RP-56 VOL. 2 Hubei Small Hydropower Development Project Lajitan Hydropower Project in Laifeng County RESETTLEMENT A CTION PLAN (the first draft) Laifeng County People's Government Laifeng County Lajitan Hydropower Development Co.Ltd East China Investigation &Design Institute September 2000 CONTENTS Objectives of the RAP and the Definition of Resettlement Terminology .................................I 1. General ............................................................... 3... 1.1. Project Background ............................................................... 3.. 1.2. Project and Drainage Area Description ............................................................... 3. 1.3. Project Impact and Service Scope ............................................................... 4. 1.4. Project Schedule ................................................................4 1.5. Measures for Reducing Project Impact ............................................................... 4. 1.5.1. Reduction of Land Requisition ................................................................4 1.5.2. Reduction of the Project Impact on Local Surroundings ................................................5 1.6. Project Design and Review ............................................................... S. 1.7. Preparation of Resenlement ................................................................5 1.7. 1. Project Impact Suvey ................................................................ 5.. 1.7.2. Socio-economic Survey ................................................................. 5 1.7.3. Resettlement Plan ............................................................... 5. 1.8. Policy Basis and Objective of Preparation of the RAP .....................................................6 2. General Information on Nature and Social Economy of the Area Affected by the Project... 8 2.1. Nature and Geography of the Area Affected by the Project ..............................................8 2.2. Social and Economical Situation of Xuan'en County .......................................................8 2.3. Basic Condition of Minority ..................................................................1.4 2.4. Production and Living Situation of Households to be Requisitioned and dismantled ... 15 3. Project Impact ............................................................... 18 3.1. Determination of Project Impact Scope ....................................... ........................ 18 3.1.1. Reservior Inundated .......................................................... 1.8 3.1.2. Land Requisitioned for Permanent Structures ...................................... 20 3.1.3. Temporary Land Requisition for Construction ............................................................ 20 3.2. Project Impact Survey ............................................................... 20 3.3. Project Impact Inventory ............................................................... 20 3.3. 1. Land Acquisition ............................................................... 23 3.3.2. Temporary Land Requisition for Construction ............................................................ 25 3.3.3. Project Impact Population ..................... 25 3.3.4. House Relocation ...................... 26 3.3.5. Affected Infrastructure ........3 3.3.6. Affected Rural Living and Production Facilities ......................................................... 33 3.3.7. Scattered Trees to be Cut ............................................................. 33 3.3.8. Affected Vulnerable Households ............................................................. 34 3.4. Impact Analysis of Land Acquisition ............................................................. 3A 4. Resettlement Policy Framework ............................................................. 39 4.1 Policy Basis ............................................................. 39 4.2. Pertinent Legal Regulations ............................................................. 40 4.2.1. Main relative specifications of 'Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China" ............................................ 40 4.2.2. Specifications of Rules for Compensation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement for Middle and Large Water Resources and Hydropower Projects ........................................... 48 4.2.3. Pertinent Regulations of Enforcement Approach of Land Management Hubei Province ................................................................................50 4.2.4. Pertinent Regulations on Regulations of Forest Land Management Hubei Province.... 51 4.2.5. Several Rules on Hubei's Enforcing Law of Regional National Autonomy of the PRC51 4.2.6. Regulations on Living-scattered Minority Nationalities Affairs Hubei Province ......... 53 4.2.7 Autonomous Regulations on West Hubei Province Tujia Nationality and Miao Nationality Autonomous District ............................................................. 5.6 5. Resettlement and Restoration Plan ............................................................. 60 5.1. Target and Task ............................................................. 6Q 5.1.1. Determination of the Planning Year ............................................................. 60 5.1.2. Target of Resettlement .............................................................. 5.1.3. Task of Resettlement ............................................................. 61 5.2. Policy and Principle of Inhabitant Resetttlement ............................................................ 62 5.2.1. Policy ............................................................. 62 5.2.2. Principles .............................................................. 62 5.3. Overall Resettlement Plan .............................................................. i3 5.4. Environmental Capacity Evaluation ............................................................. 64 5.6. Rural resettlement plan ............................................................. 69 5.6.1. Resettlement plan for production .69 5.6.2. Plan of Host Site ................................................ 81 5.6.3. Administrative management of host sites ................................................8.3 5.6.4. Temporary land requisition ................................................ 84 5.6.5. Restoration plan of agricultural production and living facilities ................................... 84 5.7. Relocation plan for special facilities ............................8..........4...................................... 84 5.8. Plan of reservoir bottom cleaning-up ............................ 85 5.9. Skill training plan ............................ 86 5.9.1. Training of resettlement cadres .........8..6................... .... ... ......... ........... S6 5.9.2. Production skill training for resettlers. ........................................... 86 5. 1 0. Supporting after resettlement ..6 5.1 1. Estimation of resettlers' production and living .87 6. Budget and Estimate of Compensation .88 6. 1. Base for Budget Prepared .88 6.2. Compensation Principles .S9 6.3. Compensation Standard ..9 6.3. 1. Rural Resettlement Compensation Standard .89 6.3.2. Compensation for temporary land occupation .94 6.3.3. Compensation for Specific Facilities. 94 6.3.4. Investment of flood-prevention work .95 6.3.5. Reservoir bottom clearing fee .95 6.3.6. Other fees .95 6.3.7. Contingency .96 6.3.8. The loan interest during construction period .96 6.3.9. Taxes .96. 6.4. Overall Estimation of Resettlement .9.7 6.5. Equilibrium analysis for fund using and resettlement fees .99 7. Implementation plan .104 7.1. Implementation Procedures .1.04 7.2. Schedule .......................................... 105 7.3. Financial Allocation Plan .......................................... 107 7.3.1. Allocation Principle .......................................... 1.07 7.3.2. Departments responsible for resettlement finances .......................................... 108 7.3.3 ........................................... F unds Flowing Procedures ............................................................................................................................................ .................................108 8 Institutional Organization ................................................................ 1.10 8.1. Establishing of Organizations ................................................................ 110 8.1.1. Organizations ................................................................ 110 8.1.2. Components and Responsibilities of Organization ..................................................... 110 8.1.3. Staffing ................................................................. 13 8.1.4. The organization chart ................................................................ 116 8.2. Working Relation between Organizations ............................................................... 116 8.3. Measures for Enhancing Capacity of Organization ................................... 117 9. Public Participation and Appeal .......................................... 118 9.1 Public Participation ........................................ 1.18 9.1.1. Public Participation in Preparatory Stage of Project ........................................ 118 9.1.2. Public participation in preparing RAP ........................................ 1.18 9.1.3. Participation in Implementation of RAP ........................................ 122 9.2. Responding to Grievance and Appeal ........................................ 122 10. Monitoring and Evaluation ......................................... 124 10.1. Internal Monitoring ........................................ 124 10.1.1. TargetandTasks ........................................ 124 10.1.2. Institution and Staff ......................................... 124 10.1.3. Monitoring Contents ......................................... 124 10.1.4. Monitoring Procedures ......................................... 125 10.2. External Independent M&E ........................................ 125 10.2.1. Target and Tasks ........................................ 125 10.2.2. Institution and Staff ........................................ . 126 10.2.3. Main Indicators to be Monitored and Evaluated .................................. 127 10.2.4. Monitoring and Evaluation Measures ........................................ 128 10.2.5. Working Processes .........................................1.29 11. Reporting ......................................... 131 I 1.1. Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) Report ........................................ 131 11.2. Resettlement Progress Report ........................................ 131 11.3. Resettlement Independent Mornitoring and Evaluation Report ................................ 132 12. Entitlement matrix ................................................1 134 Resettlement Action Plan Objectives of the RAP and the Definition of Resettlement Terminology This Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) is prepared according to the Laws and Regulations of PRC, and local area as well as the Guidelines of the World Bank (Operational Directive for Involuntary Resettlement OD 4.30). The purpose of this document is to set out an Action plan for the Resettlement and Rehabilitation of the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) to ensure that they will benefit from the project and their standards of living will improve or at least be restored after the project impact. Acquisition of land and other assets for the project will adversely affect the livelihood of persons who live, work or earn their living on the land that will be acquired for the project. PAPs are defined as those persons whose income or livelihoods will be adversely affected by land acquisition for the project. PAPs include the following categories: (1) persons who have a title, right, interest, in structures (houses, enterprises, shelters, or public buildings), land (including residential, agricultural, and grazing land) or any other asset acquired or possessed, in full or in part, permanently or temporarily; (2) persons who use the structures, land or assets described above; or persons whose business, occupation, work, place of residence or habitat adversely affected;or (3) persons whose standard of living is adversely affected as a consequence of land acquisition. A definition of PAPs is given below: Definition of the PAPs: "Affected Persons" means persons who on account of the execution of the project had or would have their: a) standard of living adversely affected; or b) right, title or interest in any house, land (including premises, agricultural and grazing land) or any other fixed or movable asset acquired or possessed, temporarily or permanently; or c) business, occupation, work or place of residence or habitat adversely affected, and "affected Person" means individually all those who qualify as "Affected persons." PAPs may be individuals or legal persons such as a company, a public institution. Definition of PAPs is not limited to their legal registration or permission to live or conduct business in the affected location, or their title to property. Thus it includes: a) all those affected by the project regardless of their legal rights or absence thereof to the assets being taken; and b) persons without residential permnit to live in a certain area. Therefore all such persons who are affected will need to considered and recorded as PAPs, regardless of their legal connection to assets land or location. If there are more than one person, family or household using or holding a title to the same land or property that is acquired, they will be compensated and rehabilitated according to the loss they suffer, their rights, and the impact on their living standards. The definition of PAPs is linked directly to the adverse effect of the project, regardless of legal rights title or interest. All PAPs are entitled to the improvement or at least restoration of their standards of living, and compensation for the material losses they suffer. Compensation for assets will cover replacement cost. No deductions or discounts will be applied to the compensation amount for depreciation or other reasons. All PAPs deriving an economic benefit from the 1 Resettlement Action Plan affected land and property are entitled to receive rehabilitation benefits in addition to the compensation for their assets lost. Those PAPs without title, authorization or legal permission to reside, conduct business, cultivate land or construct structures are eligible for rehabilitation of their livelihoods and compensation for their assets on an equal footing with those with formal legal title, authorization or permissions to the assets. The term RESETTLEMENT includes: (I) the relocation of living quarters; (2) finding acceptable new employment for those whose jobs are affected; (3) restoration (or compensation) of affected productive resources such as land, workplaces, trees and infrastructure; (4) restoration of other adverse effect on PAPs' living standards (quality of life) through land acquisition (such as the adverse effects of pollution); (5) restoration of or compensation for affected private and public enterprises; (6) restoration of adversely affected on cultural or common property. Rehabilitation means: the restoration of the PAPs' resource capacity to continue with productive activities or lifestyles at a level higher or at least equal to that before the project. The objective of this RAP is to provide a plan for the resettlement and rehabilitation of the PAPs so that their losses will be compensated and their standards of living will be improved or at least restored to the pre-project levels. To achieve these objectives the plan provides for rehabilitation measures so that the income earning potential of individuals are restored to sustain their livelihoods. Affected productive resources of businesses (enterprises including shops) and public property. Infrastructure and cultural property will also be improved or at least restored to their pre-project levels. 2 Resettlement Action Plan 1. General 1.1. Project Background En-shi Tujia and Miao Nationalities Autonomic Canton is located in the west-south area of the Hubei Province, linking Yichang city on the east bordering Hunan Province on the south and Chongqing municipality on the west. En-shi Tujia and Miao Nationalities Autonomic Canton administers two citys of En-shi and Lichuan and six county of Badong, Jianshi, Xianfeng, Xuan-en, Laifeng and Hefeng. En-shi Tujia and Miao Nationalities Autonomic Canton sits in subtropical region, where rainfall is rich and water energy resource is abundant. There are 349 myrial KW power to be developed overall the canton, 9% of which have been developed. At present, the power capacity of En-shi grid is 307.6MW, in which the hydropower capacity is 287.6MW. due to major of the hydropower stations having been built are runoff style stations, the peak regulation of the power grid is seriously limited. Laifeng County is located in the southwestem mountainous region of Hubei Province. As a national poverty county, in the recent years, the economic development of Laifeng County is relatively rapid, but, due to the geography location and the history reason, the economic base is thin and the infrastructure is poor, at present the economic development level is still quite slow and trailed the development level of whole Province, so the main development direction of Laifeng County is fully using the advantage of the resource, devebping industry, bring along agriculture. Laifeng is a power-shortage county, along with the living-standard of the resident improved yearly, the requirement of the power capacity will be up and up, and the gap between the power supply and requirement will also be more and more great. By predict, the shortage of power of whole county will be in 32.13 million kwh in 2005, and the construction of Lajitan Hydropower Station will resolve the conflict. The permanent construction of Lajitan Project is sit in Laifeng county, and is a medium- sized water conservancy and hydropower station. The project will be built mainly for power supply, as well as flood-provent and irrigation. 1.2. Project and Drainage Area Description Lajitan Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project is located on the upstream of Yeshuihe River which is Ikm down to the Baifushi Town, and is53km away from Laifeng County Seat. As a medium sized Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project , the main purpose of the project is power production, as well as flood-provent and irrigation function. The drainage basin of Youshui River sits the boundary area of Hubei Province, Hunan Province and Chongqing Municipality, lies north latitude 28°.30°, east longitudelO8°- 1 10°, is a main branch in the left side of the downstream of Yuanshui River which belong to the Dongting lake water system. Youshui River is originated from the Youyuan Mountain located in the Hefeng county of Hubei Province, the headstream is appeared as hole, spring and ground water, and start from the Lougu valley, the river is formed and flows across Xuan-en and Laifeng County from the north to the south, and winding along the boundary of Hubei and Hunan Province from Lepin to Jilongtan. The total length of Youshui river is 427km, and the drainage area is 18,530 kM2, the average slope-falling of the riverbed is 1.19%o. 3 Resettlement Action Plan The drainage area controlled by Lajitan Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project is 3,369km2, and the river length is 174km, the feedback water level of the reservoir will be 33.1km, and the reservoir area will be 3.07 km2. the perennial average flow is 115 m3/s, the total storage capacity will be 44.28 million cubic meter, as the water level is normal as370m, the water capacity will be 29.42 million cubic mete. 1.3. Project Impact and Service Scope Lajitan Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project sit in Baifushi Town which is located in the south area of Laifeng county, Hubei Province. The reservoir inundated area and land acquisition area for permanent structure is involved Xinggongqiao village, Shujiaping village, Sheliba village, Tongzhi village, Zhaojiapo village and Fengmu village of Manshui Township, Meizhiao village, Nanhe village and Heguang village of Baifushi Town, Laifeng County and Kuda village and Zhangjiachao village of Hoyang Township, Zhangjiawan village, Yangjia village and Maojiang village of Guitang Town, Dongkan village of Laoxing Township, Longshan County, Hunan Province, etc. there are totally2 Provinces, 2 Counties, 5 Town(ship)s, 15 Villages and 64 village Groups will be affected by the Project. There are 16,126.1m2 House will be relocated which affect 84 households, 397 persons, 1710.5 mu cultivated land will be permanently acquiaitioned and 35 mu cultivated land will be temporarily used. There are actually 540 households, 2404 persons will be affected by land acquisition, but Calculate according to the Land Low, there are only 640 agricultural persons need to be allocated. Meanwhile, there are some infrastructures will be affected which include 8 km Grade 4 Highway, 8 km Communication Cable, 4 unit Bridge and transmission line 13 km. 1.4. Project Schedule Lajitan Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project will be started in 2001. by the end of 2004, the whole construction will be finished, the total construction period is 3.5 years. The first unit will be put into production 3 years and 3 month after construction start. The impact survey was carring out during March and April, 2000. By the end of April,2003, the building works of new cultivated land and garden plot and construction of new house would having been completed, and by the end of May, 2003, the land redistribution works would having been completed. The whole resettlement work will be completed by the end of 2003. 1.5. Measures for Reducing Project Impact 1.5.1. Reduction of Land Requisition Construction of the project will unavoidably cause land requisition, housing relocation and inhabitants resettlement, thus affecting the original production and living condition of the local people. In order to reduce land requisition and number of inhabitants to be resettled, efforts have been made by design unit to keep the project site away from the residential quarters and to minimize the quantity of requisitioned land during deciding the waer level of the reservoir, project layout and selecting the land for temporary construction use. 4 Resettlement Action Plan 1.5.2. Reduction of the Project Impact on Local Surroundings (A) Efforts have been made in data collection, analysis on the local existing socio~ economic condition and preparation of a feasible and practical resettlement action plan suitable for the local conditions, so as to minimize the project impact. (B) Efforts have been made to reinforce intemal monitoring and external independent monitoring system and establish effective opinion feesdback channels, so as to ensure a timely treatment of the problems occurring in the implementation of the resettlement action plan. (C) During project construction, privilege will be given to use of local construction materials, local transportation and laborers so far as the technical requirement is met, so as to benefit the project affected persons (PAPs). 1.6. Project Design and Review Being the last step of Youshui River Development in the Hubei Province, Lajitan Wattr Conservancy and Hydropower Project was been list in the development plan early in 1955, in 1995, the proposal report was prepared by En-shi Hydro Investigation and Design Institute, and on 4 December, 1995, the project was registered by Hubei Provincial Planning Committee. In October, 1996, the pre-feasibility study report was prepared by the Hubei Hydro Investigation and Design Institute, and in July, 1999, the feasibility study report was also been prepared. On 20 and 21 July. the report was reviewed by Hubei Provincial Planning Committee, and from April 2000. the preliminary study report was prepared based on the requirement of the Worldbank. 1.7. Preparation of Resettlement 1.7.1. Project Impact Suvey Based on the Reservior inundated scope and land acquisition area of main structure determined by Hubei Hydro Investigation and Design Institute, from March to April, 2000, leaded by Laifeng County People's Government, Companioned by the relevant departments, Lajitan Hydropower Development Company surveyed the impacted inventory which include population, house, land and infrastructure. etc. 1.7.2. Socio-economic Survey In order to analyze the project impact and draw up a feasible RAP, the project owner organized relevant department surveyed socio-economic conditions detailedly of town(ship)s, villages, villager groups and resettles in project impact areas and resettlement areas. The survey adopted the methods of collecting present statistic datas and surveying samples on field sites. According to the suvey result, local socio-economic and inhabitants' actual production and living conditios were analyzed carefully. 1.7.3. Resettlement Plan The Project Owner have entrusted M&E works of the Project to ECIDI. Under the technical direction of ECIDI, preparation of the RAP was organized by Laifeng County Government, with participation of the design unit, M&E unit and local government at various levels. And the impact scope of the project was determined on field site by the 5 Resettlement Action Plan design unit, then local government at various levels was responsible for drawing up resettlement plans. Since March, 2000, the work has been completed including establishment of resettlement affairs offices, determination of project impact scope, compilation of the work outline of the RAP, social economic survey and inventory of project affected loss, relocation and resettlement, policies research, drawing-up of resettlement plans and compensation cost estimation, etc., by which the RAP hereof is compiled. 1.8. Policy Basis and Objective of Preparation of the RAP A, Policy Basis (I) ((Land Administration Law of the PRC)) (2) ((Implementation Methods of Land Administration Law of Hubei Province)) (3) ((Interim Provisions Of the People's Republic Of China On Farmland Occupation Tax) (4) ((Hubei Provincial Notice On Adjustment of Farmland Occupation Tax)) (5) ((Administration Method of Forest land of Hubei Province)) (6) Operational Directives for "Involuntary Resettlement"- OD.4.30, World Bank B. Policy Objectives I Adopting engineering, technological, economical measures to avoid and reduce land requisition and house relocation; however, when land requisition and house relocation is unavoidable, effective measures should be adopted to reduce impacts on production activities and living conditions of local residents. 2, In the preparation stage of the project, social economic investigation should be conducted and relative resettlement plans should be compiled. 3 Resettlement plan should be based on the affectted property indexes and compensation standards to improve, and at least to restore the original living standard of resettlers. 4, Promoting developmental resettlement. Resettlement of rural part should be based on the land, and supported on advanced local second and third industries to seek more employment. 5, Encouraging resettlement and original residents in the resettlement area to take part in the resettlement plan. 6, Resettlement will be first settled in the original communities 6 Resettlement Action Plan 7. Resettlement and original residents in the resettlement area will benefit for the project. 7 Resettlement Action Plan 2. General Information on Nature and Social Economy of the Area Affected by the Project 2.1. Nature and Geography of the Area Affected by the Project Laifeng County is situated in the south-west area of Hubei Province, on the boundary of Hubei Province, Hunan Province and Chongqing Minicipality, bordering Longshang County, Hunan Province in the east, and Youyang County, Chongqing Minicipality in the west, in the north, linking Xuan-en County and Xianfeng County, Hubei Province. 728km from Wuhan in the east, and 135 km from Enshi Canton in the north, Laifeng County is looked over from Longshan County of Hunan Province, with Qiushui river between them. It is narrow and long in the south and west, bit wide in the west and east for the north and narrow in the west and east for the south, and it looks as an oak leaf. It has residual Wuling mountain chain passed through, with high mountains and hills joining together. The topography inclined to the southwest from northeast. Influenced by non-zonation, it has a stereo climatic region different from that in plain-lake region. Below the sea level of 800m, it belongs to monsoon humid mountain climate of the medium subtropical zone and is effected by monsoon wide remarkably, four seasons are distinct, and sring is longer than fall, summer is longer than winter, the winter is longed to 4 month. The county has an annual average temperature of 15.9'C and extrimily high temperature of 38.9°C, the annual sunshine time of 1234.9 hours, the water resource of rainfall is very rich and annual rainfall of 1300-1900mm0 The county has an interconnected river network if 25 rivers and streams with a total length of 485.7 km, as the main river, Youshi River flows from north to south on the whole east border, Laohudong River, Xingxia River, Laoxia River and Qiedao River flows across whole county from west to east and. The region vegetation belongs to that of broadleaf evergreen of medium subtropical zone, and the primary vegetation is damaged in a certain extent by long-term influence of people's actives. At present, except the cultivated land, the region has secondary forest, planted wood and economic forestry. The catchment area is in the Wuling mountain area and belongs to ascending region of newly tectonic movement. It has temperate climate and abundant rain, with the mean annual precipitation of 1580.1mm and runoff depth of 1076mm. According to the data from Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources. none valuable ore deposits are situated in reservoir region. The data from the county's department of cultural management show that there are none cultural relics and historical sites in reservoir region. 2.2. Social and Economical Situation of Xuan&en County 2 Covering an area of 1320km , Laifeng County administer 3 towns, 6 townships, 202, villager committees, 7 blocks, 12 neighborhood committee and 1844 villager goups. By the end of 1999, the total population is 300700 persons, with agricultural population of 255493 persons and non-agricultural population of 45207 persons, the agricultural population accounts 85% of the total, and the rate of population growth was 6.31 %O. There are 129,364 labor forces in the county. By the end of 1999, the area of cultivated land in the county was 260,415 mu, 1.OImu per capita of the agricultural people, and the 8 Resettlement Action Plan grain output was 530kg per mu, 540kg per capita of the agricultural people. GDP of that year was 997,790,000 yuan (prices at precent) , accounts 3318 yuan per capita. The average net imcome of the agricultural people was 1513 yuan, 31.5%/. 31.8%, 3% lower than the country, province and canton respectively. Longshan County is located in the northwestern area of Hunan Province, with a total area of 3131km2. By the end of 1999, there are 11 towns, 36 townships, 532 village committees 19 neighborhood committees and 3,145 village groups governed by this county. The population is 519,872 persons, with the agricultural population acounts 89.44% of the total, in which the rural labor forces is 245,841 persons, the rate of population growth is 8.0196o. There are 389,900 mu cultivated land of the total in that year, and 0.84 mu per capita of the agricultural people, the average grain oLiput was 450kg/mu, 379kg per capita of the agricultural people. In 1999, the average net income per capita of the agricultural people was 1290 Yuan, the GDP of that year amounted to 1,180,000,000 yuan, with 2270 yuan per capita. Where the dam will be built, Baifushi Town sits in the southern area of Laifeng County and located on the boundary of Hunan, Hubei and Chongqin. As the commercial distributing center of three Provinces and Municipality, the transportation on water and land of this town is very convenient. The total length of Baifushi Town is about 20km from north to the south, and 15km from the west to east. There are 26 administrative villages, 214 village groups administered by this town, and by the end of 1999, the total population was 28,520 persons, in which, the agricultural population was 27,510 person, the rural labor forces was 15212 persons ( male labor force of 8,192 persons and female labor force of 7,120 persons). the total cultivated land was 32757 mu ( in which: paddy 16,048 mu and dry land 16,709mu), the cultivated land owned per agricultural people was 1.20mu. The main crops in this area is rice, corn, sweet potato, potato, and the main economic crops is tobacco leaf, orange, oil tung tea leaf, the total grain output in 1999 was 18,500t. and the average output is 565kg/mu. The average net income per capita of the agricultural people was 1751, 15.7% higher than that of the County. There are totally 15 villages will be affected by this project. although the average cultivated land per capita of the villages is different from 0.62-2.07 mu, the plant mode of each is quite similar. Manshui Township administers 15 villages and 173 village groups by the end of 1999, the total population was 20,590 persons, with 20.010 agricultural residents and 12.014 labor forces ( male labor force of 6464 persons and female labor force of 5,550 persons), and the total cultivated land area was 23,107 mu ( paddy of 10.463mu and dry land of 12.644mu), the cultivated land owned per agricultural people is 1.l5mu. In 1999, the total grain output is I 1,OOlt, the average grain output is476kg/mu, the net income per capita of the agricultural population is 1482yuan. Houyan Township in Hunan province administered 8 villages and 43 village groups, the year-end population in 1999 is 5642 persons, in which, 5571 persons were farmer and 2936 persons were rural labor force (with male labor 1602 persons and female labor 1334 persons). the year-end cultivated land area was 7200mu (2550mu paddy and 4650mu dry land), the cuitivated land per capita of the agricultural population was 1.29 mu. In 1999, the total grain output was 2548t, and the average unit output is 354kg/mu, the average net income of the peasants is 790 yaun. Guitang Town in Hunan province administered 11 villages and 121 village groups, the year-end population in 1999 is 14250 persons, in which, 14035 9 Resettlement Action Plan persons were farmer and 6423 persons were rural labor force (with male labor 3340 persons and female labor 3083 persons). the year-end cultivated land area was 8280mu (6960mu paddy and 1320mu dry land), the cultivated land per capita of the agricultural population was 0.59 mu. In 1999, the total grain output was 511 It, and the average unit output is 617kg/mu, the average net income of the peasants is 784 yaun. Laoxing Township in Hunan province administered 11 villages and 61 village groups, the year-end population in 1999 is 9311 persons, in which, 9209 persons were farmer and 4023 persons were rural labor force (with male labor 2201 persons and female labor 1822 persons). the year-end cultivated land area was 7800mu (5850mu paddy and 1950mu dry land), the cultivated land per capita of the agricultural population was 0.85 mu. In 1999, the total grain output was 3474t, and the average unit output is 445kg/mu, the aNerage net income of the peasants is 820 yaun. Of the 15 affected villages, the total population is 16797 persons, the total labor force is 9048 persons and the total cultivated land is 16047 mu, the average net income per capita in 1999 was 1190, the average cultivated land per catipta was 0.93 mu. In affected area, the production were mainly be planting and labor force exporting, the planting modes of more than 70% cultivated land were rice-cole, rice-wheat or corn, peanut-potato and potato-sweet potato, the crops planting on the dry land mainly be potato, vegetable, bean and tobacco. According to the data from 1997 to 1999 of the villages, the average grain output was 327-548kg/mu. along with the opening up and reform of the economic system, in recent years, besides of the traditional productions of planting, forestry, animal husbandry and sideline, many rural enterprises and private manufactory were formed through various of economic model. the redundant labor force were exported to the south-east coast, and more than 20% of the total rural economic income were get from nonagricultural industry. In 1999, the net income per capita of the affected villages were different from 705yuan to 1956 yuan. the basic status of affected vi l lages is shown in table 2.1. 10 Resettlement Action Plan Status of Townships and Villages Affected by the Project Table 2.1 Labor CutvtdIncome Town Village Population In which: ( Cultivated land (mu) land per per capita (ship) (1999) minon'ty (esncapita Subtotal Paddv Dry land (mu/per) (yuan) Meizhia 360 1807 o 731 333 1516 333 1183 2.07 Baifushi Nanhe 1050 797 526 1498 513 985 1.43 1853 Heguang 912 788 416 1139 603 536 1.25 1956 Xinggon 913 1511 oqiao 1637 1590 1415 871 544 0.86 Shujiapi 792 1582 ng 1423 1324 1109 565 544 0.78 Manshui Sheliba 1432 1372 798 894 423 471 0.62 1353 Fengmu 1458 1464 802 1186 630 556 0.81 1375 Zhaojiap 689 1486 o 1264 1053 1229 804 425 0.97 Tongzhi 1494 1275 920 1661 1005 656 1.11 1482 Houyan Kuda 785 677 479 905 510 395 1.15 782 Zhangjia 357 775 chao 700 642 672 453 219 0.96 Laoxing Dongkan 977 872 510 774 693 81 0.79 811 Zhangjai 534 705 wan 964 799 499 439 60 0.52 Guitang Yangjia 1022 783 526 839 600 239 0.82 728 Maojian 426 828 g 948 607 711 573 138 0.75 Total 16797 14376 9048 16047 9015 7872 0.93 1190 By the end of 1999. the total population of the 15 affected village was 16797 persons,and the total labor force was 9048 person which accounts 53.9% of the total population. In the total labor force, the agricultural labor force accounts 56.02 %, and the industry labor force accounts 1.6%, exported labor force account 36.47%, other labor forces accounts 5.91%. The structure of labor force and economic imcome of the affected villages is shown in table 2.2 and table 2.3. 