Southern Highlands Province

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report – Southern Highlands Province

Prepared for the Australian High Commission 11 April 2018

This program, administered by Cardno, is an Australian aid project, funded by the Australian Government

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Document History

Description of Version Effective Date Prepared by Reviewed by Revision v0 11 April 2018 Draft for Review Roger B, Juan R, Roger Bottrall Ritesh M

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Contents

Executive Summary ...... 5 Introduction ...... 5 Assessment and Scoping Process ...... 5 Recommended Allocations ...... 5 Priority Areas ...... 6 1 Introduction ...... 7 1.1 General ...... 7 1.2 Background ...... 7 2 Limitations ...... 7 3 Task and Location ...... 8 4 Key Stakeholders ...... 10 5 Timeframes and Works Program ...... 10 5.1 Program ...... 10 5.2 Activities & Deliverables - Southern Highlands ...... 10 6 Security, Health & Safety ...... 10 7 Recommendations ...... 11 7.1 Southern Highlands Province ...... 11 7.2 Remote Locations (Border of Western and Hela Provinces) ...... 12 8 Appendices ...... 13 8.1 Appendix A – List of Facilities ...... 13 8.2 Appendix B – Maps ...... 13 8.3 Appendix C – Cost Estimate Summary ...... 13 8.4 Appendix D – Detailed Damage Assessment Forms ...... 13 8.5 Appendix E – Temporary Accommodation Structure ...... 13

Acronyms

AHC Australian High Commission Joint Understanding and Infrastructure Program CA Cathy Alu, Assessment Team, Quantity Surveyor DFAT Development of Foreign Affairs and Trade DoW Department of Works, PNG GoA Government of Australia GoPNG Government of Papua New Guinea JR Juan Rey, Assessment Team, HSE PNG Papua New Guinea RB Roger Bottrall, Assessment Team, Team Leader RM Ritesh Menon, Assessment Team, Building Services SB Steven Biggs, Assessment Team, Architectural VG Vaghi Gairowagga, Assessment Team, Architectural TEU Technical Enabling Unit (Cardno Emerging Markets) TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report - Southern Highlands

Executive Summary

Introduction A technical assessment team, comprising of TEU and DoW advisors, was tasked with carrying out an assessment of key social infrastructure buildings and services affected by the recent earthquake in the Southern Highlands. The assessment team focused the study on assessments of PNG Government health and education facilities, and other key social infrastructure like Provincial and District assets.

The assessments were carried out by two teams; one team covering the Southern Highlands and Western Provinces and the other covering Hela and West Sepik Provinces. Two separate reports will be provided for each of these two areas. This report is for the Southern Highlands and parts of Western Provinces.

Assessment and Scoping Process The main sources used for the damage assessment and scoping exercise included: • Damage assessments conducted by the TEU-DoW team travelling to various parts the provinces and assessing each facility. The TEU team consisted of Roger Bottrall (Team Leader), Nathan Makap (Structural Engineer), Vaghi Gairowqagga (DoW) Ritesh Menon (Building Services Specialist), Steve Biggs (Quality Assurance Specialist), Cathy Alu (Cost Estimator) and Juan Rey (HSE Specialist). • List of facilities for assessment were sought from meetings with various stakeholders and Disaster management coordinators in both Port Moresby and Mendi, Southern Highlands.

Recommended Allocations A scope of remedial works or replacement of infrastructure has been recommended at a total cost of $50,976,720.

The works are in two parts, the first is high priority work required to support the immediate recovery phase. It is recommended that these works commence within a period of three (3) months. The second part is for works that will be required to support the longer term recovery plan. Justification is provided as to the need for immediate or longer term recovery work for each of the assessed assets.

In summary, an estimate of $7,414,320 has been recommended for the initial recovery phase and $43,562,400 for the longer term recovery plan. Table 1 below provides the summary of costs per District in Southern Highlands and Western Provinces. A detailed list of works and an estimate of costs for each facility is provided in Appendix C.

Table 1 – Summary of Immediate and Longer Term Recovery Costs – Southern Highlands and Western Provinces Districts in Southern Highlands & Immediate Long Term Total Per District Western Province Recovery Phase Recovery Phase (AUD) Cost (AUD) Cost (AUD) Mendi-Munihu, SHP $473,600 $11,194,000 $11,667,600 Nipa-Kutubu, SHP $2,935,000 $22,484,000 $25,419,000 Kagua-Erave, SHP $270,000 $675,000 $945,000 Pangia-Ialibu, SHP $0 $35,000 $35,000 Imbongu, SHP $0 $1,414,000 $1,414,000 Huya, WP $1,250,000 $250,000 $1,500,000 Dodomona, WP $1,250,000 $250,000 $1,500,000 TOTAL $6,178,600 $36,302,000 $42,480,600 Contingency (20%) $1,235,720 $7,260,400 $8,496,120 TOTAL (Incl. Contingency) $7,414,320 $43,562,400 $50,976,720

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Priority Areas From the scope of works for the initial recovery phase it is recommended that work immediately commence in providing six shelters/aid posts for six remote areas on the border of Western Province and Hela Province. There is an urgent need for immediate assistance for these very remote communities who were very close to the epicentre and were severely affected by the earthquake. The earthquake has resulted in significant landslides which have destroyed villages and gardens, and contamination of local surface water resources which are used by communities for drinking, cooking and washing. These small remote centres are now struggling to cope with an influx of displaced surrounding communities who have lost their gardens, their houses, access to clean drinking water and are severely traumatised by the event. The shelters/aid post will provide much needed shelter, water, lighting and an aid post building that can be used for medical and administrative operations to assist the displaced communities. Appendix E details the design of the proposed structure.

Additionally, it is recommended that the district of Nipa-Kutubu is also given priority appropriate to the severity of the damages caused by the earthquake due to its proximity to the epicentre.

