house compensation based on relocation costs * get compensation on attached structure based on quantity and rates * get residence base according to village planning * duty-free for the new residence bases * choose relocation houses * demolish old houses and build new houses based on required
5 schedule * grieve right . sue to people's court if they are not satisfied with decision of PRO
6. Grievance And Appeals
The project pays special attention on the PAPs participation throughout the planning and implementation process. To ensure that the PAPs have avenues for redressing their grievance and appeals, transparent and efficient procedures of redressal of grievances have been established for the project. The purpose is to avoid raising serious grievance problems.
The procedures are as follows: Stage I: If any PAP is aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitationprogram, he / she can lodge an oral or written grievance with the Village Administration Committee or the local TRO. In case an oral compliant is made, it will be written on paper by the village unit and processed. Village Administration Committee or the TRO will resolve the issue within two weeks. Stage 2: If the Aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision in stage I, he / she can bring the complaint to the attention of the CORO after the receipt of the decision in Stage I. CORO will reach a decision on the complaint within two weeks. Stage 3: If the Aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of the CORO, he / she can bring the complaint to the attention of the PRO after the date of the receipt of the decision in Stage 2. PRO will reach a decision on the complaint within four weeks. Stage 4: If the PAP is still dissatisfied by the decision, he /she can appeal to the Peoples Court in accordance with the "Civil Procedure Act" after receiving the decision of the PRO. PAPs can make an appeal on any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, including compensation rates being offered. 6 Detailed procedures for redressal of grievances and the appeal process is publicized among the PAPs during participation meetings and other ways. Thus the PAPs are clear of their rights of grievance and appeals.
7. Monitoring and Evaluation
Implementation of land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation activities will be monitored regularly to ensure that they are carried out in accordance with the provision's of the RAP and PAPs are well resettled. There are two kinds of monitoring- internal monitoring and independent monitoring. Internal Monitoring should be carried out by project ROs, county ROs, county Land Management Bureau, and township ROs to ensure that all the responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principles of the RAP. The purpose of this internal monitoring is to maintain the satisfactory functioning of the institution organization of resettlement during the implementation process. NRCR will act as the Independent Monitoring Organization(IMO) to undertake the Independent Monitoring of the resettlement component to observe i). the functioning of the resettlement network; ii). progress on land acquisition and the PAPs' relocation; iii).resettlers' living rehabilitation and iv). analysis the living standards of the PAPs .The purpose of independent monitoring is to provide an evaluation of resettlement by an organization independent to the project ROs., review the overall implementation from a broader, long term point of view. Independent monitors will follow the resettlement activities to evaluate whether the goals of resettlement are achieved through observing i). the application of the Laws of P.R.C. pertaining to resettlement; ii). compliance with the principles of the World Bank's operational Directive O.D. 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement; and iii).an improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintain the pre-project levels of well-being. The IMO will serve as the adviser to the PRO so that anticipated problems associated with the resettlement implementation will be addressed in a timely manner.
7 Annex 7 Outline of Mornitering on 500KV Yancheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project
1.Breif Introduction to the Project
Land acquisition and resettlement of this Project affect 5 provinces, 26 counties, 564 villages. The RAP of this Project is designed by Paratory Office for 500KV Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmission Project. The Project Resettlement Office under the Paratory Office is in charge of the organization and implemention. NRCR is in charge of the independent momitoring and evaluation.
2. Objectives of Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation
According to the requirement of World Bank on Involuntary Resettlement OD4.30 and World Bank technical document No.80 ' Involuntary Resettlement and Rahabilitation in Development Projects -- Guidelines of Policy for World Bank Loaned Projects" (Appendix 3: Technical Guidelines for Involuntary Resettlement and Rehabilitation Monitoring and Evaluation) , NRCR will undertake the monitoring and evaluation on the resettlement of this project. For this, we will make an evaluation on the progress of relocation and rehabilitation by momitoring the progress of resettlement , funds, management and the changes in production and living of resettlers after the relocation. We submit regular monitoring and evaluation report to World Bank and concerned departments in China and the owner. At the same time, we will also give information and suggestions to concerned departments for decision. From these monitoring and evaluation reports , World Bank and the manage departments can get full understanding of land acquisition and management. These reports can also help to identify problems along the way of resettlement that may impede the achievement of project objectives, and give suggestions to make it better.
3. Contents of Monitoring and Evaluation
1). Progress of Land Acquisition Implementation /
Including: (1) progress of land acquisition ; (2) progress of the new sites decision ;(3)progress of houses demolition; (4) progress of houses reconstruction; (5)progress of resettlers relocation.