11 Resettlement Action Plan Structure of Labor Force for Affected Townships and Villages Table 2.2 (I) Agricultural (2) Industry (3) (5)Trade (6)Sanita (7)Finan (8) Other Aninial ~' (4)Trans ()niace and non- Town Total Sub- Sub- Town Village Construc . and Diet ry and isrn giut (ship) Vi l lage (pTerson) total Plant Forestry Ilusban Sideline Fishing total owned owned tion portatlon Service ssport insuranc agricultu (person) (person) (person) (person) e (e (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) (person) Meizhiao 360 167 160 4 3 25 23 2 25 6 25 112 Baifushi Nanhe 526 259 230 6 2 20 I 28 19 9 40 6 36 157 Heguang 416 190 174 5 I 10 22 18 4 9 19 176 Xinggong 913 405 310 35 40 10 10 4 4 10 28 14 452 qiao__ _ __ _ _ Shujiaping 792 346. 268 32 40 6 6 15 37 33 355 Manshui Sheliba 798 447 392 8 30 17 I 5 9 336 Fengmu 802 444 396 4 30 10 4 2 10 10 336 Zhaojiapo 689 338 300 30 8 20 6 6 10 309 Tongzhi 920 415 371 9 30 5 5 10 10 10 470 Kuda 479 225 208 8 3 6 18 5 6 9 216 Houyan Zhangjiac 357 182 161 5 8 8 15 4 7 10 139 hao I _ Laoxing Dongkan 510 287 274 7 4 2 7 9 5 202 Zhangjaiw 534 489 382 9 92 6 10 8 5 22 Guitang 18 IS 8 18 Yangjia 526 467 342 7 118 = . 151 Maojiang 426 408 310 5 93 _ 10 5 3 Total 9048 5069 4278 174 499 103 15 146 60 19 122 177 218 16 0 3300 Proportion(%) 56.02 47.28 1.92 5.52 1.14 0.17 1.61 0.66 0.21 1.35 1.96 2.41 0.18 0.00 36.47 12 Resettlement Action Plan Rural Economic Income for Affected Townships and Villages Table 2.3 unit: IO' yuan In which: 'I'otal Rural (I ) Agricultural Income Town, Village 1'conomic Animal )Consructio (4)Transpo (5)ade 6rom :abor Incomc Sub-total I'lanting Forestry hushandr Fishing sideline n rtation Scrvice ( t xported y Manshui 'rownship 5975.2 4930).4 2498.4 200.9 2006.3 99.8 125.0 49.7 87.8 149.8 119.1 118.4 520.0 Shujiaping Village 496.7 383.6 186.1 13.7 173.5 3.2 7.1 2.6 24.0 8.0 12.0 24.5 42.0 Zhaojiapo Village 306.7 227.6 115.8 11.2 94.0 3.2 3.4 5.0 8.0 10.0 3.6 16.5 36.0 Xinggongqiao Village 497.9 408.6 162.0 11.5 211.4 3.6 20.1 3.2 5.0 11.0 9.5 22.6 38.0 Tongzhi Village 363.1 272.1 133.6 12.2 119.0 3.3 4.0 7.0 8.0 13.0 4.8 18.2 40.0 Fengmu Village 402.6 326.3 150.9 13.6 130.1 11.0 20.7 2.0 7.5 8.0 11.5 21.3 26.0 Sheliba Village 419.8 342.3 168.5 10.7 125,0 26.5 11.6 2.5 1.8 10.0 10.0 16.2 37.0 Bail'ushi Town 12628.0 7526.7 3523.8 1015.3 2758.6 105.3 123.7 1864.6 810.5 1260.5 1004.5 11.2 150.0 Mcizhiao illage 409.0 251.5 124.5 56.5 68.0 2.5 29.2 23.0 45.7 52.7 4.0 2.9 Nanhe Village 525.3 279.4 144.2 34.5 92.0 5.8 2.9 46.6 37.0 106.3 48.0 5.9 2.1 l eguang Village 435.3 300.9 150.1 49.0 92.4 6.3 3.1 37.9 29.0 41.4 16.1 4.1 5.9 -llouyan Township 769.0 568.0 321.0 34.0 128.0 4.0 81.0 4.0 38.0 31.0 90.0 38.0 Kuda Village 98.5 81.5 35.0 4.5 33.0 9.0 4.0 3.0 6.0 4.0 Zhangjiachao Village 94.3 68.0 43.0 5.0 10.0 1.0 9.0 5.0 7.3 9.0 5.0 Laoxing Township 1882.0 1671.0 1276.0 48.0 312.0 3.0 32.0 11.0 8.0 22.0 170.0 Dongkan Village 190.2 177.7 143.7 4.0 28.0 2.0 0.8 1.5 10.2 Guitang Town 1766.0 1187.0 630.0 52.0 480.0 3.0 22.0 18.0 25.0 48.0 60.0 100.0 328.0 Zhzngjiawan Village 112.0 76.0 35.0 4.0 33.0 4.0 1.0 4.0 6.0 25.0 Yangjia Village 130.0 98.0 56.0 4.0 34.0 4.0 I.0 2.0 5.0 24.0 Maojiang Village 132.0 96.0 55.0 3.0 34.0 4,0 1 1.0 2.0 2.0 6.0 25.0 13 Resettlement Action Plan 2.3. Basic Condition of Minority In 1983, the State Council approved Tujia and Miao Nationalities Autonomous District of West Hubei. In December 1, 1983, the autonomous district das founded, meanwhile grand celebrations were held in the district capital-Enshi City. Since the founding of the autonomous district, local governments at all levels have made considerable progress in establishing national autonomy and fostering leaders of ethnic minorities. A. Establishing National Autonomy In March 1984, the people's government of Xuan'en County set up Bureau of National Affairs. In January 1985, the Standing Committee of the NPC of the county set up Commission of National Affairs. Meanwhile, upon the request of the Tong people living in the county and in accordance with the stipulation in the constitution that autonomous area or national town should be set up for other ethnic minorities living in compact communities in national autonomous district, the Standing Committee of the NPC and the government of the county submitted a report on a special topic of national town to the Standing Committee of the NPC and the People's Government of the Province. In October 1985, the People's Government of Hubei Province approved Xiaoguan Town, Zhangguan, Maoshan and Batai as Tong Nationality Town, which were formerly regional towns including Xiaoguan, Tongziying and Huikou. At present, Commission of National Affairs of Xuan'en County is taking responsibility of national affairs in the county. B. Fostering Leaders of Ethnic Minorities After the Third Plenary Session of the I Ih Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, all colleges and universities enrolled students of ethnic minorities at droppai lowest criterion of examinations and preferred admission. Mid South National Institute and other colleges and universities have nurtured a batch of leaders of ethnic minorities for the county. At the same time, junior, intermediate and senior special technical personnel of ethnic minorities have been fostered by a variety of means. Since the founding of the autonomous district, Party committee has attached great attention to fostering and choosing leaders of ethnic minorities, as well as strengthening the leadership at county level. Leaders of ethnic minorities at county level have constituted over 50 percent of the leadership. They have also accounted for half of the leadership at the same rank in all towns and villages. Through spot investigation of the area affected by the project, right now in towns (townships) and administrative villages of the reservoir area, such national leaders as headman and clan elder were non-existent after the liberation. In the leadership of Xuan'en County, towns and villages affected by the project, citizens of ethnic minorities have taken a large percentage. According to statistics, among 27 major leaders of the people's government of the county, committee of the county, people's congress of the county and political wnsultative conference of the county, there are 18 leaders of ethnic minorities. Among 207 major leaders of towns (townships) and villages affected by the project, there are 171 leaders of ethnic minorities. In the project affected area, the residents of minorities get along with Han nationality, cross nation marriage becomes very popular, no ethnic hamlet exist currently. Along with the fulfillment of the policies on nation-equality and minority-priority, the production and living standards of the minorities will be improved highly and basically same as Han nationality. 14 Resettlement Action Plan 2.4. Production and Living Situation of Households to be Requisitioned and dismantled The land acquisiotion and house relocation will involve 2 Provinces, 2 Counties, 5 Townships, 15 villages and 64 village groups. The total affected population 575 households with 2565 persons. In order to know well the impact of this project on affected households, project investigation team conducted random sampling of households in the area affecwli by the project. It took samples of 54 households (in which, 29 households is taken from relocation households) , and investigation their production and living situation detailly. The samples covered all affected townships and area. Due to their representativeness and typicalness, the selected samples can serve as foundation for the analysis of project impact. For the cross-nation marriage is quite popular and the pure Han nationality or other minority household is quite few in the affected area, this time, we can only statistic and analysis based on the householder's nationality of the households. By investigation, due to the affected area is mainly isolate mountain areas, the labor employment circumstance is very poor, and be short of production skills, the planting is the main agricultural production, the resident's production and living condition is very poor. The statistic show that two third of the total income was got from agriculture (include planting, forestry, animal husbandry and fishing) and the other one third was got from labor force exporting aid transportation. The basic situation of the affected households is shown in table2.40 In 54 samples, the total population is 248 persons, the female and labors account 49.6% and 52% respectively, 39.5% of the labor forces were engaged in non-agricultural industry. By statistic, the average cultivated land per capita is I D4 mu, and the total grain output is 122.5t, the grain owned per capita is 494kg, total economic income is 496,91 lyuan, with average family economic income of 9202.1yuan, the agricultural income accounts 57.3% of the total family income, export labors accounts 5.6% of the total and the income from labor exporting accounts 15.2% of total. The total payout whole year of samples is 403,643yuan, with 7474.7yuan per household, in which, the production cost accounts 37.1%, and the family consumpation accounts 62.8%, the family net income per capita is 1400yuan, with the highest of 3400 yuan and the lowest of 770 yuan. In total 54 smaples. the households with family net income per capita lower than lOOOyuan accounts 16.7%, 100-1500 yuan account 38.9%, 1500-2000yuan accounts 35.2% and higher than 2000 yuan accounts 9.2%. Basic Conditions of households Affected by the Project Table 2.4 Household of Household of Total samples householder being householder being Han Item Unit (54 household) minofity Nationarity (31 household) (23 household) Total Pr Total Pr Total Pe Total___ household household household House population Person 248 4.59 144 4.65 104 4.52 In which: female Person 123 2.28 71 2.29 52 2.26 Labor Person 129 2.39 74 2.39 55 2.39 A. agricultural production I 1. cultivated land contracted mu 259.0 4.80 151.8 4.90 107.2 4.66 2. output of food Kg 122515 2269 71048.0 2291.9 51467 2237.7 3. food owned per capita Kg 494 493 495 _ 15 Resettlement Action Plan (to be continued) B, Non-agricultural people Person 51 0.94 29 0.94 22 0.95 Proportion of total labor % 39.5 39.2 40.0 In whick: I .Industry Person 2.Construction person 5 0.09 1 0.03 4 0.17 3.Transportation person 6 0.11 3 0.10 3 0.13 4.Trade and Diet Service person 4 0.07 2 0.06 2 0.09 5 Others person 13 0.24 7 0.23 6 0.26 6.Labor exported person 23 0.43 16 0.52 7 0.30 C. Total Income yuan 496911 9202.1 280189 9038 216722 9423 L.Working income yuan 496911 9202.1 280189 9038 216722 9423 (1) Farming. forestry, pasturage. fishery and yuan 284644 5271.2 side-line production 167184 5393.0 117460 5107.0 Among: Planting yuan 232009 4296.5 134107 4326.0 97902 4256.6 (2) Industrv yuan (3) Architecture y uan 25500 472.2 6458 208.3 19042 827.9 (4) Transportation yuan 40800 755.6 17308 558.3 23492 1021.4 (5) Trade and diet service yuan 9000 166. 5425 175.0 3575 155.4 (6) Other non- yuan 61457 1138.1 agriculture 31225 1007.3 30232.0 1314.4 (7) Outgoing labor yuan 75510 1398.3 52589 1696.4 22921 996.6 D. Total Consume yuan 403643 7474.7 227166 7328 176477 7672.9 I.Working cost yuan 149899 2775.8 84007 2709.9 65892 2864.9 (I ) Farming. forestry. pasturage. fishery and yuan 141747 2624.9 side-line production 81807 2638.9 59940 2606.1 Among: Planting vyuan 119016 2204.0 68243 2201.4 50773 2207.5 (2) Industry yuan 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 (3) Architecture yuan 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 (4) Transportation yuan 2929 54.2 1200 38.7 1729 75.2 (5) Trade and diet yuan 1700 31.5 service 1000 32.3 700 30.4 (6) Others N,uan 3523 65.2 0 0.0 3523 153.2 2.Livine consume yuan 253744 4698.9 143159 4618.1 110585 4808.0 (I) Food vuan 155359 2877.0 88303 2848.5 67056 2915.5 (2) Dress yuan 39740 735.9 23223 749.1 16517 718.1 (3) Habitation yuan 22556 417.7 12688 409.3 9868 429.0 Among: Fuel yuan 12487 231.2 7457 240.5 5030 218.7 (4) Living things and yuan 5157 95.5 ser% ice 2795 90.2 2362 102.7 (5) Medical treatment yuan 16200 300.0 and health protection 8654 279.2 7546 328.1 (6) Traffic and yuan 9589 177.6 communication 5025 162.1 4564 198.4 (7) Entertainment and yuan 4500 83.3 culture service 2131 68.7 2369 103.0 (8) Others yuan 643 11.9 340 11.0 303 13.2 E. Average net income per yuan 1400 .1362 1450 16 Resettlement Action Plan I capita I I I I I I I I 17 Resettlement Action Plan 3. Project Impact 3.1. Determination of Project Impact Scope 3.1.1. Reservior Inundated 7. Design Flood Standards 7. The backwater level of 1-in-20-year flood (5%), for rural resident areas, highways, power facilities, telecommunication facilities and broadcasting and TV facilities; 7. The backwater level of I -in-5.year flood (20%), for cultivated land, garden plots, and water ponds 7. ŠThe normal reservoir water level for woodland. 7. Storm Impact Area upstream the Dam Considering storm impact, inhabitants remove line and cultivated (garden) land requisition line adopt respectively the height of 1.Om and 0.5m over normal flood level to ensure security upstream the dam of inconspicuous backwater impact. 7. Methods for Reservoir Closing and Scope Establishment Reservoir backwater extreme was established by analyzing the flood backwater level when it was with 0.3m upper normal flood of the same frequency. The extreme section of this reservoir is: inhabitant point and land point for Pidu River is "0+000", inhabitant point for Youshui River is "0+160", land point is "2+410". Investigation level is shown as Table 3.1: Reservoir Investigation Level of Lajitan Hydropower Station". 7. Collapse and Landslip area According to the feasibility study report of Lajitan Hydropower Station: two banks of reservoir are are very steady, so landslip, collapse and inundation may be ignored. The scope of reservoir inundation treatment was shown as Attach 2: Sketch Map of Reservoir Area of Lajitan Hydropower Station. 18 Resettlement Action Plan Reservoir Investigation Level of Lajitan Hydropower Station Table 3.1 Inhbitnt eLine Cultivated and Garden Land . ~~~~~~~~Inhabitants Remove Reqineio Line. Requisition Line Area Section lace (p=5%) (p=20%) number pa Natural Feedback Survey Natural Feedback Survey level level level level level level 902 Estuary of 3637305 305 9+092 Piduhe River 364 371 371.05 360.5 370.5 370.55 7+567 Jiangjunyan 364.12 371.1 360.19 370.6 371.18 370.67 5+431 Xia-er-tai 364.83 371.25 361.94 370.75 371.31 370.80 3+900 Wawatang 365.46 371.36 363.2 370.85 Pidu 371.58 371.04 RPideur 2+395 370.15 371.8 369.32 371.22 372.65 371.55 1+969 373.42 373.5 371.71 371.87 374.90 373.77 1+130 Dongchao 376.3 376.3 374.66 374.66 377.21 375.68 0+400 Liangheke 378.12 378.12 376.69 376.69 378.52 _ 377.19 0+000 Lianyudong 378.91 378.91 378.91 377.69 377.69 377.69 22+290 361.3 370.0 371.0 357.2 370.0 370.50 18+345 Entrance of 364.71 371.14 360.71 370.25 Maodong _ _ 372.09 I 370.91 15+970 371.1 373.04 368.9 371.56 373.91 372.13 14+160 373.56 374.78 370.83 372.70 375.51 373.56 12+050 Zhongbao 375.47 376.23 372.71 373.82 377.08 374.38 10+330 Longwangba 377.42 377.93 374.19 374.93 You s 378.72 375.35 hui 8+170 Shazhiba 379.0 379.50 375.26 375.76 Riv 380.17 376.26 River 7+ 135 Ranjiaba 380.36 380.83 376.34 376.75 381.13 .377.05 6+170 381.01 381.42 377.01 377.35 381.75 377.80 4+000 Manshuilaojie 381.79 382.08 377.95 378.75 382.27 378.50 3+058 Shujiaping 382.18 382.46 378.54 378.75 382.70 379.00 2+410 Paotongwan 382.68 382.93 379.08 379.24 Tangke 383.51 379.24 0+ 160 Hydropower 383.9 384.08 384.08 380.33 380.43 Station 19 Resettlement Action Plan 3.1.2. Land Requisitioned for Permanent Structures Land Requisitioned for Permanent Structures include Dam, Transformer Station, Power Prodection Plant, Highway and permanent living quarter, etc. 3.1.3. Temporary Land Requisition for Construction The land to be temporarily requisitioned is the land to be borrowed during construction term, including those for spoil areas, production and living areas and temporary access roads. 3.2. Project Impact Survey In order to investigate the inventory affected by the project, in the prime design stage of the project, a survey team leaded by the People's Government of Laifeng County, jointly formed by the relevant departments of Plan Committee, Civil Administration Bureau, Land Administration Bureau, Public Security Bureau, Finance Bureau, Price Administration Bureau, Statistics Bureau, Poverty Support Office of Laifeng County and the Government of relevant Town (ship) , and instructed on technology by The East China Investigation and Design Institute, carried out an overall field survey (household by household), from April 2000, to every object affected by the reservoir inundation, land requisition for permanent structures and temporary use. After the survey result was verified to be no problem, the inpact villages, household and survey staff should sign on it. The survey contents and methods are described as follows. A. Demography: Based on the actual recorded population (both registered or not registered) of 1999 and village group as a ec, survey and statistics were made on the affected population household to household. The affected population are divided into agricultural and non-agricultural categories. B. Land survey: Based on'" Household's Land Contract Card" and general construction layout, according to the actual working conditions, the land survey was carried out according to the ownership and land types (including cultivated land, garden plots. woodland and house-based plots). C. Housing survey: Taking village group as a ec and based on the elevation and house types, all the houses in the reservoir inundation and land requisition scope were measured on site, according to different structures such as brick-concrete, brick-wood, earth-wood, wood and simple structure, and then area statistics was made. Collective houses were measured according to the ownership and structures, and then area statistics was made. D. Special facilities survey: After site verification register based on the data supplied by various sections of the county who are in charge of relational special facilities, site measurement was carried out for highway, electric power and other facilities which will be affected by the project. 3.3. Project Impact Inventory The housing demolishment and land acquisition of this project involves 2 Counties, 5 Town(ship)s, 15 Villages and 64 Villager Group, there are totally 84 households, 397 persons 20 Resettlement Action Plan (in which rural people is 384) will be affected by housing demolishment, 1710.5 mu land will be permanently acquisitioned and 35 mu will be temporary use, 16126.1 m' house area will be demolished and 20110 scattered trees will be cut. The main Inventory affected by the project is shown in table 3.2. Statistic of the Inventory Affected by Lajitan Project Table 3.2 Laifeng County Lnsa Item unit Total Manshui Baifushi County Township Town A. Rural Parts a. Land acquisition Mu 1745.5 684.4 645.0 416.1 1. Cultivated land Mu 692.5 346.4 167.5 178.6 1.1 Paddy Mu 209.2 99.2 33.2 76.8 1.2 Dry land Mu 483.3 247.2 134.3 101.8 2. Garden plot Mu 13.7 7.7 6.0 2.2.1 Orange Mu 5.0 5.0 2.2.2 Mulberry Mu 7.7 7.7 2.2.3 Nursery Mu 1.0 1.0 3. Woodland Mu 369.4 3.9 155.5 210.0 3.1 Special Forest Mu 175.0 3.9 138.1 33.0 3.2 Fir Mu 9.5 9.5 3.3 Pine Mu 41.0 1.0 40.0 3.4 Bush Mu 137.0 137.0 3.5 Bamboo Mu 6.9 6.9 4. Wasteland Mu 569.7 319.2 241.6 8.9 5. Wastehill Mu 34.7 34.7 6. Fishing Pool Mu 0.2 0.2 7. Housing Plot -Mu 30.3 7.2 10.7 12.4 8. Temporary land using Mu 35.0 35.0 b. Housing and auxiliary structures demolishment I House demolishment m2 16126.1 5511.4 5282.0 5332.7 1 .1 Brick-concrete house m' 3389.8 2227.6 518.5 643.7 1.2 Brick-wood house m2 5393.1 1710.9 2140.5 1541.7 1.3 Wood house m2 5904.5 867.7 2430.1 2606.7 1.4 Earth-wood house m2 0.0 1.5 Simple house m2 1345.2 705.2 192.9 447.1 1.6 Sundry house m_2 93.5 93.5 2 Auxiliary structure 2.1 Tobacoo-Baked room m' 81.6 81.6 2.2 Toilet m'2 41.2 41.2 2.3 Fence m' 138.9 65.9 65.5 7.5 21 Resettlement Action Plan 2.4 Sty and Crib m2 2344.9 720.9 906.4 717.6 (To be continue) 2.5 Level Ground m2 2904.8 754.0 1657.3 493.5 2.6 Concrete Bleachery m2 2628.6 731.1 1122.4 775.1 2.7 Cooking Range Unit 239 54 104 81 2.8 Silo Unit 32 5 20 7 2.9 Pool Unit 50 18 32 2.10 Telephone Unit 0 2.11 Cable TV Unit 27 12 11 4 2.12 Stone Bleachery m2 229.7 229.7 2.13 Tap Water Unit 26 18 1 7 c. Scattered tree 20110 17496 2349 265 1. Fruit and economic trees 8625 7557 831 237 2. Bamboo and othertrees 11485 9939 1518 28 d. Rural living and production facilities 1. Family TV acceptor Unit 4 4 2. Family alcohol mill Unit 2 1 3.Conveninent bridge Unit I I 4.Transformer Kw/unit 80/2 80/2 5.Tile Stove Unit 5 4 6. Family vermicelli Mill Unit I 1 7.Village medical treatment Unit I I Station 8.Shop Unit 5 1 4 B. Infrastructure I Grade 4 Highway km I1 3 8 2. Tractor Road km 3 2 1 3. Communication Cable km 9.8 1.8 8 4. Transmission Line km 35KV Transmission line km 7 7 IOKV Transmission line km 7 4 3 5. Ferry Unit 13 6 5 2 6. Tomb Unit 20 5 15 22 Resettlement Action Plan 3.3.1. Land Acquisition There are totally 1710.5 mu land will be permanently acquisitioned, with cultivated land of 692.5 mu, garden plot of 13.7 mu, woodland of 369.4 mu and house plot of 30.3. the statistic of land acquisition of Lajitan Project is shown in table 3.3 and the detailed data of land acquisition is shown in attach 1. Statistic of Land Acquisition of Lajitan Project Table 3.3 unit: mu Laifeng County Item Unit Total Manshi Baifushi Longshan County Township Town 1. Cultivated land mu 692.5 346.4 167.5 178.6 1.1 Paddy mu 209.2 99.2 33.2 76.8 In which: basic farmland mu 209.2 99.2 33.2 76.8 1.2 Dry land mu 483.3 247.2 134.3 101.8 2. Garden plot mu 13.7 7.7 6.0 2.2.1 Orange mu 5.0 5.0 2.2.2 Mulberry mu 7.7 7.7 2.2.3 Nursery mu 1.0 1.0 3. Woodland mu 369.4 3.9 155.5 210.0 3.1 Special Wood mu 175.0 3.9 138.1 33.0 3.2 Fir mu 9.5 9.5 3.3 Pine mu 41.0 1.0 40.0 3.4 Bush mu 137.0 137.0 3.5 Bamboo mu 6.9 6.9 4. Wasteland mu 569.7 319.2 241.6 8.9 5. Waste hill mu 34.7 34.7 6. Fishing pool mu 0.2 0.2 7. House-based Plots mu 30.3 7.2 10.7 12.4 Total 1710.5 684.4 610.0 416.1 A. Reservoir Land Requisition Reservoir land requisition of the project means the various types of land which is affected by the reservoir inundation upstream the dam axis. The total reservoir affected land is 1615.8 mu. The survey result of land requisition for the reservoir is shown in Table 3.4. 23 Resettlement Action Plan Land Requisition Affected by the Reservoir Inundation of Lajitan Project Table 3.4 unit: mu Laifeng County Item Unit Total Manshi Longshan County Baifushi Town Township 1. Cultivated land mu 658.6 346.4 133.6 178.6 1.1I Paddy mu 206.2 99.2 30.2 76.8 1.2 Dry land mu 452.4 247.2 103.4 101.8 2. Garden plot mu 13.7 7.7 6.0 2.2.1 Orange mu 5.0 5.0 2.2.2 Mulberry mu 7.7 7.7 2.2.3 Nursery mu 1.0 1.0 3. Woodland mu 369.4 3.9 155.5 210.0 3.1 Special Wood mu 175.0 3.9 138.1 33.0 3.2 Fir mu 9.5 9.5 3.3 Pine mu 41.0 1.0 40.0 3.4 Bush mu 137.0 137.0 3.5 Bamboo mu 6.9 6.9 4. Wasteland mu 546.0 319.2 217.9 8.9 5. Waste hill mu 6.6 6.6 6. Fishing pool mu 0.2 0.2 7. House-based Plots mu 21.3 7.2 1.7 12.4 Total 1615.8 684.4 515.3 416.1 B. Land acquisition for Permanent Structure The permanent land requisition means the land to be requisitioned for the permanent project structures (except the reservoir) and permanent access roads. The land will be requisitioned is owned by the Meizhiao Village, Baifushi Town and is 94.7 mu in total. Details are shown in Table 3.5. Permanent Land Requisition of Lajitan Hydropower Station Table 3.5 unit: mu Item Unit Meizhiao village 1. Cultivated Land Mu 33.9 1.1 Paddy Mu 3.0 1.2 Dry land Mu 30.9 24 Resettlement Action Plan 2. Wasteland Mu 23.7 3. Waste hill Mu 28.1 4. House-based Plots Mu 9.0 Total Mu 94.7 3.3.2. Temporary Land Requisition for Construction The land to be temporarily requisitioned is the land to be borrowed during construction term, including those for spoil areas, production and living areas and temporary access roads. There are totally 35 mu land of Meizhiao Village, Baifushi Town will be temporarily acquisitioned and the borrowing period is 4 years. 3.3.3. Project Impact Population After household by household survey on the spots, the total number of households that will be actually affected by the land requisition and houe relocation will be 575 households, 2565 persons, in which, affected both by land acquisition and house relocation will be 49 households, 236 persons, only affected by land acquisition will be 491 households, 2168 persons, other 35 household, 161 persons will only affected by house relocation. Article 47 of the national Land Administration Law requires the calculation of "Excess Agricultural Population", a statistical table which is used as the basis for calculating resettlement subsidy to be paid to the village to finance economic rehabilitation measures. It is caculated by dividing the amount of requisitioned cultivated land by the average per capita amount of cultivated land of the affected village. In this case the calculated total number is 640. See table 3.6 for details of population affected by the Project, see table 3.7 for details of population affected by house relocation and see table 3.9 for details of population affected by land acquisition6. List of Population affected by Lajitan Project Table 3.6 unit: person Population affected by Population affected by land Agricultural population need housing demolishment acquisition to be allocated Village Sub- Reservoir Permanent Sub- Reservoir Permanent Sub- Reservoir Permanen total inundated structure total inundated structure total inundated t structure area area area area area area Xinggongqiao 13 r3 371 371 80 80 Shujiaping 34 34 485 485 194 194 Tongzhi 36 36 336 336 66 66 Sheliba I I I 103 103 20 20 Zhaojiapo 28 28 1 1 I Fengmu 14 14 1 _ Meizhiao 117 117 179 65 114 21 5 16 Nanhe 23 23 195 195 43 43 Heguang 96 96 30 30 Kuda 36 36 78 78 14 14 Zhangjiachao 90 90 200 200 83 83 Dongkan 19 19 24 24 4 4 25 Resettlement Action Plan zhangjiawan 18 18 Yangjia 239 239 64 64 Maojiang 56 56 9 9 Total 397 280 117 2404 2290 114 640 624 16 3.3.4. House Relocation 2 There are totally 16126.1m houses will be demolished, which include private and collective houses. The house area and the amount of auxiliary structures will be demolishedc are shown in table 3.7--3.12. 26 Resettlement Action Plan Composition of Population to be Resettled of Lajitan Project Table3.7 unit: person Number Sex Nationality age Work of labors item CountyTo Village housDonula Mate Femal Non- Sub- peasan worke e wn (ship)ehold tin Male e Ha han <18 18-35 36-55 56-60 60< toa r cadre emplo other Shujiaping 8 34 17 17 5 29 16 15 3 15 14 _ Sheliba 2 Ii 6 5 1 10 3 3 3 2 7 4 1 2 TMoanshup Tongzhi 6 36 18 18 36 13 13 6 1 3 23 23 Xinggongqiao 2 13 8 5 13 2 6 4 1 9 6 3 Sub-total 18 94 49 45 6 88 34 37 13 1 9 54 47 I 1 2 3 Reservoir Baifushi Nanhe 5 23 8 15 I 22 II 8 4 13 10 _ 2 inundated Town Sub-total 5 23 8 15 I 22 II 8 4 13 10 1 2 p)opulation Kuda 6 36 16 20 4 32 13 12 5 4 2 23 20 2 _ Zhangjiachao 18 90 42 48 3 87 30 32 7 12 9 65 57 2 6 Long.shan Dongkan 4 19, 8 II 19 8 8 I 2 12 8 1 3 Zhangjiawan 3 18 7 I 1 18 7 7 3 I 12 7 I 4 Sub-total 31 163 73 90 7 156 58 59 13 21 12 112 92 2 4 14 Permnanent Meizhiao 30 117 53 64 91 26 41 38 25 2 II 61 37 4 2 18 structure Baifushi affected Town Sub-total 30 117 53 64 91 26 41 38 25 2 II 61 37 4 2 18 population I I I_I_I Total 84 397 183 214 105 292 144 142 55 24 32 240 186 I 7 9 37 27 Resettlement Action Plan Statistic of Relocated Houses of Lajitan Project Table 3.7 unit: m2 County, Province 'Iown (ship) Village Sub-total Brick-concrete house Wood house Siimple house Sundry house Longshang County, I lunan Province 5332.7 643.7 1541.72 2606.72 447.06 93.5 Kuda 763.30 134.40 307.74 244.02 77.14 Zhangjiachao 3823.6 509.28 790.12 2210.3 226.37 87.5 Dongkan 348.9 79.35 152.4 111.15 6 Zhangjiawan 396.9 364.51 32.4 Laifeng County, 10793.3 2746.13 3851.33 3297.77 898.07 Illubei Province Manshui 5511.3 2227.64 1710.85 867.66 705.19 Xinggongqiao 867.9 562.2 156.8 122.4 26.5 Shu.jiaping 2812.1 1262.0 1226.25 323.89 Sheliha 978.2 403.4 190.8 211.5 172.5 TIongzhi 853.1 137 533.76 182.3 13aiushi 5282.0 518.49 2140.48 2430.11 192.88 Meizhiao 4557.4 518.49 1940.24 1967.58 131.1 Nanhe 724.6 200.24 462.53 61.78 Total 16126 3389.83 5393.05 5904.49 1345.1 93.5 28 Resettlement Action Plan Statistic of Relocated Houses in Reservoir Inundated Area of Lajitan Project Table 3.8 unit: m2 County, Province Town (shiip) Viiiage Sub.notal lBrick-concreic house lBrick-wood house Wood house Suliple houise Sundry house [ongshang County, llunan l'rovince 5332.7 643.7 1541.72 2606.72 447.06 93.5 Kuda 763.30 134.40 307.74 244.02 77.14 Zhangjiachao 3823.6 509.28 790.12 2210.3 226.37 87.5 D)ongkan 348.9 79.35 152.4 111.15 6 Zhangjiawvan 396.9 364.51 32.4 Laileng County. Ilubei Plrovince 6235.9 2227.6 1911.09 1330.19 766.97 Manshui 5511.3 2227.6 1710.85 867.66 705.19 Xinggongqiao 867.9 562.2 156.8 122.4 26.5 Shu.jiaping 2812.1 1262.0 1226.25 323.89 Sheliba 978.2 403.4 190.8 211.5 172.5 Iolgzhli 853.1 137 533.76 182.3 alafushi 724.6 0 200.24 462.53 61.78 Meizhiao Nanile 724.6 200.24 462.53 61.78 Total 11568.6 2871.3 3452.79 3936.91 1214 93.5 Statistic of Relocated Houses in Permanent Structure Area of Lajitan Project Table 3.9 unit: m2 County, 1'rovince [own (ship) | Village Sub-total 13riek-coneretc hous 13rick-wood house | Wood house Simple house Sundry house LaifcngCounty.Ilubei Province alizsliii Mei,hiao 4557.4 518.49 1 1940.24 1 1967.58 131.1 Iotal 4557.4 518.49 J 1940.24 | 1967.58 131.1 29 Resettlement Action Plan Statistic of Auxiliary Structure of Lajitan Project Table 3.1 0 C'ookiiig T~~~~~~~~~~~iobacoo. Rock- County. Town Sty and Fnlce Level Concrete Ilap Water RanBeI1 elephone Bam Cable ITV Pool Toilet Silo baked cinbankni Provinice (ship) Village Crib Girounid lileachery, Range I ouse entt (1112) (in2) (1i12) (mn2) (unit) (unit) (Ullit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (m2) (unit) (m2) (m2) Longshang County, l lunan 717.61 7.53 493.51 775.11 7 81 5 4 32 41.2 7 81.64 229.7 Province Kuda 201.05 129.0 115.0 3 18 I 5 2 Zhangjiachao 417.11 7.53 364.51 660.11 4 54 3 4 16 10 5 81.64 229.7 I)ongkan I I 2 Zhangjiawan 99.45 8 9 31.2 I[aifeng County, 1627.29 131.36 2411.31 1853.4 19 158 0 23 18 0 25 0 0 I lubei Province Manshui 720.89 65.85 754 731.05 . 18 54 0 12 0 () 5 Xinggongqiao 148.75 88 195.75 I 6 Shujiaping 368.07 65.85 515 447.1 14 24 10 5 Sheliba 75.6 30.8 1 6 2 _rongzhi 128.47 151 57.4 2 18 BalXushi 90)6.4 65.51 1657.31 1122.4 I 104 1 1 18 20 Mcizhiao 731.74 65.51 15772.09 913.19 85 II 10 17 NaneI, 174.66 85.2? 209.17 1 19 8 3 Total 2344.9 138 ') 29104.28 2628.5 26 239 0 5 27 50 41.2 32 81.64 229.7 30 Resettlement Action Plan Statistic of Auxiliary Structure in Reservoir Inundated Area of Lajitan Project Table 3.1 1 Sty aiid Level Concrete Tap Cookiiig 'r~~~~~~~~~obacoo- Rock- Co. yProvince Town Sty and ib Fence Ieovel C'oncrete Tap Cekriig Telephone [lam Cable Tv Pool roilet Silo baked embankin County, Provmce (ship) Village ('rb (.round 13eaehery' Water Range llouse ent (mn2) (1n2) (m2) (mn2) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (n12) (unit) (m2) (m2) 717.61 7.53 493.51 775.11 7 81 5 4 32 41.2 7 81.64 229.7 Longshang Kuda 201.05 129.0 115.0 3 18 I 5 2 County, llunan Zhangjiachao 417.11 7.53 364.51 660.11 4 54 3 4 16 10 5 81.64 229.7 Province Dongkan I _ 2 Zhangjiavan 99.45 8 9 31.2 895.55 65.85 839.22 940.22 19 73 0 12 8 0 8 0 0 Manshui 720.89 65.85 754 731.05 18 54 0 12 0 0 5 Xinggongqiao 148.75 88 195.75 6 6 Shujiapinig 368.07 65.85 515 447.1 14 24 10 5 Laif'eng County. Sheliba 75.6 30.8 _ 6 2 Illubei Province ______ 'I'ongzhi 128.47 151 57.4 2 18 llal'ushi 174.66 t) 85.22 209.17 I 19 0 8 3 Meizhiao Nanhe 174.66 85.22 209.17 _ 19 8 3 rotal 1332.73 1715.33 26 154 0 5 16 40 41.2 15 81.64 229.7 Statistic of Auxiliary Structure in Permanent Structure Area of Lajitan Project Table 3.12 Town Sty and F Level Concrete |Tap Cooking 'I'elepho Bam Cable Pool Toilet Silo |obacoo- Rock- County, Province (I') Village Crib Ground 13leachery Water Range ne j TV ' baked louse cmbankment (silip) (l,12) (m2) (m2) (m2) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (unit) (m2) (unit) (m2) (i2) Laifeng County, llubci l'rovincc l3aifushi 731.7 65.5 1572.1 913.2 85 1 111 10 17 I Meizhiao 731.7 65.5 1572.1 913.2 | | 85 | |_ |_ 11 | 10 17 | _ - 31 Resettlement Action Plan I 'Fotal 1 731.7 1 65.5 1 1572.1 j 913.2 1 1 85 1 1 1 11 1 10 1 1 17 1 l l 32 Resettlement Action Plan 3.3.5. Affected Infrastructure The infrastructure affected by the project include Grade 4 Highway, Bridge, Tractor Road, Communication Cable and Transmission Line, etc. See table 3.13 for the details. List of the Infrastrcture affected by the Project Table 3.13 Permanent structure Name of infrastructure unit Reservior area area I.Grade four highway km 8 2.Bridge unit 4 3.Tractor road km 2.13 4.Communication km 8 cable__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.35Kv transmission km 7 line 6.10Kv transmission km 3.3.6. Affected Rural Living and Production Facilities See table 3.14 for the details. List of the Rural Living and Production Facilities affected by the project Table 3.14 Name Unit Total Longshan Baifushi Town Manshui County Township Family TV Unit 4 4 Acceptor Family Accohol Unit 2 1 Mill Conveninent bridge Unit I I Transformer Kw/unit 80/2 80/2 Tile Stove Unit 5 1 4 Family vermicelli Unit I Mill Villager medical Unit I treatment station Shop Unit 5 4 l 3.3.7. Scattered Trees to be Cut The amount of the scattered fruit trees, economic trees, other trees and bamboo etc. is totally 20110, in which, the scattered fruit and other economic trees is 8625, mainly orange, peach, plum, chestnut, loquat and grapefruit. Details is shown in table 3.15. 