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report - Southern Highlands

1 Introduction

1.1 General On 19 July 2013, Australia and Papua New Guinea announced a Joint Understanding (JU) on further Bilateral Cooperation on Health, Education and Law and Order. The JU commits the Government of Australia (GoA), via the Australian Government’s development assistance program, to lead and undertake the upfront master planning, scoping, design and feasibility assessments associated with a wide range of technically and conceptually complex capital infrastructure works and related activities.

The Tasking Note 34 (TN34) was issued and signed on 16/03/2018.

1.2 Background On the 26 February 2018, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Highland provinces of Hela, Southern Highlands and some regions of the Western Highlands and East Sepik Provinces. Since then, there has been numerous aftershocks that are still being experienced, with a significant 6.3 magnitude earthquake recorded on 7 April 2018.

There were numerous reports which suggest that there is significant loss of life and extensive damage had occurred to roads, infrastructure and other services across affected areas. A number of urban settlements as well as remote villages have been affected in the form of landslides and landslips which means that many roads have been cut off, water supply and connections are potentially contaminated and a range of other wide spread effects to village communities. It has been reported that over 40,000 have been displaced and over 500,000 persons have been in some way affected by the earthquakes and ongoing aftershocks (www.reliefweb.int PNG earthquakes).

An emergency National Disaster Restoration Team was formed by the PNG Government (GoPNG) under the leadership of the emergency controller Dr. William Hamblin. The team had been initially allocated K150m for the recovery program and a further K300m for longer term rebuilding has been pledged.

As part of the initial recovery effort, the National Disaster Restoration Team invited donor organisations to a meeting on 5 March 2018 chaired by the Secretary of the Department of Works (DoW), David Wereh. The Technical Enabling Unit (TEU) was asked to attend and represent the DFAT infrastructure section. TEU advised DFAT and the National Disaster Restoration Team that they had the capability and capacity to carry out assessments of buildings and other infrastructure services and could be available to assist where needed.

On this basis, the Australian High Commission (AHC) has agreed to provide a team composing of TEU and Department of Works members to assist with initial assessments of key social infrastructure, focusing on health and education facilitates, as a necessary part of the initial recovery effort.

2 Limitations The scope and estimates of social infrastructure damage assessments and estimates in this report are provided conditional on the following qualifications:

• The assessments were based on non-intrusive visual inspections of the building elements carried out by the inspection team and does not utilise any detailed planning, engineering design, seismic analysis or calculation for the purpose of this scoping exercise and report. Further design and investigation may be required to understand the full extent of the damages and to develop detailed design for the remedial works. • The assets selected for inspection were determined by information received from a variety of sources including but not limited to the DoW, Provincial Disaster Centres, NGO’s and Churches. • The inspection teams carried out inspections to sub-district centres and any outlying facilities that were sourced during the site visits.

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• This assessment does not therefore include every social infrastructure asset in the affected disaster areas but does include most of the key assets within the main centres, particularly those related to health and education. • Estimates are based on square meter (m2) and lump sum rates. These estimates may require further detailed assessment and review to ensure accuracy. • Due to a number of unknown factors that could affect the price at this early stage there has been a 20% contingency included in the estimates to cover these factors. • All estimates are in AUD$. • We have assumed project management and oversight will be carried out under separate operational cost budgets. • Rates are based on local labour using locally available accommodation, without the need for extensive full-time security of personnel and assets. • Cost estimates derived only includes repair and rebuilding works to infrastructure caused by the earthquake and generally excludes equipment, machinery and personal belongings. • The volume of work, if commenced simultaneously, could severely impact upon rates (materials and labour) due to ‘surge’ pricing. • Rates assume that access for land-based vehicles has been restored (i.e. roads/bridges so materials delivery does not require delivery by air). • Rates for temporary works or repairs are based on restoring existing facilities where possible, to their pre-earthquake state. Rates do not include upgrades to latest Building Code of Australia (BCA) or Australian Standards (AS). However, rates for replacement (new) buildings/works are based on the latest Australian Building Codes and Standards.

3 Task and Location The TEU was tasked by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to undertake a joint assessment with the PNG DoW of key social infrastructure facilities in the earthquake affected areas of the Highlands region. The team focused on damage assessments of health, education and religious facilities, although other key government infrastructure such as district offices and police stations were also carried out as per directions from District government and the Provincial Disaster Coordination team.

This report is focussed on the Southern Highlands Province and parts of Western Province. A separate report will be provided for the Hela and West Sepik Provinces.

The following table (Table 2) provides a summary of deliverables for this assessment and reporting.

Table 2 – Summary of Deliverables for Southern Highlands assessment team Deliverable Requirements Phase 1 • Confirm key stakeholders and coordination points Scoping and • Briefing with the Disaster Restoration Team – to ensure a coordinated Team Selection (1 approach -2 days) • Establish priority locations and areas needing immediate assessment

• Confirmation of technical skills required • Engagement of team (including sub-consultants) • Development of a risk mitigation strategy

Phase 2 • Development of detailed assessment methodology Development of • Development of operational and health and safety plans for specific locations Methodology and • Approval of methodology by DFAT Health and Safety • Approval of Health and Safety plans by Cardno Plans (2-3 days) Phase 3 • Deploy a team pending approval of the development of detailed methodology Mobilisation and and required plans. Assessment • Mobilisation of team members, including logistics and security

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(approx. 7 – 10 • Provincial assessments undertaken days) • Written and verbal reports provided to DFAT and the DoW Disaster Management Committee Assessment • Detailed report provided to DFAT and the DoW Disaster Management Report Committee (approx. 7–10 • The team shall be prepared to present their findings and recommendations to days) the GoPNG and GoA, following submission of the Report.