2). Resettlement Funds Availability and Utilization Including: (1) Funds availability; (2) Funds utilization (planning and actual).
3). Houses Demolition and Reconstruction Including: (1 )houses and living environment before relocation; (2)objectives of houses demolishing and reconstruction; (3) houses and living environment after relocation; (4)comparative analysis and evaluation on houses and living environment before and after relocation.
4). Production Arragement for Resettlers Including: (1) living standard before relocation; (2) resettlers' living after relocation; (3)comparative analysis and evaluation on resettlers' living before and after relocation .
5). Operating Efficiency of Resettlement Implementation Organization Including organization setting , staff and operating efficiency of management system.
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5. Organization of Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation
1) The National Research Center of Resettlement (NRCR) is entrusted by Resettlement Office (RO) to take charge of the surveys, data collection and analysis work of monitoring and evaluation, and the RO checks the results of the evaluation.
2) NRCR sets up "resettlement monitoring and evaluation group of 500KV Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmmission Project ". The tasks of the group are: undertaking resettlement monitoring and evaluation of 500KV 3 Yangcheng-Huaiyin Transmmission Project under the advices of World Bank project officials,designing the outline of resettlement monitoring and evaluation, setting monitoring sites, on-the-spot monitoring and analysis, compiling resettlement monitoring and evaluation reports.
3) The Resettlement Office (the RD) provides transpatation facibility for the resettlement monitoring and evaluation group when it does on-the-spot survey and monitoring work.
6. The Way of Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation
1). The way of monitoring and evaluation is a combination of field visit, data collection and calculation, comparative analysis, and expert evaluation .
2). In the monitoring and evaluation process, we have both overall surveys and sample surveys . We do overall surveys on the progress of resettlement implementation , funds, production and living arrangement, oganization and management. And at the same time we also do some sample surveys on resettlers' house reconstruction and livelihood.
3).The method of sample survey is classification random sampling method. We will give tracing surveys on the typical households, i.e.,preparation of tables on specific sites, gathering information at specific times , and making comparative analysis. The principle of sampling is: picking up 2>4 typical villages per county (muncipality) involving resettlement and picking up 3-10 typical households per typical village. 4). The methods of overall surveys are distributing tables filled out by resettlers, interviewing resettlers, discussions and collecting some documents.
5). Besides written 'materials, other kind of materials need to be collected, for example, pictures, records, viedos and materal objects. We have also established "The 500KV Yangcheng--Huaiyin Transmission Project Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation Information System".
4 7. Resettlement Monitoring and Evaluation Planning
* Dec., 1997, setting up the resettlement monitoring and evaluation group, designing the outline of Momitoring and Evaluation. * Jan., 1998, preparing resettlement monitoring and evaluation, including compiling the outline of survey and tables, establishing monitoring system, identifying tasks and monitoring sites. * Apr., 1998, the first time of monitoring and evaluation, submitting monitering and evaluation report No. 1 (Jun) * Apr., 1999, the second time of monitoring and evaluation submitting monitoring and evaluation report No.2 (Jun) * Apr., 2000, the third time of monitoring and evaluation ,submitting monitoring and evaluation report No.3 (Jun)
5 Annex 8 Brief Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation Institution and Its Staff
1. Brief Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation Institution And Its Staff
The National Research Center of Resettlement (NRCR) is the first research institution in the field of resettlement approved by the Ministry of Water Resources in China, and also is the only one in the world by now.
The National Research Center of Resettlement is situated on the campus of Hohai University. Now it has more than 20 full-time and part-time research staff of whom 16 are professors, associate professors and senior engineers and 10 are lecturers and engineers. Professor Jin Zhong qing ,deputy president of Hohai University, is director of the center. Associate professor Shi Guoqing holds the post of deputy standing director.Senior engineer Xun Houping holds the post of deputy director. Senior engineer Hu Weisong is also deputy director of the center. Some famous experts and professors are consultants of the center, such as Zhao Renxiang, Li Tianbi, Ren Bailin,Zhou Zhihao, Liu Langui, Fu Xiutang, Zhang Shizhong, World Bank resettlement experts R. C. Manning, Thomas R. Williams, Zou Youlan, Zhu Youxuan, and so on. Michael M. Cernea, the authority on Resttlement in the world, senior consultant of World Bank, is honorary professor of the center.