33 Resettlement Action Plan Statistic of the Scattered Trees to be Cut Table 3.15 unit: trunk Odd fruit trees and other Other odd trees and bamboo economic trees Belonging Total Re Permanen Reservior Permanen Sub-total inundated t structure Sub-total inundated t structure area area Maonshui 17496 7557 7557 9939 9939 Township Baifushi town 2349 831 569 262 1518 775 743 Longshan County, Hunan 265 237 237 28 28 Province Total 20110 8625 8363 262 11485 10742 743 3.3.8. Affected Vulnerable Households By the identificatiuon, , there are only 2 Vulnerable households with 6 persons among all the affected household, details is shown in table 3.17. List of the Vulnerable Households Affected by the Project Table 3.17 Location Househol Househol Sex Town Village Village d d labors Male Female No. Name Goppopulatio Remarks n (person (person (person (person) ) ) Jianggu i Baifushi Meizhao Wachang 4 1 2 2 No male labors n ba 2chengqinx W'achang c ian Baifushi Meizhiao ba 2 1 1 No labors 3.4. Impact Analysis of Land Acquisition Totally, there are 14 villages and 62 village groups will be affected by land acquisition of Lajitan Project, the cultivated land of the villages and groups before and after land acquisition is shown in table 3.19. From table 3.19, we can see that, among all 14 affected villages, the cultivated land reducing rate of Shuijiaping, Zhangjiachao and Yangjia were relatively large, respectively of 13.6%, 13.5% and 6.5%, and the reducing rate of other villages were all little than 5%, the average reducing rate was 4.45%. After land acquisition, the cultivated land per capita of affected villages will be different of 0.62-1.98 mu, the self-supply of grain will be guaranteed. Lajitai Project will requisition the cultivated land of 692.5mu, garden of 13.7mu, and forestry land of 369.4mu, in which only 50.5mu for wood and most of forestry land is bush of 34 Resettlement Action Plan no any economic value. By the table for economic incomes of each effected village, it shows the income from the plant industry, forestry and fruit gardens accounts to 40% of the agricultural economic income, and from the animal and aquatic products industry and other non-agricultural accounts to about 30%, respectively. The land requisition makes the income of the plant products industry reduce 4.5%, and the income from other agriculture will not be effected. With construction of project, all facilities being perfected and employed changes being increased, the income from non-agriculture will be increased. Therefore, the land requisition will have less impact on the regional economy. For reason of land requisition, the original production system within the effected range will be damaged in different level, which will cause influence on the local area. The yearly grain loss is about 340ton, and nearly thousand will loss the materials that they depend on for their living and have to find other way for their living and production. As Lajitai reservoir is in a remote mountain area, the economic development is slow for reasons of limited by natural environment, the agricultural production development is limited by less land area per capita, poor land quality, not enough finance. The cost invested for agricultural production was less, the original production and living level was lower. The construction of the project will give a chance for resettlers to rebuild the production system and social system. The schedule of reclaiming land to plant fruit tress and economic woods and reforming the cultivated lands with low and middle yield and fully developing the land resource is also to carry out a protecting policy of the cultivated land requisitioned for projection construction issued in state land administrative laws. According to principles of "quantity of land reclaimed according to that of land requisitioned" and the compensation system for cultivated land requisition, the requisitioned land will be made up. The quantity of land requisitioned and made up will be balanced. Also by the resettlement plan, the resettlerswill be set in areas with favorable natural and traffic conditions and social environment, the resettlers will get benefits and be supported by favorable policies, technique, investment and materials and soon their original living level can be restored. Grain Lossing of Townships Affected by Land Acquiaition Table 3.18 Total Total food Average Land to be Town (ship) lcultivated output food output acquisitione Losing food Proportion land (T) permu d (T) (%) (mu) (kg/mu) (mu) Baifushi Town 32757 18500 565 167.54 94.7 0.51 Manshui Township 23107 11001 476 346.35 164.9 1.50 Houyang Township 7200 2548 354 112.95 40.0 1.57 Laoxing Township 7800 3474 445 3.35 1.5 0.04 Guitang Town 8280 5111 617 62.33 38.5 0.75 Total 79144 40634 692.52 339.6 0.84 35 Resettlement Action Plan The Cultivated Land Change Before and After Land Acquistion of Villages and Groups Table 3.19 Agricullural (Cultivated land owned belfore Cultivated land owned aller Cultivated land per capita Cultivated land per capita Reducing Village Villager Group population land acquisition land acquisition before land acquisition aller land acquisition proporion (person) (mu) (mu) (mu/person) (nmu/person) (%) Sub-total P'addy Dry land Sub-total Paddy Dry land Sub-total Paddy Dry land Sub-total Paddy Dry land Kuda 785 9(5 510 395 887.1 497.1 390.0 1.15 0.65 0.50 1.13 0.63 0.50 1.97 Group 1 210 263 200 63 256.2 194.8 61.4 1.25 0.95 0.30 1.22 0.93 0.29 2.57 Group 3 19( 242 189 53 230.9 181.3 49.6 1.27 0.99 0.28 1.21 0.95 0.26 4.58 Zhangjiachao 700 672 453 219 581.3 415.4 165.9 0.96 0.65 0.31 0.83 0.59 0.24 13.50 Group 1 337 340 265 75 300 252.1 47.9 1.01 0.79 0.22 0.89 0.75 0.14 11.78 Group 2 153 181 121 60 130.4 96.4 34.0 I.18 0.79 0.39 0.85 0.63 0.22 27.98 Dongkan 977 774 693 81 770.7 690.5 80.2 0.79 0.71 0.08 0.79 0.71 0.08 0.43 Group 5 182 159 131 28 156.6 129.4 27.2 0.87 0.72 0.15 0.86 0.71 0.15 1.53 Group 6 198 164 138 26 163.1 137.1 26.0 0.83 0.70 0.13 0.82 0.69 0.13 0.55 Yangjia 8 1022 839 600 239 784.6 576.2 208.4 0.82 0.59 0.23 0.76 0.56 0.20 6.49 Group I 312 265 192 73 244.4 178.5 65.9 0.85 0.62 0.23 0.78 0.57 0.21 7.79 Group 2 124 105 75 30 80.4 66.6 13.8 0.84 0.60 0.24 0.65 0.54 0.11 23.37 Group 4 167 143 101 42 138.2 99.5 38.7 0.85 0.60 0.25 0.83 0.60 0.23 3.36 Group 6 198 170 122 48 165.6 121.6 44.0 0.86 0.62 0.24 0.83 0.61 0.22 2.61 Maojiang 5 948 711 573 138 703.1 573.0 130.1 0.75 0.60 0.15 0.74 0.60 0.14 1.11 Group 4 342 309 247 62 302.4 247.0 55.4 0.9 0.72 0.18 0.88 0.72 0.16 2.14 Group 5 238 191 145 46 189.7 145.0 44.7 0.8 0.61 0.19 0.8 0.61 0.19 0.68 Shujiaping II 1423 1109 565 544 957.9 535.4 422.5 0.78 0.40 0.38 0.68 0.38 0.30 13.63 Group I III 86 44 42 67 41.9 25.1 0.78 0.40 0.38 0.61 0.38 0.23 22.05 Group 2 159 124 63 61 103.6 61.4 42.2 0.78 0.40 0.38 0.66 0.39 0.27 16.52 Group 3 140 90 36 54 72.3 35.6 36.7 0.65 0.26 0.39 0.51 0.25 0.26 19.66 Group 4 137 108 55 53 89.4 53.9 35.5 0.79 0.40 0.39 0.65 0.39 0.26 17.26 Group 5 166 130 66 64 122 J60.2 61.8 0.79 0.40 0.39 0.73 0.36 0.37 6.12 36 Resettlement Action Plan Group 6 96 76 39 37 60.1 38.1 22.0 0.8 0.41 0.39 0.63 0.40 0.23 20.97 Group 7 10() 77 39 38 67.2 39.0 28.2 0.77 0.39 0.38 0.67 0.39 0.28 12.79 Group 8 99 76 39 37 63.3 35.9 27.4 0.76 0.39 0.37 0.64 0.36 0.28 16.76 Group 9 173 135 69 66 123.9 66.0 57.9 0.78 0.40 0.38 0.71 0.38 0.33 8.24 Group 10 148 116 59 57 98.2 47.4 50.8 0.79 0.40 0.39 0.66 0.32 0.34 15.31 Zhaojiapo 8 1264 1229 804 425 1219.3 797.9 421.4 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.96 0.63 0.33 0.79 Group 2 133 130 85 45 129.4 85.0 44.4 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.97 0.64 0.33 0.46 Group 3 191 187 122 65 178.6 115.9 62.7 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.94 0.61 0.33 4.45 Group 7 134 131 86 45 130.3 86.0 44.3 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.97 0.64 0.33 0.56 Xinggongqiao 14 1637 1415 871 544 1346.2 849.7 496.5 0.86 0.53 0.33 0.82 0.52 0.30 4.86 Group 2 145 130 80 50 120.5 76.9 43.6 0.89 0.55 0.34 0.83 0.53 0.30 7.37 Group 3 81 75 46 29 70.1 42.7 27.4 0.93 0.57 0.36 0.87 0.53 0.34 6.55 Group 4 121 110 68 42 95.5 65.3 30.2 0.91 0.56 0.35 0.79 0.54 0.25 13.19 Group 5 110 92 57 35 78.4 50.2 28.2 0.84 0.52 0.32 0.72 0.46 0.26 14.77 Group 6 176 148 91 57 143.6 89.8 53.8 0.84 0.52 0.32 0.82 0.51 0.31 3.01 Group 9 104 89 55 34 85.7 52.9 32.8 0.86 0.53 0.33 0.83 0.51 0.32 3.66 Group I0 108 86 52 34 83 50.2 32.8 0.79 0.48 0.31 0.76 0.46 0.30 3.49 Group II 105 85 52 33 83.1 52.0 31.1 0.81 0.50 0.31 0.8 0.50 0.30 2.26 Group 12 92 81 50 31 76.3 49.8 26.5 0.88 0.54 0.34 0.83 0.54 0.29 5.80 Group 13 104 74 46 28 68.7 46.0 22.7 0.71 0.44 0.27 0.66 0.44 0.22 7.23 Group 14 105 84 51 33 80.5 51.0 29.5 0.8 0.49 0.31 0.77 0.49 0.28 4.23 Tongzhi 13 1494 1661 1005 656 1586.2 972.3 613.9 1.11 0.67 0.44 1.06 0.65 0.41 4.50 Group I 130 147 89 58 133 87.3 45.7 1.13 0.68 0.45 1.02 0.67 0.35 9.50 Group 2 93 99 60 39 94.2 57.2 37.0 1.07 0.65 0.42 1.02 0.62 0.40 4.86 Group 3 112 125 76 49 125 76.0 49.0 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.12 0.68 0.44 0.02 Group4 135 152 92 60 124.9 75.0 49.9 1.12 0.68 0.44 0.93 0.56 0.37 17.81 GroupS 94 106 64 42 101.8 61.7 40.1 1.13 0.68 0.45 1.09 0.66 0.43 3.91 Group 7 97 109 66 43 106.5 64.8 41.7 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.1 0.67 0.43 2.34 Group 8 112 124 75 49 117.2 70.0 47.2 1.11 0.67 0.44 1.05 0.63 0.42 5.44 37 Resettlement Action Plan Group 9 130 145 88 57 140.5 | 86.6 53.9 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.08 0.67 0.41 3.09 Group 10 120 132 80 52 128.4 78.6 49.8 1.! 0.67 0.43 1.08 0.66 0.42 2.75 Group II 127 143 87 56 139.4 87.0 52.4 1.13 0.69 0.44 1.1 0.69 0.41 2.50 Group 12 105 123 75 48 119.2 75.0 44.2 1.17 0.71 0.46 1.13 0.71 0.42 3.07 Fengmu I 1458 1186 630 556 1185.2 629.2 556.0 0.81 0.43 0.38 0.81 0.43 0.38 0.0 Group I 1o 64 34 30 63.2 33.2 30.0 0.64 0.34 0.30 0.63 0.33 0.30 1.22 Sheliba 14 1432 894 423 471 88 1.5 422.6 458.9 0.63 0.30 0.33 0.62 0.30 0.32 1.40 Group 9 114 68 33 35 64.8 32.6 32.2 0.6 0.29 0.31 0.57 0.29 0.28 4.79 Group 10 121 75 36 39 72.6 36.0 36.6 0.62 0.30 0.32 0.6 0.30 0.30 3.21 Group 13 75 48 23 25 41.1 23.0 18.1 0.64 0.31 0.33 0.55 0.31 0.24 14.35 Meizhiao 7 731 1516 333 1183 1448.6 317.8 1130.8 2.08 0.46 1.62 1.98 0.43 1.55 4.45 Wachangba 233 483 106 377 464 102.9 361.1 2.07 0.45 1.62 1.99 0.44 1.55 3.93 Zhaomushu 87 181 40 141 155.3 27.9 127.4 2.08 0.46 1.62 1.78 0.32 1.46 14.22 Nanhe 9 1050 1498 513 985 1434.3 511.6 922.7 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.37 0.49 0.88 4.25 Matou 127 181 62 119 174.9 62.0 112.9 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.38 0.49 0.89 3.36 Dawan 153 219 75 144 207.3 75.0 132.3 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.35 0.49 0.86 5.36 Dianshang 94 146 50 96 134.1 50.0 84.1 1.55 0.53 1.02 1.42 0.53 0.89 8.18 Zhongbao 162 231 79 152 208.4 77.6 130.8 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.29 0.48 0.81 9.79 Dage 76 108 37 71 106.1 37.0 69.1 1.42 0.49 0.93 1.4 0.49 0.91 1.76 Baoshang 120 169 58 III 161 58.0 103.0 1.41 0.48 0.93 1.34 0.48 0.86 4.72 Heguang 9 912 1139 603 536 1102.6 586.4 516.2 1.25 0.66 0.59 1.21 0.64 0.57 3.20 Yuantouge 146 181 96 85 180 96.0 84.0 1.24 0.66 0.58 1.24 0.66 0.58 0.53 Yuanbahu 103 129 68 61 128.1 68.0 60.1 1.25 0.66 0.59 1.24 0.66 0.58 0.74 Jiangjunyan 97 121 64 57 86.5 47.4 39.1 1.25 0.66 0.59 0.89 0.49 0.40 28.55 38 Resettlement Action Plan 4. Resettlement Policy Framework 4.1 Policy Basis Main legal and policy bases for requisition and resettlement of the project: o Land Law of the People's Republic of China (passed by the plenary meeting of the 16th session of the Standing Committee of the 6'h NPC on June 25th 1986, amended in accordance with Resolution about Amending Land Law of the People 's Republic of China of the plenary meeting of the 5th session of the Standing Committee of the 7h NPC on December 29'h, 1988, and revised at the plenary meeting of the 4th session of the Standing Committee of the 9th NPC on August 29, 1998). O Enforcement Regulations of Land Law of the People's Republic of China(Decree No. 256 of the State Council of the People's Republic of China). o Basic Regulations of Farmland Protection (Decree No. 257 of the State Council of the People's Republic of China). o Provisional Regulations of the PRC on Tax for Possession and Use of Field Land (No. 27 the State Council's Notice on Promulgation issued by the State Council). O Regulations on Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement of Large and Medium-Sized Water Conservancy and Hydroelectric Project (passed at the plenary meeting of the 77"t session of the standing committee of the State Council on January 25, 1991, enforced on May 1, 1991). o Enforcement Approach of Land Management Hubei Province (passed by the plenary meeting of the 12' session of the standing committee of the 9th People's Congress of Hubei Province on September 27, 1999). 0 Regulations of Forest Larnd Management Hubei Province (passed by the plenary meeting of the 29'h session of the standing committee of the 8'h people's congress of Hubei Province on August 5, 1997). o Specifications on Planning and Design of Reserwir Submerging Hubei Province (the PRC's power industry standard DLrT5064-1996). o Several Rules on Hubei 's Enforcing Law of Regional National Autonomy of the PRC (Passed by the plenary meeting of the 3rd session of the standing committee of the 8"' people's congress of Hubei Province on September 2 l ", 1988). O Regulations on Living-scattered Minority Nationalities Affairs Hubei Province (Passed by the plenary meeting of the 22nd session of the standing committee of the 8'h people's congress of Hubei Province on September 21, 1996). o Autonomous Regulations on West Hubei Province Tujia Nationality and Miao Nationality Autonomous District (passed at the 2nd people's congress of West Hubei Province Tujia Nationality and Miao Nationality Autonomous District on May 31, 1991, approved by 39 Resettlement Action Plan the plenary meeting of the 215' session of the standing committee of the 7" people's congress of Hubei Province on August 2,1991). o World Bank Business Guideline OD 4.30 Non-Voluntary Migrants 4.2. Pertinent Legal Regulations 4.2.1. Main relative specifications of "Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China" Chapter II Ownership of Land and Right to the Use of Land Article 8 Land in the urban areas of cities shall be owned by the State. Land in rural and suburban areas shall be owned by peasant collectives, except for those portions which belong to the State as provided for by law; house sites and private plots of cropland and hilly land shall also be owned by peasant collectives. Article 10 Land owned by peasant collectives that belongs lawfully to peasant collectives of a village shall be operated and managed by collective economic organizations of the village or by villagers' committees; land already owned by different peasant collectives that belong to two or more different collective economic organizations in the village shall be operated and managed by the rural collective economic organizations in the village or by villagers' teams, land already owned by peasant collectives of a township (town) shall be operated and managed by rural collective economic organizations of the township (town). Article 11 Land owned by peasant collectives shall by registered and recorded by people's governments at the county level, which shall, upon verification, issue certificates to confirm the ownership of such land. Land owned by peasant collectives to be lawfully used for non-agricultural construction shall be registered and recorded by people's governments at the county level, which shall, upon verification, issue certificates to confirm the right to the use of the land for such construction. State-owned land to be lawfully used by units or individuals shall be registered and recorded by people's governments at or above the county level, which shall, upon verification, issue certificates to confirm their right to the use of such land. The specific organs for registration and issue of certificates for State-owned land to be used by central State organs shall be determined by the State Council. Ownership or the right to the use of forest land or grassland and the right to the use of water surfaces or tidal flats for aquaculture shall be confirmed respectively in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Forestry Law, the Grassland Law and the Fisheries Law of the people's Republic of China. Article 12 Any change to be lawfully made in land ownership, in the right to the use of land or in the purpose of use of land shall be registered. Article 13 The lawfully registered ownership of land and right to the use of land shall be protected by law and may not be infringed upon by any units or individuals. 40 Resettlement Action Plan Article 14 Land owned by peasant collectives shall be operated under a contract by members of the economic organizations of the peasant collectives for crop cultivation, forestry, animal husbandry of fishery. The duration of such contract in 30 years. The party that gives out a contract and the party that undertakes it shall sign a contract in which to stipulate the rights and obligations of both parties. A peasant who undertakes to operate a piece of land under a contract shall have the obligation to protect the land and rationally use it in conformity with the purposes of use provided for in the contract. The right of a peasant to operate land under a contract shall be protected by law. Within the duration of the contract for operation of land, any appropriate readjustment of the land between individual contractors shall be made with the agreement of at least two-thirds of the members of the villagers assembly or of the representatives ofvillagers and submitted to the township (town) people's government and the agriculture administration department of the people's government of the county for approval. Chapter III Overall Plans for Land Utilization Article 19 Overall plans for land utilization shall be drawn up in accordance with the following principles: (I) to strictly protect the capital farm land and keep land for agriculture under control lest in should be occupied and used for non-agricultural construction; (2) to increase the land utilization ratio; (3) to make overall planning for the use of land for different purpose and in different areas; (4) to protect and improve ecological environment and guarantee the sustainable ue of land; and (5) to maintain balance between the amount of cultivated land used for other purpose and the amount of land developed and reclaimed. Article 22 The amount of land to be used for urban construction shall conform to the norm set by State regulations. Attention shall be paid to making full use of the existing land for construction and using little or no land for agriculture. The overall plans of cities and the plans of villages and towns shall be dovetailed with the overall plan for land utilization, and the amounted of land to be used for construction fixed in the former shall not exceed the amount fixed in the latter for the cities, villages and towns. In the areas covered by the plans of cities, villages and towns, the amount of land to be used for construction shall conform to the amount as is fixed in such plans. Article 24 People's governments at all levels shall exercise close supervision over the plans for land utilization and keep control over the total amount of land used for construction. Article 26 Any revision of an approved overall plan for land utilization shall be subject to approval by the organ that originally approval the plan; without such approval, no change may be made in the purposes of land use as prescribed in the overall plan for land utilization. 41 Resettlement Action Plan Where a change needs to be made in an overall plan for land utilization to meet the demand of land for the construction of such large infrastructure projects as energy, communications or water conservancy projects that have been approval by the State Council, it shall be made in accordance with the document of approval issued by the State Council. Where a change needs to be made in an overall plan for land utilization to meet the demand of land for the construction of such infrastructure projects as energy, communications or water conservancy projects that have been approved by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions or municipalities directly under the Central Government and the plan is under the approval authority of a people's government at the provincial level, the change shall be made in accordance with the document of approval issued by such government. Chapter IV Protection of Cultivated Land Article 31 The State protects cultivated land and strictly controls conversion of cultivated land to non-cultivated land. The State applies the system of compensation for use of cultivated land for other purposes. The principle of "reclaiming the same amount of land as is used" shall be applied to any unit that, with approval, uses cultivated land for construction of non-agriculture projects, that is, the unit shall be responsible for reclaiming the same amount and quality of the cultivated land it uses. If conditions for such reclamation do not exist or if the reclaimed land fails to meet the requirements, the unit shall pay expenses for reclamation in accordance with the regulations set by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and the money shall exclusively be used for reclamation. People's govemments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate plans for land reclamation, see that the unit that uses cultivated land reclaims land according to plan or arrange reclamation according to plan, and conduct inspection before acceptance. Article 32 Local people's governments at or above the county level may require the units that wish to use cultivated land to remove the arable layer of cultivated land to the reclaimed land or to land of inferior quality, or to other cultivated land for improving soil. Article 33 People's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall strictly implement the overall plans and annual plans for land utilization and take measures to ensure that the total amount of cultivated land within their administrative areas remains unreduced. where the total amount of cultivated land is reduced, the State Council shall order the government concerned to reclaim land of the same quality and amount as is reduced within a time limit, and the land administration department together with the agriculture administration department under the State Council shall inspect the land reclaimed before acceptance, where individual governments of provinces or municipalities directly under the Central Government, for lack of land reserves, cannot reclaim enough land to make up for the cultivated land they used for additional construction projects, they shall apply to the State Council for approval of their reclaiming less or no land within their own administrative areas but of their reclaiming laid in other areas. 42 Resettlement Action Plan Article 36 In non-agricultural construction, attention shall be paid to economizing on the use of land. Where wasteland can be used, no cultivated land may be used; where land of interior quality can be used, no land of superior quality may be used. Article 41 The State encourages land revitalization. County and township (town) people's governments shall make arrangements for rural collective economic organizations to conduct, in accordance with overall plans for land utilization, all-round improvement of the fields, water conservancy, roads and forests and development of the villages in order to improve the quality of the cultivated land, increase the efficient area of cultivated land and bener the conditions of agricultural production and the ecological environment. Local people's governments at all levels shall take measures to transform the medium- and low-yield fields and improve idle and waste land. Article 42 Land users that cause damage to land as a result of digging, subsiding or crumbling under heavy weight shall be responsible for re-cultivating the land in accordance with the relevant regulations of the State. Where conditions do not permit such re.cultivation or the land re-cultivated does not meet the requirements, the user shall pay charges for re- cultivation, which shall exclusively be used for the purpose, The land re-cultivated shall first be used for agriculture. Chapter V: Land to be Used for Construction Article 43 All units and individuals that need land for construction purposes shall, in accordance with law, apply for the use of State-owned land, with the exception of the ones that have lawfully obtained approval of using the land owned by peasant collectives of their own collective economic organizations to build township or town enterprises or to build houses for villagers and the ones that have lawfully obtained approval of using the land owned by peasant collectives to build public utilities or public welfare undertakings of a township (town) or village. "The State-owned land" mentioned in the preceding paragraph includes land owned by the State and land originally owned by peasant collectives but requisitioned by the State. Article 44 Where land for agriculture in to be used for construction purpose, the formalities of examination and approval shall be gone through for the conversion of use. Where land for agriculture is to be converted to land for the construction of road, pipeline or large infrastructure projects, for which approval has been obtained from people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, or for the construction of project, for which approval has been obtained from the State Council, the conversion shall be subject to approval by the StateCouncil. Where land for agriculture is to be converted to land for construction of projects in different periods in order to carry out the overall plan for land utilization within the limits of the amount of land fixed in the plan for the construction of cities, villages or towns, the conversion of use of land shall, in accordance with the annual plan for land utilization, be subject to approval in batches by the organ that originally approved the overall plan for land utilization. Approval for the use of land for construction of specific projects within the limits 43 Resettlement Action Plan of the amount of land for agriculture, conversion of the use of which has been approved, may be obtained from people's governments of cities or counties. Where land for agriculture is to be converted to land for construction projects other than what is provided for in the second and third paragraphs of this Article, the conversion shall be subject to approval by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Article 45 Approval shall be obtained from the State Council for requisition of the following land: (I)capital farm land; (2)cultivated land, not included in capital farm land, that exceeds 35 hectares; and (3)other land that exceeds 70 hectares. Requisition of land other than that provided for in the preceding paragraph shall be subject to approval of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and be submitted to the State Council for the record. Land for agriculture shall be requisitioned after conversion of use of the land is examined and approved in accordance with the provinces of Article 44 of this Law. Where conversion of use of such land is subject to approval by the State Council, requisition of the land shall be examined and approved at the same time, and there is no need to go through the formalities of examination and approval for the requisition separately. Where conversion of use of land is subject to approval by people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government within the limits of their approval authority over the requisition of land, requisition of the land shall be examined and approved at the same time, and there is no need to go through the formalities of examination and approval for the requisition separately; if the land to be requisitioned is beyond the limits of their approval authority, it shall be examined and approved separately in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of this Article. Article 46 Where land is to be requisitioned by the State, the requisition shall, after approval is obtained through legal procedure, be announced by people's governments at or above the county level, which shall help execute the requisition. Units and individuals that own or have the right to the use of the land under requisition shall, within the time limit fixed in the announcement, register for compensation with the land administration department of the local people's government by presenting their certificates of land ownership or land-use right. Article 47 Land requisitioned shall be compensated for on the basis of its original purpose of use. Compensation for requisitioned cultivated land shall include compensation for land, resettlement subsidies and attachments and young crops on the requisitioned land. Compensation for requisition of cultivated land shall be six to ten times the average annual output value of the requisitioned land for three years preceding such requisition. Resettlement 44 Resettlement Action Plan subsidies for requisition of cultivated land shall be calculated according to the agricultural population needing to be resettled. The agricultural population needing to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the amount of requisitioned cultivated land by the average amount of the original cultivated land per capita of the unit the land of which is requisitioned. The standard resettlement subsidies to be divided among members of the agricultural population needing resettlement shall be four to six times the average annual output value of the requisitioned cultivated land for three years preceding such requisition. However, the highest resettlement subsidies for each hectare of the requisitioned cultivated land shall not exceed fifteen time its average annual output value for the three years preceding such requisition. Standards of land compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of other types of land shall be prescribed by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government with reference to the standards of compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of cultivated land. Standards for compensation for attachments and young crops on the requisitioned land shall be prescribed by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. For requisition of vegetable plots in city suburbs, the land users shall pay towards a development and construction fund for new vegetable plots in accordance with the relevant regulations of the State. If land compensation and resettlement subsidies paid in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of the Article are still insufficient to help the peasants needing resdtlement to maintain their original living standards, the resettlement subsidies may be increased upon approval by people's govemments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Govemment. However, the total land compensation and resettlement subsidies shall not exceed 30 times the average annual output value of the requisitioned land for the three years preceding such requisition. The State Council may, in light of the level of social and economic development and under special circumstances, raise the standards of land compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition of cultivated land. Article 48 Once a plan for compensation and resettlement subsidies for requisition land is decided on, the local people's govemment concerned shall make is known to the general public and solicit comments and suggestions from the collective economic organizations, the land of which is requisitioned, and the peasants. Article 49 The rural collective economic organization, the land of which is requisitioned, shall accept supervision by making known to its members the income and expenses of the compensation received for land requisition. The compensation and other charges paid to the unit for its land requisitioned is forbidden to be embezzled or misappropriated. 45 Resettlement Action Plan Article 50 Local people's govemments at all levels shall support the rural collective economic organizations, the land of which is requisitioned, and the peasants in their efforts to engage in development or business operation or to start enterprises. Article 51 The standard of compensation for requisition of land to build large or medium- sized water conservancy or hydroelectric projects and the measures for resettling relocated people shall be prescribed separately by the State Council. Article 52 During the feasibility study of a construction project, land administration department may, in accordance with the overall plan for land utilization, the annual plan for land utilization and the standard amount of land for the use of construction, examine the matters related to lane for construction and offer its comments and suggestions. Article 53 Where a construction unit needs to use State-owned land for construction of its approved projects, it shall apply to the land administraion department of the people's government at or above the county level that has the approval authority by presenting the relevant documents as required by laws and regulations, The said department shall examine the application before submitting it to the people's government at the corresponding level for approval. Article 54 A construction unit that to use State-owned land shall get it by such means of compensation as assignment. However, land to be used for the following purposes may be allocated with the approval of a people's government at or above the county level: (I) FOR State organs or military purposes; (2) For urban infrastructure projects or public welfare undertakings; (3) For major energy, communications, water conservancy and other infrastructure projects supported by the State; and (4) Other purposes as provided for by laws or administrative regulations. Article 55 A construction unit that obtains right to the use of State-owned land by such means of compensation as assignment shall, in keeping with the standa-ds and measures prescribed by the State Council, pay among other charges compensation for use of land such as charges for the assignment of land-use right, before if can use the land. As of the date of implementation of this Law, 30 percent of the compensation paid for the use of additional land for construction shall go to the Central Government and 70 percent to the local people's governments concerned, both of which shall exclusively be use for developing cultivated land. Article 56 A construction unit that uses State-owned land shall use the land in agreement with the stipulations of the contract governing compensation for the use of land such as the assignment of the land-use right or the provisions in the documents of approval for allocation of the land-use right. Where it is definitely necessary to change the purposes of construction on this land, the matter shall be subject to agreement by the land administration department of the people's government that originally approved the use of lane. Where the land the purposes 46 Resettlement Action Plan of use of which need to be changed is located in the area under urban planning. the matter shall be subject to agreement by the urban planning administration department concerned before it is submitted for approval. Article 57 Where land owned by the State or by peasant collectives need to be used temporarily for construction of projects or for geologic prospecting, the matter shall be subject to approval by the land administration departments of people's governments at or above the county level. However, if the land to be temporarily used in located in the area covered by urban planning, the matter shall be subject to agreement by the urban planning administration department concerned before it is submitted for approval. The land user shall, depending on who owns the land and who has the land-use right, enter into a contract for the temporary use of the land with the land administration department concerned, or the rural collective economic organization, or the villagers committee and pay compensation for it in accordance with the provisions of the contract. The temporary land user shall use the land for purposes stipulated in the contract for temporary use of the land and may not build permanent structures on it. Generally, the period for temporary use of land shall not exceed two years. Article 58 Under any of the following circumstances, the land administration department of the people's government concerned may, with the approval of the people's government that has originally approved the use of land or that possesses the approval authority, take back the right to the use of the State-owned land: (I)The land is needed for the benefits of the public; (2)The use of the land needs to be readjusted for renovating the old urban area according to urban planning; (3)At the expiration of the period stipulated in the contract for use of the land by such means of compensation as land assignment, the land user has not applied for extending the period or, if he has applied for such extension, the application is not approved; (4)The use of the originally allocated State-owned land is terminated because, among other things, the unit that uses the land is dissolved or moved away; or (5)The highways, railways, airports or ore fields are abandoned with approval. The user granted with the land-use right shall be compensated appropriately when its right to the use of State-owned land is taken back according to the provisions of sub-paragraph (1) and (2) in the preceding paragraph. Article 61 Where land to be used for the construction of township (town) or village public utilities or public welfare undertakings, the matter shall be subject to examination and verification by the township (town) people's government, which shall submit an application to the land administration department of the local people's government at or above the county level for approval by the said people's government within the limits of approval authority as defined by the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the Central 47 Resettlement Action Plan Government. However, if land for agriculture is to be used for the purpose, the matter shall be subject to examination and approval in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law. Article 62 For villagers, one household shall have only one house site, the area of which may not exceed the standard set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Villagers shall build residences in keeping with the township (town) overall plan for land utilization and shall be encouraged to use their original house sites or idle lots in the village. Land to be used by villagers to build residences shall be subject to examination and verification by the township (town) people's government. However, if land for agriculture is to be used for the purpose, the matter shall be subject to examination and approval in accordance with the provision of Article 44 of this Law. Approval for other house sites shall not be granted to villagers who have sold or leased their houses. Article 63 No right to the use of land owned by peasant collectives may be assigned, transferred or leased for non-agricultural construction, with the exception of enterprises that have lawfully obtained land for construction in conformity with the overall plan for land utilization but have to transfer, according to law, their land-use right because of bankruptcy of merging or for other reasons. Article 64 No building or structure built before the overall plan for land utilization is drawn up and at variance with the purposes defined in such a plan may be rebuilt or expanded. Article 65 Under any of the following circumstance, a rural collective economic organization may. with the approval of the people's government that originally approved the use of land, take back the land-use right: (1) The land is needed for constructing township (town) or village public utilities of public welfare undertakings; (2) The land is used at variance with the approved purposes; or (3) The use of land is terminated because, among other things, the unit concerned is dissolved or moved away. The user granted with the land-use right shall be compensated appropriately when the land owned by the peasant collective is taken back according to the provisions of subparagraph (I) of the preceding paragraph of this Article. 