The condition assessments and report recommendations aim to inform decisions by the National Disaster Centre, the National Disaster Restoration Team, and DFAT regarding the damage caused by the earthquake to social infrastructure buildings and services. The assessment report will provide recommendations in two parts:

1. Part A – Immediate infrastructure solutions to support the initial phase of disaster recovery; and 2. Part B – Longer term solutions for the redevelopment of building infrastructure and services.

The TEU-DoW team comprised of technical advisors in the disciplines of architecture, structural, building services, quantity surveying and health safety and environment (HSE) to undertake the work. The team spent seven (7) days in Mendi travelling to all the district and sub-district centres as well as remote locations on the Western Province border. Some remote areas were not accessible by road due to the lack of access roads or existing roadblocks, thus air transport was required for such areas.

The onsite assessment was carried out between 18 and 25 March 2018.

A list of inspected facilities and assets within, and available contact numbers for each facility is provided in Appendix A.

The key areas of the assessment of facilities in Southern Highlands and Western Province border are shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 – Location of main areas inspected for damages caused by earthquake (Source: Google Maps, April 2018)

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4 Key Stakeholders A requirement of this Tasking Note was to engage with the following key stakeholders:

DFAT • James Passmore – DFAT Counsellor • Matt Kelem – DFAT First Secretary • Simon King – DFAT Second Secretary • AHC Disaster Management Team

GoPNG • David Wereh – Secretary, Department of Works • Bill Hamblin – Disaster Restoration Coordinator • PNG Government Disaster Restoration Team • National Disaster Centre • Provincial Disaster Centres (Mendi and Tari) • Provincial Police Commanders • Provincial Administrations • Regional DoW Manager • Provincial DoW Mangers

Other • Oil Search Ltd • Exxon Mobil • Various Development Aid Donors • Various humanitarian NGOs

During the course of the project these stakeholders, and additional stakeholders and users, were regularly consulted during the assessment period. These included staff and management of the facilities, provincial and local government officers, NGOs and associated government departments.

5 Timeframes and Works Program

5.1 Program This Tasking Note requested a report was prepared within 15 days of commencement. With the late inclusion of Hela Province assessment an additional 10 days were required to complete both assessment areas.

5.2 Activities & Deliverables - Southern Highlands The activities and deliverables associated with this project are provided in Table 3 below.

Table 3 – Southern Highlands Activities and Deliverables Date Activity Work Details 12-17 March 2018 Stakeholder Development of scope and methodology via meetings and Consultations. consultations 18-25 March 18 Field assessments Mendi-Munihu District, Imbongu District, Ialibu-Pangia District, Kagua-Erave District, Nipa-Kutubu District and Huya and Dodomona in Western Province 26 March-9 April 18 Report write-up Development of Draft Report 10 April 18 Draft Report issued Draft Report issued

6 Security, Health & Safety The TEU is committed to providing a safe working environment and safe systems of work to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of all TEU employees and sub-consultants.

TN34 Highlands Earthquake Disaster Social Infrastructure Assessment Report - Southern Highlands

TEU undertook to provide logistics and safety arrangements in accordance with the TEU HSE Plan and the project-specific Safety Plan for travel to remote and regional locations. The Travel Safety Plan was created for the field work and issued to all travelling team members and the TEU Security Focal Point located in Port Moresby. Travel by road was with the use of security escorts with additional escort by local police and a local liaison officer. Nil incidents occurred for this project.

7 Recommendations There are two parts to the recommendations:

1. The first part represents remedial solutions that support the initial recovery effort. These are all high priority and should commence implementation within the next three (3) months at the time of issue of this report. These activities are considered vital to the transition period between humanitarian and rebuilding communities. 2. The second part is the longer term permanent solutions in redeveloping social infrastructure to facilitate the restoration of public services to the affected communities.

Table below provides summary of budget allocations to the various districts and Local-Level governments (LLGs) within the Southern Highlands Province.

7.1 Southern Highlands Province A summary of cost and budget allocations recommended for the initial disaster recovery and the longer term restoration of the key social infrastructure in the assessed areas are provided in Tables 4 and 5 respectively.

Table 4 - Remedial Solutions to Support the Initial Recovery Effort (Part A) District Areas Cost Brief Description of Recovery Work Mendi-Munihu $473,600 Nipa-Kutubu $2,935,000 Temporary facilities for schools and medical centres recommended Kagua-Erave $270,000 Pangia-Ialibu $0 Imbongu $0 Huya $1,250,000 Temporary facilities and services for displaced communities required Dodomona $1,250,000 Temporary facilities and services for displaced communities required

The table below provides recommendation on the long term recovery efforts which largely focuses on the permanent repair and rebuilding of social infrastructure assets to ensure future operation of the facilities and provide infrastructure complaint to building standards ensuring resilience of assets to future seismic activity.

Table 5 - Remedial Solutions to Support the Longer Term Recovery Effort (Part B) District Areas Cost Brief Description of Recovery Work Mendi-Munihu $11,194,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres Nipa-Kutubu $22,484,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres Kagua-Erave $675,000 Permanent building structures to schools and medical centres Pangia-Ialibu $35,000 Remedial works to existing structures and services Imbongu $1,414,000 Remedial works to existing structures and services Huya $250,000 Permanent medical facilities and aid posts

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Dodomona $250,000 Permanent medical facilities and aid posts

As it can be observed in the summary tables, initial recovery effort is recommended to all provinces, however the areas of Lake Kutubu and Upper Poroma, within the Nipa-Kutubu District, are recommended as priority areas for recovery funding as these areas have been observed to have been worse affected by the earthquake when compared to other inspected areas in the province. The recovery efforts general include temporary facilities procured to ensure continuation of operation and services of facilities such as schools and health centres.