2. The main tasks of NRCR:
Scientific research work concerning construction and technical economic of projects , including power, transportation, urban , reservoir, railway, environment, and so on, supplying with training , resettlement planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation to project activities. Organizing the R&R training programs with EDI, resettlement supervision, monitoring and evaluation for largescale projects both completed and uncompleted establishment of the resettlement database, development and application of MIS(Management Information System).
3. The working scope of NRCR: Resettlement policy, planning, implementation,monitoring and management concerning engineering constructions such as power, transportation, urban construction, railway, reservoir, environment, and so on. Social and economic planning, estate evaluation, theory and application research on technical economics.
4.Resettlement consulting of World Bank Loaned Projects
These years, NRCR have undertaken resettlement planning, momitoring and evaluation on 15 World Bank Loand Projects. They are: Yangzhou NO.2 Power Station 500KV Power Transmission Resettlement Action Planning,Jiangxi Yadong Cement Resettlement Action Planning, Hunan Power Development Resettlement Action Planning, Anshan Jianguo Road Traffic Passageway Resettlement Action Planning, Base Resenoir Resettlement Action Planning, Guangxi Guigang Navigation Resettlement Action Planning,Taihu Flood Control Project Resettlement Momitering and Evaluation, Yangzhou NO.2 Power Station Resettlement Mornitoring and Evaluation, Hexi Agriculture Project Resettlement Momitoring and Evaluation, Yangzhou No.2 Power Transmission Resettlement Momitoring and Evaluation, Hunan Power Development Resettlement Mornitoring and Evaluation, Jiangsu Inland River Navigation Resettlement Socio- economic Survey, Taihu Flood Control Resettlement Mid--evaluation, Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant Resettlement Action Planning and Consulting, Hexi Agriculture Resettlement Action Planning and Consulting. The completeted momitoring and evaluation reports and RAPs (Resettlement Action Plans) are appaised by World Bank experts and recommanded as samples.
5.World Bank financed projects resettlement trainning.
In 1993, NRCR held the first international senior seminar on involuntary ressettement and rehabilitation successfully. Since 1995, with the support of World Bank and the Ministry of Finance in China, NRCR and EDI have co-sponsored two seminars on the World Bank financed system and resettlement training each year, including Word Bank resettlement portfolio, resettlement action planning, monitoring 2 and evaluation, ARMS(Land Acquisition Resettlement Management System), and so on.. The participants are from project offices, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation departments of World Bank financed projects. These projects cover power, transportation, railway, urban construction, reservoir, agriculture and environment sectors. These seminars have helped projects pass the appraisal of World Bank easily and implement successfully.
6.International communication and cooperation
In Nov., 1995, Mmichael M.Cernea, the authority on resettlement in the world and senior consultant of World Bank on sociology and social policies, visited Hohai University and NRCR. He gave a lecture titled "World Bank Experience and Guidelines on Involuntary resettlement", and was engaged as a professor in honor of Hohai University. Dr.Cemea suggested that it was foresight to set up NRCR, the only national resettlement institution in the world, in Hohai University. He appraised highly the research and training work done by NRCR these years. He hoped NRCR to be internationalization and to cooperate with World Bank more closely. In recent years, the experts on resettlement of World Bank H.Azumi, Gordan Appleby, R.C.Manning, Zou Youlan, Zhu Youxuan have visited NRCR and carried on academic communication and cooperation many times.
7.Publishing
In recent years, NRCR has translated many important papers of World Bank on resettlement, including "Resettlement and Develement", "Involuntary Resettlement in China", "Resettlement Plan in the World Bank Projects", "World Bank Resettlement Training Lessons", and so on. In 1996 ,NRCR compiled "Guidelines OD4.30 for Involuntary Resettlement and Development -- Studies on World Bank Resettlement Policies and Experiences", which is authorized by World Bank.
8.Resettlement research
3 In the research area, NRCR has undertaken more than thirty research tasks by now. These tasks are assigned by some departments and institutions and entrusted by other charging departments and design- managing institutions. By now we have completed over twenty of them. Three of these completed tasks have passed the experts' appraisal and have been considered to be at the leading level in China. Four projects have passed the appraisal of the Ministry of Water Resource, the Ministry of Electric Power, The Ministry of Transportation and the National Science Committee in China.One project has been put into use in the reservoir resettlement system of the country.