4.2.2. Specifications of Rules for Compensation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement for Middle and Large Water Resources and Hydropower Projects Section I. General 48 Resettlement Action Plan Article 4: The following principles shall be performed for compensation of land acquisition and resettlement of water resources and hydropower projects: (1) The relation between the state, collective and individual shall be correctly treated. The resettlement area and host area shall obey the national interest. (2) The resettlement and construction of reservoir area shall combine with local economy and natural resources to raise gradually or over the original living standard of resettlers. (3) The resettlement shall consider local condition, and resources of reservoir area shall be reasonably used under full planning. Resettlers shall settle down in original place or a higher place nearby. If no available condition, the ways for reclamation of flood plain, reallocating land and relocating outside, etc. shall be adopted. All these actions shall follow the relative rules of law and regulations. Section II. Compensation for land acquisition Article 5: For land acquisition of middle and large water resources and hydropower projects, the construction unit shall pay following land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy: (l) The compensation standard of land acquisition will be 3 to 4 times of the annual output value per mu for three years before land acquisition. The resettlement subsidy standard for each farmer will be 2 to 3 times of the annual output value per mu for three years before land acquisition. (2) The resettlement subsidy standard for the other type of land acquisition shall be specified by each province, autonomous region, and municipality referring item (1) herein. Article 6: If the land compensation and resettlement subsidies are paid on the base of Art. 5, the resettlement subsidies can be increased in case that the living standard of the resettler can not keep the original level. But total amount of the land compensation and resettlement subsidies shall not exceed the following times of the average output value per mu for 3 years before the land acquisition. (l) above I mu cultivated land per capita in reservoir area (including damsite) not exceed 8 times (2) 0.5-lmu cultivated land per capita in reservoir area (including damsite) not exceed 12 times (3) under O.5mu cultivated land per capita in reservoir area (including damsite) not exceed 20 times Section III. Resettlement Article 12: The resettlers from water resources and hydropower project shall settle down within village and county area. If it is not available, they shall be settled down in the beneficial zone of the project. And if it is still not possible, they shall be moved to other area based on the reasonable conditions. 49 Resettlement Action Plan The surplus labor caused by land acquisition of water resources and hydropower project shall be arranged by relative department organized by the local government to develop agriculture, sideline production and village-owned enterprises. Article 13: For those resettlers who move voluntarily to their relatives' family or friend's family, the governments of native place and host place shall sign agreement with resettlers. The corresponding subsidies for land acquisition and resettlement shall be paid by native government to host area government for unified arrangement of production and living. Article 15: According to the resettlement planing, resettlers shall be not allowed to be delay and reject the relocation. And, resettlers shall be not allowed to return at will when they settle down. 4.2.3. Pertinent Regulations of Enforcement Approach of Land Management Hubei Province Chapter 4 Arable Land Protection Article 16 Protection system of basic farmland should be enforced. The people'sgovernments at all levels should, in accordance with the protection objective of basic farmland, plan protection zones of basic farmland. The protection and management of basic farmland should be enforced in the light of related laws and regulations. Article 17 Compensation system of requisitioned field land should be enforced. Non- agricultural construction which requisitions field land under approval should, in accordance with the principle of "How much is requisitioned, How much should be reclaimed", take responsibility to reclaim the farmland in the same size and quality as the requisitioned land. If reclaiming conditions are unavailable or the reclaimed land does not meet the requirements, field land reclamation fees should be paid in accordance with the following standards: (I) If basic farmland is requisitioned, the payment is from 1.5 times to 2 times of land compensation. (2) If field land other than basic farmland is requisitioned, the payment is from I time to 1.5 times of land compensation. Arable land reclamation fees should be included in gross investment of construction project. Specific management approaches of collection and use of field land reclamation fees will be formulated separately by the provincial government. Chapter 5 Construction Land Article 26 As for requisition, land compensation, resettlement allowance and compensation for ground attachment and young crops: (1) Land compensation is from 6 times to 10 times of the annual output value of the requisitioned field land over the previous three years. As for other land, land compensation is from S to 6 times of the annual output value of the nearby field-land over the previous three years. As for young crops, compensation should be offered according to their output value. If their output value can not be figured out, rational compensation should be offered. As for buildings and other ground attachment, rational compensation should be offered according to 50 Resettlement Action Plan their market prices. As for rush planting and rush construction, which is conducted after the publication of requisition plan, compensation is prohibited. (2) As for resettled agricultural population, resettlement allowance is from 4 to 6 times of the annual output value of the requisitioned land over the previous three years. As for requisitioned field land per acre, resettlement allowance will not exceed 15 times of the annual output value of the land over the previous three years. As for other land bringing profits, resettlement allowance is from-4 times to 6 times of the nearby field land over the previous three years. As for land without profits, there is no resettlement allowance. (3) If land compensation and resettlement allowance issued in accordance with item (1) and (2) cannot keep up the former living standard of resettled peasants, resettlement allowance will be increased under approval of the provincial government. But the total sum of land compensation and resettlement allowance should not exceed 30 times of the annual output value of the requisitioned land over the previous three years. Article 33 As for residential land, peasant should file a land use application to village committee, examined by town (township) government and approved by county government. If farmland is requisitioned, Article 24 of this enforcement approach will be applied. As for the total homestead area of house construction and reconstruction including accessories, the area of farmland used per household should not exceed 140 square meters. the area of unused land (construction land) per household should not exceed 200 square meters. Within the above-mentioned limit, municipal and county governments can determine residential land standard in their administrative region according to local per capita farmland status. 4.2.4. Pertinent Regulations on Regulations of Forest Land Management Hubei Province Chapter 3 Requisition and Occupancy of Forest Land Article 21 Units and individuals who requisite and occupy forestland should pay forest land and woods compensation, resettlement allowance, and forest plantation recovery fees. Those who temporarily use forestland should pay forestland and woods compensation, and forest plantation recovery fees, reclaim forest land according to pertinent regulations on land reclamation. 4.2.5. Several Rules on Hubei's Enforcing Law of Regional National Autonomy of the PRC Article 3 Government offices at a higher level should consult autonomous bodies of national autonomous regions in making resolutions, decisions, orders and instructions concerning national autonomous regions in order to meet the actual situations of national autonomous regions. If resolutions, decisions, orders and instructions of government offices at a higher level do not meet the actual situations of national autonomous regions, autonomous bodies can adapt them to circumstances or terminate enforcement under approval of government offices 51 Resettlement Action Plan at a higher level. As for the report of autonomous bodies, government offices should reply in thirty days upon receiving the report. Article 4 Relying on their own strength, working hard and perseveringly, autonomous organizations of national autonomous regions can arrange and manage independently regional economic construction drive under guidance of state planning. While working out national economic and social development plans, government offices at a higher level should take into consideration the characteristics and needs of national autonomous regions. Support the development of market economy in national autonomous regions and strengthen local capabilities of self-development according to the principle of implementing policies more flexibly, lightening local burdens and giving preferential policies. They should arrange for national autonomous regions more capital instruction and technical renovation projects, construct key enterprises step by step in national autonomous regions, offer preferential policies to national autonomous regions in investment and distribution of planned materials. Article 7 National autonomous regions should optimize rural industry structure, attach importance to grain production, develop diversified economy. Departments at a higher level should give priority to national autonomous regions in agricultural investment and provision of production goods. Article 8 National autonomous regions should preserve forest resources, devote major efforts to developing forestry and keep ecological balance. Government offices at a higher level should increase forestry investment step by step in national autonomous regions, support the construction of wood, fruit and local produce production bases. Grain consumption quotas and allowance needed for returning the grain plots to forestry should be granted in line with pertinent regulations of the country. Article 9 National autonomous regions should pay great attention to developing animal husbandry and encourage running family livestock farm. Government offices at a higher level should support national autonomous regions to build up grass hills, meadows, livestock production bases as well as to commercialize livestock products in way of capital, technology and equipment. Article 10 National autonomous regions should take full advantage of local resources while developing energy construction. Government offices at a higher level should help national autonomous regions to obtain materials and equipment needed for small hydroelectric power plant. National autonomous regions, which have difficulty in raising funds can be conferred necessary support. It includes rational increase of low-interest loan quotas and prolonged taxation, preferential loan of revolving funds and allowance without compensation the ratio of which can be higher than other regions. Rural collective economic organizations and peasants should be encouraged to set up small hydroelectric power plants in accordance with unified planning. 52 Resettlement Action Plan Article 19 Government offices at a higher level and department concerned should help national autonomous regions to foster large amount of minority nationality cadres, making the ratio of minority nationality cadres to local cadres on a par with the ratio of local minority nationality population to total local population. They should also attach great importance to choose excellent minority nationality cadres to take charge. Article 21 Government offices at a higher level should give consideration to national autonomous regions while issuing quotas of recruiting cadres and workers. Within the limit of quotas, national autonomous regions can recruit minority nationality cadres from countryside and enterprises as well as minority nationality workers from countryside under approval of the provincial government. Article 22 Government offices at a higher level should support national autonomous regions to develop national education drive, popularize nine-year compulsory education, pay attention to institutions of higher learning such as West Hubei University and polytechnic schools, develop vocational education and adult education. Article 23 Provincial institutions of higher learning, technical secondary schools and polytechnic schools should soft enrollment standards and terms for students from national autonomous regions, increase the ratio of directional enrollment for national autonomous regions, open national courses, national preparatory courses and apartment day courses. Article 27 Autonomous bodies of national autonomous regions can draw up the specific regulations on family planning in the light of the local situations on basis of the state family planning policy and Ordnance on Family Planning in Hubei Province. Article 28 National autonomous regions belonging to revolutionary base areas, poverty- stricken mountainous areas as well as reservoir areas can enjoy state preferential policies for all of the above-mentioned areas. 4.2.6. Regulations on Living-scattered Minority Nationalities Affairs Hubei Province Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 2 Living-scattered minority nationalities refer to ethnic minorities living outside national autonomous regions and in national autonomous regions where national regional autonomy has not been enforced. Article 4 Government offices at all levels should guarantee that the legal rights of minority nationality citizens are not violated. Living-scattered minority nationality citizens should fulfil obligations stipulated in the constitution and laws. Chapter 2 Safeguarding Equal Rights of Living-scattered Minority Nationalities Article 7 Living-scattered minority nationalities, which constitute 30 percent of the total population of the whole town (township), can set up national towns (townships). Under special circumstances, the ration of population can be a bit below 30 percent. 53 Resettlement Action Plan As for the setting up of national towns, town governments must file an application to county government, examined by municipal and autonomous district governments or regional administrative offices, finally approved by the provincial government. Article 8 Minority nationality citizen from national town (township) can assume the post of township head. In the working staff of national town (township) govemment, the ratio of minority nationality cadres should fit in with the ratio of minority nationality population. Article 9 Government offices of national towns/townships can not only execute powers of office endowed by Article 9 and 61 of Organizational Laet of the PRC's People's Congresses at all Levels and Local People's Governments at all Levels, but also execute the following authorities of office: (1) Draw up the plan on managing and developing natural resources in national towns or townships as well as special measures on developing minority nationality economy and social drive. (2) Draw up national town/township's national unity and advancement pledge. Article 10 The village where living-scattered minority nationality population take up 50 percent of the total population can become national village. As for the setting up of national village, villager committee must file an application to town/township govemment, approved by county government, kept on record at controlling body of the people's government at a higher level. Article 11 Villager committee of national village is comprised of minority nationality citizens in the national village. Article 14 When the population of a certain living-scattered minority nationality comes to a certain amount, it should be represented in the people's congress. In the province, when the population comes to above or near 3000, it should be represented in the provincial people's congress. In city with regions and autonomous district, when the population comes to above or near 1000, it should be represented in the city and autonomous district people's congress. In the county, when the population comes to above or near 500, it should be represented in the county people's congress. The number of deputies to be selected and selection method can be determined in accordance with Electoral Law of the PRC's NPC and Local People 's Congresses at all Levels. Article 15 Counties having jurisdiction over national town/township, towns/townships having jurisdiction over national village and sub-district offices having jurisdiction over national street should include living-scattered minority nationality cadres. Article 16 While dealing with problems concerning living-scattered minority nationality, the people's government at all levels should consult with deputies of minority nationality. 54 Resettlement Action Plan Article 17 Discrimination against minority nationality should be prohibited. Disruption of national unity and national separation should be prohibited. Article 18 Living-scattered minority nationality citizens who are inflicted racial humiliation or have legal rights violated can have the right to complain and appeal to related government office. It should in time investigate and dispose of complaint and appeal filed by living-scattered minority nationality citizens. Chapter 3 Developing Living-Scattered Minority Nationality Economy Article 19 Government office at a higher level should offer to national towns/townships preferential financial policies. Item base number of financial receipts and expenses of national towns/townships should be determined by government office at a higher level in the light of the provincial policy for national autonomous districts. If financial receipts are larger than financial expenses, national towns/townships should turn over a certain amount of receipts to the state, which will remain constant in years. If financial expenses are larger than financial receipts, higher-level finance will issue setting quotas for subsidies. The people's government at a higher level should arrange stand-by financial resources for national towns/townships, keeping a 5% fund in reserve. Overcharge of financial receipts and surplus of financial expenses in national towns/townships should be totally for use of national towns/townships. Article 20 The people's government at a higher level and departments concenied should offer preferential terms in capital, material, technology and information to help national towns/townships, national villages and national streets to promote resources, facilitate commodity circulation and develop economy. The people's governments at all levels should set up funds for living-scattered minority nationalities, which will be included in financial budgets. The people's governments at all levels should set up special funds to help national towns/townships, national villages and national streets to develop economy aid social drive. The people's government at a higher level should give consideration to the interests of national towns/townships while allocating special capital, and other fixed or temporary special capital for underdeveloped areas. It should also give consideration to the needs of poverty- stricken national towns/townships, national villages and households of living-scattered minority nationality while allocating help-the-poor materials. Article 21 As for loans to production construction, resource development and national product manufacturing of living-scattered minority nationalities, financial departments should offer preferential policies concerning fixed amount, duration, interest rate and direction of loans. Article 22 Preferential policies for national enterprises: 55 Resettlement Action Plan (1) National town/township-running enterprises can enjoy reduction or exemption of income tax, which is examined by the county financial and taxation departments, then approved by the provincial taxation department. (2) New national town/township-running enterprises can enjoy reduction or exemption of income tax in first three years under approval of the county financial and taxation departments. (3) National town/township-running enterprises and Muslims' food enterprises can enjoy exemption of fixed assets tax. According to tax law, the above-mentioned enterprises will pay local tax and receive tax return from financial department. Minority nationality peasants- in national towns/townships who have difficult in paying animal slaughter tax of self-eating domestic animals can enjoy reduction or exemption of animal slaughter tax. Living-scattered minority nationality peasants can enjoy exemption of animal slaughter tax while killing self-eating domestic animals on national festivals. 4.2.7 Autonomous Regulations on West Hubei Province Tujia Nationality and Miao Nationality Autonomous District Chapter I General Provisions Article 2 Autonomous district is the regional autonomous area of Hubei Province where West Hubei Tujia nationality and Miao nationality live in compact communities. Han natioality, Tong nationality. Hui nationality, Moggol nationality and other minority nationalities also reside in the autonomous district. Under governance of the autonomous district is Enshi City, Lichuan City, Jianshi County, Badong County, Xuan'en County, Xianfeng County, Laifeng County and Hefeng County. Autonomous body of the autonomous district (called autonomous body hereafter) is located in Enshi City. Article 8 autonomous body offers national policy and law education to all citizens, safeguards and promote the socialist national relations of equality, unity and mutual aid. Discrimination against and oppression of any nationality should be prohibited. Disruption of national unity and national separation should be prohibited. All nationalities in the autonomous district are entitled to use and develop their own oral and written language, keep and reform their own social customs and habits. Article 10 All national citizens in the autonomous district can have the freedom of religious belief. Autonomous body will protect normal religious activities. Anyone should not disrupt social order by means of religion, impair citizens' health and hinder activities of national educational system. Religious groups and affairs in the autonomous region should not be subject to by foreign forces. 56 Resettlement Action Plan Chapter 2 Autonomous Body and Other Local Government Offices Article 13 The people's congress of the autonomous district is the local organ of state power. Its standing organ is the standing committee of the people's congress of the autonomous district, which should hold itself responsible and report to the people's congress of the autonomous district. Article 14 The number and ratio of deputies of Tujia nationality, Miao nationality and other minority nationalities in the people's congress of the autonomous district should be determined in accordance with principles and procedures stipulated by the law. The standing committee of the people's congress of the autonomous district is comprised of director, deputy director, secretary general and committee member. In the standing committee, the ratio of Tu and Miao citizens should be equal to that of the total population. Tu and Miao citizens should assume the post of director or deputy director. Director or deputy-director of the standing committee of the county and city people's congresses under the autonomous district should include Tu or Miao citizens. Chapter 3 Economic Construction Article 25 Autonomous body should strengthen land management, protect and make rational use of land resources, take strict measures to protect field land, strictly control non- agricultural land. Land ownership and servitude are protected by law. Any organization and individual can not encroach upon land, sell and purchase land or transfer land by other illegal means. Land ownership can be transferred in accordance with the stipulations of the law. When national construction requires requisition by law, requisitioned unit should subordinate itself to national needs, and requisition unit should give consideration to the interests of local masses. Article 26 In line with local conditions, the autonomous district will make rational adjustment to rural industry structure, strengthen grain production, develop diversified economy, set up grain, forestry, animal husbandry and local produce production bases. The autonomous district will set up agricultural development funds, encourage collective and individual's increased investment in agriculture, popularize practical techniques and enhance agricultural productivity. Article 27 The autonomous district should make efforts to conserve water and soil, strengthen construction of water conservancy works, implement comprehensive improvement, make incessant progress in basic conditions of agricultural production and enhance utilization ratio of land resources. Sloping fields above 25 degrees, which suffer from severe soil erosion and are not suitable for cultivation should be returned to forestry and husbandry, with grain consumption quotas and subsidies provided by government office at a higher level. 57 Resettlement Action Plan Article 30 The autonomous district should make great efforts tb develop animal husbandry and fishery, attach importance to development and utilization of grass hills and slopes, encourage collective and individual to develop husbandry of pig, sheep, cow and other animals. Autonomous body should strengthen infrastructure construction of animal husbandry, increase investment, set up and perfect service systems of seed replacement, foodstuff processing and epidemic prevention, and commercialize livestock products. Article 33 In line with unified plan and hierarchical development of electricity, the autonomous district should make great efforts to develop hydro-energy and formulate power supply system with medium and small-sized hydroelectric power plant as foundation and small thermal power plant as subsidiary. Give support to construction of large and medium- sized power plant in the district by pertinent departments at a higher level. Article 40 In line with unified planning, land saving, overall arrangement, multistage construction and step-by-step perfection, with the support of government offices at a higher level, the autonomous district can promote, protect and construct natural and human landscape in the district, actively develop tourism with national and local characteristics. Chapter 5 Education, Science, Culture, Health and Physical Education Article 52 The autonomous district should popularize nine-year compulsory education, pay anention to senior high school education. higher education, infant school education, adult education, vocational education and special education, make efforts to eliminate illiteracy and encourage becoming talented through self-study. Article 53 The autonomous district should develop national education and its scientific research, make good use of subsidies of national education, and run boarding national high and primary schools as well as national courses. Article 59 The autonomous district should make great efforts to develop health care and strengthen construction of medical institutions and the training of medical personnel. Put emphasis to medical work in the countryside, set up complete rural cooperative medical system, attach importance to traditional Chinese medicine with the integration of Chinese and western medicine and strengthen research on national medicine. The autonomous body puts prevention first, actively launches mass patriotic health campaign, conducts prevention and treatment of infectious disease, drug management and supervision of food hygiene by law, strengthens prevention and treatment of endemic as well as maternal, child and elderly hygiene. The autonomous district, supported by government office at a higher level, should make efforts to solve issues of rural man and livestock drinking water as well as town water supply. Article 60 The autonomous district should promote family planning, advocate late marriage and late childbirth, sound child bearing, bring population under strict control, raise 58 Resettlement Action Plan population quality, and adapt population growth to national economy and social development plan. Article 61 The autonomous district should safeguard legal rights of elderly, women and children, give support to orphans, elderly persons of no family in coping with production and living difficulties. Special care and resettlement should be given to family members of revolutionary martyrs, soldier's dependants, disabled servicemen and demobilized servicemen. Chapter 6 Construction of Cadre, Special Personnel and Worker Team Article 64 As for quotas of recruiting cadres and workers isased by government office at a higher level, the autonomous district can recruit minority nationality cadres under approval of the provincial government from the countryside and enterprises at a certain proportion, as well as minority nationality workers from the countryside. Preferential policy will be implemented in the terms of recruiting cadres from the mountains and remote counties and towns. In the light of relevant regulations, the people's government of the autonomous district can independently arrange and supplement layoffs in the authorized size of the district offices, enterprises and institutions. 59 Resettlement Action Plan 5. Resettlement and Restoration Plan The resettlement plan of Lajitan Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project, including the reservoir area, permanent project and temporary land, is the under the direct leadership of Peoples Government of Laifeng county, Hubei province, with East China Investigation and Design Institute providing the technical guidance. This report is compiled according to the present policy, regulation and the resettlement requirement of World Bank, based on the original feasibility research of Laifeng Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project. 5.1. Target and Task 5.1.1. Determination of the Planning Year According to the general construction schedule of the main structures, the project construction works will be started in 2001, and will be finished in 2004. thus, the house relocation work of the permanent structure area is scheduled to begin at the end of 2000, and by the end of 2003, the relocation works of the reservoir area must be completed, so 2000 is set as the base year and 2003 is set as the Planning yrear. 5.1.2. Target of Resettlement The overall objective of resettlement planiing of the project is living conditions of the removed households can be improved. Production is underway. Labor forces have been rationally resettled. Living standard can be raised or reach the original level. The basic production and living condition of the resettlers is shown in table 5.1. Based on the living level in 1999, in line with the economic growth rate stipulated by the "National Economy and Social Development Ninth Five-Year Plan and Outline of 2010 Future Goal of Xuan'en County", the resettlement target of this project is determined as follows: (I) three privately-owned grain (grain ration, seedling and foodstuff) 350kg per capita annually should be basically guaranteed. (2) per capita net income of the resettled households should be restored to or higher than the original level in a certain period after resettlement. (3) Public utilities, education, medical care, social welfare, transportation conditions and natural environment in the resettlement area should be improved. 60 Resettlement Action Plan Basic condition of the resettlers Table 5.1 Manshui Longshan Item Unit township Baifushi town County, Hunan Province I.Cultivated land per capita mu/per 0.62-0.97 1.25-2.07 0.52-1.15 2.resident housing area per m2/per 39.4 37.8 32.7 (1) brick-concrete house m2/per 7.1 3.7 3.9 (2) brick-wood house m2/per 15.6 15.3 9.5 (3) wood house m2/per 9.2 17.4 16.0 (4) simple house m2/per 7.5 1.4 2.7 (5) sundry house m2/per 0.6 3.food owned per capita of agricultural population kg/per 410.8-473.4 669.0-879.2 348.6-490.1 4.annual net income per yuan/p capitaofagricultural er 1353--1582 1807--1956 705--828 population 5.distance to nearest school km I .0--2.0 1.0 1.5-7.5 6.distance to nearest infirmary km 0-2.0 0.5 0.5-5.0 7.transportation condition Grade 4 Highway Grade 4 Highway Grade 4 Highway passed passed passed 8.lighting power supply have have 87% have 9.water supply Tap Well Pool or Well Well I O.Broadcast and TV Set Part of resettlers Part of resettlers Part of resettlers have have have 5.1.3. Task of Resettlement In the base year of 2000, the totally resetters are 1037 persons, which include 640 persons of allocated person and 397 persons of relocated person. According to 0.65% of population growth rate, in the planning years 2003, the resettlers is supposed to be 1050 persons with 645 allocation persons and 405 relocation persons. 61 Resettlement Action Plan Resettlement Task of Relevant Villages and Groups Table 5.2 Households Population Agricultutal affected by affected by population need be Total of resettlers Town(ship) Village housing housing resettlement (person) demolishment demolishment (person) (household) (person) Houyan Kuda 6 37 14 51 Zhangjiachao 18 92 85 177 Laoxing Dongkan 4 19 4 23 Guitang Zhangjiawan 3 18 18 Yangjia 65 65 Maojiang 9 9 Manshui Shujiaping 8 35 195 230 Zhaojiapo 11 11 Xinggongqia 2 13 80 93 0 Tongzhi 6 37 66 103 Fengmu I Sheliba 2 11 20 31 Baifushi Meizhiao 30 119 21 140 Nanhe 5 24 43 67 Heguang 31 31 Total 84 405 645 1050 5.2. Policy and Principle of Inhabitant Resetttlement 5.2.1. Policy Due to the project is sit in the ethnic area, which mainly be Tujia and Miao nationalities. in line with the fact of the minorities, the resettlement Policy of this project is set as: The resettlement work shall be conducted with due respect and consideration to the local tradition and habit in production and living, with full consideration of the willing of the resettlers. Based on that the original production and living mode will not be changed, the effort will be mainly made in resettlement procedures to develop planting production by using the local land resource and exploitable natural resource in the original town (ship) and villages, and concurrently to develop the secondary and tertiary industries in local area. The inhabitant resettlement shall first be based on guaranteeing the basic substance and provide possibility for long-term development. The local land resource shall be fully utilized for development through resettlement, so as to reach the target of long-term prosperity. 5.2.2. Principles A. Resettlement planning should be based on the property indexes and compensation standards to improve, or at least to restore the original production and living conditions of the resettlers. B. The resettlement of the project shall be combined with the regional construction, resource development, economic development and environment protection. 62 Resettlement Action Plan Considering the actual local conditions, practical and feasible measure shall be worked out for restoring and developing the production and living of the resettlers case by case, meanwhile, some necessary conditions shall be created for self development of the resettlers. C. Planning should be based on the principle "Beneficial to the production and makethe life convenient". D. Construction scale and standards of the resettlement project should be guided by the original scale and standards. Investment should be based on the quota planning. Investment for enlarging the scale, improving standards and future planning should be treated by the local government and relative departments. E. All factors should be taken into consideration. Benefits between the state, collectives and individuals should be dealt with properly. F. By adopting the method of paying compensation and granting subsidies in pre-stage and production support in post-stage, and fully using the local natural resources, efforts shall be made to guarantee the resettlers production and living level to reach or exceed the original level before resettlement. 5.3. Overall Resettlement Plan The construction of Lajitai Project will only effect a part of houses and land for villages along river and no have great impact on the original production and living system for each village. The effected villages in Laifeng County are near towns and townships. Two ways of the resettlement have been discussed for the project. A. As original villages are near towns and townships, a part of resettlers who have experiences in non-agriculture are to resettle in towns and townships. The land will still be allotted in the original village to mainly develop the plant production industry and aquaculture so as to develop the secondary and tertiary industries. B. The rest are resettled in original villages and groups. by principles of mainly developing agricultural production as well as developing new land and garden. The new and existing land will be rearranged. By survey on resettlers. most of resettlers agreed the schedule to resettle in towns and townships combined with moving back. They thought that to be resettled in towns and townships and moving back, the production and living style. habits and social relationship can be stable and traffic is convenience. The geographic position and economic level in Manshui town and Baifusi townships are higher than that of now, it is suitable for developing secondary and tertiary industries, and their production and living level will be restored and heightened after resettlement. The township government and the local residents thought that the with resettlers and investment, not only the resettlers' production and living level will be restored and heightened, but also size of township will be expaided. That will develop and promote the existing agricultural economy. Thus the resettlers and residents in host site all satisfied with this plan, which meets the requirements of resettlers. 