Whilst specific recommendations are provided on an asset-based approach, all recommendations are provided in a holistic approach in mind, taking into consideration surrounding factors and conditions and to ensure that surrounding communities are catered for. For example, recommendations on the recovery effort also include consideration of new or dormant facilities which ware yet to be utilised and remain largely unaffected by the earthquake. One such example is in the Nipa District whereby the assessment team inspected Nipa Health Centre which was found in poor and deteriorating condition, and lacking basic services such as power. Whilst this facility did not sustain great damage or the level of damage was caused by the deteriorated condition of the buildings, the reinstatement of the facility requires a significant volume of work to bring it a suitable level and compliant with the national department of health standards. The assessment team found the new Nipa Hospital, located approximately 1km away from Nipa Health Centre, has not been operational since it was opened in late 2017 as it was yet to be furnished and staffed. The overall recommendations for such facilities are focused on utilising the new hospital buildings as opposed to temporary works or any expensive long term upgrade works at the Nipa Health Centre.

A number of the facilities were also inspected and assessed to be of poor construction standards contrary to the recommendations of the PNG national construction codes. Additionally, these facilities also lack proper maintenance and many were found in a poor and deteriorating condition. The impact on the earthquake resulted in many of these facilities being damaged as any pre-existing damage was exacerbated by the earthquake and aftershocks.

The recommended cost estimates for new facilities to be constructed under the long term restoration are based on the latest issue of the PNG and Australian Building Construction Codes and Standards as minimum.

7.2 Remote Locations (Border of Western and Hela Provinces) There are six remote aid posts on the border of Western and Hela Provinces that have been affected by the earthquake. These posts are located in Huya, Dodomona, Adumari, Fuma, Mougulu and Suabi. These are small posts that have only the basic facilities. Each a number of villages in their surrounding areas who are mostly subsistence farmers. These areas are located close to the epicentre (approximately 10km away) and based on discussions with clan leaders and humanitarian aid officers, many villagers have been severely affected as the landslides have destroyed all or part of their villages including their crop gardens. The aid posts have around 500 displaced people each, temporarily camping in makeshift tents and in the open, many are traumatised and in desperate need of suitable shelter, food and water. Their only significant aid post buildings have been destroyed. The assessment team recognised that these outposts are in urgent need of assistance.

The assessment team thus proposes the construction of large simple-design undercover open walled shed- style area, of approximately 400m2 floor area, to provide shelter to needed families, and an enclosed basic aid post/clinic building at one end. The structure shall be provided with aboveground plastic water storage tanks collecting water from the roof catchment, and solar panels to provide light to the shelter and power to the aid post/clinic. The proposed design of the structure is provided in Appendix E.

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8 Appendices

8.1 Appendix A – List of Facilities

8.2 Appendix B – Maps

8.3 Appendix C – Cost Estimate Summary

8.4 Appendix D – Detailed Damage Assessment Forms

8.5 Appendix E – Temporary Accommodation Structure

Southern Highlands Earthquake Disaster Assesments - Summary RB - Roger Bottrall (Team Leader); CA- Cathy Alu; JR - Juan Rey; NM - Nathan Makap; RM - Ritesh Menon; SB- Steven Biggs; VG - Vaghi Gairowagga