9.Resettlement consulting of Internal projects
In recent years, NRCR has also undertaken the resettlement planning work on six largescale reservoir, power, transportation projects at home. They are: Changjiang Three Gorge(the section of Wushan County of Sichuan Province), Changzhou Hydroelectricity Station, Gongboxia Hydroelectricity Station of Tellow River, Jinping Hydroelectricty Station, Dongfeng Hydroelectricity Station. These projects have passed the appraisal of he Minitry of Water Resources, the Ministry of Electic Power and the Ministry of Transportation.
10.Organization and institution
NRCR consists of office, planning department, policy research department, monitoring and evaluation department, information department, training department, editorial department of "Assistance and Development in Dam Area" and Hohai Real Estate Appraisal Affairs of Jiangsu.
11.Brief Introduction to Staff for Resettlement Monitoring and Valuation
Shi Guoqing, Professor, born in October, 1959, expert on resettlement and economics, deputy principal of Technical Economics School. Hohai University and deputy standing director of NRCR, director of Hohai Real Estate Appraisal Affairs of Jiangsu, the consultant of the State Council Three Gorges Dam Area Resettlement Planning Appraisal
4 Committee, researcher of the Ministry of Water Resources Policy Research Center, memeber of reservoir economy branch of National Hydroelectrecety Station Engineering Association. These years, engaged in research work, planning, monitoring and evaluation and teaching in the resettlement and technical economics areas. Has compiled "Resettlement and Development -- World Bank Resettlement Policies and Experiences" (chief translator)", Handbook of Reservoir Resettlemenr" (vice chief editor), "Theory and Application of Reservoir Resettlement System Planning "(chief writer), Proceedings of International Senior Seminar on Resettlement and Rehabilitation"(chief editor), " Technical Economics Handbook (Water Resources)" (chief editor). Has also published over seventy theses on resettlement and technical economic. In the field of experiences on World Bank financed projects,takes charge of Guangxi Guigang Navigation Resettlement Action Planning,Yangzhou No.2 Power Station to Jiangdu 500KV Transmisson and Transformation Resettlement Action Planning, Jiangxi Yadong Cement Resettlement Action Planning, Hunan Electricity Development Resettlement Action Planning, Taihu Flood Control Project resettlement monitoring and evaluation, Yangzhou NO.2 Power Plant resettlement monitoring and evaluation, Jiangxi Yadong Cement Project, Hunan Power Development Resettlement Action Planning, Taihu Flood Control Project, Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant Project, Hexi Agriculture Project resettlement monitoring and evaluation,Jiangsu Inland River Navigation Project resettlement socio-economic survey, Demostration on enterprises compensation standard and economic and accounting appraisal in Xiaolangdi Project. Cooperated with World Bank,presided at the international senior seminar on involuntary resettlement and rehabilitation (1993, secretary-general) and seminars on World Bank finaced projects resettlement (1995, 1996, chairman). Engaged as a consultant of World Band to take part in the checking group of World Bank financed transportation projects acquisition (Nov. -Dec., 1994). Invited to attend the Second International Resettlement Conference (London, Great Britian, Sep., 1996), the seminar on resettlement and rehabilitation (Indea, ASCI, June, 1994) and the seminar on resettlement * monitoring and evaluation (Chengdu, China, Oct., 1994).Gave lectures on some World Bank finaced projects management seminars. Takes responsibility for resettlement planning of seven largescale 5 projects on water resources, power and transportation. Completed over 20 research works on resettlement, has advised more than 30 graduates of master degreem,has been awarded: the excellent teacher of the Ministry of Water Resources,Jiangsu Province young scientific- technical model, Jiangsu Province outstanding young teacher, and so on.