63 Resettlement Action Plan According to survey on resettlers effected by the project, 50% of them are willing to set in towns and townships. By analysis, only 20% of them have qualification and their production and living level will not reduced after resettlement. Thus, only 58 resettlers are going to resettle in towns and township according to the resettlement plan, and the land will rearranged in their original villages. In the general plan, resettlement for each village will be solved by means of reclaiming land, reforming dry land into paddy field and developing gardens, rearranging the cultivated land in group. 35 persons of 8 households in Sujiaping village, 13 persons of 2 households in Xingongqiao village, 7 persons of I household in Sheliba village will be resettled in the New Manshui township. 4 persons of I household in Nanhe village will be resettled in Baifusi township and 346 persons of 72 households resettled in original villages. With the construction of Lajitai Project, a part of newly built brick-concrete houses (15 households) at two sides of Laizhi road at Xingongqiao village, Mtnshui town will be effected by the reservoir submerging. As the submerging depth (0.3m-1.7m) is less and the effected areas are ground stratum, it has less impact on the normal usage. In order to reduce loss caused the reservoir submerging, after consulting with each household it is decided that to strengthen their effected house foundation, build the water remaining wall and slope in order to reduce the erosion to walls and houses during flood season, and the loss in the ground stratum will be compensated according to standard of house rebuilding. 5.4. Environmental Capacity Evaluation The cultivated land (dry land and paddy field) per capita for the effected town (township), village and group after submerged will be reduced than that before submerged, and the provision per capita will also be reduced. By analysis of output of the cultivated land at the effected area in 1999, the resettlers those live on land will have the cultivated land area not less than 0.7u per capita and the paddy field of not less than 0.4mu, which can basically meet requirements of 350kg three provisions per capita (provisions for man, animal and seed), with and principles of having bit rest. The groups which had less cultivated land will keep original level by ways of land reforming. In the same time, some measures, such as reforming dry land into paddy field and reforming land of middle and lower yield, will be adopted according to the plan, thus the grain yield per mu will increase. Also with measures of reclaiming land, rearranging land and reforming land within villages, the sum of cultivated land and garden for each village will be higher than that before resettlement. Therefore, the reducing of land resource will not be the limiting factor for the reservoir environmental capacitv. The usable land resource for each effected village and group is shown in Table 5.3. 64 Resettlement Action Plan The usable land resource for each effected village and group Table 5.3 Land reCI1ain I and resource can be developed Iland ow\ned anler development Lan1d oWned per capita . ________ (mu) (1u ) (mu) ( mu/person) Village Village In which G Developc Develop D)ry land D)evelope Cultivate In w~hich Garden Cultivatc In w~hich Gre grtup Cultivat Garden d as as dry can he d as d land plot d land Gre ed land paddy Dry land plot paddy land improve garden paddy Dry land paddy Dry land PlOt _______ ________ _______ _______ _______ _______ ~~as padd y, plot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Kuda 887.1 497.1 390.0 58 20.0 40.0 40.0 80 947.1 557.1 390.0 138.0 1.21 0.71 0.50 0.18 Group I 256.2 194.8 61.4 10 8.0 9.0 10.0 25 273.2 212.8 60.4 35.0 1.30 1.01 0.29 0.17 Group 3 230.9 181.3 49.6 15 15.0 7.0 18 245.9 188.3 57.6 33.0 1.29 0.99 0.30 0.17 ChaO 581.3 415.4 165.9 106 25.0 90.0 50.0 400 696.3 490.4 205.9 506.0 0.99 0.70 0.29 0.72 Group I 300 252.1 47.9 38 7.0 30.0 20.0 10() 337.0 279.1 57.9 138.0 1.00 0.83 0.17 0.41 Group 2 130.4 96.4 34.0 30 10.0 35.0 20.0 120 175.4 126.4 49.0 150.0 1.15 0.83 0.32 0.98 Dongkan 770.7 690).5 80.2 500 11.0 40.0 38 821.7 701.5 120.2 538.0 0.84 0.72 0.12 0.55 GroUp 5 156.6 129.4 27.2 130 6.0 10(.0 I( 172.6 135.4 37.2 140.0 0.94 0.74 0.20 0.77 Group6 163.1 137.1 26.0 165 10.0 173.1 137.1 36.0 165.0 0.87 0.69 0.18 0.83 Yangjia 8 784.6 576.2 208.4 40 60.0 22.0 280 844.6 598.2 246.4 320.0 0.83 0.59 0.24 0.31 Group 1 244.4 178.5 65.9 8 15.0 7.0 70 259.4 185.5 73.9 78.0 0.83 0.59 0.24 0.25 Group 2 80.4 66.6 13.8 5 20.0 6.0 75 100.4 72.6 27.8 80.0 0.81 0.59 0.22 0.65 (Group 4 138.2 99.5 38.7 4 5.0 5.0 35 143.2 104.5 38.7 39.0 0.86 0.63 0.23 0.23 Group 6 165.6 121.6 44.0 4 4.0 5.0 28 169.6 126.6 43.0 32.0 0.86 0.64 0.22 0.16 Maojiang 5 703.1 573.0 130.1 10 35.0 32 /38.1 573.0 165.1 42.0 0.77 0.60 0.17 0.04 Group 4 302.4 247.0 55.4 5 12.0 314.4 247.0 67.4 5.0 0.92 0.72 0.20 0.01 Group 5 189.7 145.0 44.7 3 9.0 198.7 145.0 53.7 3.0 0.84 0.61 0.23 0,01 Shujiapin II 957.9 535.4 422.5 200 70.0 220.0 30.0 400 1247.9 635.4 612.5 600.0 0.88 0.45 0.43 0.42 Group I 67 41.9 25.1 20 4.0 35.0 12.0 30 106.0 57.9 48.1 50.0 0.95 0.52 0.43 0.45 Group 2 103.6 61.4 42.2 20 5.0 29.0 50 137.6 66.4 71.2 70.0 0.87 0.42 0.45 0.44 Group 3 72.3 35.6 36.7 20 8.0 26.0 40 106.3 43.6 62.7 60.0 0.76 0.31 0.45 0.43 Group 4 89.4 53.9 35.5 20 5.0 32.0 40 | 126.4 58.9 67.5 60.0 0.92 0.43 0.49 0.44 65 Resettlement Action Plan .__.._ (iGroup 5 122 60.2 61.8 30 8.( 12.( 35 142,0 68.2 73.8 1 65.0 0.85 0.41 0.44 0.39 Group 6 60.1 38.1 22.0 o ( 9.( 22.0 8.0 5 91. I 55.1 36.0 60.0 0.95 0.57 0.38 0.63 Group 7 67.2 39.0 28.2 I0 14.0 _ 40 81.2 39.0 42.2 50.0 0.81 0.39 0.42 0.50 Group 8 63.3 35.9 27.4 10 6.0 15.0 25 84.3 41.9 42.4 35.0 0.85 0.42 0.43 0.35 iGroup 9 123.9 66.0 57.9 30 5.0 16.0 40 144.9 71.0 73.9 70.0 0.84 0.41 0.43 0.40 Group 10 98.2 47.4 50.8 20 15.0 15.0 30 128.2 62.4 65.8 50.0 0.86 0.42 0.44 0.34 Zhaojiap 8 1219.3 797.9 421.4 1040 10.0 40.0 350 1269.3 807.9 461.4 1390.0 1.01 0.64 0.37 1.10 0 _ Group 2 129.4 85.0 44.4 150 3.0 30 132.4 85.0 47.4 180.0 1.00 0.64 0.36 1.35 Group 3 178.6 115.9 62.7 200 7.0 12.0 40 197.6 122.9 74.7 240.0 1.03 0.64 0.39 1.26 Group 7 130.3 86.( 44.3 140 5.0 70 135.3 86.0 49.3 210.0 1.01 0.64 0.37 1.57 Xinggon 14 1346.2 849.7 496.5 1360 10.0 26.0 500 1382.2 859.7 522.5 1860.0 0.85 0.53 0.32 1.14 -gqiao_ Group 2 120.5 76.9 43.6 100 70 120.5 76.9 43.6 170.0 0.83 0.53 0.30 1.17 Group 3 70.1 42.7 27.4 98 40 70.1 42.7 27.4 138.0 0.87 0.53 0.34 1.70 Croup 4 95.5 65.3 30.2 102 80 95.5 65.3 30.2 182.0 0.79 0.54 0.25 1.50 Group 5 78.4 50.2 28.2 110 5.0 55 83.4 55.2 28.2 165.0 0.76 0.50 0.26 1.50 Group 6 143.6 89.8 53.8 9( 20 143.6 89.8 53.8 110.0 0.82 0.51 0.31 0.63 Group 9 85.7 52.9 32.8 105 25 85.7 52.9 32.8 130.0 0.83 0.51 0.32 1.25 Group 10 83 50.2 32.8 95 30 83.0 50.2 32.8 125.0 0.76 0.46 0.30 1.16 Group I1 83.1 52.0 31.1 100 2( 83 1 52.0 31.1 120.0 0.80 0.50 0.30 1.14 Group 12 76.3 49.8 26.5 100 10.0 20 86.3 49.8 36.5 120.0 0.94 0.54 0.40 1.30 Group 13 68.7 46.0 22.7 75 10.0 20 78.7 46.0 32.7 95.0 0.75 0.44 0.31 0.91 Group 14 80.5 51.0 29.5 125 35 80.5 51.0 29.5 160.0 0.77 0.49 0.28 1.52 Tongzhi 13 1586.2 972.3 613.9 300 8.0 1 8.0 35.0 500 1612.2 1015.3 596.9 800.0 1.08 0.68 0.40 0.54 Group I 133 87.3 45.7 20 12.0 40 133.0 99.3 33.7 60.0 1.02 0.76 0.26 0.46 Group 2 94.2 57.2 37.0 20 25 94.2 57.2 37.0 45.0 1.02 0.62 0.40 0.48 Group 3 125 76.0 49.0 20 20 125.0 76.0 49.0 40.0 1.12 0.68 0.44 0.36 Group 4 124.9 75.0 49.9 30 3.2 15.0 70 128.1 93.2 34.9 100.0 0.95 0.69 0.26 0.74 Group 5 101.8 61.7 40.1 20 30 101.8 61.7 40.1 50.0 1.09 0.66 0.43 0.53 Group 7 106.5 64.8 41.7 30 30 106.5 64.8 41.7 60.0 1.10 0.67 0.43 0.62 Group 8 117.2 70.0 47.2 20 45 117.2 70.0 47.2 65.0 1.05 0.63 0.42 0.58 66 Resettlement Action Plan Group9 140.5 86.6 53.9 30) 30 140.5 86.6 53.9 60.0 1.08 0.67 0.41 0.46 Group 10 128.4 78.6 49.8 25 30 128.4 78.6 49.8 55.0 1.08 0.66 0.42 0.46 Group I1 139.4 87.0 52.4 25 30 139.4 87.0 52.4 55.0 1.10 0.69 0.41 0.43 Group 12 119.2 75.0 44.2 20 30 119.2 75.0 44.2 50.0 1.13 0.71 0.42 0.48 Fengmu I I 1156.6 621.0 535.6 140 50.0 20.0 400 1206.6 641.0 565.6 540.0 0.83 0.44 0.39 0.37 Group I 63.2 33.2 30.0 5 8.0 60 71.2 33.2 38.0 65.0 0.71 0.33 0.38 0.64 Sheliba 14 881.5 422.6 458.9 400 2.0 32.0 18.0 600 915.5 442.6 472.9 1000.0 0.64 0.31 0.33 0.70 Group 9 64.8 32.6 32.2 50 1.7 5.0 6.0 50 71.5 40.3 31.2 100.0 0.62 0.35 0.27 0.88 Group 10 72.6 36.0 36.6 100 5.0 3.0 40 77.6 39.0 38.6 140.0 0.64 0.32 0.32 1.16 Group 13 41.1 23.0 18.1 60 10.0 50 51.1 23.0 28.1 110.0 0.68 0.31 0.37 1.47 Mcizhiao 7 1448.6 317.8 1130.8 242 90.0 35.0 200 1538.6 352.8 1185.8 442.0 2.10 0.48 1.62 0.60 Wachangb 0.50 Wahanb 464 102.9 361.1 81 22.0 15.0 35 486.0 117.9 368.1 116.0 2.09 0.51 1.58 a 1_______ ___ ____ Zhaomnusl 155.3 27.9 127.4 28.0 15.0 50 183.3 42.9 140.4 75.0 2.10 0.49 1.61 0.86 u 25 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Nanhe 9 1434.3 511.6 922.7 270 18.0 80.0 190 1532.3 529.6 1002.7 460.0 1.45 0.50 0.95 0.44 Matou 174.9 62.0 112.9 33 2.0 18.0 20 194.9 64.0 130.9 53.0 1.53 0.50 1.03 0.42 Dawan 207.3 75.0 132.3 39 15.0 20 222.3 75.0 147.3 59.0 1.45 0.49 0.96 0.39 Dianshang 134.1 50.0 84.1 24 17.0 20 151.1 50.0 101.1 44.0 1.61 0.53 1.08 0.47 Zhongbao 208.4 77.6 130.8 42 22.0 60 230.4 77.6 152.8 102.0 1.42 0.48 0.94 0.63 Dage 106.1 37.0 69.1 20 15 106.1 37.0 69.1 35.0 1.40 0.49 0.91 0.46 Baoshang 161 58.0 103.0 31 30 161.0 58.0 103.0 61.0 1.34 0.48 0.86 0.51 Ileguang 9 1102.6 586.4 516.2 200 120.0 50.0 160 1222.6 636.4 586.2 360.0 1.34 0.70 0.64 0.39 Yuantouge 180 96.( 84.0 37 20.0 200.0 96.0 104.0 37.0 1.37 0.66 0.71 0.25 Yuanbahu 128.1 68.0 60.1 9 20.0 148.1 68.0 80.1 9.0 1.44 0.66 0.78 0.09 J;angjuny 86.5 47.4 39.1 24 26.0 25.0 100 112.5 72.4 40.1 124.0 1.16 0.75 0.41 1.28 67 Resettlement Action Plan B. Other resources (1) Aquatic production in reservoir area The reservoir of upstream Tangkou station has developed many years of aquatic production, and the local persons have experiences of it. After construction of the reservoir, it will have a water area of 4600mu. The reservoir distributary and bay can be used to develop the net-fishery, which will bring the rearrangement of agricultural structure in the reservoir area, dividing labors, and increasing income of resettlers. Led by the town agricultural technical authority, to organize resettlers to study the aquatic production technique and encourage them to develop the fishery production. (2) Tourism in reservoir area After complementation of reservoir construction, the water level of the reservoir will be heightened, and it will be one part of scene spots of Maodong, Baifusi and Piduhe, Longshan County. As long as the improving of traffic conditions, more and more people will come to have their tourism for clean water in the reservoir, magnificent dam, marvelous cavern and plenty nationality actives. It can take use of this special tourism resource to develop a systematic service and encourage resettlers to involve in tertiary industry of shipping and restaurant service for increasing their income. 5.5. Protection plan in the reservoir area With the construction of Lajitai Project, a part of newly built brick-concrete houses (15 households) at two sides of Laizhi road at Xingongqiao village, Manshui town will be effected by the reservoir submerging. As the submerging depth (0.3m-1.7m) is le% and the effected areas are ground stratum, it has less impact on the normal usage. In order to reduce loss caused the reservoir submerging, after consulting with each household it is decided that to strengthen their effected house foundation, build the water remaining wall and slope in order to reduce the erosion to walls and houses during flood season, and the loss in the ground stratum will be compensated according to standard of house rebuilding. The personnel from County Resettlement Office and Hydropower bureau had the site survey, and they divided the strengthening works in two sections according to topographic conditions. (1) At the left side of Chegouqiao of Laizhi road (Louqingfu section): a half circumferential (longitudinal) masonry earth remaining wall is built to protect house foundation. The total length of the wall is 64m, in which the section of 20m long is 6.5m high, 12m long is 5.5m high, and 32m long is 2.4m high. The wall contains the masonry of 382ni and rock and earth filling and excavation of 752m3. It requires the investment of 51856Yuan. (2) At the left side of downstream road at Chegouqiao: the both sides at houses are slow soil slope. In order to ensure the stability of bank at house foundation, the masonry soil remaining walls in two levels are built and the soil slope at the bank is reformed into stages. The length of soil remaining wall in two levels is 98m for Chenbenyuan section and 16m for Zhanyingzhong section, totaling the masonry of 382.5m3 and rock and earth filling and excavation of 1300m3. The investment is of 56300Yuan. 68 Resettlement Action Plan Quantity and Cost Estimated of House Strengthening Works Table 5.4 Item Quantity (m3) Unit price (Yuan/ M3) Investment (Yuan) Louqingfu section 51856 Masonry 382 120 45840 Earth and rock quantitv 752 8 6016 Chenbenyuan section 41680 Masonrv 294 120 35280 Earth and rock quantity 800 8 6400 Zhangyingzhong section 14620 Masonry 88.5 120 10620 Earth and rock quantity 500 8 4000 Total I__ 108156 5.6. Rural resettlement plan 5.6.1. Resettlement plan for production The project will have resettlers of 645, those will be all arranged to take part in the agricultural production and develop plant production industry. The cultivated land will be rearranged within villages and groups. Since the land, and newly devdoping land and garden are all rearranged in their own villages and groups, the sorts of agricultural plant and the cultivated system will not change, the plants are all in "two harvests", mainly of grains of wheat-rice or wheat-maize. The garden productions are mainly of oranges, shaddock and Chinese toon. The management is in contract type or family running. With the design plan of ten thousands mu of Chinese toon foundation, the production and living level at 6 villages in Manshui town will be increasedby building Chinese toon gardens, in addition to reforming land. In Baifusi township and Longshan County, the land will be reclaimed and garden will be developed according to local conditions. A. Land reforming plan The land and field reforming for this project is mainly at areas near living area and convenience for water intake, and with smooth topography. The plan is mainly to reform field and garden and properly reform the dry land into paddy field and fields with lower and middle yield. The land allotted will be carried out according to principles of new and existing land together and subsidy for transitional period will be allotted meanly. The field and land, and production land allotted is as follows. (1) Meizhiao Village Wachangba Group: It is planned to resettle 9 persons, 20 mu dry land can be built up, 20 mu dry land can be transformed to paddy and 15 mu orange garden plots can be built up. Zhaomushu Group: It is planned to resettle 12 persons, 26 mu dry land can be built up, 13 mu dry land can be transformed to paddy and 25 mu orange garden plots can be built up. The newly built dry land and garden plot all be set on the collective waste hills, and the hill spring will be used as the water resource of the dry land. (2) Nanhe Village 69 Resettlement Action Plan Matou Group: It is planed to resettle 4 persons, 1.5 mu paddy will be built up on the old house plot, and 15 mu orange garden plots can be built up. Dawan Group: It is planned to resettle 8 persons, 13 mu dry land can be built up on the collective waste hill and 15 mu orange garden plots can be built up. Dianshan Group: It is planned to resettle 8 persons, 15 mu dry land and 13 mu orange garden plots can be built up. Zhongbo Group: It is planned to resettle 16 persons, 12 mu dry land and 46 mu orange garden plots can be built up. Dagou Group: It is planned to resettle I person, due to the cultivated land of this group is rich and only 1.9 mu dry land will be acquisitioned, the affection of the land acquisition is quite little, so 5 mu orange garden plot will be built up to restore the income. Baoshang Group: It is planned to resettle 6 persons, the acquisitioned land 7.97 mu of this group is all barren deach, and the cultivated land of this is relatively rich, so the impact of land acquisition is not so serious. 21 mu orange garden plots will be built to restore the losing imcome. (3) Heguang Village Yuantouge Group: It is planned to resettle I person, due to the cultivated land of this group is rich and only 0.96 mu dry land will be acquisitioned, the affection of the laid acquisition is quite little, and the land resource can be developed is quite rich in this group, so 2 mu dry land will be built up for the cultivation. Yuanbahu Group: It is planned to resettle I person, due to the cultivated land of this group is rich and only 0.95 mu dry land will be acquisitioned, the affection of the land acquisition is quite little, and the land resource can be developed is quite rich in this group, so 2 mu dry land will be built up for the cultivation. Jiangjunyan Group: It is planned to resettle 29 persons, and 13 mu dry land will be built up on the waste land around the village's forestry center, 1 7 mu dry land will be transformed to paddy and 85 mu orange garden plots will be built up. (4) Xinggongqiao Villag Group 2: It is planned to resettle 11 persons, the cultivated land of this group which will be acquisitioned is 9.58 mu ( include 3.13 mu paddy ), 30 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 3: It is planned to resettle 5 persons, the cultivated land of this group which will be acquisitioned is 4.91 mu ( include 3.30 mu paddy), the affection of land acquisition to this group is not so big, and 16 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 4: It is planned to resettlement 16 persons, 46 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up in this group combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. 70 Resettlement Action Plan Group 5: It is planned to resettle 16 persons, 4 mu paddy will be built up on the old house plot and the original paddy which submerge not so deep, meanwhile, 35 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 6: It is planned to resettle 5 persons, the cultivated land of thisgroup which will be acquisitioned is 4.45 mu ( include 1.25 mu paddy), the affection of land acquisition to this group is not so big, and 14 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 9: It is planned to resettle 4 persons, the cultivated land of this group which will be acquisitioned is 3.26 mu ( include 2.06 mu paddy), the affection of land acquisition to this group is not so big, and 9 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 10: It is planned to resettle 4 persons, the cultivated land of this group which will be acquisitioned is 3 mu ( include 1.84 mu paddy), the affection of land acquisition to this group is not so big, and 8 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 11: It is planned to resettle 2 persons, the cultivated land of this group which will be acquisitioned is 1.92 mu ( totally dry land), the affection of land acquisition to this group is not so big, and 6 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 12: It is planned to resettle 5 persons, 5 mu dry land will be built on the cultivated land under the highway which submerge not so deep and 8 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 13: It is planned to resettle 8 persons, cultivated land under the highway which submerge not so deep will be block up, 7 mu dry land will be built and 5 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of the Xiangcun base. Group 14: It is planned to resettle 4 persons, the acquisitioned land 3.55 mu of this group all is barren deach, the impact of land acquisition is not so serious. I I mu orange garden plots will be built up. (5) Shujiaping Village The hypsography of the cultivated land inundated of Shujiapng Village is quite flat. the inundating depth of most of them is only 0.1 -0.6m, this land can be transformed to paddy by using the reservoir water. Due to no big piece of waste land can be developed, the dry land which will be built up is this village is scattered. The farmland built plan as below: Group 1: 25 persons will be resettle, 3 mu paddy and 24 mu dry land will be built up. Group 2: 27 persons will be resettle, 4 mu paddy and 25 mu dry land will be built up. Group 3: 22 persons will be resettle, 5 mu paddy and 21 mu dry land will be built up. Group 4: 24 persons will be resettle, 4 mu paddy and 23 mu dry land will be built up. 71 Resettlement Action Plan Group 5: 10 persons will be resettle, 5 mu paddy and 6 mu dry land will be built up. Group 6: 20 persons will be resettle, 7 mu paddy and 16 mu dry land will be built up. Group 7: 13 persons will be resettle, 14 mu dry land will be built up. Group 8: 17 persons will be resettle, 4 mu paddy and 14 mu dry land will be built up. Group 9: 14 persons will be resettle, 4 mu paddy and 12 mu dry land will be built up. Group 10: 23 persons will be resettle, 11 mu paddy and 13 mu dry land will be built up. (6) Sheliba Village Group 9: 5 persons will be resettle, 1.7 mu paddy will be built on the old house plot by using the water resource of the paddy around them and 8 mu Xiangcun garden plot will be built up on the waste hill owned by collective. Group 10: 4 persons will be resettle, 3 mu dry land will be built on the flat waste land up the highway, and 4 mu Xiangcun garden plot will be built up. Group 13: 11 persons will be resettle, 8 mu dry land will be built up on the inundated land which submerge not so deep, and 12 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up combine with the development of Xiangcun base. (7) Fengmu Village Group 1: It is planned to resettle I person, due to only 0.78 mu paddy will be acquisitioned, the affection of the land acquisition is quite little, 1.5 mu dry land will be built up for the cultivation. (8) Zhaojiapo Village For this village, the land resource can be developed is rather rich, the resettlement method of all 3 groups is to build cultivated land on the collective waste land. Group 2: 1 person will be resettle, for only 0.60mu dry land will be acquisitioned by the project. 0.8 mu dry land will be built up for its cultivation. Group 3: 9 persons will be resettle, 6 mu paddy and 9mu dry land will be built up. Group 7: 1 person will be resettle, for only 0.74 mu dry land will be acquisitioned by the project, 1.3 mu dry land will be built up for its cultivation. (9) Tongzhi Village Group 1: 12 persons will be resettle, taking water from the reservoir, 10 mu dry land will be transformed to paddy and 22mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 2: 5 persons will be resettle, and 10 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 3: only 0.03 mu dry land will be acquisitioned, and cash compensation will be made. 72 Resettlement Action Plan Group 4: 24 persons will be resettle, 3.2 mu paddy will be built on the old house plot, 15 mu dry land will be transformned into paddy by using the reservoir water and 37 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 5: 4 persons will be resettled, and 9 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 7: 2 persons will be resettled, and 6 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 8: 6 persons will be resettled, and 15 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 9: 4 persons will be resettled, and 10 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 10: 3 persons will be resettled, and 8 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 11: 3 persons will be resettled, and 8 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. Group 12: 3 persons will be resettled, and 9 mu Xiangcun garden plots will be built up. (10) Kuda Village Group 1: 5 persons will be resettled, 3 mu land located on the tail of reservoir which depth of submerge small than 0.4 will be built up to paddy, and 2 mu paddy will also be built up on the old house plot, meanwhile, 6.5 mu chestnut garden plots will be built up. Group 3: 9 persons will be resettled, 11 mu dry land will be built up on the waste hill boehind the villge seat, and 7 mu chestnut garden plots will also be built up. (I 1) Zhangjiachao Village Group 1: 41 persons will be resettle, 17 mu dry land and 79 mu chestnut garden plots will be built on the left side of Pidu River, 12 mu dry land will be transformed into paddy in the same area. Group 2: 44 persons will be resettle, 5 mu paddy land will be built on the old house plot. 23 mu dry land will be built up, by using the reservoir water. 15 mu dry land can be transformned into paddy, meanwhile, 96 mu chestnut garden plots will be built up on the hind- hill. (12) Dongkang Village Group 5: 3 persons will be resettled, 0.6 mu paddy and 2 mu dry land will be built up. Group 6: I person will be resettled, l mu paddy will be built up. (13) Yangjia Village In order to conveninent the Planting and sale, based on the status of garden plot currently, the same breed of White Grapefruit will be plant by each group. Group 1: 24 persons will be resettled. 8 mu dry land will be built up on the collective waste land and 57 mu WhiteGrapefruit will also be planted. '3 Resettlement Action Plan Group 2: 30 persons will be resettled, 15 mu dry land will be built up on the collective waste land and 55 mu WhiteGrapefruit will also be planted. Group 4: 6 persons will be resettle, 16 mu WhiteGrapefruit will be planted. Group 6: 5 persons will be resettle, 16 mu WhiteGrapefruit will beplanted. (14) Maojiang Village Group 4: 7 persons will be resettled, and 10 dry land will be built up at Maojiangba. Group 5: 2 persons will be resettle, for only 1.29 beach land of this Group will be acquisitioned, and the affection is quite small, the cash compensation will be adopt. According to the resettlement plan, by statistic, there are totally 1480.6 mu land will be built up with 74 mu paddy, 393.6 mu dry land, 919mu economic garden plots and 94 mu paddy transformed from dry land. Based on the investigation, the investment standards of land development in Manshui Township are: paddy 2500 yuan/mu, dry land 2000 Yuan/mu, garden plot 150OYuan/mu, and land transfomation and improvement 150OYuan/mu, the investment standards of land development in Baifushi Town are: paddy 2000 yuan/mu, dry land 1800-2000 Yuan/mu, garden plot 150OYuan/mu, and land transfomation and improvement 150OYuan/mu, the investment standards of land development in Longshan County are: paddy 3500 yuan/mu, dry land 3000 Yuan/mu, garden plot 150OYuan/mu, and land transfomation and improvement 1800Yuan/mu. The total 2.5875 million yuan of land developing cost will be list in the land compensation fee of the resettlement compensation estimate. Cultivated land per capita of each Group before and after resettlement is shown in table5.5. 74 Resettlement Action Plan List of Cultivated land per capita before and after resettlement of each Groups affected by Lajitan Project Table 5.5 Cultivated land owned belre (Cultivatcd land will be Cultivated land owned aller Paddy will Agricullural acquisilisitioiitcqisilion Paddy Dry land be (iarden plot Village Village group population (mu) (mu) (mu) ab yult will be developed wNill be (person) (mu) bit fo r ul Sub-total paddy D)ry-land Sub-total paddy D)ry-land Sub-total paddy Dry-land (mu) land (mu) (mu) ____ _ Kuda Group I 210 263 200 63 6.76 5.17 1.59 256.2 194.8 61.4 5 7 Group 3 190 242 189 53 11.09 7.71 3.38 230.9 181.3 49.6 II 7 Zhangjiach Group I 337 340 265 75 40.05 12.92 27.13 300 252.1 47.9 17 12 79 ao Group 2 153 181 121 60 50.64 24.65 25.99 130.4 96.4 34 5 23 15 96 Dongkan Group 5 182 159 131 28 2.44 1.62 0.82 156.6 129.4 27.2 0.6 2 Group6 198 164 138 26 0.91 0.91 163.1 137.1 26 I Yangjia Group I 312 265 192 73 2065 13.52 7.13 244.4 178.5 65.9 8 57 Group 2 124 105 75 30 24.54 8.38 16.16 80.4 66.6 13.8 15 55 Group 4 167 143 101 42 4.8 1.48 3.32 138.2 99.5 38.7 _ 16 Group 6 198 170 122 48 4.44 0.44 4 165.6 121.6 44 16 Maojiang Group 4 342 309 247 62 6.61 6.61 302.4 247 55.4 10 Group 5 238 191 145 46 1.29 1.29 189.7 145 44.7 Shujiaping (iroup I III 86 44 42 18.96 2.07 16.89 67 41.9 25.1 3 24 (iroup 2 159 124 63 61 20.48 1.64 18.84 103.6 61.4 42.2 4 25 Group 3 140 90 36 54 17.69 0.42 17.27 72.3 35.6 36.7 5 21 (iroup 4 137 108 55 53 18.64 1.14 17.5 89.4 53.9 35.5 4 23 Group 5 166 130 66 64 7.95 5.78 2.17 122 60.2 61.8 5 6 (iroup 6 96 76 39 37 15.94 0.89 15.05 60.1 38.1 22 7 16 Group 7 100 77 39 38 9.85 9.85 67.2 39 28.2 14 Group 8 99 76 39 37 12.74 3.09 9.65 63.3 35.9 27.4 4 14 Group 9 173 135 69 66 11.12 3.02 8.1 123.9 66 57.9 4 12 Group 10 148 116 59 57 17.76 11.59 6.17 98.2 47.4 50.8 I 13 75 Resettlement Action Plan Zhaojiapo Group 2 133 130 85 45 0.6 0.6 129.4 85 44.4 0.X F C,roup 3 191 187 122 65 8.33 6.07 2.26 178.6 115.9 62.7 6 9 Group 7 134 131 86 45 0.74 0.74 130.3 86 44.3 1.3 Xinggongq Group 2 145 130 8() 50 9.58 3.13 6.45 120.5 76.9 43.6 30 iao GCroup 3 81 75 46 29 4.91 3.3 1.61 70.1 42.7 27.4 16 (iroup 4 121 11 68 42 14.51 2.74 11.77 95.5 65.3 30.2 46 Group 5 110 92 57 35 13.59 6.78 6.81 78.4 50.2 28.2 4 35 Group 6 176 148 91 57 4.45 1.25 3.2 143.6 89.8 53.8 14 Group 9 104 89 55 34 3.26 2.()6 1.2 85.7 52.9 32.8 9 Group 10 I(8 86 52 34 3 1.84 1.16 83 50.2 32.8 8 Group 11 105 85 52 33 1.92 1.92 83.1 52 31.1 6 Group 12 92 81 50 31 4.7 0.19 4.51 76.3 49.8 26.5 5 8 (imup 13 104 74 46 28 5.35 5.35 68.7 46 22.7 7 5 Group 14 105 84 51 33 3.55 3.55 80.5 51 29.5 II Tongzhi Group I 130 147 89 58 13.97 1.67 12.3 133 87.3 45.7 10 22 Group 2 93 99 60 39 4.81 2.82 1.99 94.2 57.2 37 10 Group 3 112 125 76 49 0.03 0.03 125 76 49 iGroup 4 135 152 92 60 27.07 17.01 10.06 124.9 75 49.9 3.2 15 37 Group 5 94 106 64 42 4.14 2.27 1.87 101.8 61.7 40.1 9 Group 7 97 109 66 43 2.55 1.23 1.32 106.5 64.8 41.7 6 Group 8 112 124 75 49 6.74 4.97 1.77 117.2 70 47.2 15 Group 9 130 145 88 57 4.48 1.36 3.12 140.5 86.6 53.9 10 Group 10 120 132 80 52 3.63 1.38 2.25 128.4 78.6 49.8 8 Group I1 127 143 87 56 3.58 3.58 139.4 87 52.4 8 Group 12 105 123 75 48 3.78 3.78 119.2 75 44.2 9 Fengmu Group I 101 64 34 30 0.78 0.78 63.2 33.2 30 1.5 Sheliba Group 9 114 68 33 35 3.26 0.44 2.82 64.8 32.6 32.2 1.7 8 Group 10 121 75 36 39 2.41 2.41 72.6 36 36.6 3 4 Group 13 75 48 23 25 6.89 6.89 41.1 23 18.1 8 12 76 Resettlement Action Plan Meizhiao Wachangba 233 483 106 377 18.98 3.09 15.89 464 102.9 361.1 20 12 15 Zhaomushu 87 181 40 141 25.73 12.14 13.59 155.3 27.9 127.4 26 13 25 Nanhe Matou 127 181 62 119 6.08 6.08 174.9 62 112.9 1.5 15 Dawan 153 219 75 144 11.74 11.74 207.3 75 132.3 13 15 Dianshang 94 146 50 96 11.95 11.95 134.1 50 84.1 i5 13 Zhiongbao 162 231 79 152 22.61 1.36 21.25 208.4 77.6 130.8 12 46 Dage 76 108 37 71 1.9 I.9 106.1 37 69.1 5 Blaoshang 120 169 58 III 7.97 7.97 161 58 103 21 Ileguang Yuantouge 146 181 96 85 0.96 0.96 180 96 84 2 Yuanbahu 103 129 68 61 0.95 0.95 128.1 68 60.1 2 Jiangjunyan 97 121 64 57 34.54 16.65 17.89 86.5 47.4 39.1 13 17 85 77 Resettlement Action Plan (to be continue) ( Cultivated land owned per capita before Ian( Cultivated land owned per capita afler New garden Allocated village Village.group Cultivated latid owned aller resettle (miiu acquisition resettle plote poploated village Village group (mu/person) (mu/person) plot populaeion Sub-total paddy D)ry-land Sub-total paddy Dry-land Sub-total paddy Dry-land (mu/person) (person) Kuda Group I 261.2 199.8 61.4 1.25 0.95 0.3 1.24 0.95 0.29 0.03 5 Group 3 241.9 181.3 60.6 1.27 0.99 0.28 1.27 0.95 0.32 0.04 9 Zhangjiachao Group I 317 264.1 52.9 1.01 0.79 0.22 0.94 0.78 0.16 0.23 41 Group 2 158.4 116.4 42 1.18 0.79 0.39 1.04 0.76 0.27 0.63 44 Dongkan Group 5 159.2 130 29.2 0.87 0.72 0.15 0.87 0.71 0.16 0 3 Group 6 164.1 137.1 27 0.83 0.7 0.13 0.83 0.69 0.14 0 Yangjia Group I 252.4 178.5 73.9 0.85 0.62 0.23 0.81 0.57 0.24 0.18 24 Group 2 95.4 66.6 28.8 0.84 0.6 0.24 0.77 0.54 0.23 0.44 30 Group 4 138.2 99.5 38.7 0.85 0.6 0.25 0.83 0.6 0.23 0.1 6 Group 6 165.6 121.6 44 0.86 0.62 0.24 0.84 0.61 0.22 0.08 5 Maojiang Group 4 312.4 247 65.4 0.9 0.72 0.18 0.91 0.72 0.19 7 Group 5 189.7 145 44.7 0.8 0.61 0.19 0.8 0.61 0.19 2 Shujiaping (iroup I 94 44 9 49.1 0.78 0.4 0.38 0.85 0.4 0.44 25 ....________ Group 2 132.6 65.4 67.2 0.78 0.4 0.38 0.83 0.41 0.42 27 Group 3 98.3 40.6 57.7 0.65 0.26 0.39 0.7 0.29 0.41 22 Group 4 116.4 57.9 58.5 0.79 0.4 0.39 0.85 0.42 0.43 24 CGroup 5 133 65.2 67.8 0.79 0.4 0.39 0.8 0.39 0.41 10 Group 6 83.1 45.1 38 0.8 0.41 0.39 0.87 0.47 0.4 20 iGroup 7 81.2 39 42.2 0.77 0.39 0.38 0.81 0.39 0.42 13 Group 8 81.3 39.9 41.4 0.76 0.39 0.37 0.82 0.4 0.42 17 Group 9 139.9 70 69.9 0.78 0.4 0.38 0.81 0.4 0.4 14 Group 10 122.2 58.4 63.8 0.79 0.4 0.39 0.83 0.39 0.43 23 Zhaojiapo Group 2 130.2 85 45.2 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.98 0.64 0.34 1 Group 3 193.6 121.9 71.7 0.98 0.64 0.34 1.01 0.64 0.38 9 Group 7 131.6 86 45.6 0.98 0.64 0.34 0.98 0.64 0.34 78 Resettlement Action Plan Xinggongqiao Group 2 120.5 76.9 43.6 0.89 0.55 0.34 0.83 0.53 0.3 0.21 I l (iroup 3 70.1 42.7 27.4 0.93 0.57 0.36 0.87 0.53 0.34 0.2 5 Group 4 95.5 65.3 30.2 0.91 0.56 0.35 0.79 0.54 0.25 0.38 16 Group 5 82.4 54.2 28.2 0.84 0.52 0.32 0.75 0.49 0.26 0.32 16 Group 6 143.6 89.8 53.8 0.84 0.52 0.32 0.82 0.51 0.31 0.08 5 Group 9 85.7 52.9 32.8 0.86 0.53 0.33 0.82 0.51 0.32 0.09 4 Group 10 83 50.2 32.8 0.79 0.48 0.31 0.77 0.46 0.3 0.07 4 Group I1 83.1 52 31.1 0.81 0.5 0.31 0.79 0.5 0.3 0.06 2 ._ Group 12 81.3 49.8 31.5 0.88 0.54 0.34 0.88 0.54 0.34 0.09 5 Group 13 75.7 46 29.7 0.71 0.44 0.27 0.73 0.44 0.29 0.05 8 Group 14 80.5 51 29.5 0.8 0.49 0.31 0.77 0.49 0.28 0.1 4 Tongzhi Group I 133 97.3 35.7 1.13 0.68 0.45 1.02 0.75 0.27 0.17 12 Group 2 94.2 57.2 37 1.07 0.65 0.42 1.01 0.62 0.4 0.11 5 Group 3 125 76 49 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.12 0.68 0.44 0 Group 4 128.1 93.2 34.9 1.12 0.68 0.44 0.95 0.69 0.26 0.27 24 Group 5 101.8 61.7 40.1 1.13 0.68 0.45 1.08 0.66 0.43 0.1 4 Group 7 106.5 64.8 41.7 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.1 0.67 0.43 0.06 2 Group 8 117.2 70 47.2 1.11 0.67 0.44 1.05 0.63 0.42 0.13 6 Group 9 140.5 86.6 53.9 1.12 0.68 0.44 1.08 0.67 0.41 0.08 4 Group 10 128.4 78.6 49.8 1.1 0.67 0.43 1.07 0.66 0.42 0.07 3 Group I1 139.4 87 52.4 1.13 0.69 0.44 1.1 0.69 0.41 0.06 3 Group 12 119.2 75 44.2 1.17 0.71 0.46 1.14 0.71 0.42 0.09 3 Fengmu Group I 64.7 33.2 31.5 0.64 0.34 0.3 0.64 0.33 0.31 I Sheliba (iroup 9 66.5 34.3 32.2 0.6 0.29 0.31 0.58 0.3 0.28 0.07 5 Group 10 75.6 36 39.6 0.62 0.3 0.32 0.62 0.3 0.33 0.03 4 Group 13 49.1 23 26.1 0.64 0.31 0.33 0.65 0.31 0.35 0.16 l l Meizhiao Wachangba 484 114.9 369.1 2.07 0.45 1.62 2.08 0.49 1.58 0.06 9 Zhaomushu 181.3 40.9 140.4 2.08 0.46 1.62 2.08 0.47 1.61 0.29 12 Nanhe Malou 176.4 63.5 112.9 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.39 0.5 0.89 0.12 4 Dawan 220.3 75 145.3 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.44 0.49 0.95 0.1 8 79 Resettlement Action Plan ._____________ Dianshang 149.1 50 99.1 1.55 0.53 1.02 1.59 0.53 1.05 0.14 8 Zhonghao 220.4 77.6 142.8 1.43 0.49 0.94 1.36 0.48 0.88 0.28 16 Dage 106.1 37 69.1 1.42 0.49 0.93 1.4 0.49 0.91 0.07 I 13aoshang 161 58 103 1.41 0.48 0.93 1.34 0.48 0.86 0.18 6 lleguang Yuantouge 182 96 86 1.24 0.66 0.58 1.25 0.66 0.59 I Yuanbahu 130.1 68 62.1 1.25 0.66 0.59 1.26 0.66 0.6 I Jiangjunyan 99.5 64.4 35.1 1.25 0.66 0.59 1.03 0.66 0.36 0.88 29 80 Resettlement Action Plan B. Rehabilitation measures for production In order to make rehabilitation and development of production and living for resettlers who carry out the land and field reforming as soon as possible, the following measures shall be adopted: a. It is first to arrange resettlers in case of having labor outgoing items in the county. b. The subsidy for resettlers at the beginning of resettlement period is esimated to be 400 Yuan per capita for each year, totaling 5 years. The subsidy is mainly for resettlers those have poor income and lower yield at beginning of field reforming and have no income before new garden getting fruits. If the land for resettlers is rearranged within a group, and new and old land will be allotted together and subsidy be shared by each villager. c. To heighten the quality and yield of agricultural plant of resettlers by plan and steps and increase the resettlers' income. Beside those, also some favorable policies are issued by Laifeng County People's Government. Refer to Attachment IV. 5.6.2. Plan of Host Site A. Host sites arrangement a. Arrangement principles The host site is arranged according to principles of resettlement plan. as wdl as the following principles. (I) The residents in the host site are willing to accept them. (2) The host site has enough environmental capacity and land resource. (3) It has reasonable traffic, perfected facilities and social service net. (4) It is convenient for resettlers' production, with the distance from working area not over 2km. (5) Safety (6) The scope of new host site shall be decided by suit measure to local conditions, one host site only for 3-5 households. b. Resettlement According to above principles, with willing of resettlers, except part of resenlers to set in towns and townships, most of host sites are at areas near their original houses, with smooth location near highway and near villages with concentrated population, so that resettlers can involve in the group life. The host sites for each village are as follows: 81 Resettlement Action Plan (1) 34 persons in 8 households from Sujiaping village will resettle in new Manshui township. (2) 13 persons in 2 households from Xinhongqiao village will resettle in new Manshui Township. (3) Sheliba village has 11 persons in 2 households involved, among them 7 persons of one household will resettle in new Manshui Township and other 4 persons of one household will move back, about lOOm away from the original house. (4) Tongzi village has 36 persons in 6 households involved, and they all will move back to the smooth area within their village. (5) Meiziao village has 117 persons of 5 households involved, and they will resettle at the both sides along Guihaushu-Laizhi line highway within their original village, about I OOOm away from the original house. (6) Nanhe village has 23 persons of 5 households involved, among them 9 persons of 4 households will resettle in Xiaoba and 4 persons of one household will move to Baifusi township. (7) Kuda village, Zhangjiacao village and Dongkan village in Longshan County have 163 persons of 31 households involved in the resettlement. In order to solve the traffic problem after resettlement, the newly built houses are arranged at the smooth slop along the highway, about 100I400m away from the original living area. B. Plan of house plot According to survey on the project affected areas, actual conditions and relative laws to the house plot in Hubei and Hunan provinces, the house plot standard planned to be 50m2 per capita (including space and access before and after house). the total house plot area is 30.3mu on the basis of 405 persons calculated by the design level year in 2003. C. Planning of facilities a. Ground leveling As resettlers for this project will resettle in different areas, the worst land and mountain area can be used as the house plot. The ground will be leveled by a way of half excavation and half filling. The slope for the host area of Manshui and Baifusi township is smooth, and 80% of excavation quantity is earth. By the site survey and calculation, I OOm2 house plot will have the earth and rock quantity about 70m3 and filling quantity of 70m3. The quantity of rock excavation is larger for the host site of Longshan County. The host sits are in dispersion and are leveled by manual, the leveling price is lower, only 400Yuan/person. It will be regulated during the project implementation. b. Public facilities Water supply: For those who resettle in their original village have the water supply as that before, each household takes water from well and spring. The host sites of Guihaushu and 82 Resettlement Action Plan Zhangjiacao with resettlers concentrated have spring of a large flow from mountains, which can be storage in the water pond and led into household by PVC pipe. Power supply: The capacity of existing power facilities for each village can meet demands after resettlement. The line distance for each host site to connect is about 50-300m and resettlers can have power supply by a 220V line to connect it. c. Broadcast and TV line The broadcast lines for the host sites are led from the near villager, the resettlers can install their original TV accepting facilities in the host site and can receive TV by the existing facility. d. Road and access to outside The host sites chosen are mostly located along highways, which solve the problems on access and also meet requirements of resettlers. Only by building a short access, it will connect with highways. D. Facilities for social service The resettlers and villagers effected by the project can share the service from orignal schools, clinic and commercial nets, and no new ones required. The resettlers those who will resettle in towns and townships can share the social service facilities of school and clinic at there. E. Building of resettlers' houses The building of resettlers' houses shall take account of their habits and suitable for agricultural requirements and also have some space for development in the future. The houses can be dismantled and built by themselves according their own thought. The government will provide the compensation according the house structure and area in newly built price. The compensation will be paid in stages according to progress of materials preparation and building. The resettlers can live in their original houses and no temporary houses required for reasons of most of resettlers resettling in the original villages and distance from the host site for those resettling in towns and townships being not far. This project has no subsidy for building temporary houses. 