PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA World Bank-financed CHONGQING URBAN ENVIRONMENT PROJECT IRESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN (the fifth draft) RP- 20 VOLUMEIV VOL.5 for Fuling WASTEWATER COMPONENT Fuling District Drainage Co., Ltd. 1 00709. R7 January 2000 Assisted by SHANGHAI .< ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SOGREAH SCIENCES I Contents Chapter 1 Brief Description of the Project Chapter 2 Required Land for the Project Chapter 3 Objective of the Resettlement Program Chapter 4 Minimization of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Chapter 5 Census and Socio-economic Survey of the Affected People and Assets 5.1 Brief account of the census of the affected people and assets 5.2 Impact dimensions 5.3 Land use and borrowing 5.4 Affected houses 5.5 Affected units and enterprises 5.6 Affected crops 5.7 Affected infrastructure and other main assets 5.8 Project-affected persons 5.9 Affected vulnerable groups 5.10 Socio-economic survey Chapter 6 Legal Framework 6.1 Brief account 6.2 National Laws and Regulations 1 6.3 Regulations of the Chongqing Municipality 6.4 Resettlement entitlement policy 6.5 Compensation rates Chapter 7 Institutional Arrangements 7.1 Establishment of the resettlement agencies 7.2 Staffing of the special agencies 7.3 Responsibilities of the agencies 7.4 Training and development of the resettlement staff 7.5 Organizational chart Chapter 8 Costs and Budget 8.1 Flow of funds 8.2 Base cost 8.3 Costs of preparing the RAP and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) 8.4 Administrative costs 8.5 Contingencies 8.6 Annual cost estimates Chapter 9 Implementation Arrangements 9.1 Housing resettlement 9.2 Resettlement of the affected units 9.3 Resettlement of the affected infrastructures 9.4 Resettlement of the vulnerable groups 9.5 Resettlement actions and implementation schedule 2 Chapter 10 Consultations and Participation 10.1 Consultations and participation 10.2 Resettlement Information Booklets (RIBs) Chapter 11 Redress of Grievances Chapter 12 Internal and External Monitoring and Evaluation 12.1 Internal Monitoring 12.2 External Monitoring and Evaluation 12.3 Submission of the monitoring reports 3 I RAP for the Fuling WN astew-ater Component of CUEP Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Brief Description of the Project The Chongqing Fuling Wastewater Component (hereinafter referred to as the Component) is an important component of the World Bank-financed Chongqing Urban Environment Project (hereinafter referred to as CUEP), which is located in Fuling District. Fuling is situated on the confluence of two rivers, the Yangtze River and the Wujiang River. It is an important transport hub in Chongqing Municipality, connected to Chongqing itself by a new highway and serving as a port. Currently all wastewater from the central area of the city is conveyed in sewers discharging directly to the Yangtze River and the Wujiang River. The sewerage in the main urban area is combined, with about 13 main outfalls to the Yangtze River and 14 to the Wujiang River. Discharges in and upstream of the harbor zone have a clear impact on near-rield water quality. The raw water for No. 1 WTP is polluted by these discharges; secondly, the visual impact of the wastewater discharges is apparent especially in the harbor area where recirculating currents tend to trap floating matter. Interception of the current wastewater systems with discharge downstream of the confluence of the Wujiang River with the Yangtze River will protect the current water intakes and also improve the visual aspect of Fuling harbor. In order to provide an outlet for the drainage there and protect the water quality of the Yangtze and the Wujiang River Basin, establishing the Component constitutes a task which brooks no delay. The brief introduction of the item relating to resettlement is as follows: RAP for the Fuling Waste%Nater Component of CUEP Chapter 1 Table 1.1 The brief introduction of the Component items relating to location features resettlement pretreatment Fuling District Designed wastewater disposal and pumping capacity of 80,000 cu.m/d in station upstream dry season of short term, of the Wujiang 240,000 cu.m/d in wet season River siphon of long term; 10,000 cu.m/d in dry season of short term, 240,000 cu.mld in wet season of long term reinforced Fuling District Total length of the wastewater concrete pipe interceptors of 6.1 km interceptors The civil construction of the interceptors is planned to be commenced in August 2000 and completed in 2005, and the pretreatment and pumping station, commenced in January 2001 and completed in 2003. The Feasibility Study produced by Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute proposed to construct the interceptors in the Nan'an Area in coordination with the Embankment Project (for details, please refer to Section 5.1). This location is subject to technical difficulties due to differential settlement and problems of project implementation. An alternative route for the interceptor along the Zhang Shang Road has been proposed. This avoids the technical difficulties associated with settlement of the Embankment as the interceptor would be constructed in consolidated (existing) ground. Secondly, the implementation difficulties would also be reduced. However, such a solution would cause large social disruptions if constructed by 2 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Componenit of CUEP Chapter 1 traditional 'cut and cover' methods. It would therefore be necessary to use a 'micro-tunneling' approach. Currently, the design of the interceptor has not been finalized; the selection of one of these two options is awaiting further detailed investigations. This document presents the resettlement based on the former solution consisting of locating the interceptor in the Embankment. Should the second solution prove to be the preferred solution, this document would be accordingly revised. Due to the difficulties of disassociating the resettlement of the interceptor with that of the Embankment, the RAP includes the resettlement of the Embankment itself. The resettlement of the Embankment itself would not be considered as part of the wastewater component (and therefore would not be paid for from wastewater tariffs); however, compensation rates and resettlement policy would be identical to that for the RAP associated purely with the wastewater component. In a second stage, treatment will be proVided. The total average wastewater flows are projected at 110,000 m3/d in 2010, and 123,700 m3/d in 2020. The proposed Component would comprise the following: * Reinforced concrete pipe interceptors 4.5 km in length running along the south bank of the Yangtze River, of diameters ranging from 800 mm to 1,200 mm; * Reinforced concrete pipe interceptors 1.6 km in length running along the west bank of the Wujiang River, of diameters ranging from 600 mm to 1,200 3 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 1 mm; * A pre-treatment and pumping station upstream of the Wujiang River siphon; * A siphon consisting of two 1100 mm steel 500m in length under the Wujiang River; * A reinforced concrete box culvert (1500x1500 mm) 2.5km in length conveying flows from the inverted siphon to the future treatment plant site; * A 200m long steel outfall of diameter 1500mm with 4 risers; * Link sewers and missing connections The total investment of the first issue of the Component is RMB 160,774,900 among which, RMB 72,348,700 financed by the World Bank, RMB 40,193,700 financed by the domestic development banks and RMB 48,232,500 raised by Fuling District. Since the Component involves the construction of the new areas, land acquisition and resettlement will arise. A feasible Resettlenment Action Plan (RAP) vill be necessary for the Project. The RAP of the component is strictly prepared in accordance Nvith both the I-XII terms of the Proposed Outline of the Action Plans (RAP) for CUEP from the. World Bank in March 1997 and the related requirements of all the Aide Memoires for CUEP from the World Bank since 1997. 4 RAP for the Fuling NWastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 2 Chapter 2 The Required Land for the Project The Component requires 7.5 mu of land which is located in Fuling urban area and the total 7.5 mu urban land needs to be used. Since all urban land in China is owned by the state, the Project, as a state urban construction project, could be allocated with urban land use right without paying land compensation. However, for those affected households and work units on the acquired urban land, they will be provided with building compensation, replacement structures or alternative site for reconstruction. For the information about the Component required land, please refer to the following table. Table 2.1 The Required Land for the Component No. affected area Unit amount A B C 1 Component-possessed land Mu 0 2 Urban state-owned land to be used Mu 7.5 l 3 required land for the Component Mu 7.5 For the details of the land use, please refer to Section 5.3, Chapter 5 of the RAP. 5 I RAP for the Fulina WN astewN ater Component of CUEP Chapter 3 Chapter 3 The Objective ofhthe Resettlement Program The main objective of the resettlement program is to ensure that the living standards, income-earning capacity, and production levels of the project-affected persons (PAPs) can be improved, or at least restored to the levels they would have had without the Component. Therefore, a series of measures will be taken to safeguard the entitlements of the affected people: 1. Ensure that all PAPs, including those on urban state-owned land, receive compensation at replacement cost for their total loss due to the project, and are well resettled and rehabilitated so that they can share the benefits of the Component; 2. Special care wilt be taken for the vulnerable groups (including the poor households, the households having the disabled members, the households headed by the women, the households where the aged live alone and the households having the ethnic minority members), such as assistance in building and moving into their new houses, and receiving specific compensation. 3. Provide adequate compensation for the cultivated land borrowing; 4. Help those whose houses are relocated select their new sites, build or purchase their new houses, and make them harmonize with the new environment as soon as possible; 6 RAP for the Fuling Waste%-ater Component of CUEP Chapter 3 5. Compensate the affected units and enterprises for their loss at replacement cost; Provide those which need to be relocated with suitable alternative locations to continue their business; 6. The implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement will be monitored and evaluated (M&E) by the independent monitoring institute. The representatives of the PAPs will participate in the resettlement and the special institution will provide avenues for the PAPs to redress their grievances. 7 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Minimization of Land Acquisition and Resettlement The World Bank's policy requires that all viable alternative project designs has been explored to avoid the need for involuntary resettlement. Following the policy, the Component owner and the departments concerned have used all kind of methods in minimizing the land acquisition and resettlement and reducing the negative impacts on the cultivated land, housing and units. The measures are as follows: 1. As early as the techno-economic feasibility study and the preliminary engineering design for the Component, the departments concerned planned and designed the schemes according to the principles such as economizing on land, reducing the cultivated land acquisition, not taking high-yield land and minimizing the building relocation. They solicit opinions from the local governments and villagers in the affected areas, and decided the scheme on the basis of repeated comparison of the different schemes. Therefore, the Component impact on the cultivated land and housing has been reduced as much as possible. 2. As soon as the resettlement starts, the implementation will be carried out in accordance with the RAP to minimize the project impact. A series of measures will be taken to rehabilitate or reconstruct the affected residents and infrastructure as soon as possible. 3. Even when the civil construction of the Component is initiated, further efforts, 8 RAP for the Fuling X\\astewater Component of CUEP Chapter 4 such as technological innovation and strengthening the management of construction, can be made to mitigate negative impacts on the affected areas and convenience the PAPs' work and life. 9 RAP for the Fuling *Wastewvater Component of CUEP Chapter S Chapter 5 Census and Socio-economic Survey of the affected people and assets 5.1 Brief account of the census of the affected people and assets In order to know exactly and completely the impacts of the land acquisition and resettlement of the Component, before the compilation the RAP, the Fuling District Management Office of the World Bank's Capital Utilization (PMO) made arrangements for the census of the affected people and assets of all the CUEP components. The preparation for the census was done meticulously: working out the explicit investigating plans; designing all the survey tables; training the investigators; making the contacts in advance with the governments and the relevant agencies in the affected. areas; conducting the trial survey on site to verify the survey tables and show the investigators how to do it. The investigating team comprised the relevant personnel from the land administration, planning, and other departments of Fuling District, relevant subdistrict governments, and the affected village committees. Part of the interceptors of the Component will be laid in the refilled area after the earth excavation for the Fuling Protection Embankment along the Yangtze River and the Wujiang River. Therefore, the resettlement of the persons affected by the corresponding section of the protection embankment must be included in the RAP to further protect all the interceptor-affected people's benefits. It is quite necessary to introduce the relevant situation of the Fuling Protection 10 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CIUEP Chiapter 5 Embankment. Fuling District is located at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the Wujiang River. During the swelling period of May to October every year, the units and enterprises and residents along the river usually suffer from the flood. In order to avoid suffering from flood and being damaged every year, on April 16, 1982, the Planning Committee of Fuling Prefecture, Sichuan Province, the predecessor of Fuling District, Chongqing Municipality, submitted the document of No. 327, 1982 Issue to the Planning Committee of Sichuan Province to establish the Project of the Fuling Protection Embankment. However, at that time Fuling didn't have enough financial capacity and the Project didn't make any progress. In August 1994, the Planning Committee of Fuling Prefecture reported to the Planning Committee of Sichuan Province again to establish the Project of the Fuling Protection Embankment. On August 30 of the same year, the Planning Committee of Sichuan Province approved the Project proposal by the document of No. 871, 1994 Issue. On November 23, 1995, the Planning Committee of Sichuan Province approved the Feasibility Study Report of the Project by the document of No. 1346, 1995 Issue. In October 1998 after Chongqing became the municipality directly under the central government, the Construction Committee of Chongqing Municipality approved the Preliminary Design Report of the Project by the docunment of No. 2, 1999 Issue. On November 25 of the same year, the Key Project Office of Chongqing Municipality approved that the Project construction would be started on November 30, 1998 by the document of No. 7, 1999 Issue. In view of the actual situation of Fuling's development, it is necessary to build the Fuling Protection Embankment to raise the flood protection standard of RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Fuling District and to ensure the safety and comprehensive administration of the urban area. It can bring along reconstruction of the old urban area and accelerate the urbanization progress of Fuling District through constructing the embankment. 