Facility Facility Name Location District-Province Date of Assessment Inspection By Asset A Asset B Asset C Asset D Assest E Asset F Contact Person Title Phone Email No 1 Catholic Diocese of Mendi Kumin, Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Monday 19/03/2018 RB, RM, NM FCC Convent Building Backup Water tanks FSM Convent Building Bishop Donald Lippert Bishop 72791212 [email protected] 2 Catholic Diocese of Mendi - Elementary School Tente, Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Monday 19/03/2018 RM, NM Staff Building Bishop Donald Lippert Bishop 72791212 [email protected] 3 Catholic Diocese of Mendi Ekari, Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Monday 19/03/2018 RM, NM Sisters Convent Chapel Bishop Donald Lippert Bishop 72791212 [email protected] 4 Agiru Centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA, NM Office Tower Kenneth Keloi Provincial Administrator 5 Mendi Hospital Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Nurses Quarters Staff accommodation Dr Martin Saavu Director Curative Health Services 73344383 6 Mendi School of Nursing Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Classrooms Male Dormitory Sr Lucy Lange Sister in charge 72733338 7 Mendi District Administration Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA New Office Building Daniel Kuruma 72542547 8 Provincial Education Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Office Building Chew Matthew Provincial Education Advisor 9 Provincial Health Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Office Building George Epei Director Public Health 7325 3450 10 Education Resource centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Main Building 11 UPNG Centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Office Building Ablution Blocks 12 Mendi Court House Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, CA Court Building 13 Mendi Plaza Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Wednesday 21/03/18 VG, SB, NM Plaza Building 14 Mogul Secondary School Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Saturday 24/03/2018 RM, JR, RB Water tank Benjamin Lipi Teacher 7392 2514 15 Mogul Health Centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu District, Southern Highlands Saturday 24/03/2018 RM, JR, RB General site 16 Southern Highlands Technical College Puril, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Classrooms/Fem Dorm Male Dormitory Kitchen/Mess Staff Residences (x6) Chapel Workshop Don Waniel Principal 71974787 [email protected] 17 Nipa District Office Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Office Building Felix Kundip District Affairs Officer 7291 3992 [email protected] 18 Nipa Police Station Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, CA Station Building Mr. Tondop PPC 72482495 19 Nipa CIS Detention Centre Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, CA Centre Building Mr. Tondop PPC 72482496 20 Nipa Health Centre Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR Main Building Outpatient Building Minor Surgery Building Benjamin Kongoo District health Officer 7919 6351 21 Nipa General Hospital Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Main Hospital Staff Accommodation Benjamin Kongoo District health Officer 7920 6351 22 Nipa Secondary School Soi, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR General Site Kua Wel Principal 7354 3593 [email protected] 23 Nipa Vocational Centre Peya, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, NM General Site 24 Tegipo Sub-Health Centre Tegipo Ward 1 Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Main Building Rachael Hal Community Helath Worker 79707631 25 Pomberal Health Centre Pomberal Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Main Building Outpatient/OT Building Ablutions Staff Residence Joanne Nanguhori Sister in charge 7915 4689 26 Kar Primary School (Christian Union Mission) Kar, Upper Poroma Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, JR, NM Admin Building & Site Classroom (x4) - Old Blds Classroom (x2) - Slab on Ground Classroom (x2) - New Staff Houses (x 6) Patrick Karopa Head Teacher 7137 8805 27 Kar Sub-Health Centre Kar, Upper Poroma Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, JR, NM Main Building Ward Building 28 Det Health Centre Det, Poroma Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, JR, NM Main Building Water tank 29 Poroma Police Station Poroma Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, JR, NM Main Building Staff Houses Thomas Gispe Chief Sergent 7339 2243 30 Tamanda Health Centre Tamanda Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, JR, NM Main Building Catherine Bamu Sister-in-charge 7475 0064 31 Pimaga District Office Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Office Building Josiah Dosabo Acting District Administrator 72174280 32 Pimaga Village Court Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Court Building Josiah Dosabo Acting District Administrator 72174280 33 Pimaga Rural Hospital Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Water tank & General Site Michael Puma Medical Superintendent 71916861 34 Pimaga LLG Office Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Office Building Josiah Dosabo Acting District Administrator 72174280 35 Pimaga Police Station Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Station Building Josiah Dosabo Acting District Administrator 72174281 36 Lake Kutubu Primary School Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Science Building Classrooms New Library Classoom & Office Patrick Sewia Head Teacher 72821366 37 Evangilican Church Inu Station Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Chapel Office/Communciation Priest House Rex Gorafira Station Manager 7084 8164 38 Inu Sub-Health Centre Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Main Health Centre Water Tanks Rex Gorafira Station Manager 7085 8164 39 Lake Kutubu Secondary School Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 RM, SB, NM Admin & Library buildings Doubel Storey Classrooms Female dorms Male dorms Staff Houses Bai Irabo Principal 73389144 40 Nipa Public market Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, NM, VG, CA, JR Market Building Felix Kundip District Affairs Officer 7291 3992 [email protected] 41 Kagua High School Kagua Kagua-Erave District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, CA, NM Classrooms Residence Max Tombue Principal 70073563 42 Erave High Schoool Erave Kagua-Erave District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, CA, NM General Site Mr. Albert Epen Deputy Principal 70091872 43 Erave Health Centre Erave Kagua-Erave District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 VG, CA, NM Ward Building Sr Maluwa Epawe Sister-in-charge 70268232 44 Pangia District Office Pangia Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR Main building Samson Wereh CEO - Pangia-Ialibu 7382 2718 [email protected] 45 Pangia Health Centre Pangia Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Sr Rose 46 Pangia Vocational Training Centre Pangia Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Binowi Pameasi Principal 7166 1736 [email protected] 47 Pangia Secondary School Pangia Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Margaret Tawina Deputy Principal 70705191 48 Western Pacific University - Staff Accommodation Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR Staff accommodation Samson Wereh CEO - Pangia-Ialibu 7382 2718 [email protected] 49 Ialibu Distict Hospital Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Dr Carolyn Undi Medical Superintendent 71392544 [email protected] 50 Ialibu Secondary School Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Mary Rema Principal 71648833 [email protected] 51 St. Clare Primary School Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu District, Southern Highlands Tuesday 20/03/2018 RM, SB, JR General site Ronald Rambu LLG Manager 7278 6664 52 Buyabi Secondary School Buyabi Imbongu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 CA, JR, VG Admin block Classrooms Kitchen Principals Residence Jennifer Peters Principal 72482602 53 Buyabi Sub-Health Centre Buyabi Imbongu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 CA, JR, VG Main Building Staff Houses Jacinta Ivan Nurse-in-charge 73677806 54 Buyabi Correctional Facility Buyabi Imbongu District, Southern Highlands Friday 23/03/2018 CA, JR, VG Main cell block Fred Kipa Inspector 71723154 55 Huya Village Western Province Western Province Friday 23/03/2018 RB, JR, CA, VG Village general / Aid Post Sally Lloyd Strickland Bosavi Foundation 7036 5158 56 Dodomona Village Western Province Western Province Friday 23/03/2018 RB, JR, CA, VG Village general / Aid Post Sally Lloyd Strickland Bosavi Foundation 7036 5158 Southern Highlands Earthquake Disaster Assessments - Cost Estimate Summary V0 04-04-18 V1 11-04-18

General Information Immediate (Section 5 - Part A) Longer Term (Section 5 - Part B) Facility Asset % Location/Area District Ref Facility Ref Asset Unit QTY Damage Description of Work Rate ($/m2) Total Cost Low Med High Description of Work Rate ($/m2) Total Cost 1 Catholic Diocese of Mendi Kumin, Mendi Mendi-Munihu 01-A FCC Convent Building m2 400 30% $ -  Temporary propping and repairs $ 150.00 $ 60,000.00 01-B Water tanks No. 2 100% $ -  Replace water tanks + slab $ 12,000.00 $ 24,000.00 01-C FSM Convent Building m2 300 20% $ -  Propping & New Footings $ 500.00 $ 150,000.00

2 Catholic Diocese of Mendi Elementary SchTente, Mendi Mendi-Munihu 02-A Staff Building m2 65 20% $ -  Demolish and rebuild $ 3,000.00 $ 195,000.00

3 Catholic Diocese of Mendi - Ekari Ekari, Mendi Mendi-Munihu 03-A Sisters convent m2 80 30% $ -  Minor works to foundations $ 1,000.00 $ 80,000.00 03-B Chapel m2 400 $ -  Minor structural repairs $ 50.00 $ 20,000.00