5.6.3. Administrative management of host sites A. Administrative management of resettlers As most of resettlers move back, the administrative management keeps as that before. Only the resettlers set in new Manshui and Baifusi townships are from each effected villages and they will be under the administration of townships at host sites. B. Implementation origination of resettlement 83 Resettlement Action Plan The resettlement plan shall be implemented by the Laifeng County Resettlement Office with personal from the relative authorities under leadership of Resettlement Leading Group of Lajitai Project. Their responsibilities are to work out the resettlement policies, and give publicity, mobilization, organization and implementation of resettlement. Also, the office is a main channel for resettlers to propose their issues. The office shall collect comments from resettlers in time and fully, report it to authorities at above level and relative authorities and return the respondents to resettlers in time. 5.6.4. Temporary land requisition In Clause 57 of Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China, it specifies "that in the case of the state and collective land used for temporary land requisition by project construction and geological investigation, the land user shall have contract signed with the relative land authorities or agricultural collective economic organizations and villagers' committee and pay the land compensation for the temporary land requisition according to contract. The temporary land user shall use the land according to contract signed for temporary requisition and no permanent structure shall be built on the land. The terms of temporary land use shall not exceed two years." The compensation for this project includes payment for land loss and restoration. The compensation for the land loss is 400Yuan/mu per year, totaling 4 years (for the reasons of that the temporary requisitioned land is mostly in the flood plain with poor quality, the soil for cultivated land is thin, the yearly yield is lower, and the land there is wasted because of poor income). This compensation can make up all income and yield from their land. The agricultural labors in this requisitioned land can engage in the project construction or be other outgoing labors. The compensation for restoration shall be paid by the construction unit and estimated to be 3000Yuan/mu tentatively. Although the Land Administrative Law specified that the terms of temporary land use shall not exceed two years. the temporary land use time for construction of this item is longer because this project is a hydro item with a special character of long construction period. The right of temporary requisitioned land will not be changed and the temporary requisitioned land will be restored after use. 5.6.5. Restoration plan of agricultural production and living facilities The agricultural production and living facilities will be restored if necessary and the compensation will be paid for those not to restore in case of not necessary. The factories of wine and vermicelli (made from bean starch. etc.) in the effected area are all household type, there is no problem for reselecting site, the site area is included in the house plot. and the compensation will be paid for economic loss in removing, houses and production stepping. The individual shops will be firstly removed to area by highway and suitable for business and the compensation will be paid for economic loss in removing, houses and production stepping. 5.7. Relocation plan for special facilities A. Class IV highway The reservoir will submerge 7km long of Class IV highway from Huyao to Guitang of Longshan County and ]km long of special highway in Yutangxi section and Tangkou of Laizhi Line in Laifeng County. According to plan proposed by the highway authority of two 84 Resettlement Action Plan counties, Class IV highway from Huyao to Guitang is raised at 300m downstream Lianyudong to connect with the original one through mountain slopes at back of Kuda and Zhangjiacao villages, 60m long bridge at downstream of river outlet and the back mountain of Dongkan, totaling 8km long. The special highway in Yutangxi section and Tangkou of Laizhi Line in Laifeng County is relocated, totaling 3km long, and it requires to build two bridges, one of I Om and other of 20m. B. Optic cable for communication According to relocation alternative proposed by communication authorities in Laifeng and Longshan counties, the optic cable is laid in overhead type and basically goes along the rebuilt highway for the convenience of construction. The rebuilt line is 9.8 pole/km, in which it is 8 pole/km for Longshan and 1.8 pole/km for Laifeng. C. Transmission line According to relocation alternative proposed by power authority, the submerged 35kV and lOkV power line will be raised at the original position. The rebuilt 35kV and lOkV lines for Laifeng county are 7 pole/km and 4 pole/km respectively, and the rebuilt lOkV line for Longshan county is 3 pole/km. D. Roads in vicinity of reservoir In order to keep good traffic for each village in vicinity of reservoir and connect the host sites with main highway, it requires to build a traztor road of 5km, 13 ferries and wharf (6 in Manshui. 5 in Baifusi, one ferry and wharf in Longshan), and a simple road of 20km to connect with villages in vicinity of reservoir, according to the plan alternative proposed by the traffic authority. 5.8. Plan of reservoir bottom cleaning-up The reservoir water area of Lajitai Project is 3.07km2, and the dead water level is 366.5m. There are 397 residents lived in the 1-in-20-year flood line, with the house area of 16126nm'. The reservoir bottom cleaning-up, including cleaning of structure, sanitation, tombs and forestry land, shall be carried out before the filling reservoir so as to eliminate any possible damage. A. Cleaning-up plan for buildings and structures The houses and auxiliaries within the cleaning-up range shall be all removed and walls (except soil walls) shall be pushed downs and leveled, and the waste and floating materials shall be burned there. All transmission line, communication and broadcast line, the attached structures and auxiliaries within the cleaning-up range that may inference the usage and safety of reservoir operation must be removed. The equipment and materials shall be move out of the reservoir. The height of retaining structure on the ground shall not exceed 0.5m. The wells and cellarsin the degrading area of the reservoir water level shall be treated by measures of blocking, filling or covering. 85 Resettlement Action Plan B. Treatment of sanitation and antiepidemic Manure pits, animal pens and dusty within the reservoir area shall be under treatment of sanitation and antiepidemic. The sewage shall be moved out of the reservoir and laid on the sunshine, pits shall be treated by 1kg lump lime per square, and sewage pits shall be filled by clean soil. C. Plan of removing tombs The tombs for 15 years within the reservoir area will be all removed out of the reservoir area or treated there, and each tomb site will be treated by Ikg lump lime. The tombs over 15 years will be treated according to local habits. The tombs and areas for people and animal died from infectious disease will be treated under special way. D. Plan of forestry land cleaning-up Before filling reservoir, wood, scattered fruit tress and those in gardens will be cut as near as ground and moved out. The tress stumps retained shall not exceed 0.3m above the ground, and firewood cut shall be moved out of the reservoir area. The floating materials of tree branches and withered trees shall be bumed before filling reservoir or measures for preventing from floating shall be adopted. 5.9. Skill training plan 5.9.1. Training of resettlement cadres In March 2000, personal from Laifeng County Resettlement Office were trained by the resettlement experts in East China Investigation and Design Institute. During training, for practice combining theory, they visited the domestic projects of Tongbai Pumped Storage Station and Shanxi Hydropower Station for their resettlement, collected the successful experiences, and gained great results. That makes a good foundation for their resettlement work. In April, East China Investigation and Design Institute sent out engineers to instruct the resettlement personal in the site for work of social economic survey, checking survey and resettlement plan. 5.9.2. Production skill training for resettlers It is planned to have a technical training for fruit tree planting in host sites in the last half year of 2001 and first half year of 2002. In addition, the county government will also send technicians to go deeply into the field for site technical consultation and instruction irregularly. The technical trainings for resettlers are free charge. 5.10. Supporting after resettlement According to specifications of Rules for Compensation of Land Requisition and Resettlement for Middle and Large Water Resources and Hydropower Projects & Planned Construction ((1996) No. 526 Document), it is proposed to have the supporting fund for supporting resettlers to develop production so that the resettlers' production can be restored 86 Resettlement Action Plan and developed rapidly. The supporting fund is 200Yuan/person for each year, totaling 10 years. This is not included in the cost estimate and power generation cost. 5.11. Estimation of resettlers' production and living After implementation of resettlement, the cultivated land and garden area for each effected village is increased in different level, refer to Table 5.5 for the cultivated land and garden area for each village before and after resettlement. By Table, it shows that most of villagers' groups have the cultivated land decreased and garden land increased largely, and only a few of villagers' groups have the cultivated land increased as they newly develop the cultivated land. The reducing area of the cultivated land can be made up by 2 times of garden area. Because the yearly yield of newly reformed land is lower at beginning, the income for it is poor. Basically there is no income from the newly reformed gardens of oranges, shaddock, Chinese toon and Chinese chestnut, the gardens will gain fruits after 4 years and be bumper harvest in 5 years. According to estimation by the relative authority and pass experiences, the income will be over ISOOYuan/mu for garden in bumper harvest. Thus the production and living level is decreased for resettlers at beginning of resettlement, and will be restored, reached or exceeded as long as the land matured and yield increased of garden. 87 Resettlement Action Plan 6. Budget and Estimate of Compensation The land acquisition of Lajitan project includes reservoir inundated, permanent land acquisition and temporary land acquisition. The item of compensation and its proportion is shown in table. Statistical Data of Resettlement Budget Table 6.1 No. item amount proportion (I O4yuan) pootn(% I Rural resettlement compensation fee 1094.79 43.8 (I) Compensation and subsidy for land 611.47 24.5 _______ acquisition (2) Compensation for houses and 328.24 13.1 auxiliary structures relocation (3) Compensation for rural production 9.17 0.3 and living facilities (4) Transportation fee 12.15 0.5 (5) Compensation for infrastructure 63.70 2.6 restoration (6) Other compensation 70.06 2.8 2 Compensation for temporary land 16.10 0.6 _________ use and re-cultivation _ 3 Compensation for restoration o 795.90 31.9 special facilities 4 Investment of flood-prevention 10.82 0.4 project 5 Clearing-up fees of reservoir bottom 11.93 0.5 6 Other fee 108.43 4.3 7 Contingency 203.80 8.2 8 The loan interest during construction period 255.53 10.2 Static investment 2241.77 Total investment (no include 2497.30 taxes) 6.1. Base for Budget Prepared A. Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China. B. Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of Hubei Province. C. Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of Hubei Province. D. Planning and Design Specifications for Reservoir Inundation Treatment of Hydropower Projects. 88 Resettlement Action Plan E. Rules for Compensation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement for Middle and Large Water Resources and Hydropower Projects. F. Administrative Method of Woodland for Hubei Province. G. Administrative Method of Woodland for Hubei Province. H. Implementation Method of Farmland Occupation Tax for Hubei Province. 1. Operational Directives OD.4.30, "Involuntary Resettlement" - World Bank 6.2. Compensation Principles (1) The standards for land eompensation charge and resettlement subsidy charge shall be determined respectively based on the relative provisions in the "Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of Hubei Province" and "Implementation Method of Land Administration Law of Hubei Province". (2) The compensation standard for relocation of housing and its auxiliary structures will be ascertained based on the replacement value (without depreciation, and without deduction of salvageable of old building). (3) The compensation of the infrastructures and other rural production and living facilities affected by the Project will be ascertained based on the atffected degrees and actual requirements for the restoration. (4) Odd trees should be compensated based on its actual value. 6.3. Compensation Standard 6.3.1. Rural Resettlement Compensation Standard A. Compensation Standards of Land Acquisition a. Compensation Standard and Subsidy Standard of Cultivated Land The grain output is selected based on the annual grain output of 1997, 1998 and 1999 of Meizhiao. Nanhe. Heguange, Xinggongqiao, Shujiaping, Sheliba, Tongzhi, Zhaojiapo, Fengmu in Hubei Province and Kuda, Zhangjiachao, Dongkan, Yangjia, Maojiang in Hunan Province, and calculated to 2003 based on the Yearly Grain Growth Rate of 1.0%. The grain price is determined according to the price imformation offered by Laifeng County Price Bureau and Longshan County Price Bureau and statistical price in 1999 and the proportion of main product and byproduct of Hubei Provincial Statistical Bureau. The calculated average production values of Cultivated land in the 14 affected villages are different from 478.3yuan/mu to 673.7yuan/mu, the weight average production value is 556 yuan/mu, refer table 6.3 for details. The compensation standard of cultivated land is enact of 7 times of the average production value of the acquisition cultivated in the three years just before land acquisition. The subsidy standard of cultivated land is calculated based on the agricultural population to be allocated, and the agricultural population to be allocated is calculated based on the number of acquisitioned land divide the average cultivated land before land acquisition. The subsidy 89 Resettlement Action Plan standard of every people to be allocated is enact of 4 times of the average production value of the acquisition cultivated in the three years just before land acquisition. Based on the number of acquisitioned cultivated land of each village, the calculated result of colligate standard of compensation and subsidy is 6162.7 yuan/mu, add the young crop compensation of 300 yuan/mu, the colligate standard for land acquisition is 6462.7yuan/mu. refer to table 6.2 for detailed standards of each village. b. Compensation Standard and Subsidy Standard of Garden Plot The garden plots in the project affected area are mainly orange, mulberry and nursery. The compensation standard is enacted as 50% of that of the cultivated land around, and the subsidy standard is enacted as same as that of the cultivated land around. Thus, the total stardard of compensation and subsidy for garden plot acquisition is 4216.7yuan/mu. c. Compensation Standard and Subsidy Standard of Woodland The compensation for woodland acquisition is composed of woodland compensation, wood compensation and subsidy. The woodland compensation standard is 30% of compensation standard of the cultivated land nearby, based on the data offered by Laifeng Wood Bureau, the wood compensation is determined as: 1500yuan/mu for special woodland, 800yuan/mu for fir, 300yuan/mu for pine and 800 yuan/mu for bamboo. the subsidy standard is half of that of the cultivated land, the compensation for bush is 20% of that of the cultivated land. d. Compensation for Wastehill and Wasteland The compensation standard of wastehill and wasteland is calculated of 20% of that of the cultivated land nearby, and no subsidy is calculated. e. Compensation of land acquisition for village and town construction The compensation of land acquisition for village and town construction is same as the compensation for cultivated land. 389 1.7yuan/mu. but the subsidy is not been calculated. The house plot (including the barnyard front and back the house) is calaulated as 30.3 mu based on 50m2/per person. 90 Resettlement Action Plan The Calculation of the Compensation for Cultivated land Acquisition of villages Table 6.2 Compensation Production value Cultivated land Comnpensation Cultivated land Compensation and subsidy Land acquisition Township Village per miiu to be iniuidated tilme Subsid) timc per capita standard Subsidy standard standard cost (yuan/mu) (nmu ) (times/mu) (times/mu) (mu / person) (yuan / mu) (yuan / mu) (yuan / mu) (104yuan) Meizhao 559.6 67.44 7 1.9 2.07 3917.2 1063.2 4980.4 33.59 BlaiFushi Town Nanhe 568.8 63.65 7 2.8 1.43 3981.6 1592.6 5574.2 35.48 lleguang 673.7 36.45 7 3.2 1.25 4715.9 2155.8 6871.7 25.05 Xinggongqiao 597.7 68.82 7 4.7 0.86 4183.9 2809.2 6993.1 48.13 Shujiaping 466.5 151.13 7 5.1 0.78 3265.5 2379.2 5644.7 85.31 Manshi Tonship Sheliba 608.4 12.56 7 6.5 0.62 4258.8 3954.6 8213.4 10.32 Fengmu 571.4 29.39 7 4.9 0.81 3999.8 2799.9 6799.7 19.98 Zhaojiapo 557.3 9.67 7 4.1 0.97 3901.1 2284.9 6186.0 5.98 Tongzhi 492.2 74.78 7 3.6 1.11 3445.4 1771.9 5217.3 39.01 I louyan Township Kuda 534.9 17.85 7 3.5 1.15 3744.3 1872.2 5616.5 10.03 Zhangjiachao 609.3 90.69 7 4.2 0.96 4265.1 2559.1 6824.2 61.89 Laoxing Township Dongkan 478.3 3.35 7 5.1 0.79 3348.1 2439.3 5787.4 1.94 Guitang Town Yangjia 646.7 54.43 7 4.9 0.82 4526.9 3168.8 7695.7 41.89 Maojiang 540.0 7.9 7 5.3 0.75 3780 2862.0 6642.0 5.25 Gongbang 4.41 3780 2862.0 6642.0 2.93 rotal 691.52 426.78 Average _ 564.6 7.0 4.3 0.98 3952.4 2408.1 6360.5 1 Weightcd average 555.9 3891.7 2270.8 6162.7 91 Resettlement Action Plan B. Compensation of housing and Auxiliary Structure In order to determine the compensation standards reasonably, allow the resetters accept the compensation fees equil to the reconstruction price of their old houses, at the same time with impact survey, a detailed investigation on reconstruction price of local 2- floor brick-concrete house and wood house have been carried out. Based on the investigation and analysis, the average reconstruction price of 2-floor brick-concrete house is 267.46 yuan per square meters, and for wood house, that is 159.72 yuan per square meters. Thus, 270 yuan per square meter will be compensated for brick-concrete houses and 160 yuan per quare meter will be compensated for wood house, meanwhile, according to the decoration and material using of the old house, the compensation alteration range will be set of 250-300yuan per square meter for brick-concrete houses, and 150-170yuan per square meter for wood houses. See table 6.3 for the analysis of brick-concrete house, and table 6.4 for that of wood house. The house reconstruction price of each type is determined according to the investment of local same type houses in 1999, compensation price respectively be: a. Houses: average of 270yuan/m2 and alteration range of 250-300yuan/m' is set for brick-concrete house, average of 190yuan/m2 and alteration range of 170-200yuan/m2 is set for brick-wood house, average 160 yuan/m2 and alteration range of 150-170yuan/m' is set for wood house, 70yuan/m2 will be compensated for simple house, and 70yuan/m' will be compensated for sundry house. b. Auxiliary Structures: tobacco-baked room 7oyuan/m2, fence 25yuan/m2, cooking range 150yuan/unit, toilet 30yuan/m2, sty and crib 60yuan/m', cememt sunny ground 20 yuan/m2, ground bleachery 10 yuan/m2, silo 150yuan/unit, pool 200yuan/unit, telephone 300yuan/unit, tap water l00yuan/unit, cable TV 200 yuan/unit, Stone ground bleachery 25 yuan/m2 Cost Analysis of 2 Floor Brick-concrete House Table 6.3 Unit area Price amount Remarks dosage (yuan/unit) (yuan) A. Main material 147.57 1. Steel kg 10.33 2.8 28.92 2. Wood m' 0.0062 900 5.58 3. Concrete kg 131.1 0.298 39.07 4. Bnck block 26.5 1.5 39.75 5. Carpolite iMn 0.291 34 9.89 6. Sand m3 0.395 48 18.96 7. Lime kg 18.9 0.16 3.02 8. Glass m 0.182 13 2.37 B. Other material 4.43 3% of item A C. Man-day manday 3.5 24.8 86.8 D. Overhead expenses 28.66 12% of total item A to C Total cost 267.46 92 Resettlement Action Plan Cost Analysis of Wood House Table 6.4 Unit area Price Amount item Unit dosage (Yuan/unit) (yuan) A. Maim material 91.05 1. Wood m3 0.09 900 81.00 2. Tile block 67 0.15 10.05 B. Other material 4.55 5% of item A C. Man-dav day 2 24.8 49.60 D. overhead expenses 14.52 10%oftotal A to C Total cost 1 59.72 C. Compensation for rural production and living facilities The compensation standards of the rural production and living facilities in the project affected area is shown table 6.5. Compensation Standards of Rural Production and Living Facilities Table 6.5 item unit Compensation standard remarks I.Family TV Acceptor unit 300 ! 2.Familk alcohol mill unit 800 3.Convenient bridge unit 50000 4.Transformer unit 4000 5.Tile stove unit 5000 6. Vermicelli mill unit 5000 7. Village medical treatment Station unit 300 8.Shop unit 200 D. Compensation for transportation Compensation for transportation is composed of objects transportation compensation, compensation for object-lossing during transportation, compensation for work-lossing during construction period. compensation for medical-treatment during transportation, and temporary resident house subsidy. Due most of the resettlers will be relocated not far than I km, the temporary resident house subsidy will not be charged. 50 yuan per person will be compensated for objects transportation, 50 yuan per person will be compensated for object- lossing during transportation, 180 yuan per person will be cpmpensated for work-lossing during construction and 20 yuan per person will be compensated for medical treatment fee during transportation. E. Compensation for infrastructures The compensation for infrastructures mainly be the investment of infrastructures in resettle plot, including cost of ground leveling, cost of public facilities, cost of road and path in the block, market town expansion fee, etc. a. 400 yuan per person will be arranged for ground leveling of resident plot; 93 Resettlement Action Plan b. Compensation for public facilities is composed of power supply, water supply and drain, and TV & broadcast, and charged of 200yuan person, 200 yuan per person and 1 00yuan per person respectively. c. Compensation for road work is charged of 100 yuan per person. d. The market town expansion fee will mainly be used to expand the capacity of school, medical treatment organs, etc. 500yuan per person will be charged. F.Other compensation a. Compensation for scattered trees cutting: 30 yuan every plant will be compensated for fruit trees & other economic trees, and the alteration range will be 15-50 yuan per plant. 10 yuan per plant will be compensated for fixed trees and the alteration range will be 5' 15yuan per plant. b. Compensation for tomb removing: 300 yuan will be compensated for every tomb. c. Subsidy for vulnerable population: 5,000 yuan will be used to support the vulnerable population. 6.3.2. Compensation for temporary land occupation According to Article 57 of the Land Law of the People's Republic of China, "Where land owned by the State or by peasant collectives need io be used temporarily for construction of projects or for geologic prospecting, ... The land user shall, depending on who owns the land and who has the land-use right, enter into a contract for the temporary use of the land with the land administration department concerned. or the rural collective economic organization, or the villagers committee and pay compensation for it in accordance with the provisions of the contract. The temporary land user shall use the land for purposes stipulated in the contract for temporary use of the land and may not build permanent structures on it. Generally, the period for temporary use of land shall not exceed two years." The compensation for temporary land occupation will include grain-lossing compensation and re-cultivation compensation, every year, 400 yuan per mu will be compensated for the grain-lossing, and the Project construction unit will be responsible for re-clutivation work of temporarily occupied land. 6.3.3. Compensation for Specific Facilities A. Compensation for restoration of highway According to the resetoration plan of communication department of two counties, the length of restoration highway will be II km, meanwhile. 3 bidges spanned 60m, 20m, lOm respectively will be constructed. 500,000 yuan/km will be compensated for the 8 km highway from Huoyan to Guitang in Longshan County, and 1,000,000 yuan will be compensated for construction of the bridge which long 60m. 450,000 yuan/km will be compensated for the 3 km highway from Yutangxi to Tangkou of Laizhi highway, and total of 390,000 yuan will be compensated for construction of two bridges. The total investment of highway restoration will be 6.740.000 yuan. B. Compensation for Telecom Cable Restoration 94 Resettlement Action Plan According to the draft plan of the Telecom Dapartment of two counties, 9.8 km cable will be reconstructed, and 8 km will be reconstructed from Huoyan to Guitang, the other 1.8 km will be reconstructed in Manshui Township. 30,000 yuan per km and total of 294,000 yuan will be compensated for the cable reconstruction. C. Compensation for electric power facilities reconstruction According to the restoration plan offered by the electric power department, total of 7km 35kV transmission line( from Manshui to Baifushi) and 7km 10kV transmission line ( Longshan 3km and Laifeng 4km) should be restored. 30,000 yuan/km and 25,000 yuan/km will be compensation for 35kV and lOkV transmission line respectively. The total compensation is 385,000 yuan. D. Traffic restoration around the reservoir According to the traffic restoration plan offered by the communication departement of two counties, 3km tractor road, 13 ferrys & docks and 20 km path shoud be restored. 80,000 yuan per kilometer will be compensated for the restoration of simple tractor road, 20,000 yuan per unit will be compensated for ferry and dock restoration, and 2.000 yuan per kilometer will be payed for the path restoration, the total compensation for traffic restoration around the reservoir is 540,000 yuan. 6.3.4. Investment of flood-prevention work In this project, the houses merely submerged will be base-reinforced and water-shield walled. According to the planning scheme offered by the Project Resettlement Office, the masonry will be 764.5m3, and the earth and rock will be 2052m3, the total investment will be 108,200 yuan. 6.3.5. Reservoir bottom clearing fee The reservoir bottom clearing work is composed of building clearing, hygiene cleaning tombs clearing and woodland clearing. 32,300yuan will be payed for building clearing, 50,000 will be payed for hygiene cleaning, 100 yuan will be payed for tomb clearing and36,900 yuan will be payed for woodland clearing. Total investment will be 119,300 yuan. 6.3.6. Other fees A. Skill training fee The total of 0.5% of item 6.3.1 through item 6.3.2. mainly be used to improve the rural resettlers' production skill, literacy and the resettlement cadre's management skill. B. Investigation and Design fee The total of 2% of item 6.3.1 through item 6.3.5. commonly be used for the resettlement planning cost of the Investigation and Design Institute. C. Implementation management fee 95 Resettlement Action Plan The total of 3% of item 6.3.1 through item 6.3.2 and 1% of item 6.3.3 through item6.3.5. mainly be used for purchase of houses and facilities, wage of cadres, management fee of work and errands. D. Supervision and inspection fee The total of 1% of item 6.3.1 through item 6.3.5. mainly be used for supervision and inpection works during resettler relocation and specific facilities restoration, progress and quality of production development works, fund using, etc. E. M&E fee The total of 1% of item 6.3.1 through item 6.3.5. mainly be used for M&E works of External M&E Institute during the resettlement implementation. 6.3.7. Contingency A. Physical contingency 10% of the sum of item 6.2.1 through item 6.2.6. B. Price contingency No price contingency is charged. 6.3.8. The loan interest during construction period The loan interest is charged of 6.21%. the resettlement investment will be completed in three years, the investment proportion of three years is respectively40%, 30% and 30%, and the loan proportion is 70%, the total interest is 2.694.300 yuan, see table 6.6 for details. Calculate of Interest during Construction Period Table 6.6 Yearly Rate of loan Sum of Yearly Loan Interest Accumulative No investmnent interest interest interest proportation ought to pay total interest 0 0 0.0621 0 0.7 896.71 0.0621 924.55 27.84 0.7 19.49 19.49 2 672.53 0.0621 1675.38 78.30 0.7 54.81 74.30 3 672.53 0.0621 2472.83 124.92 0.7 87.44 161.74 Total 2241.77 _ 255.53 6.3.9. Taxes A. Vegetation Recovery Compensation Total of 634,500 yuan will be charged. B. Tax on cultivated land occupation 96 Resettlement Action Plan 6 yuan per square meter and total of 2,770,100 yuan will be payed for the tax on cultivated land occupation. C. Compensation for land reclamation Total of 2,675,200 yuan will be charged. D. Management fee for land acquisition Total of 3.6% of the compensation of land acquisition, 161,100 yuan will be charged. 6.4. Overall Estimation of Resettlement The overall resettlement estimation of Lajitan Project is 24,973,000 yuan ( not include the taxes), in which, the static investment is 22,417,700 yuan. If the taxes is charged, the overall resettlement estimation will be 31,213,900 yuan, in which, the static investment is 28,658,600 yuan. refer table 6.7 for details. List of Resettlement Investment of Lajitan Project Table 6.7 1 7 Total No. ItemI unit number pnrce Amount Remarks ____ _ __ ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ __ ____ ___ (Yuan) (104vuan) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Relocation householods Idouseho 84 Population Person 405 I Rural resettlement compersation 1094.79 A Compensation and subsidy for lan 1710.5 611.47 A acquisition 1. Cultivated land mu 692.5 6462.7 447.54 1.1 Paddy mu 209.2 7313.1 152.99 1.2 Drvland mu 483.3 6094.5 294.55 2. Garden plot mu 13.7 4216.7 5.78 3. Woodland mu 369.4 99.20 3.1 Special type woodland mu 175.0 3802.9 66.55 3.2 Fir mu 9.5 3102.9 2.95 3.3 Pine mu 41.0 2602.9 10.67 3.4 Bush mu 137.0 1232.5 16.89 3.5 Bamboo mu 6.9 3102.9 2.14 4. Wasteland mu 569.7 778.3 44.34 5. Wastehill mu 34.7 778.3 2.70 6. Fishing pool mu 0.2 6162.7 0.12 7. House plot mu 30.3 3891.7 11.79 B Compensation for houses and auxiliar 328.24 structures relocation I houses m2 16126.1 298.53 1.1 Brick-concrete house m2 3389.8 270 91.52 1.2 Brick-wood house m2 5393.1 190 102.47 1.3 Wood house m2 5904.5 160 94.47 1.4 Earth-wood house m 0.0 1.5 Simple house m2 1345.2 70 9.42 1.6 Sundrv house m2 93.5 70 0.65 2 Auxiliary structures 29.71 2.1 Tobacco-baked room m2 81.6 70 0.57 2.2 Toilet 41.2 30 0.12 97 Resettlement Action Plan 2.3 Fence m2 138.9 25 0.35 2.4 Sty and crib m2 2344.9 60 14.07 2.5 Ground bleachery m 2904.8 10 2.90 2.6 Cement sunnv ground mz 2628.6 20 5.26 2.7 Cooking range unit 239 150 3.59 2.8 Silo unit 32 150 0.48 2.9 Pool unit 50 200 1.00 2.10 Telephone unit 0 300 0.00 2.11 Cable TV unit 27 200 0.54 2.12 Stone Ground m2 - 229.7 25 0.57 2.13 Tap Water unit 26 100 0.26 C Rural production and living facilities 9.17 I .Family TV acceptor unit 4 200 0.08 2.Family alcohol Mill unit 2 800 0.16 _ 3.Convenient bridge unit 1 5.00 4.Transformer kw/unit 80/22 0.80 5.Tik Stove unit 5 5000 2.50 6.Vermicelli Mill unit I 5000 0.50 7.Village medicial-treatment station unit 1 300 0.03 8.Shop unit 5 200 0.10 D Transportation fee for moving person 405 300 12.15 _ I. For objects person 405 50 2.03 2. Loss of moving person 405 50 2.03 3. Subsidy for missing work person 405 180 7.29 4. medical treatment fees person 405 20 0.81 E Restoration fees for infrastructures 405 63.70 _- I Field leveling person 405 400 16.20 2 Public works person 405 500 20.25 2.1 Power supply work person 405 200 8.10 2.2 TV & broadcast work person 405 100 4.05 2.3 W'ater suppIy and drain work person 405 200 8.10 3 Civil engineer person 405 100 4.05 4 Compensation for market toT person -59 500 2.95 expansion p 5 F Other compensations 70.06 L.Scattered trees compensation unit 28735 68,96 1.1 Fruit trees and other economica trees ~~~~~~~~~~~unit 20110 30 60.33 Itrees 1.2 Bamboo and other trees unit 8625 10 8.63 2.Compensation for tomb removing unit 20 300 0.60 3.Subsidy for vulnerable population 0.50 l Compensation for temporary lanc 16.10 occupation IL.Compensation for grain-lossing Mu 35 1600 5.60 2.Re-cultivation fee Mu 35 3000 10.50 IlIl Reconstruction fees for Specific facilities 795.90 I.Grade 4 highway km Il 674.00 Include 3 bridges 2.Telecom Cable km 9.8 30000 29.40 3.Power lines km 38.50 35kV transmission line km 7 30000 21.00 I OkV transmission line km 7 25000 17.50 4.Traffic restoration around the reservoi- 5 area ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~54.00 area 4.1 Tractor road km 3 80000 24.00 4.2 Ferry and dock unit 13 20000 26.00 4.3 Shortcut path km 20 2000 4.00 IV Investment of flood-provention work 10.82 98 Resettlement Action Plan V Fees for reservoir bottom cleanng km2 3.07 11.93 I Clearing of building m 16126.1 2 3.23 _ 2.Hygiene cleaning 5.00 _ 3.Clearing of tombs unit 20 5 0.01 X 4.Clearing of woodland Mu 369.4 100 3.69 VI Other fees 108.43 I.Skill training fee 5.55 2.Implementation management fee 41.51 3.Design fee 38.59 4.Resettlement Supervision fee 11.39 5.M&E fee 11.39 VII Contingency 203.80 Physical contingencv 203.80 Price contingency 0 Vil The loan interest during constructionpeiod 255.53 Static Investment 2241.77 Total investment (not including Taxes 2497.30 IX Taxes 624.09 I.Vegetation Recoverv Compensation 63.45 2.Tax on cultivated land occupation 277.01 3.Compensation for land reclamation 224.9 267.52 4.Management fee for land acquisition 16.11 Static investment 2865.86 Total investment (including Taxes) 3121.39 6.5. Equilibrium analysis for fund using and resettlement fees The project resettlement planning investment is based on the present policies and regulations, according to the market price. the resettlement design that was complied after investigation, study and analysis, then get out the budget of the fees needed for the project implementation. And based on the affected inventory indexes, the resettlement designation. and under the premise of which, the budget is higher than or equal to the resettlement planning total investment, the design budget was made out, so that the resettlement plan will surely be implemented smoothly.The using of land compensation and equilibrium analysis for fund using and resettlement fees of each item is shown in table 6.8 and table 6.9. the static investment of resettlement is 655,700 yuan lower than the resettlement compensation, the main reason is the compensation for collective land will not be used in production development, and the village groups which acquiritioned land is little will only be cash compensated. 99 Resettlement Action Plan Using of Land Compensation of Village Groups Affected by Lajitan Project Table6.8 Compensati Cost for Building initt 13uilding dry Unlit I)cvelop dry UJnit Building Unit Population to on for land Building Subsidy fee Village group paddy (nmu) investilient land (mu) invcstment land to paddy investment garden plot investment be allocated occupation paddy and ( 1o4 (yuan/mu) (yuan/mu) (mu) (yuan/mu) (mu) (yuan/mu) (person) ( 104 land ( 104 yuan) ________ yuan) yuan) Kuda 5.0 3500 11.0 3000 0.0 _ 14.0 1500 14 10.03 7.15 2.80 group I 5.0 3500 7.0 1500 5 3.80 2.8 1.00 group 3 11.0 3000 7.0 1500 9 6.23 4.35 1.80 Zhangjiachao 5.0 3500 40.0 3000 27.0 1800 175.0 1500 85 61.89 44.86 17.00 group I 17.0 3000 12.0 1800 79.0 1500 41 27.33 19.11 8.20 group 2 5.0 3500 23.0 3000 15.0 1800 96.0 1500 44 34.56 25.75 8.80 Dongkan 0.6 3500 3.0 3000 0.0 4 1.94 1.11 0.80 group 5 0.6 3500 2.0 3000 3 1.41 0.81 0.60 group 6 1.0 3000 I 0.53 0.3 0.20 Yangjia 8 0.0 23.0 3000 0.0 144.0 1500 65 41.89 28.5 13.00 group I 8.0 300)0 57.0 1500 24 15.89 10.95 4.80 group 2 15.0 3000 55.0 1500 30 18.89 12.75 6.00 group 4 16.0 15(0 6 3.69 2.4 1.20 group 6 16.0 1500 5 3.42 2.4 1.00 Maojiang 5 0.0 10.( 3000 ().( 0.0 9 5.25 3 1.80 group 4 1(.( 3()00 7 4.39 3 1.40 group 5 2 0.86 0 0.40 Gongban _. . 2.93 0 0.00 Shujiaping I 47.0 2500) 168.0 2000 195 85.31 45.35 39.00 gmup I 3.0 2500 24.() 2000 25 10.70 5.55 5.00 group 2 4.0 2500 25.0 2000 27 11.56 6 5.40 group 3 5.0 2500 21.0 2000 22 9.99 5.45 4.40 group 4 4.0 2500 23.0 2000 _ 24 10.52 5.6 4.80 . group 5 5.0 2500 6.0 2000 10 4.49 2.45 2.00 100 Resettlement Action Plan group 6 7.0 2500 16.0 2000 20 9.00 4.95 4.00 group 7 14.0 2000 3 _ 5.56 2.8 2.60 group 8 4.0 2500 14.0) 2000 17 7.19 3.8 3.40 group 9 4.0 2500 12.() 2000 14 6.28 3.4 2.80 iroup 10 11.0 2500 13.0 2000 23 10.02 5.35 4.60 Zhaojiapo 8 6.0 2500 11.I 2000 l l 5.98 3.72 2.20 group 2 0.8 2000 l 0.37 0.16 0.20 group 3 6.0 2500 9.0 2000 _ 9 5.15 3.3 1.80 group 7 1.3 2000 I 0.46 0.26 0.20 Xinggongqiao 14 4.0 2500 12.0 2000 _ _ _ 188.0 1500 80 48.13 3 1.6 16.00 group 2 _ . 30.0 1500 _ I 6.70 4.5 2.20 group 3 16.0 1500 5 3.43 2.4 1.00 group 4 46.0 1500 16 10.15 6.9 3.20 group 5 4.0 2500 35.0 1500 16 9.50 6.25 3.20 group 6 14.0 1500 5 3.11 2.1 1.00 group 9 9.0 1500 4 2.28 1.35 0.80 Group 10 . 8.0 1500 4 2.10 1.2 0.80 Group 1 6.0 1500 2 1.34 0.9 0.40 Group 12 . 5.0 2000 8.0 1500 5 3.29 2.2 1.00 Group 13 7.0 2000 5.0 1500 8 3.74 2.15 1.60 Group 14 11.0 1500 4 2.48 1.65 0.80 Tongzhi 13 3.2 2500 2000 25.0 15(0 134.0 1500 66 39.01 24.65 13.20 l 10.0 15(( 22.0 1500 12 7.29 4.8 2.40 2 _10.( 150() 5 2.51 1.5 1.00 3 0.02 4 3.2 2500 2000 15.0 15(( 37.0 150( 24 14.12 8.6 4.80 5 ..')9.0 150()( 4 2.16 1.35 0.80 7 6.0 150( 2 1.33 0.9 0.40 8 15.0 15(( 6 3.52 2.25 1.20 9 1(0() 1500 4 2.34 1.5 0.80 10 08.0 1500 3 1.89 1.2 0.60 I I _ 8.0 1500 3 1.87 1.2 0.60 101 Resettlement Action Plan 12 _ 9.0 1500 3 1.97 1.35 0.60 Fengmu I I 1.5 0.0 1500 I 19.98 0.3 0.20 ______ __ Wood 1.5 2000 _ 0.53 0.3 0.20 Wood station _ 0.95 'l'own _ _ govmmnnent 18.51 Sheliba 14 1.7 2500 11.0 2000 24.0 1500 20 10.32 6.225 4.00 ___________ 9 1.7 2500 8.0 1500 5 2.68 1.625 1.0 10 3.0 2000 4.0 1500 4 1.98 1.2 0.80 13 8,0 2000 12.0 1500 I 5.66 3.4 2.20 Mcizhiao 7 46.0 1 8()( 25.0 1500 40.0 1500 21 33.59 18.03 4.20 Wachangba 20.0 18(0 12.0 150( 15.0 1500 9 9.45 7.65 I.80 Zhaomushu 26.0 180)0 13.0 1500 25.0 1500 12 12.81 10.38 2.40 Village 11.32 collectivity 1 ____ Nanhe 9 1.5 2000 40.0 2000 115.0 1500 43 35.48 25.55 8.60 Matou 1.5 2000 15.0 1500 4 3.39 2.55 0.80 Dawvan 13.0 2000 15.0 1500 8 6.54 4.85 1.60 Dianshan 15.0 2000 13.0 1500 8 6.66 4.95 1.60 Zhongbao 12.0 2000 46.0 1500 16 12.60 9.3 3.20 Dagou 5.0 1500 I 1.06 0.75 0.20 Baoshang 21.0 1500 6 4.44 3.15 1.20 Village 0.78 collectivity 0.78 Ileguang 9 17.0 2000 17.0 1500 85.0 1500 31 25.05 18.7 6.20 Yuantougou 2.0 2000 _ _ _ 1 0.66 0.4 0.20 __________ Yuanbahu _ ________ 2.0 2000 1_ _ _ 0.65 0.4 0.20 Jiangjunyan _ 13.0 2000 17.0 1500 85.0 15()0 29 23.73 17.9 5.80 Total 74.0 _ 393.6 94.0 919.(0 I 645 426.78 258.4 129.0 102 Resettlement Action Plan List if Equilibrium analysis for fund using and resettlement fees Table 6.9 unit: 104 yuan The planning The budgetary estimate No. Item investment of of resettlement resettlement compensation I Rural resettlement compensation 1029.22 1094.79 A Production allocation fee 387.75 1 Building paddy 19.49 2 Building dry land 86.50 3 Building garden plot 137.85 4 Transform dry land to paddy 14.91 5 Living subsidy during transition period 129.00 B Compensation of woodland 99.20 99.20 C Compensation of waste land 44.34 44.34 D Compensation of waste hill 2.70 2.70 E Compensation of fishing pond 0.12 0.12 F House plot compensation 11.79 11.79 G Compensation for houses and auxiliary structures 328.24 328.24 H Rural production and living facilities compensation 9.17 9.17 I 1lTransportation fee 12.15 12.15 J Restoration fee of infrastructures 63.70 63.70 K Other compensation 70.06 70.06 IITemporary land occupation compensation 16.10 16.10 III Specific facilities restoration fee 795.90 795.90 IV Flood-prevention work investment 10.82 10.82 V Reservoir bottom clearing fee 11.93 11.93 VI Other fees 108.43 108.43 Vil Contingency 203.80 203.80 Vill The loan interest during construction 248.07 255.53 Static investment 2176.20 2241.77 Total investment 2424.27 2497.30 103 Resettlement Action Plan 7. Implementation plan 7.1. Implementation Procedures A. Land requisition and compensation The land acquisition and compensation will be completed under the coordination with relative organizations, the typical procedures refer to as followings: a. The design institute is in charges of the preparation of the applicable drawings for permission of the land acquisition. On these drawings shall be defined the scales and areas of the land acquisition and houses removaL b. The Project Owner will apply for planning license and red-line map to planning departments, and apply for approval to land administration bureau; c. Application for approval; d. All matters concerned about land acquisition compensation, signing the compensation agreement for land acquisition and conducted the land utilization will be charged by the Project Office consultation with the land administrative departments in Laifeng county; e. The acquisition range and areas shall be defined by the special staff designated to the site by land administration in Laifeng county. relevant town(ship) and villages; f. The land administration of Laifeng county will sign the "Land Acquisition Agreement" with each relative town (township) and villages, g. Transferring the compensation fees; h. Legal formalities; i. Project land acquisition. B. Production resettlement and restoration The typical matters for production resettlement and restoration shall be implemented by the village committee, the procedures is as followings: a. Holding the villagers' representatives' conference, to study and compile the land reclamation land adjustment measures and the overall plan for production restoration; a. Timely issue the overall plan for land reclamation , land adjustment and production restoration and collect the opinions came from the whole villagers; b. Land adjustment; d. Cultivate. C. Houses relocation and inhabitants resettlement 104 Resettlement Action Plan The procedures for of resettler house relocation and their resettlement should be implement as followings: a. The Hubei Province Hydropower Design institute will submit the impacted house scales; b. Investigation for houses quantities and qualities will be carried by the County Resettlement Office coordinated with the each relative town(ship) and villages; C. The County Resettlement Office is in charges of compensation standards of the houses and its appendages, and sign compensation agreement for houses relocation after consultant with the relative town and villages; d. The Town and village for collection of the households' views should issue the relative compensation standards, removal time and quantities of the houses relocated; e. Town and village shall be responsible for practicable of the new house plot for resettlers and collect their opinions; f. Sign a house relocation agreement between the town, village and households relocated; g. Resettlers receive the compensation fees; h. Resettlers built new houses; i. Removal into the new house; j. Removal the old houses. 7.2. Schedule The schedule for land acquisition and removal on the basis of project construction, will be controlled as the following principles: (1) Prior to the constructionr of the project, the removal houses shall be cleaned. (2) Three months before the houses removal, the notice for houses removal shall be sent to resettlers, prior to the final limited date, at least four months shall be left for resettlers' to build their new houses, and before the new houses completed, the resettlers have the right to stay in their old houses. (3) The relative authorities shall fully consult with the resettlers about the house built time and this time shall be prolonged, if necessary. (4) The land acquisition shall be completed before the construction of the project, reservoir impound. (5) The land adjustment shall be completed between the intervals of the crops intermit. (6) Prior to the land acquisition , the arrangement for labor force shall be completed. (7) Construction of the special facilities and infrastructures shall be completed before the construction of the project and resettlers removal. 105 Resettlement Action Plan The schedule of land acquisition and resettlement shown in table7. 1. 106 Resettlement Action Plan The schedule for land acquisition and resettlement Table7.1 Items Schedule -. Land acquisition 1. definite scope 2000.2 2. survey of the land requisition 2000.3-2000.4 3. compensation agreement for land requisition after consultant with the relative town and 2000.4-2000.5 villages; 4. payment compensation fees 2001.3-2003.12 5. Legal formalities of land requisition 2001.4-2004.6 production restoration I. land reclamation 2001.5-2002.12 2.compile the land adjustment measures and the 2001.10-2003.4 overall plan consult with the town and village 3.1and adjustment 2001.11-2003.5 4. the arrangement for labor force 2003.4 - L houses relocation 1. submit the impacted house scales 2000.2 2. affected inventory survey 2000.3-2000.4 3. compensation agreement for houses relocation after consultant with the relative towns and 2000.4-2000.5 villages 4. payment compensation fees Before 2002.9 5. choose the new house plot 2001.6-2002.7 6.1and requisition of the new house plot 2001.10-2002.8 7.1evel the the new house plot 2002.9 8. built new houses 2002.10-2003.4 9. removal into the new house Before 2003.11 10. removal the old houses Before 2003.12 Bw. Restoration of special facilities Before 2003.6 7.3. Financial Allocation Plan 7.3.1. Allocation Principle A. All costs relative with the acquisition and removal will be listed in the general estimate. The Owner shall pay the compensation fees for acquisition and removal and other expenditures to relative enterprises and individuals transferring by the county resettlement office. B. Prior to construction of the new houses, the compensation fees shall paid to removal households; if this payment adopting in installment method, the final payment shall be paid prior to the houses completion. 107 Resettlement Action Plan C. The other compensation fees for land acquisition and other facilities shall be paid to relative individuals three months before the acquisition. D. In order to ensure a smooth implementation of the resettlement, PRO will set up supervisory mechanism in the resettlement offices at all levels, so as to guarantee all the money to be paid to the PAPs as specified. 7.3.2. Departments responsible for resettlement finances A. The Project Resettlement Office, County Resettlement Office, Land Administration Bureau, Government of Town (ship) and villager committees will be the departments in charges of finances in different level for land acquisition compensations. B. For houses removal compensations, the responsible departments will be the Project resettlement Office, County Resettlement Office, Government of Town(ship) and villager committees. C. In order to guarantee compensation fees be timely transferred and be proper used, the resettlement compensation fees shall be transferred from higher level to lower level; correspondingly, each department shall implement the strictly stipulations infinance accounting and audit system. The utilization and transferring status of compensation fees shall be periodically checked and reported, thus can submitted the adjustment plan and remedial measures for unexpected event. 7.3.3. Funds Flowing Procedures A. Based on the compensation policy and standards stipulated in the resettlement plan, the project office shall sign a "Houses Removal Agreement" with County resettlement Office and sign a "Land Acquisition Agreement" with the Laifeng County Land Administration. B. The Laifeng County resettlement office and land administration shall sign the compensation agreement for houses removal and land acquisition with the town (township) and village committees concerned. C. In accordance with the contents, quantities and time stipulated in the removal compensation agreement, the compensation fee will transfer through the banks to the county resettlement office, then through the county resettlement office to relative town(ship) resettlement work group, finally, through town(ship) resettlement work group transferred the compensation fees directly to individuals in stages. D. According to the relative policy stipulations, the land compensation fee shall be transferred to village committee, and through them transferred to the villager groups. The compensation for young crops first transferred to the villager committee, then through the village transferred this compensation fees to the land contractor. The funds flowing procedures shows as the followings: 108 Resettlement Action Plan Fund Flow Chart |~ ~~~~~~~ - Lan compesatio |- 3resettlement ||Land bureau|-3 Land ompesatin] fieen ] f] |Resettlement subsidy |- E i county resettlement Land burea Young crop - count) resettlet |-| Land bureau|- Housing PRO | county resettlement resettlement |-Rsip compensation office group Temporary land using R county resettlement Ton(shp) Village compensation J [ office group Land re-cultivating county resettlement Unit for land fee for temporary lanc - PRO _office re-cultivating using Transporation fee |-1 PO c y _resettlement Ton(ship) Trnpration fee- officec1- resettlement Rcsettlers I _ _ _ _ _ _ J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J ~Oficegroup Compensation for _ Pcount resettlement resettlement infrastructure office group Rehabilitate fee for [ county resettlement |_| Relevant special facilities -| PRO department I Tax on land r countv resettlement occupying office Design & Planning fee|- PRO - Design unit l Supervision fee - PRO - Supesion unit M&E fee - PRO - M&E unit management fee for -_PR implementati7on 1 109 Resettlement Action Plan 8 Institutional Organization 8.1. Establishing of Organizations 8.1.1. Organizations In order to prepare the RAP and ensure to go smoothly, it is necessary to establish resettlement organizations by the Project Construction Unit and laifeng People's Government which can plan, coordinate and monitor the resettlement. The following institutions are established for resettlement works of the Project: * Resettlement Leading Group of Hubei Provincial Small Hydropower Development Project * Hubei Provincial Small Hydropower Development Poject Office *' Project Resettlement Office * Resettlement Leading Group of Lajitan Hydropower Project in laifeng County *' Laifeng County Resettlement Office *' Town Resettlement Work Group *' Village Committee and Villager Group * External Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Organization 8.1.2. Components and Responsibilities of Organization A, Project Resettlement Leading Group In order to ensure resettlement works to go smoothly, the Project Resettlement Leading Group was organized by the responsible leads of Hubei Provincial Plan Committee, Project construction Headquarters. The main responsibility is to strengthen the leadership of key project, for policy-making and coordination among departments. The permanent office is set under the leading group for daily work. B. Project Resettlement Office Project Resettlement Office (PRO) is composed of the responsible leaders of Hubei Provincial Plan Committee and local various resettlement organizations. Its main responsibilities are: a. Entrust the design institution to define the project impact scope and local various resettlement organizations conduct socio-economic survey and statistics and keep the data; b. Be responsible for the training of key personel involved in resettlement work in various resettlement organizations; c. Organize and coordinate preparation and implementation of the RAP; d, Organize public consultation and make publicity of the resettlement policy; e. Be responsible for management of resettlement funds and supervision of funds allocation and use; 110 Resettlement Action Plan f, Instruct, coordinate and supervise the implementation and progress of the various resettlement organizations; g, Conduct internal supervision and compile internal monitoring report; ha Assist external monitoring activities; i, Prepare progress report. C. Laifeng County Leading Group for Resettlement The Laifeng County Leading Group for Resettlement consists of responsible government leaders of Laifeng County, representatives of Power Supply Bureau, Land management Bureau, Public Security Bureau, Traffic Bureau, finance Bureau, Price Bureau and Statistics Bureau of the county. The main responsibility is to strengthen the leadership over the resettlement, to coordinate the work relation of different government departments and the relation between the State, collective and private, and to ensure smooth land acquisition and inhabitant resettlement. D. Laifeng County Resettlement Office and County Land Management Bureau Laifeng County Resettlement Office (RO) is composed of specially assigned cadres from department of the county who are in charge of resettlement. RO will conduct the work in coordination with the County Land Management Bureau. Its main responsibilities are: a. Entrust the design institution to define the project impact scope and assist it to make survey, statistics on social economy and keep the data; b. Assist in preparing Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) and supervise the resettlement implementation; c. Organize public consultation and make publicity of the resettlement policy; d. Go through the formalities of land acquisition and resettlement; e. Assume responsibility for management of resettlement funds and supervision of funds allocation and use; f. Assume responsibly for training staff involved in resettlement work in the town, villages, and supervise the resettlement conducted by the town and villages; g. Coordinate the work in handling questions and problems encountered during implementation; h. Assist in internal and external monitoring activities; i. Prepare the implementation progress report and report to the project resettlement office; 111 Resettlement Action Plan E. Town Resettlement Work Group It is headed by the corresponding responsible leader of the town government, and composed of specially assigned cadres from forest management station, land management station, local police station and main leaders of each village who are in charge of resettlement. Its main responsibility is: a. Organize public consultation and make publicity of resettlement policy; b. Execute, inspect, monitor and record the resettlement activities within the town scope; c. Go through the formalities of house relocation; d. Sign the house relocation agreement with the resettlers, to supervise the land acquisition, removal and rebuilding of houses and ancillaries; e. Be responsible for payment and management of compensation funds; f. Coordinate to handle the questions and problems; g. Report to county land management bureau and resettlement office the information of land acquisition, house relocation and inhabitants resettlement. F. Village Committee and Village Group The resettlement work group of village committee and villager group is composed by the main cadres in the village and villager group. The main responsibilities are: a. Participate the investigation on social economy and project impact; b. Organize public consultation and make publicity of the resettlement policy; c. Help the difficult families in resettlement. d. Execute the land adjustment and organize the production during resettlement: e. Be responsible for funds management and allocation; f. Report to higher authorities the comments and proposals from the resettlers; g. Report the execution progress of resettlement. H. External Independent Monitoring Institution The External Independent Monitoring Institution for this project is the East China Investigation & Design Institute(ECIDI), and the main responsibility is: a. Observe every aspect of inhabitants resettlement schedule and implementation, and furnish the resettlement monitoring evaluation report to the World Bank and Project 112 Resettlement Action Plan Resettlement Office periodically. This responsibility will be described in detail in the sub- section under the title External Independent Monitoring; b. Assist the project owner to prepare the resettlement action plan; c. Provide technical advises to the project owner and relevant departments in survey and data processing. 8.1.3. Staffing In order to ensure the execution of resettlement as well as the project construction to be carried out smoothly, the project owner and local government assigned a number of people and large investment, the resettlement organizations are set up successively. The details are shown in Table 8.1. 113 Resettlement Action Plan Resettlement Organizations and Staffing Table 8.1 Organization Name Official rank Total staff Resettlement Leading Group Leader: Chen Xin Secretary of Propaganda Department 25 of Lajitan Hydropower Vice Head of Laifeng county Project in laifeng County Vice leader: Yang Jifu Surveyor of county level Wei Lailiang Director of County Plan Committee Liu Jingsheng Vice Direct of government office Vice Director of County Plan Member: Zhao Hailin Committee Director General of County Audit Gu Ming Bureau Director of County Construction Tian Yanchu Committee Director General of County Land Yang Yong Management Bureau Director General of County Public Deng Guoqiang Security Bureau Director General ofCount% Ma Ai%vu Broadcasting and TV Bureau Director General ofCount) Culture Liu Renzhong Bureau Director General of County Civil Tian Shaovou Administration Bureau Director of Count% Exploitation Yang Wanlin Office Director General of Counts Forest Shen Yong an Bureau Director General of County Statistics Su bo Bureau Xu Yikun Director of county Minorit% AlTair Committee Director General of County l ian Ziyun Telecommunication Bureau Director General of Countx Price Li Haiquan Bureau Director General oftomnty Mine Long Shihe Bureau Vice Director General ofCounty Long Shengtong Traffi Bureau Director General 01 Count% Water Li Pin an Conservanc! Bureau Manager of County Po%er (-o. Xiang Kaialong Header of Manshui I o%n Header of Baitusi Tou n Xiao Junvi Xia Liejun Zeng Xianghua 114 Resettlement Action Plan (To be continued) Organization Name Total staff Laifeng County Resettlement Office Leader: Zhao Hailin 9 Vice Leader: Tan Xueji member:Cao Huaicang CaoYoupin Jiang pin Zhou Bin Yi Jian Liao Kaijin Deng Yi Resettlement Bureau in Longshan county Chief: Tian Jiafu 4 Vice Chief: Luo baofa Member: Liu Dingmao Wang Xiansong Manshui Town Resettlement Work Group Luo Qinfu Tang Xingwei XiangWenzhong 3 Baifusi Town Resettlement Work Group Tian Qiangfu Zhang PinghuaTian Xuehui 3 Village Committee and Villager Group Xingongqiao: Zhou Fangyin 12 Xiang Fayuan heliba: Zeng Qingguo Xiang Weizhi Sujiaping: Xiang Jipei Liu Minghai Tongzi: Xiang Shigao Zhang yingping Zhaojiapo: Peng Anhai Yang Gu iy i Fengmu: Xie Daivu Ding Zhongwen Meiziao: Xiao Pinying Liu Denggui Nanhe: Xiang Guangquan Xiang Qingfu Heguang: Li Lijia Tian Debing 115 Resettlement Action Plan 8.1.4. The organization chart The project Resettlement Leading Grou | Project Resettlement Offick Laifeng County Lajitan Laifeng County Hydropower Development Resettlement Office |M&E Institute (ECIDI) Co.Ltdr Town Resettlement Work Group |Village Committee and Villager Group I PAPs 8.2. Working Relation between Organizations During land acquisition and resettlement procedure of the project, the resettlement organizations will sign the authorization contract to determine their work content and responsibilities at different levels. The process of authorized contract and agreement are as follows: A. The Project Resettlement Office shall sign "Contract of Land Acquisition, house relocation and Resettlement for Lajitan Hydropower Project with the Laifei county resettlement Office; B. The Project Office shall sign the "Contract of Independent Monitoring Evaluation for Lajitan Hydropower Project " with the East China Investigation and Design Institute. 116 Resettlement Action Plan C. The Lajitan County Resettlement Office shall sign "Contract of Land Acquisition and Resettlement for Lajitan Hydropower Project " with Resettlement Bureau of Longshan County and relevant Town Resettlement Work Group; D. Resettlement Bureau of Longshan County and relevant Town Resettlement Work Group shall sign "Agreement of House Relocation" with household. 8.3. Measures for Enhancing Capacity of Organization A. The staff of the organizations at all levels will be composed of two parts, the administrative and profession personnel, all the staff will be qualified with high professional skill and personal ability. B. Professional training wilf be provided to the staff of the designated organizations at all levels, so that they will have a better understanding of the China's resettlement policies and the World Bank requirements in this regard and enhance their profession skill and capability of resolving problems. C. Guarantee the availability of resettlement funds and facilities. D. Establish database, smooth down the information flow from the top and vice versa, the major problem will be resolved and decided by the Leading Group. E. Strengthen regulations of reporting, intemal monitoring, and resolve issues timely. F. Develop mechanism of extemal monitoring and evaluation, and set up predicting alarm system. 117 Resettlement Action Plan 9. Public Participation and Appeal In the stage of formulating resettlement policy, drawing up the RAP and implementing of the project, the relevant authorities have paid and will pay special attention to the public participation and consultation to solicit opinions widely from them. In the preparatory stage of feasibility study, the project resettlement office solicited opinions and proposals of resettlement work from the County Government, the People's Congress, the People's Political Consultative Conference, social bodies, representatives of mass. In the preparatory stage of RAP, the project resettlement office widely solicited the opinions from local people's governments at all levels and the resettlers' representatives on the resettlement and compensation. With the cooperation of local people's governments at all levels, Resettlement Action Plan is complied. In the implementation stage, the resettlement offices at all levels will further encourage the public participation in the resettlement and rehabilitation. 9.1 Public Participation 9.1.1. Public Participation in Preparatory Stage of Project A. The design institution had consulted extensively with the county government (Resettlement Leading Group) and the relevant government departments responsible for water conservancy, telecommunication,power supply, planning, land, administration and communication authorities, during social economic survey, inventory survey, environmental capacity for resettlement and host site selection. The selected resettlement scheme is agreed and assisted by local govemment. B. In order to make extensive publicity of the project and collect comments from cadres and the public on the project construction and resettlement, the local government held meetings on the land acquisition and resettlement participated by the residents and cadres from the affected town, villages and village groups. 9.1.2. Public participation in preparing RAP During preparing and compiling RAP, the local government at all levels and resettlers were involved in the following work: A. The resettlement offices at all levels, villages and villager groups, and representatives of resettlers all participated in the investigation work on the land requisition and affected inventory survey. B. The county resettlement office and town resettlement work group held the propaganda meeting participated by the local cadres at all levels and the affected persons to make extensive explanation of the relative resettlement policies and all kinds of Word Bank' policies, solicited the opinions on how to reduce the project impact and how to relocate the PAPs and how to fix the resettlement compensation standard for different objectives affected, and extensively consulted with them. During preparation of resettlement plan, pay especial attention to the minority resettlers and solicit opinions and proposals on selection of housing plots, measures of production restoration, re-construction and dismantlement of housing from them widely. All those are included in this report. C. The survey for the project impact have been carried out with the support of the local governments, the project affected villages and the PAPs. It is obvious that the resettlement work has been deeply participated in by the PAPs. 118 Resettlement Action Plan D. For the publicity of the project, better understanding of people's suggestions towards the project construction and resettlement, and also in order to solicit resettlers' and relative villages' and villager groups' opinions towards the project construction and resettlement, before the compilation of RAP, the County Resettlement Office and investigation design unit have made investigations of public participation and suggestions and willingness of PAPs in the affected areas through the questionnaires. Results of the investigation of public participation are shown in Table9-1, results of the investigation of suggestions and willingness of PAPs are shown in Table9-2. E: Later on, the county resettlement leading group and the resettlement offices at all levels will make publicity of the resettlement policies and encourage the public participation by the following ways. --Declaring Publicly Inventory Index Declaring publicly the inventory index of each affected household before the payment of compensation in order to be under the supervision of resettlers. --Declaring Publicly Compensation Policies Declaring publicly the compensation policies for each effected item of household before the compensation paid in order to be under the supervision of resettlers. --Establishment of Resettlement Information Booklet The county resettlement office prepared resettlement information booklets to ensure the local government and people in the affected areas to know the details of the resettlement plan, and the booklet will be handed out to each of resettlement households within the project site before county resettlement office obtains the compensation. The information booklet covers main contents of resettlement plan, compensation criteria and resettlement policy, the right of resettlers, respondent, and the appeal ways. -- Holding Meeting Public meeting will be held to explain relative policies, laws and rules and compensation criteria in detail so that the PAPs can know these early before the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement. 119 Resettlement Action Plan Sheet of Public Opinions Survey and Result Table 9.1 Investigation Content Answer Sample household Results I In your opioion. the major problem which impac. electric power 96 79 the local economic development is traffic conditions 5 water conservancy I natural resources 7 others 4 no idea 2 Do you know the Lajitan Hydropower Project wil yes 96 be constructed here? no 3 Do you know that the Project will gear up th, yes 93 local economy after its completion? no no idea 3 4 o you think that construction of the Project i yes 93 necessary? no no idea 3 5 o you think that the influence on local societ favorable 69 and residents caused by land requisition an unfavorable 7 resettlement for the project is favorable o both 8 _____ unfavorable? no idea 12 6 o you think you will support the stat yes 96 construction? no no idea 7 WN'hat influences caused by the Projec Most of the interviewee think that the project will gear up the construction will be brought about on your famil local economy and the power supply will be more ensure. and local society? Meanwhile the living condition of local people will also be impacted. and this aspects must be considered b3 the relevant _ ___________________________________________ _ _ authorities. 8 How% do you support the Project construction? Most of the interviewee express the support to the project 9 Please w%rite down your comments and opinion Most of the interviewee think that the resettlement must be about the Project land requisition and hous carried out according with the state law. removal. 120 Resettlement Action Plan Sheet of Resettlers' Opinions Survey and Result Table9.2 Investigation Content Answer Sample Results household I Do you know the Lajitan Hydropowe (M)yes 81 81 Project will be constructed? (2)a little (3no 2 Are you in favorable to have the Projec (I)yes 81 construction? (2)no (3)so.so 3 Who will be interested by the Project ( I ) state 78 construction? (available for multiple (2)collective 74 choice) (3)Individual 71 4 Do you know the compensation policie (I)yes 58 of land requisition and resettlement fo (2)no 23 the Project? 5 Are you willing to have the lan (Iyes 8i requisition. relocation and resettlement? Mno 6 If you lost land. which ways do yot (I )change residential status 5 chose? (2) works in enterprises 15 (3) continue to plant 28 (4)others 33 7 If your legal right is interfered, do you (I)yes 76 know you can lodge an appeal? (2)no 5 8 Which house rebuilt ways do yo (I) self-dismantled & rebuild 77 chose? (2)unified-dismantled & rebuild 4 Notes: only the family members above the age of 15 are selected for inquiry. 121 Resettlement Action Plan 9.1.3. Participation in Implementation of RAP All resettlers will be encouraged to participate in the whole process of implementation of the RAP. A. Participation in House Reconstruction a.Housing compensation criteria The compensation criteria for housing will directly affect the interests of the resettlers. Before the houses relocated, the relevant resettlement authority will consult and sign an agreement with the resettlers on the compensation criteria for the houses. The consulting results will be declared publicly before the agreement signed, so as to put the resettlement under public supervision. b.Resettlement house sites and house reconstruction During the preparation and compiling of this RAP, the relevant unit has carried out a survey on tne house relocation site and construction mode( See the details of Table 9.2). According to the survey, most of the PAPs are willing to have the resettlementhost site current village and house rebuilt by themselves. The local governments at all levels will give a hand at different stage for house relocation. c.Disposal of Old Houses All the old houses to be relocated will be compensated at replacement cost. Within a specified time period, resettlers can, on their will, demolish their old houses first and then rebuild the new houses or vice-versa. The salvageable material from the old houses can be used by resettlers themselves without deduction from compensation. B.Participation in Production Rehabilitation T he land re-adjustment and redistribution will be participated by all the affected individuals. C. Participation in Using Land Compensation The land compensation belongs to the village collectives, and wiO be used under the arrangement of the people's government above the county level and not be carved up or used for other purpose. D.Participation in Project Construction The project construction will cause certain impact on the local community. In order to ensure the PAPs to get benefit from the project construction, the local people will be encouraged to take part in the construction, and favorable conditions will be created to use local materials and local labor force. 