1000 mu of land for urban construction can be formed through refilling after earth excavation and RMB 1 billion can be reclaimed according to the average rate of 1 million RMB/mu. Therefore, it obviously has economic, social and environmental protection benefits. The embankment construction is advantageous in promoting the development of the relevant industries and enhancing continuous socio-economic improvement of Fuling District. The construction fund of the Fuling Protection Embankment mainly will come from the reclaimed RMB 1 billion for 1000 mu of urban land which is formed by refilling after earth excavation. The other fund will be raised by the Fuling District Government from the urban construction and maintenance funds and infrastructure funds every year. To sum up, not only from the origin and the construction necessity, but also from the fund source of the Protection Embank, it answers the needs of the flood protection and the urban development to construct the Fuling Protection Embankment. Therefore, the Component can be divided into three parts, which consist of the Pretreatment Station, the Protection Embankment (including the interceptor section along the corresponding protection embankment) and the Wastewater interceptors (excluding the interceptor section along the corresponding protection embankment). The impact of the Component comprises all the contents of these three affected parts. 12 RAP for the Fuling W astew-ater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 5.2 The impact dimensions The Component will use 7.5 mu of urban state-owned land and borrow 2.31 mu of cultivated land. A total of 103,002.1square meters of building structures will be demolished, affecting 916 households and 368 units. The total number of PAPs is 4,990. A detailed breakdown of land use and resettlement impact for the Component is as follows: Table 5.1 The Impact Dimensions of the Component No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 urban state-owned land use mu 7.50 7.50 2 cultivated land borrowing' mu 2.31 2.31 3 total affected buildings sq.m 25225.3 13250.8 64525.972 103,002.1 4 total affected units no. 117 5 246 368 5 total affected households HH 156 51 709 916 6 total PAPs person 1019 718 3253 4,990 7 Affected subdistrict no. 1 2 2 3 5.3 The land use and borrowing Table 5.2 The Land Use and Borrowing of the Component No. item mu use borrowing _A B C D 1 irrigated land mu 0.47 3 vegetable land mu 1.22 4 orchard mu 0.62 5 subtotal mu 2.31 6 urban state-owned land mu 7.50 7 total mu 7.50 2.31 13 RAP for the Fuling NVastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 5.4 The affected houses The Component will cause the demolition of 51433.4 square meters of residences, which wvill affect 905 households or 3173 individuals. According to the difference of the ownership character and the application character of the residence, the detailed information of the residences can be divided into the following categories. 5.4.1 The affected urban private residences Table 5.3 The affected urban private residences of the Component No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 brick concrete houses sq.m 7499.6 8002.1 15501.7 2 brick timber houses sq.m 785.3 1115.3 1900.6 3 timber houses sq.m 4 simple structures sq.m 10 176.6 186.6 S enclosing walls meter 6 total construction area sq.m 8294.9 9294.0 17588.8 7 affected households no. 114 126 240 8 affected persons person 381 565 946 5.4.2 The affected urban public houses 14 RAP for the Fulingi Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Table 5.4 The affected urban public houses of the Component No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 brick concrete houses sq.m 1692.8 280.0 25860.9 27833.7 2 brick timber houses sq.m 124.9 1916.7 2041.6 3 timber houses sq.m 4 simple structures sq.m 5 enclosing walls meter 6 total construction area sq.mn 1817.7 280.0 27777.6 29875.2 7 affected households no. 42 8 583 633 8 affected persons person 142 30 1941 2113 5.4.3 The affected rural private houses Table 5.5 The affected rural private houses of the Component No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total __________________ Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 brick concrete houses sq.m 3064.4 3064.4 2 brick timber houses sq.m 54.0 54.0 3 timber houses sq.m 650.8 650.8 4 simple structures sq.m 200.1 200.1 5 enclosing walls meter 10.0 10.0 6 total construction area sq.m 3969.3 3969.3 7 affected households no. 32 32 8 affected persons person 114 114 5.5 The affected units and enterprises The Component will cause the demolition of 51568.7 sq.m of non-residences, 15 RAP for the Fuling Waste%water Component of CUEP Chapter 5 wvhich will affect 368 units and enterprises wvith 1764 staff members. According to the difference between the ownership character and the application character of the non-residence, the detailed information of the affected units and enterprises can be divided into the following categories. 5.5.1 The affected units and enterprises possessing structures There are 110 shops among 162 units possessing structures. The following table provides the detailed data of the affected units and enterprises possessing structures: Table 5.6 The affected units possessing structures No. itemn unit Pretreatment WVastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F I brick concrete houses sq.m 14492.4 8738.5 25816.7 49047.6 2 brick timber houses sq.m 441.4 263.0 1637.7 2342.1 3 timber houses sq.m 179.0 179.0 4 simple structures sq.m 5 enclosing walls meter 500 205 462 1167 6 total construction area sq.m 15112.8 9001.5 27454.4 51568.7 7 affected units no. 36 5 121 162 8 affected unit staff person 313 521 450 1284 9 of which, construction sq.m 2810.5 6412.6 9223.1 area of shops _. 10 of which, affected shops no. 21 89 110 I 11 of which, affected shop person 70 241 317 staff _ 5.5.2 The affected units and enterprises using rented structures 16 RAP for the Fuling XVastewsater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 There are 156 shops among 169 units using rented structures. The following table provides the detailed data of the affected units and enterprises using rental structures: Table 5.7 The affected units using rented structures No. item unit Pretreatment WVastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F I brick concrete houses sq.m 2212.5 3478.5 5691.0 2 brick timber houses sq.m 386 369.4 755.4 3 timber houses sq.m 60 60 4 simple structures sq.m 5 ~ enclosing walls meter 6 total construction area sq.m 2658.5 3847.9 6506.4 7 affected units no. 57 _ 112 169 8 affected unit staff person 142 275 417 9 of which, construction sq.m 2093.5 3704.8 5798.3 area of-shops. 10 of which, affected shops no. 48 108 156 11 of which, affected shop person 109 265 374 staff 5.5.3 The affected vendors The Components will affected 37 vendors who do their business outdoors. They are spread along both sides of the business street of the city zone. Every stall is usually operated by one or two persons and their business spots are comparatively fixed. The following table provides the detailed data of the affected vendors: 17 RAP for the Fuling Wastewsater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Table 5.8 The affected vendors No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embanknment A B C D E F 1 brick concrete houses sq.rn 2 brick timber houses sq.m 3 timber houses sq.mn 4 simple structures sq.rn 5 enclosing walls meter 6 total plot area sq.m 89 39.5 128.5 7 affected units no. 24 13 37 8 affected vendors person 41 22 63 For the details of the affected units and enterprises please see Annex 1 - List of the Affected Units and Enterprises. 5.6 The affected crops According to the survey, the crops covering 2.31 mu of the cultivated land will be affected by the Component. 5.7 The affected infrastructure and other main assets 18 RAP for the Fuling WVastew% ater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Table 5.9 The Affected Infrastructure and Other Main Assets No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embanknment A B C D E F 1 stunning ground sq.m 260 1676 3017 4,953 2 stone bank cu.m 1820 2228 3387 7,435 3 fruit trees no. 257 272 529 4 fruit tree seedlings no. 14 16 30 5 miscellaneous trees no. 175 98 206 479 6 miscellaneous tree no. 20 44 64 seedlings 7 pond cu.m 129 40 79 248 8 tombs no. 6 6 12 9 wire poles no. 14 11 23 48 10 wires meter 1500 900 2070 4,470 5.8 The project-affected persons Table 5.10 The Project-affected Persons of the Component No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 Households only affected by the No. 11 11 I cultivated land acquisition - 2 Persons only affected by the Person 53 53 cultivated land acquisition _ 3 Households affected by the No. 156 40 709 905 house relocation 4 Persons affected by the house Person 523 144 2506 3,173 relocation 5 Affected units and enterprises No. 117 5 246 368 6 Staffs of the affected units and Person 496 521 747 1,764 enterprises 7 Total affected households No. 156 51 709 916 8 Total affected persons Person 1019 718 3253 4,990 19 RAP for the Fuling WN astewNater Componenit of CIUEP Chapter 5 5.9 The affected vulnerable groups Table 5.11 The Affected Vulnerable Groups of the households No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F I the poor households of mont ly income below RMB 95 per capita 2 HH no. 2 4 6 12 3 person person 7 23 28 58 4 the households having the disabled members 5 HH [no. 10 3 _ _8 | 21 6 person [person] 11 1 4 1 9 [ 24 7 _the households headed bv woman 8 HH no. 21 4 7 9 person person 3 2 6 11 10 the households where the aged above live alone 11 HH no. 2 2 12 person person 2 2 13 the households having the ethnic minority 14 HH |no.||ll 15 person person 16 total (excluding t e overlapping amount) 17 HH no. 14 8 18 40 |18 person person 21 29 43 93 20 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Table 5.12 The affected vulnerable groups of the units and enterprises No. item unit Pretreatment Wastewater Protection total Station interceptors Embankment A B C D E F 1 the poor staff (monthly person 8 2 9 19 income below 95) 2 the disabled staff person 3 1 2 6 3 the households headed person 4 3 7 by woman staff 4 the aged staff above 70 person 6 2 5 13 living alone 5 the ethnic minority staff person 6 total (excluding the person 21 5 19 45 overlapping amount) I 5.10 The socio-economic survey In order to provide the reference material for the compilation of the RAP, the initial socio-economic survey of the PAPs was conducted while conducting the census of the affected people and assets. And later some supplementary investigations were carried out. The survey involved the present socio-economic situation of the affected areas and affected persons, PAPs' attitudes to the Component and the resettlement, and PAPs' requirements on compensation and resettlement. Consultation with persons affected bv housing relocation in interceptors' areas According to the result of the sampling survey on the affected households, 84% of the urban households opted to be resettled in Shunjiang Resettlement Area and 16% of the urban households opted to be resettled in Dongilawan Resettlement Area, and the rural households demand for housing spot distribution in the neighboring area so that they can build houses by themselves. 21. RAP for tile Fuling \Wastew ater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 Consultation with affected units According to the result of the sampling survey on the affected units, the affected shops and vendors demand for the business spots so that they can continue their business; among the affected units and enterprises excluding the shops, the pint- size units and enterprises demand for new relocation sites so that they can build houses by themselves. And as to those large-scale units and enterprises, because the Component only affects small parts of their buildings, they hope to build the houses on their own space after receiving the compensation fee. When formulating the Component compensation policies and resettlement rehabilitation plan, the PAPs' rational requirements have been fully considered. The main socio-economic indicators of the affected districts are listed below: Table 5.13 The Main Socio-economic Indicators of the Affected District of the Component No. item unit Nan'an A B C 1 total population person 1,087,000 2 non-agricultural person 229,800 population _ 3 agricultural population person 857,200 4 total area sq.km 2,946 5 1 cultivated land area mu 1,019,265 6 average cultivated land per mu/person 1.19 agricultural person 7 local r-evenue RMB 137,460,000 8 per capita yearly income of the RMB 1,519 agricultural households 22 RAP for the Fulin- Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 5 The land acquisition and resettlement of the Component will have considerable influence on the career, education, living conditions, life style, and cultural activities of the PAPs. The construction of the Component will develop local economy and provide local people with new job opportunities; More contact with the outside will widen horizons of the people in the affected areas; The PAPs' housing conditions will be improved as far as possible. The follow-up socio-economic survey of the PAPs will be completed and reported in the future by the independent monitoring institute. 