Xun Houping, born in 1965, doctor, senior engineer, deputy director of NRCR. Engaged in rearch works on resettlement and technical economics, planning and training.In the field of experiences on World Bank tesettlement, in charge of monitoring and evaluation in World Bank financed project Yangzhou Power Plant Project, resettlement planning in Baise Reservoir Project and Guigang Navigation Project, and demostration work in Xiaolangdi Project enterprises compensation standard. Took part in resettlement monitoring and evaluation in Gansu Hexi Agriculture Project and Taihu Flood Control Project, and reasearch work in Xiaolangdi Project resettlement accounting and economic analysis. Presided at the Land Acquisition Resettlement Management System (ARMS) training class with Dr.D.Fields, the World Bank expert (April, 1995, April., 1996, Oct., 1996, Hohai University, Nanjing). Attended the seminar on resettlement and rehabilitation of World Bank financed projects (India, ASCI, Nov., 1994), the international seminar on reservoir resettlement (Nanjing, Nov., 1993) and the seminars on resettlement of World Bank financed projects. In charge of compiling "The Handbook of ARMS" (EDI) and took part in the translation of "Involuntary Resettlement in China", "Involuntary Resettlement and Reconstruction" (presentations of World Bank). In the field of experiences in resettlement in China, took charge of resettlement planning in Qinghai Gongboxia Hydro-power Project of Yellow River and Sichuan Yalongjiang Jinping Hydro-power Project. These two projects have passed the appraisal of the Ministry of Electric Power. Attended the resettlement planning in Changzhou Hydro- power Project, Huaihe Project and Three Gorge Project, and did a lot of work in resettlement research . Has published over 20 theses on resettlement , "Guidelines on Assets Appraisal"( vice chief editor ), "Theory and Application of Reservoir Resettlement System Programming"( writer ) and "The Application of Computer Science in Resettlement and Rehabilitation" (editor). Has a lot of expressive
6 research results and distinctive thoughts on resettlement environment capatity , resettler production and liveing level forecast , resettlement compensation standard, resettlement development planning, community reconstruction, resettlement system analysis, resettlement management system, and so on.
Ch2enShaojun, bom in 1965, doctor, lecturer. Engaged in research work on resettlement, technical economics planning, monitoring, evaluation and training. In charge of or takes part in resettlement research works in some World Bank financed projects, including Baise Reservoir resettlement planning, Taihu Flood Control Project Land Acquisition Monitoring and Eva uation ,Yangzhou Power Plant Project Resettlememt Monitoring and Evaluation, Xiaolangdi Enterprises Conpensation and some resettlement accounting and economic analysis. Takes charge of Huanglongtan Resettlement Development Research and Three Gorge Zhongxian Ganjing Town Rebuild Planning, and plans an important role in resettlement planning and research work in Meishan,Xianghongdian and Three Gorge project of Yangtze River.Attended the international seminar on resettlement of World Bank financed projects in India in Nov., 1995. In April.,1996, took responsibility for the seminsar on resettlement training for World Bank financed projects with World Bank expert Mr.R.Maning. Also one of the main chairnan of the seminar on World Bank financed projects resettlement in Oct., 1996.Took part in the seminar on resettlement mormitoring and evaluation of World Bank urban construction projects in July, 1996.
Wu Zongfa, born in 1963 , doctor , associate professor , real estate appraisor. Engaged in research work on resettlement, technical economics ,planning , monitoring, evaluation and training. In charge of World Bank financed project Baise Reservoir resettlement planning, and took part in some World Bank financed projects resettlement monitoring and evaluation, for an example, Taihu Flood Control Project. Took charge of Three Gorge Project of Yangtze River and Huaihe Project resettlement planning , and research work in Sanmenxia resettlement development of Yellow River and Guangxi resettlement management system. Also plays a role in Guangxi Hydro-power Project and
7 Gongboxia Project of Yellow River resettlement planning. Attended the seminar on project accounting analysis in Japan in July, 1996. And one of the main chairmen of the seminars on World Bank financed projects resettlement in April, 1995, April, 1996 and Oct., 1996.
Yu Wunxue, born in 1963, master, senior engineer. Engaged in research works on resettlement and technical economics. In charge of Taihu Flood Control Project resettlement monitoring and evaluation, Three Gorge Project of Yangtze River and Huaihe Project resettlement planning ,Sanmenxia Resettlement Development Project research work. Took part in resettlement planning in Changzhou, Guigang , Jinping Project , and monitoring and evaluation in World Bank financed projects Yangzhou Power Plant Project and Gansu Hexi Agriculture Project. Attended the seminar on resettlement of World Bank financed projects in India in Nov. 1995. One of the main organization staff of the seminars held in April,1995, April, 1996 and Oct. ,1996. Attended the seminar on monitoring and evaluation of World Bank financed projects resettlement held by the Ministry of Finance in Oct., 1994.
Zhu Wenlong, born in 1968, economics master, engineer. Engaged in research work on reservoir resettlement, planning, monitoring, evaluation and training . In charge of resettlement monitoring and evaluation of Gansu Hexi Ariculture Projet ( World Bank financed ), and development of Guangxi Resettlement Management System. Took an important role of monitoring and evaluation of Baise Reservoir Project , Yangzhou No.2 Power Plant Project and Taihu Flood Control Project, and resettlement planning of Three Gorge Project of Yangtze River, Gongboxia Hydro-power Project of Yellow River and Jinping Hydro-power Project.
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