2 4 Agiru Centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu 04-A Office Tower (7 Storeys) m 11200 5% $ -  Major refurbishment works $ 350.00 $ 3,920,000.00

2 5 Mendi Hospital Mendi Mendi-Munihu 05-A Nurses Quarters m 200 10% $ -  Repair bracing & water pipe connections $ 100.00 $ 20,000.00 2 05-B Staff Accommodation m 720 30% $ -  Repair to laundry areas only $ 1,000.00 $ 720,000.00

2 6 Mendi School of Nursing Mendi Mendi-Munihu 06-A Classroom (x2) m 800 80% Barricading and clean-up of collapsed building (make safe) $ 300.00 $ 192,000.00  Demolish and rebuild $ 4,000.00 $ 3,200,000.00 2 06-B Male Dormitory m 230 90% Barricading and clean-up of collapsed building (make safe) $ 300.00 $ 62,100.00  Demolish and rebuild $ 3,000.00 $ 690,000.00

7 Mendi District Administration Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu 07-A District Administration office (New Office Building) m2 200 0% No damage $ - $ - $ -

2 8 Provincial Education Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu 08-A Provincial Education building m 300 50% Propping, bracing, foundations, water tanks (2x9kL) $ 500.00 $ 75,000.00  Demolish and rebuild $ 3,000.00 $ 900,000.00

2 9 Provincial Health Office Mendi Mendi-Munihu 09-A Office m 400 30% Propping, bracing, water tanks (3x9kL) $ 500.00 $ 60,000.00  Demolish and rebuild (partial) $ 1,000.00 $ 120,000.00

10 Education Resource centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu 10-A Resource Centre Building m2 200 0% No damage $ - $ - $ -

11 UPNG Centre Mendi Mendi-Munihu 11-A Office Building m2 230 30% Minor repairs to foundations and bearers $ 500.00 $ 34,500.00 $ - 11-B Ablution Blocks m2 20 100% Temporary ablution + earthworks $ 2,500.00 $ 50,000.00 $ -

2 12 Mendi Court House Mendi Mendi-Munihu 12-A Court Building m 800 10% $ -  General & plumbing repairs $ 50.00 $ 40,000.00

2 13 Mendi Plaza Mendi Mendi-Munihu 13-A Office complex m 1500 70%  Major refurbishment & structural checks $ 1,000.00 $ 1,050,000.00

14 Mogul Secondary School Mogul Mendi-Munihu 14-A Staff Building (Water Tanks) No 1 100% $ -  Supply and connect 1 water tank $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00

15 Mogul Health Centre Mogul Mendi-Munihu 15-A General Site m2 200 0% No damage $ - $ - $ 473,600.00 $ 11,194,000.00 16 Southern Highlands Technical College Puril, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 16-A Classrooms/Female Dormitory m2 400 50% Temporary classroom, minor works and water supply $ 3,000.00 $ 600,000.00  Replace with new building + Separate female dorm $ 6,000.00 $ 2,400,000.00 16-B Male Dormitory m2 200 80% $ -  Replace with new building $ 6,000.00 $ 1,200,000.00 16-C Mess & Kitchen m2 200 80% $ -  Replace with new building $ 3,000.00 $ 600,000.00 16-D Staff Residence (x6) m2 360 70% $ -  Major repairs to structure $ 500.00 $ 180,000.00 16-E Chapel m2 60 10% $ -  Replace with new building $ 150.00 $ 9,000.00 16-F Workshop m2 30 70% $ -  Replace with new building $ 750.00 $ 22,500.00

17 Nipa District Office Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 17-A Office Building m2 200 10% $ -  Minor repairs $ 150.00 $ 30,000.00 $ - 18 Nipa Police Station Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 18-A Station Building No. 2 100% Supply and connect 2 water tanks $ 5,000.00 $ 10,000.00 $ - $ - 19 Nipa CIS Detention Centre Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 19-A Detention Centre m2 400 0% No damage $ - $ - $ - 20 Nipa Health Centre Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 20-A Main Building No. 1 5% $ -  Supply and install 1 x water tank & Slab $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 20-B Outpatient Building m2 120 5% $ - $ - 20-C Minor Surgery m2 50 5% $ - $ -

21 Nipa General Hospital Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 21-A Main Hospital m2 1500 0% No Damage $ -  New Equipment & FF&E & Adjustments for compliance $ 2,500.00 $ 3,750,000.00 21-B Staff Residences No. 1 100% $ -  Repair stairs and stonewall $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00 $ - 22 Nipa Secondary School Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 22-A General Site No. 1 0% No damage $ -  $ - $ - 23 Nipa Vocational Centre Nipa Basin, Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 23-A General Site No. 1 0% No damage $ -  Minor repairs to site $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00

24 Tegipo Sub-Health Centre Tegipo Ward 1 Nipa-Kutubu 24-A Main Building No. 1 100% No damage $ -  Reconnect water supply $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00

25 Pombreal Health Centre Pombreal Nipa-Kutubu 25-A Main Building No. 1 100%  Reconnect water tanks + header tank $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 25-B Outpatient/Surgery Building m2 250 70% Propping and minor repairs. Reconnect water supply $ 2,000.00 $ 350,000.00  Demolish and rebuild $ 6,000.00 $ 1,500,000.00 25-C Ablutions m2 50 5% $ -  New ablution blocks $ 2,500.00 $ 125,000.00 25-D Residence (x7) m2 420 50% New modular accommodation buildings (x5) $ 1,500.00 $ 315,000.00  Repair and rebuild damaged buildings $ 750.00 $ 315,000.00