23 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Legal Framework 6.1 Brief account The RAP of the Component is prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations listed below and the World Bank O.D 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement. The resettlement implementation of the Project will be based on the specific provisions of the RAP agreed between the World Bank and the Borrower (the Project Owner). Policies on land acquisition and resettlement are formulated at three levels of government in China: * The central government has established the basic policy framework through promulgation of national regulations and implementation guidelines; * Provincial governments have issued either general or project-specific regulations on implementation of national regulations; * Prefectures, municipalities and counties have issued regulations applying to specific projects. 6.2 The national Laws and Regulations The following laws and regulations comprise the key policies on land acquisition, civil planning,: 24 RAP for the Fuling VWastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 1. The Law of Land Administration of the People's Republic of China (passed by the 16th session of the 6th National Congress in June 1986, revised first by the 5th session of the 7th National Congress in December 1988, revised second by the 4th session of the 9th National Congress in August 1998 and coming into force from January 1, 1999), Implementation Regulations of Land law (coming into force from January 1, 1999). 2. The State Forestry Law (coming into force from January 11, 1985) and its implementation regulations (coming into force from May 10, 1986). 3. The Provisional Regulations of the State Cultivated Land Occupation Tax (coming into force from April 1, 1987). 4. The Law of City Planning of the People's Republic of China (passed by the 11th session of the 7th National Congress in December 1989, and coming into force from April 1, 1990) S. The Regulations on Management of Demolishing Urban Houses of the People's Republic of China (passed by the 76th routine session of the State Council in January 1991, and coming into force from June 1, 1991) Major provisions of the Law of Land Administration, the most important part of the above laws, are as follows: OwnershiD and Right of Use of Land 25 RAP for the Fuling \N astewsater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 Article 10 Land collectively owned by peasants shall be operated and managed by the rural collective economic organizations. Article 11 People's government at the county level shall register and put on record lands collectively owned by peasants and issue certificates to certify the ownership concerned. People's government at the county level shall register and put on record the use of land collectively ow ned by peasants for non-agricultural construction and issue certificates to certify the right to use the land for construction purposes. People's government at the county level shall register and put on record uses of land owvned by the State by units or individuals and issue certificates to certify the right of use. Article 12 Changes of owners and usages of land, should go through the land alteration registration procedures. Land for Construction Purposes Article 45 The acquisition of the following land shall be approved by the State Council: 1. Basic farmland; 2. Land exceeding 35 hectares outside the basic farmland(1 hectare equals 15 mus); 3. Other land exceeding 70 hectares. Acquisition of land other than prescribed in the preceding paragraph shall be approved by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and Fulingities and submitted to the State Council for the record. 26 RAP for the Fuling WVasteiiater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 Article 47 In acquisition of land, compensation should be made according to the original purposes of the land acquired. Compensation fees for land acquired include land compensation, resettlement subsidy and compensation for attachments to or standing crops on the land. The compensation fee for cultivated land should be 6-10 times the average annual production value per mu during the three years prior to acquisition. Based on the number of agriculture population to be resettled, the regulations stipulate payment of a resettlement grant. The amount of the resettlement grant is to be determined on a per capita basis and should be 4-6 times the average output value per mu during three years prior to land acquisition. The amount of the grant, however, should not exceed 15 times the average value of the produce. In reference to the land compensation and resettlement subsidy for cultivated land acquired, the provinces, autonomous regions and Fulingities should establish the of compensation rates for other types of land. The provinces, autonomous regions and Fulingities should determine the compensation rates for attachments and standing crops. In acquisition of vegetable fields in suburban areas, the units using the land should pay new vegetable field development and construction fund. Should the resettlement grant prove inadequate to maintain the previous living standards of the affected people, the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and Fulingities can increase the amount of the resettlement grant. But the combined amount of the compensation for land and resettlement grant should not exceed 30 times the average annual production value per mu during the previous three years. Article 49 Rural collective economic organizations shall make public to its 27 RAP for the Fuling WasteNwater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 members the receipts and expenditures of the land compensation fees for land acquires and accept their supervision. It is forbidden to embezzle or divert the land compensation and other related expenses. Article 50 Local people's governments at all levels shall support rural collective economic organizations and persants in their efforts toward development and operations or in starting up enterprises. 6.3 The regulations of the Fuling District 1. The Sichuan Province Implementation Regulations of the State Land Law (passed by the 26th session of the 6th Sichuan Province's Congress on July 2, 1987, revised first by the 12th session of the 7th Sichuan Province's Congress on November 15, 1989, and revised second by the 15th session of the 8th Sichuan Province's Congress on June 20, 1995). 2. Chongqing Management Methods of Land for Construction Purposes (passed by the 87th routine session of the Chongqing government in August 1991, and coming into force from September 1, 1991). 3. Chongqing Declaration, Examination and Approval Procedures of Land for Construction Purposes (coming into force from November 23, 1988). 4. The Chongqing Urban Planning Management Regulations (passed by the 6th session of the 11th Chongqing City's Congress in March 1989, approved by the 9th session of the 7th Sichuan Province's Congress in May 1989, and coming into 28 RAP for the Fuling WN astewvater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 force from MIMav 25, 1989). 5. The Chongqing Management Regulations on Demolishing Urban Houses (passed by the 27th session of the 11th Chongqing City's Congress in August 1992, approved by the 31st session of the 7th Sichuan Province's Congress in September 1992, and coming into force from November 3, 1992). 6. The Chongqing Fee Standards of Demolishing Urban Houses (passed by the 16th Chongqing City's session in April 1995, and coming into force from July 1, 1995). 7. The Chongqing Regulations on the Compensation and Resettlement for Land Acquisition (passed by the 36th Chongqing government routine session in April 1999, and coming into force from January 1, 1999). 8. The Chongqing Regulations on the Housing Resettlement for non- agricultural people changed from agricultural people due to land acquisition (coming into force from July 15, 1995). 9. The Notice of Chongqing Calculating Standards of resettlement fees for non-agricultural people changed from agricultural people due to land acquisition (coming into force from July 15, 1995). 10. The Chongqing Regulations on the Compensation for the Standing Crops and Attachments due to Land Acquisition (coming into force from September 15, 1995). 29 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 11. The Fuling Civil Planning District Regulations on the Compensation and Resettlement for Land Acquisition (passed by the 16th Fuling government routine session in August 1997, and coming into force from September 26, 1997). 6.4 The Resettlement entitlement policy 1. All affected assets will be compensated at their full replacement cost without any deduction for depreciation; 2. Compensation payments wvill be made before the acquisition of land and assets; 3. Compensation rates were negotiated with the governments of the affected areas and the representatives of the PAPs; 4. All the resettlement houses will be ready before the old ones are demolished. 5. All affected persons who lose assets occupied by them before the project cut-off date will be assisted in their efforts to restore their standards of living without discrimination on the basis of their tenure status. The Entitlenment Matrix for each of the impact categories is as follows: 30 I RAP for the Fuling Wastevater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 Table 6.1 The Entitlement Matrix impact receivers entitlements basis for calculating implenientors categories compensation cultivated land affected cash compensation cash payment: 850-1000 Village borrowing farmers RMB/mu year admninistrative _____________ committees urban affected urban cash compensation; cash payment at replacement District, residential residents moving allowances; cost, or new house which is no subdistrict houses transition allowances; less than 15 sq.m per capita plus resettlement housing resettlement. payment at the compensation offices rates for the exceeding floor space will be provided; moving allowances: 300 RMB/HH; transition allowances: 600 RMB/person year rural affected rural cash compensation; cash payment at replacement District, residential residents moving allowances; cost and new house plot which is subdistrict houses transition allowances; no less than the original area resettlement to be relocated nearby. will be provided; moving offices; village allowances: 300 RMB/HH; administrative transition allowances: 600 committees RNIB/person year non-residences property cash compensation; cash payment at replacement District, owners, moving allowances; cost; moving allowances: 5 subdistrict including shops transition allowances; RMB/sq.m; resettlement and vendors to be relocated nearby. transition allowances: 60 offices; village RMB/sq.m year administrative committees non-residences property users, moving allowances; moving allowances: 5 District, including shops transition allowances; RMB/sq.m; subdistrict and vendors to be provided new sites transition allowances: 60 resettlement to rent RMB/sq.m year offices; village administrative committees affected owners of the cash compensation; replacement price will be district, infrastructure infrastructure minimization of calculated according to the subdistrict relocation and original level, description, resettlement reconstruction in quality and amount offices advance affected other affected asset cash compensation replacement price will be district, assets owners calculated according to the subdistrict original level, description, resettlement quality and amount offices 31 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 6 6.5 The compensation rates According to the relevant laws and regulations, with reference to the actual conditions of the Component, and through the consultation with the local governments and the representatives of the PAPs from July 1999 to November 1999, the compensation rates are listed in Tables 6.2. The compensation rates to be paid for affected land, structures land other assets will not be below the levels given in Tables 6.2 and vill be adjusted by the actual inflation rate from October 1999 to the time when the compensation is actually paid. Table 6.2 The compensation rates of the land, its attachments and other assets of the Component No. item unit rate A B C 1 irrigated land borrowing RMB/mu year 850 2 vegetable land borrowing RMB/mu year 900 3 orchard borrowing RMB/mu year 1000 4 brick concrete houses RMB/sq.m 220 5 brick timber houses RMB/sq.m 150 6 timber tile houses RMB/sq.m 130 7 simple structure RMB/sq.m 35 8 enclosina walls RMB/sq.m 20 9 household moving allowances RMB/HH 300 10 household transition allowvances RMB/person year 600 11 unit moving allowances RMB/sq.m 5 12 unit transition allowances RMB/sq.m year 60 13 stunning ground RMB/sq.m 15 14 stone bank RMB/cu.m 20 15 fruit trees RMB/unit 30 16 fruit tree seedlings RMB/unit 4 17 miscellaneous trees RMB/unit 15 18 miscellaneous tree seedlings RMB/unit 2 19 pond RMB/cu.m 12 20 tomb RMB/unit 250 21 wire poles RMB/unit 40 22 wires RMB/meter 1 32 RAP for the Fuling W\astewsater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 Chapter 7 Institutional Arrangements 7.1 The establishment of the resettlement agencies To strengthen the coordination and management, and improve the institutional system of the land acquisition and resettlement of the Component, the following special agencies have been set up: The Resettlement Leading Group of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project The Resettlement Office (PRO) of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component The Resettlement Office (CRO) the Fuling Wastewater Component The Resettlement Office of the affected subdistricts The membership and function of the various resettlement institutions are described in detail in Section 7.2 and 7.3 of this chapter. For the establishment dates of the institutions, please refer to Table 9.3, Chapter 9. Other agencies concerning the land acquisition and resettlement are: The Chongqing Planning Committee The Chongqing Construction Committee The Chongqing Municipal Management Bureau The Chongqing Planning Bureau 33 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 The Chongqing House and Land Administration Bureau The Chongqing Municipal Management Office of the World Bank's Capital Utilization (PMO) The Fuling District Planning Bureau The Fuling District Construction Bureau The Fuling District State Land Bureau The Fuling District Drainage CO.LTD The Economic, Legal & Social Consultancy Center, the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (SASS) The construction, planning and house & land administration departments of the Administrative Committee of the Subdistrict 7.2 Staffing of the special agencies 1. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project. It is composed of the relevant leaders from the Chongqing Planning Committee, the Chongqing Construction Committee, the Fuling District Management Bureau, the Chongqing Planning Bureau, the Chongqing House and Land Administration Bureau ,the Chongqing Municipal Management Office of the World Bank's Capital Utilization (PMO), the Fuling District World Bank Loan Project Management Office, the Chongqing Wanzhou World Bank Loan Project Management Office, the Chongqing Qianjiang World Bank Loan Project Management Office. A leader of the Chongqing Construction Committee is the head of the Project Resettlement Leading Group. 34 RAP for the Fuling WN astew ater Component of CUEP Cliapter 7 2. The Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project. It is composed of the specialized personnel in charge of the land acquisition and resettlement from the Chongqing Planning Committee, the Chongqing Construction Committee, the Chongqing Municipal Management Bureau, the Chongqing Planning Bureau, the Chongqing House and Land Administration Bureau, the Chongqing Municipal Management Office of the World Bank's Capital Utilization (PMO), the Fuling District World Bank Loan Project Management Office, the Chongqing Wanzhou World Bank Loan Project Management Office, the Chongqing Qianjiang World Bank Loan Project Management Office. A leader of the Chongqing Municipal Management Office of the World Bank's Capital Utilization (PMO) is the head of the Project Resettlement Office. 3. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component It is composed of the relevant leaders from the Fuling District Planning Bureau, the Fuling District Construction Bureau, the Fuling District State Land Bureau, and the Fuling District Drainage Co., Ltd. etc. A leader of the Fuling District Government is the head of the Component Resettlement Leading Group. 4. The Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component It is composed of the specialized personnel in charge of the land acquisition and resettlement from the Fuling District Planning Bureau, the Fuling District Construction Bureau, the Fuling District State Land Bureau, and the Fuling District Drainage Co., Ltd. etc. The leader of the Fuling District Planning Bureau 35 RAP for the Fuling-I Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 is the head of the Component Resettlement Office. S. The Resettlement Office of the subdistrict It is composed of the specialized personnel in charge of the land acquisition and resettlement from the Administrative Committee of the affected subdistricts including Construction, Planning, State land, and other departments. Leaders of the affected subdistricts are the head of the Resettlement Offices. 7.3 The responsibilities of the agencies 1. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project A. Make important policy decisions on the land acquisition and resettlement preparation, planning-, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation for CUEP in accordance with the World Bank's requirements on resettlement; B. Coordinate among various agencies relating to the land acquisition and resettlement preparation, planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation for CUEP and guide their work; C. Review and discuss the internal monitoring reports submitted by the PRO; D. Review and discuss the independent reports submitted by various implementation agencies and the relevant departments. 2. The Resettlement Office (PRO) of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project 36 RAP for the Fuiin- \Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 A. Organize the census and socio-economic survey of the affected people and assets and the preparation of the RAPs of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project following the World Bank's requirements on resettlement; B. Train the staff of the resettlement offices of the Components; C. Organize the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement in accordance with the RAP approved by the World Bank; D. Undertake the internal monitoring activities on the resettlement implementation of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project; E. Suggest solutions timely for handling problems identified in the internal monitoring and the implementation of the RAP; F.. Report to the Project Resettlement Leading Group on work progress, the problems and remedial measures regularly. 3. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component A. Make important policy decisions on the land acquisition and resettlement preparation, planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation for the Fuling Wastewater Component in accordance with the World Bank's requirements on resettlement; B. Coordinate among various agencies relating to the land acquisition and resettlement preparation, planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation for the Fuling Wastewater Component and guide their work; C. Review and discuss the internal monitoring reports submitted by the PRO of the Fuling Wastewater Component; D. Review and discuss the independent reports submitted by various implementation agencies and the relevant departments. 37 RAP for the Fuling, WN astewvater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 4. The Resettlement Office (PRO) of the Fuling Wastewater Component A. Organize the census and socio-economic survey of the affected people and assets and the preparation of the RAP of the Fuling Wastewater Component following the World Bank's requirements on resettlement; B. Train the staff of the subordinate resettlement offices; C. Organize the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement of the Fuling Wastewater Component in accordance with the RAP approved by the World Bank; D. Conclude the land acquisition and resettlement contracts with the subdistricts and other relevant institutions. E. Receive the resettlement funds from the PRO and allocate them to the subordinate resettlement offices; F. Undertake the internal monitoring activities of the resettlement implementation of the Fuling Wastewater Component; G. Suggest solutions timely for handling problems identified in the internal monitoring and implementation of the RAP; H. Report to the Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component on work progress, the problems and remedial measures regularly. 5. The Resettlement Office of the subdistrict A. Cooperate-with the relevant agencies in making the census and surveys; B. Train the staff of the subsidiary resettlement ofrice; C. Implement the RAP; 38 RAP for the Fuling WN astewvater Coniponent of CUEP Chapter 7 D. Receive the resettlement funds from the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component and allocate them to the affected collectives or individuals according to the working procedures; E. Guide and supervise the land acquisition and resettlement work in relevant subdistrict and villages; F. Report to the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component on work progress, the problems and remedial measures regularly. 7.4 Training and development of the resettlement staff The staff of the above-mentioned agencies will be trained for the land acquisition and resettlement of the Project. The training plan of the resettlement staff is as follows: Table 7.1 Training plan of the resettlement staff trainers the resettlement consultants recognized by the World Bank; the persons who have received "Resettlement and Rehabilitation" training by the World Bank the the Resettlement Leading Group of the Chongqing Urban resettlement Environment Project, the Resettlement Office (PRO) of the agencies which Chongqing Urban Environment Project, the Resettlement the staff Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component, the belongs to Resettlement Office (CRO) of the Fuling Wastewater Component, the Resettlement Office of the subdistrict, the village administrative committees; etc. training the specific provisions of the RAP; the skill of the contents implementation and management of the resettlement; the methods of collecting data and information; etc. training time two or three days for one training program training place Fuling District and the spots where the resettlement will be implemented 39 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 7 7.5 The organizational chart The following chart illustrates all the agencies involved in the land acquisition and resettlement of the Project. District District District State Subdistrict Planning Construction Land Bureau Government Conmmittee Conunittee Fuling District The Leading Independent Drainage Co., Group of the - Monitoring and Ltd. Fuling Evaluating Institute Component The Resettlement |/ Office of the Fulin- Component Subdistrict Resettlement Offices Village Administrative Committees 40 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter S Chapter 8 Costs and Budget The costs to be incurred on the land acquisition and resettlement of the Component, except that of the Embankment, are included in the overall budget of the Component. During the implementation of the RAP, the annual expenditure of the land acquisition and resettlement of the Component, except that of the Embankment, will be included in the annual investment plans of the Component. The costs for the land acquisition and resettlement of the Wastewater Component (Pretreatment and Pumping Station, and Interceptors) are estimated to be RMB 20,506,571.2 at October 1999 prices, and of the Embankment, RMB 46,292,839.7. The total costs are RMB 66,799,410.9. 8.1 Flow of funds On the basis of the compensation policies and rates given in the RAP, the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component, the Resettlement Office of the Subdistrict, and the Village Administrative Committees will sign compensation agreements with their subordinates and the affected persons separately according to their jurisdiction. Payment of funds will be made timely in accordance with these agreements. The flow of funds is illustrated as follows: 41 RAP for the Fuling XVastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 8 The owner of the Fuling Wastewvater Component The Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component The Subdistrict Resettlement OiffiPce The displaced , The Village > The owners of persons Administrative other affected Committees assets. 8.2 Base cost The compensation is estimated according to the compensation rates set out in Table 6.2. For detailed cost estimates of all categories of expenses see Table 8.1 as follows: 42 RAP for the Fuling iWastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 8 Table 8.1 The Costs on the Land Acquisition and Resettlement of the Component No. item compensation rate Wastew vr Component| Enibankmnent total cost unit rate amount cost amount cost _ A B C D E F G 1 irrigated land RMB/mu 850 0.47 399.5 399.5 borrowving year 2 vegetable land RMB/mu 900 1.22 1,098.0 1,098.0 borrowving year 3 orchard borrowing RNIB/mu 1,000 0.62 620.0 620.0 year 4 brick concrete houses RUMB/sg.m 220 35767.6 7,868,872.0 59679.8 13,129,551.7 20,998,423.7 S brick timber houses RUMB/sq.m 150 1668.6 250,290.0 4669.6 700,440.9 950,730.9 6 timber tile houses R.NIB/sq.m 130 829.8 107,874.0 0.0 0.0 107,874.0 7 simple structure RNIB/sq.m 35 210.1 7,353.5 176.6 6,180.5 13,534.0 8 enclosing walls RNIB/sq.m 20 715 14,300.0 462 9,240.0 23,540.0 9 household moving RMBIIIII 300 196 58,800.0 709 212,700.0 271,500.0 allowvances 10 household transition RUMB/ 600 667 400,200.0 2506 1,503,600.0 1,903,800.0 allowances person year 1 1 unit moving allowances RMB/sq.ni 5 26861.8 134,309.0 31341.7 156,708.7 291,017.7 12 unit transition RMBJsq.mn 60 26861.8 1,611,708.0 31341.7 1,880,504.8 3,492,212.8 allowvances year 13 stunning ground R9lB/sq.m 15 1936 29,041.5 3017 45,254.7 74,296.2 14 stone bank RMBIcu.m 20 4048 80,960.0 3387 67,731.2 148,691.2 15 fruit trees RNIB/unit 30 257 7,710.0 272 8,172.6 15,882.6 16 fruit tree seedlings RMVlBIunit 4 14 56.0 16 64.0 120.0 17 miscellaneous trees RNMB/unit 15 273 4,095.0 -206 3,090.0 7,185.0 18 miscellaneous tree RMB/unit 2 20 40.0 44 88.4 128.4 seedlings _ _ _ 19 pond RMIB/cu.m 12 169 2,028.0 79 950.4 2,978.4 20 tomb RMB/unit 250 6 1,500.0 6 1,500.0 3,000.0 21 wire poles RMB/unit 40 25 1,000.0 23 924.0 1,924.0 22 wires RMB/meter 1 2400 2,400.0 2070 2,070.0 4,470.0 23 purchase new houses RIMB/sq.m 450 10392.5 4,676,625.0 37071.6 16,682.213.3 21,358,838.3 24 purchase new shop RMB/sq.m 600 2810.5 1,686,300.0 6412.6 3,847,560.0 5,533,860.0 structures 25 subtotal 16,947,579.5 - 38,258,545.2 55,206,124.7 26 cost of preparing the . . . 508,427.4 - 1,147,756.4 1,656,183.7 RAP and M1 & E 27 administrative costs . 08,427.4 1,147,756.4 1,656,183.7 28 physical contingencies . . 1,694,758.0 . 3,825,854.5 5,520,612.5- 29 price contingencies . . . 847,379.0 . 1,912,927.3 2,760,306.2 30 total . . . 20,506,571.2 46,292,839.7 66,799,410.9 8.3 The costs of preparing the RAP and monitoring and evaluation 43 RAP for the Fuling XV astewater Component of CUEP Chapter S (M&E) The costs of preparing the RAP and monitoring and evaluation of the Component are budgeted at the rate of 3 % of the total amount of compensation. 8.4 Administrative costs The administrative costs for the land acquisition and resettlement of the Component are budgeted at the rate of 3% of the total amount of compensation. 8.5 Contingencies Lots of contingencies may lie in implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement, which involves a wide range of aspects concerning the livelihood of the local residents as well as the operation of the units and enterprises. Cost estimates for the RAP implementation include provision for both price and physical contingencies which comprise the major contingencies for the Component. 