9.2. Responding to Grievance and Appeal In the process of preparing and implementing the Resettlement Action Plan, it is always to encourage the public participation, but there will still be some problems occurring. In order to solve problems effectively and ensure the project construction and land acquisition to be carried out successfully, except the existing appeal ways set in the local govemments at all levels, a transparent and effective appeal way has been set up as follows. 122 Resettlement Action Plan Stage 1: If the resettlers are not satisfied for the resettlement plan, they can appeal to the village committee and the local town resettlement group in oral or in written form. If the appeal in oral form, the village will make decision and record in written. Village committee or town resettlement group will resolve it in two weeks. A. For Rural Resettlers Stage 1: If the resettlers are not satisfied for the resettlement plan, they can appeal to the village committee and the local town resettlementwork group in oral or in written form. If the appeal in oral form, the village will make decision and record in written. Village committee or town resettlement work group will resolve it in two weeks. Stage 2: If the resettlers are dissatisfied for the decision of stage 1, they can appeal to the county resettlement office after receiving the decision; the county resettlement office will make decision within two weeks. Stage 3: If the resettlers are still dis satisfied for the decision of the county resettlement office, they can appeal to a people's court according to the civil procedural law after receiving the decision of the county resettlement office. B. For Minority Resettlers Stage I If the minority resettlers are not satisfied for the resettlement plan, they can appeal to Minority Affair Committee of Laifeng County or in oral or in written form. Then the profile about they claim will be sorted out by Minority Affair Committee or county resettlement office and made a decision in two weeks. Stage 2 If the minority resettlers are still dissatisfied with the decision of Stage I, they will appeal to the civil division of a people's court according to the civil procedural law after receiving the decision of the county resettlement office. The resettlers can appeal on any respect of the resettlement, including compensation criteria, etc. The resettlers will know their right of lodging appeal during participation in the public meetings and by other ways. At the same time, the appeal processes will be publicized among the PAPs through media. The relative authorities will sort out the opinions and proposals of the PAPs and the resettlement offices at all levels will process the information in a timely and effective manner. The organizations accept the appeals and grievance of the PAPs free of charge, and the expenses incurred will be paid by the county resettlement office from project contingency fund. 123 Resettlement Action Plan 10. Monitoring and Evaluation In order to guarantee that the RAP can be smoothly implemented and the resettlement target suitably realized, the follow-on fact finding and monitoring will be carried out in whole process. Monitoring on the resettlement will be divided into two parts, i.e., internal monitoring (by the resettlement offices) and the external independent monitoring. 10.1. Internal Monitoring 10.1.1. Target and Tasks The target of internal monitoring is to maintain responsibility of the resettlement organs as specified in RAP during implementation, and ensure that the project can be constructed smoothly and the resettlers' legal rights will not be impaired. 'rhe auditing department of the county government will independently exercise the auditing monitoring function over concerning units under its jurisdiction in accordance with the laws and regulations. The superior units assume the responsibilities for monitoring their subordinates so that the RAP principle and schedule can be followed. 10.1.2. Institution and Staff The internal monitoring for land acquisition and resettlement will be held by the county resettlement office, and to be performed by Town resettlement work group and villages. To make the effectiveness of the internal monitoring, I - 2 full-time professionals have been assigned for the project resettlement office at all levels. All of them have been participated in the compilation and implementation of the RAP, and they will carry out the internal monitoring control in the processes of the work. See Table 1O. 1 for institutions and persons involved in the internal monitoring and data processing. Institutions and Persons Involved In Internal Monitoring Table 1 0.1 Resettlement Institutions Chief Position Staff Number resettlement office of Laifeng county Tan Xueji Vice Director 8 resettlement bureau of Longshan county Tian Jiafu Director general , Baitusi Towxn Resettlement group Tian qiangfu Group leader 3 Manshui Town Resettlement group Luo Qinfu 3 Total 17 10.1.3. Monitoring Contents The main contents to be monitored for internal monitoring are shown as below: (1) Allocation and utilization of the resettlement compensation (2) Selection and allocation and of new house plots (3) Rebuilding of private houses 124 Resettlement Action Plan (4) Support to vulnerable group (5) Employment of the PAPs (6) Protecting embankment project (7) Quality and quantity of new developed land (8) Adjustment and distribution of new developed land (9) Relocation of private shops (10) Restoration of special facilities (11) Scheduling of the work above mentioned (I) Implementation of the policies in RAP (13) Public participation and consultation during implementation (14) Staffing, training, work schedule and working effectiveness of resettlement offices at all levels. 10.1.4. Monitoring Procedures A. The PRO has developed an internal monitoring framework to supervise the resettlement activities, and established a database for the land requisition, housing relocation and resettlement, and will monitor the whole process of the resettlement. B. During the implementation stage, the resettlement offices at all levels will establish relevant sections of the database and renew them along with the resettlement progress for planning the resettlement work in their own regions. They will also timely transfer the on- going activity records and report the resettlement implementation progress to the resettlement office at above level so that a continuous monitoring can be realized. C. In the above internal monitoring system, a st of formats of information lists have been drawn up so as to realize the continuous massage flows from the village to the PRO. The PRO and town resettlement groups are important chains in the internal monitoring system, and their work will be periodically checked and inspected. 10.2. External Independent M&E 10.2.1. Target and Tasks The external monitoring and evaluation (M&E) undertaken by an institution independent to the resettlement execution institutions is to monitor and evaluate whether the target of the land requisition, resettlement and relocation activities are realized, by which evaluation opinions and proposals will be put forward on the resettlement, housing relocation and restoration of the resettler's living standards, and to provide predicting alarm system to the project management, and reflecting channel to the resettlers. The external independent monitoring institution will become the consultant both for the Project Leading Group for Resettlement and the PRO, it will conduct follow-up investigation, monitoring and evaluation of the resettlement activities according to the RAP and provide advice for decision-making. 125 Resettlement Action Plan 10.2.2. Institution and Staff The Project Owner will appoint the East China Investigation and Design Institute (ECIDI) to undertake the resettlement supervision operation. ECIDI will perform all basic supervision through supplying technical assistance to the owner, resettlement investigation and living level survey of people affected. At the same time, ECIDI will also assist the project owner in preparing annual report and semi-annual report. The East China Investigation & Design Institute (ECIDI) is a subordinate directly under the Ministry of Electric Power of PRC(called the State Power Corporation). Since 1993, ECIDI was always appraised as one of the hundred best national comprehensive actual strength institutes through the national comparison. In Dec. 1996, ECIDI also obtained the certificate of the GB/T19000 quality system of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Due to his abundant experiences in respecting of the land acquisition and resettlement for large and medium size of hydropower projects, up to now, ECIDI has completed more than twenty (20) design works for large hydropower projects which scattered overall country. From 1990, BIDI began to bear the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works for projects using the loan from the World Bank, also ECIDI is the first institute to bear the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works based on the requirements of OD4.30 guidelines issued by the World Bank, ECIDI has shouldered the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works in the past ten (10) years for the projects financed by the World Bank: Shuikou Hydroelectric Power Project in Fujian Province, Electric Power Development Project in Zhejiang Province, East China/Jiangsu 500kV Transmission & Distribution Project, Transmission project by using project cost saving Tianhuangping Pumped Storage Plant Project, Tongbai Pumped Storage Project and its auxiliary projects, etc. ECIDI has numerous experts and engineering and technical personnel. Most of them participated in the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works for the projects loaned by the World Bank. among which four (4) people participated in the seminar which held by the World Bank and got the certificates after completed their whole courses. Two of them was invited to the World Bank mission for inspection and evaluation research works of domestic communication projects, and they lectured on the seminar which held by the World Bank for the special courses of the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works. In ECIDI, now a particular working group has been established for the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works of Lajitan Hydropower Project, and the members has involved in this project. The details of the standing members concerned this project show in Table 10-2. The personnel will be increased at the working peak duration in terms of the project schedule. 126 Resettlement Action Plan Main Members of External Monitoring and Evaluation Working Group Table 10.2 Name Titles Experience Position Gong Senior Reservoir resettlement expert Vice director of the Engineering Resettlemen Consultant Heping engineer Design & Consultation Office, general engineer. He is a main participate for the independent resettlement monitoring & evaluation works of Shuikou Hydropower Project in Fujian Province and the Electric Power Developmen Project in Zhejiang Province. He participated the high seminar held by th World Bank and got the certificates after completed whole coursesof the resettlement monitoring and evaluation works. later. he lectured the courses o the seminar held by the World Bank several times. In addition. he was assigned by the World Bank to carry out the resettlement supervision for several projec financied by the World Bank. is a resettlement consultation specialist for World Bank loaned project. Bian Engineer Vice gereral engineer of the reservoir departmenL assumed responsibility for o Group head Bingqian took part in the many resettlement design worlc for large and medium size hydropower projects, he also participated the seminar which held by the Worl Bank and got the certificates. He is a main participate for the independent resettlement monitoring & evaluation works of East china/ Jiangsu 500kV Transmission Project. Transmission project by using cost saving project o Zhejiang Electric Power Development Project. Transmission project by using cost saving project of Tianhuangping Pumped Storage Plant Project and th corollary tranmission project forTongbai Pumped Storage Plant. He has the rich experiences of the monitoring and evaluation works about project loane by the World Bank Xu Engineer He held or participated the design work for resettlement of several large an mermber Chunhai middle scale hydro projects. He is a main participate for the independen resettlement monitoring & evaluation works of Zhejiang Electric Power Development Project and for Tongbai Pumped Storage Plant. He has the rich experiences of the monitoring and evaluation woks loaned by the World Bank Zhang Engineer Participated the independent monitoring and evaluation works for Shuiko member Jiasheng Hydropower project and Zhejiang Electric Power Development Project. has th rich experiences of the monitoring and evaluation works loaned by the Worl Bank. Qiu Engineer He participated the independent monitoring and evaluation works for Zhejin member Qingsong power development projects and Transmission project b) using cost savin project of Tianhuangping Pumped Storage Rant Project. has some experiences for projects financed by the World Bank. Zhou Assistant He is a main participate for the independent resettlement monitoring & evaluatio member Jianxing Engineer works of East China/ Jiangsu 500kV Transmission Project.Transmission projec by using cost saving project of Zhejiang Electric Power Development Projec . Transmission project by using cost saving project of Tianhuangping Pumpe Storage Plant Project and the corollary tranmission project for Tongbai Pumpe Storage Plant. He has rich experences of the monitoring and evaluation worl s about project loaned by the World Bank 10.2.3. Main Indicators to be Monitored and Evaluated A. Main Indicators for Monitoring (I) Progress: including preparation, implementation of land requisition, housing relocation and resettlement. (2) Quality: including civil construction quality and degree of resettlers' satisfaction. (3) Investment: including allocation and use of the funds. 127 Resettlement Action Plan B. Main Indicators for Evaluation (1) Resettlers a. Economic conditions: household economic development before and after resettlement, including assets, production materials, subsistence materials, income, etc.. b. Environmental conditions: living environment before and after resettlement, including traffic, culture and education, sanitation, commercial service facilities, etc.. c. Employment: change in employment, including employment rate, assistance to the different PAPs, especially the vulnerable PAPs, such as impoverished families and minority families, etc.. d. Development in community: local economy in resettlement host sites, environmental development, neighborhood relation, and public opinions after resettlement. 10.2.4. Monitoring and Evaluation Measures Monitoring and evaluation will be performed on the basis of the survey data provided by the survey design institution and resettlement implementation institution. With an overall understanding of the situation, the evaluation will be performed by sampling survey and quick evaluation. Typical samples (resettled households/villages/Town) which has the representativeness will be selected to establish evaluation index system for different types of PAPs. Experienced experts will be invited to decide in a back-to-back way the weights for different indexes. Referring to the updated research output on living quality both in China and abroad, the indexes will be non-dimensionally treated, and the survey results are analyzed and the computation results are evaluated and compared. ECIDI will also carry out the following work. (I) Survey of resettlers' living standards The base-line survey will be conducted for this project, the selected samples of the base- line living standards of the resettlers will be collected. (The preliminary samples will be randomly collected). The living standard will be investigated once or twice a year to monitor the variation in the resettlers' living standards. The necessary data can be obtained by periodical survey, random interview and site visit, based on which statistical analysis and evaluation are performed. The survey comprises of various indicators of judging the living standards. One indicator will be used for weighing the dynamic variation of living standards before and after the land requisition and resettlement. The selected indicators will be checked to see whether they are reasonable in reflecting the actual production and living levels in the base-line survey and are subject to modification according to the actual conditions, so as to guarantee the message obtained to reflect the quality and quantity of the real situation. Sampling scale: resettlers: 30%, sample villages by land requisition: 15%; private-owned shops: 100%. (2)Public Consultation The independent monitoring and evaluation institution (ECIDI) will participate in the public consultation conferences held by the village and township. By this method, the institution can evaluate the effectiveness the public participation and the cooperative attitude of 128 Resettlement Action Plan the resettlers towards the RAP. Such activities will be conducted during and after the resettlement implementation. (3) Resettlers' opinions The independent monitoring and evaluation institution (ECIDI) will often interview the town(ship) resettlement offices and village groups to know the opinions collected from the resettlers and interview the resettlers who have aggrievance. The institution will timely transfer the opinions and requests to the PRO from individuals and collective organizations affected by the project, and provide advice for improvement, so that the resettlement implementation can be more smooth and effective. (4) Other responsibilities ECIDI has provided advice to the PRO in preparation of the RAP, and will monitor the following activities in the process of implementation. (a) Selection of resettlement sites, (b) Construction of houses, (c) Production arrangement and rehabilitation, (d) Support to the vulnerable group, (e) Relocation of private-owned shops, (f) Re-construction of special facilities, (g) Payment and amount of the compensation, (h) Resettlers' transfer, (i) Employment of laborers, (j) Training, (k) Schedule of the items above mentioned. (I) Organizational network for the resettlement, (m) Use of compensation of the collective-owned land and resettlers' income. (n) Employment of the surplus laborers and income increase of them. 10.2.5. Working Processes (1) Preparation of monitoring and evaluating outline, (2) Developing computer softwares for monitoring and evaluating of the resettlement. (3) Drafting the investigation outline, survey forms, and record cards for sample villages and sample households, (4) Design of the sampling survey, (5) Base-line survey, (6) Establishing the information system for monitoring and evaluation (7) Investigation for monitoring 129 Resettlement Action Plan -Community socio-economic survey -Resettlement implementation institutions -Sample villages survey -Sample households survey -Sample survey for other affected objects (8) Sorting of monitoring information and establishment of database (9) Comparison analysis (10) Preparing a monitoring and evaluation report each year 130 Resettlement Action Plan 1 1. Reporting 11.1. Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) Report In the end of July 2000, the report of RAP will be submitted to the WB for pre-review through Hubei Small Hydropower Office. And then, the final report of RAP which is amended based on requirement of the WB will be submitted to the WB for formal assessment. 11.2. Resettlement Progress Report A. Periodicity After starting of the resettlement implementation, resettlement progress reports will be submitted at least once every three (3) months from the lower resettlement offices to the higher resettlement offices; According to the reports submitted from resettlement offices at all levels, and prior to every July 31, the PRO will submit a report to the World Bank indicating the resettlement progress. The report will be submitted once a year. B. Format and Contents The format of the resettlement progress report by the PRO will be prepared to meet the requirements of the World Bank. The format of the report usually comprises of two parts: a) the context describing in detail the resettlement progress and payment and use of compensation, the progress, problems and difficulties met in the implementation, and the corresponding resolution and measures; b) forms and lists mainly showing statistical data of previous six (6) months, which reflect the progress by comparison of the actual and planned land requisition, house removal / reconstruction and use of compensation. The formats refer to the Table I 1. 1 and 1 1.2. Table I 1.1 Progress Report of Land Requisition and Resettlement Department: Deadline for Reporting Contents: Date Month Year Fill-up Date: -Date Month Year Items Unit Planned Completed Accum.total Proportion _ ~~amount_ Fund allocation Private houses rebuilding PAPs moved to new housing Old houses demolition Reconstructed public buildings Communication lines recovering Road reconstruction Canal reconstruction Land requisition Land readjustment Labor force employment 131 Resettlement Action Plan Reporter: Signature(Person-in-charge): Official seal: Table 1 1.2 Implementation Progress of Resettlement County (City) Townshipo Data up to: _ Date Month _ Year Fill-up Date: Date Month Year Affected unit Description Unit/Quantity Investment Compensation /Subsidy required (Y) received (Y) village _ Reporter: Signature(person-in-charge): Official seal: Notes: "Description" will be filled with such as construction of irrigation facilities (canal (m), pump station (no.)), domestic animals farming (such as pigs, chickens, ducks and fishes (mu)), land improvement (dry land to paddy field (mu)), establishing of enterprises and labor force employment, etc.). 11.3. Resettlement Independent Mornitoring and Evaluation Report ECIDI will report on the work that they undertake within one month after cornpletion of the work. PRO will submit the resettlement progress report to the Bank annually, which attached with the resettlement M&E report received from ECIDI. A, Periodicity In accordance with the World Bank requirement, after commencement of the resettlement, the monitoring and evaluation survey will be carried out once a year, starting in April every year. Prior to July 31. a resettlement monitoring and evaluation report will be submitted. Parts of work for land requisition, housing demolition and resettlement of this project will be completed before 2003, so the work for independent monitoring and evaluation will be conducted for five times respectively in 2001, 2002. 2003.2004 and 2005. And in September of 2001, the M&E outline will be submitted . Moreover. selection of the samples and collection of base-line datas for the samples will also be finished, and establish the information systems for the M& E. B, Contents (I) Resettlement base-line survey (2) Land requisition, housing relocation and resettlement schedule (3) Production restoration and rehabilitation (4) Housing demolition, relocation and reconstruction (5) Construction progress of special facilities (6) Resettlers' living standards (7) Availability and utilization of the resettlement funds 132 Resettlement Action Plan (8) Evaluation of operation and efficiency of the resettlement implementation institutions (9) Support to vulnerable group (10) Problems and proposals 133 Resettlement Action Plan 12. Entitlement matrix All objects affected by the project will have the rights shown in Table 12.1. Project Resettlement Policy Table 12.1 Type Objects Policy for Land Acquisition and Removal Main removal l.They will get housing compensation based on replacement value structures & house- without depreciation. The salvage materials of the old houses will appendages holds belong the resettlers to be used for new housing construction. Based on the principle of replacement value, the housing compensation standards will be: 250-300 yuan per square meters for brick-concrete structure, 170-200 yuan per square meters for brick-wood structure, 150-170 yuan per square meters for board- wood structure, and 70 yuan per square meters for simple shed; in addition, compensation standards for other assets include 70 yuan per square meters for grilled-tobacco house,70 yuan per square meters for cattle pen, 25 yuan per square meters for fence well, 150 yuan a piece for kitchen stove, 30 yuan per square meters for toilet,l0 yuan per square meters for courtyard(earth). 20 yuan per square meters for courtyard(cement), 25 yuan per square meters for courtyard(rock), 200 yuan a piece for pool, 150 yuan a piece for celler, and 300 yuan a telephone; 2.Each relocated household will be given a new housing plot with required infrastructure. The size of the housing plot will be at least 100 square meters per household; 3.Following the will of the resettlers. they will rebuild their new housing by themselves; they will decide what kind houses they will build and what kind materials they will use. Before new houses are completed, they will continue to live in their old houses and will not be forced to move out before the agreed date; 4.The affected households will be informed about new housing construction three months before; and will be given at least four months of time to rebuild their houses. The timing of new housing construction will be arranged by the township and village with consultation of the affected families. Preferably, it will be set at off farming season. Each relocated household will get a moving subsidy based on 300 yuan per person; 5.During the relocation process, the resettlement offices at different levels will provide effective assistance to the limited number of difficult families. Specifically, based on the willingness of the resettlers, the township and village governments will help them rebuild new houses and transfer them to the new sites; 6.The housing compensation will be paid to the resettlers before the start of new housing construction. The payment will be delivered in parts with the last part to be paid before the completion of the new houses; 7. During the process, if resettlers have any problems with compensation or arrangement, they could bring their complaints to the authority without any cost. 134 Resettlement Action Plan (To be continued) Type Objects Policy for Land Acquisition and Removal Permanent Owner I. The land compensation and job compensation for the project will be land (remainin paid to the village based on the rates of 7 times annual output value requisition g in the for land compensation and 4 times annual output value for job villages) compensation; 2. Specifically, the actual compensation rates will be: 6462.7 yuan per mu for cultivated land; 4216.7 yuan per mu for garden plot, 3802.9 yuan per mu for special type forest lang,3102.9 yuan per mu for fir land , 2602.9 yuan per mu for pine land, 1232.5 yuan per mu for shrubbery land, 3102.9 yuan per mu for bamboo land, 778.3 yuan per mu for wasteland, 6162.7 yuan per mu for fish pound; 3. For affected villages, the land compensation and job compensation will belong to the villages to be used for economic development. The affected villages will carry out land readjustment in order to maintain the per capita land holding among all village members; 4.For other attached properties and privately owned odd trees, the resettlers will get cash compensation from the project. The compensation standard include 15-50 yuan a economic tree,5-15 yuan a other tree and 300 yuan a tomb ect.; 5. All land related compensation will be paid to the affected villages or individuals three months before land requisition. Temporary owner 1. For those households who will be affected by temporary land land occupation, during the four years of construction period, they will be occupation paid average annual output value (for the past three years) each year, which will be 400 yuan per mu for the land. Infrastructur owner 1. The damaged infrastructure by the project will be rebuilt and es restored by the resettlement office and paid by the project, which will be completed before the commencement of the land requisition and resettlement. 135 Resettlement Action Plan Attachment 1: Statistical Date of Land Acquisition and Affected Population for Affect Village, Group Villagc Villager Agricultural land bel6re land acquisition Acquired cultitated laitd (mu) Cultivated land atler land Alffected Actually Relocated commile group People (mnu ) ___ acquiisition_(mu) hiousehold Aff'ected productive (person) total I'addy Ian D)ry land total Paddy lan D)ry land total l'addy lan Dry land l.opulation Population Kuda 785 905 510 395 17.85 12.88 4.97 887.1 497.1 390.0 16 78 14 I group 210 263 200 63 6.76 5.17 1.59 256.2 194.8 61.4 9 47 5 3 group 190 242 189 53 11.09 7.71 3.38 230.9 181.3 49.6 7 31 9 Zhangjiacao 700 672 453 219 90.69 37.57 53.12 581.3 415.4 165.9 38 200 83 I group 337 340 265 75 40.05 12.92 27.13 300 252.1 47.9 15 77 40 2 group 153 181 121 60 50.64 24.65 25.99 130.4 96.4 34.0 23 123 43 Dongkan 977 774 693 81 3.35 2.53 0.82 770.7 690.5 80.2 5 24 4 5 group 182 159 131 28 2.44 1.62 0.82 156.6 129.4 27.2 3 13 3 6 group 198 164 138 26 0.91 0.91 163.1 137.1 26.0 2 II Yangjia 1022 839 600 239 54.43 23.82 30.61 784.6 576.2 208.4 50 239 64 I group 312 265 192 73 20.65 13.52 7.13 244.4 178.5 65.9 20 93 24 2 group 124 105 75 30 24.54 8.38 16.16 80.4 66.6 13.8 20 97 29 4 group 167 143 I() 42 4.80 1.48 3.32 138.2 99.5 38.7 5 27 6 6 group 198 170 122 48 4.44 0.44 4.00 165.6 121.6 44.0 5 22 5 Maojiang 948 711 573 138 7.90 7.90 703.1 573.0 130.1 12 56 9 4 group 342 309 247 62 6.61 6.61 302.4 247.0 55.4 10 47 7 5 group 238 191 145 46 1.29 1.29 189.7 145.0 44.7 2 9 2 Ilighroad team 4.41 4.41 Sujiaping 1423 1109 565 544 151.13 29.64 121.49 957.9 535.4 422.5 113 485 194 Igroup III 86 44 42 18.96 2.07 16.89 67 41.9 25.1 9 41 25 2 group 159 124 63 61 20.48 1.64 18.84 103.6 61.4 42.2 12 54 26 3group 140 90 36 54 17.69 0.42 17.27 72.3 35.6 36.7 16 69 22 4 group 137 108 55 53 18.64 1.14 17.50 89.4 53.9 35.5 14 58 24 5 group 166 130 66 64 7.95 5.78 2.17 122 60.2 61.X 5 24 10 6 group 96 76 39 37 15.94 0.89 15.05 60.1 38.1 22.0 14 63 20 7 group I() 77 39 38 9.85 967.2 39.0 28.2 38 13 8 group 99 76 39 37 12.74 3.09 9.65 63.3 35.9 27.4 II 47 17 9 group 173 135 69 66 11 .2 3.02 | 8.10 123.9 66.0 57.9 10 41 14 1 0 group 148 116 59 57 17.76 11.59 1 6.17 98.2 47.4 50.8 13 50 23 136 Resettlement Action Plan (To be continued) Village Villager Agricullural land belore land acquisition Acquired cultivated land (mu) Cultivated land afler land At'ected Actually Relocated commitee group Population _____ ( _ mu) acquisition (mu) household Atfccted productive (person) total P'addy lan D)ry land total Paddy land Dry land total Paddy land Dry laild Population Population Zhaojiapo 1264 1229 804 425 9.67 6.07 3.60 1219.3 797.9 421.4 7 28 II 2 group 133 130 85 45 0.60 0.60 129.4 85.0 44.4 2 9 3 group 191 187 122 65 8.33 6.07 2.26 178.6 115.9 62.7 3 II 9 7 group 134 131 86 45 0.74 0.74 130.3 86.0 44.3 2 8 _ Xingongqiao 1637 1415 871 544 68.82 21.29 47.53 1346.2 849.7 496.5 85 371 80 2 group 145 130 80 50 9.58 3.13 6.45 120.5 76.9 43.6 II 51 II 3 group 81 75 46 29 4.91 3.30 1.61 70.1 42.7 27.4 4 19 5 4 group 121 110 68 42 14.51 2.74 11.77 95.5 65.3 30.2 15 68 16 5 group 110 92 57 35 13.59 6.78 6.81 78.4 50.2 28.2 16 69 16 6 group 176 148 91 57 4.45 1.25 3.20 143.6 89.8 53.8 6 22 5 9 group 104 89 55 34 3.26 2.06 1.20 85.7 52.9 32.8 I 4 4 _ lOgroup 1(8 86 52 34 3.00 1.84 1.16 83 50.2 32.8 4 17 4 11 group 1I)5 85 52 33 1.92 1.92 83.1 52.0 31.1 3 14 2 12 group 92 81 50 3 1 4.70 0.19 4.51 76.3 49.8 26.5 8 35 5 13 group 104 74 46 28 5.35 5.35 68.7 46.0 22.7 9 39 8 14 group 105 84 51 33 3.55 3.55 80.5 51.0 29.5 8 33 4 Tongzi 1494 1661 10()5 656 74.78 32.71 42.07 1586.2 972.3 613.9 75 336 66 I group 130 147 89 58 13.97 1.67 12.30 133 87.3 45.7 IS 66 12 2 group 93 99 60 39 4.81 2.82 1.99 94.2 57.2 37.0 7 33 5 3 group 112 125 76 49 0.03 0.03 125 76.0 49.0 I 4 0 4 group 135 152 92 60 27.07 17.01 10.06 124.9 75.0 49.9 12 53 24 5 group 94 I)6 64 42 4.14 2.27 1.87 101.8 61.7 40.1 6 28 4 7 group 97 109 66 43 2.55 1.23 1.32 106.5 64.8 41.7 2 9 2 8 group 112 124 75 49 6.74 4.97 1.77 117.2 70.0 47.2 6 31 6 9 group 130 145 88 57 4.48 1.36 3.12 140.5 86.6 53.9 6 28 4 10 group 120 132 80 52 3.63 1.38 2.25 128.4 78.6 49.8 4 17 3 11 group 127 143 87 56 3.58 3.58 139.4 87.0 52.4 4 15 3 1_2 group 105 123 75 48 3.78 3.78 119.2 75.0 44.2 12 52 3 Fengmu 1458 1186 630 556 29.39 9.00 20.39 1185.2 629.2 556.0 3 14 I group 101 64 34 30 0.78 0.78 63.2 33.2 30.0 3 14 i IForest station 1.39 1.39 Towvn govemment 27.22 8.22 19.00 137 Resettlement Action Plan (TIo be continued) Village Villager tbelre land acquisitio Ai Cultivated land aller land Arfected Actually Relocated commitee group AIopula l o Acquircd culivated land (mu) acquisition (mu) household Affected productive (person) total Padd)y land Dry land total laddy land I)ry land total Paddy land Dry land Population Population Sheliba 1432 894 423 471 12.56 0.44 12.12 881.5 422.6 458.9 24 103 20 9 group 114 68 33 35 3.26 0.44 2.82 64.8 32.6 32.2 6 26 5 10 group 121 75 36 39 2.41 2.41 72.6 36.0 36.6 5 23 4 13 group 75 48 23 25 6.89 6.89 4 41.1 23.0 18.1 13 54 II Meiziao 731 1516 333 1183 67.44 15.23 52.21 1448.6 317.8 1130.8 47 179 21 Wachangba 233 483 1 464 102.9 361.1 30 114 group ______106 377 18.98 3,09 15.89 9 Zaomushu 87 181 40 141 25.73 12.14 13.59 155.3 27.9 127.4 17 65 12 group 40_4__2573 12_4_3_5_1 Village collective _ _22.73 22.73 _ Nanhe 1050 1498 513 985 63.65 1.36 62.29 1434.3 511.6 922.7 43 195 43 Matou group 127 181 62 119 6.08 6.08 174.9 62.0 112.9 14 64 4 Dawan group 153 219 75 144 11.74 11.74 207.3 75.0 132.3 7 31 8 D)ianshang 94 146 50 96 11.95 11.95 134.1 50.0 84.1 8 36 8 ___________ group 09 11 511 5 8 Zhgongbao 162 231 79 152 22.61 1.36 21.25 208.4 77.6 130.8 6 26 16 ___________ group 7915_2_1__3 _ 1.5 ..________ Dagou group 76 108 37 71 1.9(0 1.90 106.1 37.0 69.1 I 5 I g3aoshang 120 169 58 II1 797 161 58.0 103.0 7 336 group ___II__9_ 7_7_ Village collective 1.40 1 .40 lleguaig 912 1139 603 536 36.45 16.65 19.80 1102.6 586.4 516.2 22 96 30 Yuantougou 146 181 96 85 0.96 0.96 180 96.0 84.0 I 4 ____________ group9680960 6 Yugaibhaliu 103 129 68 6! 0.95 0.95 128.1 68.0 60.1 3 ___________ group 68__6___95_ _0_95 Jiangjunyangr 97 121 64 57 34.54 16.65 17.89 86.5 47.4 39.1 20 89 28 ___________ oup 64___57 34___54 I_6_ 65__ 17_89_ _28 total 15548 8576 6972 692.52 209.19 483.33 540 2404 640 138 Resettlement Action Plan Attachment 4 Issued by Laifeng People's Government (Laizhengfa No. 101(2000) Preferential Policies for Resettlement of Lajitan Hydropower Project People's Government of Manshui, Baifusi Town: In order to fully support the construction of the Lajitan Hydropower Project , it is decided through discussion that the preferential policies for the resettlement of the project shall be carried out. It is hoped that units shall follow these preferential policies. 1. The agricultural levy tax and gain requisition are excused for three years for the newly reclaimed land. 2. The department of plan, construction, land management, power and sanitation, as well as relative organizations, will supply a quick and effective service. 3. Supporting the development of the toon and orchard production and supplying the technical and information service in free of charge. 4.The Construction Bureau. Land Management Bureau, as well as others will supply the technical service timely and deal with the plan adjusting of affected villages. 5. During the construction period, timely linking up the construction unit, and helping villages to export the outgoing labor for increasing farmers' income. Laifeng People's Government July 17. 2000 139 Resettlement Action Plan Laifeng County People's Government (Information) Laizhengfa [2000]XX Information of Favorable Policies for Resettlement of Lajitai Project Manshui Town and Baifusi Township Government: In order to fully support the construction of Lajitai Project, by discussion it is decided to give favorable policies for resettlement of Lajitai Project. The favorable policies are as follows and the relative units are expected to follow up: 1. Agricultural tax and grain purchase is exempted for newly reforming field for three years. 2. The rapid and affective services shall be provided by relative authorities of planning, construction, land management, power and sanitation. 3. The technical and information service in free of charge shall be provided for supporting development of the production of Chinese toon and gardens. 4. The authorities of construction and land management shall offer the technical service in time and do jobs of planning and regulation for the effected villages and preparation work well. 5. Connect with the construction unit in time during construction and help villages to increase the outgoing labors. Laifeng County Peoples' Govemment May 30, 2000 140