26 Kar Primary School Kar, Upper Poroma Nipa-Kutubu 26-A Admin Building & Site m2 50 70% $ -  Replace with new building and upgrade of driveway $ 3,000.00 $ 150,000.00 26-B Classroom (x4) - Old Blds m2 400 60% New temporary classrooms (x3) & Ablutions $ 1,500.00 $ 360,000.00  Replace with new building $ 2,500.00 $ 1,000,000.00 26-C Classroom (x2) - Slab on Ground m2 200 10% $ -  Minor repairs $ 150.00 $ 30,000.00 26-D Classroom (x2) - New m2 200 30% Jack up and repair foundations and water tanks $ 2,000.00 $ 120,000.00 $ - 26-E Staff Houses (x 6) m2 120 40% $ -  Repair and New staff accommodation $ 1,000.00 $ 120,000.00

27 Kar Sub-Health Centre Kar, Upper Poroma Nipa-Kutubu 27-A Main Building m2 120 5% $ -  Minor repairs to structure and water supply $ 100.00 $ 12,000.00 27-B Ward Building m2 150 90% New temporary patient ward facilities $ 2,000.00 $ 270,000.00  New ward Building $ 6,500.00 $ 975,000.00

28 Det Health Centre Det, Poroma Nipa-Kutubu 28-A Main Building No 150 5% $ -  Minor repairs & Watetr tank $ 25,000.00 $ 3,750,000.00

29 Poroma Police Station Poroma Nipa-Kutubu 29-A Station Building m2 100 0% No damage $ - $ - 29-B Staff Houses (x16) m2 480 5% $ -  Minor building and plumbing repairds $ 75.00 $ 36,000.00 $ - 30 Tamanda Health Centre Tamanda Nipa-Kutubu 30-A Main Building No. 1 100% $ -  Solar panels and plumbing repairs $ 30,000.00 $ 30,000.00 $ - 31 Pimaga District Office Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu 31-A Office Building m2 180 0% No damage $ - $ - $ - 32 Pimaga Village Court Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu 32-A Court Building m2 60 0% No damage $ - $ -

33 Pimaga Rural Hospital Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu 33-A General Site & Water Tank m2 200 0% No damage $ - $ -

34 Pimaga LLG Office Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu 34-A Office Building m2 150 10% $ -  Repairs to foundation $ 750.00 $ 112,500.00 $ - 35 Pimaga Police Station Pimaga Nipa-Kutubu 35-A Station Building m2 60 0% No damage $ - $ -

36 Lake Kutubu Primary School Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu 36-A Science Building m2 160 70% $ -  Replace building with new $ 5,000.00 $ 800,000.00 36-B Classrooms (6 x Buildings-Grade 3,4, 5, 7 & 8) m2 900 50% Repairs to Classroom (x3) + temporary classrooms (x3) $ 1,200.00 $ 540,000.00  Replace building with new (x3) $ 2,500.00 $ 2,250,000.00 36-C New Library m2 160 25% $ -  Major repairs to foundations and structure $ 1,500.00 $ 60,000.00 36-D Office & Grade 6 Classroom & Assembly Stage m2 200 70% $ -  Replace building with new + earthworks $ 4,500.00 $ 900,000.00

37 Evangelical Church Inu Station Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu 37-A Chapel m2 300 60% $ -  Replace with new building $ 3,000.00 $ 900,000.00 37-B Office/Communication building m2 60 80% $ -  Replace with new building $ 3,000.00 $ 180,000.00 37-C Priest House m2 120 20% $ -  Minor repairs $ 750.00 $ 90,000.00

38 Inu Sub-Health Centre Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu 38-A Main Building Water Tanks No. 2 100% Replace tank and slab & repairs to electrical $ 20,000.00 $ 40,000.00 $ -

39 Lake Kutubu Secondary School Inu, Lake Kutubu Nipa-Kutubu 39-A Admin and Library Buildings No. 1 0% $ -  Repair comms services + earthworks $ 38,000.00 $ 38,000.00 39-B Double Storey Classrooms (x4) m2 880 25% New temporary classrooms (x3) & Ablutions $ 1,500.00 $ 330,000.00  Minor refurbishment $ 500.00 $ 110,000.00 39-C Female Dormitory No. 1 10% $ -  Repair Plumbing + entry roof $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 39-D Male Dormitory (x2) m2 250 30% $ -  Refurbishment , structural repairs + water $ 700.00 $ 175,000.00 39-E Staff Houses (x 10) m2 700 25% $ -  Minor repairs and plumbing (12 x houses) $ 250.00 $ 175,000.00

40 Nipa Public market Nipa Nipa-Kutubu 40-A Main Market m2 600 20% $ -  Demolish and rebuild (partial) + minor repairs/refurbishment $ 400.00 $ 240,000.00 $ 2,935,000.00 $ 22,484,000.00 41 Kagua High School Kagua Kagua-Erave 41-A Classroom building m2 200 100% Temporary class room and water tanks $ 750.00 $ 150,000.00 New classroom building (1 x double classroom) $ 3,000.00 $ 600,000.00 41-B Principal's Residence m2 75 25% $ - Replace with new building $ 1,000.00 $ 75,000.00

42 Erave High School Erave Kagua-Erave 42-A Water tank No. 1 100% Repair damage to tanks and pipe/fittings $ 15,000.00 $ 15,000.00 $ - $ - 43 Erave Health Centre Erave Kagua-Erave 43-A Inpatient & Ward building m2 350 25% Repairs to the foundation $ 1,200.00 $ 105,000.00 $ - $ 270,000.00 $ 675,000.00 44 Pangia District Office Pangia Pangia-Ialibu 44-A Office Building m2 200 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

45 Pangia Health Centre Pangia Pangia-Ialibu 45-A General Site No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

46 Pangia Vocational Training Centre Pangia Pangia-Ialibu 46-A General site No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

47 Pangia Secondary School Pangia Pangia-Ialibu 47-A General site No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