8.5.1 Physical contingencies Physical contingencies have been included to provide for any changes in design or alignment and for any unforeseen circumstance during the RAP implementation. Physical contingency is budgeted at the rate of 10% of the total amount of compensation. 8.5.2. Price contingencies (inflation) 44 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter S The cost of land acquisition and resettlement of the Component is based on the current annual prices. The land acquisition and resettlenment for the Project will be completed by 2000, however. The inflation rate and the inflation allowance must be estimated therefore and the price contingencies (inflation) are budgeted at the rate of 5% of the total amount of compensation. The compensation rates will be adjusted by the actual inflation rate from October 1999 to the time when the compensation is actually paid. 8.6 Annual cost estimates The land acquisition and resettlement of the Component will be carried out mainly in 2000. In 1999, the cost at the rate of about 10% of the total amount of compensation will be used and in 2000, 90%. 45 I RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Clhapter 9 Chapter 9 Implementation Arrangements 9.1 Housing resettlement 9.1.1 Urban houses For the urban households to be relocated, the Fuling District Government will provide them with the new house in the resettlement areas, which is no less than 15 sq.m per capita. That is to say that the owners of the private houses can obtain the new houses according to the standard of 15 sq.m per family member. For the relocatees whose original floor space per capita is below 15 sq.m, they won't pay the price difference. But for the relocatees whose original floor space per capita is above 15 sq.m, they can obtain the cash compensation for the exceeding floor space at the compensation rates in the RAP. About 733 households are to be relocated to the Shunjiang Resettlement Area and about 140 households, to the Dongjiawan Resettlement Area according to the affected households' options. The Shunjiang Resettlement Area is located at the main city zone of Fuling and it is about 1.5 kilometers from the Pretreatment Station area to the Resettlement Area. The Area connects the Sanhuan Road in the north and links to the Sihuan Road, the city principal road, in the south. Furthermore, because there is a transmeridional principal road which reaches 20 meters in width in the resettlement area, a transportation net which extends in all directions is formed. The housing types of the Shunjiang Resettlement Area are so various, including the housing structures from two chambers and one parlor to four chambers and two parlors and floor space from 72 sq.m to 160 46 RAP for the Fuling W'astewater Component of CUEP Chapter 9 sq.m, so that they can meet different demolished HHs' requirements. The Resettlement Area possesses the nursery, school, hospital, bank, post office, food market, synthetical emporium, swimming pool, tennis court and so on. There is still some space reserved in the Resettlement Area for relocation of pint-size units and enterprises. It is an urban area integrating trade, residence and light industry. The Dongjiawan Resettlement Area is located at the main city zone of Fuling and it is about 1.7 kilometers from the Pretreatment Station area to the Resettlement Area. The Area starts from the Shiyan Road in the east, ends at the Sihuan Road in the south, closes to the Jianshe Road in the north and connects the Hongguang Area of the Qiaonan Development Area in the west. The Resettlement Area currently possesses 1000 mu of land for development and 10000 sq.m of built residences, and the infrastructures of the Resettlement Area are being improved. After the Resettlement Area is all constructed, the total land occupation amount can reach 1.1 sq.km which can hold about 12000 residents. It will become an urban area, which possesses complete establishments and integrates the functions of administration, habitation, business and service ,community service and so on. 9.1.2 Rural private houses For the 32 households who possess rural private houses, the village will be responsible to provide them replacement housing plots no less than their original ones, and basic on site infrastructure in order to allow them to rebuild their new houses. The selection of new housing plots will be determined by consulting with the affected households. The PAPs will receive 47 RAP for the Fulino \V astewi ater Component of CLUEP Chapter 9 the house compensation at replacement cost, and moving allowances and transition allowances, and salvageable materials from their old houses vill also belong to the PAPs. 9.2 Resettlement of the affected units 9.2.1 Units possessing structures For the affected stores, it is planned to provide them with resettlement houses for business in the resettlement areas so that they can restore the original function of business and services to the community and meanwhile they can get development together with further improvement of the area. For the pint-size units and enterprises excluding the stores, which demand for new relocation sites provision and can build houses by themselves, they will be provided with space in the resettlement area for building houses by themselves and restoring business. For the large-scale units and enterprises excluding the stores, enough compensation fee will be paid according to their requirements so that they can build houses on their own space. Their structures will be compensated according to the replacement value. No depreciation will apply to the calculation of the amount of compensation. Also, the value of the old materials which can still be used will not be included in the total amount compensation. 9.2.2 Units using rented structures For the units and enterprises which rent houses, they can keep the original rental relationship with the landlords or they can rent the business spots in 48 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 9 the bazaar to continue their business in accordance with their wishes. 9.2.3 Affected vendors All the affected venders serve the community and do their business outdoors. They will be arranged on both sides of the street which is not affected and adjacent to the original spots, or arranged in the business district in the resettlement areas to continue their business. 9.3 Resettlement of the affected infrastructure The affected infrastructures will be compensated at the replacement price, and minimize the relocation as little as possible. The infrastructures which really need to be relocated will be reconstructed or restored to its original functions as soon as possible. 9.4 Resettlement of the vulnerable groups The vulnerable groups include the poor households, the households having the disabled members, the households headed by the women, the households where the aged live alone and the households having the ethnic minority members. The specific eligibility criteria for the vulnerable groups are defined as follows. 49 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 9 Table 9.1 Eligibility Criteria for the Vulnerable Groups No. household category criteria 1 the poor below RMB 95 of average monthly income per person 2 the disabled the households having the disabled members 3 the women the households headed by women 4 the aged the households where the aged above 70 live alone 5 the ethnic minority the households having the ethnic Iminority members The following measures will be taken so as to ensure the rehabilitation of the living standards of the vulnerable groups after resettlement: 1. The governments of all levels (such as administrative villages, villager groups and so on ) will make every effort to organize and provide labor force to help and support the vulnerable groups in building their new houses and relocating their households; 2. Give priority to satisfy the reasonable demands of the vulnerable groups, such as taking precedence of choosing the new housing sites and operation place; 3. Make the specific compensation or poverty subsidy payment, or reduce or remit their housing rental to the vulnerable groups in extraordinary difficulty according to the fact. The detailed standard will be formuiated uniformly by the Project Resettlement Office according to the actual situation of different areas when the implementation is started. 50 RAP for the Fuling VWastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 9 9.5 Resettlement actions and implementation schedule In order to ensure all the PAPs can be properly resettled, all resettlenment implementation activities will be completed before initiation of the civil construction of the Component. The following tables are the implementation schedules for the Interceptors and the Pretreatment and Pumping Station: Table 9.2 Monthly Schedule for RAP Preparation and Interceptors' Resettlement Implementation Content _ _ month 98 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 199 99 999 00 00 00 00 00 00 00100 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I - i A 1 7_ Is __ 9_ I f) T1 J2 1 - 0 /6 "/1 /I /M /4 /S /C I [/8 /9 10 j 12 /1 /2 99/3 /4 /5 /6 1/4 conduct the census of thc _iI _ _i i PAPs carry out the socio-econonic i survey staff - I l f __ . I0 I I i' iI1 Il prepare the R4P - S I N - i i I I ~I I I I I ___ Ii__I' set up resettlenient offices I _ | i i , ,I ____, 1 f1 I I ,II conduct training for the staff - - I - - * consult with the PAPs apply for approval on land I I i| requisition & resettlement _ I j i I inform the public about I I IIi i VjI resettlemciit policy&program L L L i 1 i[I I I I sign the resettlement contracts T 1 I - - n pay conipensationj I resettlement implementation | - | f | j__i| |___| |___|| | __ for affected residences I j resettlement implementation I I I T I for affected units&enterprises i I [ i resettlement implementation - ---| i | |-i i |- | for affected infrastructures N I - I ! demolish old building and 1 1 other ground attachments ! I -II begin the cihil construction of the Component - - - - - - - - !-i-| -- independent monitoring j - | | | | activities - j j I 4 ) " 1 1 4S 5 51 RAP' for the Fuling Wastewater Componenit of CUEP Chapter 9 Table 9.3 Monthly Resettlement Implementation Schedule for Pretreatment Station Contenit month 99 099 99 00 00 00 00 00 0 01 01 01 0101 o 1 o 10 11I 12 /I1 / /3 /4 S ! /6! /7 08 /9 10 11 121 /2 /3 4 /5 16 inforni the public about I i I resettleicient policy&program | - In _ sign bhe resettlement contracts j | | j pay compcnsation - i. j j - resevtrement implementation j i i I I I I I I for afTected residences _ - - - _ , resetlJement implementation I !i jiI7 -for alTfected units&enterprisesi . I i j i resetilensent implementation for alTected infrastructures _ i - - - - - demclish old building and F the Conmponent l independent monsitoring - T actiities p I , I I I 52 I RAP for the Fuling WVastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 10 Chapter 10 Consultations and Participation 10.1 Consultations and participation The RAP of the Component has been prepared through the active participation of the PAPs. The participation began with the dissemination of the resettlement information on the Component to the PAPs. As early as the preparation for the Component, the scheme was decided through the solicitation of the PAPs' opinions. It is designed that detailed information dissemination meetings will be held after the Construction Land Use Certificate is obtained. During the course of the preparation of the RAP, the PAPs have participated in the following activities: 1. The project impacts on people and assets was decided through the census. The local governments and the representatives of the PAPs participated in the census. The summarizing data of the project impacts are on the basis of detailed investigation to every affected unit and enterprise and household. 2. The socio-economic survey has been carried out with participation of the PAPs and the representatives of the affected areas. The survey was conducted through focus group discussions and individual interviews. The survey covered local government officials, community leaders and the affected people. The concerns and needs expressed by the PAPs have been incorporated in the RAP. 53. RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Cliapter 10 3. In the course of designing the entitlement policies and compensation rates, and implementation program, in order to fullv realize the PAPs' attitudes and requirements, the method of distributing the Resettlement Propaganda (for details, please refer to Annex 2, the Resettlement Propaganda for the Chongqing Fuling Wastewater Component) was applied to inform the PAPs of the resettlement progress. Then consultation from door to door was conducted according to the questionnaires which were designed in advance (for details, please refer to Annex 3, the Questionnaire for the affected household (unit)'s opinions on resettlement). The contents of the consultation included the PAPs' attitudes to the Project construction, attitudes to and opinions on land acquisition, housing relocation, compensation and resettlement, etc.. For the result of the consultation, please refer to Section 5.10. During the course of implementing and monitoring the land acquisition and resettlement, the PAPs and their representatives will participate in the following activities. 1. Realizing the resettlement policies and implementation details and putting forward their suggestions through participating in the propaganda assemblies. 2. Expressing further opinion on the resettlement policies, compensation standards and making their suggestions and demands on the resettlement methods through participating in the affected asset check and the discussions on specific resettlement program of every household. 54 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 10 3. The resettlement sites and methods of the relocated residents and units and enterprises will be confirmed on the basis of consulting with them. 4. In case the PAPs dissatisfy with the compensation provided or other resettlement measures, they can voice their grievance. 5. The PAPs can find out the entitlement policies and implementation progress from the agencies concerned and raise their opinions on the resettlement and their suggestions to those agencies. After the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement, the PAPs and their representatives will participate in the following activities. 1. The PAPs can make the demands on restoring their living standards and production capacity, improving the facilities and infrastructures in their communities, etc., so as to harmonize with their new environment as soon as possible. 2. The PAPs will participate in the socio-economic impact survey carried out by the independent monitoring institution, and put forward their satisfaction degree on various aspects of the resettlement and their problems in rehabilitation of living standards so that the agencies concerned can do their best to solve various difficulties of the PAPs. 10.2 Resettlement Information Booklets (RIBs) To ensure that the PAPs and the local governments of the affected areas fully understand the details of the resettlement program, and also are informed about 55 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 10 the compensation and rehabilitation packages applicable to the Component, the Resettlement Information Booklets (RIBs) will be distributed in the affected areas. The RIBs will contain two parts: Part I The basic features of the RAP A. Brief description of the project components requiring land acquisition; B. Resettlement and rehabilitation policies for all categories of Component impacts; C. List of the agencies responsible for delivery of resettlement entitlements; D. Details of grievance redress and appeals procedures; E. Brief description of the internal and external monitoring process. Part II Entitlements of the affected units and enterprises, households and persons. A. Description of the detailed impact of the Component on the specific households; B. Options for resettlement and rehabilitation. 56 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 11 Chapter 11 Redress of Grievances Since the entire resettlement and rehabilitation program is being carried out with the participation and consultation of the PAPs, it is expected that no major grievance issue will arise. However, to ensure that the PAPs have avenues for redressing their grievances related to any aspect of the land acquisition and resettlement, the detailed procedures of redress of grievances have been established for the Component. The procedures Stage 1 If any person is aggrieved by any aspect of the resettlement and rehabilitation program, he can lodge an oral or written grievance with the Village Administrative Committee. In case an oral compliant is made, it will be written on paper by the receiving unit. The above issue will be resolved within 15 days. Stage 2 If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of the village administrative committee, he can bring the complaint to the attention of the Resettlement Office of the Subdistrict within 1 month from the date of the receipt of such decision. The above issues will be resolved within 15 days. Stage 3 If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of the Resettlement Office of the Subdistrict, he can bring the complaint to the attention of the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component within 1 month from 57 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 11 the date of the receipt of sucih decision. The above issues will be resolved within 15 days. Stage 4 If the aggrieved person is not satisfied with the decision of the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component or the aggrieved complaint is not responded within 15 days, he can bring the complaint to the attention of the Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project within 3 months from the date of the original record. The Project Resettlement Office will reach a decision on the complaint within 1 month. Stage 5 If the aggrieved person is dissatisfied with the decision, he can appeal to the People's Court in accordance with the "Civil Procedure Act" within 15 days of receiving the decision of the Project Resettlement Office. Aggrieved Aspects PAPs can make an appeal on any aspect of the land acquisition and resettlement, including the compensation being offered. Detailed procedures for redress of grievances and the appeal process are publicized among the PAPs by distributing RIBs. In spite of the above procedures established for redressing grievances, in case any conflicts arise regarding the land acquisition and resettlement, the conflicting parties will first negotiate and mediate the case in cooperative effort. The above appealing procedures will be employed only when the mutual negotiation mediation fails. 58 RAP for the Fuling W\astewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 Chapter 12 Internal and External Monitoring and Evaluation To ensure that the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement is carried out in accordance with the relevant requirements of the RAP and to guarantee the progress and quality of the resettlement action, the resettlement action will be monitored and evaluated both internally and externally during the preparatory arrangements and the implementation, and after the completion. 12.1 Internal Monitoring The Resettlement Office (PRO) of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project will undertake the routine internal monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the land acquisition and resettlement so as to ensure that all the responsible units follow the schedule and comply with the principles of the RAP of the Component. Obiectives The objective of the internal monitoring is to monitor the implementation of the whole RAP for the Project. Responsibilitv 1. To ensure the implementation of the specific provisions of the Resettlement Action Plan; 59 RAP for the Fuling WN astewvater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 2. Monitor the progress of various jobs regularly so as to id'entify and timely solve problems and to further ensure that the resettlement be conmpleted in line with the schedule. Indicators to be monitored 1. Payment of Compensation to the various displaced residents and collectives according to the compensation rates described in the RAP; 2. The determination of the new housing sites and building plans in consideration of the affected residents' options. The number of households finishing building new houses at the scheduled time will be recorded. In order to compare the conditions of the old and new houses, the houses to be removed will be registered which will be kept in the file records of the project; 3. Rehabilitation of the affected infrastructure of the Component; 4. Redistribute the cultivated land within the affected administrative villages, and use the land compensation and resettlement subsidy to develop their collective economy. Personnel The PRO of the Fuling Wastewater Component will be responsible for the internal monitoring activities. They will collect information from the 60 RAP for the Fuling WN'astew ater Conmponent of CUEP Chapter 12 departments concerned once every 3 months and fill the information in the relevant tables. On the basis of, such information collection, the database of monitored data and information can be set up at the PRO and renewed every 3 months. Methodolo2v & Procedure 1. Identify the major indicators to be monitored, and formulate corresponding tables for the departments concerned to fill in every month or season; 2. Carry out the sampling verification to examine the correctness of the filled tables; 3. Convene regular meetings to report on progress of the resettlement, and supervise the progress of implementation; 4. Pay visit to the project sites irregularly so as to appraise the progress of the on-site jobs; 5. Set up the system of regular report. Report The internal monitoring reports will be prepared every 6 months according to the data and information obtained from the survey tables. The reports will be submitted to the Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component and the Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment 61 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 Project. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component will convene to discuss the internal monitoring reports after they are submitted. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component will identify those parts where the implementation of the resettlement is too slow or inadequate according to the resettlement and rehabilitation program. The internal monitoring reports will be submitted to the Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component and the Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project once every 6 months by the Resettlement Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component. 12.2 External Monitoring and Evaluation In order to ensure the proper implementation of resettlement, the independent consulting institute and the consulting specialist that is recognized by the World Bank, familiar with the Project and participate the resettlement planning of the Project will be entrusted as the external agency and personnel for independent monitoring and evaluation of the land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation activities of the whole project. Obiective Looking at the overall implementation from a broader, long term point of view, the independent monitoring and evaluation institute for the Project, will follow the resettlement activities to evaluate whether the goals of resettlement are 62 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 achieved through: 1. Compliance with the specific provisions of the Resettlement Action Plan; 2. Improvement in the standards of living of the PAPs or at least maintenance of the pre-project levels of well-being. Responsibilities 1. Before implementation of the RAP, carry out the socio-economic survey on the PAPs including their standards of living; 2. During implementation of the RAP, conduct the overall monitoring of the RAP and raise suggestions on improving the implementation; 3. After implementation of the RAP, survey and evaluate the socio-economic influence of the Project. Indicators to be monitored In addition to the above-mentioned indicators, the independent monitoring and evaluation institute will also monitor and evaluate the following indicators: 1. Paynment of compensation A. Pay sufficient compensation to all the PAPs and affected units and enterprises one month before the civil construction of the Project begins; 63 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 B. Monitor and make detailed record of the type, rate, amount, date and payee of the compensation; 2. Linkage between the resettlement and the civil works construction of the Project The resettlement will be finished before the initiation of civil construction of the Project; 3. Rehabilitation of Infrastructures A. All the necessary infrastructures will at least be rehabilitated to their pre- acquisition level; B. The compensation for the infrastructures will be adequate for reconstructing it to the pre-acquisition level in quality; 4. Resettlement of the affected units and enterprises A. All the affected units and enterprises will receive compensation payment adequate for its replacement without considering depreciation and the value of usable materials; B. The new locations and transitional periods of the affected units and enterprises which need to be relocated will be decided through the consultation with them. C. All the affected workers will be paid subsidy equivalent to their normal salary during the production interruption period; D. The affected units and enterprise will be paid compensation for loss of net 64 RAP for the Fuling XV'astewsater Componient of CUEP Chlapter 12 profits due to production interruption during the period of resettlement and project construction; 5. Provision of Housing A. The PAPs vill be provided with the new housing sites in accordance with their choice; B. The PAPs' new houses wvill be close to their old ones; C. The PAPs must move into the new houses 1 month prior to the civil construction of the Project; D. The compensation payment for self-constructed houses will be formulated in compliance with the criteria and features of the construction equivalent to the reconstruction cost of the house in spite of the depreciation and the value of the usable material of the old houses; E. Monitor and make detailed records of the PAPs specific requirements on moving into the new houses, date of the moving and general resettlement of housing; F. The PAPs will obtain the resettlement compensation, transitional subsidy and award, etc. which they are entitled; 6. Satisfaction Degrees of the PAPs A. The PAPs' satisfaction degree and concrete opinions on various aspects of the resettlement program; B. The mechanism and speed of handling conflicts; 7. Living Standards of the PAPs 65 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 Living standards surveys will be carried out on the PAPs and a control group. The survey will employ the combination of stratum sampling and group random sampling so as to identify and report the potential problems in rehabilitation of living standards. The general socio-economic survey and analysis will be conducted about 1 year after the land acquisition and resettlement is completed and report in written form the living standard and conditions of the PAPs after their resettlement so as to evaluate the actual impact of the implementation of the RAP on the living standard of the PAPs. Methodology 1. Questionnaire in depth interviews and observational methods will be employed in the survey. The investigating staff, who have received systematic training, will make the on-the-spot investigation, talk with the PAPs so as to be informed of their ideas on various problems and therefore conduct the monitoring and evaluation of the Project from various angles and a wider viewpoint; 2. 100% of the affected subdistricts/townships, 10% of the directly affected households and the affected work units, and a number of households as the control group will be investigated in monitoring the implementation of the RAP; 3. Data and information will be collected by the following methods: A. Apply questionnaires to the relevant villages, units, and households to be 66 RAP for the Fuling NVastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 answered by individuals; B. Direct visit will be paid to the affected people and units; C. Groups on special problems will be organized so as to identify such problems as the eligible old PAPs, women, children, affected units and enterprises, etc. Investigation on such specific subjects will be made at least every 6 months and reports submitted accordingly; 4. The collected data and information will be analyzed according to the affected areas, resettlement site, time and types of the influence, compensation level, duration of the resettlement, etc.; 5. The independent monitoring and evaluation institute will maintain a database, which are composed with the data and information collected for various reports. Every project-affected household and enterprise will have a separate record in the database which will be continuously renewed according to the latest information. Report The independent monitoring and evaluation institute will compile reports of monitoring and evaluation every 6 months after the implementation of the RAP begins. The report will compose of a quantitative part (in order to verifv the data and information provided in the internal monitoring report) and a qualitative part (see the above). The report will be submitted to the Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component, the Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project, and the World Bank on April 30 and October 31 every year. To be more specific, the report will consist of the 67. RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 following 5 parts: 1. Verify the implementation of the RAP; 2. Review whether the compensation, resettlement, and rehabilitation have met the major objectives stipulated in the RAP; 3. Report the participation and satisfaction degree of the PAPs on the resettlement program; 4. Identify the main problems in carrying out the RAP and raise suggestions on solving problems and improve the overall efficiency of the land acquisition and resettlement program; 5. Report the actions taken by the departments concerned as suggested in the last report. The Resettlement Leading Group of the Fuling Wastewater Component and the Resettlement Office of the Chongqing Urban Environment Project will convene a meeting to discuss and decide solutions on the problems identified in the independent monitoring report immediately as soon as possible after it is submitted. According to the problems raised in the report, the measures which should be taken will be decided. 12.3 Submission of the monitoring reports All the monitoring reports of the land acquisition and resettlement of the 68 RAP for the Fuling Waste%sater Component of CUEP Chapter 12 Comrponent are listed as followVs: Table 12.1 The schedule for submitting the monitoring reports the reporter the reported name frequency/time The Component The Component The internal Once every six months Resettlement Office Resettlement monitoring (Feb 28 and Aug 31 Leading Group, report every year) The Project Resettlement Office The Independent The Component The external Once every six months Monitoring and Resettlement monitoring (Apr. 30 and Oct 31 Evaluation Institute Leading Group, report every year) The Project Resettlement Office The Project Resettlement Leading Group, _The World Bank 69 I I RAP for the Fuling WN astewater Component of CUEP Annex Annex 1 List of the Affected Units and Enterprises No. affected area name house demolished demolished character self-owned rented floor _ ____________________ floor space space A B C D E I pretreatment station Banvong Family Electric Appliance Repair Shop rented 10 2_ pretreatment station Barber's self-owned 8 3_ pretreatment station Business Association self-owned 300 4_ pretreatment station Changtong Shipping Office rented 50 5 pretreatment station Chongvi Occupation Station self-owned 160.4 6_ pretreatment station Chongvi Office rented 20 7_ pretreatment station Cleaners self-owned 25 8_ pretreatment station Daily Grocery Corporation self-owned 15 9 pretreatment station Daily Grocery Corporation releted 30 10 pretreatment station Danhong Qi releted 25 1]_ pretreatment station Danshen Gas Appliance Salesroom rented 40 12 pretreatment station Deposit Office of Agriculture Bank rented 50 13 pretreatment station Dongcheng Eating hlouse self-owned 35 14 pretreatment station Dongcheng Eating House releted 45 iS pretreatment station Drv Fruit Corporation self-owned 119 16 pretreatment station Eating I-louse self-owned 18 1 I pretreatment station Fat Tan's Restaurant rented 2^ 18 pretreatment station Feimengda Barber's rented 20 19 pretreatment station Fuling Daily Chemistry Corporation self-owned 140 2_ pretreatment station Fuling Daily Chemistry Corporation rented 35 21_ pretreatment station Fuling Department Store self-owned 100 22_ pretreatnient station Gasol Appliance Store releted 30 23_ pretreatment station Glasswork Shop rented 20 24_ pretreatment station Grain Shop of Xiangzi Street self-owned 1200 25 pretreatment station Grocery Store self-owned 30 26_ pretreatment station Guest House of Petroleum Corporation self-owned 2400 27_ pretreatment station Hengran Chen's Shop self-owned 100 28_ pretreatment station Hongda Grocery Store releted 24 29 pretreatment station House Propertv Office self-owned 586.5 30_ pretreatment station Huasheng Restaurant releted 25 31_ pretreatment station Huawei Shipping Industry Corporation rented 216 32_ pretreatment station Jiajiale Cake Shop releted 30 33 pretreatment station Jiangren Barber's rented 17 34 pretreatment station Jianming Iluang releted 8 35_ pretreatment station Jinhe Subsidiary Foodstuff Store self-owned 10 36 | pretreatment station .Jinhua Construction Mvaterial Corporation releted 30 37 pretreatment station .Jinhua Laundry rented 90 70 RAP for the Fulini WVastewater Component of CUEP Annex 38 pretreatment station jisheng Zhou's Salesrooni self-owned 20 39 pretreatment station Kaixin Beef Noodle Shop releted 3I 40 pretreatment station Kelin Computer Store rented 40 41 pretreatment station Lanzhou Noodle Shop rented 20 42 pretreatment station Leisure Hairdressing Saloon self-owned 80 43 pretreatnient station Leisure Hairdressing Saloon rented 25 44 pretreatnient station Lianfengyi Corporation rented 119 45 pretreatment station Lida Corporation self-owned 30 46 pretreatment station Lin Fang's Laundry rented 10i 47 pretreatment station Massage Clinic self-owned 50 48 pretreatment station Meiqi Professional Hairdressing Saloon rented 12 49 pretreatment station Mingging Chen's Shop self-owned 18 50 pretreatment station Mingzhu Advertisement Corporation rented 301 51 pretreatment station Mr.Tan's Operation Office self-owned 25 52 pretreatment station No.2 Civil Court rented 120 53 pretreatment station No.2 Guest House of MIunicipal Government self-oxwned 6322.9 54 pretreatment station No.2 Salesroom of Dailv Grocerv Corporation releted 24 55 pretreatment station No.4 Salesroom of Daily Grocery Corporation rented 15 56 pretreatment station People Clothing Factory self-owned 1016 57 pretreatment station People Restaurant of Diet Service Corporation self-owned 277 58 pretreatment station Refrigeration Appliance Repair Shop rented 25 59 pretreatment station Salesroom of Dongcheng Eating House rented 35 60 pretreatment station Salesroom of Fuling Department Store rented 100 61 pretreatment station Salesroom of Labor Protection Goods releted 30 62 pretreatment station Salesroom of Lida Corporation rented 50 63 pretreatment station Salesroom of Yongsheng Trade Corporation rented 60 64 pretreatment station Sanlian Furniture Corporation releted 20 65 pretreatment station Sanmei Restaurant releted 45 66 pretreatment station Sanxia Furniture Factory self-owned .35 67 pretreatment station Sanxia Shipping Corporation self-owned 1414 68 pretreatment station Sanvou Audio-visual Product Store releted 8 69 pretreatment station Shixue Fu's Clinic releted 20 70 pretreatment station Shoe Store rented 20 71 pretreatment station Shoe Store of Yongsheng Trade Corporation rented 15 72 pretreatment station Snack Bar self-owned 26 73 pretreatment station Store of No.2 Substation of National Revenue self-owned 160 74 pretreatment station Subsidiary Corporation of Sugar and Wine rented S5 Corporation 75 pretreatment station Subsidiarv Foodstuff Salesroom of Xiangzi Street rented 25 76 pretreatment station Subsidiarv Foodstuff Wholesale Store 1 rented 20 77 pretreatment station Subsidiarv Foodstuff Wholesale Store 2 rented 28 78 pretreatment station Sugar and Wine Corporation self-owned 75 79 pretreatment station Tailor's I rented 2.5 80 pretreatment station Tailor's 2 self-owned 17 81 pretreatment station Tianfu Xia releted 30 82 pretreatment station Toll Station of Fuling and Fengdu self-owned 50 83 pretreatment station Township Supply and Marketing Corporation self-owned 90 84 pretreatment station Xiao Bai Hlotpot Restaurant rented 30 71 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 85 pretreatment station Xiao Fang's Shop self-owned 8 86 pretreatment station Xiaolin Kuang's Shop self-owned 17 _____ 87 pretreatment station Ya,jia Electric Appliance Store rented 28 88 pretreatment station Yongqiang Grogshop rented 247 89I pretreatment station Yongsheng Trade Corporation self-owned 135 90 pretreatment station Yusi Hairdressing Saloon rented 35 9]_ pretreatment station ZhiCheng Chinese Traditional Medicine Corporation rented 300 9. pretreatment station Zhixiang Zhang releted 35 93; pretreatment station Zijinghua Barber's rented 20 9 I interceptors Beverage Factorv of Jinvi Group, Zhejiang Province self-owned 316 9 5 interceptors Daily Chemistry Controlling Corporation self-owned 2334.3 96 interceptors Liangtang Primary School self-owned 1948.2 _____ 97, interceptors Xinguang Paper Factory self-owned 4378 98 interceptors Xiyanghong Service Bureau of Chaqi self-owned 25 99 protection embankment Aquatic Product Firm rented 12.6 100 protection embankment Audio-Visual Product Salesroom 1 rented 11 101 protection embankment Audio-Visual Product Salesroom 2 rented 11 102 protection embankment Bai Xiaojun's native and grocery salesroom rente,d 12.6 103 protection embankment Balm Processing Salesroom rented 22 10f4 protection embankment Bamboo Product Store self-owned 1S 105 protection embankment Barbershop 1 self-owned 13.8 106 protection embankment Barbershop 2 self-owned 8 107 protection embankment Barbershop 3 self-owned 4 1 OS protection embankment Barbershop 4 self-owned 11 1093 protection embankment Barbershop 5 self-owned 8 111 protection embankment Barbershop 6 rented 4 111 protection embankment Beijing Opera Troupe self-owned 2400 112 protection embankment Boiler Group of Dunren Office self-owned 57.6 113 protection embankment Cake Processing Shop rented. 34.2 11N protection embankment Changjiang Hostel self-owned 109.14 11 5 protection embankment Chengfeng Hotel self-owned 110 116t protection embankment Cigarette and Subsidiarv Food Salesroom self-owned 15 11 7. protection embankment Cigarette and Subsidiarv Food Salesroom self-owned 38 118 protection embanknent Cigarette, Wine and Sundry Goods Shop self-owned 30 119 protection embankment Clinic rented 43 120 protection embankment Clothing and General Merchandise Salesroom rented 10 12], protection embankment Clothing Salesroom rented 8.7 12: protection embankment Club of Local Ship Corporation self-owned 2828.9 123 protection embankment Condiment and Subsidiary Food Salesroom rented 23 124 protection embankment Defu Chinese Herb-Miedicine Store rented 12 12; protection embankment Dependents' Dormitory of No.1 Secondary School of self-owned 800 Fuling 126 protection embankment Dianye Chemical Plant self-owned 350 127 protection embankment Dongeheng Eating Ilouse self-owned 90.9 128 protection embankment Dongcheng Hotel self-owned 1501 129 protection embankment Dongmen Hotel rented 270 13N protection embankment Dongmenchun hlairdressing Saloon rented 120 131 protection embankment Dongyang Hairdressing Saloon self-owned 60 72 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 132 protection embankment Dressmaker Shop 1 self-owned S 1 _ l 133 protection embankment Dressmaker Shop 2 self-owned 48.5 134 protection embankment Drug Store self-owned 70 135 protection embankment Dunren Wastrel Purchasing Station self-owned 47.28 136 protection embankment Earth Ware and Pottery Processing Shop self-owned 3 137 protection embankment Eating Shop 1 self-owned 61 138 protection embankment Eating Shop 10 rented 15 139 protection embankment Eating Shop 11 rented 47 140 protection embankment Eating Shop 2 self-owned 20 141 protection embankment Eating Shop 3 self-owned 20 142 protection embankment Eating Shop 4 self-owned 3 143 protection embankment Eating Shop 5 self-owned 12 144 protection embankment Eating Shop 6 self-owned 25 145 protection embankment Eating Shop 7 self-owned 25 146 protection embankment Eating Shop 8 self-owned 42 147 protection embankment Eating Shop 9 rented 20 148 protection embankmnient Electrical Equipment Repair and Grocery Shop self-owned 13 149 protection embankment Electrical Equipment Repair Shop rented 16 150 protection embankment Electrical Equipment Sales Dept. self-owned 47 151 protection embankment Enterprise Administration Office of Jingqian self-owned 87 Township 152 protection embankment Finance Office of Dunren Office self-owned 22.1 153 protection embankment Food Shop self-owned 15 154 protection embankment Fuel Corporation self-owned 124.3 155 protection embankment Fuhua Hotel self-owned 98 156 protection embankment Fuling Controlling Sales Dept. of Dongyuan Pot rented 10 _____________________ Factory 157 protection embanknient Fuling Cotton Flipping Factory self-owned 53.7 158 protection embankment Fuling Grocery Salesroom 1 rented 624 159 protection embankment Fuling Grocery Salesrooni 2 rented 87 160 protection embankment FulingIlospital self-owned 1282.7 161 protection embankment Fuling iMlanagement of Chengdu Quilt Factory rented 33 162 protection embankment Fuling OfMice of Fuling Steel Mill self-owned 274 163 protection embankment Furniture Factory Sales Dept. self-owned 90 164 protection embankment Gasol Salesroom self-owned 27.5 165 protection embankment General Mlerchandise Salesrooni 1 rented 18 166 protection embankment General Mierchandise Salesroom 2 self-owned 9 167 protection embankment Ginger and Garlic Shop rented 25.8 168 protection embankment Goods and Materials Controlling Corporation self-owned 1650 169 protection embankment Grain Shop rented 18 170 protection embankment Grocery 1 self-owned 72 171 protection embankment Grocerv 1 rented 15 172 protection embankment Grocery 10 rented 15 173 protection embankment Grocerv 11 self-owned 17 174 protection embankment Grocerv 2 rented 20 175 protection embankment Grocery 2 rented 8.5 176 protection embankment Grocery 3 rented 34 177 protection embankment Grocery 4 self-owned 7 73. RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 178 protection embankment Grocerv 5 rented 33 179 protection embankment Grocery 6 self-owned 20 181) protection embankment Grocer} 7 self-owned 13 181 protection embankment Grocerv 8 self-owned 12 182 protection embankment Grocerv 9 self-owned 20 183 protection embankment Guangming Hardware Wholesale Dept. rented 15 184 protection embankment Guanxigou Market self-owned 980 18:5 protection embankment Guest House of Baitao Colliery self-owned 212.4 186S protection embankment Guilai Hotel self-owned 21 187 protection embankment Hairdressing Saloon rented 37 18B protection embankment Han Quan Vegetable Shop rented 4.1 189 protection embankment Harbor Supervision Office 1 self-owned 1318.3 19D protection embankment Harbor Supervision Office 2 self-owned 725 191 protection embankment Hardware Shop 1 self-owned 6.5 192 protection embankment Hardware Shop 2 rented 11 19.3 protection embankment He Jinzhen Salesroom of Local Product and Sundry rented 11.2 Goods 194 protection embankment He Suhui Salesroom of Local Product and Sundry rented 13 Goods 19.5 protection embankment Heping Eating Shop self-owned 12 196 protection embankment Hongfa Hairdressing Saloon rented 27 197 protection embankment Elospital self-owned 70C 193 protection embankment Hlotel rented 40 199 protection embankment House Iroperty Office 1 self-owned 89.2 201) protection embankment House Property Office 2 self-owned 48.6 201 protection embankment House Property Office 3 self-owned 89.2 202 protection embankment Hlouse Property Office 4 self-owned 78.2 203 protection embankment House Property Office 5 self-owned 365.74 20-4 protection embankment Huang Chengvuan General Merchandise Salesroom rented 12.2 203 protection embankment Huang Yashu Eating Shop self-owned 9 206) protection embankment Ignition Utensil Salesroom rented 10 207 'protection embankment Jellied Bean Curd Shop 1 self-owned 32 208 protection embankment Jellied Bean Curd Shop 2 self-owned 20 209 protection embankment Jiang Xiaoya Vegetable Shop rented 8 210 protection embankrnent Jiangling Electrical Equipment Repair Shop rented 25 211 protection embankment Jiaotong Eating Shop self-owned 27 212 protection embankment Jinxing Salesroom of Hardware, Chemnical and rented 33 Construction Material 213 protection embankment Jinyi Group self-owned 100 2141 protection embankment Junzilan Hlairdressing Saloon rented 17 21_5 protection embankment Kangjian Drug Store rented 11 216i protection embankment Knitgoods Shop rented 8.9 217 protection embankment Labor Service Corporation of Local Ship Corporation self-owned 2139 218 protection embankment Lanfeng Hardware Salesroom rented 33 219 protection embankment Lantian Cosmetics Salesroom rented 12 220 protection embankment Laundry self-owned 40 1 221 protection embankment Leather Shoe Processing Factory rented 50 222 protection embankment Li Fengming Vegetable Shop rented 6.3 74 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 223 protection embankment Li Luofang Child Clothing Salesroom rented 9 224 protection embankment Li Si Ignition Utensil Salesroom rented 41 225 protection embankment Li Yongvu Plastic Product Salesroom rented 10 226 protection embankment Lin&iang Restaurant self-owned 134 227 protection embankment Liu Jiang Local Product and Sundrv Goods Salesrooni rented 15 228 protection embankment Local Department Store self-owned 157.9 229 protection embankment lanagement of Da Countv Pesticide Factorv rented 30 230 protection embankment Medicine COrporation self-owned 94 231 protection embankment Medicine Salesroom self-owned 11 232 protection embankment Militarv Clothing Salesroom rented 30 233 protection embankment Minghui Electrical Equipment Wholesale Dept. rented 33 234 protection embankment Mingvi Drug Store renited 10 235 protection embankment No.5 School of Fuling self-owned 1246.5 236 protection embankment No.6 Operation Office of Grocery Salesroom self-owned 64.3 237 protection embankment Noodle Processing Shop self-owned 13.5 238 protection embankment Ofice or No.3 M*unicipal Industry Bureau self-owned 62 239 protection embankment Pad Processing Salesroom rented 51 240 protection embankment People Clothing Factorv self-owned 74 241 protection embankment Pinggan He's Fresh Vegetable Salesroom rented 13 242 protection embankment Pint-Scaled Noodle Processing Factory rented 30 243 protection embankment Plastic Product Factory self-owned 130 244 protection embankment Plastic Product Salesroom rented 15 245 protection embankment Qingxiu Huang's Plastic Product Salesroom rented 15 246 protection embankment Qivou Furniture Salesroom rented 32 247 protection embankment Repair Shop of Household Electrical Appliances I self-owned 15 248 protection embankment Repair Shop of Household Electrical Appliances 2 rented 22 249 protection embankment Restaurant of Municipal Diet Service Corporation self-owned 68.1 250 protection embankment Rice Flour Warehouse of Vegetable and Aquatic self-owned 406.2 Product Corporation 251 protection embankment Salesroom of Card and Shop Sign Making self-owned 10 252 protection embankment Salesroom of Dried Food, Local Product and Sundry rented 12 I _________ _ I IGoods 253 protection embankment Salesroom of Hlousehold Electrical Appliances and rented 17.7 General MIerchandise 254 protection embankment Salesroom of Knitting Factorv self-owned 15 255 protection embankment Salesroom of Local Product, Sundry Goods and Seed rented 12 256 protection embankment Salesroom of Subsidiarv Food and Sundry Goods self-owned 30 257 protection embankment Salesroom of Subsidiary Food, Local Product and rented 18 Sundry Goods 258 protection embankment Salesroom of Vegetable and Aquatic Product rented 110 Corporation 259 protection embankment Sand and Brick Yard self-owned 100 260 protection embankment Seed Salesroom rented 12 261 protection embankment Service Bureau of the Aged Association self-owned 6 262 protection embankment Shipping Fitting Salesroom self-owned 18 263 protection embankment Shipping Material and Goods Corporation self-owned 90 264 protection embankment Shoe Wholesale Dept. rented 54 265 protection embankment Shuncheng Hairdressing House rented 30 75 RAP for the Fuling NVasteNvater Component of CUEP Annex 266 protection embankment Shuncheng Hostel of No.2 Light Industry Bureau self-owned 517.S8 267 protection embankment Shunjiang Hotel self-owned 1871 268 protection embankment Sitong Drug Store rented 12 269 protection embankment Sivou Restaurant rented 140 270 protection embankment Sofa Processing Shop self-owned 12 271 protection embankment Stationery Wholesale Dept. rented 15 272 protection embankment Steel and Wooden Furniture Management rented 15 273 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Salesroom 1 self-owned 8 274 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Salesrooni 2 rented 15 275 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Salesroom 3 rented 20 276 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Shopl self-owned 10 277 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Shop2 rented 18 2'8 protection embankment Subsidiary Food Shop3 self-owned 7 279 protection embankment Sufang Wang self-owvned 85 280 protection embankment Sugar and Wine Corporation self-owned 65.6 281 protection embankment Supply and Nlarketing Office of Shizhong District self-owned 68 282 protection embankment Sweets Wholesale Deept. rented 15 283 protection embanknent Tea Salesroom rented 15 284 protection embankment Tea Shop 1 self-owned 135 285 protection embankment Tea Shop 2 self-owned 30 286 protection embankment Tea Shop 3 self-owned 22 287 protection embankment Tea Shop 4 self-owned 52 288 protection embankment Teahouse of the Aged Association self-owned 150 289 protection embankment Tingting Hairdressing House rented 30 290 protection embanknent Towel Salesroom rented 4.96 291 protection embankment Toy Shop rented 10.8 292 protection embankment Tranditional Chinese Hlospital self-owned 56 293 protection embankment Urban Construction Controlling Corporation self-owned 371.7 294 protection embankment Vegetable and Subsidiary Foodstuff Corporation 1 self-owned 37.44 295 protection embankment Vegetable and Subsidiarv Foodstuff Corporation 2 self-owned 107 296 protection embankment Vegetable Corporation self-owned 78 297 protection embankment Wanfa Salesroom of Hardware, Chemical and rented 173 _ ___________________ . Construction Material _ 298 protection embankment Wang Fang General Merchandise Salesroom rented liS 299 protection embankment Wang Jlaying Local Product and Sundry Goods rented 13.3 Salesroom 300 protection embankment Wang Xiaobin Vegetable Shop rented 30 301 protection embanknent Wang Zhengging Vegetable Shop rented 10.5 302 protection embankment Warehouse of Local Department Store self-owned 325.9 30.3 protection embankment Warehouse of Match Factory self-owned 68 30.4 protection embankment Warehouse of Vegetable Corporation self-owned 1600 ____ 305 protection embankment Wastrel Purchase Salesroom rented 180 306 protection embankment Water Police Station of Municipal Public Security self-owned 1151.7 ____________________ Bureau 307 protection embankment Wenvi Hairdressing Hlouse rented 25 303 protection embankment Wharf Administration Office of Traffic Department self-owned 298.2 309) protection embankment Wine Wholesale Dept. 1 rented 15.3 311) protection embankment Wine Wholesale Dept. 2 rented 15 76 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 311 protection embanknient WVreath Shop I self-owned 401 312 protection embankment Wreath Shop 2 rented 20 313 protection embankment Wu Heping Vegetable Shop rented 4 314 protection embankment Wu,jiang Hotel self-owned 514 315 protection embankment Xia Jiaxing Fresh Vegetable Salesroomn rented 13 316 protection embankment Xiao Jia Seed Salesroom rented _ 12.6 317 protection embankment Xinglong Daily Chemical Salesroom rented 35 318 protection embankment Xingxing Eating Shop self-owned 30 319 protection embankment Xinxing Electrical Equipment Salesroomn rented 10 320 protection embankment Xinya Hairdressing Saloon rented 120 321 protection embankment Yang Fang Salesrooni of Cigarette, Wine and rented 33 Subsidiarv Food 322 protection embankrment Ye Xiaoqiang General Merchandise Salesroom rented 8.5 323 protection embankment Yongsheng Trade Corporation rented 35.1 324 protection embankment Yuan Juan Child Clothing Salesroom rented 9 325 protection embankment Yumao Rice Flour Factory self-owned 860 326 protection embankment Zhang Bin Local Product and Sundry Goods rented 27 Salesrooni 327 protection embankment Zhang Guanglan Local Product and Sundry Goods rented 17.6 Salesroom 328 protection embankment Zhenan Clinic rented 15 329 protection embankment Zheng Jiajun Local Product and Sundry Goods rented 18A Salesroom 330 protection embankment Zhiquan Chen's Salesroom of Cigarette, Wine and rented 30 Subsidiary Food 331 protection embankment Zhong Suzhen Local Product and Sundry Goods rented 13 Salesroom 77 RAP for the Fuling W astewater Component of CUEP Annex Annex 2 Resettlement Propaganda for the Chongqing Fuling Wastewater Component The Chongqing Fuling Wastewater Component is a component of the World Bank-financed Chongqing Urban Environment Project (CUEP). The Component is located in Dunren, Chongyi and Jiangdong Subdistricts, Fuling District, Chongqing Municipality. Currently all wastewater from the central area of the city is conveyed in sewers discharging directly to the Yangtze River and the Wujiang River. In order to provide an outlet for the drainage there and protect the water quality of the Yangtze and the Wujiang River Basin, establishing the Component constitutes a task which brooks no delay. In order to ensure that the PAPs understand the Component progress and the impacts on them which may be caused by the Component, and to consider fully the PAPs' opinion and requirements of the resettlement policies and measures, the Resettlement Propaganda is being distributed specially. The Component can be divided into three parts, which consist of the Pretreatment Station, the Protection Embankment (including the interceptor section along the corresponding protection embankment) and the Wastewater interceptors (excluding the interceptor section along the corresponding protection embankment). The civil construction of the interceptors is planned to be commenced in August 2000 and completed in 2005, and the pretreatment and pumping station, commenced in January 2001 and completed in 2003. 78 RAP for the Fuling WI'astewater Component of CUEP .Annex For the PAPs, proper compensation and resettlement will be in]pleniented in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations so as to improve their production levels, income-earning capacity and living standards or at least restore to the levels they would have had without the Component. The urban relocatees are to be mainly relocated to the Shunjiang Resettlement Area and the Dongjiawan Resettlement Area. For the households who possess the rural private houses, the replacement housing plots will be provided to allow them to rebuild their new houses. The affected shops, enterprises and infrastructure will be rehabilitated and improved through compensation and resettlement. The PAPs can find out the detailed resettlement policies and Component progress from the Office of the Fuling Wastewater Component and raise their opinions on the resettlement and their suggestions to the Office. 79 RAP for the Fuling Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex Annex 3 Questionnaire for the affected household (unit) 's opinions on resettlement component No.: county/district date: No. item fill in words or "'4"correspondingly remark 1 name of the household head (unit) 2 address 3 telephone 4 population of the household 5 attitude to the Component (support, support 6 object or don't mind) object 7 don't mind 8 opinion on housing resettlement after opted to be resettled in demolition Shunjiang Resettlement Area 9 opted to be resettled in Dongjiawan Resettlement Area 10 opted to have housing plot to build new houses 11 don't mind 12 others (please specify) 13 opinion on unit and enterprise opted to be resettled in resettlement after demolition Shunjiang Resettlement Area 14 opted to be resettled in Dongjiawan Resettlement Area 15 opted to be resettled nearby 80 RAP for the Fuling. Wastewater Component of CUEP Annex 16 don't mind 17 others (please specify) requirements and suggestion of the resettlement: 81
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China - Chongqing Urban Environment Project : resettlement action plan (Vol. 5 of 9)
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