48 Western Pacific University Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu 48-A New Staff Accommodation No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage (on going construction site) $ -

49 Ialibu District Hospital Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu 49-A General site No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

50 Ialibu Secondary School Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu 50-A General Site No. 1 0% No damage $ - No damage $ -

51 St. Clare Primary School Ialibu Pangia-Ialibu 51-A General Site No. 1 100% $ -  New water tanks and ablutions $ 35,000.00 $ 35,000.00 $ - $ 35,000.00 52 Buyabi Secondary School Buyabi Imbongu 52-A Admin Block m2 200 15% $ -  Demolish and rebuild $ 3,000.00 $ 600,000.00 52-B Grade 9 Classrooms (x2) m2 140 5% $ -  Demolish and rebuild $ 3,000.00 $ 420,000.00 52-C Kitchen m2 50 5% $ -  Demolish and rebuild $ 5,000.00 $ 250,000.00 52-D Principal's Residence m2 60 50% $ -  Demolish and rebuild $ 2,200.00 $ 132,000.00 $ - 53 Buyabi Sub-Health Centre Buyabi Imbongu 53-A Main Building No. 1 100% $ -  New water tank $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 53-B Staff Houses (x3) m2 150 0% No damage $ - No damage $ - $ - 54 Buyabi Correctional Facility 54-A Main holding cell m2 400 0% No damage $ - No damage $ - $ - $ 1,414,000.00 55 Huya Village Huya Western 55-A General Site including surrounding villages No. 1 100% New temp shelter and new aid post $ 1,250,000.00 $ 1,250,000.00  Additional communal & Health facilities $ 250,000.00 $ 250,000.00 $ - $ - 56 Dodomona Village Dodomona Western 56-A General Site including surrounding villages No. 1 100% New temp shelter and new aid post $ 1,250,000.00 $ 1,250,000.00  Additional communal & Health facilities $ 250,000.00 $ 250,000.00 $ 2,500,000.00 $ 500,000.00 Estimated Cost, Immediate Requirements $ 6,178,600.00 Estimated Cost, Medium to Long Term Requirements $ 36,302,000.00 Contingency, 20% $ 1,235,720.00 Contingency, 20% $ 7,260,400.00 Total Estimated Cost, Immediate Requirements $ 7,414,320.00 Total Estimated Cost, Medium to Long Term Requirements $ 43,562,400.00

Estimated Cost, Immediate & Longer-Term $ 42,480,600.00 Contingency (20%) $ 8,496,120.00 Total Estimated Cost $ 50,976,720.00 3 SK-02

9000l WATER TANKS PLATFORM OF COMPACTED ROAD FOOTING AND PORTAL LINE OF ROOF OVER ON CONC. SLAB BASE OR SIMILAR MATERIAL COLUMN 40,600 (BY OTHERS)

PORTAL FRAMES AT 5,000 APPROX. 4.5m CENTRES

SOLAR PANELS No. AND POSITION AS REQUIRED (BY OTHERS) 2 CLINIC 4 SK-02 (BY OTHERS) SK-02 6,000 10,000

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2 3D VIEW 01 3 3D VIEW 02 PRELIMINARY ONLY - - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

GENERAL NOTES HIGHLANDS INFRASTRUCTURE 1. All construction to comply with Building Code of Australia and 5. Builder and or Subcontractor to confirm setouts, levels, setbacks applicable Australian standards. and critical dimensions on site including all services fixtures and fittings prior to and during the works. Notify TEU to any conflicts , 2. Builder and or Subcontractor to supply one sample each of the discovered prior to proceeding. proprietary items, finishes, samples materials and shop drawings for sign off prior to placaement of order, fabrication or construction. 6. Confirm details of setouts, levels, setbacks and critical dimensions CLIENT - Once approved one signed item is to be held by the Builder and on site prior to and during the works. Notify architect of any one duplicate item to be forwarded to Client's Representative. discrepancies discovered before proceeding. JOB No. - TN34 3. Do not scale from this drawing - use figured dimensions A ISSUE FOR PRELIM. PRICING 28.03.18 SB ISSUE REVISION DATE IN. TITLE DWG No ISSUE 4. These drawings are the copyright of TEU and may not be used,retained or copied without written authority. SHELTER PLAN & 3D SK-01 A SELECTED COLORBOND ROOFING PVC DOWNPIPES FROM GUTTER TO WATER TANK

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TOP OF FOOTING 100 GL 200 3,000 1 ELEVATION 01 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND POSITION AS REQUIRED SELECTED COLORBOND (BY OTHERS) ROOFING

COLORBOND GUTTER ROOF PITCH 15°

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PORTAL FRAME PLATFORM OF COMPACTED ROAD BASE OR SIMILAR FOOTING AND PORTAL CLINIC MATERIAL COLUMN (BY OTHERS)

TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 2 ELEVATION 02 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND SELECTED COLORBOND POSITION AS REQUIRED ROOFING PVC DOWNPIPES FROM (BY OTHERS) GUTTER TO WATER TANK

COLORBOND GUTTER

PORTAL PITCHING POINT

9000l WATER TANKS PORTAL FRAME ON CONC. SLAB PLATFORM OF COMPACTED (BY OTHERS) ROAD BASE OR SIMILAR FOOTING AND PORTAL MATERIAL COLUMN

TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 3 ELEVATION 03 - SCALE @ A2 1:100

SOLAR PANELS No. AND PVC DOWNPIPES FROM POSITION AS REQUIRED GUTTER TO WATER TANK (BY OTHERS)

ROOF PITCH 15°

PORTAL PITCHING POINT

9000l WATER TANKS ON CONC. SLAB (BY OTHERS) CLINIC (BY OTHERS) TOP OF FOOTING GL 200 3,000 4 ELEVATION 04 PRELIMINARY ONLY - SCALE @ A2 1:100 NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION