RP1415 v1 REV Resettlement Action Plan of the World Bank-financed Anhui Huangshan New Countryside Demonstration Project (5th Draft) Management Office of the Yellow Mountain New Countryside Demonstration Project JUNE 2013 1 Contents Foreword .......................................................................................................................................... 8 1. Overview of the Project ............................................................................................................ 11 1.1 Background of the Project ................................................................................................. 11 1.2 Introduction and Impacts of the Project ............................................................................ 12 1.2.1 Characteristics: ...................................................................................................... 12 1.2.2 Scope of the Project and Resettlement Impacts..................................................... 14 1.2.3 Measures to Reduce Project Impacts ..................................................................... 17 1.3 Socioeconomic Profile of the Project Area ..................................................................... 19 1.3.1 Social Profile of the Project Area .......................................................................... 19 1.3.2 Economic Profile of the Project Area ..................................................................... 19 1.4 Women’s Development in the Project Area....................................................................... 20 1.4.1 Current Women’s Development in the Project Area............................................... 20 1.4.2 Women’s Participation in the Project ..................................................................... 21 1.5 Public Participation and Consultation ............................................................................... 21 1.6 RAP Arrangements ............................................................................................................ 27 2. Impacts of the Project ............................................................................................................... 29 2.1 Identification of the Project Area .................................................................................... 29 2.1.2 Temporary Land Use for Construction ................................................................... 29 2.2 Impacts of the Project...................................................................................................... 29 2.2.1 Project Districts and Counties ............................................................................... 29 2.2.2Termination of land contractsnd Occupation .......................................................... 30 2.2.3 Temporary use of the collective land of the villagers contracted for construction . 30 2.2.4 Affected Population ................................................................................................ 30 2.2.5 Scattered Trees ....................................................................................................... 30 2.2.6 Vulnerable Groups................................................................................................. 31 2.3 Analysis of Resettlement Impacts ..................................................................................... 33 2.3.1 Analysis of Termination of Land Contracts Impacts .............................................. 33 2.3.2 Impact analysis of ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style ...................................................................................................................... 34 3. Legal and Policy Framework for Resettlement .................................................................. 36 3.1 Main Laws, Regulations and Policies Applicable to Resettlement ................................. 36 3.1.1Laws and Regulations of the PRC........................................................................... 36 3.1.2 Regulations and Policies of the Ministry of Land and Resources, and Anhui Provincial Government ................................................................................................... 37 3.1.3 Regulations and Policies of the Huangshan Municipal Government and Departments Concerned .................................................................................................. 37 3.1.4 Bank Policy on Involuntary Resettlement ............................................................. 38 3.2 Abstract of Main Laws, Regulations and Policies .......................................................... 38 3.2.1 Abstract of Domestic Laws and Regulations ........................................................ 38 3.2.2 Abstract of Bank Policy on Involuntary Resettlement .......................................... 46 3.3 Resettlement Measures Applicable to the Project ........................................................... 48 3.3.1 Compensation rates for termination of land contracts ........................................... 49 3.3.2 Disbursement of land compensation fees .............................................................. 50 3.3.3 Transfer of contracted land.................................................................................... 50 2 3.3.4 Special Assistance Measures for Vulnerable Groups ............................................ 51 4. Compensation Rates for Resettlement ................................................................................ 52 4.1 Compensation Rates for the termination of land contracts ............................................. 52 4.2 Compensation for Young Crops ...................................................................................... 52 4.3 Compensation and transplanting for scattered trees .......................................................... 53 5. Resettlement and Restoration Programs ................................................................................ 54 5.1 Objectives, Principles and Tasks of Resettlement ........................................................... 54 5.1.1 Objectives of Resettlement .................................................................................... 54 5.1.2 Principles of Resettlement ..................................................................................... 54 5.1.3 Tasks of Resettlement ............................................................................................ 55 5.1.4 Monitoring tasks of the external monitoring agency ............................................. 55 5.2 Overall resettlement program for APs ............................................................................. 55 5.3 Income Restoration Measures ........................................................................................... 57 5.4 Restoration Program for Temporary Land Use ................................................................. 57 5.5 Measures to Strengthen Women’s Participation in the Project .......................................... 57 5.6 Restoration Program for Affected Vulnerable Groups .................................................... 58 6. Resettlement Budget and Management................................................................................... 59 6.1 Composition of Resettlement Budget ............................................................................. 59 6.2 Resettlement Budget ....................................................................................................... 59 7. Organizational Structure ...................................................................................................... 61 7.1 Organizational Setup ....................................................................................................... 61 7.2 Organizational Responsibilities....................................................................................... 61 7.2.1 Huangshan Municipal Project Leading Group ...................................................... 61 7.2.2 District/County Project Leading Groups ............................................................... 61 7.2.3 Huangshan Municipal PMO .................................................................................. 61 7.2.4 District/county PMOs ............................................................................................ 62 7.3 Staffing ............................................................................................................................ 62 7.4 Subjects of Distribution of Resettlement Funds ................................................................ 62 7.5 Fund Disbursement ......................................................................................................... 62 7.5.1 Funding Sources and Principles of Disbursement ................................................. 62 7.5.2 Financial Management Agencies........................................................................... 63 7.5.3 Fund Flow ............................................................................................................. 63 8. Further public Participation and Consultation ................................................................... 64 8.1 Plan for Subsequent Public Consultation with the Affected Population ......................... 64 8.2 Information Disclosure...................................................................................................... 64 9. Grievance Redress..................................................................................................................... 65 9.1 Appeal Channels and Procedures .................................................................................... 65 9.1.1 Setup and Composition of Appeal Handling Agencies ......................................... 65 9.1.2 Main Appeal Channels for the APs ....................................................................... 65 9.2 Reply to Appeals ............................................................................................................. 66 9.2.1 Scope of Reply ...................................................................................................... 66 9.2.2 Modes of Reply ..................................................................................................... 66 9.3Appeal Reporting, Follow-up and Feedback...................................................................... 66 10. M&E Mechanism .................................................................................................................... 68 10.1 Purpose and Arrangements of Internal Monitoring ......................................................... 68 10.1.1 Methods and Procedure of Internal Monitoring .............................................. 68 10.1.2 Scope of Internal Monitoring .......................................................................... 69 10.1.3 Institutional and Staffing Arrangements of Internal Monitoring ..................... 69 10.1.4 Responsibility of Internal Monitoring Agencies ............................................. 69 10.1.5 Interval and Reporting of Internal Monitoring ................................................ 69 3 10.2 Purpose and Arrangements of External Monitoring ........................................................ 70 10.2.1 Institutional and Staffing Arrangements of External Monitoring .................... 70 10.2.2 Responsibility of External Monitoring Agency............................................... 70 10.2.3 Methods and Procedure of External Monitoring ............................................. 70 10.2.4 Scope of External Monitoring ......................................................................... 72 10.2.5 Reporting System for External Monitoring ..................................................... 73 11. Entitlement Matrix ................................................................................................................. 74 Appendix1:..................................................................................................................................... 75 Summary of Project Impacts by District/County .................................................................... 75 Appendix2 .................................................................................................................................... 200 4 Table Contents TABLE 1 LIST OF SELECTED VILLAGES .................................................................................................... 11 TABLE 2SUMMARY OF FGDS HELD ......................................................................................................... 22 TABLE 3SUMMARY OF SURVEY RESULTS OF THE PROJECT ..................................................................... 24 TABLE 4 PUBLIC CONSULTATION ACTIVITIES IN THE SECOND SURVEY ................................................ 25 TABLE 5 VULNERABLE GROUPS RECEIVING SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE PROJECT ........................... 31 TABLE 6 AAOV RATES FOR TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS OF HUANGSHAN MUNICIPALITY (YUAN/MU) .............................................................................................................................................. 40 TABLE 7COMPENSATION RATES FOR TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS .............................................. 49 TABLE 8RESETTLEMENT BUDGET OF THE PROJECT ................................................................................. 59 TABLE 9INFORMATION DISCLOSURE SCHEDULE ...................................................................................... 64 TABLE 10LIST OF CONTACTS AND CONTACT INFORMATION OF THE DISTRICT/COUNTY PMOS ............... 65 TABLE 11REGISTRATION FORM OF GRIEVANCES AND APPEALS ............................................................... 66 TABLE 12RECORDING FORM OF EXTERNAL RESETTLEMENT M&E ......................................................... 71 TABLE 13E NTITLEMENT M ATRIX ........................................................................................................ 74 TABLE 14: SUMMARY OF IMPACTS OF THE PROJECT BY DISTRICT/COUNTY .............................................. 75 TABLE 15LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XINJIANG VILLAGE ..................................................................... 76 TABLE 16LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LIUCUN VILLAGE ........................................................................ 77 TABLE 17 LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN WAIBIANXI VILLAGE .................................................................. 78 TABLE 18ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN WAIBIANXI VILLAGE ..................................................... 79 TABLE 19 LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HUIZHOU DISTRICT ................................................................. 80 TABLE 20 SUMMARY OF PROJECT IMPACTS IN HUANGSHAN DISTRICT ..................................................... 85 TABLE 21LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN RAOCUN VILLAGE ...................................................................... 87 TABLE 22TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN RAOCUN VILLAGE .......................................... 89 TABLE 23LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XINGCUN VILLAGE ..................................................................... 90 TABLE 24TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN XINGCUN VILLAGE ......................................... 92 TABLE 25LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN GUOCUN VILLAGE ...................................................................... 93 TABLE 26ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN GUOCUN VILLAGE ......................................................... 96 TABLE 27LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LONGYUAN VILLAGE .................................................................. 96 TABLE 28LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN BAIGUO VILLAGE ....................................................................... 98 TABLE 29TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN BAIGUOSHU VILLAGE ............... 101 TABLE 30TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN BAIGUOSHU VILLAGE ................................... 101 TABLE 31LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN CHAOYANG VILLAGE ................................................................ 101 TABLE 32TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN CHAOYANG VILLAGE .................................... 103 TABLE 33LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN ZHONGDUN VILLAGE ................................................................ 104 TABLE 34LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SHUXI VILLAGE ........................................................................ 106 TABLE 35TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN SHUXI VILLAGE ............................................ 109 TABLE 36LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LONGSHAN VILLAGE ................................................................ 110 TABLE 37TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN LONGSHAN VILLAGE .................................... 112 TABLE 38ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN LONGSHAN VILLAGE ................................................... 112 TABLE 39LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XINFENG VILLAGE .................................................................... 113 TABLE 40TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN XINFENG VILLAGE ........................................ 117 TABLE 41ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN XINFENG VILLAGE....................................................... 119 TABLE 42LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SANHE VILLAGE ....................................................................... 120 TABLE 43TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN SANHE VILLAGE ........................................... 124 TABLE 44LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN YONGFENG VILLAGE ................................................................ 125 TABLE 45TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN YONGFENG VILLAGE .................................... 127 TABLE 46ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN YONGFENG VILLAGE ................................................... 128 TABLE 47 SUMMARY OF PROJECT IMPACTS IN SHEXIAN COUNTY ........................................................ 128 TABLE 48LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XUCUN VILLAGE ...................................................................... 130 TABLE 49LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SHITAN VILLAGE ...................................................................... 131 TABLE 50LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN YULIANG VILLAGE ................................................................... 132 TABLE 51LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN WENZHENGSHAN VILLAGE ....................................................... 133 TABLE 52LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN BAOCHUAN VILLAGE................................................................ 134 5 TABLE 53LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN MAIHUAYU VILLAGE ................................................................ 134 TABLE 54LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XIONGCUN VILLAGE ................................................................. 135 TABLE 55ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN XIONGCUN VILLAGE.................................................... 137 TABLE 56LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN TANGYUE VILLAGE ................................................................... 137 TABLE 57ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN TANGYUE VILLAGE...................................................... 139 TABLE 58LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SHENDU VILLAGE ..................................................................... 140 TABLE 59LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN CHANGXI VILLAGE ................................................................... 140 TABLE 60TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN CHANGXI VILLAGE ................... 142 TABLE 61LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN FUHE VILLAGE ......................................................................... 144 TABLE 62LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN BEI’AN VILLAGE....................................................................... 145 TABLE 63TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN BEI’AN VILLAGE ...................... 145 TABLE 64LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN ZHANQI VILLAGE ..................................................................... 146 TABLE 65TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN ZHANQI VILLAGE ..................... 147 TABLE 66LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN JIEKOU VILLAGE ....................................................................... 147 TABLE 67LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN ZHENGCUN VILLAGE ................................................................ 148 TABLE 68ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN ZHENGCUN VILLAGE ................................................... 149 TABLE 69LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HONGQIN VILLAGE ................................................................... 150 TABLE 70ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN HONGQIN VILLAGE ...................................................... 150 TABLE 71LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HONGFEI VILLAGE .................................................................... 151 TABLE 72ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN HONGFEI VILLAGE....................................................... 152 TABLE 73LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN ZHANGTAN VILLAGE ................................................................ 152 TABLE 74LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN MIANTAN VILLAGE ................................................................... 153 TABLE 75LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SUCUN VILLAGE ....................................................................... 153 TABLE 76TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN SUCUN VILLAGE ....................... 154 TABLE 77 SUMMARY OF PROJECT IMPACTS IN XIUNING COUNTY .......................................................... 155 TABLE 78LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LANGSI VILLAGE ...................................................................... 156 TABLE 79LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN TIANLI VILLAGE ....................................................................... 157 TABLE 80TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN TIANLI VILLAGE ....................... 157 TABLE 81ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN TIANLI VILLAGE .......................................................... 158 TABLE 82LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HUAQIAO VILLAGE ................................................................... 158 TABLE 83TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN HUAQIAO VILLAGE ................... 159 TABLE 84ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN HUAQIAO VILLAGE ...................................................... 160 TABLE 85LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN YANJIAO VILLAGE .................................................................... 160 TABLE 86SURVEY FORM OF ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN YANJIAO VILLAGE ............................ 162 TABLE 87LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN YANPU VILLAGE ....................................................................... 162 TABLE 88LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HUANGCUN VILLAGE ............................................................... 163 TABLE 89SURVEY FORM OF ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN HUANGCUN VILLAGE ....................... 163 TABLE 90LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN WANXIN VILLAGE ..................................................................... 164 TABLE 91SURVEY FORM OF ANCIENT RESIDENCE RENOVATION IN WANXIN VILLAGE ............................ 165 TABLE 92LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN BISHAN VILLAGE ...................................................................... 166 TABLE 93LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN GUHUANG VILLAGE ................................................................. 168 TABLE 94LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN PINGSHAN VILLAGE .................................................................. 170 TABLE 95TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN PINGSHAN VILLAGE ...................................... 172 TABLE 96LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN MIAOLIN VILLAGE .................................................................... 172 TABLE 97LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN SHENCHONG VILLAGE .............................................................. 173 TABLE 98TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN SHENCHONG VILLAGE .................................. 175 TABLE 99LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN TUANJIE VILLAGE ..................................................................... 175 TABLE 100TEMPORARY LAND USE FOR CONSTRUCTION IN TUANJIE VILLAGE ....................................... 176 TABLE 101 SUMMARY OF PROJECT IMPACTS IN QIMEN COUNTY............................................................ 177 TABLE 102LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HUANGLONG VILLAGE ........................................................... 178 TABLE 103LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN HUANSHA VILLAGE ................................................................ 180 TABLE 104TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN HUANSHA VILLAGE ................ 182 TABLE 105LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN KENGKOU VILLAGE ................................................................ 183 TABLE 106LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LIXI VILLAGE ......................................................................... 184 TABLE 107LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LIUDU VILLAGE ...................................................................... 186 6 TABLE 108LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LUXI VILLAGE ........................................................................ 187 TABLE 109TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN LUXI VILLAGE ........................ 189 TABLE 110LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN LUNKENG VILLAGE ................................................................ 189 TABLE 111TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN LUNKENG VILLAGE ................ 190 TABLE 112LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN MASHAN VILLAGE .................................................................. 191 TABLE 113LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN PENGLONG VILLAGE ............................................................... 193 TABLE 114LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN TAOYUAN VILLAGE ................................................................ 194 TABLE 115LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN XIANGTAN VILLAGE ............................................................... 196 TABLE 116TERMINATION OF LAND CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION IN XIANGTAN VILLAGE ............... 197 TABLE 117LIST OF SUBCOMPONENTS IN ZHUKOU VILLAGE .................................................................. 198 7 Foreword I. Purpose of preparing this resettlement action plan The resettlement action plan (RAP) is prepared in accordance with the applicable laws of the People’s Republic of China and local regulations and a series of provisions in the Bank Operational Policy OP4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement for the purpose of “developing an action plan for resettlement and restoration for the people affected by the project, so that they benefit from the project, their standard of living is improved or at least restored after the completion of the project�. II. Definitions of terms Displaced persons Based on the criteria for eligibility for compensation, “Displaced Persons� may be classified in one of the following three groups: a) those who have formal legal rights to land (including customary and traditional rights recognized under the laws of the country); b) those who do not have formal legal rights to land at the time the census begins but have a claim to such land or assets—provided that such claims are recognized under the laws of the country or become recognized through a process identified in the Resettlement Plan; and c) those who have no recognizable legal right or claim to the land they are occupying. Persons covered under paragraphs 2(a) and (b) are provided compensation for the land they lose, and other assistance. Persons covered under paragraph 2(c) are provided resettlement assistance in lieu of compensation for the land they occupy, and other assistance, as necessary, to achieve the objective set out in this policy, if they occupy the project areas prior to a cut-off date1 established by the borrower and acceptable to the World Bank. Persons who encroach on the area after the cut-off date are not entitled to compensation or any other form of resettlement assistance. All persons included in paragraph 2(a), (b), or (c) are provided compensation for loss of assets other than land. Compensation and resettlement measures To address the following impacts of the involuntary taking of land: (i) displacement or loss of shelter; (ii) lost of assets or access to assets; or (iii) loss of income sources or means of livelihood, whether or not the affected persons must move to another location, a Resettlement Plan or a resettlement policy framework shall be prepared to cover the following: (a) The Resettlement Plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are: (i) informed about their options and rights pertaining to resettlement; (ii) consulted on, offered choices among, and provided with technically and economically feasible resettlement alternatives; and 1 Normally, this cut-off date is the date the census begins. The cut-off date could also be the date the project areas was delineated, prior to the census, provided that there has been an effective public dissemination of information on the area delineated, and systematic and continuous dissemination subsequent to the delineation to prevent further population influx. 8 (iii) provided prompt and effective compensation at full replacement cost2, for losses of assets attributable directly to the project. (b) If the impacts include physical displacement, the Resettlement Plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are: (i) provided assistance (such as moving allowances) during displacement; and (ii) provided with residential housing, or housing sites, or, as required, agricultural sites for which a combination of productive potential, locational advantages, and other factors is at least equivalent to the advantages of the old site. (c) Where necessary to achieve the objective of the policy, the Resettlement Plan or resettlement policy framework also includes measures to ensure that displaced persons are: (i) offered support after displacement, for a transition period, based on a reasonable estimate of the time likely to be needed to restore their livelihood and standards of living; (ii) provided with development assistance in addition to compensation measures described in paragraph 4(a)(iii), such as land preparation, credit facilities, training, or job opportunities. Cut-off date: means the date of publication of the announcement of land acquisition and property demolition in this project. After this date, the displaced persons shall not build, rebuild or expand their properties; shall not change the uses of their properties and land; shall not lease their land, lease, sell or purchase their properties; and any person that moves in after this date shall not qualify as a displaced person. 2 "Replacement cost" is the method of valuation of assets that helps determine the amount sufficient to replace lost assets and cover transaction costs. In applying this method of valuation, depreciation of structures and assets should not be taken into account. 9 Letter of Commitment The World Bank-funded Anhui Huangshan New Countryside Demonstration Project involves resettlement. Therefore, in order to protect the basic rights and interests of the displaced persons (DPs), and restore or improve the production level and standard of living of the DPs after displacement, the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for the Project has been prepared in accordance with the Bank’s policy on involuntary resettlement (OP4.12), and the applicable state and local laws and regulations as the basis for the implementation of resettlement. The Huangshan Municipal Government has reviewed the prepared RAP, and agreed to implement the requirements in the RAP, make resettlement costs available fully and timely, and reasonably compensate and properly resettle the affected persons (APs). The Management Office of the Project (Huangshan PMO) is hereby instructed to implement and manage the resettlement work of the Project in coordination with the three districts and four counties affected by the Project. 10 1. Overview of the Project 1.1 Background of the Project The Yellow Mountain is the most scenic mountain of China. Except the famous mountain, Huangshan Municipality is a cradle of a number of picturesque, culturally profound villages, including Xidi Village known as “a land of peach blossoms� and Hongcun Village known as “an ancient village in Chinese painting�. With peerless natural scenery and state-level nonmaterial cultural heritage with strong Anhui characteristics, Huangshan’s tourism has been remarkably successful. While rapidly developing tourism is generating great benefits for the municipality, some problems are increasingly evident, such as backward rural infrastructure, insufficient potential of sustainable rural development, and relatively low reception capacity. The Huangshan Municipal Government has realized these problems, has conducted effective new countryside building under comprehensive planning since 2006, and implemented the “Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings� Project from January to March this year, which has been proven highly successful. In order to further promote the municipality’s new countryside building, and further develop its tourist resources, the Huangshan Municipal Government has applied for the World Bank-financed Anhui Huangshan New Countryside Demonstration Project (hereinafter, the “Project�). This is a people’s livelihood project that covers 68 projects and consists of four components – rural infrastructure construction, cultural heritage protection, development of characteristic and key industries, and capacity building. The Project aims to promote rural sustainable development and improve local villagers’ quality of life by building a new countryside, and developing tourism and related industries most of the project villages. The selected villages are as follows: Table 1 List of Selected Villages District / county Selected villages Tunxi District Waibianxi, Xinjiang, Liucun Huangshan Xingcun, Raocun, Sanhe, Chaoyang, Longyuan, Longshan, Baiguo, District Zhongdun, Yongfeng, Guocun, Shuxi, Xinfeng Huizhou District Xixinan, Lingshan, Yangcun, Shuyuan, Kunshan, Qiankou, Fuxi, Qiahe Xucun, Tangyue, Zhengcun, Xiongcun, Maihua, Shitan, Zhanqi, Changxi, Shexian County Shendu, Yuliang, Fu’e, Baojia, Wenzhengshan, Hongqin, Hongfei, Zhangtan, Miantan, Jiekou, Sucun, Bei’an Xiuning County Yanpu, Yanjiao, Yuehua, Tianli, Wanxin, Langsi, Huaqiao, Huangcun Yixian County Pingshan, Guhuang, Shenchong, Bishan, Tuanjie, Miaolin Taoyuan, Zhukou, Lixi, Lunkeng, Penglong, Huanglong, Liudu, Xiangtan, Qimen County Huansha, Luxi, Mashan, Kengkou Figure 1-1 Location Map of 68 Project Villages in 3 Districts and 4 Counties of Huangshan Municipality 11 As shown above, the 68 selected project villages are located mainly in the rural tourism cluster of the Yellow Mountain Scenic Zone, southern Anhui towns tourism cluster, Xidi-Hongcun rural tourism cluster, Qingliang Peak rural tourism growth pole, Guniujiang rural tourism growth pole, Liugujian rural tourism growth pole and Taiping Lake rural tourism growth pole. The project sites have been selected to connect different villages and counties of the municipality, and expected to benefit the production and livelihoods of the people in the project area, and have far-reaching influence on the municipality’s tourism development. 1.2 Introduction and Impacts of the Project 1.2.1 Characteristics: As described above, the Project aims to promote the new countryside building of Huangshan City, promote rural economic and tourism development, inherit historical culture, improve rural infrastructure and local residents’ living standard, and maintain a beautiful rural environment. In the Project, subcomponents will be funded by the government, and selected by village committees and villagers subject to government approval. The Project is characterized by: 1. The Project is funded by the state, and its outputs are owned collectively. In addition, village committees will participate in project construction and decision-making as beneficiaries, so the Project involves community participation. 2. The Project consists of four components and 19 subcomponents: 1) rural 12 infrastructure construction: including rural roads, bridges, streetlamps, line burial, water supply works, drainage works, water resources facilities, wastewater treatment facilities; 2) cultural heritage protection and utilization: including ancient building renovation, nonmaterial cultural heritage protection and utilization, and conversion into Anhui style; 3) development of characteristic and key industries: including characteristic agriculture, tourist reception facilities and other facilities; 4) institutional capacity building: including planning, major task research, capacity building and consulting, platform building, and publicity and extension. The Project has extensive geographic coverage, and involves 225 natural villages in 68 project villages. Accordingly, resettlement impacts are scattered and individual impacts on villagers are minor. 3. Subcomponents will be chosen by the project villages through application. The government will provide financial and technical assistance. 4. Since the Project will be constructed by village collectives, resettlement costs should be borne by village collectives. However, in practice, the relevant district and county governments have borne the costs of termination of land contracts and acquisition of ground attachments in order to reduce the financial pressure of the project villages, and facilitate project implementation. 5. In the Project, only one new inter-village roads and some locally broadened village-level roads involve termination of land contracts and result in negative impacts on villagers. The land so used is still owned by village collectives. Collective land and contracted land may be used temporarily during the construction of village-level water supply networks and sewer networks. Detailed identification was conducted and detailed alternatives developed during RAP preparation. 6. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style, and cultural heritage protection and utilization will include ancient building renovation, nonmaterial cultural heritage protection and utilization, conversion into Anhui style. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style will improve residential conditions, village environment and tourist value, and villagers’ living standard, and allow for rural economic development. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style will be funded by government and conducted on a voluntary basis. A certain amount will be set aside from the World Bank loan to establish the Huangshan subsidy fund for the renovation and protection of ancient residences owned by villagers, and guide proprietors to protect ancient residences. To ensure that funds from the World Bank loan are used openly, fairly and justly, the Huangshan Municipal Government has promulgated the Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation And Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers. The renovation and protection of ancient residence will be funded by proprietors mainly, and implemented by the district and county PMOs. The proprietor will file a written application; if over two thirds of villagers have no objection, the village committee will give comments and submit it to the township government. Ancient residence renovation will not change the ownership of residences and will have positive impacts on proprietors. Related project: No related project was found at the identification stage of the subcomponents, because all subcomponents are within the project villages. 13 1.2.2 Scope of the Project and Resettlement Impacts At the screening stage of the Project, the use of contracted land should be minimized to reduce resettlement impacts. Among numerous subcomponents, land contracts to be terminated mostly result from the construction of road works, while the construction of water supply, drainage and sewer networks will use contracted land temporarily to some extent. The components with resettlement impacts will be listed, and their scope of construction and resettlement impacts described in this section. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style will be included in the Project after government approval only, and will have positive impacts on local villagers, their resettlement impacts will be identified separately from other subcomponents in this RAP. 1.2.2.1 Road works These works involve 66 villages, and include foundation works, pavement works, road drainage works, safety protection works, and construction, reconstruction and expansion works of village access roads, intra-village roads, tractor farming roads, etc. The total length of roads will be 316.1km, including village access trunk roads of 69.0km, inter-village roads of 106.0km, intra-village roads of 81.5km, tractor farming roads 41.0km and other roads of 18.5km, serving 125,017 persons, reducing travel time by 574,967 hours. Among the road works, only four roads in Changxi ， Jiekou and Hongfei Villages, Shexian County, and Huaqiao Village, Xiuning County are new roads, and only the road in Changxi Village, Shexian County involve termination of land contracts. The road in Changxi Village is about 2.8km long, and will be significant for villagers’ travel and local tourism development. This road involves much contracted land (19.9 mu of irrigated land, accounting for 49.6% of all contracted land used permanently for the Project). The other road works involve broadening, pavement hardening, etc., and involve little contracted land. 1.2.2.2 Water supply works These works involve 37 villages, and include the construction and expansion of water supply facilities, including water intake, water purification, water transmission and distribution, and water source protection works. Resettlement impacts: Since the construction of water supply networks involves the temporary excavation of land, temporary use of contracted land will occur in many project villages. Since construction will be conducted on both sides of rural roads mainly, the actual size of temporary use of contracted land will be small. The construction period will be determined and compensation fees for young crops paid to the APs in advance. The construction of the water storage and drinking water tanks in Baiguoshu Village, Huangshan District and Lunkeng Village, Qimen County will involve termination of land contracts on a small scale, and all affected land is woodland. 1.2.2.3 Drainage works These works include the construction of storm pipes of 9,930m and the 14 renovation of storm drainage of 11,064m, benefiting 33,400 persons. Resettlement impacts: The construction of storm pipes will involve temporary use of contracted land. The renovation of drainage canals will have no resettlement impact. 1.2.2.4 Wastewater treatment facilities These works 33 project villages, and include the construction of sewer networks, wastewater treatment facilities, biogas tanks, septic tanks and sewage treatment stations, and the rehabilitation of waterways and ponds, including the construction of d100~d600 branch sewer lines of 137km, four 100 m3 biogas tanks, 900 septic tanks, and 25 sewage treatment stations (increasing sewage treatment capacity by 1,585 m3/d), and the rehabilitation of two waterways and one pond. Resettlement impacts: The construction of sewer networks will involve temporary use of contracted land in many project villages. The construction of biogas tanks and septic tanks will not involve temporary use of contracted land. Only the construction of the sewage treatment station in Luxi Village, Qimen County will terminate the land contract for 0.4 mu of non-irrigated land. 1.2.2.5 Ancient building renovation These works involve 44 villages, and include 137 state-owned, collectively and privately owned ancient buildings as protected cultural sites, including 104 collectively owned ones and 87 protected cultural sites of different levels (4 state-level ones and 6 province-level ones). Ancient buildings will be improved to meet modern needs. Public facilities include tourist reception centers; community cultural and sports facilities; villager activity centers, village libraries, old people activity rooms, etc.; cultural facilities: folklore museums, nonmaterial cultural heritage exhibition rooms, etc.; collective or personal business facilities, including cultural leisure facilities, teahouses, leisure bars, rural guesthouses, etc.; characteristic artwork and cultural stores: selling handicrafts, nonmaterial cultural heritage derivatives; agricultural sightseeing and experience facilities; tourist and characteristic product trading facilities, etc. Privately owned ancient residences (unprotected cultural sites) will be renovated and protected in accordance with the Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation and Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers. 137 state-owned, collectively owned and privately owned ancient buildings as protected cultural sites will be protected effectively, increasing 1.596 million men-times of visitors. Since ancient residences to be renovated under the Project are chosen through strict screening, and their ownership will not be changed, their proprietors’ living conditions and quality of life will be improved greatly, and benefit from the Project. 1.2.2.6 Conversion into Anhui style 16 villages have proposed schemes for conversion of houses into Anhui style, mostly in core village protected areas and within 50m around important historical buildings, including wall plastering, floor-to-slope roof conversion, corbel gable conversion, door and window renovation, etc. This subcomponent will beautify the 15 rural environment, promote rural tourism, increase personal and collective income, and prevent fires. Resettlement impacts: Conversion of houses into Anhui style will be funded by the government, in which wall plastering will coordinate houses with surroundings and protect houses, floor-to-slope roof conversion will increase useful size, promote household tourism and facilitate the fast drainage of rain, and corbel gable conversion will prevent fires. Conversion into Anhui style will improve house quality and living conditions effectively, and have positive impacts on proprietors. 1.2.2.7 Bridge works 64 access bridges will be constructed in 27 project villages to meet production, living and traffic needs, involving neither termination of land contracts nor temporary use of contracted land. 1.2.2.8 Streetlamps In 45 project villages, overnight lighting facilities will be installed for access roads, intra-village roads, alleys and fitness squares. 1,776 pole streetlamps (pole height 5-9m) and 1,168 simple streetlamps will be installed, with a total line length of 102.876km, serving 81,765 persons. No resettlement will be involved. 1.2.2.9 Line burial Line burial includes the burial of power lines, telecom (telephone and network) lines, and television and broadcast lines for environmental beautification. This subcomponent has been chosen by 12 villages. No resettlement will be involved. 1.2.2.10 Water resources facilities 59 villages have chosen the construction of water resources facilities, including canal reinforcement of 90.4km, river dredging of 50.96km, revetment renovation of 50.96km, irrigation canal maintenance of 94.07km, construction of 49 diversion weirs, reinforcement of 24 pond weirs, construction of one irrigation pumping station, etc. These water resources facilities will be renovated mainly, while dams, pumping stations and other facilities will be built on existing foundations, involving neither termination of land contracts nor temporary use of contracted land. Only the construction of the revetment in Bei’an Village, Shexian County will terminate the land contract for 0.4 mu of non-irrigated land. 1.2.2.11 Characteristic agriculture Characteristic agriculture includes the construction of industrial bases, and farm and tourist product bazaars, involving Chinese medicinal materials, vegetables, aquatic products, tealeaves, flowers, rape, fruit trees, seedlings and bamboos. This subcomponent has been chosen by 31 villages, and the government will provide financial and technical assistance, without changing land users and ownership. Farm and tourist product bazaars will be constructed in 13 villages, with a total building area of 12,826 m2. No resettlement will be involved. 16 1.2.2.12 Tourist facilities The construction of tourist facilities involves 55 villages, including car parks, public toilets, cultural squares, trees, tourist reception centers, wharves, etc. 74 public toilets with a total area of 3,260 m2, 6 cultural squares with a total area of 9,720 m2, 14 village landscaping sites with a total area of 15,100 m2, 40 car parks with a total area of 41,380 m2, 5 tourist reception centers with a total area of 3,710 m2, 6 wharves, revetments with a total length of 470m, and 3 agritainment sites with a total building area of 653.4 m2 will be constructed. At the screening stage, most of the project villages involving the construction of tourist facilities have wasteland for construction, and public toilets, wharves, tourist reception centers, etc. in many project villages have taken form and have only to be improved. Only few facilities will involve resettlement, including the ecological car park in Huansha Village, Qimen County (2.98 mu of non-irrigated land) and the car park in Litian Village, Xiuning County (2.4 mu of garden land). 1.2.2.13 Other supporting facilities Fitness squares, cultural activity centers, old people’s homes will be constructed in 24 villages to meet villagers’ cultural needs, and improve their competencies and health. 24 fitness squares with a total area of 22,080 m2 and 5 cultural activity centers with a total area of 2,240 m2 will be constructed on existing wasteland or in existing houses. No resettlement will be involved. Other subcomponents not involving resettlement include nonmaterial cultural heritage protection and utilization, planning, major task research, capacity building and consulting, platform building, and publicity and extension subcomponents. 1.2.3 Measures to Reduce Project Impacts 1.2.3.1 Screening of subcomponents Subcomponents with potentially extensive termination of land contracts have been eliminated through site selection and size control at the screening stage to minimize resettlement impacts.  In the selection of road works, only roads with a pavement width of not more than 4.5m can be included in the Project.  In the selection of line burial works, only those constructed together with drainage networks can be included, thereby effectively controlling the period of temporary use of contracted land and improving utilization efficiency.  In the selection of water supply and drainage works, the repair of existing water resources facilities is supported mainly, and no construction work is supported in principle to avoid termination of land contracts.  In village landscaping works, landscaping on wasteland is supported. In the construction of wharves, public toilets, car parks, cultural squares and other tourist facilities, the improvement of existing facilities is supported. Any newly constructed facility must be justified by tourist statistical data. 17 1.2.3.2 Other Measures to Reduce Project Impacts The Project involves termination of land contracts mainly and does not involve house demolition, and will inevitably affect the existing production and living conditions of local residents. At the project planning and design stage, local social and economic impacts of the Project should be considered as much as possible as key factors for option optimization and selection. Settlements should be avoided, minimum cultivated land occupied, and local development plans met. 1. Under equal conditions, house demolition or local living impact should be minimized during road construction, new canal excavation, drainage facility construction, pipeline laying, temporary material storage, river solid waste cleanup and embankment restoration. For example, during river solid waste cleanup, local governments should utilize a wider river channel as the space for temporary construction, and minimize the occupation of roads and farmland. 2. Under equal conditions, wastewater treatment plants, pipelines, farmer training centers and car parks should be so located as to minimize farmland occupation. For example, most pipelines should be laid along village roads or on wasteland or river flats, and the surface should be restored after construction, thereby both meeting engineering requirements, and avoiding local production and livelihood impacts. 3. During ancient residence renovation, residents’ interests should be fully considered, and agreements entered into heads of households in advance to avoid subsequent disputes. Renovation should be conducted without temporary relocation where possible. If temporary relocation is inevitable, renovation should be completed within a strictly specified period. 4. Attention should be paid to environmental protection. For example, wastewater treatment sites should be selected to avoid water sources, schools, hospitals, cultural relics, scenic zones and other environmentally sensitive areas; the construction sites should not pollute the surrounding environment, or should result in pollution not in excess of the allowable limits specified in the applicable state laws and regulations, and prevailing standards. 5. The project design gives adequate consideration to living inconveniences for local residents. For example, footpaths should be provided in relatively densely populated areas for the ease of passage; damages to bridges, pipelines and other infrastructure during construction will be repaired to ensure their integrity and proper functioning. 6. The construction design should be optimized, construction period shortened, the amount of excavation and filling minimized, and time allowed for the restoration of special facilities to reduce local impacts. For example, conversion into Anhui style and ancient residence renovation should be usually scheduled in the slack season, termination of land contracts conducted after the harvest of young crops, and bridges and culverts constructed before spring plowing to facilitate farmland irrigation and flood protection. 18 1.3 Socioeconomic Profile of the Project Area 1.3.1 Social Profile of the Project Area The construction sites of the Project are located in 68 villages in three districts and four counties, Huangshan Municipality, including 3 villages in Tunxi District, 8 villages in Huizhou District, 12 villages in Huangshan District, 20 villages in Shexian County, 7 villages in Xiuning County, 6 villages in Yixian County and 12 villages in Qimen County. Huangshan Municipality is located in the southernmost tip of Anhui Province, and is the seat of the Yellow Mountain, one of the top 10 scenic zones of China, bordering Jixi, Jingde and Jingxian Counties, Xuancheng City on the northeast, Qingyang, Shitai and Dongzhi Counties, Chizhou City on the northwest, Jingdezhen City and Wuyuan County, Jiangxi Province on the southwest, Kaihua, Chun’an and Lin’an Counties, Zhejiang Province on the southeast, being an important timber and tealeaf producing area in eastern China. Huangshan Municipality governs Tunxi, Huangshan and Huizhou Districts, Shexian, Xiuning, Qimen and Yixian Counties, and the Yellow Mountain Scenic Zone, with a land area of 9,807 square kilometers and a population of 1.47 million. Huangshan Municipality is profound in Anhui culture and is a cradle of the three major regional cultures of China (Tibetan studies, Dunhuang studies and Anhui studies), covering numerous fields, such as philosophy, classics, history, medicine, science and art. Huangshan Municipality is located in a picturesque mountainous area, with numerous peaks, valleys, plains, brooks and basins. Huangshan is well known for the famous tea “Qihong�, “Tunlu�, “Yellow Mountain Maofeng� and “Taiping Houkui�, as well as “Santan loquat�, “golden thread amber date� and “Huizhou snow pear�. The Yellow Mountain is located in the scenic southern Anhui mountainous region, and known worldwide for its “three wonderful features and four scenic features�. The Yellow Mountain was listed by the State Council as one of the first state-level key scenic zones in 1982, chosen as one of the top 10 scenic zones of China in 1986, and included by UNESCO in the World Heritage List in 1990. Afterwards, the Yellow Mountain has been appraised as state-level “hygienic mountain� and “safe mountain�, and identified as No.1 in the first ten civilized scenic zones of China by the Ministry of Construction and National Tourism Administration in 1998. 1.3.2 Economic Profile of the Project Area Huangshan Municipality is sparsely population, abounds with natural resources and boasts a high living standard. At the end of 2011, the municipality governed 101 townships (50 towns and 51 Xiangs), 889 administrative villages, over 3,500 natural villages, over 8,900 village groups and 41 community committees. The municipality’s registered population was 1.481 million, including an agricultural population of 367,000 and a nonagricultural population of 1.114 million. In 2011, the municipality’s GDP was 37.88 billion yuan, up 12.5% from the previous year, in which the added value of primary industries was 4.51 billion yuan, up 4.4%; that of secondary industries 17.54 billion yuan, up 17.8%; and that of tertiary industries15.82 billion yuan, up 9.4%. Secondary and tertiary industries are pillar industries of the municipality. Based on resident population, per capita GDP was 27,966 yuan, rural residents’ per 19 capita net income 7,952 yuan, up 18.4% from the previous year, and per capita nonproductive expenditure 5,127 yuan, up 23.2%. In 2011, the municipality’s total output value of agriculture, forestry, stockbreeding and fishery was 7.63 billion yuan, in which the output value of agriculture was 3.88 billion yuan, that of forestry 1 billion yuan, that of stockbreeding 2.35 billion yuan, and that of fishery 220 million yuan. The total sown area of crops was 13,100 hectares, including 6,500 hectares of food crops, 2,800 hectares of oil crops and 2,200 hectares of vegetables. Annual output was 362,000 tons of food crops, 38,000 tons of rapeseed, 392,000 tons of vegetables, 26,000 tons of tealeaf, 57,000 tons of fruit, 87,000 tons of meat, 18,000 tons of poultry and eggs, 5,700 tons of silkworm cocoons and 18,000 tons of aquatic products. At the end of 2011, there were 159 farm product processing enterprises above designated size, 11 more than the previous year, including 30 province-level or above leading enterprises, with total sales revenue of 3.06 billion yuan, up 52.6%, and profits and taxes of 160 million yuan, up 46.8%. 172 new farmers’ specialized cooperatives were organized and total number reached 776. In 2011, the municipality received 30.544 million men-times of domestic and overseas tourists in total, up 20.0% from the previous year, including 29.23 million men-times of domestic tourists, up 19.8%, and 1.314 million men-times of overseas tourists, up 25.1%. In 2011, the total investment in 36 livelihood projects was 1.51 billion yuan, benefiting 1.4 million urban and rural residents, involving poverty reduction, employment promotion, educational support, social security, medical care, culture, housing and infrastructure construction. The number of newly added urban employees was 38,400, the number of reemployed laid-off workers 16,800, the number of reemployed persons with employment difficulty 4,300, and the number of newly transferred rural laborers 21,700. At the year end, urban registered unemployment rate was 3.82%, down 0.02 percentage point from the previous year. 1.4 Women’s Development in the Project Area 1.4.1 Current Women’s Development in the Project Area During the two surveys of the survey team, great importance was attached to women’s participation in public consultation and door-to-door interviews. The survey team has learned women’s development in Huangshan as follows: 1. Women’s status in families is generally high and they have the power to dominate household expenditure. Since outside employment is prevalent in Huangshan and most local young adult men are working outside, family affairs are often dominated by women. In most families, expenses are disbursed by women as they wish, and bulk expenses disbursed in consultation with their husbands. 2. In routine village management, women’s role is insignificant, and most villages are still managed by men mainly. 3. Women’s organizations exist in all villages. Except official women’s federations and family planning offices, there are art groups composed mainly of women in almost every village, such as dancing and Huangmei opera groups. These groups not only entertain women but also serve as women’s mutual help organizations to some extent. These organizations often cover women of different age groups in a village and play a significant role in strengthening women’s overall 20 influence in the village, which makes up the insignificant status of women in village management. 1.4.2 Women’s Participation in the Project 1. At the screening stage, women in the project villages participated actively. They particularly support road lighting, bridge construction, water supply, bank renovation and reinforcement, diversion weirs and other water resources facilities, as well as characteristic agriculture and fitness squares, etc. 2. Women spoke actively at consultation meetings and FGDs, and accepted interviews voluntarily. Almost 50% of participants in each FGD were women. 3. Women have expressed their unique ideas about many subprojects and showed particular support for some subcomponents, such as road lighting, because this will keep their children safe on the way to and from school, and saving their time for housework. They also support bridge construction, because they can go to town to buy things more conveniently and safely. 4. They have shown strong willingness to participate in the Project. While most male young adults in the project villages are working outside, women staying home generally take care of the family. In our survey, most women thought that they had leisure time for participating in the Project, such as characteristic agriculture, and expected to increase household income by learning new skills. 5. Since women are skilled in handicrafts, opportunities should be offered in the Project to give play to women’s advantage, and also protect and carry forward nonmaterial cultural heritage. 6. A number of cultural squares and cultural rooms will be constructed in the Project. Since many project villages are “hollow� with many women staying at home, these women need leisure and learning places so as to further participate in local tourism and cultural development. 1.5 Public Participation and Consultation During both surveys of the Project, the survey team conducted public consultation. During the first survey, the main concerns of public consultation were the APs’ overall perception of the Project, and comments and suggestions on termination of land contracts. During the second survey, the main concerns were the expectations of the persons affected by ancient residence renovation and conversion into Anhui style, and women’s development. During September 21-27, 2012, the survey team conducted public participation and consultation on termination of land contracts in the project villages in the following manners: 1. FGDs were held in some project villages to learn local socioeconomic conditions, and solicit comments and suggestions on resettlement; 2. Door-to-door interviews were conducted with persons affected greatly by termination of land contracts to learn their household background and economic conditions, and possible impacts of the Project on them, and solicit comments and suggestions on resettlement; and 3. Those not directly involved in public consultation (FGDs and door-to-door interviews) were covered by the questionnaire survey to learn project impacts more 21 comprehensively. During the survey, FGDs were held in 42 villages and 545 copies of the questionnaire collected, 75 AHs interviewed See Table 2. Table 2Summary of FGDs held District / The main issue Time Village Activity county resettlements concerned Discussing with leaders of the district/county PMOs Huangshan Municipal Morning, to identify survey sites, Development and Reform Sep. 21 and providing training on Commission the Bank’s resettlement policy Yuliang 1. When will the project break Holding a village-level Wenzheng ground? 2. Why some FGD to solicit comments Shexian County subcomponents in our village and suggestions on Baojia cannot be included in the resettlement Afternoo project? n, Sep. Huangshan Holding a village-level 1. When will the project break Raocun 21 District FGD and door-to-door ground? 2. Will temporary use Xinjiang interviews to solicit of my land be compensated comments and for? How? Tunxi District Liucun suggestions on resettlement Shendu Holding a village-level 1. Why hasn’t the project break FGD to solicit comments ground yet after so many Maihuayu and suggestions on investigations? 2. Will project resettlement investment truly be used on Holding a village-level the project? 3. When will Shexian County FGD and door-to-door compensation fees for land interviews to solicit use be available? How will Miantan comments and they be paid? suggestions on resettlement Longyuan Holding a village-level 1. Villagers are most eager Sep. 22 FGD and door-to-door for tourism and Huangshan interviews to solicit stockbreeding, can the District Yongfeng comments and project provide assistance? suggestions on 2. How will resettlement fees resettlement be paid? Huansha Holding a village-level 1. Our village grows paddy rice FGD and door-to-door mainly, which is not profitable. interviews to solicit Will the project provide Qimen County Lixi comments and assistance? 2. Will the growth suggestions on of young crops be considered resettlement in temporary land use? Zhengcun 1. When will the project break Tangyue Holding a village-level ground? 2. Since the project Fuhe FGD to solicit comments aims to develop tourism, is Sep. 23 Shexian County and suggestions on there any other measure in Xucun resettlement addition to facility improvement? 22 Guocun Holding door-to-door 1. Will temporary land use interviews to solicit affect young crops? If yes, Huangshan comments and how will young crops be District Xingcun suggestions on compensated for? resettlement Liudu 1. Why are some Holding a village-level subcomponents that are FGD and door-to-door beneficial to villagers not interviews to solicit included in the project? 2. Huanglong comments and How will young crops suggestions on affected by temporary land resettlement use be compensated for? Qimen County Lunkeng 1. Termination of land contracts will be required for Holding a village-level road construction in Changxi FGD to solicit comments Village. What is the Mashan and suggestions on compensation rate? When resettlement will compensation fees be paid? Changxi Holding a village-level 1. When will the project enter FGD to solicit comments the implementation stage? 2. Shexian County Shitan and suggestions on When will compensation fees resettlement be paid? Huangshan Holding a village-level 1. How will temporary land use Baiguoshu District FGD and door-to-door be compensated for? Will it Lingshan interviews to solicit affect the growth of young comments and crops? Sep. 24 Huizhou District Shuyuan suggestions on resettlement Taoyuan Holding a village-level 1. Villagers are most eager Kengkou FGD and door-to-door for tourism, stockbreeding interviews to solicit and cash crop cultivation, can Qimen County comments and the project provide Zhukou suggestions on assistance? 2. How will resettlement compensation fees be paid? Xiuning County Wanxin Holding a village-level 1. Will temporary land use FGD and door-to-door affect young crops? If yes, interviews to solicit how will young crops be Huizhou District Qiankou comments and compensated for? suggestions on Sep. 25 resettlement Holding a village-level 1. When will the project break FGD to solicit comments ground? 2. Why some Qimen County Xiangtan and suggestions on subcomponents cannot be resettlement included in the project? Tianli Holding a village-level 1. Are all funds from the Xiuning County Huaqiao FGD and door-to-door World Bank used for the interviews to solicit project? 2. What is the comments and compensation rate? When Huizhou District Xixinan Sep. 26 suggestions on will compensation fees be resettlement paid? Guhuang Holding a village-level 1. Why are some Yixian County Bishan FGD to solicit comments subcomponents that are Shenchong and suggestions on beneficial to villagers not 23 resettlement included in the project? 2. How will young crops affected by temporary land use be compensated for? Langsi Holding a village-level 1. When will the project break FGD and door-to-door ground? 2. Since the project interviews to solicit aims to develop tourism, is Sep. 27 Xiuning County Yanpu comments and there any other measure in suggestions on addition to facility resettlement improvement? During FGDs and interviews, we found that the APs had doubt about the following mainly: About termination of land contracts and temporary use of contracted land: 1. How much compensation will be paid after termination of land contracts? Will it be fully in cash? 2. Will temporary use of contracted land affect crop cultivation? Will this be compensated for? How? 3. Who will pay compensation fees? How? When will they be paid to individuals? About the Project itself: 1. Why the Project should go through so many field investigations? Why the preparation time is so long? When will it enter the construction stage? 2. What are the inclusion criteria for the Project? Why some subprojects were included while others were not? 3. When will the Project break ground, especially road works? These questions were answered at FGDs as much as possible to address the APs’ doubts, specially in respect of compensation fees for termination of land contracts. In respect of the questions related to the Project itself, the RAP preparation team introduced the relevant inclusion criteria, and such subcomponents as characteristic agriculture and nonmaterial cultural heritage. During village visits, the team issued a resettlement opinion questionnaire through local governments to collect comments and suggestions from the APs. See Table 3 for a summary. Table 3Summary of Survey Results of the Project Question Options Percentage (%) (1) Yes 80.17 Are you aware that this project is to be B1 (2) Not quite clear 13.22 implemented? (3) No 6.61 (1) Yes 98.00 B2 Do you support this project? (2) No 0.00 (3) Don’t care 2.00 (1) State 92.00 To whom is this project beneficial? B3 (2) Collective 98.10 (multiple choices allowed) (3) Individual 70.00 Are you aware of the compensation policy (1) Yes 30.64 B4 for land acquisition of this project? (2) No 69.36 Do you agree with land acquisition and (1) Yes 100.00 B5 resettlement? (2) No 0.00 24 (1) Conversion into nonagricultural status in 0.00 household registration If you lose land after land acquisition, you B6 (2) Working at a rural will first choose: 32.33 enterprise (3) Continuing to farm 40.10 (4) Other 27.57 If your lawful rights are infringed on, do (1) Yes 92.70 B7 you know that you may file an appeal? (2) No 7.30 Please answer the following questions briefly: What impacts will this project have on your family? Most common answer (chosen by over 80% of respondents): No adverse impact Information to be learned: Most common answer (chosen by over 50% of respondents): Mode of compensation for land acquisition Your greatest concern: Most common answer (chosen by over 50% of respondents): When this project will break ground? Based on the FGDs, door-to-door interview and the survey data in Table 8-2, we have arrived at the following conclusions: First, over 80% of the respondents are aware of the Project, 13% are not clear about the Project, and 6% are unaware of the Project. It was learned from the FGDs that the local governments disclosed project information at village group meetings and village congresses during April-June. Through these public participation activities, the APs’ awareness of the Project has reached a high level, but their awareness should still be further improved in various manners. Correspondingly, 98% of the respondents support the Project and only 2% don’t care. Overall, local residents welcome and expect highly of the Project. Second, most of the respondents think that the state, collective and individual can benefit from the Project, and all of them agree with land acquisition and resettlement, showing that people generally think that their benefits from the Project are much higher than their costs, which is attributed partly to the small amount of land acquired for the Project and temporary land use, so most of the APs think termination of land contracts will not have any negative impact on their livelihoods. In addition, 33.23% of the respondents will work at enterprises and over 40% will continue to farm after termination of land contracts. Third, only 30% of the respondents are aware of local compensation policies, while most of them are unaware. Although this is related to the fact that the Project is still at the feasibility study stage, this shows that publicity on termination of land contracts policies should be strengthened before project implementation. However, most of the respondents are aware that they may file an appeal when their rights are infringed on, showing a strong legal sense of local residents. After the first survey, since the subcomponents in the project villages varied and the rough program of ancient residence renovation was largely fixed, the survey team decided to conduct a second survey during December 20-23, 2012, with focus on the impacts of ancient residence renovation and women’s development. Table 4 Public Consultation Activities in the Second Survey 25 District / The main issue residence Time Village Location Activity county concern 1. Can ancient residences Holding a FGD be renovated in former Yanghu Town Tunxi District Waibianxi and interviewing style? 2. What are the community individual APs inclusion criteria for ancient residences? 1. How are subsidy funds for ancient residence Lingshan renovation allocated? 2. Huizhou Lingshan Village Holding a FGD Will funds for ancient Dec. District Committee residence renovation be 20 interrupted, resulting in incomplete renovation? Guocun Holding a FGD 1. Does the effect of Guocun Village and interviewing ancient residence Committee individual APs renovation meet your Huangshan idea? Will it be turned into District Longshan Holding a FGD something nondescript? 2. Longshan Village and interviewing Subsidy funds for ancient Committee individual APs residence renovation Huaqiao Holding a FGD 1, Which works are Huaqiao Village and interviewing involved in conversion into Committee individual APs Anhui style? 2. Will Holding a FGD conversion into Anhui style Xiuning Yanjiao Village Yanjiao and interviewing affect interior structure? 3. County Committee individual APs When will conversion Huangshan Holding a FGD begin? Huangshan Village and interviewing Committee individual APs 1. How ancient residences Dec. are selected? 2. How are 21 funds for conversion into Bishan, Anhui style allocated? 3. Yixian Biyang Town Guhuang, Holding a FGD When will the specific County Government Pingshan program for conversion into Anhui style be available? Will it affect house structure? Holding a FGD 1. How ancient residences Qimen Liudu Village Liudu and interviewing are selected? 2. How are County Committee individual APs funds for conversion into Lixi, Ruokeng Holding a FGD Anhui style allocated? 3. Lunkeng, Xiang and interviewing When will the specific Qimen Mashan Government individual APs program for conversion County Taoyuan, Holding a FGD into Anhui style be Shanli Town Kengkou, and interviewing available? Will it affect Government Dec. Huanglong individual APs house structure? 22 Zhengcun Holding a FGD 1. How are funds for Zhengcun, Town and interviewing ancient residence Tangyue Shexian Government individual APs renovation allocated? 2. County Xiongcun Holding a FGD Will funds be sufficient to Xiongcun Village and interviewing complete works? 3. Can Committee individual APs ancient residences be 26 Yuliang Village renovated in former style? Yuliang Holding a FGD Committee Hongqin Holding a FGD Hongqin, Village and interviewing Hongfei Dec. Shexian Committee individual APs 23 County Fang’s Holding a FGD Sucun ancestral and interviewing temple individual APs During the second survey, the survey team learned expectations for and suggestions on house transformation from persons affected by ancient residence renovation and conversion into Anhui style, their concerns about the Project, and expectations of proprietors of ancient residences for the use of their houses for future tourism development. We have learned from interviews that most proprietors of ancient residences knew in October 2012 that their houses would be renovated, and all proprietors of ancient residences attending FGDs support the Project and think that the renovation of their houses is very good, because most ancient residences are already out of repair. Most of the APs worry that their ancient residences cannot be renovated to former appearance. Most of the APs attending FGDs are willing to use their houses for tourism development other than lease to village collectives. Their expected modes of development include visit, local-style restaurant, agritainment site and household guesthouse. The APs attending FGDs think that conversion into Anhui style will have no adverse impact on them, because this will be conducted on the exterior, and some of them once expected to do this but could not afford construction costs. We have learned that women’s status in families is generally high. Since outside employment is prevalent in Huangshan and most local young adult men are working outside, family affairs are often dominated by women. In most families, expenses are disbursed by women as they wish, and bulk expenses disbursed in consultation with their husbands. Women’s organizations exist in all villages. Except official women’s federations and family planning offices, there are art groups composed mainly of women in almost every village. These groups not only entertain women but also serve as women’s mutual help organizations to some extent. 1.6 RAP Arrangements The Project will be implemented according to the basic domestic construction procedures and the World Bank’s safeguard policies, and a resettlement action plan (RAP) prepared based on the range of construction land identified in the design outputs by the owner and design agency. In order to prepare this report accurately and objectively, an extensive socioeconomic survey was conducted in the 68 project villages in three districts and four counties, Huangshan Municipality. The survey was conducted by means of structured questionnaire survey and open-ended interview to learn information on termination of land contracts, household socioeconomic conditions, and local socioeconomic development, etc. Open-ended interviews were conducted with villagers in typical villages to learn local socioeconomic conditions, and local residents’ comments on and expectations for resettlement. These interviews covered households of different economic levels and types of impact, and affected persons of different genders. 27 Through the socioeconomic survey, local policies and regulations on resettlement and related to the Project were collected to provide a legal basis for the resettlement policies of the Project, comprehensive and accurate basic data on termination of land contracts acquired for the preparation of the RAP, the affected population’s comments on and expectations for termination of land contracts learned, so that the resettlement policies are more feasible. In addition, the significance of the Project was communicated extensively through the survey to promote local residents’ understanding and support. 28 2. Impacts of the Project 2.1 Identification of the Project Area 2.1.1 Termination of land contracts The Project is funded by the state and implemented by the 68 villages with technical assistance from the government to promote rural economic and tourism development, inherit historical culture, improve rural infrastructure and local residents’ living standard, and maintain a beautiful rural environment. Subcomponents are proposed by villagers and village committees, and submitted to the government for approval. The outputs of the Project are owned collectively. In addition, village committees will participate in project construction and decision-making as beneficiaries, so the Project involves community participation. The second round of land contracting of China occurred in 1998 and would last for 30 years. Collective land has to be used for the construction of roads, water storage tanks and other related works. The land used for the Project is caused mainly by the two new roads in Changxi Village, Shexian County, while the broadening of other roads, few water supply and sewage treatment works will use a small amount of contracted woodland and cultivated land only. 2.1.2 Temporary Land Use for Construction Temporary land use involves land occupied for production and living areas, temporary construction roads, and pipeline laying during construction. 2.2 Impacts of the Project 2.2.1 Project Districts and Counties The Project involves all the three districts and four counties of Huangshan Municipality, Anhui Province, in which only Huizhou District is not affected resettlement. Among the 68 project villages, 22 are affected by resettlement, including 11 affected bytermination of land contracts, 12 by temporary land use, including: There are 12 project villages in Huangshan District, in which one is affected bytermination of land contracts: Baiguoshu Village, 9 affected by temporary land use (Raocun, Xingcun, Baiguoshu, Chaoyang, Shuxi, Longshan, Xinfeng, Sanhe and Yongfeng Villages), There are 20 project villages in Shexian County, in which 4 are affected bytermination of land contracts: Changxi, Bei’an, Zhanqi and Sucun Villages, 29 There are 6 project villages in Yixian County, in which 3 are affected by temporary land use (Pingshan, Shenchong and Tuanjie Villages) There are 7 project villages in Xiuning County, in which two are affected bytermination of land contracts: Tianli and Huaqiao Villages There are 12 project villages in Qimen County, in which 4 are affected bytermination of land contracts (Huansha, Luxi, Lunkeng and Xiangtan Villages) 2.2.2Termination of land contractsnd Occupation 40.11 mu of land will be acquired permanently for the Project, including 22.65 mu of irrigated land, 10.63 mu of non-irrigated land, 2.13 mu of woodland and 4.7 mu of garden land. This land will be used mainly for the construction of roads, canals, wastewater discharge facilities, car parks. The construction of road need terminate villagers` land contract for 26.5 mu land, Accounted for 65% of the total land use, mainly arable land. Including Chang Xi in Shexian County of new roads needs to terminate villagers contracted land contract 19.9 mu of irrigated fields, Baiguoshu in Huangshan District required 0.5 mu of non-irrigated land for road widening, the construction of passing track of road in Lunkeng village of Qimen County need4.3 mu (2.25 mu irrigated land, 2.05 mu non-irrigated land) and the village Xiangtan in Qimen County need 1.4mu garden land for road reconstruction. 2.2.3 Temporary use of the collective land of the villagers contracted for construction 38.07 mu of land will be used temporarily for the Project, including 4.8 mu of woodland, 10.63 mu of non-irrigated land and 22.64 mu of irrigated land. This land will be used for pipeline laying, temporary material storage, river solid waste cleanup and embankment restoration. Local governments will schedule construction during the period in which land is occupied. In addition, the PMO will specify temporary land uses and restoration requirements in construction contracts with contractors. 2.2.4 Affected Population The population affected by the Project includes population affected bytermination of land contracts, temporary land use. 265 households are affected by the Project in total, including 110 households with 385 persons affected bytermination of land contracts, 155 households affected by temporary land use, 8 households affected by the Project fall into vulnerable groups. 2.2.5 Scattered Trees The scattered trees affected by the Project include trees in fields to be felled or 30 transplanted for the Project. 2,247 scattered trees are affected by the Project, including 15 firs, 15 pines, 105 praecox, 2,051 mulberries, 10 phoenix trees, 43 poplars and 8 osmanthus trees. These trees can be characterized in accordance with the purposes and are divided into two categories: The first category is economy class trees, including mulberries, praecoxes and osmanthus trees. The second category is ornamental trees, including pines, sycamores, poplars and firs. In the project construction period, scattered trees approach will correspond to the following two: The first category is the trees that can be felled: praecox and firts. Praecox as bamboo shoots, this best economic benefits come from 1-2 year old mother bamboo, so even after felling, praecox play its economic utility. The second category is the trees that can be transplanted, including mulberry, osmanthus trees, cedar, phoenix trees, poplar. Phoenix trees, sycamore, poplar and firts are ornamental trees can be transplanted to the village focal attractions to attract tourists, continue to play its effectiveness. The main purpose of planting mulberry is to cultivate mulberry leaves, because the construction period of the project will avoid the season of ripe mulberry, so during construction can be first mulberry trees transplanted to other places, does not affect the use of mulberry leaves. Osmanthus mulberry treewill be transplanted in the similar situation. 2.2.6 Vulnerable Groups Vulnerable groups refer to social groups that are vulnerable and disadvantaged in society due to limited social participation and security, disability, poverty, etc. Vulnerable groups include widows, women-headed households, orphans, MLS households, the disabled, etc. These groups were identified carefully in project impact analysis. Only few vulnerable groups will be affected by road construction and water supply works. All vulnerable groups will benefit from the Project. Ancient residence renovation and special assistance for vulnerable groups will be included in resettlement monitoring. 2.2.6.1 Vulnerable groups receiving special assistance from the Project Table 5 Vulnerable groups receiving special assistance from the Project District / Head of Village Subcomponent Remarks county household WXF Ancient residence renovation Difficulty Huangshan 20-Longshan SJB Ancient residence renovation Difficulty District HDG Ancient residence renovation Difficulty 30-Xiongcun CGX Ancient residence renovation Five-guarantee WAL Ancient residence renovation MLS FXN Ancient residence renovation MLS FXY Ancient residence renovation Difficulty WSS Ancient residence renovation Difficulty ZSY Ancient residence renovation Difficulty Shexian LJY Ancient residence renovation Difficulty 39-Hongqin County WYW Ancient residence renovation Difficulty WYQ Ancient residence renovation Difficulty WYH Ancient residence renovation MLS WAS Ancient residence renovation MLS WRK Ancient residence renovation Difficulty WZY Ancient residence renovation Difficulty WQH Ancient residence renovation Elderly, ill, unable to work 40-Hongfei WTS Ancient residence renovation Chronic disease 31 FZS Ancient residence renovation Elderly, ill, unable to work FAH Ancient residence renovation Elderly, ill FSQ Ancient residence renovation Elderly, ill Xiuning WXZ Ancient residence renovation MLS 46-Huaqiao County ZGY Ancient residence renovation MLS 2.2.6.2 Affected vulnerable groups FXJ Water supply and sewer networks MLS WWS Water supply and sewer networks MLS 21-Xinfeng WNG Water supply and sewer networks Five-guarantee WQL Water supply and sewer networks Five-guarantee XXN Hongkeng water intake Five-guarantee QDD Songchuan water intake MLS 23-Yongfeng ZSL Dongsong water intake MLS DXL Dongsong water intake Five-guarantee 32 2.3 Analysis of Resettlement Impacts 2.3.1 Analysis of Termination of Land Contracts Impacts To analyze the impacts of Termination of Land Contracts on local residents, the PMO has organized staff to conduct an in-depth survey on the existing land resources of each sub-district, community or village affected by the Project, and make a detailed analysis of the degree of impact on each community or village based on the detailed measurement survey results. The termination of land contracts impacts are characterized by the following: 1. Small number of affected villages 11 villages in 4 districts/counties will be affected by termination of land contracts, and 12 villages in two districts/counties by temporary land use, accounting for less than one sixth of all the 68 project villages respectively. 2. Small per capita acquired land area 40.11 mu of land will be acquired for the Project, affecting 110 households with 385 persons, with a per capita acquired land area of 0.1 mu. 3. Minor impacts on farmland and main cash crops The land acquired for the Project is mostly collective land, wasteland, barren hills or acquired collective land, and there is a small amount of cultivated land, garden land and other basic farmland. The permanently acquired land includes 22.65 mu of irrigated land, accounting for 56.5% of acquired land area, 10.63 mu of non-irrigated land, accounting for 26.5% of acquired land area, 2.13 mu of woodland, accounting for 5.3% of acquired land area, and 4.7 mu of garden land, accounting for 11.7% of acquired land area. The non-irrigated land is mostly river flats and wasteland. The affected scattered trees are mostly bamboos, pines and shrubs, while mulberries, tea trees and firs are affected slightly. 4. Minor impacts on farmers’ production and livelihoods In the Project, land will be used temporarily out of the busy farming season and the growth stage of main crops, and close to open land, wasteland and unused land in order to reduce impacts on ground structures, and basic production and living facilities. Based on analysis, termination of land contracts will affect most village groups slightly, and such impacts can be minimized by developing feasible resettlement programs. Cases: Impacts of termination of land contracts on rural households’ living standard Case 1: Background: about 19.9 mu of irrigated land will be terminated land contracts for the construction of new road in Changxi Village, Shexian District, affecting 65 rural households 33 Interviewee: female, 64 years, 0.4 mu of land to be acquired, covered by soybean Aunt Li is not clear about the Project but knows that a series of improvement works have been conducted in the village. She thinks that these works have improved the village environment and support them strongly. She lives in a family with five members, including her husband, only son, daughter-in-law and grandson, all engaged in farm work. Her son and daughter-in-law would work in northern Anhui in the slack season. The family has 5 mu of irrigated land and 3 mu of land, and the main crops are rape and paddy rice. The family’s annual net income is 7,000 yuan, or 20,000 yuan including the employment income of her son and daughter-in-law. Aunt Li supports termination of land contracts strongly because she thinks that her family has limited land and termination of land contracts will hardly affect their livelihoods. Since she and her husband are elderly, they are unable to manage so much land. In addition, she thinks that the Project is beneficial to the village. Her expectation is that the Project should be implemented as soon as possible, and her expected compensation mode is cash compensation. Case 2: temporary use of contracted land Background: In Xinfeng Village, Huangshan District, the construction of water supply and sewer networks will use 7.8 mu of contracted land temporarily, including 0.6 mu of irrigated land, 3.9 mu of woodland and 3.3 mu of garden land. Interviewee: male, 47 years, with 0.3 mu of contracted woodland to be used temporarily Mr. Wang lives in a 4-member family, including his wife, son and daughter. His daughter is 24 years old, working in Chengdu, and his son is 17 years, being at senior high school. His wife runs an agritainment site well in the village. The main income sources of the family are the tree farm contracted by Mr. Wang and the agritainment site run by his wife. Mr. Wang contracted a tree farm of over 30 mu in 2005. He is clearly aware of the Project. A road passing through his tree farm will be hardened, and will bring much convenience once completed. The land of his tree farm to be used temporarily is used to construct the water supply network, and is very small in size. Mr. Wang said that this land was beside the road and its occupation would have little impact on his income, and that he supported this work strongly. 2.3.2 Impact analysis of ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style To analyze the Project’s impacts in ancient residence renovation and conversion into Anhui style, the team visited mainly villages. It is learned that there are the following three types of impacts: 1. Large beneficiary population Ancient residence renovation will involve 23 villages and conversion into Anhui style 15 villages, located in five districts/counties. 266 houses will be converted into Anhui style. Ancient residence renovation will benefit 90 households and conversion into Anhui style will benefit 266 households, 456 households in total. 34 2. Low production and livelihood impacts Ancient residence renovation mostly involves the laying of roof waterproofing slabs, house structure reinforcement and white ant removal, and will have little impact on residents. Conversion of houses into Anhui style involves the wall plastering, floor-to-slope roof conversion and corbel gable conversion mainly, and will not alter interior structures, also having little impact on residents. 35 3. Legal and Policy Framework for Resettlement This Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) has been prepared and will be implemented in strict conformity with the applicable laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Anhui Province, and the Bank’s operational policy (OP4.12). termination of land contracts and resettlement will be implemented in strict conformity with the policies identified herein. If there is any variation during implementation, the owner will prepare a special report and submit it to the Bank for implementation after approval. Since the construction land of the Project is mostly collectively owned and the Project does not involve house demolition, the following laws, regulations and policies do not necessarily apply to the Project and are for reference only. 3.1 Main Laws, Regulations and Policies Applicable to Resettlement 3.1.1Laws and Regulations of the PRC Land Administration Law of the PRC (effective from January 1, 1999, amended on August 28, 2004) Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform and Rigidly Enforcing Land Administration, promulgated by the State Council on October 21, 2004 Notice of Issues Concerning Intensifying Land Control, promulgated by the State Council on August 31, 2006 Real Property Law of the PRC, effective from October 1, 2007 Regulations of the PRC on the Disclosure of Government Information, effective from May 1, 2008 Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC (adopted at the 13th Session of the Standing Committee of the Ninth National People’s Congress, October 28, 2002) Regulations for the Implementation of Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC, effective from July 1, 2003 Notice of the State Council on Strengthening Cultural Heritage Protection, promulgated on February 24, 2006 36 3.1.2 Regulations and Policies of the Ministry of Land and Resources, and Anhui Provincial Government Guidelines of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Improving Compensation and Resettlement Systems for Land Acquisition (November 3, 2004) Notice of the Anhui Provincial Government on Publishing the Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province (APG [2009] No.132) (January 18, 2010) Notice of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Further Improving the Rural Housing Land Management System, and Protecting Farmers’ Rights and Interests Practically (March 2, 2010) Guidelines of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Doing a Better Job in Land Acquisition Management (June 26, 2010) Notice of the Anhui Provincial Government on Adjusting Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province (APG [2012] No.67, May 15, 2012) Regulations of Anhui Province on Cultural Relics Protection in Construction Projects (August 1, 2003) Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui (July 1, 2004) Measures of Anhui Province for the Implementation of the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC (July 1, 2005) Eleventh Five-year Plan for Cultural Relics of Anhui Province (March 6, 2008) 3.1.3 Regulations and Policies of the Huangshan Municipal Government and Departments Concerned Notice on Issuing Compensation Rates for Ground Attachments and Young Crops in Land Acquisition of Huangshan Municipality (HMG [2011] No.3, January 6, 2011) Interim Measures of Huangshan Municipality for Ancient Residence Protection (March 25, 2003) Measures of Huangshan Municipality for the Ownership Identification and Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui (June 3, 2010) Interim Measures of Huangshan Municipality for the Relocation, Protection and Utilization of Ancient Residences (December 21, 2009) Interim Measures of Huangshan Municipality for the Rescue Repair, Protection and Utilization of Ancient Residences (December 21, 2009) Interim Regulations of Huangshan Municipality for Land Transfer and Adjustment 37 Procedures for the On-site Protection and Utilization of Ancient Residences (December 24, 2009) Interim Measures of Huangshan Municipality for Financial Subsidies for the “Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings� Protection and Utilization Project (December 24, 2009) Measures of Huangshan Municipality for the Registration of Houses on Collective Land (December 28, 2009) Interim Measures of Huangshan Municipality for the Protection and Utilization of Ancient Villages (December 31, 2009) 3.1.4 Bank Policy on Involuntary Resettlement Operational Policy OP4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement and appendixes, effective from January 1, 2002 Bank Procedure BP4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement and appendixes, effective from January 1, 2002 3.2 Abstract of Main Laws, Regulations and Policies 3.2.1 Abstract of Domestic Laws and Regulations 1. Provisions on land ownership and land use rights The People's Republic of China resorts to a socialist public ownership i.e. an ownership by the whole people and ownerships by collectives, of land. Land in the rural areas and suburban areas, except otherwise provided for by the State, shall be collectively owned by farmers including land for building houses, land and hills allowed to be retained by farmers. (Articles 2 and 8 of the Land Administration Law of the PRC) To meet the needs of public interests, collectively-owned lands, premises owned by enterprises and individuals or other real properties may be expropriated in accordance with the power scope and procedures provided by laws. As for the expropriation of collectively-owned land, it is necessary to, according to law and in full amount, pay such fees as land compensation fees, placement subsidies, compensations for the above-ground fixtures of the lands and seedlings, arrange for social security fees for the farmers whose land is expropriated, secure their livelihood and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. As for the expropriation of the premises owned by enterprises and individuals or other real properties, it is necessary to make compensation for demolishment and relocation according to law and 38 safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the owners of the real properties expropriated; as for the expropriation of the individuals' residential houses, it is necessary to safeguard the housing conditions of the owners of the houses expropriated. (Article 42 of the Real Property Law of the PRC) 2. Provisions on compensation rates for termination of land contracts In acquiring land, compensation should be made according to the original purposes of the land acquired. Compensation fees for land acquired include land compensation fees, resettlement subsidies and compensation for attachments to or green crops on the land. The land compensation fees shall be 6-10 times the average output value of the three years preceding the acquisition of the cultivated land. The resettlement subsidy shall be calculated according to the number of agricultural population to be resettled. The number of agricultural population to be resettled shall be calculated by dividing the amount of cultivated land acquired by the per capital land occupied of the unit whose land is acquired. The resettlement subsidies for each agricultural person to be resettled shall be 4-6 times the average annual output value of the three years preceding the acquisition of the cultivated land. But the maximum resettlement subsidy per hectare of land acquired shall not exceed 15 times of the average annual output value of the three years prior to acquisition. (Article 47 of the Land Administration Law of the PRC) County-level and above local people’s governments shall take practical measures so that the standard of living of farmers affected by land acquisition is not reduced by land acquisition. Land compensation, resettlement subsidy and compensation for ground annexes and crops shall be paid in full and timely pursuant to law. If the land compensation and resettlement subsidy pursuant to the prevailing laws and regulations are insufficient to maintain the former standard of living of the farmers affected by land acquisition or to pay the social security expenses of farmers who lose all land due to land acquisition, the people’s governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall approve an increased resettlement subsidy. If the sum of the land compensation and the resettlement subsidy attains the statutory upper limit and is still insufficient to maintain the former standard of living of the farmers affected by land acquisition, local people’s governments may pay a subsidy from the income from compensated use of state land. The people’s governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall fix and publish the uniform annual output value standards or integrated land prices for land acquisition of all cities and counties, so that the same price applies to the same kind of land. For key construction projects of the state, land acquisition expenses must be listed in the budgetary estimate in full. (Article 12 of the Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform and Rigidly Enforcing Land Administration) 39 Since the date of issue of this notice, land compensation fees and resettlement subsidies for the acquisition of collective land within the administrative division of our province shall be subject to the new compensation rates for land acquisition. If the construction land is located in an area of the same annual output value or location-based composite land price, the compensation rate for land acquisition shall be uniform. Compensation rates for land acquisition for large- and medium-sized water resources and hydropower projects shall be subject to the applicable provisions of the State Council. Municipal and county governments may increase compensation rates for the acquisition of special types of land based on local conditions. (Notice of the Anhui Provincial Government on Adjusting Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province (APG [2012] No.67, May 15, 2012) Any land approved for acquisition after May 15, 2012 shall be announced and compensated for according to the new compensation rates for land acquisition. For any land approved for acquisition by the State Council and provincial government before May 15, 2012, if the municipal or county government has developed and announced a compensation and resettlement program after approval and before the effective date of the new rates, the announced compensation rate shall apply; if the municipal or county government has compensated for the acquired land according to the formerly approved rate, the former rate shall apply; if no compensation and resettlement program has been developed or announced, the land has not been acquired, and the formerly approved compensation rate is lower than the new compensation rate for land acquisition, the new rate shall apply; if the formerly approved compensation rate is higher than the new rate, the formerly approved rate shall apply. (APLRD [2012] No.166, June 5, 2012) 3. Policies on the Acquisition of Collective Land In Anhui Province All collective land acquired for the Project are subject to the uniform annual average output value (AAOV) rates fixed by the Anhui Provincial Government. According to the Notice of the Anhui Provincial Government on Adjusting Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province that came into effect on May 15, 2012, acquired land in Huangshan is divided into two types – farmland, and construction land and unused land. The specific compensation rates are as follows: Table 6 AAOV Rates for termination of land contracts of Huangshan Municipality (yuan/mu) County / district AAOV rate Construction land Area Farmland (yuan/ and unused land mu) 40 Multiple Multiple Compensation Compensation compensation compensation land land termination of termination of resettlement resettlement Multiple Multiple (yuan/mu) (yuan/mu) subsidy subsidy rate for rate for contracts contracts No. Administrative division of land of land of of Shangxin, Qianyuan, Andong, Fushang, Hubian and Shewuqian Communities, and Yuncun I-1 1720 9 15 41280 5 7 20640 Village (incl. Tunguang Forest Farm), Tunguang Town I-2 Other villages of Tunguang Town 1720 8 15 39560 5 6.5 19780 II-1 Xintan and Huazi Communities, Xintang Town 1650 9 15 39600 5 7 19800 Tunxi District II-2 Other villages (communities) of Xintang Town 1650 8 15 37950 5 6.5 18975 Yanghu and Yanshan Communities, and Qiayang Village, Yanghu Town; Yiqi and Xucun Villages, Yiqi Town; Longfu 1 and 2 Villages, III-1 1530 9 15 36720 5 7 18360 Longfu 3 and 4, Lishan, Liyang and Lixin Communities, and Longfu Tea & Forest Farm, Liyang Town III-2 Other areas 1530 8 15 35190 5 6.5 17595 I Tangkou, Gantang and Gengcheng Towns 1530 7 15 33660 5 7 18360 Huangshan District Xianyuan, Tanjiaqiao, Sankou, Taipinghu and II 1500 7 14 31500 5 6 16500 Jiaocun Towns III Other areas 1450 7 14 30450 5 5.5 15225 Xiajie, Shangjie, Guanghui, Longjing, Yongxing, Xinxing, Xianhe, Changyuan, Hanshan, I 1610 8 15 37030 5 6.5 18515 Huizhou District Fangtang, Fushan, Luotian, Shangzhu, Yaocun, Linhe and Shigang Villages, Yansi Town Other villages of Yansi Town; Qiankou and II 1570 8 14 34540 5 6 17270 Xixinan Towns III Chengkan Town 1520 8 14 33440 5 6 16720 IV Other areas 1470 8 14 32340 5 6 16170 I Huicheng TOwn 1650 7 14 34650 5 6 18150 Shexian County II Zhengcun, Guilin and Fu’e Towns 1580 7 14 33180 5 5.5 16590 III Other areas 1500 7 14 31500 5 5.5 15750 Nanjie, Beijie, Chuanhu, Xintang, Liuzhou, Xiuning County Bicong, Langsi, Yangcun, Yanfu, Wanquan and I Shiren Villages, Haiyang Town; Fangkou, 1610 8 15 37030 5 6.5 18515 Jiandong, Yanchuan, Yixin, Sancun, Zhulin, Zhanshanxia, Qiaokeng, Xiacun, Zhongcun and 41 Shangcun Villages, Donglinxi Town Chetian Village, Wan’an Town; Yanqian Village, Qiyunshan Town; Qianchuan Village, Lantian II-1 Town; Xikou Village, Xikou Town; Wucheng 1530 7 15 33660 5 6 16830 Village, Wucheng Town; Liukou Village, Liukou Town; Wangcun Village, Wangcun Town Other villages of 7 towns (Wan’an, Qiyunshan, II-2 Lantian, Xikou, Wucheng, Liukou and 1530 7 14 32130 5 5.5 16065 Wangcun) III Other areas 1480 6.5 14 30340 5 5.5 15540 I Biyang Town 1640 7 14 34440 5 6 18040 Yixian County Hongcun, Jicun, Tachuan, Xingguang, II Longjiang, Jinjialing, Pingshan, Zhucun, 1560 7 14 32760 5 6 17160 Tangshu and Guxi Villages, Hongcun Town III Xidi and Yuting Towns 1500 7 14 31500 5 5.5 15750 IV Other areas 1450 7 14 30450 5 5.5 15225 Taofeng, Jianfeng, Qifeng, Gaoming, Liming, Xianfeng, Xinling and Zhawu Villages, Qishan I 1640 7 15 36080 5 6 18040 Town; Hongcun, Xiangli and Jinzipai Villages, Jinzipai Town Fufeng Xiang, Qihong Xiang, Tafang Xiang, Qimen County Rongkou Xiang, Pingli Town, Luxi Xiang; II Xingguang, Heping and Guangming Villages, 1580 7 14 33180 5 5.5 16590 Qishan Town; Jiguang and Shikeng Villages, Jinzipai Town Baixi Xiang, Xiaolukou Town, Zhukou Xiang, III Likou Town, Shanli Town, Anling Town; other 1530 7 14 32130 5 5.5 16065 villages of Jinzipai and Qishan Towns IV Other areas 1480 6.5 14 30340 5 5.5 15540 4. Provisions on the resettlement of land-expropriated farmers County-level and above local people’s governments shall take specific measures to guarantee long-term livelihoods of farmers affected by land acquisition. For projects with a stable income, farmers may become a shareholder using the right to use of land used for construction approved pursuant to law. Within the urban planning area, local people’s governments shall bring farmers who lose all land due to land acquisition into the urban employment system, and establish a social security system; out of the urban planning area, in acquiring land collectively owned by farmers, local people’s governments shall reserve necessary cultivated land or arrange appropriate 42 jobs for farmers affected by land acquisition within the same administrative area; farmers without land who do not have the basic living and production conditions shall be subject to non-local resettlement. (Article 13 of the Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform and Rigidly Enforcing Land Administration) About means of resettlement for land-expropriated farmers: (1) Agricultural resettlement. When rural collective land out of urban planning areas is acquired, land-expropriated farmers shall be first provided with necessary cultivated land using mobile collective land, contracted land turned over by contractors and cultivated land arising from land development so that they continue to pursue agricultural production. (2) Reemployment resettlement. Conditions shall be created actively to provide free labor skills training to land-expropriated farmers and place them to corresponding jobs. Under equal conditions, land users shall first employ land-expropriated farmers. When rural collective land within urban planning areas is acquired, land-expropriated farmers shall be included in the urban employment system and a social security system established for them. (3) Dividend distribution resettlement. When any land with long-term stable income is to be used for a project, the affected rural collective economic organization may become a project shareholder with compensation fees for land acquisition or rights to use construction land in consultation with the land user. The rural collective economic organization and rural households will receive dividends as agreed. (4) Non-local resettlement. If basic production and living conditions are not available locally to land-expropriated farmers, non-local resettlement may be practiced under the leadership of the government in consultation with the rural collective economic organization and rural households. (Article 2 of the Guidelines of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Improving Compensation and Resettlement Systems for Land Acquisition) Municipal and county land and resources departments shall pay compensation fees timely and fully according to established compensation and resettlement programs for land acquisition; if such fees are to be paid to land-expropriated farmers, such fees shall be paid directly to individual farmers to prevent or timely correct any withholding or embezzlement. (Article 3 of the Guidelines of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Doing a Better Job in Land Acquisition Management) 5. Provisions on the disclosure of termination of land contracts information During land acquisition, the ownership of collective land of farmers and the right to contracted management of farmers’ land shall be maintained. Before land acquisition is submitted for approval pursuant to law, the use, location, compensation standard and resettlement mode of the land to be acquired shall be notified to farmers affected by land acquisition; the survey results of the present situation of the land to 43 be acquired shall be confirmed by rural collective economic organizations and farmers to be affected by land acquisition; if necessary, the land and resources authorities shall organize a hearing in accordance with the applicable provisions. The materials for notification to and confirmation by the farmers affected by land acquisition shall be taken as requisite materials for approval for land acquisition. Accelerate the establishment and improvement of the coordination and judgment mechanism for disputes over compensation and resettlement for land acquisition to protect the lawful rights and interests of farmers affected by land acquisition and land users. Approved matters of land acquisition shall be disclosed unless in special cases. (Article 14 of the Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform and Rigidly Enforcing Land Administration) The People’s governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate the procedures for the distribution of the land compensation within rural collective economic organizations on the principle that the land compensation is used for rural households affected by land acquisition mainly. Rural collective economic organizations affected by land acquisition shall disclose the receipt, disbursement and allocation of land compensation fees to their members and accept supervision. The agricultural and civil affairs authorities shall strengthen the supervision over the allocation and use of land compensation fees within rural collective economic organizations. (Article 15 of the Decision of the State Council on Deepening the Reform and Rigidly Enforcing Land Administration) Administrative authorities shall disclose government information timely and accurately. If any administrative authority finds any false or incomplete information that affects or may affect social stability or disturb social management order, it shall release accurate information for clarification within its scope of duty. (Article 6 of the Regulations of the PRC on the Disclosure of Government Information) Administrative authorities shall disclose government information to be disclosed via gazette, government website, press conference, newspaper, broadcast, television and other means easily accessible to the public. (Article 15 of the Regulations of the PRC on the Disclosure of Government Information) Governments at all levels shall set up places for referring to government information at national archives and public libraries, and provide appropriate facilities and equipment so that citizens, legal persons and other organizations can have easy access to government information. Administrative authorities may set up public reading rooms, information access points, bulletin boards, electronic panels, etc. to disclose government information. Administrative authorities shall provide government information to be disclosed to national archives and public libraries timely. (Article 16 of the Regulations of the PRC on the Disclosure of Government Information) 44 6. Provisions on the maintenance and protection of ancient buildings Ownership of memorial buildings, ancient architectural structures, cultural relics handed down from ancestors and other cultural relics obtained in accordance with laws, which belong to collectives or individuals, shall be protected by laws. Owners of the cultural relics shall abide by State laws and regulations on the protection of cultural relics. (Article 6 of the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC) Users of State-owned immovable cultural relics shall be responsible for their repairs and maintenance; and the owners of the immovable cultural relics not owned by the State shall be responsible for their repairs and maintenance. Where the immovable cultural relics not owned by the State are in danger of damage and the owner cannot afford their repairs, the local people's government shall offer the owner assistance; and where the owner can afford their repairs but refuses to perform his obligation to repair them as required by law, the people's government at or above the county level may make emergency repairs and the expenses entailed shall be borne by the owner. Repairs to be made for sites protected for their historical and cultural value shall, in correspondence with their different levels of protection, be subject to approval by the appropriate administrative department for cultural relics; and repairs to be made for the immovable cultural relics of the sites that are not yet verified as ones protected for their historical and cultural value shall be subject to approval by the administrative departments for cultural relics under the people's governments at the county level with which the sites are registered. The repairs, removal, or reconstruction of a site protected for its historical and cultural value shall be undertaken by the unit that has obtained the qualification certificate for projects designed to protect cultural relics. In the repairing, maintaining and removing immovable cultural relics, the principle of keeping the cultural relics in their original state shall be adhered to. (Article 21 of the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC) For a site of ancient culture, tomb, cave temple, state-owned memorial building or ancient architectural structure that is verified and announced as a site protected for its historical and cultural value, the local people’s government at or above the county level shall establish or assign a special organ to be responsible for the control over the site. For any other site protected for its historical and cultural value, the local people’s government at or above the county level shall establish or assign an organ or assign a full-time person to be responsible for the control over the site; where a full-time person is assigned, that person may be employed as a cultural relics guard. Where a site protected for its historical and cultural value is under use by a unit, such unit shall set up a mass organization for the protection of cultural relics; where there is no such unit, the village or community committee of the place where the site is located may set up a mass organization for the protection of cultural relics. The competent cultural relics administrative department shall give guidance and support to such mass organization 45 for the protection of cultural relics in its activities. (Article 12 of the Regulations for the Implementation of Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC) Ancient residences shall be protected by state laws. The ownership of ancient residences owned by collectives and individuals shall be protected by state laws. Owners and users of ancient residences must comply with the applicable laws and regulations of the state. (Article 3 of the Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui) Ancient residences shall be so maintained as not to change their original condition. Design and construction agencies shall have appropriate qualifications, and design and maintain ancient residences protected as cultural relics with the approval of the administrative department in charge of cultural relics at the same level only. The maintenance program for any ancient residence protected as a cultural relic shall be reviewed and approved by the administrative department in charge of cultural relics at the same level. Other ancient residences shall be maintained under the direction of county (city, district) administrative departments in charge of cultural relics. (Article 17 of the Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui) If any state-owned ancient residence identified as a protected cultural relic must be used for any purpose other than a museum, repository or sightseeing place, the administrative department in charge of cultural relics identifying such residence shall apply for approval with the government at the same level the consent of the administrative department in charge of cultural relics at the next higher level; if any key state-level protected cultural relic is used for any other purpose, it shall be reported by the provincial government to the State Council for approval. If any state-owned ancient residence not identified as a protected cultural relic is used for any other purpose, it shall be reported to the county (city, district) administrative department in charge of cultural relics. If any non-state-owned ancient residence protected as a cultural relic is diverted to any other purpose, it shall be reported to the administrative department in charge of cultural relics at the same level for reference; if its renovation is funded by the local government, it shall be reported to the appropriate administrative department in charge of cultural relics for approval. (Article 19 of the Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui) 3.2.2 Abstract of Bank Policy on Involuntary Resettlement The Bank’s operational policy and procedure on involuntary resettlement (OP4.12 and BP4.12) make detailed provisions on involuntary resettlement. The key provisions 46 related to the Project include: Objectives of the Bank's policy on involuntary resettlement: 1. Involuntary resettlement should be avoided where feasible, or minimized, exploring all viable alternative project designs 2. Where it is not feasible to avoid resettlement, resettlement activities should be conceived and executed as sustainable development programs, providing sufficient investment resources to enable the persons displaced by the project to share in project benefits. Displaced persons should be meaningfully consulted and should have opportunities to participate in planning and implementing resettlement programs. Measures to realize the above objectives: 3. The resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework includes measures to ensure that the displaced persons are: (1) informed about their options and rights pertaining to resettlement; (2) consulted on, offered choices among, and provided with technically and economically feasible resettlement alternatives; and (3) provided prompt and effective compensation at full replacement cost for losses of assets attributable directly to the project. 4. Where necessary to achieve the objectives of the policy, the resettlement plan or resettlement policy framework also include measures to ensure that displaced persons are: provided with development assistance, such as land preparation, credit facilities, training, or job opportunities. Particular attention is paid to the needs of vulnerable groups among those displaced, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, or other displaced persons who may not be protected through national land compensation legislation. Preference should be given to land-based resettlement strategies for displaced persons whose livelihoods are land-based. These strategies may include resettlement on public land, or on private land acquired or purchased for resettlement. Whenever replacement land is offered, resettlers are provided with land for which a combination of productive potential, locational advantages, and other factors is at least equivalent to the advantages of the land taken. If land is not the preferred option of the displaced persons, the provision of land would adversely affect the sustainability of a park or protected area, or sufficient land is not available at a reasonable price, non-land-based options built around opportunities for employment or self-employment should be provided in addition to cash compensation for land and other assets lost. The lack of adequate land must be demonstrated and documented to the satisfaction of the Bank. 47 Payment of cash compensation for lost assets may be appropriate where (a) livelihoods are land-based but the land taken for the project is a small fraction of the affected asset and the residual is economically viable; (b) active markets for land, housing, and labor exist, displaced persons use such markets, and there is sufficient supply of land and housing; or (c) livelihoods are not land-based. Cash compensation levels should be sufficient to replace the lost land and other assets at full replacement cost in local markets. Displaced persons and their communities, and any host communities receiving them, are provided timely and relevant information, consulted on resettlement options, and offered opportunities to participate in planning, implementing, and monitoring resettlement. Appropriate and accessible grievance mechanisms are established for these groups. In new resettlement sites or host communities, infrastructure and public services are provided as necessary to improve, restore, or maintain accessibility and levels of service for the displaced persons and host communities. Alternative or similar resources are provided to compensate for the loss of access to community resources (such as fishing areas, grazing areas, fuel, or fodder). Patterns of community organization appropriate to the new circumstances are based on choices made by the displaced persons. To the extent possible, the existing social and cultural institutions of resettlers and any host communities are preserved and resettlers' preferences with respect to relocating in preexisting communities and groups are honored. 3.3 Resettlement Measures Applicable to the Project The Project is funded by the state, and constructed and managed by village collectives as beneficiaries. All subcomponents will be collectively owned, and the ownership of collective land will remain unchanged. The land used for village roads, and water supply and sewage treatment facilities is owned by village collectives, which will terminate land contracts with villagers and withdraw contracted land. Habitually, village collectives will be constructors and beneficiaries of rural infrastructure works, and bear resettlement costs arising from a project. However, in the Project, to relieve the financial pressure of the project villages and ensure successful implementation, the governments of the three districts and four counties will bear costs for terminating land contracts and acquiring ground attachments. The resettlement policies and compensation rates of the Project are based on the World Bank’s policy on involuntary resettlement, the Land Acquisition Rates of Anhui Province, and the Uniform AAOVs and Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province promulgated by the Anhui Provincial Government on May 15, 2012, 48 and the applicable policies and regulations of Huangshan City. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style, and cultural heritage protection and utilization will include ancient building renovation, nonmaterial cultural heritage protection and utilization, conversion into Anhui style. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style will improve residential conditions, village environment and tourist value, and villagers’ living standard, and allow for rural economic development. Ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style will be funded by government and conducted on a voluntary basis. A certain amount will be set aside from the World Bank loan to establish the Huangshan subsidy fund for the renovation and protection of ancient residences owned by villagers, and guide proprietors to protect ancient residences. To ensure that funds from the World Bank loan are used openly, fairly and justly, the Huangshan Municipal Government has promulgated the Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation And Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers (see Appendix 1). 3.3.1 Compensation rates for termination of land contracts In the Project, termination of land contracts is limited to 11 villages in four districts/counties, which are Baiguoshu Village, Sankou Town, Huangshan District; Changxi Village, Changxi Xiang, Bei’an and Zhanqi Villages, Bei’an Town, and Sucun Village, Qizili Town, Shexian County; Tianli Village, Wangcun Town and Huaqiao Village, Xikou Town, Xiuning County; Huansha Village, Likou Town, Luxi Village, Luxi Town, Lunkeng Village, Ruokeng Town and Xiangtan Village, Tafang Xiang, Qimen County. The compensation rates of the Project are as follows: Table 7Compensation rates for termination of land contracts Area Farmland Compensatio AAOV County / Multiple of Multiple of n rate for Administrative rate district No. land resettlement termination of division (yuan/mu) compensation subsidy land contracts (yuan/mu) Huangshan II Sankou Town 1500 7 14 31500 District Shexian Other areas (incl. III 1500 7 14 31500 County Changxi Xiang, 49 Bei’an Town, Qizili Town) Xiuning Xikou Town, II-2 1530 7 14 32130 County Wangcun Town Tafang Xiang, II 1580 7 14 33180 Luxi Town Qimen III Likou Town 1530 7 14 32130 County Other areas (incl. IV 1480 6.5 14 30340 Ruokeng Town) 3.3.2 Disbursement of land compensation fees 1. Compensation fees for terminating a land contract shall be paid by the project district/county government to the village committee, which will enter into an agreement for terminating the land contract with the villager, and pay full compensation to the villager. 2. A resettlement right booklet will be distributed before terminating the contracted land, so that the villager knows its rights and interests. 3. Resettlement information will be disclosed at the village congress for supervision by all villagers. 3.3.3 Transfer of contracted land 1. If a villager in a subcomponent village is willing to lease or transfer contracted land, and an AP is willing to continue to contract collective land, the two parties should file an application with the village committee, which will perform coordination to ensure the regular transfer or lease of contracted land. The village committee may also replace a terminated land contract with collective means of production (e.g., non-contracted land, woodland) on an equivalent basis. 2. The lease or transfer of contracted land or replacement of terminated land contracts with collective means of production should meet the applicable state policies. 3. The lease, transfer or replacement of land should be voluntarily, fair and just. 4. The lease, transfer or replacement of land should be disclosed to all villagers. 50 3.3.4 Special Assistance Measures for Vulnerable Groups The following measures will be provided to the vulnerable households that have been identified during the resettlement survey: 1. Suitable job opportunities will be first made available to the affected vulnerable households during construction to increase their income; 2. Members willing and able to work in the vulnerable households will be provided with free employment training, specially on characteristic agriculture, handicrafts and cultural inheritance; 3. Vulnerable groups may propose any special requirement to the village committee, which will meet such requirement through coordination. 4. The external monitoring agency will learn information on the vulnerable households, collect their needs and manage to meet such needs in coordination with village committees and superior authorities. 51 4. Compensation Rates for Resettlement 4.1 Compensation Rates for the termination of land contracts Compensation fees for the acquisition of rural collective land include land compensation fees, resettlement subsidies, compensation fees for young crops and ground attachments, and social security fees for land-expropriated farmers. The Anhui Provincial Government issued the Notice of the Anhui Provincial Government on Adjusting Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province on May 15, 2012. In this project, through consultation with local government departments, the compensation rate for termination of land contracts is adopted as: arable land, including paddy field and dry land, according to 34650 yuan/mu for compensation nonarable land,including garden land and woodland , according to 17270yuan/mu for compensation. Such compensation standards higher than the national standards, and it is applicable to the actual situation in the region where the project consrtuct.The distirct and county compansate villagers will ensure that the project on schedule. . 4.2 Compensation for Young Crops According to the Notice on Issuing Compensation Rates for Ground Attachments and Young Crops in Land Acquisition of Huangshan Municipality, the compensation rates for young crops on the farmland acquired for the Project are as follows: 1. 1,000 yuan/mu for young crops on irrigated land, and 800 yuan/mu for other food and oil crops on non-irrigated land; 2. Orchards at the early production and aged stages will be compensated for at half the above rates; saplings of not more than two years will be compensated for at the rates for seedlings, namely 0.3 yuan each for tea seedlings and 1-3 yuan each for other seedlings. 52 4.3 Compensation and transplanting for scattered trees The construction of the project area in Huangshan, the area belong to the state as nature conservation areas, in principle, the trees felling are not allowed in this area in order to ensure that the nature environment is not compromised. The village committee contracted village collective`s mountain and the forest to the villagers and the villagers are responsible for the management, so benefit of bamboo growing owned by the villagers themselves. The project`s outputs are owned collectively. In addition, village committees will participate in project construction and decision-making as beneficiaries, so the village committees is responsible for transplanting and filing felled of scattered trees. The trees need to be transplanted should be executed by village committee,the trees need to be transplanted, such as: ornamental trees, including pine, sycamore, poplar, sweet-scented osmanthus trees, etc, these trees would be transplanted to the focal scenic spot of village in order to attractive tourists; The trees can be felled, such as:first and praecox are owned by villagers. As the bamboo shoots, best economic benefit of praecox come from 1-2 year old mother bamboo, and it still valued after felled, and the old bamboos` felling helps the growth of new bamboo. The murburry in this area is the dwarf mulberry, just like the general shrubs, the villagers have to give mulberry pruning and cultivation in every winter, because the construction period of project would avoid murburry growing season, Therefore, during the contruction, mueberry trees can be transplanted to other places temporarily, and when construction finished, they can be transplanted back into the place. This movement would not affect the growth and use of murbeey in the coming year. 53 5. Resettlement and Restoration Programs The resettlement task force is composed of staff from the Huangshan Municipal Project Leading Group, district/county project leading groups, Huangshan Municipal Project Management Office (PMO) and district/county PMOs, and conducts resettlement planning according to the applicable prevailing laws, regulations and policies, and the Bank’s requirements for resettlement, and on the basis of local resettlement programs. The resettlement objective of the Project is to ensure that the APs can receive full compensation for their losses, reasonable resettlement and satisfactory restoration, enable them to share the benefits of the project and assist them in temporary difficulties, so that their income level and standard of living, and the affected enterprises’ production capacity and profitability are improved or at least restored, in real terms, to pre-displacement levels or to levels prevailing prior to the beginning of project implementation, whichever is higher. 5.1 Objectives, Principles and Tasks of Resettlement 5.1.1 Objectives of Resettlement According to the actual living standard of the APs in 2011, and by reference to the levels and long-term objectives of economic and social development of the project districts (counties), the objectives of resettlement of the Project are as follows: 1. Ensure the self-sufficiency of food; tap land potential and increase land output through agricultural restructuring in areas with limited land resources; 2. Take active measures to ensure that the economic status of the AHs is not affected; 3. Public infrastructure, educational, medical and traffic facilities, natural conditions and social benefits are better than pre-resettlement levels. 5.1.2 Principles of Resettlement 1. The APs should participate in the whole process of resettlement. 2. It is necessary to consult the APs or their representatives about 54 compensation rates for termination of land contracts, young crops and ground attachments, termination of land contracts and restoration timing, fund disbursement, use and management, and production and business restoration measures. Before ancient residence renovation and conversion of houses into Anhui style, agreements on renovation scope and period, and production and livelihood impacts should be reached with the APs by means of FGD, etc. 3. All compensation payable to individuals should be fully and directly paid to proprietors, and should not be withheld or embezzled by any organization or individual. 4. Assistance should be provided to vulnerable groups. 5.1.3 Tasks of Resettlement According to the survey, 265 households in 42 villages, 6 districts/counties will be resettled, including 110 households with 385 persons affected bytermination of land contracts, 155households by temporary land use. 5.1.4 Monitoring tasks of the external monitoring agency The external monitoring agency should monitor the following: 1. Termination of land contracts will affect 110 households with 385 persons. Temporary land use will affect 155 households, including 8 vulnerable households. 2. Ancient residence renovation will affect 90 households and conversion into Anhui style will affect 266 households. 22 vulnerable households will need special resettlement. 3. Women have participated in project implementation and activities related to their own development. 5.2 Overall resettlement program for APs Contracts of 40.11 mu of land will be terminated for the Project, affecting 110 households with 385 persons, including 22.65 mu of irrigated land, 10.63 mu of non-irrigated land, 2.13 mu of woodland and 4.7 mu of garden land. This land will be used for road construction, and water supply and sewage treatment facilities mainly. During the impact survey and resettlement planning, the RAP preparation team held FGDs in the townships/sub-districts and villages/communities to discuss resettlement programs, involving district, township and village/community officials, and representatives of the APs. The resettlement programs of all villagers have been 55 approved by the local governments and AHs. The village resettlement teams analyzed land resources, villagers’ income and other village information, and covered villagers’ losses from termination of land contracts in consultation with the AHs, in which the main mode of compensation would be direct cash compensation. The resettlement planning process is as follows: 1. Compensation fees for termination of land contracts will be paid by the governments of the three districts and four counties to the relevant village committees to ensure timely and successful project implementation. 2. The village committee will establish a special account to manage compensation fees. 3. The APs will be notified 3 months before the commencement of construction to reduce their losses in land investment. 4. The village committee will terminate land contracts within two months before the commencement of construction. 5. Resettlement information will be disclosed to all villagers in the bulletin board of the village committee. 6. If all villagers have no objection, compensation fees will be paid to the APs within one week. 7. If a villager in a subcomponent village is willing to lease or transfer contracted land, and an AP is willing to continue to contract collective land, the two parties should file an application with the village committee, which will perform coordination to ensure the regular transfer or lease of contracted land. 8. The village committee may also replace a terminated land contract with collective means of production (e.g., non-contracted land, woodland) on an equivalent basis. 9. The lease or transfer of contracted land or replacement of terminated land contracts with collective means of production should meet the applicable state policies. 10. The lease, transfer or replacement of land should be disclosed to all villagers. In the project villagers, most men work outside and many women stay at home. Men still play a main role in village activities, and women’s participation level is generally low. However, official and unofficial women’s organizations are organized to some extent. The Project will develop village-level tourism and promote the rural green economy. The World Bank always pays attention to women’s development and is committed to gender equality. Therefore, the Project will protect rural women’s rights and interests in social security and development, and improve their level of participation. We have proposed the following measures to further promote women’s participation in project implementation in order to strengthen their supervision over the Project and promote successful project implementation in the future. 56 5.3 Income Restoration Measures In order that the APs’ production and livelihoods are restored and developed as soon as possible, the following measures will also be taken: (1) During construction, jobs will be first made available to the APs, and local building materials will be utilized with priority. (2) The APs will have priority in participating in local labor output projects. (3) Skills training will be provided to the 110 households affected by termination of land contracts. Since the population affected bytermination of land contracts is located mainly in Shexian County, Xiuning County, Huangshan District and Qimen County, skills training will be provided to the APs in these districts/counties in a language that the APs can understand, so as to improve their vocational skills and income. 5.4 Restoration Program for Temporary Land Use Some land will be used temporarily for production and livelihood restoration, and construction during construction. The owner will define the mode of temporary land use for construction, restoration requirements and compensation rates for temporary land use to be paid by the contractor in the construction contract with the contractor. In the budgetary estimates in this RAP, compensation for temporary land use includes one-year compensation fees and one-time land reclamation costs. To reduce the impacts of temporary land use on the surrounding environment and local residents, the design agency has given consideration to the location of land use, mode of construction and reclamation method. 5.5 Measures to Strengthen Women’s Participation in the Project The Project aims to promote village tourism and economic development through infrastructure construction, ancient residence renovation and conversion into Anhui style. Therefore, we have proposed the following measures to enhance women’s participation in the Project. 57 1.The resettlement team of each village must include at least two female members, preferably aged 30-50 years. Their comments should be well considered during project and resettlement implementation. 2.Village collectives should provide skills training to women in the subsequent stage of the Project, including tour guide and individual business management training, to make prepare prepared for future tourism development. 3.Give full play to the role of nonofficial women organization and strengthen their mutual help function for women. Women holding village management positions or having adequate knowledge of the Project should strengthen publicity on the Project and encourage the participation of other women. The specific modes of participation may include giving advice on and supervising the Project in the early stage, and encouraging women to run agritament sites or household guesthouses, and serving as tour guides in future village-level tourism development. 5.6 Restoration Program for Affected Vulnerable Groups 8 vulnerable households will be affected by the Project, Special assistance will be provided to these vulnerable groups during resettlement. Assistance teams headed by township and village heads will be established in all the project districts and counties to provide timely assistance to vulnerable groups during production and livelihood restoration. 58 6. Resettlement Budget and Management 6.1 Composition of Resettlement Budget The resettlement costs of the Project mainly include compensation fees for termination of land contracts, compensation fees for land attachments, other resettlement costs and contingencies. Other Resettlement Costs;Such costs are mainly other costs incurred during resettlement preparation and implementation, such as external resettlement monitoring and evaluation (M&E) costs, surveying and appraisal costs, etc. These costs will be fixed based on industrial standards or by reference to similar projects. Administrative costs for resettlement are 5% of direct resettlement costs, and are used mainly for institutional enhancement, organizational coordination, internal monitoring, business reception, job training,termination of land contracts reward, information collection and disclosure, preliminary preparation, office purchase and lease, staff wages and benefits, vehicle purchase, use and maintenance, communication, routine management, etc. Contingencies include material and price contingencies (excluding costs incurred to temporary design changes), totaling 10% of basic costs. 6.2 Resettlement Budget The general resettlement budget of the Project is 2281568.4 yuan. See Table Table 8Resettlement Budget of the Project Compensation No. Item Unit Qty. Amount (yuan) rate (yuan) I Basic costs 1444842.1 termination of land 1368221.7 contracts costs Land compensation fees mu 1271106.1 Cultivated land mu 33.28 34650 1153152 Non-cultivated land mu 6.83 17270 117954.1 Young crop compensation mu 53335.1 fees Irrigated land mu 22.65 1150 26047.5 Non-irrigated land mu 10.63 920 9779.6 Woodland mu 2.13 1600 3408 Garden land mu 4.7 3000 14100 Temporary land use costs mu 38.07 920-1150 43780.5 59 Other termination of land 76620.4 contracts costs 2% of termination termination of land of land contracts 27364.4 contracts service costs costs termination of land 3.6% of termination contracts management of land contracts 49256 costs costs II Relevant costs 620000 Resettlement M&E fees 620000 III Administrative Costs for Resettlement (5% of basic costs) 72242.1 IV Contingencies (10% of basic costs) 144484.2 Total 2281568.4 60 7. Organizational Structure 7.1 Organizational Setup To ensure the successful implementation of the Project, the Huangshan Municipal Government has established necessary agencies to plan, coordinate and monitor resettlement activities, including:  Huangshan Municipal Project Leading Group  District/county project leading groups  Huangshan Municipal PMO  District/county PMOs 7.2 Organizational Responsibilities 7.2.1 Huangshan Municipal Project Leading Group To strengthen the organizational leadership of the Project, the Huangshan Municipal Government has established the Project Leading Group headed by an executive deputy mayor, and composed of leaders of municipal and district/county government departments concerned to deal with the overall deployment, integrated management, external liaison, supervision, inspection and coordination of the Project. 7.2.2 District/County Project Leading Groups A district/county project leading group is composed of leaders of the district/county government departments concerned, responsible for project preparation and implementation, including the utilization of financial, technical and institutional resources, cross-departmental coordination, solving key issues, reviewing and approving relevant programs, etc. 7.2.3 Huangshan Municipal PMO The Huangshan Municipal PMO is located at the Huangshan Municipal Development and Reform Commission, headed by a deputy director-general of the commission, responsible for project implementation and management, quality control and monitoring, procurement and financing management, annual planning, progress 61 and financial reporting, progress monitoring, etc. 7.2.4 District/county PMOs A district/county PMO is headed by a director-general or deputy director-general and has adequate workforce to work on project implementation, management, procurement, financing and other aspects, responsible for project coordination, and the preparation for and implementation of the subcomponents. 7.3 Staffing To ensure successful project and resettlement implementation, the Huangshan Municipal Project Leading Group, district/county leading groups, Huangshan Municipal PMO, district/county PMOs and departments concerned have established resettlement agencies at the district/county and sub-district/township levels. 7.4 Subjects of Distribution of Resettlement Funds The resettlement funds of the Project will be paid to different subjects. To ensure that the resettlement funds are paid to the affected villages and APs fully and timely, the role of the external monitoring agency, internal monitoring and state auditing agencies will be given full play to, and intermediate links minimized for payment in a simple, feasible and direct manner. 7.5 Fund Disbursement 7.5.1 Funding Sources and Principles of Disbursement 1. All costs related to termination of land contracts should be included in the general budget of the Project, and compensation fees fortermination of land contracts and other costs will be paid to the affected villages and APs via the sub-district and township resettlement offices; 2. Compensation fees for houses will be paid before house construction; 3. Based on the practical conditions of each community/village and the APs’ expectations, all APs having the capability to shift from agriculture to business and willing to accept cash compensation will receive full cash compensation for their acquiredtermination of land contractsnd. 4. To ensure successful compensation fortermination of land contracts and the timely disbursement of funds, all resettlement implementing agencies must establish 62 financial and supervisory agencies at all levels. 7.5.2 Financial Management Agencies 1. The agencies responsible for compensation fees for ruraltermination of land contracts are the component owners, district/county PMOs,termination of land contractsnd administration departments, sub-district offices, township governments and village committees. 2. The agencies responsible for compensation fees for rural houses are the component owners and district/county PMOs. 3. The resettlement funds will be disbursed from the top down in strict conformity with the financial settlement and auditing institutions, and agencies at all levels will inspect and report the availability and use of funds periodically, and propose corrective measures and remedies against accidents to ensure that the funds are disbursed and used as planned. 7.5.3 Fund Flow 1. The component owners enter into master agreements ontermination of land contracts compensation with the district/countytermination of land contractsnd and resources bureaus or PMOs, which in turn enter into agreements ontermination of land contracts compensation with the affected township governments. 2. The district/countytermination of land contractsnd and resources bureaus or PMOs or township governments enter into agreements ontermination of land contracts compensation with the affected village committees. 3. The component owners paytermination of land contractsnd compensation fees to the individual APs through a bank according to the agreements ontermination of land contracts compensation. 63 8. Further public Participation and Consultation 8.1 Plan for Subsequent Public Consultation with the Affected Population With the progress of project preparation and implementation, the PMOs at different levels will also conduct further consultation activities, including: 1. The APs’ comments on compensation policies; 2. Specific resettlement measures for households to be relocated temporarily during ancient residence renovation; 3. Possible issues during renovation and temporarytermination of land contractsnd use; and 4. Other concerns of the APs. At the implementation stage, the main modes of participation and consultation of the APs include: 1. Direct mode FGDs will be held with representatives of the APs and village officials to solicit comments and suggestions on major concerns of the APs. 2. Indirect mode The APs will reflect grievances, comments and suggestions to village committees,termination of land contracts management agencies and monitoring agencies. 8.2 Information Disclosure Before the implementation of resettlement, thetermination of land contracts announcement was published via local newspapers, radio stations and TV stations, and notices posted in the project villages to communicate resettlement policies, compensation rates and appeal channels. This RAP should be made accessible to the public physically or online. Project information will be disclosed as follows: Table 9Information Disclosure Schedule Information to be Language Mode of disclosure Date of disclosure disclosed used Within one week after assessment as RAP Newspaper or network Chinese promised by the government Resettlement Newspaper or network Chinese Within one week after assessment as 64 Information Booklet promised by the government termination of land Newspaper, network 2-3 months beforetermination of land Chinese contracts notice or bulletin contracts Payment of Newspaper, network 2-3 months before commencement of Chinese compensation fees or bulletin construction 9. Grievance Redress 9.1 Appeal Channels and Procedures Since resettlement is a complex task that involves extensivetermination of land contracts and resettlement, a highly transparent, simple and feasible grievance redress mechanism will be established to collect the APs’ comments, grievances and appeals, handle them fairly and efficiently, and ensure successful resettlement. 9.1.1 Setup and Composition of Appeal Handling Agencies To further protect the APs’termination of land contractswful rights, a transparent, fair and effective grievance redress mechanism will be established. In consideration of the special nature of the Project, it is advised to establish village-level coordination teams accept grievances and appeals, and mediate disputes within villages, district/county coordination offices to handle resettlement disputes and grievances that are not addressed at the village level, an appeal hotline and an e-mail box to collect grievances and appeals. Table 10List of Contacts and Contact Information of the District/County PMOs Agency Contact Tel Huangshan District PMO Jiang Jing 8500731 Huizhou District PMO Yan Ruijuan 3582798 Shexian County PMO Xu Ning 6515029 Xiuning County PMO Yu Chunyan 7519441 Yixian County PMO Fang Hua 5522047 Qimen County PMO Zheng Guozhen 4513724 Tunxi District PMO Jin Chang 2596459 9.1.2 Main Appeal Channels for the APs If any appeal cannot be addressed at the village level, the AP may file the appeal with resettlement office of the next higher level in the following ways: 1. The AP may contact the district/county resettlement office by telephone; 2. The AP may file the appeal with district/county resettlement office by letter; 3. The AP may file the appeal by e-mail; or 4. The AP may file the appeal the district/county resettlement office in person. 65 9.2 Reply to Appeals Appeals should be first addressed by the village resettlement team. If any appeal cannot be addressed at the village level, the district/county resettlement office should give a reply. 9.2.1 Scope of Reply 1. Brief description of grievance; 2. Investigation results; 3. Applicable state provisions, and the principles and rates specified in this RAP; and 4. Disposition and basis. 9.2.2 Modes of Reply 1. For any individual grievance, the reply will be delivered directly to the grievant in writing. 2. For any common grievance, a village meeting will be held or a notice given to the village committee. In whichever mode of reply, the reply materials must be sent to the resettlement agency to which the grievant is affiliated. 9.3Appeal Reporting, Follow-up and Feedback The appeal report is the final step to realize feedback. All appeal accepting agencies should compile and manage appeal and handling materials properly, and report to the Anhui Provincial PMO in writing monthly. In order to record appeals and dispositions of the APs completely, the following registration form has been prepared: Table 11Registration Form of Grievances and Appeals Accepting Time Location agency Proposed Appellant Appeal Expected solution Actual handling solution Appellant Recorder (signature) (signature) 66 Notes: 1. The recorder should record the appeal and request of the appellant factually. 2. The appeal process should not be interfered with or hindered whatsoever. 3. The proposed solution should be notified to the appellant within the specified time. The key points of this chapter will be disclosed to the APs before resettlement implementation. 67 10. M&E Mechanism To ensure the successful implementation of the RAP and resettle the APs properly, periodic M&E ontermination of land contracts and resettlement activities will be conducted in accordance with the Bank’s policy on involuntary resettlement (OP4.12), and the Operational Guide to the Monitoring and Evaluation of Resettlement of World Bank Financed Projects in China. Monitoring is divided into internal monitoring of resettlement agencies and external independent monitoring. 10.1 Purpose and Arrangements of Internal Monitoring Internal monitoring aims to provide necessary feedback based on this RAP to identify existing issues and take adjustment measures to ensure that the Project progresses as planned and the objectives of resettlement are realized. To ensure that the living standard of the APs is improved or at least maintained, and that resettlement is implemented in a manner consistent with this RAP, internal resettlement monitoring must be implemented. Internal monitoring will be performed by the Huangshan Municipal PMO with the assistance of the district/county leading groups, PMOs, andtermination of land contractsnd and resources bureaus. In addition, monitoring agencies will be established at the village level to ensure that the implementing agencies implementtermination of land contracts and resettlement pursuant to the principles and schedule in this RAP, and that the resettlement agencies function properly. 10.1.1 Methods and Procedure of Internal Monitoring The PMO is responsible for the internal monitoring of the implementation of this RAP with the assistance of the implementing agencies. During resettlement implementation, the PMO will collect and verify data from the implementing agencies every two months to create a continuous information flow in a fixed format. 1. An internal monitoring mechanism will be established to inspect resettlement activities, establish a basictermination of land contracts and resettlement database, and monitor the whole process of resettlement preparation and implementation. 2. During implementation, the resettlement agencies at all levels should establish resettlement information libraries, update such libraries dynamically, and report thetermination of land contractstest activity records and implementation progress to superior resettlement agencies level by level. 3. In the above mechanism, information sheets in specified formats will be prepared to realize a continuous information flow from the project villages to the Huangshan Municipal PMO. 68 10.1.2 Scope of Internal Monitoring The PMO is responsible for monitoring the following: 1. Staffing, training, working schedule and efficiency of the resettlement agencies 2. Adequacy and rationality of participation and consultation activities of the APs during preparation and implementation 3. Payment of compensation to the APs 4. Relocation of the APs 5. Resettlement and restoration of vulnerable groups 6. Reemployment of affectedtermination of land contractsbor 7. Land reallocation 8. Restoration of infrastructure and public facilities 9. Resettlement, restoration and compensation of affected enterprises 10. Implementation of the policies in this RAP 11. Participation and consultation at the implementation stage 12. Schedule for the above activities 10.1.3 Institutional and Staffing Arrangements of Internal Monitoring The Huangshan Municipal PMO is responsible generally for internal resettlement monitoring, and the district/county project leading groups and PMOs, land administration department and township resettlement offices will coordinate implementation to ensure that the implementing agencies implement termination of land contracts and resettlement pursuant to the principles and schedule in this RAP, and that the resettlement agencies function properly. 10.1.4 Responsibility of Internal Monitoring Agencies The responsibility of the internal monitoring agencies is to identify issues and changes arising from resettlement timely, so that resettlement measures can be adapted to such issues and changes to ensure the realization of the resettlement objectives. 10.1.5 Interval and Reporting of Internal Monitoring During resettlement, the PMO will submit an internal monitoring report to the Bank quarterly. The PMO will solve issues arising from resettlement and restoration activities together with the implementing agencies, and take necessary measures to ensure the progress and quality of resettlement. The first report will be submitted within four months of the beginning of resettlement. After the completion of resettlement, an internal monitoring report will be submitted to the Bank by January 31 of each year. 69 10.2 Purpose and Arrangements of External Monitoring External independent M&E will be performed by an independent external monitoring agency on termination of land contracts and resettlement periodically. The scope of external M&E includes resettlement network functions; termination of land contracts and resettlement progress and compensation; resettlement and restoration of the persons, commercial stores and enterprises affected by termination of land contracts; and analysis of the production level and living standard of the APs. External M&E will examine all resettlement activities from a comprehensive, long-term point of view. The external monitoring agency will track resettlement activities to evaluate if resettlement is implemented in accordance with the state laws on termination of land contracts and resettlement, and the Bank’s operational policy (OP4.12), and if the production level and living standard of the APs has been improved or at least maintained. The external monitoring agency will give advice to the implementing agencies based on its findings to solve issues arising from resettlement implementation timely. 10.2.1 Institutional and Staffing Arrangements of External Monitoring The PMO should appoint an experienced and competent agency as the external monitoring agency. 10.2.2 Responsibility of External Monitoring Agency The external monitoring agency will evaluate resettlement implementation and effectiveness, expect possible issues, and propose feasible action plans as an independent third party to help the resettlement agencies realize the objectives of this RAP, and ensure that the APs play an active role in production and livelihood restoration. The external monitoring agency will monitor and evaluate the following: —Functioning and appropriateness of the resettlement organizational network; —Variation in the living standard of the APs and suitability of their restoration; and —Adaptation of the APs to the new lifestyle. 10.2.3 Methods and Procedure of External Monitoring External M&E will be conducted in the following four ways: 1. Baseline survey on the living standard of the APs During resettlement implementation, a survey will be conducted on the APs’ production and livelihood to collect basic data for resettlement post-evaluation. The baseline survey will be conducted as a sampling survey, in which sampling rates are as follows: 10% for ordinary AHs; and 25% for vulnerable groups. The follow-up survey will be conducted on the sample households in the baseline 70 survey. 2. During termination of land contracts, monitoring staff will be assigned for continuous monitoring. Table 12Recording Form of External Resettlement M&E Address and contact Description of No. Reporter Disposition Remarks information reported issue 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Recorder: Date: 3. Periodic return visits and follow-up surveys The external monitoring agency will pay return visits to the APs after resettlement to learn the implementation of the resettlement policies, improvement of their income and livelihoods, identify existing issues and report to the PMO timely. Periodic return visits and follow-up surveys will be conducted as follows: a. Learning the internal monitoring reports of the resettlement agencies; b. Field visits to the resettlement agencies to learn the following mainly: —If the staff of the resettlement agencies meets the required qualifications; —If the prerequisite working conditions of the resettlement agencies are met; —If the resettlement agencies follow the procedures and requirements specified in this RAP; —How resettlement issues are addressed by the resettlement agencies; and —Management and maintenance of resettlement information by the resettlement agencies. c. Door-to-door interview: The external monitoring agency will interview AHs faced to face to learn the progress of resettlement, and listen to their grievances and suggestions. Door-to-door interviews will be conducted monthly by the external monitoring agency independently. d. FGD: The external monitoring agency will hold FGDs with the APs on major issues of the Project. e. Field observation: The external monitoring agency will visit resettlement sites regularly and irregularly. f. Case study: Typical cases arising from resettlement will be analyzed to find solutions and proposed reference advice. g. Questionnaire survey: A sampling questionnaire survey will be conducted on production and livelihood restoration to solicit comments on resettlement and provide reference for future work. 71 h. Post-evaluation: A comprehensive post-evaluation will be conducted on the AHs, and affected enterprises and commercial stores within 6 months of completion of termination of land contracts to learn their production and livelihood restoration. 10.2.4 Scope of External Monitoring The external monitoring agency will conduct M&E by providing technical assistance to the PMO and surveying the living standard of the APs. 1. The external monitoring agency will monitor the land use, compensation and resettlement of the AHs carefully. 2.Keep monitoring records until the completion of resettlement. 3. Monitor resettlement funds. 4. Conduct the baseline survey and resettlement sampling survey. 5. Conduct a follow-up socioeconomic survey and comparative livelihood study after the completion of the Project. 6. Monitor the production restoration of the affected collective infrastructure. 7. Monitor land use, including: (1) Land use procedures; (2) Options for employment resettlement for affected rural labor; and (3) Implementation of land use compensation agreements and appeals from APs. 8. Monitor the adequacy and rationality of public participation and consultation. 9. Evaluate fund disbursement, investment, use and effectiveness. 10. Compile the census data of the affected residents, commercial stores and enterprises, and submit a report to the PMO. External M&E is divided into the following three types: 1. The priorities of external M&E on the households affected by house renovation are: (1) If any household accepts house renovation voluntarily; (2) If the renovation mode respects the proprietor’s expectation; (3) If there is any ownership change in house renovation; (4) If the special policy for vulnerable groups has been implemented; (5) If the schedule for conversion into Anhui style and ancient residence renovation is appropriate and rational; (6) If the interests of house proprietors are considered; (7) Handling of grievances and appeals of the APs. 2. The monitoring of the APs includes: (1) If compensation fees for termination of land contracts are made available according to the RAP; (2) If resettlement subsidies for the affected agricultural population are made available according to the RAP; (3) If the lease, circulation and replacement of contracted land is supported by village committees; (4) Disbursement of land compensation fees; 72 (5) Disbursement of compensation fees for young crops and ground attachments; (6) Restoration of temporarily used land; (7) Implementation of special policies for vulnerable groups. 3. Women’s participation 4. Public consultation and information disclosure 5. Handling of other grievances. 10.2.5 Reporting System for External Monitoring A. Submission of external M&E reports From the beginning to completion of resettlement, the external monitoring agency will submit an M&E report to the project owner every two months, and an M&E report to the Bank (through the PMO) semiannually at the end of each half year. After each baseline survey or follow-up survey, the external monitoring agency will submit a survey report to the Bank (through the PMO). B. Follow-up actions After the external monitoring agency submits each M&E report, the project owner will hold discussions with the external monitoring agency and other agencies, and propose follow-up actions for outstanding issues. Each M&E report will include: Reporting solutions to issues verified in the previous report, and implementation and effectiveness thereof; and Follow-up actions taken by the agencies concerned after the discussion of the previous report. 73 11. Entitlement Matrix Table 13Entitlement Matrix APs Measures Villagers Temporary  Construction should avoid the busy farming season and the growth period of land use main crops.  Contractors will restore temporarily used land. Terminatio 1. Land contracts between village committees and villagers will be terminated. n of land 2. Villagers affected by termination of land contracts will be compensated contracts according to the Uniform AAOVs and Compensation Rates for Land Acquisition of Anhui Province in the three districts and four counties. Residents Temporary 1. Is the renovation mode as expected by proprietors? affected by relocation 2. Is there any ownership change during renovation? Is renovation voluntary? ancient  Is the schedule for conversion into Anhui style and ancient residence residence renovation rational and appropriate? renovation 4. Have interests of proprietors been considered? Vulnerable groups 1. Has the special policy for vulnerable groups implemented? 2. At the construction stage, suitable jobs will be first be made available to vulnerable households to increase their income; 3. Free employment training will be provided to those willing and able to work in vulnerable households. 74 Appendix1: Summary of Project Impacts by District/County Table 14: Summary of impacts of the Project by district/county Number of Terminatio Temporary Vulnerable villages Scattered n of land District / county AHs land use affected by trees contracts population (mu) resettlement (mu) Huangshan District 9 141 2009 1.1 36.29 8 Huizhou District None None None None None None Shexian County 4 78 232 26 None None Xiuning County 2 7 None 3.3 None None Qimen County 4 6 6 9.71 None None Tunxi District None None None None None None Yixian County 3 17 None None 1.78 None Total 22 265 2247 40.11 38.07 8 Impacts on villages involving Termination of land contracts by district/county 75 1. Tunxi District In Tunxi District, none affected resettlements. (1) Xinjiang Village Table 15List of subcomponents in Xinjiang Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Village trunk road, 690m long (4.5m wide) No Roads 2 530m village secondary road (2.5m wide) No 3 4.1km trunk road and village lighting No Water supply pipeline Ø200, 433m long (to be fixed by design 1 No staff, the same below) 2 Water supply pipeline Ø150, 905m long No Water supply 3 Water supply pipeline Ø100, 3,000m long No 4 Water supply pipeline Ø90, 3,800m long No 5 Water supply pipeline Ø75, 2,200m long No 1 Sewer pipeline Ø110, 6,000m long No 2 Sewer pipeline Ø225, 5,800m long No 3 Sewer pipeline Ø300, 700m long No Wastewater 4 Concrete drain pipeline Ø600, 4,500m long No 5 PE drain pipeline Ø300, 6,000m long No 6 4 solar micro-power wastewater treatment systems No Supporting 2 1 Villager activity square, 1,100 m No facilities Material cultural 1 conversion into Anhui style 29 households No 76 heritage (2) Liucun Village Table 16List of subcomponents in Liucun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Village road hardening, 240m long No Roads 2 Village road hardening, 300m long No 1 One booster pump station, flow rate 1,000m3/d No Water supply 2 Water supply pipeline, 2,000m long No 3 Water supply pipeline, 3,000m long No 1 Sewer pipeline, 2,000m long No Wastewater 2 Sewer pipeline, 1,600m long No 3 3 artificial wetland wastewater treatment systems, overall size 48m3/d No Supporting 2 1 Villager activity square, 1,500 m No facilities 1 Drain ditch improvement, 1,770m long, width × height 4.5*4, dredging and lining No 2 Wunei pond reinforcement, dam length 40m, dam height 7m No 3 Lizi pond reinforcement, dam length 40m, dam height 4m No 4 Middle pond reinforcement, dam length 60m, dam height 6m No River channels 5 Waiwei pond reinforcement, dam length 40m, dam height 5m No 6 Inside pond reinforcement, dam length 30m, dam height 4m No 7 Zhongxin pond reinforcement, dam length 60m, dam height 6m No 8 Houtou pond reinforcement, dam length 50m, dam height 6m No (3) Waibianxi Village 77 In Waibianxi Village, the Project involves neither termination of land contracts nor the demolition of attachments, there is none affected resettlement . Project construction contains 13 ancient residences will be renovated Table 17 List of subcomponents in Waibianxi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 North street, 114m long, 3.5m wide, red gneiss pavement No 2 South street, 120m long, 4m wide, red gneiss pavement No Roads 3 West street, 85m long, 4m wide, red gneiss pavement No 4 Pipeline laying: 300m φ200pvc pipeline, 300m 5-hole pipeline No 1 DN500 rain pipeline, 600m long No Wastewater 2 Sewer pipeline, 600m long No 2 1 Square, 900 m No Supporting 2 2 Car park, 800 m No facilities 2 3 2 tourist toilets and administrative room (200 m each) No Storm 1 Rain pipeline, 600m long No 2 1 13 Jiejitou (300 m ) No 2 2 15 Jiejitou (80 m ) No 2 3 17 Jiejitou (36 m ) No 2 4 19 Jiejitou (36 m ) No 2 Material cultural 5 21 Jiejitou (144 m ) No 2 heritage 6 29 Jiejitou (80 m ) No 2 7 33 Jiejitou (63 m ) No 2 8 20 Waibianxi (323 m ) No 2 9 29 Waibianxi (300 m ) No 7 Fangjia irrigation canal, 516m (1*1m) No 78 8 Xinghuo Group irrigation canal, 200m (1*1m) No 9 Guanqiao Group irrigation canal, 625m (0.6*1m) No 2 Miniscape garden (50 mu), a modern, high-standard 2,000 m greenhouse: 1) sprinkler system; 2) 1 cooling system; 3) ventilation system; 4) internal and external sun-proofing system; 5) heating No Characteristic system; 6) drip irrigation system industries 2 2 Trading market: 1) 500 m masonry concrete Anhui-style market; 2) 450 m sales and exhibition 2 2 No zone; 3) 50 m office zone Table 18Ancient residence renovation in Waibianxi Village House type: 1) Ancient residence Village ancient Size Is it Name of Population of occupant’s 2 Owner renovation group residence; 2) (m ) occupied? occupant household ancestral temple Real estate 20 Waibianxi Yanghu 1 323.9 Yes HL 3 operating company Real estate 29 Waibianxi Yanghu 1 300 Yes ZJF 4 operating company Real estate 13 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 300 No operating company Real estate 15 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 80 Yes HXM 2 operating company Real estate 17 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 36 Yes HX 3 operating company Real estate 19 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 36 Yes WJ 2 operating company 21 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 144 Real estate Yes WDL 2 79 operating company Real estate 29 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 80 Yes SDB 3 operating company Real estate 33 Jiejitou Yanghu 1 63 No ZXP 3 operating company 2. Huizhou District Huizhou District has 8 villages, all of which do not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use. Only Xixinan, Shuyuan and Lingshan Villages involve the restoration of ancient ancestral temples and ancient buildings. This district is not affected by resettlement. Table 19 List of subcomponents in Huizhou District Is resettlement Village Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Zhihuang-Kengqiao road, roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 4m No 2 New village road 542.7m, roadbed width 5m, pavement width 4.5m No 3 Pavement restoration of central street road 1,190m (damage rate 35%) No Roads 4 Tiao’e tractor road, 3,059m, roadbed width 4m, pavement width 3m No 5 Maintenance of Zhihuang ancient bridge, 20m long, 5m wide No 6 Maintenance of Xixi south old bridge (Guzi Bridge), 180m long No 4. Xixinan Pipeline laying 1 Pipeline laying for the central street, 1,190m long No 1 Fengle River revetment, with a total length of 3,216m No 2 Road hardening in Tiaojie, 3,059m, upper width 1.6m, 1.5m high, bottom width 1.2m No Water resources 3 Road hardening in Leijie, 560m No 4 Dredging in Longjie, 1,190m No 2 1 Xixinan villager activity center, 3,550 m No Supporting facilities 2 Tourist toilet 1 No 80 3 Tourist toilet 2 No Material cultural 1 Laowuge No heritage Characteristic 1 Bee product trading market No industries 1 New road for Putaoyuan canal, 685m No Roads 2 New kindergarten road, 290m No Wastewater 1 Qiankou old village wastewater treatment No 5. Qiankou Water resources 1 Putaoyuan field canal, 685m, bottom dredging and wall lining No Supporting facilities 1 1 car park No Characteristic 1 Tourist product trading market No industries 1 New village entrance highway, 284m, roadbed width 5m, pavement width 4.5m No Roads 2 Tourism highway of Laochen Village, 334m, roadbed width 5m, pavement width 4.5m No 3 Junxi River left bank road, 763m, roadbed width 4m, pavement width 3.5m No 6. Kunsha Pipeline laying 1 Pipeline laying for the tourism highway of Laochen Village, 334m long No Wastewater 1 1 wastewater treatment plant in the lower Junxi River No Water resources 1 Junxi River dredging, 763m, revetment height 1.5m No Shuyuan village road, 852m, roadbed width 5m, pavement width 3.5m, to be broadened to 1 No Roads 4.5m; repair of the road, damage rate 10% 2 Yangshuba-CPF fishpond road, 100m long, roadbed width 3m, pavement width 2m. No 7. Shuyuan 1 Lighting of Shuyuan village road, 852m No Lighting 2 Lighting of Shuyuan village road, 1,153m No Wastewater 1 Wastewater treatment plant No Water resources 1 Dredging of Lingjin River, 2,056m long, average width 8m, dredging depth 1.5m No 81 2 Revetment restoration 1, 73m long, 2.4m high No 3 Revetment restoration 2, 17.43m long, 2.4m high No 4 Revetment restoration 3, 97.3m long, 2.4m high No 5 Revetment restoration 4, 320.6m long, 2.4m high No 6 Revetment restoration 5, 192.7m long, 2.4m high No 7 Revetment restoration 6, 22.6m long, 2.4m high No 8 Revetment restoration 7, 20.1m long, 2.4m high No 9 Revetment restoration 8, 238.4m long, 2.4m high No 10 Revetment restoration 9, 31.2m long, 2.4m high No 11 Revetment restoration 10, 21.2m long, 2.4m high No 12 Revetment restoration 11, 148.8m long, 2.4m high No 13 Revetment restoration 12, 123.3m long, 2.4m high No 14 Revetment restoration 13, 336m long, 2.4m high No 15 Restoration of a check dam No 16 Irrigation canal 1, 522m long, canal hardening, 0.5*0.5 No 17 Irrigation canal 2, 47m long, 1.2*1.2, dredging, 0.3m No 18 Irrigation canal 3, 530m long, hardening, 0.5*0.5 No 1 Landscaping of Shuyuan village road, 852m No 2 Landscaping of Shuyuan village road, 1,153m No Supporting facilities 3 Ecological car park No 4 Dapaifang car park No 5 Dapaifang tourist toilet No Material cultural 1 Restoration of Zanxian Archway No heritage 8. Lingshan Roads 1 Tianjitan-land deity temple, 192m long, roadbed width 1.7m, pavement width 1.5m No 82 2 Main street, 720m long, roadbed width 1.8m, pavement width 1.6m No Lighting 1 Main street lighting, 720m long No Pipeline laying 1 Pipeline laying for Zhengjie Street, 720m long No 1 Wastewater treatment plant No Wastewater 2 Artificial wetland No 1 Ancient dam restoration 1 No 2 Ancient dam restoration 2 No 3 Ancient dam restoration 3 No 4 Ancient dam restoration 4 No 5 Ancient dam restoration 5 No 6 Ancient dam restoration 6 No Water resources 7 Ancient dam restoration 7 No 8 Ancient dam restoration 8 No 9 Ancient dam restoration 9 No 10 Ancient dam restoration 10 No 11 Ancient dam restoration 11 No 12 Restoration of village entrance dam No 13 Dredging of Lingjin River, length 1,430m, average width 3m, dredging depth 0.5m No 1 Tourist distribution center No 2 Trading center No 3 Toilets No Supporting facilities 4 Car park No 5 Access car park No 6 Public toilet No 7 Agritainment site No 83 1 Wufu Temple No Material cultural 2 Tianzun Pavilion No heritage 3 Shuikou Pavilion No 1 Sightseeing road south of new flood bank, 175m long, roadbed width 6m, pavement width 4m No Roads 2 Hardening of Jinxia-Jinzhuping road, 2,155m long, roadbed and pavement width 2m No 3 Restoration of Qianshan road, 334m long, roadbed and pavement width 1.5m No 1 Restoration of a float bridge No 9. Qiahe Bridges 2 Construction of an access bridge, 12.1m long, 1.8m wide No Pipeline laying 1 Pipeline laying for the main road in Qiashe Village, 716m No Water resources 1 Qiashe Bridge-Shimenling revetment restoration, 449m long, 6m high No Supporting facilities 1 Anhui-style tourist toilet No 1 Chongchuan road, 2,273m No Roads 2 Footpath in Caoxi Village, 341m No 3 Lucun road, 100m No 1 Lucun Bridge, 65m long, 4.5m wide No Bridges 10. Fuxi 2 Access bridge in Siping Village, 25m long, 2.5m wide No 1 Caoxi River dredging, 1,532m, 20m wide, dredging depth 0.8m No 2 Caoxi River right 160m, restored to height 6m No Water resources 3 Caoxi River left 380m, restored to height 6m No 4 Lucun revetment 233m, restored to height 6m No 1 Gaozhukeng road, 835m long, 3m wide No 2 Xiawan Road, 1,982m long, 3m wide No 11. Yangcun Roads 3 Road of Lingshang tealeaf base, 865m No 4 Road of Wangkeng tealeaf base, 810m No 5 Road of Cunzhong tealeaf base, 230m No 84 6 Road of Fengdeng tealeaf base, 623m No 7 Road of Duimianshan tealeaf base, 583m No 8 Road of tealeaf base opposite to high school, 407m No 9 Road of moddle tealeaf base, 682m No 10 New village road No 1 Xiawan Bridge No Bridges 2 Wumu access bridge No Lighting 1 Lighting of Yangshang and Yangxia ring road, 2,519m No Water supply 1 Water supply network No Wastewater 1 Sewer network No 1 Revetment restoration 1, 47.7m long No 2 Revetment restoration 2, 32.93m long No Water resources 3 Revetment restoration 3, 43.66m long No 4 Revetment restoration 4, 82.05m long No 5 Fuxi River dredging, 1,593m No 2 Supporting facilities 1 Landscaping 10,000 m , 10 pieces of street furniture No 3. Summary of project impacts in Huangshan District In Huangshan District, 141households will be affected by the Project in total, in which 3 households with 9 persons will be affected by termination of land contracts, 138 households by temporary land use. In Huangshan District, 8 Ancient residence renovationholds fall into vulnerable groups. One village will be affected by termination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 1.1 mu, including 0.5 mu of irrigated land and 0.6 mu of woodland. 9 villages will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 36.29 mu. 2,009 scattered trees will be felled, including 9 miscellaneous trees, 105 bamboos, 1,880 mulberries and 15 firs. Table 20 Summary of project impacts in Huangshan District 85 Type of Collective Affected Scattered Village termination of Subcomponent involved cultivated land Vulnerable population HHs trees land contracts (mu) and type Temporary land 11.54 mu of 12. Raocun Village Sewer network 31 None None use irrigated land Temporary land Water supply and sewer 1.70 of 13. Xingcun Village 11 None None use networks non-irrigated land 14. Guocun Village None None None None None None 1.1 mu: 0.6 of Termination of land Construction of drinking water 3 woodland, 0.5 mu contracts tank and road broadening 16. Baiguoshu Village None of irrigated land None Temporary land 2.00 of artificial wetland 1 use non-irrigated land Temporary land 0.20 of 17. Chaoyang Village Sewer network 4 None None use non-irrigated land 2.85: 1.8 of non-irrigated land, Temporary land 19. Shuxi Village Water supply network 15 None 0.9 of woodland, None use 0.15 of irrigated land Temporary land Water supply and sewer 2.2 mu of 20. Longshan Village 6 None None use networks non-irrigated land 7.8: 0.6 of irrigated 1,895, incl. 15 Temporary land Water supply and sewer land, 3.9 of 21. Xinfeng Village 44 firs, 1,880 4 use networks woodland and 3.3 mulberries of garden land 86 Temporary land Old network updating and road 22. Sanhe Village 6 None 2.1 of woodland None use construction 23. Yongfeng Village 114, incl. 9 5.9: 4.67 of Temporary land miscellaneous irrigated land, 1.23 Water supply network 18 4 use trees, 105 of non-irrigated bamboos land 1.1: 0.5 of irrigated Termination of land 3 land, 0.6 of contracts Total 2009 woodland 8 Temporary land 138 36.29 use (12) Raocun Village: In Raocun Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, The only type of resettlement impact is temporary land use. 31 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 11.54 mu, all being irrigated land, with an estimated period of 90 days, as detailed below: Table 21List of subcomponents in Raocun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Hardening of Raocun Village south road, 1,470m (Raoxi Highway-village entrance ditch, roadbed width 8m, 1 No pavement width 4.5m) (rain gutter 0.5*0.5m) 2 Hardening of rural new village road in Raocun Village, 2,220m (4.0m wide) No Roads 3 Hardening of Xiatan-Maowu access road, 405m (3.0m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 4 Fangjia access road hardening, 825+630=1,455m (3.0m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 5 Zhaijia and Sunjia access road hardening, 200+300=500m (3.0m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 87 6 Hardening of Raosan Highway-Dongjiawan access road, 236m (3.0m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No Hardening of Nanshan access road (3 segments, 180m\164m\227m, 571m in total) (3.0m wide) (rain gutter 7 No 0.3*0.3m) 8 Hardening of internal road in Xiatan, 1430m (2.5m wide) No Hardening of internal roads in Xingfu, Qixin and Xinghuo, 1,250m (2.5m wide), and inter-residence road 500m 9 No (2.0m wide) 10 Xinghuo Group tractor road, 400m (3.5m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 11 Xiatan tractor road, 550m (3.5m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 12 Fangjia tractor road, 150m (3.5m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 13 Xingfu Group tractor road, 570m (3.5m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No 14 Sunjiachong tractor road, 1,274m (3.5m wide) (rain gutter 0.3*0.3m) No Bridges 1 Qixingxing access bridge (8*5m wide) No Lighting 1 Trunk road of Raocun Village 3km; Sunjia 400m; Zhaijia 300m; Xiatan 800m; Qixin 1,000m; Nanshan 500m No Construction of group access water supply pipelines 6,490m (485 households with 1,608 persons, 2,000 1 No Water supply persons during peak periods) 2 Construction village access water supply pipelines 3,050m No 1 Sewer pipeline No Wastewater 2 2# septic tank No 3 Septic tank No Storm 1 Rain pipeline, 2,000m No 2 2 2 Supporting 1 Raocun Village tourist reception center, ecological toilet (1,500 m ), fitness square (700 m ), car park (650 m ) No facilities 2 2 tourist toilets No Raocun Village channel dredging (Raocun Village south road to Raosan Highway, 1,200m, 5m wide, 0.6m Water resources 1 deep; Raosan Highway to Jinding Avenue, 2,560m (7m wide and 0.6m deep for 2,000m, 4m wide and 0.8m No deep for 560m), total length 3,760m 88 2 Drain ditch of Gengshang Group, 275+185=460m (1m*1m) No 3 Maintenance of Xiatan irrigation canal, 1,280m (0.6*0.6) No 4 Irrigation canal of Xingfu Group, 1,300m (1m*1m) No 5 Irrigation canal of Qixin Group, 150m (0.6*0.6m) No 6 Qimutang irrigation canal, 315m (0.8*0.8m) No Table 22Temporary land use for construction in Raocun Village Subcomponent termination Period of involving Village Land type: 1) irrigated land; of land termination of Head of AH 2) non-irrigated land; 3) Crop termination of land Group garden land; 4) woodland contracts land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) TYS Xiatan 1 0.6 Paddy rice 90 days TDX Xiatan 1 0.53 Paddy rice 90 days ZYG Guanqiao 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days TWH Guanqiao 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days TDQ Guanqiao 1 0.23 Paddy rice 90 days TLX Guanqiao 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days TSY Guanqiao 1 0.23 Paddy rice 90 days Sewer network MJB Guanqiao 1 0.38 Paddy rice 90 days DAM Guanqiao 1 0.25 Paddy rice 90 days DAB Guanqiao 1 0.27 Paddy rice 90 days XYF Guanqiao 1 0.38 Paddy rice 90 days PWB Guanqiao 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days WSY Guanqiao 1 0.25 Paddy rice 90 days XYS Guanqiao 1 0.38 Paddy rice 90 days 89 WYD Guanqiao 1 0.55 Paddy rice 90 days WSJ Guanqiao 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days WSQ Guanqiao 1 0.25 Paddy rice 90 days ZZL Guanqiao 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days FYF Guanqiao 1 0.85 Paddy rice 90 days WXL Guanqiao 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days QLG Guanqiao 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days XXB Guanqiao 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days XZM Guanqiao 1 0.23 Paddy rice 90 days MYB Guanqiao 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days MSL Guanqiao 1 0.3 Paddy rice 90 days ZYX Gengshang 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days TGM Gengshang 1 0.23 Paddy rice 90 days TYS Gengshang 1 0.23 Paddy rice 90 days ZLZ Gengshang 1 0.25 Paddy rice 90 days TJS Gengshang 1 0.35 Paddy rice 90 days XRG Gengshang 1 0.45 Paddy rice 90 days (13) Xingcun Village In Xingcun Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts. The only type of resettlement impact is temporary land use. 11 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 1.7 mu, with an estimated period of 15 days, as detailed below: Table 23List of subcomponents in Xingcun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Roads 1 Road hardening between Kuchushu and Nansong Bridge, 290m*4.0m (rain ditch 0.5*0.5m) No 90 2 Road hardening between Nansong Bridge and Citang Bridge, 75m*4.0m No 3 Road hardening between Citang Bridge and Zhongshan’an, 490m*4.0m (rain ditch 0.5*0.5m) No 4 Road hardening between Nansong Bridge and Chachong Bridge, 780m*4.5m No 5 Maintenance of Citang Bridge to YML’s hosue (west of river), 250m No 6 Maintenance of XNG’s house to Guanting Bridge (east of river) concrete road, 250m No 7 Maintenance of concrete road from ZWG’s house to ZYW’s store, 180m No Maintenance of concrete Guanting Road (Guanting Bridge to National Highway 218), 180m (rain 8 No ditch 0.3*0.3m) 9 Hardening of Cangbian Road (Guanting Road to Huitang Road), 250m*4.5m (rain ditch 0.3*0.3m) No 10 Hardening Huitang Road, 170m (rain ditch 0.3*0.3m) No 11 Hardening of inter-residence road (east of river), 650m No 12 Hardening of inter-residence road (west of river), 1,480m No Lighting 1 Village lighting, 1,295m No Pipeline laying 1 Both river sides of village center, 950m No 1 1 high-level pond (8m×8m×1.5m) No 2 1 water intake filter tank (8m×8m×1.5m) No Water supply 3 Water supply pipeline from water intake to water tower, Ø63, 2.5km long Yes 4 Water supply pipeline Ø63, 1.535km long Yes 5 Water supply pipeline Ø50, 2.13km long Yes 1 Sewer pipeline, Ø200, 0.74km long Yes 2 Wastewater settling tank No Wastewater 3 Wastewater grill well No 4 1 artificial wetland No 5 50 septic tanks No Supporting 1 2 tourist toilets No 91 facilities 2 2 ecological car parks No 3 2 fitness squares No 4 Landscaping of Zhongshan Road No 1 Revetments of Xingcun River upper and lower Niutian Mountain segments, 320m No 2 Revetment of Xingcun River Dagengfan segment, 175m No River channels 3 Hetanli revetment 200m No 4 Yangbian River revetment 220m No 5 Dredging of Xingcun River Niutian Mountain to Nansong Bridge segment, 620m No Irrigation canals 1 Irrigation canal 0.54km (0.8×0.6) No Material cultural 1 Cheng’s ancestral temple (under provincial protection) No heritage 600 mu rose base: 5 power distribution facilities, power supply line 3,000m, land leveling 600 mu, 1 No Characteristic operating road 3,500m, 10 storage tank, drip irrigation system 20 mu industries 160 mu orchard: 1) orchard: 1 power distribution facility, power supply line 1,800m, land leveling 2 No 160 mu, road 800m, 5 storage tanks, drip irrigation system 30 mu Table 24Temporary land use for construction in Xingcun Village Subcomponent termination Period of involving Village Land type: 1) irrigated land; of land termination of Head of AH 2) non-irrigated land; 3) Crop termination of land Group garden land; 4) woodland contracts land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) 1. Water supply CZR Hexi 3 0.1 Pear 15 network WJM Hexi 4 0.1 Bamboo 15 CZL Dongbian 1 0.2 Paddy rice 10 2. Sewer network YWZ Dongbian 1 0.25 Paddy rice 10 HXF Dongbian 1 0.25 Paddy rice 10 92 YWK Dongbian 1 0.1 Paddy rice 10 CZL Dongbian 1 0.1 Paddy rice 10 XWD Dongbian 1 0.1 Paddy rice 10 YZG Dongbian 1 0.1 Paddy rice 10 CZH Dongbian 1 0.2 Paddy rice 10 HQS Dongbian 1 0.2 Paddy rice 10 (14) Guocun Village In Guocun Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, There are none affected resettlements. Table 25List of subcomponents in Guocun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Road hardening of Guocun Group, 1,040m (roadbed width 5.0m, pavement width 4.5m) No 2 Road hardening in Shangtang, 116m (roadbed width 6.0m, pavement width 4.5m) No Slate road leading to Xiangeli scenic spot, 300m (the existing cement road is seriously 3 damaged, and the road leading to the Xiangeli scenic spot will be converted into a bluestone No Roads road, roadbed width 2.5m, pavement width 2.0m, constructed along with concealed ditches) Restoration of bluestone Front Street, 455m (damage rate of existing slate road 30%, roadbed 4 No width 2.0m, pavement width 1.5m, constructed along with concealed ditches) Restoration of bluestone Front Street, 119m (damage rate of existing slate road 30%, roadbed 5 No width 1.5m, pavement width 1.2m, constructed along with concealed ditches) 1 Lighting of slate road, 302m long (National Highway 218-Xiangeli, with 5 streetlamps) No 2 Guoshi-Dongmentou lighting, 251m long (with 1 streetlamp) No Lighting No 3 Lighting between LCX’s house and fitness square, 119m long No Water supply 1 A check dam for Longqingyin Bay water intake No 93 2 A high-level pond No Water delivery pipeline from Longqingyin Bay water intake to high-level pond, and connecting 3 No pipeline from high-level pond to completed main network (not included in the Project) Wastewater treatment plant and network in the lower Henghe River (artificial wetland 1 2 No treatment area 1,924 m , serving 228 households with 779 persons) Drainage Cross-village concealed drain ditch, 248m (0.5m wide, 0.6m deep, exit connected to the 2 No Henghe River) Henghe River dredging, multi-stage cobble storage dam, 658m long (cobble concrete dam, 1 No 0.6m high, storage dam to be coordinated with bluestone revetments of the Henghe River) Water resources Heng River dredging and revetment restoration, 1,262m long (revetment height 2.0m and 2 No width 4.5m, dredging depth 0.7m, revetment restored to 350m) 2 Guocun Village farmers’ fitness square 1,310 m (fitness apparatus, ground hardening, 1 No Supporting landscaping, etc.) 2 2 facilities 2 2 public toilets (tourist toilet for car park 80 m and toilet for fitness square 60 m ) No 2 3 Car park, 1,000 m No 2 1 LMG’s residence 148 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 2 TCW’s residence 85 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 3 WJM’s residence 119 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 4 LYR’s residence 151 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 Material cultural 5 LZF’s residence 328 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 heritage 6 LJM’s residence 302 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 7 LCZ’s residence 151 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 8 LLF’s residence 73 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 9 LCX’s residence 186 m (ancient residence renovation) No 2 10 WLH’s residence 68 m (ancient residence renovation) No 94 2 11 ZMZ’s residence 33 m (ancient residence renovation) No 12 CTY’s residence (conversion into Anhui style) No 13 HXQ (conversion into Anhui style) No 14 LCH (conversion into Anhui style) No 15 LCJ (conversion into Anhui style) No 16 LCL (conversion into Anhui style) No 17 LCR (conversion into Anhui style) No 18 LDS (conversion into Anhui style) No 19 LEP (conversion into Anhui style) No 20 LFH (conversion into Anhui style) No 21 LHX (conversion into Anhui style) No 22 LHF (conversion into Anhui style) No 23 LJH (conversion into Anhui style) No 24 LRN (conversion into Anhui style) No 25 LTS (conversion into Anhui style) No 26 LXQ (conversion into Anhui style) No 27 LXZ (conversion into Anhui style) No 28 LXT (conversion into Anhui style) No 29 LYS (conversion into Anhui style) No 30 LZL (conversion into Anhui style) No Rape base and bamboo park (size 1,063 mu, construction of irrigation canals, drain ditches, Characteristic 1 No operating roads and tourist footpaths) industries 2 2 Farm product trading center, 500 m (industrial) No Capacity building 1 Rural tourism development planning of Guocun Village No 95 Table 26Ancient residence renovation in Guocun Village House type: 1) Ancient residence Village ancient 2 Is it Name of Population of Size (m ) Owner renovation group residence; 2) occupied? occupant occupant’s household ancestral temple LCZ’s residence Hongxing 1 151 Individual No — — LMG’s residence Xinhua 1 148 Individual Yes LMG 1 LCX’s residence Xinhua 1 186 Individual Yes LCX 3 LJM’s residence Heping 1 302 Individual Yes LJM 2 LLF’s residence Zhongxin 1 73 Individual No — — LYR’s residence Dongmen 1 151 Individual No — — LZF’s residence Hongqi 1 328 Individual Yes LZF 1 TCW’s residence Hongxing 1 85 Individual Yes TCW 3 WJM’s residence Hongxing 1 119 Individual Yes WJM 2 WLH’s residence Weixing 1 68 Individual No — — ZMZ’s residence Renmin 1 33 Individual No — — (15) Longyuan Village In Longyuan Village, , the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, temporary land use. There are none affected resettlement. Table 27List of subcomponents in Longyuan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Construction of an access bridge in Dianmenkou No 2 Construction of an access bridge in Hongjiatian No Bridges 3 Construction of an access bridge in Youzhakeng No 4 Construction of an access bridge in Zhuyuantan No 96 5 Expansion of an access bridge in Dangkeng No Chenjiawu roads (incl. retaining walls) 4,512m (repair and hardening for 915m, hardening for 3,597m), 1 No roadbed width 3.5m, pavement width 3m Roads 2 Restoration and hardening of Xiajiakeng access road, 500m, roadbed width 3m, pavement width 2.8m No 3 Village access road hardening in Xiajiakeng, 470m, 1.5m No 4 Restoration and hardening of Youzhakeng village road, roadbed width 2.8m, pavement width 2.5 No 1 Menkouqian water intake to Menkouqian water tower in Xiajiakeng Group, 600m, Ø32 No 2 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,000m, Ø40 No 3 Main pipeline connected to houses 800m, Ø15 No 4 A check dam in Menkouqian No 5 A filter tank in Menkouqian No 6 A storage tank in Menkouqian No 7 Houshan water intake to Houshan water tower in Youzhakeng Group, 1,300m, Ø32 No 8 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,000m, Ø40 No 9 Main pipeline connected to houses 800m, Ø15 No Water supply 10 One check dam in Huangtankeng No 11 One filter tank in Huangtankeng No 12 One storage tank in Youzhakeng No 13 Qianshan water intake - Qianshan water tower pipeline in Dianmenkou Group, 500m, Ø32 No 14 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 700m, Ø40 No 15 Main pipeline connected to houses 600m, Ø15 No 16 One check dam in Qianshan No 17 One filter tank in Qianshan No 18 One storage tank in Qianshan No 1 Zaodali DN200 sewer pipeline 800m No 97 2 Dianmenkou DN200 sewer pipeline 500m No 3 Bijia DN200 sewer pipeline 350m No 4 Qiyuanli DN200 sewer pipeline 350m No 5 100 septic tanks (30 in Zaodali, 25 in Dianmenkou, 22 in Bijia and 23 in Qiyuanli) No Supporting 1 4 tourist toilets No 2 facilities 2 Public toilets in Qiyuanli, Bijia, Dianmenkou and Youzhakeng (50 m ) No 1 Zaodali flood bank, 574m No 2 Dianmenkou flood bank, 395m No River channels 3 Bijia flood bank, 317m No 4 Qiyuanli flood bank, 510m No Longyuan Village tealeaf demonstration base, 100 mu, Dec. 9, 2012; tea industry development project – standardized ecological tealeaf demonstration base: 100 mu; scope of construction: ① Woodland cleanup and ditching of 100 mu base, 360,000 yuan (24 men-days per mu, 150 yuan/day) Characteristic ② 350,000 tea seedlings. 4.3 yuan each (incl.: purchase, cultivation, survival rate, 15 times of weeding in 3 1 No industries years, fertilization, pesticide application), 1,505,000 yuan in total ③ 50 solar insecticidal lamps, 3,000 yuan each, 150,000 yuan. ④ Storage tanks, 52,000 yuan (plastic pail + iron sheet + labor cost, 520 yuan/group * 100) ⑤ Cultivation footpath, 3,000m (materials: cement, mortar, cobble), total investment 500,000 yuan (16) Baiguoshu Village In Baiguoshu Village, the Project involves termination of land contracts and temporary land use. 3 households with 9 persons will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 1.1 mu. One household will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 2 mu, with an estimated period of 90 days. Table 28List of subcomponents in Baiguo Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 98 1 Village road hardening in Dasili, 1,073m (3.0m), rain ditch for 630m (including trunk road to Taoyuan area) No 2 Qinglong Bridge – Bamaowu tractor road, 2850m (3.5m); retainer wall for 1,200m, 2.5m high Yes 3 Restoration of Guanzhuangling forest tractor road (3.0m), construction of rain ditch, 505m long No 4 Road hardening in Gaoling Group, 526m, roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m No 5 Reconstruction of 245m tractor road (3.0m), construction of rain ditch No Roads 6 Restoration of Xinjiu tractor road, 350m (3.5m) No 7 Village road hardening and restoration of Wangjia Village, 865m (2.5m wide), 100m (2.5m wide) No 8 Village road hardening of Xinjiu Group, 580m (2.5m wide) No Road hardening in Jinxing Group, 375m, roadbed width 3.3m, pavement width 2.8m, 1.5m high retaining 9 No wall for 100m HDL Store Bridge for Sankou artificial canal (existing 6.8m long and 4m wide, expanded to 7m long and 1 No 4.5m wide) Dianzhan Bridge for Sankou artificial canal (existing 5m long and 2.8m wide, expanded to 7m long and 4.5m Bridges 2 No wide) 3 Yinxing Bridge for Sankou artificial canal (expanded to 7m long and 4.0m wide) No 4 Bridge of Luxihe Central Primary School (16m long and 4m wide) No 965m in Wangjiacun (3 existing streetlamps), 465m in Jinxing, 400m in Zhuyuan, 400m in Xinjiu, 200m in 1 No Lighting Bafenli 2 2 300 m Xinjiu square lighting No 500m in Wangjiacun, 500m in Jinxing, 300m in Zhuyuan, 400m in Xinjiu, 300m in Laojiu, 300m in Shanxia, Pipeline laying 1 No 200m in Bafenli 1 A check dam Gaoling water intake in Gaoling Group (8m long, 1m high) Yes 2 One filter tank in Gaoling No Water supply 3 A high-level water tower in Gaoling No 4 Water supply pipeline from water tower to village, Ø40, 1,950m long No 99 5 A check dam of Guanzhuangling water intake in Laojiu Group (8m long, 1m high) Yes 6 One filter tank in Guanzhuangling No 7 A high-level water tower in Guanzhuangling No 8 Water supply pipeline from water tower to village, Ø63, 1,600m long No 1 Main sewer lines in Wangjiacun, Jinxing, Zhuyuan, Xinjiu, Laojiu, Shanxia and Bafenli, total length 3,700m No Wastewater 2 2 Shuikou’an artificial wetland, 1,000 m Yes 1 Luxihe Central Primary School to overflow dam, 425m (5m wide, 0.8m deep) No 2 Improvement of Luxi River exit revetment, 237m (right bank 67m: 2m high, left bank 120m, 1.5m high) No 3 Artificial canal Jinxing segment revetment (left bank 205m, right bank 70m), 1.8m high No 4 Artificial canal dredging, 520m (4m wide, 0.6m deep) No Water resources 5 Gaoling flood ditch, 800m (1.2 wide, 1m high), 60m completed No 6 Qinglong Bridge – Shuikou’an flood ditch, 466m (3.2m wide, 1.5m high) No 7 Dawei irrigation canal, 350m (0.5*0.5m) No 8 Hongsi irrigation canal, 210m (0.5*0.5m) No 2 9 Mountain pond improvement in Gaoling (dredging for 3,000 m , 1.5m; dam 4m high, 70m long) No 2 Supporting Xinjiu fitness square, 300 m (fitness apparatus, ground hardening, landscaping, etc.) 1 No facilities Material cultural Restoration of Wang’s ancestral temple 1 No heritage 200 mu vegetable base 1. Greenhouse film replacement: 150 mu 2. Construction of drain ditch, masonry on both sides, 200m Characteristic 1 3. Construction of tractor road, sand and stone filling, culvert installation, 200m No industries 4. Construction of a composite greenhouse, 20 mu 5. Wire installation, 700m 2 6. Administrative room, 120 m 100 7. Steel pipe greenhouse and vegetable plot (including land leveling): 50 mu 2 8. Storage tank, 3m deep, 700 m 9. Sprinkling equipment: 200 mu Table 29termination of land contracts for construction in Baiguoshu Village termination Land type: 1) irrigated land; Head of Household Per capita annual Subcomponent involving of land Village Group 2) non-irrigated land; 3) household population income (yuan) termination of land contracts contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) A check dam of Guanzhuangling water ZDB Laojiu 2 5500 4 0.3 intake in Laojiu Group Construction of drinking water tank in JSH Gaoling 3 5500 4 0.3 Gaoling Group Qinglong Bridge – Bamaowu tractor CJY Shanxia 4 5500 1 0.5 road Table 30Temporary land use for construction in Baiguoshu Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Village termination of termination of land Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop Group land; 4) woodland land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) Shuikou’an artificial wetland CJY Shanxia 2 2 90 (17) Chaoyang Village In Chaoyang Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts. The only type of resettlement impact is temporary land use. 4 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 0.2 mu, with an estimated period of 90 days, as detailed below: Table 31List of subcomponents in Chaoyang Village Subcomponent No. Details Is resettlement 101 involved? Hardening of ring road of Chaoyang Village, 629m (roadbed width 6.0m, pavement width 4.5m, to be 1 No constructed along with side ditches) Road hardening in Chaoyang Village, 203m (roadbed width 2.0m, pavement width 1.5m, to be 2 No constructed along with side ditches) Roads Road hardening in Wanli Group, 627m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 3.5m, construction of a 3 No culvert, 6m wide, 3m high) Road hardening in Taling Group, 287m (roadbed width 2.5m, pavement width 2.0m, length 100m; 4 No roadbed width 1.5m, pavement width 1.2m, length 187m) 1 Culvert 1 of ring road of Chaoyang Village (gully reserved for rain drainage) No Bridges 2 Culvert 2 ring road of Chaoyang Village (reserved for drainage of wastewater treatment plant) No 3 Road culvert of Wanli Group (size 6*3m) No 1 Light of trunk road of Chaoyang Village, 376m long No Lighting 2 3 Car park and fitness square lighting, 4,800 m No Tongqian’an (serving 286 households with 1,100 persons) and Fengqianshan water intakes, and 1 1 No storage tank 2 1 storage dam No 3 Filter and disinfection facilities No Water supply 4 1 high-level pond No 5 Fengqianshan water intake (serving 286 households with 1,100 persons) No 6 1 storage dam No 7 Filter and disinfection facilities No 8 Water delivery and distribution pipelines No 1 Wastewater treatment facility of Huangtuling Natural Village (serving 120 households with 520 persons) No Drainage 2 2 Wetland wastewater treatment plant, 1,877 m No 102 3 Sewer network Yes Dam No 1 Chenjia River dredging, 1,307m (763m long, dredging width 10m and depth 1m above national highway; Water resources No 544m long, dredging width 60m and depth 2m below national highway) 2 Chenjia River revetment, 1,073m (revetment level 116.5m, 3m high) No 2 1 1 farmers’ fitness square, 700 m No 2 2 1 ecological car park, 3,000 m No Supporting 2 3 1 tourist toilet, 100 m No facilities 2 4 Village landscaping, 1,000 m No 2 5 Tourist reception center, 300 m No 2 1 Farm product trading center, 700 m No Characteristic Tea garden base improvement 356 mu (incl. drain ditches, storage tanks, organic fertilizers, insecticidal industries 2 No lamps, etc.) Table 32Temporary land use for construction in Chaoyang Village Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Period of involving Head of AH Village Group non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop termination of land termination of land land; 4) woodland area (mu) contracts (day) contracts RWL Chaoyang 2 0.05 90 SRY Chaoyang 2 0.05 90 Sewer network BCF Chaoyang 2 0.05 90 XGA Chaoyang 2 0.05 90 (18) Zhongdun Village In Zhongdun Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, temporary land use, there are none affected resettlements. 103 Table 33List of subcomponents in Zhongdun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Restoration and hardening of Youchang Road, 130m, (4m wide) No 2 Hardening of Laojie Road, 137m (1.5m wide) No 3 Dongshanxia tractor road, 570m (2.5m) No Roads 4 Hardening of Dongshanxia Road, 453m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 4m) No 5 Restoration and hardening of Bajia Road, 180m (2m wide) No Niejiashan Group road, 3,200m, pavement width 4.0m, setup of 30 convex mirrors and anti-collision rails for 6 No 1,000m 1 A bridge in Niejiashan Group, 20m long, 4.5m wide, 3.5m high No Bridges 2 Changhu Bridge in Tanjiaqiao Group, 95m long, 3.5m wide No 3 Shangganzi Bridge, 22*5m, 3.5m high No 1 Lighting of roads in Niejiashan Group, 1,000m No Lighting 2 Lighting of inter-residence road in Tanjiaqiao Group, 3,000m, lacking transformer No 1 Construction of a water supply network in Tanjiaqiao Group No Changgang Mountain water intake to mains in Niejiashan Group, 2,000m, serving 56 households with 180 2 No persons Water supply 3 One check dam (8m long, 1m high) No 4 One filter tank No 5 One storage tank No 1 Sewer network of Tanjiaqiao Group (planned) (150 households and 40 stores) No Wastewater 2 1 artificial wetland, sewer pipeline, septic tank in Niejiashan Group No 1 Restoration of Niejiashan River revetment, 600*2=1,200m (existing 100m revetment) No Water resources 2 Changgang Mountain flood ditch, 270m (1.5m high, 2.5m wide, with retaining walls) No 104 3 Restoration of Ganzi River revetment (left bank 750m: 3m high, right bank 1,050m: 3.5m high) No 4 Yangcun Village trunk irrigation canal, 400m (1*1m) No 5 Yuegong irrigation canal, 500m (1*1m) No Dongshan upper irrigation canal (main canal 1, 440m long (215m completed, 225m to be constructed 6 No (0.8*0.8m)); main canal 2, 570m long (0.8*0.8m), branch canals 1, 2, 3 and 4, total length 750m (0.6*0.6m)) Dongshan lower irrigation canal (main canal 1, 760m long (0.8*0.8m), main canal 2, 740m long (0.8*0.8m), 7 No branch canals 1, 2, 3 and 4, total length 1,125m (0.6*0.6m)) 8 Lifushan River revetment left bank 380m (2.5m high), right bank 390m (2.5m high) No 9 Machuan River revetment left bank (70m: 4.0m high, 391m: 2.5m high) No 2 10 Shuijia pond improvement (dam length 50m, 2,800 m , dredging for 2m) No 2 2 2 1 1 ecological toilet in Niejiashan, 80 m , fitness square, 300 m and car park, 600 m No 2 2 Landscaping in Niejiashan, 180 m No 2 3 Improvement of Niejiashan villager activity center, 400 m No Supporting 4 1 sightseeing platform in Niejiashan Group No facilities 5 4 agritainment sites in Niejiashan Group No 2 2 6 Ecological fitness square 700 m , ecological toilet 60 m in Tanjiaqiao Group No 2 7 Village landscaping 800 m in Tanjiaqiao Group No 2 8 Fucheng fitness square 500 m , car park No Material cultural 1 Protection of N yews No heritage 1 400 mu tealeaf demonstration base No 1. 100 mu base improvement and tea garden maintenance in 400 mu Niejiashan old tea garden; Characteristic 2. Retaining walls, 200m long, 0.5m wide, 2m high in 400 mu Niejiashan old tea garden; industries 2 3. Production footpath, 400m long, 1.5m wide in 400 mu Niejiashan old tea garden; No 4. Installation of 300 insecticidal lamps in 200 mu Niejiashan demonstration tea garden; 5. Biological pest control system building in 200 mu Niejiashan demonstration tea garden; 105 6. Improving the management of tealeaf cooperatives in Niejiashan to attract more villagers (19) Shuxi Village In Shuxi Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts. The only type of resettlement impact is temporary land use. 15 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 2.85 mu, with an estimated period of 90 days, as detailed below: Table 34List of subcomponents in Shuxi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Hardening of Chuanyang Road (Shangzhengjia—Bishankou ferry), 6,200m (70 convex mirrors, 400 C20 1 2 No concrete warning piles, C30 passing lane hardening for 900 m ) 2 Chuanyang Road (Shangzhengjia—Bishankou ferry) rain ditch, 2,760m No 3 Chuan’er Road, 315m (restoration of 2.6m) No 4 Chuanliu Road, 120m (3.5m) No Roads 5 Dingcun-Shentian Road, 680m (to be broadened to 3.5m) No 6 Hardening of Chuanjiu Road (access road), 3.5m wide, 295m long No 7 Chuanyi Road, 410m (restoration of 3.5m) No 8 Shibichen Bridge No 9 Crossroads, squares and streetlamps in 15 village groups No Water intake (Simuqian) and main pipeline Ø32, 1,800m in Chuan Group 8, serving 18 households with 1 No 75 persons, 120 persons during peak periods 2 Ø25 secondary pipeline in Chuan Group 8, 1,000m No 3 One check dam in Chuan Group 8, 6m long, 1.2m high No Water supply 4 One filter tank in Chuan Group 8, 3.6m³ No 5 One storage tank in Chuan Group 8, 15.0m³ No Water intakes (Wumuqian) and main pipelines Ø63, 3,000m in Chuan Groups 4, 6, 7 and 10, serving 6 No 110 households with 400 persons, 750 persons during peak periods 106 7 Water intakes (Wumuqian) and secondary pipelines Ø40, 3,000m in Chuan Groups 4, 6, 7 and 10 Yes 8 One check dam in Chuan Groups 4, 6, 7 and 10, 7.5m long, 1.5m high Yes 9 One filter tank in Chuan Groups 4, 6, 7 and 10, 10m³ Yes 10 4 storage tanks for Chuan Groups 4, 6, 7 and 10, 15.0*4m³ Yes Water intakes (Zhajiaqian) and main pipelines Ø50, 4,000m in Chuan Groups 1 and 3, serving 71 11 Yes households with 220 persons, 450 persons during peak periods 12 Water intakes (Zhajiaqian) and secondary pipelines Ø32, 1,600m in Chuan Groups 1 and 3 Yes 13 One check dam in Chuan Groups 1 and 3, 5m long, 1m high Yes 14 One filter tank in Chuan Groups 1 and 3, 9m³ Yes 15 2 storage tanks in Chuan Groups 1 and 3, 15.0*2m³ Yes Water intake (Longtan Mountain) and main pipeline Ø40, 2,500 m in Chuan Group 9, serving 18 16 Yes households with 70 persons, 140 persons during peak periods 17 Water intake (Longtan Mountain) and secondary pipeline Ø32, 400m in Chuan Group 9 Yes 18 One check dam in Chuan Group 9, 3.5m long, 1.2m high Yes 19 One filter tank in Chuan Group 9, 3.6m³ Yes One storage tank in Chuan Group 9, 10m³, serving 16 households with 60 persons, 140 persons during 20 Yes peak periods 21 Water intake (Yinshan) and main pipeline Ø40, 500m in Chuan Group 2 Yes 22 Water intake (Yinshan) and secondary pipeline Ø32, 200m in Chuan Group 2 Yes 23 One check dam in Chuan Group 2 5m long, 0.8m high Yes 24 One filter tank in Chuan Group 2, 3.6m³ Yes 25 One storage tank in Chuan Group 2, 10m³ Yes Water intakes (Xiaoniuwan) and main pipelines Ø50, 3,000m in Zhang Groups 7 and 8, and Wusi 26 Yes Group, serving 70 households with 280 persons, 450 persons during peak periods 27 Water intakes (Xiaoniuwan) and secondary pipelines Ø32, 2,000m in Zhang Groups 7 and 8, and Wusi Yes 107 Group 28 One check dam in Zhang Groups 7 and 8, and Wusi Group, 5m long, 1m high Yes 29 One filter tank in Zhang Groups 7 and 8, and Wusi Group, 9m³ Yes 30 3 storage tanks for Zhang Groups 7 and 8, and Wusi Group, 15*3m³ Yes Water intakes (Changqian) and main pipelines Ø63, 2,000m in Su Groups 1 and 2, serving 75 31 Yes households with 330 persons, 600 persons during peak periods 32 Water intakes (Changqian) and secondary pipelines Ø32, 2,000m in Su Groups 1 and 2 Yes 33 One check dam in Su Groups 1 and 2, 6m long, 1m high Yes 34 One filter tank in Su Groups 1 and 2, 9m³ Yes 35 2 storage tanks in Su Groups 1 and 2, 15*2m³ Yes 1 Restoration of Qiao’an River revetment, 450m No 2 Restoration of Wumuqian River revetment, 230m No 3 Restoration of Mashan canal, 500m No 4 Restoration and dredging of Xiaoqian canal, 625m No Water resources 5 Restoration of Malong canal, 390m No 6 Restoration and dredging of Banchong River revetment, 600m No 7 Restoration of Shuangtang dam (4 mu) (main dam 75m, auxiliary dam 50m, dredging 1.5m) No 8 Yangjiatan left revetment of Shexi River, 410m No 1 1 ecological toilet in Tuanshan photography point, one wharf, 40m long, fall 10m No 2 2 1 ecological toilet and 1 tourist toilet, 40 m in Tuanshan photography point No Supporting 2 3 1 ecological toilet and 1 tourist reception center, 120 m in Tuanshan photography point No facilities 4 1 ecological toilet and 1 car park in Tuanshan photography point No 5 100 mu ornamental lotus root pond No Characteristic 300 mu tea garden: 1) tractor road, 1,500m, 3m wide; 2) 30 solar insecticidal lamps, 3) 6 times of 1 No agriculture fertilization, pesticide application and weeding, 800 yuan/mu per time 108 3 100 mu Yingpan Mountain seedling base: 1) leveling of 20,000 m ; 2) tractor road, 800m*4m wide; branch road, 800m*3m wide; 3) spray irrigation facilities, mechanical pipelines and weeding mechanics, 2 No 80,000 yuan; 4) 60 seedlings per mu on average, 100 yuan each, totaling 600,000 yuan (osmanthus, gingko, camphor, etc.) 40 mu Xiawuchong reservoir bay fishpond: 1) dam length 110m, bottom width 20m, top width 8m, height 3 No 4m; 2) bottom culvert 40m long; 3) flood drain pipe, 30m; 4) dam foot lining, 110m long, 3m high Table 35Temporary land use for construction in Shuxi Village termination Subcomponent involving termination Head of Village Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) of land Period of termination of non-irrigated land; 3) garden Crop of land contracts AH Group land; 4) woodland contracts land contracts (day) area (mu) QLS Su 1 2 0.2 Rape 90 WHB Su 2 2 0.15 Tealeaf 90 WZD Wusi 4 0.25 Bamboo 90 JFM Zhang 7 2 0.2 Tealeaf 90 ZGS Zhang 8 4 0.3 Fir 90 CTM Chuan 1 2 0.2 Rape 90 TLS Chuan 2 2 0.2 Rape 90 Water supply network TNW Chuan 3 2 0.15 Tealeaf 90 YCG Chuan 4 2 0.2 Tealeaf 90 CXR Chuan 5 4 0.15 Bamboo 90 ZGL Chuan 6 1 0.15 Rape 90 CZW Chuan 7 2 0.2 Rape 90 TJH Chuan 8 2 0.15 Rape 90 CKJ Chuan 9 4 0.2 Bamboo 90 109 ZJS Chuan 10 2 0.15 Rape 90 (20) Longshan Village In Longshan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, involves temporary land use, in which 6 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 2.2 mu, with an estimated period of 90 days. Table 36List of subcomponents in Longshan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Longshan Road, 720m (4.5m) No 2 Hardening of Nanguan Road, 964m (4.5m) No 3 Renovation of road along Yanghe River, 273m (2m wide) No 4 Old street renovation (Zhoujia Alley 458m, Zhengjia Alley 216m, Huangsu Alley 190m) No Roads 5 Inter-residence road in Mazhong Group, 800m (2.2m) (partly hardened) No 6 Road hardening in Shijia, 808m (3m wide) No 7 Kouzili roads (restoration for 625m, hardening for 600m), 3.5m wide No 8 Ximenkou tractor road, 790m (4m) No 1 Longshan Road, 720m No 2 Nanguan Road, 964m No Lighting 3 Fuxi Road, 1,500m (6 existing streetlamps) No 2 4 Lighting of Chegongdian cultural square + car park 8,400 m No 2 5 Lighting of Mazhong square and car park 4,000 m No 1 Water supply pipeline 2km (TBD) Yes Water supply 2 Water supply pipeline 3km (TBD) Yes 1 5 2# septic tanks No Wastewater 2 Sewer pipeline 6km Yes 110 3 2 artificial wetlands No Construction of car park and ecological public toilet in Mazhong (existing 700 visitors, peak 2,500 visitors) Supporting 1 2 No 2,000 m facilities 2 2 Yongji Bridge car park (existing 1200 visitors, peak 2,000 visitors) 650 m No 1 Fuxi River improvement, 1,650m (15m*0.8m) No River channels Yangjiao River improvement, 1,030m (dredging for 1,030m, 1.5m wide, 0.6m deep, revetment 600m*2, 2 No 1.5m retaining walls) 1 Main irrigation canal of Ximen Group, 720m (1*1m) No 2 Branch irrigation canal of Ximen Group, 450m (0.3*0.3m) No Irrigation canals 3 Yangshan irrigation canal, 1,900m (1*1m) No 4 Sunjiazhuang irrigation canal, 670m (0.6*0.6m) No 5 Dafan 2# irrigation canal, 1,310m (0.8*0.6m) No Material cultural 1 Restoration of 15 residences No heritage 2 1 Construction of car park and ecological public toilet in Chegongdian (1,300 m ) No 1. Employing folk cultural experts to develop the Xuanyuan culture; 2. Organizing folk artists to develop ceremonial performances; 3. Building a cultural square; 4. Developing folk customs tourism; Nonmaterial 2 5. Reconstructing the Chegong Temple, floor area 78 m , 7.525m high, investment 200,000 yuan cultural heritage 2 2 2 No 6. Chegong Temple cultural square: 3,000 m main square, landscaping for 2,000 m , 10 streetlamps, investment 600,000 yuan 7. Street furniture: stone sculpture, investment 100,000 yuan; Chegong sculpture, investment 100,000 yuan 8. An arched bridge, investment 100,000 yuan. 60m×2m 2 9. Celebrity hall (2 ancient residences), floor area 300 m 111 Azalea base expansion: ①irrigation canal, 500m, 0.5×0.4; ②80 mu automatic sprinkler facility; ③purchase 1 No of 20 solar insecticidal lamps; ④40m (L)×40m (W)×5m (H) composite greenhouse 2 2 Longshan vegetable base: ①vegetable trading center: trading hall 500 m ; cement hardening for 1,000 m ; Characteristic 2 2 auxiliary rooms, about 200 m ; ②irrigation canal 500m, 0.5×0.4; ③200 mu automatic sprinkler facility; No industries 2 ④purchase of 20 solar insecticidal lamps; ⑤300 m refrigerated vegetable warehouse 2 2 Vegetable trading market: steel structure trading hall 500 m , cement hardening for 1,000 m , Anhui-style 3 No auxiliary rooms Table 37Temporary land use for construction in Longshan Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Village termination of termination of land Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop Group land; 4) woodland land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) WAH 2 0.3 None 90 1. Water supply network CJX 2 0.2 None 90 YWX 2 0.2 None 90 ZYM 2 0.5 None 90 2. Sewer network FXX 2 0.5 None 90 WGX 2 0.5 None 90 Table 38Ancient residence renovation in Longshan Village House type: 1) Ancient residence ancient 2 Is it Population of occupant’s Village group Size (m ) Owner Name of occupant renovation residence; 2) occupied? household ancestral temple CYH Shuiguan 1 200 CYH Yes CYH 4 112 FYR Shuiguan 1 130 FYR Yes FYR 1 FYL Shuiguan 1 200 FYL Yes FYL 3 HDG Dabeimen 1 200 HDG No SJB Yanghe 1 160 SJB No WXF Yanghe 1 110 WXF Yes WXF 2 XMD Dabeimen 1 140 XMD Yes XMD 2 ZHM Shuiguan 1 162.5 ZHM Yes ZHM 3 ZCY Shuiguan 1 250 ZCY No ZER Shuiguan 1 65 ZER No ZZM Shuiguan 1 100 ZZM Yes ZZM 5 CDL Shuiguan 1 100 CDL Yes CDL 4 CSY Shuiguan 1 60 CSY Yes CSY 2 WBR Shuiguan 1 90 WBR No WG Shuiguan 1 60 WG Yes WG 3 (21) Xinfeng Village In Xinfeng Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, but involves temporary land use, the felling of scattered trees. 44 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 7.8 mu, with an estimated period of 180 days. Table 39List of subcomponents in Xinfeng Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Hetan central road, 105m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 2 Hardening of Hetan back road, 85m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No Roads 3 Hardening of road beside field in Hebang, 184m (roadbed width 2.8m, pavement width 2.3m) No 4 Hardening of Zishange Road, 137m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 113 5 Hardening of Zhuangmen road, 285m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 155m) No 6 Hardening of Xuanjia Road, 57m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 7 Hardening of Hujia Road, 57m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 8 Hardening of old Saichang Road in Hebang, 110m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 9 Hardening of Wujialao Road, 75m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 75m) No 10 Hardening of road opposite to hospital, 83m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 11 Hardening of old Forestry Station Road, 98m (roadbed width 3.5m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 98m) No Hardening of Yanhe Road, 614m (cement pavement at both ends, 350m long, roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 3.5m; 12 No slate pavement in the middle, 264m, roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) 13 Restoration of bluestone Old Street, 245m (187m to be restored, roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 14 Hardening of Zhangjia Road, 58m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 15 Hardening of Banliyuan Road, 97m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 97m) No 16 Hardening of Fengheng Road in Xiaxin, 43m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No Hardening of road beside field in Dayuechong, 182m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside 17 No ditches 182m) 18 Hardening of old postal office road, 85m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 85m) No 19 Hardening of Huanglong Road, 98m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 30m) No 20 Hardening of old processing plant road, 53m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 53m) No 21 Hardening of Fugongting Road, 118m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 118m) No 22 Hardening of Jianguanqiao Road, 73m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 73m) No 23 Hardening of Jianguantingwu Road, 76m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 76m) No 24 Hardening of Shuijing Road, 86m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 25 Hardening of Tangbian Road in Yuechong, 189m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 26 Hardening of Shuijing Road in Yuechong, 71m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 27 Hardening of ring road in Zhuke, 400m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 114 28 Hardening of road beside field in Hetan, 96m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 29 Hardening of Gongguanmen Road, 214m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 30 Hardening of road beside field in Gongguanmen, 176m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No Hardening of Tangqian Road in Zhangjiawu, 174m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 31 No 174m) 32 Hardening of old Saichang Road in Gongguanmen, 62m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 33 Hardening of Caiyuan Road in Zhangjiawu, 98m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 34 Hardening of Xueling Road, 24m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m) No 35 Hardening of Mianhuayuan Road, 489m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 3.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 489m) No 36 Hardening of Chengjia Road, 272m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 272m) No 37 Hardening of Shizishan Road, 76m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, length incl. roadside ditches 76m) No 38 Road hardening in Youshankeng, 1,326m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 3.5m) No 1 Reconstruction of stone bridge (20m long, 4.5m wide, construted along with check dam, dam height 1m) No Bridges 2 Restoration and reinforcement of old street slate bridge (6m long, 2.5m wide) No 1 Lighting of Hetan Road, 711m long (Hetan Bridge-Banbiant Pavilion, solar streetlamps) No 2 Lighting of Xiaxinfeng Road, 961m long (5 existing solar streetlamps, Bentang-Daci, solar streetlamps) No 3 Lighting of old street, 580m long (5 existing solar streetlamps, Zhuangmen-Liangzhan, solar streetlamps) No Lighting 4 Lighting of Xiaoxi Road, 166m long (old street-power administration station, AC streetlamps) No 5 Lighting of Yanhe Road, 609m long (Fengxi Bridge-Hetan Bridge, AC streetlamps) No 6 19 village streetlamps (solar streetlamps) No 1 A check dam for Zhikeng water intake (8m long, 1m high, water intake level 170m) Yes 2 One filter tank on Hebang Mountain Yes Water supply 3 1 high-level pond on Hebang Mountain (160m3, level 132m) Yes 4 High-level pond to village water supply pipeline Yes 2 Drainage 1 Xiaxinfeng wastewater treatment plant and network (artificial wetland treatment area 977 m , serving 621 households with Yes 115 2,300 persons) 2 Old street drain ditch, 357m (0.6m wide, 1.5m deep, old street bridge-County Highway 307, connected to completed network) Yes 3 Bentang drain ditch, 613m (0.5m wide, 0.8m deep, Hougangshang-Fengxi River) Yes 1 Fengxi River segment 1 revetment, 938m long (revetment height 3m (100m below Jianguan Bridge-Chengyaoshi) No 2 Fengxi River segment 2 revetment, 590m long (revetment height 2.5m (100m below Jianguan Bridge-Sandong Bridge)) No 3 Fengxi River dredging, 2,825m long (average dredging depth 1m, width 15m (Chengyaoshi-Sandong Bridge) No 4 South main canal first segment, 85m, ruined by flood (to be reinforced and protected from seepage, 0.8m wide, 1m high) No South main canal lower segment, 732m (existing U-groove 0.7m*0.7m; the task is to conduct concrete U-groove foundation 5 No reinforcement and seepage protection) Chengyaoshi canal first segment, 78m, seriously damaged ((to be reinforced and protected from seepage, 0.8m wide, 1m 6 No high) Water diversion canal in Chengyaoshi canal lower segment, 686m (existing U-groove 0.7m*0.7m; the task is to reinforce the 7 No concrete U-groove foundation and prevent seepage) Wucun water diversion canal, 326m (existing U-groove 0.5m*0.5m; the task is to reinforce the concrete U-groove foundation Water 8 No and prevent seepage) resources Zhuangmen water diversion canal, 272m (existing U-groove 0.5m*0.5m; the task is to reinforce the concrete U-groove 9 No foundation and prevent seepage) Zhangjiawu canal, 440m (existing U-groove 0.5m*0.5m; the task is to reinforce the concrete U-groove foundation and prevent 10 No seepage) Gongguanmen canal, 839m (existing U-groove 0.5m*0.5m; the task is to reinforce the concrete U-groove foundation and 11 No prevent seepage) Youshankeng water diversion canal, lower segment, 1,171m (existing prefabricated concrete slabs, top width 1.0m, bottom 12 No width 0.7m, 1m deep; the task is to reinforce the concrete slab foundation) Youshankeng water diversion canal, upper segment, 211m (existing U-groove 0.7m*0.7m; the task is to reinforce the 13 No concrete U-groove foundation and prevent seepage) 14 Yangjiaoshan water diversion canal, 251m (existing U-groove 0.5m*0.5m; the task is to reinforce the concrete U-groove No 116 foundation and prevent seepage) 15 Yangjiaoshan check dam (dam length 25m, 1.5m high, protected from seepage properly) No 16 Gongguanmen check dam (dam length 20m, 1m high, protected from seepage properly) No 2 1 Xinfeng Village farmers’ fitness square 900 m (fitness apparatus, ground hardening, landscaping, etc.) No 2 Supporting 2 Public toilet, 100 m No 2 facilities 3 Landscaping in front of the grain supply center, 303 m No 2 4 Landscaping in the south of the market town, 1,939 m No 2 1 Chongde Hall 506 m No 2 Material 2 WRS’s residence, 646 m No 2 cultural 3 Gengxin Hall, 590 m No 2 heritage 4 Wugong Hall, 411 m No 2 5 QCS’s residence, 87 m No Characteristic 1 Bashan bamboo industrial park (size 212 mu) No industries Capacity 1 Rural tourism development planning of Xinfeng Village, Xinfeng Xiang No building 2 Industrial development planning of Xinfeng Village, Xinfeng Xiang No Table 40Temporary land use for construction in Xinfeng Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; termination of termination of termination of land Head of AH Village Group 2) non-irrigated land; 3) land contracts Crop garden land; 4) woodland land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) FXJ Xinfeng Group 3 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 1. Water supply network DZM Xinfeng Group 3 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WFB Xinfeng Group 1 4 0.4 Shading trees 180 117 WXX Xinfeng Group 1 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 HSL Xinfeng Group 2 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 DKL Xinfeng Group 4 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WGY Xinfeng Group 4 4 0.3 Trees 180 WXH Xinfeng Group 5 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WGC Xinfeng Group 5 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WL Xinfeng Group 5 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WFF Xinfeng Group 6 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WFH Xinfeng Group 6 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 CG Xinfeng Group 6 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WSN Xinfeng Group 7 4 0.3 Mulberry 180 WBJ Xinfeng Group 7 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WJ Xinfeng Group 9 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WYL Xinfeng Group 10 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 ZXM Xinfeng Group 10 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 LJG Xinfeng Group 11 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WSW Xinfeng Group 12 1 0.2 Paddy rice 180 FXR Xinfeng Group 12 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WGX Xinfeng Group 13 1 0.2 Rapeseed 180 LZL Xinfeng Group 13 1 0.2 Rapeseed 180 ZLJ Xinfeng Group 1 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 ZBL Xinfeng Group 14 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WFR Xinfeng Group 13 4 0.3 Mulberry 180 YCW Xinfeng Group 1 4 0.1 Vegetables 180 2. Drainage network WSX Xinfeng Group 1 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 118 WJX Xinfeng Group 11 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 WFH Xinfeng Group 3 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 YJM Xinfeng Group 4 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WMJ Xinfeng Group 4 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WGC Xinfeng Group 5 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 WZP Xinfeng Group 6 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WQY Xinfeng Group 7 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WSC Xinfeng Group 9 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 WJG Xinfeng Group 9 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WLB Xinfeng Group 10 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 LFF Xinfeng Group 11 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 WBX Xinfeng Group 12 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 WKY Xinfeng Group 12 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 RCY Xinfeng Group 13 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 CCH Xinfeng Group 14 3 0.1 Vegetables 180 WJX Xinfeng Group 14 3 0.2 Vegetables 180 XSC Xinfeng Group 1 4 0.3 Mulberry 180 ZSQ Xinfeng Group 1 4 0.2 Mulberry 180 Table 41Ancient residence renovation in Xinfeng Village House type: 1) ancient 2 Is it Name of Population of occupant’s Ancient residence renovation Village group Size (m ) Owner residence; 2) occupied? occupant household ancestral temple WRS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 102 WRS Yes WRS 3 119 WRS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 102 WFX Yes WFX 5 WRS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WXG Yes WXG 4 WRS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WGT Yes WGT 3 WRS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 74 WFQ Yes WFQ 6 Chongde Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 102 LZQ Yes LZQ 5 Chongde Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 102 WGF Yes WGF 6 Chongde Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 238 WFH Yes WFH 6 Gengxin Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 136 WFB Yes WFB 5 Gengxin Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WFK Yes WFK 1 Gengxin Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WFZ Yes WFZ 4 Gengxin Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 81 WFJ Yes WFJ 6 Gengxin Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WZL Yes WZL 1 Wugong Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 164 WFG Yes WFG 4 Wugong Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 WFQ Yes WFQ 5 Wugong Hall Xinfeng Group 8 1 82 ZQJ Yes ZQJ 4 QCS’s residence Xinfeng Group 8 1 68 QCS Yes QCS 4 (22) Sanhe Village In Sanhe Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, The only type of resettlement impact is temporary land use. 6 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 2.1 mu, with an estimated period of 60-180 days, as detailed below: Table 42List of subcomponents in Sanhe Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Luxikeng Group trunk road, 1.7km, roadbed width 4m, pavement width 3.5m No Roads 2 Road hardening between Luxikeng and Yanjia Group (ZCH’s residence—Yanjia Group), 3.3km, roadbed width 3m, Yes 120 pavement width 2.5m 3 Yanjia Gunshui Bridge No 4 2 bridges between Luxikeng and Yanjia, 4m span, 3.5m wide No 5 Road hardening between Luxikeng and Gankeng (Hongjia-Gankeng), 2.45km, roadbed width 3m, pavement width 2.5m Yes 6 Hardening of trunk road of Xiangtan Group, 620m, 2m wide; inter-residence road hardening, 380m,1.5m wide No 7 Inter-residence road hardening in Raojia Group, 400m, 2m, 30m wide, 4m high slope protection No 8 Hardening of inter-residence road in Xiyi Group, 800m, 1.5m wide No Maintenance of Houkeng-Hougang footpath, 2,100m: 1) broadening from 0.6m to 1m; 2) footpath maintenance; 3) 9 No manual material transport (expensive) 1 Shangkeng water intake filter tank to Shangkeng water tower in Houkeng, 400m, Ø32 No 2 Xiakeng water intake filter tank to Xiakeng water tower in Houkeng, 500m, Ø32 No 3 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 750m, Ø40 No 4 Main pipeline connected to houses 500m, Ø15 No 5 2 check dams in Houkeng No 6 2 filter tanks in Houkeng No 7 2 storage tanks in Houkeng No 8 Nilongtan water intake to Luciping in Zhongtan Group, 2,000m, Ø32 No Water supply 9 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 200m, Ø40 No 10 Main pipeline connected to houses 400m, Ø15 No 11 One check dam in Nilongtan No 12 One filter tank in Luciping No 13 One storage tank in Luciping No 14 Qinglong Mountain water intake to Qinglong Mountain piedmont water tower in Yanjia Group, 700m, Ø40 No 15 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 600m, Ø40 No 16 Main pipeline connected to houses 350m, Ø15 No 121 17 One check dam in Yanjia No 18 One filter tank in Yanjia No 19 One storage tank in Yanjia No 20 Meicunwu water intake to Luosidun water tower in Gankeng Group, 700m, Ø40 No 21 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,200m, Ø40 No 22 Main pipeline connected to houses 1000m, Ø15 No 23 One check dam in Gankeng No 24 One filter tank in Gankeng No 25 One storage tank in Gankeng No 26 Sanmenling water intake filter tank to Shexinggang water tower in Luxikeng Group, 550m, Ø40 No 27 Sawa water intake filter tank to Houshan Zhuyuan water tower in Luxikeng Group, 500m, Ø40 No 28 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,000m, Ø40 No 29 Main pipeline connected to houses 700m, Ø15 No 30 2 check dams in Luxikeng No 31 One filter tank in Luxikeng No 32 One storage tank in Luxikeng No 33 Muguokengwater intake filter tank to Shangkenggang water tower in Xiangtan Group, 1,400m, Ø40 No 34 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 600m, Ø40 No 35 Main pipeline connected to houses 600m, Ø15 No 36 One check dam in Muguokeng No 37 One filter tank in Muguokeng No 38 One storage tank in Shangkenggang No 39 Yinshan water intake filter tank to Wujiadun water tower in Shuangkeng Group, 350m, Ø40 No 40 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,000m, Ø40 No 41 Main pipeline connected to houses 400m, Ø15 No 122 42 One check dam in Shuangkeng No 43 One filter tank in Shuangkeng No 44 One storage tank in Shuangkeng No 45 Raojiawater intake filter tank to Raojia water tower in Raojia Group, 700m, Ø40 No 46 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 1,000m, Ø40 No 47 Main pipeline connected to houses 500m, Ø15 No 48 One check dam in Raojia No 49 One filter tank in Raojia No 50 One storage tank in Raojia No 51 Bishankeng water intake filter tank to Zhuwuli water tower in Sanmentan Group, 1,100m, Ø40 No 52 Main pipeline from water tower to villagers, 600m, Ø40 No 53 Main pipeline connected to houses 450m, Ø15 No 54 One check dam in Bishankeng No 55 One filter tank in Bishankeng No 56 One storage tank in Zhuwuli No 57 Water supply of Xiyi and Xi’er Groups from Taiping Lake, resident population 450, peak population 2,500 Yes 58 1 integrated water purification facility No 59 1 lift pump house No 60 2 storage tanks No 61 Water diversion pipeline No 62 Water supply pipeline No 63 1 standardized administrative room for wastewater treatment plant No 1 Restoration of Xiyiqiao Xiahe dike, 506m+200m Xiyi canal No River channels 2 Restoration of Zhaisankeng dike, 430m+100m branch canal No Supporting 1 1 convenience wharf Yes 123 facilities 2 2 public toilets No Tea industry development project – standardized ecological tealeaf demonstration base: 1) 1,000 mu old tea garden 3 improvement and maintenance; 2) 30 mu seedling base: ①50 m storage tank; ②sprinkler facilities: 3) 1,000 mu green tea garden: ①300 solar insecticidal lamp, ②biological pest control system building, total investment 5,019,000 yuan, including: 1) tea garden footpath, 7,000m long, 0.8m wide, involving cement, mortar and cobble, total investment 1.23 million yuan; 2) renewal of 100,000 mu of tea seedlings, total investment 300,000 yuan, 100 trees per mu, 3 yuan each Characteristic 1 (incl. purchase, labor, management, survival rate); 3) land leveling 1,000 mu, labor cost 500 yuan/mu, total investment No industries 500,000 yuan; 4) 6 times of fertilization, pesticide application and weeding, for 1,000 mu tea garden, 1,300 yuan/mu per 3 time, total investment 1.3 million yuan; 5) C25 concrete, 10cm thick, 50 m storage tank, 50,000 yuan; 6) PVC pipe laying, 7,100m (φ400PVC 1,600m, φ90PVC 2,000m φ75PVC 3,500m), total investment 523,000 yuan; 7) 300 YS00096 3 3 solar insecticidal lamps, total investment 900,000 yuan; 8) earth excavation 600 m , concrete pouring 300 m , form 2 2 production and installation 100 m , total investment 153,000 yuan; 9) concrete pump station, 28 m , 63,000 yuan Table 43Temporary land use for construction in Sanhe Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Village termination of termination of land Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop Group land; 4) woodland land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) 1. Xiyi drinking water work XGS West 1 4 (tea garden 0.3 Tealeaf 60 2. Convenience wharf LCM West 2 2, (tea garden) 0.6 Tealeaf, etables 90 JJH Yanjia 4 0.4 Shrubs 180 3. Luxikeng-Yanjia road ZGS Luxikeng 4 0.3 Shrubs 180 WSJ Gankeng 4 0.3 Shrubs 180 4. Luxikeng-Gankeng road ZGS Luxikeng 4 0.2 Shrubs 180 (23) Yongfeng Village 124 In Yongfeng Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, but involves temporary land use, 18 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 5.9 mu, with an estimated period of 30 days. Table 44List of subcomponents in Yongfeng Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Huangqin road hardening 2,615m (roadbed width 3.5m, pavement width 3.0m) No 2 Wangjiang road hardening 1,173m (roadbed width 4.0m, pavement width 3.5m) No 3 Hedong road hardening 601m (roadbed width 4.0m, pavement width 3.5m) No Roads 4 Tianfan road hardening 764m (roadbed width 4.0m, pavement width 3.5m) No 5 Yanshan road hardening 927m (roadbed width 4.0m, pavement width 3.5m) No 6 Improvement of local road collapses in Yongling (3 places, 60m long, 4m wide, 8m high) No Bridges 1 Lingxia access bridge (20m, 4.0m wide) No 1 Lighting of riverfront road, 449m long No Lighting 2 Lighting of Lingxiasu roads, 793m long No 1 Songchuan water intake (serving 198 households with 700 persons) Yes 2 1 storage dam (8m long, 2m high) Yes 3 Filter and disinfection facilities (pipe silting often occurs during floods at this water intake, and water is turbid) Yes 4 1 high-level pond Yes 5 Water delivery and distribution pipelines Yes Water supply 6 Hongkeng water intake (serving 273 households with 1,000 persons) Yes 7 1 storage dam (10m long, 2m high) Yes 8 Filter and disinfection facilities (pipe silting often occurs during floods at this water intake, and water is turbid) Yes 9 1 high-level pond Yes 10 Water delivery and distribution pipelines Yes 11 Dongsongling water intake (serving 163 households with 600 persons) Yes 125 12 1 storage dam (6m long, 2m high) Yes 13 Filter and disinfection facilities (pipe silting often occurs during floods at this water intake, and water is turbid) Yes 14 1 high-level pond Yes 15 Water delivery and distribution pipelines Yes 1 Wastewater treatment facilities in Lingxia Natural Village (serving 152 households with 564 persons) Yes 2 Wastewater 2 Wetland wastewater treatment plant, 2,295 m Yes 3 Sewer network Yes 1 Zhuxi River dredging, segment 2, 331m (Hedong Bridge-Shangcun Bridge, dredging width 16m and depth 1m) No 2 Zhuxi River dredging, segment 1, 1362m (Dongshan Dam-Xixian Bridge, dredging width 18m and depth 1m) No 3 Zhuxi River dredging, segment 3, 573m (Gengli Hall-Kuanmeng Bridge, dredging width 8m and depth 1m) No 4 Zhuxi River revetment, segment 1, 1,104m (left and right revetment restoration, 3m high) No Water resources 5 Zhuxi River revetment, segment 2, 1,43m (left and right revetment restoration, 3m high) No 6 Zhuxi River revetment, segment 3, 891m (left bank 326m long, right bank 565m long, revetment height 2.5m) No Dujiacun River revetment and dredging, 647m (left and right revetment restoration, 3m high, dredging width 7 No 12m and depth 1m) Supporting 2 1 1 ecological car park, 2,380 m No facilities 2 1 Yingong Hall (size 87 m ) No 2 2 Gengli Hall (size 118 m ) No Material cultural 2 3 Yuqing Hall (size 76 m ) No heritage 2 4 Chongde Hall (size 238 m ) No 2 5 Xifan Hall (size 594 m ) No Nonmaterial No 1 Wangfu Deity Society culture cultural heritage Characteristic 1 Seedling base, 300 mu No 126 industries 2 Forestation, 300 mu No Table 45Temporary land use for construction in Yongfeng Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Village termination of termination of land Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop Group land; 4) woodland land contracts contracts area (mu) (day) DYY Dongjia 2 0.3 Rape 30 ZQL Dongjia 2 0.2 Rape 30 ZYR Dongjia 2 0.13 Rape 30 XJG Songchuan 2 0.1 Rape 30 CDY Songchuan 1 0.05 Rape 30 ZCS Songchuan 1 0.12 Rape 30 1. Water supply network SSN Songchuan 1 0.3 Rape 30 WRT Xinmin 2 0.1 Cabbage 30 XHG Xinmin 2 0.2 Radish 30 XXP Yanshan 2 0.2 Cabbage 30 XTY Yanshan 2 0.1 Cabbage 30 LGZ Hedong 1 0.2 Rape 30 WJS Hedong 1 0.1 Rape 30 SZS Xinwu 1 0.4 Rape 30 WZG Xinwu 1 0.6 Rape 30 2. Sewer network DXS Xinwu 1 0.9 Rape 30 XZY Xinwu 1 0.8 Rape 30 XZF Xinwu 1 1.1 Rape 30 127 Table 46Ancient residence renovation in Yongfeng Village House type: 1) Ancient residence Village ancient 2 Is it Name of Population of occupant’s Size (m ) Owner renovation group residence; 2) occupied? occupant household ancestral temple WLX, WZY, Gengli Hall Laowu 1 950 Individual Yes 14 etc. SCY, XZF, Yingong Hall Laowu 2 900 Individual Yes 10 etc. JGS, LMS, Xuqing Hall Houqi 1 1000 Individual Yes 8 etc. Chongde Hall Xiaohe 1 700 Individual Yes DDP, etc. 7 Jixu Hall Dongsong 2 300 Collective None — — 4. Summary of project impacts in Shexian County In Shexian County, 78 households will be affected by the Project in total, in which 78 households with 254 persons will be affected by termination of land contracts. No temporary land use is involved. 4 villages will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 26 mu, including 19.9 mu of irrigated land, 5.6 mu of non-irrigated land and 0.5 mu of garden land. 232 scattered trees will be felled, including 6 miscellaneous trees, 43 poplars, 10 phoenix trees, 171 mulberries and two osmanthus trees. Table 47 Summary of project impacts in Shexian County Type of Collective Scattered Village termination of Subcomponent involved Affected HHs cultivated land Vulnerable population trees land contracts (mu) and type 24. Xucun None None None None None None 25. Shitan None None None None None None 128 26. Yuliang None None None None None None 27. Wenzhengshan None None None None None None 28. Baochuan None None None None None None 29. Maihuayu None None None None None None 30. Xiongcun None None None None None None 31. Tangyue None None None None None None 32. Shendu None None None None None None 65 Termination of land households 19.9 mu of 33. Changxi Road construction None None contracts with 195 irrigated land persons 34. Fuhe None None None None None None 59, incl. 43 poplars, 10 1 household Termination of land phoenix trees, 0.4 mu of 35. Bei’an Mianxi River revetment with 14 None contracts 6 non-irrigated land persons miscellaneous trees 1 household Termination of land 1 mu of 36. Zhanqi Village landscaping with 7 None None contracts non-irrigated land persons 37. Jiekou None None None None None None 38. Zhengcun None None None None None None 39. Hongqin None None None None None None 40. Hongfei None None None None None None 41. Zhangtan None None None None None None 129 42. Miantan None None None None None None 173, incl. 171 11 4.7 mu: 4.2 mu of mulberries Termination of land households non-irrigated land, 43. Sucun Storage tanks and 2 None contracts with 38 0.5 mu of garden osmanthus persons land trees 78 households Total — 232 trees 26 mu None with 254 persons (24) Xucun Village: In Xucun Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 48List of subcomponents in Xucun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Restoration of Huanquan village road, 390m, 3m wide No Roads 2 Restoration of Fanghuotang-Guanjingtai slate road, 500m, 1m wide No 1 DN200 water supply pipeline 2,000m No 2 DN150 water supply pipeline 2,000m No 3 DN100 water supply pipeline 2,500m No 4 2 submerged centrifugal pumps No Water supply 5 1 integrated water purification facility No 6 1 set of disinfection equipment No 7 1 clean water tank No 8 3 centrifugal clean water pumps No 130 1 50 septic tank (new village) No Wastewater 2 DN300 sewer pipeline 3,000m No 2 1 Car park, 600 m No Supporting 2 2 Fangxi square, 1,000 m No facilities 2 3 Village landscaping, 3,700 m No 2 1 Batou pond dredging, 50cm, 3,570 m No River channels 2 2 Fanghuo pond dredging in Sheying Mountain, 50cm, 225 m No 1 Improvement of Gaoyang Street canal, 510m (0.7*0.8), dredging 50cm No 2 Improvement of Dongsheng Street canal, 520m (0.9*0.8), dredging 50cm No Canals 3 Improvement of Qianxi canal, 400m (0.7*0.7), dredging 50cm, reinforcement No 4 Improvement of Huanquan canal, 480m (0.5*0.6), dredging 50cm No 2 1 Dazhai Ancestral Temple (protected by the state) (226 m ) No 2 2 Damu Ancestral Temple (protected by the state) (204 m ) No Material cultural 2 3 Daguan Pavilion (protected by the state) (50 m ) No heritage 2 4 Daifu residence (380 m ) No 2 5 Ren Ancestral Temple (215 m ) No (25) Shitan Village In Shitan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 49List of subcomponents in Shitan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Shitan-Changxi road, 5,980m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No Roads 2 Shitan-Hushan Ridge footpath, 2,452m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 3 Hushan Ridge-Shifeng Village footpath, 1,266m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 131 4 Xiatai view platform-Chongtou Village footpath, 1,302m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 5 Shimutai-Shitai Village footpath, 828m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No Shitan-Beishan-Hushan Ridge mountain road improvement and safety protection, setup of 6 No 7 viewfinders and fence of 1,000m Bridges 1 A bridge in Shangshi Village, 4m wide, 50m long, piers completed No Water supply 1 Source well in the gully below Hushan Ridge, capacity 1,000m³/d No Water resources 1 Restoration of Datan dam, 85m wide, 1.5m high No 2 2 1 Two villager activity places, 450 m and 200 m No 2 Supporting 2 Hushan Ridge tourist car park, 1,500 m No 2 facilities 3 Shimutai car park, 100 m No 4 6 tourist toilets No Material cultural 1 Conservation of 11 material cultural heritage buildings No heritage 2 Conversion of 20 households into Anhui style below Xiatai view platform No 1 White tea base, 400 mu No 2 Characteristic 2 Farm product trading market, 600 m No 2 industries 3 A pest observatory, 12 m No 4 Slope-to-terrace conversion, 200 mu No (26) Yuliang Village In Yuliang Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 50List of subcomponents in Yuliang Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Connecting road between Yuliang scenic zone and piedmont of Wenzheng Roads 1 No Mountain, 225m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement 2 2 Supporting facilities 1 2 public toilets: 20 m , 100 m No 132 2 1 Renovation of 61 Yuliang Road, 140 m No 2 2 Renovation of 21 Yuliang Road, 150 m No 2 3 Renovation of FSZ Hall at 17 Yuliang Road, 450 m No 2 4 Renovation of Yuanhe Hall pharmacy at 40 Yuliang Road, 200 m No 2 5 Renovation of Yizhen Hall and Yilan Pavilion at 23-4 Yuliang Road, 210 m No 2 6 Renovation of Hengfuxing Cigarette Store at 52 Yuliang Road, 300 m No Material cultural 2 7 Renovation of Badaofu Transport Hall at 87 Yuliang Road, 250 m No heritage 2 8 Renovation of Xiayao Ancestral Temple at 92-9 Yuliang Road, 300 m No 2 9 Wall plastering of Taiyuan Salt House at 89 Yuliang Road, 100 m No 2 10 Dilapidated house improvement at 155 Yuliang Road, 110 m No Conversion of suspended wooden building at 146 Yuliang Road into Anhui 11 2 No style, 100 m 12 Xiayao ancestral temple No (27) Wenzhengshan Village In Wenzhengshan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 51List of subcomponents in Wenzhengshan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Huihang Highway-peak road reconstruction, 1,560m long, to be Roads 1 No broadened to 4.5m, setup of 3 viewfinders and fence of 600m 3 wells in the gulley below the slope of the farm trading market, 50m³/d 1 No each, and integration with 7 existing wells Water supply 2 3 water towers, 50m³ each No 3 DN50 water supply pipeline 700m No 2 Supporting 1 1 car park, 1,000 m No 133 2 facilities 2 Public toilet for car park, 80 m No (28) Baochuan Village In Baochuan Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 52List of subcomponents in Baochuan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 1# road (Ziyang Bridge-archway), 425m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No Roads 2 2# road (Hanghui Highway-1# road), 255m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No 3 Road from tourist car park to ancient village, 117m long, 2m wide, cobble pavement No Wenzhengshan Village entrance-Baochuan Village entrance segment of Hanghui Lighting 1 No Highway, streetlamps for 980m Water 1 Ziyang Bridge-downstream revetment on the left bank of Lianjiang River, 500m No resources 2 Pukou crossing-upstream revetment on the left bank of Lianjiang River, 300m No Supporting 2 1 Car park toilet, 80 m No facilities 1 Bao’s ancestral temple No 2 Fuhui Temple No Material 3 Ancient post No cultural 4 Zhang’s ancestral temple No heritage 5 Yao’s ancestral temple No 6 Zhang’s ancestral temple No (29) Maihuayu Village In Maihuayu Village, the Project does not involve termination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 53List of subcomponents in Maihuayu Village 134 Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Nanyuankou-village committee road improvement, setup of 5 viewfinders 1 No and fence of 600m 2 Wailing production path, 262m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 3 Antang production path, 270m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No Roads 4 Xilongkeng production path, 248m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 5 Dalingxia production path, 96m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 6 Xiaolingxia production path, 321m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 7 Kenglilang production path, 860m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 8 Wangjia production path, 600m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No Lighting 1 Lighting of village center-village committee trunk road, 550m long No 2 2 1 Reconstruction of 2 public toilets, 60 m and 20 m No Supporting 2 2 Villager central square, 430 m No facilities 2 3 Miniscape logistics trading center, 600 m No (30) Xiongcun Village In Xiongcun Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 54List of subcomponents in Xiongcun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Improvement of Shandou-Quancun road, 1,540m, 3.5m wide, cement pavement No Roads Road lighting: 6.7km trunk road and village lighting, installation of 210 2 No streetlamps (3.5km village trunk road +3.2km small road) 1 Ф110 water supply pipeline 2km No Water supply 2 4 wells No 135 3 1 primary pump house No 4 2 submerged centrifugal pumps No 5 1 set of integrated water purification equipment No 6 1 set of disinfection equipment No 7 3 centrifugal clean water pumps No 8 1 clean water tank No Supporting 2 1 Tourist toilet, 75 m No facilities 2 1 Renovation of Sino-American Cooperative Organization (80 m ) No 2 2 Renovation of Sino-American Cooperative Organization (70 m ) No 2 3 Renovation of CGX’s ancient residence (70 m ) No 2 Material 4 Renovation of CJX’s ancient residence (260 m ) No 2 cultural 5 Renovation of CXZ’s residence (120 m ) No 2 heritage 6 Renovation of CXZ’s residence (250 m ) No 2 7 Renovation of CSD’s ancestral temple (450 m ) No 2 9 Renovation of WGM’s ancient residence (300 m ) No 2 10 Renovation of Yiben Hall (600 m ) No 2 conversion 1 Conversion of CZH’s residence into Anhui style (120 m ) No 2 into Anhui 2 Conversion of CSC’s residence into Anhui style (120 m ) No 2 style 3 Conversion of CMH’s residence into Anhui style (150 m ) No 1 Shangen, 500m, width × height 3.7×1.6, dredging for 50cm, anti-seepage No 2 Shandou, 880m, width × height 4.5×3, dredging for 50cm, anti-seepage No Water 3 Shangen, 300m, width × height 1×1, dredging for 50cm, anti-seepage No resources 4 LIngshan, 1,620m, width × height 3.5×3, dredging for 50cm, anti-seepage No 5 Litian, 1,640m, width × height 3×2.5, dredging for 50cm, anti-seepage No 136 Table 55Ancient residence renovation in Xiongcun Village House type: 1) Population of Ancient residence Village ancient 2 Is it Name of Size (m ) Owner occupant’s renovation group residence; 2) occupied? occupant household ancestral temple CGX Group 12 1 120 Individual Yes CGX 1 CJX Group 12 1 260 Individual No None — CX Group 12 1 300 Individual Yes CX 8 CX Tongxin 1 300 Individual Yes CX 4 WGM Group 14 1 310 Individual Yes WGM 2 CXY Group 12 1 60 Individual No None — (31) Tangyue Village In Tangyue Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 56List of subcomponents in Tangyue Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Choushu village road, 500m long, 2.5m wide No Roads 2 Village lighting No Supporting 2 1 Leisure square, 2,600 m No facilities 1 Improvement of Wailu pond irrigation canal 260m, cross-sectional area 1.0m*1.5m No Water 2 Improvement of Bailian pond irrigation canal 424m, cross-sectional area 1.0m*1.5m No resources 3 Farmland irrigation canal of Choushu area, 1,300m, cross-sectional area (1.5+4)/2m*3.5m No 4 Farmland irrigation canal of Liujia area, 1,700m, cross-sectional area 1.5m*2.5m No 137 2 Material cultural 1 Bao’ai Hall (1,860 m ) No 2 heritage 2 “Gate of Kindness� (Shende Hall), 320 m No 2 1 1-BXY (312 m ) No 2 2 2-LYG (308 m ) No 2 3 3-BJB (176 m ) No 2 4 4-BZK (156 m ) No 2 5 5-JYL (184 m ) No 2 6 6-ZYC (184 m ) No 2 7 7-HYC (264 m ) No 2 8 8-LZM (212 m ) No 2 9 9-LYQ (176 m ) No 2 10 10-LXT (172 m ) No 2 11 11-YSL (166 m ) No conversion into 2 12 12-YYB (186 m ) No Anhui style 2 13 13-HGS (300 m ) No 2 14 14-WY (122 m ) No 2 15 15-YYM (158 m ) No 2 16 16-FSL (200 m ) No 2 17 17-LGJ (190 m ) No 2 18 18-LHC (138 m ) No 2 19 19-ZJW (172 m ) No 2 20 20-YYJ (150 m ) No 2 21 21-BBL (116 m ) No 2 22 22-JZJ (114 m ) No 2 23 23-JZQ (150 m ) No 138 2 24 24-ZJH (190 m ) No 2 25 25-ZYS (156 m ) No 2 26 26-BBS (120 m ) No 2 27 27-JHH (254 m ) No 2 28 28-JHJ (102 m ) No 2 29 29-CLM, CLX (126 m ) No 2 30 30-JZY (156 m ) No 2 31 31-YZX (152 m ) No 2 32 32-ZLM (116 m ) No 2 33 33-WGJ (170 m ) No 2 34 34-HGW (96 m ) No 2 35 35-HZ (180 m ) No 2 36 36-ZQS (210 m ) No 2 37 37-KHS (180 m ) No 2 38 38-FMJ (308 m ) No 2 39 39-CJ (156 m ) No 2 40 40-BCS (190 m ) No 2 41 41-BQC (196 m ) No 2 42 42-LZS (140 m ) No Table 57Ancient residence renovation in Tangyue Village House type: 1) Ancient residence Village ancient 2 Is it Name of Population of Size (m ) Owner renovation group residence; 2) occupied? occupant occupant’s household ancestral temple 139 Bao’ai Hall Tangyue 1 1860 FMJ No FMJ — Shende Hall Tangyue 1 320 BSL No Unoccupied — (32) Shendu Village In Shendu Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 58List of subcomponents in Shendu Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Fengchi-Jiulitan Road, 1,290m, hardening width 3.0m No Roads 2 Hardening of Shenduhe East Road, 659m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 4.0m) No 3 Road hardening in Wulitan, 322m (roadbed width 2.0m, pavement width 1.5m) No 1 Wastewater treatment facility in Fengchi Natural Village (serving 120 households with 380 persons) No 2 Wastewater 2 Wetland wastewater treatment plant, 535 m No 3 Sewer network No Supporting Jiulitan wharf (tourist wharf, bank length 100m, to be integrated with the Zhangtan, Miantan and 1 No facilities Shendu wharves into a complete tourism route) Material cultural 2 1 Yao’s ancestral temple (size 480 m , converted into tourist reception center) No heritage (33) Changxi Village In Changxi Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use, The resettlement impact of the Project istermination of land contracts, affecting 65 households with 195 persons, with 19.9 mu of irrigated land acquired. Table 59List of subcomponents in Changxi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 140 1 Hardening of Changshi Road (Phase 1), 1,351m (roadbed width 5.0m, pavement width 4.5m) Yes Changshi Road, 2,242m (Wangjiabu-Shitan Highway Changxi Village segment, without roadbed, 2 Yes Roads design pavement width 4.5m) Restoration of slate road leading to the Longfengzhang scenic spot, 639m (roadbed width 4.0m, 3 Yes pavement width 3.5m) 1 Hongxin Bridge (130m long, 3.0m wide, pier height 10m) No Bridges 2 Changshi Highway bridge No 1 Datangkeng concealed ditch, 155m, open for 163m, cross section 1.2m wide and 1.7m deep No 2 Xiaotangkeng concealed ditch, 153m, open for 203m cross section 1.5m wide and 2.0m deep No 3 Shangtian drain ditch 1, open for 171m cross section 0.5m wide and 0.8m deep No Drainage 4 Shangtian drain ditch 2, enclosed for 171m cross section 0.5m wide and 0.3m deep No 5 Laojie drain ditch, enclosed for 69m cross section 0.3m wide and 1.0m deep No 6 Changxihou Road drain ditch, concealed, 248m, cross section 0.3m wide and 0.25m deep No Water 1 Changyuan River revetment, 635m No resources 2 Restoration of Miaotanqian water intake, 3,927 m (dredging length 150m, land leveling and 1 2 No laying lawn for 3,000 m , construction of a corridor 18m long, 3m wide) 2 Zhoubangtou water intake in Changxi (restoration of supporting facilities and structures) No Material 2 3 Taihu Temple (size 906 m ) No cultural 2 4 Fu’an Hall (size 642 m ) No heritage 2 5 Yizhen Hall (size 175 m ) No 2 6 Yixu Hall (size 312 m ) No 2 7 Yuqing Hall (size 186 m ) No Capacity Application for the preparation of the industrial development plan of Changxi Village (see the 1 No building survey form) 141 Table 60Termination of land contracts for construction in Changxi Village termination Per capita Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; Head of Household of land Village Group annual income involving termination of 2) non-irrigated land; 3) household population contracts (yuan) land contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) WYF Hongxin Group 4 4 Road construction 1 0.2 MMH Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.4 WLM Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WYH Hongxin Group 8 2 Road construction 1 0.3 WHQ Hongxin Group 8 2 Road construction 1 0.4 WLS Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.4 WJH Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.2 WZM Hongxin Group 8 4 Road construction 1 0.2 WLX Hongxin Group 8 5 Road construction 1 0.5 WHY Hongxin Group 7 2 Road construction 1 0.2 WZP Hongxin Group 5 5 Road construction 1 0.3 WAF Hongxin Group 3 4 Road construction 1 0.3 WSF Hongxin Group 1 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WZM Hongxin Group 5 5 Road construction 1 0.4 WYJ Hongxin Group 5 4 Road construction 1 0.2 WSQ Hongxin Group 3 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WJ Hongxin Group 3 3 Road construction 1 0.4 WJG Hongxin Group 5 3 Road construction 1 0.2 SZQ Hongxin Group 5 2 Road construction 1 0.2 WYG Hongxin Group 5 4 Road construction 1 0.3 WYW Hongxin Group 2 4 Road construction 1 0.4 WXB Hongxin Group 5 5 Road construction 1 0.3 WLH Hongxin Group 2 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WYH Hongxin Group 6 5 Road construction 1 0.4 FJH Hongxin Group 6 1 Road construction 1 0.3 WZX Hongxin Group 3 5 Road construction 1 0.2 WGD Hongxin Group 3 1 Road construction 1 0.3 FGP Hongxin Group 3 3 Road construction 1 0.4 WHK Hongxin Group 3 2 Road construction 1 0.3 142 WSR Hongxin Group 3 1 Road construction 1 0.2 WYF Hongxin Group 5 1 Road construction 1 0.2 WJW Hongxin Group 3 2 Road construction 1 0.5 WLC Hongxin Group 3 4 Road construction 1 0.3 WHX Hongxin Group 1 5 Road construction 1 0.3 WQH Hongxin Group 4 5 Road construction 1 0.4 WXP Hongxin Group 6 4 Road construction 1 0.5 ZQY Hongxin Group 6 2 Road construction 1 0.3 WYG Hongxin Group 6 1 Road construction 1 0.2 FJY Hongxin Group 2 1 Road construction 1 0.3 WZG Hongxin Group 2 4 Road construction 1 0.3 WLP Hongxin Group 2 2 Road construction 1 0.4 FYA Hongxin Group 2 1 Road construction 1 0.2 WFG Hongxin Group 2 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WWQ Hongxin Group 2 4 Road construction 1 0.5 WZH Hongxin Group 8 5 Road construction 1 0.5 WZS Hongxin Group 5 4 Road construction 1 0.4 WJL Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.2 WBF Hongxin Group 8 2 Road construction 1 0.2 WUG Hongxin Group 8 2 Road construction 1 0.3 CXQ Hongxin Group 8 3 Road construction 1 0.3 WZX Hongxin Group 7 1 Road construction 1 0.4 WMZ Hongxin Group 4 4 Road construction 1 0.2 WZJ Hongxin Group 4 4 Road construction 1 0.2 WHH Hongxin Group 4 1 Road construction 1 0.3 WJS Hongxin Group 2 6 Road construction 1 0.2 WLS Hongxin Group 2 1 Road construction 1 0.2 WRH Hongxin Group 2 4 Road construction 1 0.3 WQG Hongxin Group 2 1 Road construction 1 0.2 WGJ Hongxin Group 2 4 Road construction 1 0.2 SZY Hongxin Group 5 4 Road construction 1 0.3 SZY Hongxin Group 5 2 Road construction 1 0.4 WYJ Hongxin Group 4 2 Road construction 1 0.3 WLH Hongxin Group 2 1 Road construction 1 0.2 143 WZM Hongxin Group 3 3 Road construction 1 0.3 YHL Hongxin Group 5 2 Road construction 1 0.3 (34) Fuhe Village In Fuhe Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 61List of subcomponents in Fuhe Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Left bank of Fuzi River flood bank, 1,200m, bank lining, 4.5m high No River channels 2 Left bank of Fuzi River flood bank, 1,900m, bank lining, 4.5m high No 1 Ф110 water supply pipeline 3km No 2 4 wells No 3 1 primary pump house No 4 2 submerged centrifugal pumps No Water supply 5 1 set of integrated water purification equipment No 6 1 set of disinfection equipment No 1 3 centrifugal clean water pumps No 2 1 clean water tank No 1 Field drain ditch lining, 1,700m, 0.8m wide, 1m deep No 2 240 steel structure frames, 385 mu No Characteristic 3 Installation of two pump stations and units No industries 4 Field water supply network, and installation of meters and valves No 5 Field tractor roads, 1,300m, 2m wide, 1m high No 6 Field bridges and culverts No 2 Supporting 1 North vegetable trading market, 1,000 m No 2 facilities 2 Administrative room, 500 m No 144 2 3 Farmers’ fitness square, 1,000 m No 2 4 Car park, 1,000 m No (35) Bei’an Village In Bei’an Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use.Termination of land contracts will affect one household with 14 persons, with 0.4 mu of non-irrigated land acquired. 59 scattered trees will be felled, including 43 poplars, 10 phoenix trees and 6 miscellaneous trees. Table 62List of subcomponents in Bei’an Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Restoration and improvement of old bluestone road, 307m No Roads 2 Hardening of Fanglong Road, 794m (roadbed width 4.5m, pavement width 3.5m) No 1 Old street lighting, 307m No Lighting 2 2 Front square lighting of Wu’s ancestral temple, 786 m (with 1 streetlamp) No Pipeline laying 1 Pipeline laying for the old street, 307m (Shangdian Street crossing-corridor bridge) No 1 Mianxi River dredging, 584m (25m wide, 1m deep) No Water resources Mianxi River revetment, 504m (Fangcun Bridge-Huahu dam segment on the right 2 Yes bank of the Mianxi River, revetment height 3m) 2 1 Conversion of tourist reception center, 469 m (now old people activity center) No Supporting facilities 2 Access Hui-style gateway on the north bank (8m long, 6m wide, 5m high) No Material cultural 2 1 Wu’s ancestral temple (size 234 m ) No heritage Table 63Termination of land contracts for construction in Bei’an Village termination Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual of land Head of household Village Group involving termination of 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) contracts land contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) 145 WLF 18 14 900 Mianxi River revetment 2 0.4 (36) Zhanqi Village In Zhanqi Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use,termination of land contracts will affect one household with 7 persons, with 1 mu of non-irrigated land acquired. Table 64List of subcomponents in Zhanqi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Roads 1 Laohu Alley slate road (damage rate of existing slate road 50%, 2m wide) No 1 Pankeng Rivulet dredging, 222m (3m wide, 2m deep, artificial dredging for 0.5m) No 2 Dongcunwu Rivulet dredging, 371m (1m wide, 2m deep, artificial dredging for 0.5m) No 3 Shangkeng Rivulet dredging, 383m (2.5m wide, 2.0m deep, artificial dredging for 0.5m) No 4 Xiakeng Rivulet dredging, 471m (2.5m wide, 2m deep, artificial dredging for 0.5m) No 5 Dakeng River dredging, 1,063m long (full length, dredging width 12m and depth 1m) No Water resources Dakeng River revetment, 193m long (326m long on left bank, 565m long on right bank, 6 No revetment height 2.5m) 7 Xiatian main irrigation storage dam (0.5m high, reinforced to 1m) No Lining and reinforcement of Xiatian main irrigation canal, 554m (0.5m wide, 0.5m deep; 8 No depth to be increased to 1m) 2 1 Houcuntang landscaping (2m deep, size 726 m ) Yes 2 Supporting 2 Kanxidan landscaping (size 293 m ) No 2 facilities 3 Qingtangdan landscaping (size 957 m ) No 2 4 Erliandan landscaping (size 455 m ) No 2 Material cultural Maintenance of Dunmu Hall (county-level protection, 442 m , now a shop front, combined 1 No heritage with the reconstruction of tourist reception center) 146 Table 65Termination of land contracts for construction in Zhanqi Village Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; termination of Household Per capita annual Head of household Village Group involving termination 2) non-irrigated land; 3) land contracts population income (yuan) of land contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) WQQ 3 7 3000 Village landscaping 2 1 (37) Jiekou Village In Jiekou Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 66List of subcomponents in Jiekou Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Restoration of existing road of Qianshan Natural Village, 560m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No Roads 2 Road beside the Xin’an River, 840m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement, beam and pillar structure No 1 Dn50 water supply pipeline, 1,800m No Water supply 2 1 storage tank, 40m³ No Wastewater 1 3 septic tank, each 8m³ No Water resources 1 Local revetment on the left bank of Xin’an River, 181m long, masonry, 10m high No 2 1 Farm product trading center, 1,000 m No Supporting 2 Ferry No facilities 2 3 1 public toilet, 40 m No Material cultural 1 Yu’s ancient ancestral temple No heritage 2 Li’s ancient ancestral temple No Characteristic 1 Two orange bases, total area 273 mu No industries (38) Zhengcun Village In Zhengcun Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected 147 Table 67List of subcomponents in Zhengcun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Village alley, 310m, 2.5m wide No 2 Embedded protective pipes for pipeline laying, 6km No Roads 3 Road lighting: village trunk road 2km and alley 2.8km No 4 Field tractor road, 1,360m, 2.5m wide, earth pavement No 5 Connecting road, 920m, 2.5m wide, earth pavement No Drainage 1 Village drain ditch improvement, 3.8km No Irrigation canals 1 Maintenance and reinforcement of farmland irrigation canal, 6,500m No 2 1 Xiyuan Garden (incl. archway)(1,650 m ) Yes 2 2 WCB’s former residence (2120 m ) No 3 Zhonglie Hall Archway No 2 4 Xixi Literature Society (516 m ) No 2 5 Shanshu Hall (1246 m ) No 2 6 South Garden (153 m ) No 2 7 JYX (312 m ) No Material cultural 2 8 CRH (309 m ) No heritage 2 9 YYH (337 m ) No 2 10 ZKJ (323 m ) No 2 11 WPJ (627 m ) No 2 12 TSH (344 m ) No 2 13 JWJ (334 m ) No 2 14 Zhicheng Hall (165 m ) No 2 15 LLL (356 m ) No 148 2 16 WLS (356 m ) No 2 Supporting 1 Public toilet, 70 m No 2 facilities 2 Farm product trading market, 800 m No Table 68Ancient residence renovation in Zhengcun Village House type: 1) Population Ancient Village ancient 2 Is it Name of of residence Size (m ) Owner group residence; 2) occupied? occupant occupant’s renovation ancestral temple household Xiyuan Garden Zhengcun 1 1650 Individual Yes Clan 3 South Garden Zhengcun 1 153 Individual Yes ZSY 2 JYX Zhengcun 1 312 Individual Yes JYX 3 YYH Zhengcun 1 337 Individual Yes YYH 2 ZKJ Zhengcun 1 323 Individual Yes ZKJ 4 JWJ Zhengcun 1 334 Individual Yes JWJ 1 Zhicheng Hall Zhengcun 1 165 Individual Yes ZSY, etc. 2 LLL Zhengcun 1 356 Individual Yes LLL 2 WCB’s former Wang’s Zhengcun 1 2120 Individual None — residence family Xixi Literature Literature Zhengcun 1 516 Individual None — Society society Wang’s Shanshu Hall Zhengcun 1 1246 Individual None — family CRH Zhengcun 1 309 Individual None CRH — Liugeng Hall Zhengcun 1 627 Individual None WPJ — TSH Zhengcun 1 344 Individual None TSH — 149 Zhonglie Hall Zhengcun Archway Collective None Collective — Archway (39) Hongqin Village In Hongqin Village, the Project involves notermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 69List of subcomponents in Hongqin Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Village entrance-village end (Shilong Cave) road, 258m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No 2 Hongqin Village-Yejiwu production path, 1,240m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No Roads 3 Village entrance-Chakeng Natural Village road, 640m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No 4 Village north-expressway west production path, 525m long, 1.5m wide, gravel pavement No 5 Hongqin-Hongfei Village connecting line, 880m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement No 1 Dredging of the village segment of Fuyuan River, 1,000m³ No Water resources 2 Improvement of 3 storage dams at the old dam, 35m wide each No Supporting 2 1 Conversion of a blank space into a villager activity center, 2,000 m No facilities Material cultural 1 Maintenance of 12 ancient buildings, including Mingde and Jishan Halls No 2 heritage 2 Restoration of Shuikou Pavilion, 40 m No Characteristic 1 300 mu bamboo industrial base No industries Table 70Ancient residence renovation in Hongqin Village House type: 1) Population Ancient residence Size Is it Name of Village group ancient 2 Owner of renovation (m ) occupied? occupant residence; 2) occupant’s 150 ancestral temple household Shunde Hall Dongfanghong 1 130 Individual Yes WAL 3 Yide Hall Dongfanghong 1 130 Individual Yes FXN 1 Weishan Hall Dongfanghong 1 120 Individual Yes FXY 1 Houde Hall Yonghong 1 120 Individual Yes WSS 2 Chengshan Hall Dongfanghong 1 160 Individual Yes ZSY 1 Hengde Hall Dongfanghong 1 160 Individual Yes LJY 2 Jushan Hall Yonghong 1 100 Individual Yes WYW 1 Shenshan Hall Dongfanghong 1 150 Individual No WYQ — Jishan Hall Dongfanghong 1 90 Individual No WYH — Yongcheng Hall Dongfanghong 1 80 Individual No WAS — Junde Hall Dongfanghong 1 80 Individual No WRK — Yizheng Hall Dongfanghong 1 160 Individual No WZY — (40) Hongfei Village In Hongfei Village, the Project involves notermination of land contracts and temporary land use,so no person will be affected Table 71List of subcomponents in Hongfei Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 2 1 Village road, 1,153m long, 2-4m wide, bluestone pavement; restoration of 2,000 m No Roads Village entrance-village end connecting line, 1,360m long, 4.5m wide, cement 2 No pavement 1 Gushuikou embankment restoration 580m, 2.5m high No Water resources 2 Maintenance of existing storage dam, 30m wide, 1.5m high No 3 Restoration of downstream old storage dam, 26m wide, 1.5m high No 151 Supporting 2 1 Villager activity center, 960 m No facilities Material cultural 1 Maintenance of 5 heritage sites, including Yinde and Jiande Halls No heritage Table 72Ancient residence renovation in Hongfei Village House type: 1) Population of Ancient residence Village ancient 2 Is it Name of Size (m ) Owner occupant’s renovation group residence; 2) occupied? occupant household ancestral temple Yishan Hall Hongfei 2 1 105 Individual Yes FJX 5 Jiande Hall Hongfei 3 1 150 Individual Yes FQB, FBY 14 Zhishan Old Hongfei 4 1 300 Individual Yes FZS, FFY 20 Residence Jishan Hall Hongfei 4 1 130 Individual Yes FGW 5 Yinde Hall Hongfei 2 1 150 Individual Yes FSG 4 (41) Zhangtan Village In Zhangtan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 73List of subcomponents in Zhangtan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Conversion of Hongjiawu Road from cement road to bluestone road, 146m (the Roads 1 existing cement road leading to the Ancient Camphor Tree scenic spot is seriously No damaged, roadbed width 1.7m, pavement width 1.4m) Supporting 1 Zhangtanxia ferry (tourist wharf, bank length 112m, 14m wide) No 152 facilities 2 Material cultural 1 Zhang’s ancestral temple, 516 m (seriously damaged) No 2 heritage 2 Hongzhuang Hall, 858 m No (42) Miantan Village In Miantan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 74List of subcomponents in Miantan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Binjiang Road in Miantan Village, 478m (roadbed width 3.0m, pavement width 2.5m, Roads 1 No pavement width to be increased to 1.5m to resist floods that occur every 5-10 years) 1 Zhangkeng water intake (60 households with 200 persons) No 2 One filter tank No Water supply 3 1 high-level pond No 4 Water supply pipeline from high-level pond to village No Liaoyuan wastewater treatment plant and network (artificial wetland treatment area Drainage 1 2 No 676 m , serving 120 households with 348 persons) Supporting facilities 1 Miantan tourist wharf, 108m (fitness apparatus, ground hardening, landscaping, etc.) No Material cultural 2 1 Ancient stage and dressing room, 174 m No heritage Capacity building 1 Touristm development planning of Miantan Village No (43) Sucun Village In Sucun Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use The resettlement impacts of the Project aretermination of land contracts , 11 households with 38 persons will be affected . Table 75List of subcomponents in Sucun Village 153 Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 2 Roads 1 Restoration of village entrance square – Supoguanyue bluestone road, 78m long, 100 m No Bridges 1 Village entrance bridge, 27m long No 1 1 filter tank (incl. check dam) No 2 1 storage tank, 100m³ Yes 3 1 disinfection room No Water supply 4 DN100PE water diversion pipeline 1,000m No 5 DN15-20 water supply pipeline 13,650m No 6 1 set of disinfection equipment No Wastewater 1 Water diversion work, DN1000, 420m No Supporting 1 Laoshuikou pond dredging, 200m³ No 2 facilities 2 Public toilet, 20 m No 1 Aijing Hall No Material cultural 2 Dunben Hall No heritage 3 Supo Guanyue No Table 76Termination of land contracts for construction in Sucun Village termination Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual of land Head of household Village Group involving termination of 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) contracts land contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) FCW 12 5 4500 Storage tank 2 0.5 FXM 12 1 3500 Storage tank 2 0.1 FCY 12 6 4000 Storage tank 2 0.6 WSM 12 4 4800 Storage tank 2 0.4 FJ 12 3 4000 Storage tank 2 0.3 FLS 11 2 4500 Storage tank 2 0.8 154 FJX 11 4 5000 Storage tank 2 0.7 FXL 11 5 5000 Storage tank 2 0.8 PKZ 10 2 5500 Storage tank 3 0.2 HYD 10 3 4000 Storage tank 3 0.2 ZJG 6 3 4500 Storage tank 3 0.1 5. Summary of project impacts in Xiuning County In Xiuning County, 7 households will be affected by the Project in total, they will be affected by termination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 3.3 mu, including 2.8 mu of of garden land and 0.5 mu of woodland. Table 77 Summary of project impacts in Xiuning County Type of Collective termination Subcomponent Scattered Vulnerable Village Affected HHs cultivated land of land involved trees population (mu) and type contracts 44. Langsi None None None None None None Village Termination 45. Tianli Construction of car 6 households 2.4 mu of garden of land None None Village parks with 24 persons land contracts Termination Construction of car 0.9: 0.4 mu of 46. Huaqiao 1 household of land parks and Zhanjia- None garden land, 0.5 None Village with 4 persons contracts Muligong Highway mu of woodland 47. Yanjiao None None None None None None Village 48. Yanpu None None None None None None Village 49. Huangcun None None None None None None 155 Village 50. Wanxin None None None None None None Village Termination None 7 households Total of land — None 3.3 0.5 mu of None with 28 persons contracts woodland (44) Langsi Village In Langsi Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 78List of subcomponents in Langsi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Bridges 1 Reinforced concrete struture, 180m long, 4.5m wide, span 18*10 No 3 One storage tank with capacity of 500 m , trunk water supply pipeline, 3,000m; access branch Water supply 1 pipelines 17,350m, φ110 pipeline 2,000m, 400 ordinary valves, 347 water meters, 10 soft sealing No valves and 10 φ110 valves 3 A primary filtering and settling tank, 16m*6.3m*3m, capacity 300 m and associated φ300 branch Wastewater 1 pipelines with a total length of 1,000m; secondary filtering and separation tank, 16m*6.3m*3m, No 3 capacity 300 m 3 Water Flood banks in Langsi Village, 1,100m long, 5m high, 2m wide; 7.5 masonry dike 11,000 m , 1 3 No resources excavation of underwater foundation pit earthwork 17,750 m , setup of guardrails of 1,100m 2 Supporting 1 2 public toilets, building area 50 m each No 2 facilities 2 Old people’s home, floor area 1,000 m , two-storied, Anhui-style, accommodating 100 persons No 2 Characteristic A workshop, floor area 3,500 m , with two tealeaf production lines, and a large refrigerated 1 No industries warehouse (600,000 yuan) 156 (45) Tianli Village: In Tianli Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use. The resettlement impacts of the Project aretermination of land contracts ,6 households with 24 persons will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 2.4 mu, all being garden land. Table 79List of subcomponents in Tianli Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 3 3 7.8km long, 4.5m wide, 0.18m thick, stone excavation 20,000 m , stone backfilling 17,000 m , using 1 No Roads C30 concrete, construction of 35 culverts, drain ditch 7.8km, revetment retaining walls 6,000m 2 25m bluestone road in front of ZMG’s residence (material cultural heritage) No Bridges 1 30m long, 4.5m wide, using concrete and steel bars No 4km, lighting of trunk roads in Tianli, Shiwukeng and Lingjiao, using 120 high-voltage sodium lamps, 30 2 Lighting 1 25W energy-saving lamps, 30 mm resistance wires, 120 wire poles, 150 sets of accessories, 5 No kilowatt-hour meters Water supply pipelines in Tianli, Shiwukeng and Lingjiao, main pipeline, diameter 63mm CT PVC, 1 No Water supply 8,000m long; branch pipelines, diameter 20mm, CT PVC, 5,000m long 2 Poured with cement mortar and steel bars, installation of integrated water purifiers No 2 Supporting 1 1 flush tourist toilet in Tianli, Shiwukeng and Lingjiao each, masonry concrete structure, 20 m each No facilities 2 C30 concrete car park in Shiwukeng, 6,000 m³, 40m long, 25m wide, 0.2m thick Yes Material cultural No 1 Renovation of 5 ancient residences: pillars, roofs, rafters, walls, doors heritage Restoration and conversion of waste fishponds; establishment of a cold-water fish breeding Characteristic 1 No cooperative industries 2 2 Tea plant, 800 m No Table 80Termination of land contracts for construction in Tianli Village 157 Subcomponent termination Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual involving of land Head of household Village Group 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) termination of land contracts contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) YXM Tianli 7 3000 Car park construction 3 0.3 ZGX Tianli 2 3000 Car park construction 3 0.35 ZDY Tianli 5 3000 Car park construction 3 0.5 ZYD Tianli 3 3000 Car park construction 3 0.35 ZDH Tianli 3 3000 Car park construction 3 0.2 ZDX Tianli 4 3500 Car park construction 3 0.7 Table 81Ancient residence renovation in Tianli Village House type: 1) Population Ancient Village ancient 2 Is it Name of of residence Size (m ) Owner group residence; 2) occupied? occupant occupant’s renovation ancestral temple household YGZ Tianli 1 330 Individual Yes YGZ 3 YYK Tianli 1 200 Individual Yes YYK 1 ZXT Tianli 1 350 Individual Yes ZXT 5 ZMG Tianli 1 200 Individual Yes ZMG 3 YWS Tianli 1 220 Individual No YWS None (46) Huaqiao Village: In Huaqiao Village, the Project does not involve temporary land use. The resettlement impacts of the Project aretermination of land contracts. One household with 4 persons will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 0.9 mu, including 0.4 mu of garden land and 0.5 mu of woodland. Table 82List of subcomponents in Huaqiao Village Subcomponent No. Details Is resettlement 158 involved? 3 2.857km long, 3.5m wide, 0.18m thick, masonry retaining walls, 1,500 m , gravel cushion, 12,000 Roads 1 2 2 Yes m , C20 concrete slabs, 10,000 m , concrete culverts with a total length of 70m Wastewater 1 Storm drain ditch, 1,200m, 0.8m*0.8m C20 concrete No 3 Water 300m long, 0.6m wide, 4.5m high (incl. foundation), C20 concrete revetment 810 m , underwater 1 3 3 2 No resources foundation cleanup 300 m , earth backfilling 240 m , form production and installation 900 m 2 1 2 flush public toilets in Mulihong Group, total area 30 m , masonry concrete structure No Supporting 2 Floor area 800 m , 0.2m thick, cement pouring after earth excavation and leveling, C30 concrete facilities 2 2 No 300 m , landscaping Construction of ancient bridge below Mulihong Mountain, 11m long, 1.5m wide (cross-sectional 1 No width 8m, height 4m) 2 Mulihong-Zuyuan bluestone road, 3.5km No Ancient road in Mulihong Group, 1.5km, 270m to be laid with bluestone slabs, 180m to be 3 No Material repaired, damage rate 50% cultural Mulihong-Huaqiao road, 2.5km, 150m to be laid with bluestone slabs, 200m to be repaired, 4 No heritage damage rate 50% Mulihong-Zhanjiashan road, 1.5km, 260m to be laid with bluestone slabs, 180m to be repaired, 5 No damage rate 50% 6 Mulihong-Baishikeng bluestone road, 1.5km No 7 Protection of two ancient residences, improvement of 56 dilapidated houses No Table 83Termination of land contracts for construction in Huaqiao Village Subcomponent termination Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual involving of land Head of household Village Group 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) termination of land contracts garden land; 4) woodland contracts area (mu) HFC Wulihong 4 8000 Construction of car 3 0.4 159 parks and Zhanjia- 4 0.5 Muligong Highway Table 84Ancient residence renovation in Huaqiao Village House type: 1) Population Ancient Village ancient 2 Is it Name of of residence Size (m ) Owner group residence; 2) occupied? occupant occupant’s renovation ancestral temple household ZGY Wulihong 1 60 Individual Yes ZGY 5 CXZ Wulihong 1 50 Individual Yes CXZ 4 (47) Yanjiao Village: In Yanjiao Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 85List of subcomponents in Yanjiao Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Yuehua Street-tunnel opening road, 300m long, 2.5m wide, 15cm thick, guardrails 150m, including drain ditch, 1 2 2 2 No transport distance 12km, overall unit price 570 yuan/m (direct cost 400 yuan/m , transport cost 120 yuan/m ) Renovation of footpath in Yuehua Street (damage rate 70%), Wangxian Pavilion —Paradisiac Land—Yuehua 2 Street—Ziyun Gate, full length 2,350m, 1.7m wide, 15cm thick, guardrails 300m, drain ditch 800m; overall unit No 2 Roads price 660 yuan/m (incl. secondary manual handling, old path demolition, roadbed leveling, slag cleanup, etc.) Overall renovation of existing damaged roads in Yanjiao, Yancun and Tongyi Groups, 2,000m (cement pavement 2 3 for 1,200m, slate pavement for 800m, average width 2-2.5m, unit price of red slate pavement 520 yuan/m ), No including pavement lifting, drain ditches, drain culverts, covering 3 village groups (Yancun, Yanjiao and Tongyi) 4 Tongyi Group piedmont to Wangxian Pavilion on the mountain path, full length 2,500m, width 1.7m, overall unit No 160 2 price 760 yuan/m (incl. secondary manual handling, drain ditch restoration) Pipeline laying 1 Water supply network, TV, telephone and lighting lines of Yuehua Street, 550m long No Reconstruction of human drinking water supply pipeline, 2,260m long, DN50, purchase of one water purification 1 No unit (in conjunction with road improvement), covering Tongyi, Yanjiao, Yancun, Qiancun and Tangtou Groups 2 A well and a primary lifting pump No 3 A secondary lifting pump house No 4 A water purification plant No Water supply 5 A tertiary pump house No 6 1 high-level pond No 7 Water delivery pipeline (DN100 steel), full length 2,880m No 8 Water distribution pipeline (DN100 steel), full length 940m No 9 DN50 water supply pipeline, full length 560m No 10 10 hydrants on Yuehua Street No Maintenance of main sewer line and road maintenance, 1,053m, average width 0.8m, overall unit price 1000 1 2 No yuan/m (incl. foundation exploration, leveling, material exploration, secondary manual handling, installation) Wastewater 2 Rain network of Yuehua Street, full length 840m No 3 Domestic sewer network of Yuehua Street, full length 900m No 3 1 River revetment in Tongyi Group, full length 230m,.5m high, 1.2m wide, unit price 360 yuan/m No Water resources 2 Concrete foundation, opening length 18m, depth 5m, restoration of 4 historical sites No 2 2 2 Supporting Tourist toilets, Wulao Peak 100 m and Taisu Palace 100 m on Yuehua Street; 60 m in Tongyi Group, overall 1 2 No facilities unit price 4200 yuan/m (incl. pipe fittings, decoration) Material cultural 1 Dongyang Taoism Temple No heritage 2 Ertian Gate No Nonmaterial 1 Taoist Culture Museum, Taoist Music Exhibition Hall No cultural heritage 2 Shooting of cultural feature film No 161 Table 86Survey form of ancient residence renovation in Yanjiao Village House type: 1) Population Ancient Village ancient Size Is it Name of of residence 2 Owner group residence; 2) (m ) occupied? occupant occupant’s renovation ancestral temple household Dongyang Qiyunshan 1 400 Historical site Yes CXH 6 Taoism Temple Ertian Gate Qiyunshan 1 160 Historical site No (48) Yanpu Village In Yanpu Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 87List of subcomponents in Yanpu Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Earth road of Shanhou Group, 1,109m long, 2m wide No Earth road of Shantou Group, 380m long, 2m wide; damaged cement road 684m long, 2m wide; 2 No sandstone road 955m long, 4m wide Earth road of Xiapeng Group, 353m long, 1.5m wide; damaged cement road 589m long, 1.5m wide; 3 No Roads sandstone road 498m long, 4m wide 4 Sandstone road in Chaxia Group, 2,771m long, 3.5m wide No Earth road of Yanpu Group, 361m long, 3.5m wide; earth road 164m long, 2.5m wide; earth road 5 No 70m long, 3m wide; damaged cement road 968m long, 3.5m wide 6 Chengshang Group, damaged cement road 445m long, 2.5m wide; stone road, 167m long, 3m wide No Benefiting 1,937 persons, a main water supply pipeline, 20km long, from the county waterworks to Water supply 1 No Area 1 (13km) and Area 2 (7km) of the village; source to be supplied by the waterworks 162 Supporting 1 2 tourist toilets No 2 facilities 2 Car park, 2,400 m , not less than 60 parking spaces No (49) Huangcun Village: In Huangcun Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 88List of subcomponents in Huangcun Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Xiafang-Xiewutong Group road, 1,280m long, 3.5m wide, 0.18m thick (additional) No 2 Hardening of Shangmen-Zhichongtong Group road, 578m long, 2m wide, 0.18m thick (additional) No Roads 3 Hardening of Xiafang-Xiafangtong Group road, 273m long, 2m wide, 0.18m thick (additional) No 4 Restoration of Huangcun Village to Lintian highway, asphalt pavement, 1,398m long, 3.5m wide, 0.1m No thick (additional) 1 Licun pond in Guhuang Village, dam height 42m, dam height 6m, top width 8m (additional) No 2 Gutangwu pond in Guhuang Village, dam height 29m, dam height 5m, top width 3m (additional) No Water resources 3 Zhuyong pond in Guhuang Village, dam height 48m, dam height 4m, top width 2m (additional) No 4 Changtang pond in Guhuang Village, dam height 65m, dam height 3.5m, top width 2m (additional) No 2 Supporting facilities 1 Two 60 m public toilets, 10m*6m No 1 Renovation of Zhongxian Residence No Material cultural 2 Renovation of HYX’s residence and 6 other ancient residences No heritage 3 Conversion of 14 houses into Anhui style No Table 89Survey form of ancient residence renovation in Huangcun Village House type: 1) Population Ancient residence Village 2 Is it Name of ancient Size (m ) Owner of renovation group occupied? occupant residence; 2) occupant’s 163 ancestral temple household HRH and WYQ’s Group 1 1 150 Co-owned Yes Co-owned 1 residence HYX’s residence Group 2 1 150 Individual No HYX — HZC’s residence Group 2 1 150 Individual Yes HZC 4 WXH’s residence Group 5 1 200 Individual Yes WXH 3 WLH and SZJ’s Group 5 1 100 Individual No Co-owned — residence LYC, WCH and Group 5 1 150 Individual No Co-owned — HTX’s residence HYT’s residence Group 6 1 200 Individual Yes HYT 4 (50) Wanxin Village In Wanxin Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 90List of subcomponents in Wanxin Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Renovation of old street, 645m long, 3.2m, laying of φ50cm culvert pipes, 25 brick access shafts, 55 1 No rain wells, 45 streetlamps, burial of TV, telephone and telecom light-current lines Roads Asphalt laying of the entrance segment of the old street, 130m long, 6m wide; setup of 10 streetlamps; 2 No Asphalt laying of the exit segment of the old street, 180m long, 6m wide; setup of 12 streetlamps Restoration of revetment east of Zhongtang Bridge, 70m long, 6m high; M10 cement mortar for 1 No foundation and walls, φ5cm PVC pipes for drain holes Water resources Revetment along 4# bridge-Wutian River entrance, 750m long, 5m high; M10 cement mortar for 2 No foundation and walls 3 Dredging of 5# bridge-Hengjiang River (295m long) and 4# bridge-Hengjiang River (750m long) No 164 Supporting 2 1 Car park at entrance of the old street, 1,000 m No facilities 2 1 Renovation of Fulai, Guanyin and Sangyuan Bridges, total area 210.8 m No Renovation and reconstruction of 6 public buildings (32, 33, 34, 40, 41 and 42 Wan’an Old Street 2 Central), 850 m , to be restored to former condition and aligned with overall architectural style; Material cultural 2 No restoration of Chunfang Restaurant at 34 Central Street, conversion of 33 Central Street into Wan’an heritage Compass Exhibition Hall 2 3 White ant prevention of 393 houses on Wan’an Old Street, 106,110 m No 4 Conversion of 15 buildings into Anhui style No Nonmaterial 1 Tao Xingzhi Enlightenment Exhibition Hall No cultural heritage 2 Books, pictures and videos on compass No Table 91Survey form of ancient residence renovation in Wanxin Village House type: 1) Population Ancient residence Village ancient Size Is it Name of of 2 Owner renovation group residence; 2) (m ) occupied? occupant occupant’s ancestral temple household 32 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 140 Collective Yes ZXR 3 33 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 85 Collective Yes HZX 1 34 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 105 Collective Yes HLL 2 40 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 150 Collective Yes Unknown 3 41 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 264 Collective Yes ZJY 4 42 Zhongjie Street Shiwuhong 1 160 Collective Yes JMY 3 6. Summary of project impacts in Yixian County In Yixian County, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts. The Project will affect 17 households by temporary land use, 165 1.78 mu of land used temporarily, including 0.28 mu of irrigated land and 1.5 mu of non-irrigated land. (51) Bishan Village In Bishan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 92List of subcomponents in Bishan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Sandu main street Bijia Building – Hejiaxi, 852m long, 3m wide No 2 Road of Jinglin Group, 135m long, 2m wide No 3 YLS’s residence No 4 Shangxinwu Road (Fendian – Shangxinwu exit), 238m long, 1.5m wide No 5 Renzijie Road, 40m long,4m wide (using square bricks) No 6 Roads in Bishan Group, varying in length and width (see survey map) No 7 Hanlin Alley-Fengshu Ridge, 190m long, 1.5m wide, overlapping with Baihu Road by 45m (3.5m wide) No 8 Baihu Road, 268m long, 3.5m wide, overlapping with Hanlin Alley-Fengshu Ridge by 45m (see Word) No 9 Taiqian Road (Qianshengtang-Taiqian threshing ground), 280m long, 4m wide (see Word) No Roads Old people apartment-Xiashantang turn asphalt road, 1,085m long, 3.0m wide (involving water canal 10 No restoration) 11 Zhongzhen Road (Jiekou-Shimen), 1,794m long, 3.5m wide (involving water canal restoration) No 12 Silkworm egg workshop road, 663m long, 4.5m wide No 13 Baihu Road-silkworm egg workshop), 315m long, 4.5m wide No 14 Baihu Road (Baihu-Wudongdian asphalt road crossing), 447m long, 3m wide No 15 Junchuan-Zhongzhen road crossing, 187m long, 3.5m wide No 16 Shimenxia Road (Shimenxia-Jiashichang crossing), 523m long, 3m wide No 17 Xiamazha Road (Xiamazha-asphalt road crossing), 292m long, 3.5m wide No 18 Zhongzhen branch road, 275m long, 3.5m wide No 166 19 Qingshan Road (state-owned forest farm-Bixi reservoir), 1,155m long, 3.5m wide No 20 Cross road (Baihu-Baota), 842m long, 3m wide (canal restoration, 0.3*0.3) No 21 Dashengting Road (water canal-mulberry garden), 1,324m long, 3m wide No 22 Jingliangting Road, 370m long, 3m wide No 23 Jiekou laundry-TLP’s residence, 417m long, 1.5m wide No 24 Roads in Baihu Group (as detailed in survey map) No 1 Restoration of Zhanghe River revetment, 93m No 2 Construction of Luocheng dam No 3 Restoration of Jinglin dam 4 Restoration of Xiaxiqiao irrigation canal (as detailed in survey map) No 5 Restoration of Shanxiajie irrigation canal, 704m, cross section 0.8*1.5 No 6 Restoration and dredging of Caoxiejie irrigation canal, 819m (see survey map) No 7 Restoration of Zhongzhen branch canal, 1,122m, cross section 0.7*0.4 No Water resources 8 Restoration of Dazhai irrigation canal (3 segments, as detailed in survey map) No facilities 9 Restoration of Toujie irrigation canal, 574m, with varying cross sections, as detailed in survey map No 10 Restoration of Toujie branch canal, 514m, cross section 0.4*0.8 No 11 Restoration of village access irrigation canal (in two segments, as detailed in survey map) No 12 Restoration of Oucun irrigation canal, 389m, cross section 1.1*0.7 No 13 Restoration of Junchuan irrigation canal, 697m, cross section 0.6*0.4 No 14 Restoration of Jinglin irrigation canal, 146m, cross section 1.4*1.4 No 15 Jingliangting Road canal, 370m, 0.3*0.5 No 16 Canal dredging, 790m long, 0.6m wide No Supporting 1 Cultural and sports square No facilities 2 Car park No Material cultural 1 Restoration of Qitai Hall No 167 heritage (52) Guhuang Village In Guhuang Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected. Table 93List of subcomponents in Guhuang Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of Xucun Highway, 1,162m long, 4m wide; 4 culverts No Restoration of bluestone Guzhu Street, 297m long, 2.4m wide for a length of 123m, 4.4m 2 No wide for a length of 94m and 3.0m wide for a length of 80m 3 Restoration of Guzhu Street bluestone alley, 883m long, 2.2m wide on average No 4 Hardening of Jiangbei Group road, 1,252m long, 2m wide No 5 Huangcun Village alley, 400m long, 3m wide No 6 Hardening of Guzhu ring road, 2.5m wide for a length of 680m, 4m wide for a length of 183m No Roads 7 Hardening of Bajiajing-Jiangbei road, 254m long, 2.5m wide No 8 Road hardening between Liuwenye and Baocun, 528m long, 2.5m wide No 9 Tractor road of Liwu Reservoir, 1,077m long, 2m wide No 10 Hardening of Huangcun Village street, 528m long, 2.5m wide No 11 Road hardening between Jiangbei Highway and Liwu, 248m long, 2m wide No 12 Road hardening between the old people’s home and Xuchengsong, 77m long, 2.5m wide No 13 Road hardening between Xiayouhong and Jiangbei, 109m long, 2.5m wide No 14 Road hardening between Yibai Highway and Gantiancun Bridge (62m long, 4.5m wide) No Bridges 1 Production access bridge No 1 Lighting of car park in Huangcun Village No Lighting 2 Huangcun Village car park – bridge head of Yibai Highway No 168 3 Old people’s home square No 4 Lighting of Yibai Highway No 1 Restoration of Xisan Reservoir revetment No 2 Dredging of Jiang’ercun pond No 3 Dredging of Wuxi River No 4 Wuxi River revetment No 5 Restoration and construction of a dam No Water resources 6 Liwu reservoir-Lianyuzui, 1,077m, cross section 0.7*0.6 No facilities 7 Bazhi Duijie-Liwu canal, 130m, cross section 0.6*0.5 No 8 Yulitang-Lianyuzui, 136m, cross section 0.6*0.6 No 9 Tractor road-Yibai Highway canal, 797m, cross section 0.5*0.7 No 10 Tianjinjie irrigation canal, 206m, cross section 0.5*0.4 No Duijie irrigation canal (incl. dam and canal restoration, dredging and revetment construction), 11 No 598m, cross section 0.6*0.6 1 Car park of Jiangbei Group No Supporting 2 Car park of Huangcun Village No facilities 2 3 Renovation of rural cultural activity center, 1,347 m No Material cultural 2 1 Renovation of Wuquan Hall, 319.5 m No heritage Village planning, industry planning, maintenance of material cultural heritage buildings, local Capacity sculpture skills, planning and management staff skills training; training on Bank project 1 No building management, procurement and bidding; tealeaf production, cultivation skills training, gardenia cultivation, management skills training, mulberry cultivation, silkworm breeding (53) Pingshan Village In Pingshan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, 4 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a 169 land area of 0.5 mu, with an estimated period of 15 days. Table 94List of subcomponents in Pingshan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Jiumujiu Bridge No 2 Baixi Bridge No 3 Construction of bluestone road, 571m, 2m wide for a length of 451m and 1.8m wide for a length of 120m No Restoration of slate road, 211m, 1.5m wide for a length of 63m, damage rate 20%, 1m wide for a length 4 No Roads of 106m, damage rate 10%, 2.5m wide for a length of 44m, damage rate 20% 5 Road hardening in the village, 461m, 2.5m wide No 6 Hardening of road leading to Baixi Natural Village, 1,134m, 2.5m wide No 7 Hardening of road connecting Gaoshan Natural Village, 2,709m, 2m wide, 0.2m thick No 8 Operating road, 211m, 1.5m wide No 1 Jiumujiu Bridge No Bridges 2 Baixi Bridge No Water resources 1 Gaoshan-Sangumiao, 975m long, 0.4m in diameter, DN200 water diversion pipeline Yes facilities 2 Jiyang River dredging, 1,238m No 2 1 Renovation of Sanfang Hall, 392 m No 2 2 Renovation of Baipu Hall, 360 m No 2 3 Renovation of Sifang Hall, 638 m No 2 Material cultural 4 Renovation of Chang Hall, 144.5 m No heritage 5 White ant prevention of 137 material cultural heritage buildings No 6 CLB (conversion into Anhui style) No 7 FXD (conversion into Anhui style) No 8 HLB (conversion into Anhui style) No 170 9 HLQ (conversion into Anhui style) No 10 HXM (conversion into Anhui style) No 11 JGJ (conversion into Anhui style) No 12 LG (conversion into Anhui style) No 13 LGA (conversion into Anhui style) No 14 QYF (conversion into Anhui style) No 15 SJM (conversion into Anhui style) No 16 SSQ (conversion into Anhui style) No 17 SWP (conversion into Anhui style) No 18 SWP (conversion into Anhui style) No 19 SWL (conversion into Anhui style) No 20 SXF (conversion into Anhui style) No 21 SXP (conversion into Anhui style) No 22 WSM (conversion into Anhui style) No 23 WWM (conversion into Anhui style) No 24 WZX (conversion into Anhui style) No 25 WCM (conversion into Anhui style) No 26 WZ (conversion into Anhui style) No 27 WZH (conversion into Anhui style) No 28 XHJ (conversion into Anhui style) No 29 XKK (conversion into Anhui style) No 30 YGQ (conversion into Anhui style) No 31 ZMC (conversion into Anhui style) No 32 ZXJ (conversion into Anhui style) No 171 Table 95Temporary land use for construction in Pingshan Village Period of Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Subcomponent involving termination of Village termination of Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop land contracts Group land; 4) woodland land contracts area (mu) (day) Gaoshan-Sangumiao drinking water pipeline WWS Gaoshan 2 0.1 Rape 15 Gaoshan-Sangumiao drinking water pipeline XZL Gaoshan 2 0.1 Rape 15 Gaoshan-Sangumiao drinking water pipeline YJH Gaoshan 2 0.1 Rape 15 Gaoshan-Sangumiao drinking water pipeline YJM Gaoshan 2 0.2 Rape 15 (54) Miaolin Village In Miaolin Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person will be affected Table 96List of subcomponents in Miaolin Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Daguling car park to Daguling Group passing lane and security facilities (see topographic map) No 2 Miaoshanglin operating road, 539m long, 2m wide No 3 Shangxialin operating road, 238m long, 1.5m wide No Roads 4 Baizili operating road, 855m long, 2m wide No 5 Village footpath, 5,000m long, 2m wide, scattered, not fully measured No 6 Gaguling footpath reconstruction, 800m, plank road reinforcement No Water supply 1 Water supply in Tianfan Group, serving 178 persons (as detailed in survey map) No Wastewater treatment facility of Gaguling Group, serving 45 households with 150 persons, 7 Drainage 1 No agritainment sites, 15 biogas tank, receiving 230 persons for dining during peak periods 1 Restoration of Jianxinqiao-Gaguling revetment (as detailed in survey map) No 2 Restoration of Shangxialin-Shi’erwu revetment (as detailed in survey map) No 172 3 Restoration of Danikeng dam, 11m (as detailed in survey map) No 4 Hutian dam in Tianfan Group, 21m (as detailed in survey map) No 5 Tianfan Group canal (as detailed in survey map) No 6 Restoration of Miaoshang canal (as detailed in survey map) No 7 Shanglin Menqian ditch, 224m, cross section 0.4*0.6, 682m (see survey map for width) No 8 Xialin main irrigation canal, 1,112m (see survey map for width) No 9 Shanglin main irrigation canal (as detailed in survey map) No 10 Shi[erwu canal (as detailed in survey map) No 11 Hutian canal in Tianfan Group, 458m No 1 2 car parks (as detailed in survey map) No Supporting 2 5 public toilets No facilities 3 Dagu river channel landscaping (single side, as detailed in survey map) No Material cultural 1 Renovation of Xialin ancient ancestral temple No heritage 2 Conversion of 15 residential buildings into Anhui style No Characteristic 1 Kejia tealeaf base, 52 mu No industries (55) Shenchong Village In Shenchong Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, Two households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 1 mu, with an estimated period of 90 days. Table 97List of subcomponents in Shenchong Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 TLY’s residence to WCF’s residence, 2.5m wide for a length of 242m, 2.0m wide for a length of 132m No Roads 2 HLW’s house to tea garden operating road, 275m, 1m wide for a length of 159m, 2m wide for a length of 116m No 173 3 Dasongshu tea garden operating road, 174m, 1.5m wide No 4 Dahualing tea garden operating road, 360m, 2.5m wide No 5 Xijiang tea garden operating road in Xinfeng Group, 185m, 1m wide No Xinmin Group-Xinfeng Group tractor road (constructed along with the Xinmin Group-Xinting Group irrigation canal, 6 No 1,880m) 7 Group road passing lane (as detailed in survey map) No 8 Huangnijian trunk road 446m, 2m wide No 9 Operating road of Xinfeng Group, 2m wide for a length of 672m, 1m wide for a length of 206m No 10 Tea garden path of car park, 83m, 1.5m wide No 11 Pond dam road, 329m, 2.5m wide No 12 Chahu operating road, 2.5m wide for a length of 152m, 2m wide for a length of 53m, 1m wide for a length of 653m No 13 Chahu Lake guardrail, 116m No 14 Ancient tree protection (retaining wall) No Lighting 1 Trunk road and village lighting (as detailed in survey map) No 2 1 Chahu Lake dredging, 12,944 m , landscaping and irrigation water No 2 Chahu Lake revetment, 90m (advisably deleted) No 3 Xinmin Group-Xinting Group irrigation canal, 1,880m (as detailed in survey map) No Water 4 5 check dams for Xinmin Group-Xinting Group irrigation canal No resources 5 River flat irrigation canal, 184m No 6 Pond dam in Xinmin Group, 66m long, 3m high No 7 Reinforcement and dredging of retaining wall in Xinting Group (as detailed in survey map) No 2 1 Ecological car park, 5,000 m Yes Supporting 2 2 Tourist toilet, 80 m No facilities 3 Ancient tree protection (retaining wall) No Characteristic 1 Tea industry demonstration base No 174 industries 2 Clean flower tea plant No 3 Tea base improvement No 4 Tealeaf preservation warehouse No Table 98Temporary land use for construction in Shenchong Village Period of Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination of Subcomponent involving Village termination of Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts Crop termination of land contracts Group land; 4) woodland land contracts area (mu) (day) Car park construction (for storage WCM Shenchong 2 0.8 None 90, of building materials) Car park construction (for storage WXS Shenchong 2 0.2 None 90 of building materials) (56) Tuanjie Village In Tuanjie Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts, 11 households will be affected by temporary land use, with a land area of 0.28 mu, with an estimated period of 15 days. Table 99List of subcomponents in Tuanjie Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Road hardening in Honglian, 1604m, average roadbed width 2.5m, 2.2m wide No 2 Road hardening in Aigang, 399m, average roadbed width 2.5m, 2.2m wide No 3 Road hardening in Xiatan, 311m, 2.5m wide No Roads 4 Restoration of Yanjie slate road, 173m, 2.5m wide No 5 Road hardening in Shangjie, 375m, 3.5m wide No 6 Xiatan tractor road, 614m,, 2.5m wide No 175 7 Jieshou operating road, 110m No 8 Sanyou operating road, 187m No 1 Trunk road of Honglian Group No 2 Trunk road of Xiatan Group No Lighting 3 Trunk roads of Guangming and Sanyou Groups No 4 Trunk road of Jieshou Group No Water supply 1 Tuanjie Group water supply pipeline, serving 1,578 persons (see topographic map) Yes 1 Yanjie drain ditch dredging, 173m, 0.6m wide No 2 Yuting Bridge to primary school on Zhanghe River No 3 Fuchuan River revetment No 4 Aichuan River dredging and revetment No Water resources 5 Restoration of Zhanghe River Tuanjie segment revetment No facilities 6 Jieshou Group irrigation canal No 7 Canal of Sanyou operating road No 8 Xiatan canal No 9 Guangming and Sanyou irrigation canals No Supporting 1 Yuting ancient wharf No facilities Table 100Temporary land use for construction in Tuanjie Village Period of Subcomponent involving Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) termination Village termination of land termination of land Head of AH non-irrigated land; 3) garden land; Crop of land Group 4) woodland contracts area (mu) contracts contracts (day) 176 Water supply pipe laying LDY Xiatan 1 0.04 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying SCC Xiatan 1 0.01 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LCL Xiatan 1 0.01 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying SHP Xiatan 1 0.02 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LHS Xiatan 1 0.01 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying WCH Xiatan 1 0.03 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LDC Xiatan 1 0.04 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LCZ Xiatan 1 0.02 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LXL Xiatan 1 0.03 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying WYM Xiatan 1 0.05 Paddy rice 15 Water supply pipe laying LZJ Xiatan 1 0.02 Paddy rice 15 7. Summary of project impacts in Qimen County In Qimen County, 22 households 94 person will be affected by the Project in total, all of them will be affected bytermination of land contracts, 4 villages will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 9.71 mu, including 2.25 mu of irrigated land, 5.03 mu of non-irrigated land, 1.03 mu of woodland and 1.4 mu of garden land. No land will be used temporarily. 6 osmanthus trees will be affected. Table 101 Summary of project impacts in Qimen County Type of termination Subcomponent Affected Scattered Collective cultivated Vulnerable Village of land involved HHs trees land (mu) and type population contracts 57. Huanglong None None None None None None Termination Ecological car 2.98 of non-irrigated 58. Huansha of land 11 None None parks land contracts 59. Kengkou None None None None None None 177 60. Lixi None None None None None None 61. Liudu None None None None None None Termination Wastewater 0.4 of non-irrigated 62. Luxi of land 1 None None treatment plant land contracts Construction of 5.33: 2.25 of irrigated Termination 6 passing lanes land, 2.05 of 63. Lunkeng of land 7 osmanthus None and storage non-irrigated land, contracts trees tanks 1.03 of woodland 64. Mashan None None None None None None 65. Penglong None None None None None None 66. Taoyuan None None None None None None Termination Road 67. Xiangtan of land 3 None 1.4 mu of garden land None reconstruction contracts 68. Zhukou None None None None None None 9.71 mu: 2.25 of Termination irrigated land, 5.03 of Total of land 22 6 non-irrigated land, None contracts 1.03 of woodland, 1.4 mu of garden land (57) Huanglong Village In Huanglong Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 102List of subcomponents in Huanglong Village Subcomponent No. Details Is resettlement 178 involved? Road hardening between Jiangjiawu and Liaojia Highway (incl. Shitang-Yangjiawu segment), 7km 1 No long, roadbed width 4.5m, hardening of 3.5m wide pavement Roads Reconstruction and renovation of Huanglongkou ancient village slate road (incl. stone guardrails 2 2 No along river, 183m long, 1m high), 1,719.5m long, 2778.9 m (damage rate 40%) 2 3 Hardening of Huanglongkou footpath, total length 432.7m, 768.75 m , gravel pavement No Bridges 1 Zhengyuan Bridge (15m long, 5m wide, guardrail renovation) No Installation of 59 streetlamps on Huanglongkou trunk road (22 lamps), alleys (33 lamps) and square Lighting 1 No (4 lamps) 1 Construction of main domestic sewage drainage pipeline ( DN300, PE, 780m) No 2 Anaerobic + multi-stage oxidation tank treatment system (80 t/day) No Wastewater 3 Renovation of Huanglongkou main open drain ditch, 512m long, cross section 0.5×0.6 No 4 Renovation of Huanglongkou main concealed drain ditch, 275m long, cross section 0.5×0.6 No 5 Renovation of Huanglongkou main open drain ditch, 875m long, cross section 0.3×0.3 No Dredging No 1 Wenxi River dredging, 285m long, 15m wide, 0.7m deep No Revetment No Water resources Restoration of Huanglongkou revetment, 45m long, 2.5m high No 2 Restoration of Huanglongkou revetment, 14.5m long, 3.5m high No Restoration of Huanglongkou revetment, 40m long, 3m high No 2 Ecological tourist car park 1,000 m , 40 parking spaces, land leveling and filling, cultivation of 40 1 No osmanthus and camphor trees. Supporting 2 2 Improvement of existing car park of Zhengyuan Group and pavement hardening, 200 m No facilities 2 3 2 tourist toilets, totaling 120 m No 2 2 4 Villager activity center, floor area 789 m , 400 m No 179 Landscaping in front of Dunben Hall, cultivation of 53 osmanthus and camphor trees, gravel 5 2 No pavement 220 m Ancient ancestral temple No 2 ①Conservation and renovation of Yong’an Hall, floor area 714 m No 2 1 ②Conservation and renovation of Zhonghe Hall, floor area 361 m No Material cultural 2 ③Conservation and renovation of Tianhe Hall, floor area 175 m No heritage 2 ④Conservation and renovation of Tongshan Hall, floor area 385 m No Conversion into Anhui style No 3 2 14 buildings, total area 1,590 m No Nonmaterial 1 Excavation, conservation and protection of nonmaterial cultural heritage in Huanglong Village No cultural heritage Characteristic 1 Construction of 50 mu seedling base, operating in the “company + base + farmer� pattern No 2 2 industries 2 Huanglong Village farm and sideline product trading market, 213.6 m , 377.6 m No (58) Huansha Village In Huansha Village, the Project involves termination of land contracts, and does not involve temporary land use, 11 households with 45 persons will be affected by termination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 2.98 mu, all being non-irrigated land. Table 103List of subcomponents in Huansha Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Yangcun Village-Penglong road junction (2km long, 4.5m wide, asphalt pavement) No Road hardening in Yangcun Village (2.5m wide for a length of 880m; 2.0m wide for a length of 2 No 370m; 1m wide for a length of 265m) Roads Huansha central village-organic tea garden road (1,285m long, 2m wide, cobble pavement 3,620 3 2 2 No m , leveling of 520 m bluestone pavement) 4 Village road hardening in Huangjiayuan (2m*460m; 1m*350m) No 180 Tongguo Bridge reconstruction (hardening of Tongguo Bridge deck, 57.4m long, 6.4m wide, Bridges 1 No approach 25m long) Yangcun Village street and alley lighting (Yangcun Village street, 990m long, 28 streetlamps; 22 Lighting 1 No streetlamps for alleys; 28 8m high, 22 5m high) 1 Huangjiayuan drinking water work No Tanzuowu and Qingcaowan water intakes, Longlaiding storage tank, main intake pipeline, 5,000m, No main water supply pipeline, 1,700m, branch water supply pipeline, 1,200m 2 Dayuan safe drinking water work No Water supply Dawutou water intake, Beihoushan storage tank, main intake pipeline, 3,000m, main water supply No pipeline, 1,800m, branch water supply pipeline, 680m 3 Pingshan safe drinking water work No Niulanwu water intake, Chaihuishan storage tank, main intake pipeline, 1,860m, main water supply No pipeline, 680m, branch water supply pipeline, 800m Wastewater treatment facility, 18.4m long, 15.5m wide; underground intercept wastewater Wastewater 1 No treatment and drainage network, 735m 1 Huansha River Jiumuqiu-Luokengkou flood revetment (121m long, 3.5m high, cobble) No Maintenance of Huansha River Dazhangshu-Tangkengwu flood revetment (85m long, 5m high, 2 No cobble) 3 Menkoujie canal in Pingshan Group (1,050m long, 0.4m wide, 0.5m high, concrete placement) No 4 Wujiajie canal in Pingshan Group (1,125m long, 0.4m wide, 0.5m high, concrete placement) No Water resources Menkoujie canal in Huansha Group (522m long, 0.4m wide, 0.5m high, concrete placement, 5 No construction of 232m, reconstruction of 290m) Huansha River channel overflow dam (28m long, 4.0m high (lower than existing dam by 1.4m), 6 No bottom width 4m, top width 2m) Restoration of Lijia irrigation dam (50m long, 4.5m high, bottom width 4m, top width 2m, damage 7 No rate 20%) 181 2 2 1 1 ecological car park, 2,050 m , landscaping area 270 m , earth revetment 4m high, 50m long Yes 2 Supporting 2 1 tourist toilet (50 m ) No 2 facilities Mulian cultural square (villager activity center), floor area 200 m , one piece of street furniture, 3 2 No landscaping area 40 m , 4 streetlamps 1 Xulun Hall No Material cultural 2 Dunqing Hall No heritage 3 Zunben Hall No Characteristic Improvement of organic tea garden around Huansha fishpond, 300 mu (plank road 1,300m, 1.5m 1 No industries wide, revetment 1,000m, purchase of 1 million tea seedlings, land consolidation 300 mu) Table 104Termination of land contracts for construction in Huansha Village Subcomponent termination Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual involving of land Head of household Village Group 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) termination of land contracts garden land; 4) woodland contracts area (mu) CDL Huansha 2 4 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.23 CHW Huansha 2 5 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.3 CMQ Huansha 2 4 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.26 CYK Huansha 2 3 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.58 CDJ Huansha 2 5 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.20 CSH Huansha 2 4 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.48 CJS Huansha 2 2 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.12 CCQ Huansha 2 5 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.11 CDJ Huansha 2 5 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.22 CSF Huansha 2 4 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.18 CWD Huansha 2 4 5500 Ecological car park 2 0.30 182 (59) Kengkou Village In Kengkou Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 105List of subcomponents in Kengkou Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Road broadening and hardening between Kengkou and Yantai (1.3km broadened to 4.5m, 1 No 3.3km (Pancun-Yantai Kengkou segment)) Ancient bluestone road in Pancun and Kengkou Groups, 2,387.5m, 1.7m wide, total size 4,283 2 2 No Roads m Hardening of roads in Wujia, Daguanqiao and Leihu Groups, 1.01km long, 2-3m wide cement 3 2 No road, hardening area 2,560 m 4 Operating road of Kengkou and Pancun Groups, 1.8km, 1.0m wide, gravel pavement No 1 Kengkou-Pancun highway bridge, 50m long, 4.5m wide, 7m high, reinforced concrete No Bridges 2 Wujia Group-Daguanqiao Group production road, 15m long, 3m wide No Lighting Installation of 50 energy-saving streetlamps on trunk road and alleys No 1 Rain ditch, 2,002.5m long, 0.4m wide, brick or stone No Wastewater 2 Wastewater treatment facilities and septic tanks for main sewer network in new Pancun Village No Wenshan River Kengkou Natural Village segment and Pancun Natural Village segment 2,255m, 1 No 0.5m deep; Kengkou rivulet dredging, 280m long, 0.2m deep Water resources Pancun revetment maintenance, construction of revetments on both sides of Pancun River, 2 No 105m long on right bank and 570m long on left bank, 5m high 3 Pancun ancient dam maintenance, 20m long, 19m wide (slope), 1.5m high No Supporting 1 4 public toilets, one in Kengkou Village and 3 in Pancun No 2 facilities 2 Pancun Village car park, 30 parking spaces, 750 m No Material cultural Ancient forest protection: communication of policies and methods, pest control of 43 ancient 1 2 No heritage trees with a total area of 4,600 m , construction of gravel pavement, 500m long, 1m wide 183 2 Conservation of material cultural heritage: Chen’s ancestral temple No 3 Conversion of 18 buildings into Anhui style No (60) Lixi Village In Lixi Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 106List of subcomponents in Lixi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Improvement of Lixi water street landscaped road (470m long, mud pavement 25m, cement pavement 1 No 58m, old slate road 387m, bluestone for 1m width) Central village alley improvement (850m long, mud pavement 150m, cement pavement 80m, old slate road 2 No 680m, bluestone in the middle and cobble masonry on both sides) Roads 3 New village road hardening, 1,500m long, 3m wide, 0.18m thick No 4 Chatian-Lixi Village road pavement (2.5km long, 4.5m wide, asphalt pavement) No 5 Lixiwu road construction (2,952m long, 2m wide) No 6 Hardening of Xinqiao-Dalongkou road (1,175m long, 1.5m wide hardening) No 7 Hardening of Guzhangshu-Haotaomiao road (610m long, 1.5m wide hardening) No 1 Bridge protection in Lixi Group 3 (28m long, 2.0m wide, 4m high, guardrails) No Bridges 2 Lixiwu access bridge (28m long, 3.0m wide, guardrails) No Lighting 1 Lixi New Village lighting (30 lamps) No Pipeline laying 1 Line burial in Lixi New Village and central village No 1 Yangjialing water supply No Water supply Yangjialing water intake, main intake pipeline, 1,000m, main water supply pipeline, 1,500m No DN200 PE pipeline 800m, DN200 PE pipeline 1,500m, composite anaerobic + artificial wetland + ecological 1 No Wastewater canal (20 t/day) 2 Construction of water canal in the new village 1,500m long, 0.3m wide, 0.3m high, 100m long, 0.5m wide, No 184 0.5m high, to be constructed with road hardening 1 Shunxi River flood revetment (950m long, 4m high; top width 0.8m, bottom width 2m) No Water Rivulet flood revetment in front of the Imperial Medicine Exhibition Hall (150m long, 2m high, top width 2 No resources 0.7m, bottom width 2m) 3 Lixi New Village flood ditch (100m long, 0.8m×0.8m) No 2 1 Improvement of Imperial Medicine Square in Lixi Village (size 759 m , 33m long, 23m wide, bluestone) No 2 Supporting 2 Leisure square, fitness and landscaping facilities in Lixi New Village (floor area 800 m , cement pavement) No 2 facilities 3 Rural cultural activity center (building area 160 m , two storied, as old people activity center) No 4 Retaining walls in the new village (60m long, 0.8m wide, 2m high) No Ancient ancestral temple No 1 Heyi Hall* No Conversion into Anhui style No 2 WCD (110 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WRJ (145 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WTM (70 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 WCQ (80 m , wall plastering, constructing 4 corbel gables) No Material 2 WYH (75 m , wall plastering, constructing 4 corbel gables) No cultural 2 3 WXF (60 m , wall plastering, constructing 4 corbel gables) No heritage 2 WYG (78 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WWM (40 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 WYM (95 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WSM (85 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 WJD (75 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 WJY (55 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 WXM (67 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 185 2 WYM (81 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WBS (80 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WSM (85 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WYM (92 m , wall plastering, constructing 8 corbel gables) No 2 WDS (87 m , wall plastering, constructing 4 corbel gables) No 2 WYJ (110 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No 2 FGM (56 m , wall plastering, constructing 4 corbel gables) No 2 WSC (97 m , wall plastering, constructing 2 corbel gables) No Characteristic 1 Lixi medicinal material cultivation base (using 100 mu of collective wasteland) No industries (61) Liudu Village In Liudu Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 107List of subcomponents in Liudu Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of access trunk road of Liudu Central Village, 5,500m, pavement width 4.5m No 2 Road hardening in Hejia Group (Heqigan-Heren Road segment), full length 1300m, 3.0m wide No Roads 3 Road improvement in Huangkou Group, total length 760m. 1: 560m long, 3.0m wide; 2: 200m long, 2m wide No 4 Access bluestone road from Liudu Village and Xiqiao to Liudu Village, 150m long, 2m wide No Lighting 1 Road lighting in some groups of Liudu Village, total length 4,700m, connection of 140 rural streetlamps No Drinking water work; DN50 water supply pipeline 3,200m; DN40 water supply pipeline 1,690m; DN25 water Water supply 1 No supply pipeline 2,950m; 1 intercept dam; a high-level pond, 4*4*4; 1 set of disinfection equipment 2 A wastewater treatment facility in open space below the Shishan dam, floor area 60 m , collectively owned, Wastewater 1 No provided with intercept pipeline Water resources Revetment restoration No 186 Restoration of left and right banks of the Qianjinjie-Shishanjie segment, total length 110m, 4m high, top width 1 No 0.7m, bottom width 1.3m 2 Restoration of Tongcitan revetment, 218m long, 4m high, top width 0.7m, bottom width 1.3m No Construction of Tongcitan revetment, 520m long, 4m high, top width 0.7m, bottom width 1.3m No Dredging No 3 Dredging of the Foziling Reservoir to Zhongyangjie segment, 2,608m long, depth 0.5m; dredging of firewater tank 2 No beside Cheng’en Hall, 150 m 2 Supporting 1 Car park: hardening of existing 400 m car park No 2 facilities 2 Tourist toilet: Hui-style masonry concrete building, 30 m No ancient residence renovation No Material cultural 1 Renovation of Cheng’en Hall (except the gate tower) No heritage 2 Renovation of Peiyuan Hall (Cheng’s ancestral temple) No 3 Renovation of Zhongxiu Hall No (62) Luxi Village In Luxi Village, the Project involvestermination of land contracts, and does not involve temporary land use, one household with 8 persons will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 0.4 mu. Table 108List of subcomponents in Luxi Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Hardening of road in Lucun Group (square-WPS), 60m, 2.5m wide No 2 Hardening of Luxi Bridge-Huoche culvert road, 690m, 3m wide No 3 Guogongtan Bridge-Huangtai Railway Station, 267m, 3m wide No Roads Village road hardening in Zhangcun Group, 660m, including cement pavement 356m, 2m wide, earth 4 No pavement 304m, 2.5m wide 5 Village road hardening in Chengcun Group, 486m, 3m wide No 187 6 New gravel tractor road in Luocun Group, 1,384m, 3m wide Yes 7 Tea garden base road from high school entrance to WYS’s field, roadbed width 4m, pavement width 3.5m No 8 Road hardening in Bitao Group, 1,323m, 2m wide No 1 Bridge on Qixi Village, 3m wide No Bridges 2 Caojiawu bridge in Zhongxin, 3m wide No 1 49 streetlamps on Guotongtan-Huangtaishan railway station road No Lighting 2 Zhangcun Village entrance to Luxi Bridge head to Huangtaishan railway station No 3 Lucun Group-Zhongbu road lighting No Water supply 1 Replacement of water supply pipes (route as detailed in survey map) No 1 Lujie wastewater treatment facility, serving 1,000 persons No Wastewater 2 Lucun wastewater treatment facility No 1 Dredging of Chaxi River in Luxi Village, 648m, average width 20m. No 2 Opening of Chaxi River check dam in Luxi Village, 2m wide No 3 River channel dredging in Zhongbu Village, 262m long, 2.6m wide No 4 Yanzi Bridge canal in Zhongbu, 2,179m long, 0.6m wide, 0.7m deep No Water resources 5 Wangtianjie canal in Bitao, 1,012m, cross section 1m*0.8 No 6 Xiakengwu dam restoration and reinforcement, 27m, cross section 1m*0.8m No 7 Renovation of ponds in Bitao No 8 Zhongbu dam protection, 25m long, 0.4m wide, 3m high No 1 Forest protection at Bitao and Zhangcun water intakes No Supporting 2 Tourist toilet in Bitao Village No facilities 3 One car park in Bitao Village No Material cultural 1 Renovation of Juqing Hall (see the folder “Material Cultural Heritage Photos�) No heritage 2 Renovation of Zhengheng Hall (see the folder “Material Cultural Heritage Photos�) No 188 280 mu ecological tea garden, 100 solar lamps, 1,100m slope, fertilization for 280 mu, unified management, picking and processing Characteristic 1 Quality and processing standards for Ding’an tea should be developed as soon as possible for quality -rated No industries pricing. The management of the Ding’an tea association should be strengthened. Greater support provided to tea manufacturers. New products and packages developed. Table 109Termination of land contracts for construction in Luxi Village termination Subcomponent Land type: 1) irrigated land; Household Per capita annual of land Head of household Village Group involving termination of 2) non-irrigated land; 3) population income (yuan) contracts land contracts garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) WYH Lujie 8 7000 Road of Luocun Group 2 vegetable gardens 0.4 (63) Lunkeng Village In Lunkeng Village, the Project involvestermination of land contracts, and does not involve temporary land use. 7 households with 30 persons will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 5.33 mu, including 2.25 mu of irrigated land, 2.05 mu of non-irrigated land and 1.03 mu of woodland. Table 110List of subcomponents in Lunkeng Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Broadening and hardening of Hesha-Lunkeng road, 1,950m long, 4.5m wide, with 4 passing lanes Yes 2 Hardening of Lunlong Road (from Lunkeng to Longxing reservoir), 1,600m long, 3m wide, guardrails, 21*2 long No Hardening of Lunkeng-Yecun Village connecting road (Lunkeng segment), 1,550m long, 4.5m wide, 8 culverts Roads 3 No (diameter 0.2m), retaining wall 110.8m, 1m high 2 4 Improvement of bluestone road in Lunkeng Village, total size 2,218.89 m No 5 Operating road, 1,500m, 1.2m wide, gravel pavement No Bridges 1 Jiangcun Bridge (20m long, 4m wide, renovation of security facilities) No 189 Lighting 1 Streetlamps for village trunk road, 1,150m No 1 Lunkeng water supply (serving 168 households with 650 persons) No Water supply Pipeline laying and reconstruction of 2 water towers 2 Yes , 3 filter tanks 1 1) Concrete sewer, 360m long (cement, 20*30m canal) No Wastewater 2 2) Concrete sewer, 1,450m long (cement, 20*30m canal) No 1 Nanxi River dredging, 595.2m, 6 segments, 0.5m deep, 6m wide; dam restoration: 8m long, 0.5m wide, 3m high No 2 Restoration of Nanxi River revetment, 210m long, 2.5m high No 3 Construction of Liuwu River revetment, 818.5m long, 2.8m high No Water resources 4 Restoration of Lunkeng-Yecun revetment, 3 places, 367m long, 0.8-3m high; 5 slopes, 492m long, 1.2m high No Restoration of Huangnijie canal, 1) 600m long, 0.5m high, 0.6m wide; 2) 1,000m long, 0.3m high, 0.4m wide; 3) 5 No 300m long, 0.4m high, 0.5m wide 6 Construction of Liuwu River revetment (Lunkeng new village), 164m long, 3.0m high No 2 1 Ecological tourist car park, 250 m No Supporting 2 2 1 tourist toilet, 50 m No facilities 2 3 Fitness and leisure square, 500 m No Ancient ancestral temple No 1 Wang’s ancestral temple No Material cultural Jingfu Hall No heritage Conversion into Anhui style No 2 3 10 households, wall plastering, 1,410 m , corbel gable conversion of 8 buildings, floor-to-slope roof conversion of No two buildings Characteristic 1 Ecological tea garden, 300 mu No industries Table 111Termination of land contracts for construction in Lunkeng Village 190 termination Per capita Land type: 1) irrigated land; Head of Village Household Subcomponent involving of land annual income 2) non-irrigated land; 3) household Group population termination of land contracts contracts (yuan) garden land; 4) woodland area (mu) PXF Hesha 4 7100 Road construction (passing line) 1 1.2 JSJ Hesha 3 7100 Road construction (passing line) 1 1.05 WMC Shiqi 4 7100 Road construction (passing line) 2 0.52 WGC Shiqi 4 7100 Road construction (passing line) 2 0.41 WBQ Shanglun 5 7100 Storage tank 4 1.03 WGQ Lunkeng 6 7100 Road construction (passing line) 2 0.70 WMK Tanli 4 7100 Road construction (passing line) 2 0.42 (64) Mashan Village In Mashan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 112List of subcomponents in Mashan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? Improvement and hardening of Makou-Mashan Road, full length 1338m, 4.0m wide, including a culvert and a culvert 1 No pipe, 0.8m long, 0.3m in diameter Roads Hardening of Mashan-Zhengyuan highway, 1,620m long, 3.5m wide, pavement hardening 3m*100m, including 4 2 No passing lanes, including a culvert and a culvert pipe, 3.5m long, 0.3m in diameter 3 Improvement and hardening of Tiandeng Mountain tourist road, 120m long, 1m wide No Bridges 1 Zhengyuan Bridge (15m long, 5m wide, guardrail renovation) No Lighting 1 Installation of 22 streetlamps on village trunk road, 400m long, from the village entrance to Mashanshang Village No 2 Anaerobic + artificial wetland (60 t/day) on open space beside Mashan Primary School —200 m wastewater 1 No Wastewater oxidation tank; DN300PE pipeline 2,658m, DN200PE pipeline 2,300m 2 2 Toilet improvement for 30 households, total area 300 m No 191 Dredging No Zhengshui River to Shuangkeng intake, full length 1,500m, 2.5m wide, 0.5m deep No 1 Village ditch dredging, full length 509.5m, 2.5m wide, 0.3m deep No Shilin pond improvement and dredging at the gate of Dunben Hall, 9m long, 6m wide, 2.5m deep, dredging for 0.6m No Revetment No Water resources Restoration of 3 rivulet revetments, gate of YCA’s residence: (LxWxH) 17.5*0.6*3.2m; gate of YBC’s residence: No (LxWxH) 3*0.6*2m; Shangjie revetment in the north, 50m long, 0.6m wide, 4m high 2 Mashanmen revetment restoration and jetty construction, 108.6m long, 2.5m high, 0.6m wide, addition of two jetties, No 15m*3 stages*0.6m Mashan water intake revetment, (LxWxH) 120*0.6*3.5m, retaining wall (LxWxH) 80*0.6*2m No Revetment restoration in the new village, 128m long, 0.8m wide, 2.1m high No 2 Ecological tourist car park 1,000 m , 40 parking spaces, land leveling and filling, cultivation of 40 osmanthus and 1 No camphor trees 2 Supporting 2 Improvement of existing car park of Zhengyuan Group and pavement hardening, 200 m No 2 facilities 3 2 tourist toilets, totaling 120 m No 2 2 4 Villager activity center, floor area 789 m , 400 m No 2 5 Landscaping in front of Dunben Hall, 53 osmanthus and camphor trees, gravel pavement 220 m No Ancient ancestral temple No Xulun Hall No 1 Material cultural Yongde Hall No heritage Dunben Hall No Conversion into Anhui style No 3 17 households, corbel gable conversion of 16 buildings, floor-to-slope roof conversion of 14 buildings No Characteristic Cultivation of tea trees on 400 mu of land, construction of a production road, 2,000m, 1m wide; purchase of insect 1 No industries control facilities 192 (65) Penglong Village In Penglong Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts and temporary land use. So no person affected. Table 113List of subcomponents in Penglong Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Road hardening between Sanchakou and Penglong Village car park (780m long, 4.5m wide, cement pavement) No 2 Penglong road junction-Chatian road construction (2.5km long, 4.5m wide, asphalt pavement) No Hardening of Penghe Highway and road in Hekeng Group (1,773.2m long, including 3m*1,021.2m, 1.8m*256m, 3 No 2m*127m, 1.5m*357m, 4m*12m cement road) Roads 4 Road hardening in Shangkeng Group, Penglong Village (342m long, 2m wide, cement road) No Leisure road from Xinqiao to Wuchang Temple in Penglong (Pengli River road 255m, 4m*3m box culverts, 2m wide, 5 No bluestone embedded cobble pavement 6 Road hardening in Chatian Group (720m long, 2m wide for a length of 152m, 1.0m wide for a length of 568m) No 7 Road hardening in Hengcheng Group (315m long, 1.5m wide) No Bridges 1 Sanmuqiu Bridge (flat deck, 24m long, 3m wide, 4.2m high) No Penglong Shangcun-Xiacun trunk road lighting (total length 2,150m, 52 streetlamps, trunk road 1,750m, 25 8m high, Lighting 1 No village road 148m, 7 5m high) 1 Chatian drinking water work No Baishikeng water intake, Wubeihou storage tank, main intake pipeline, 1,155m, branch water supply pipeline, 810m No 2 Hengcheng drinking water work No Water supply Wujinkeng water intake, Renhuali storage tank, main intake pipeline, 855m, main water supply pipeline, 1,300m, No water diversion branch pipeline, 1,155m 3 Hekeng drinking water work No Main intake pipeline, 1,870m, main water supply pipeline, 1,050m, water diversion branch pipeline, 2,500m No DN150 PE pipeline 1,340m, DN300 PE pipeline 1,630m, solar micro-power wastewater treatment station (110 Wastewater 1 2 No tons/day), floor area 270 m 193 Rivulet renovation and dredging in Penglong central village (725m long, 3.5m wide, river channel dredging for 0.4m, 1 No revetment renovation 350m, including construction of 150m, 2m high, maintenance of 200m) 2 Pengli River dredging (2,30m long, 18m wide, 0.4m thick) No Pengli River flood revetment (Shangling Bridge to fishpond, 190m long, 3.5m high for 110m, heightened by 0.8m for 3 No 80m) Water resources Pengli left flood revetment (Wuchangshen-Qianwukou new bridge, 150.3m, 3.0m high, construction of 40m, 4 No maintenance of 110m, renovation for 20%) 5 Pengli right flood revetment (110m long, 3.0m high) No 6 Pengli River flood revetment (745m long, 3.0m high) No 7 Pengli River check dam (overtopped dam) (20m long, bottom width 4m, top width 2m) No 8 Shangkeng Group canal (1,662m long, 0.4*0.4m) No 2 Supporting 1 Leisure fitness square after Guangqing Hall (floor area 600 m , landscaping, street furniture and lighting) No facilities 2 Old people activity center (roof maintenance, floor area 110m) No 2 1 Guangqing Hall* (800 m ) No 2 2 Yanxing Hall* (200 m ) No 2 3 Shaozheng Hall (130 m ) No Material cultural 2 4 Jingdian Hall* (200 m ) No heritage 2 5 Qijun Hall (150 m ) No 2 6 Dunlun Hall (120 m ) No 2 7 Xingren Hall (150 m ) No Characteristic 1 Penglong seedling base (50 mu, purchase of 8,335 seedlings) No industries (66) Taoyuan Village In Taoyuan Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 114List of subcomponents in Taoyuan Village 194 Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 2 2 1 Baili slate road: restoration of existing slate road, construction of 276 m and repair of 394 m No 2 2 2 Taoyuan slate road: renovation for 1,175 m , bluestone pavement 895 m , cobble pavement 867 m , 2 2 No repair for 308 m 2 2 Zhuangli tourist bluestone road, 62 m , embedded with cobbles on both sides for 156 m , leveling of 3 2 2 No Roads cobble pavement 140 m , earth pavement hardening 297 m 2 4 Hardening of Wangjia earth cement road, 1,190 m No 5 Broadening and hardening of access road to Lishan Town, 3.6km, 4.5m wide, linked to Shanli Street No Langqiao-Taoyuan scenic zone tourist road, 240m long, 1.5m wide, embedded with cobbles on both 6 2 2 No sides, bluestone area 262 m , cobble area 372 m 1 Baili production bridge, 12m long, 4m wide (serving 1,000 mu tea garden, 60 mu of irrigated land) No Bridges 2 Taoyuan Highway bridge, 20m long, 5m wide No Lighting 1 Lighting (incl. poles) of access trunk road, 1,322m long, 4.5m wide and alleys No Pipeline laying 1 Laying of telecom, telephone, power supply and Internet lines for 1.36km trunk road of Taoyuan Group No Water inlet pipeline, 4,012m; access main pipeline, 963m; water tower to branches, 280m; branches to Water supply 1 No village main water intakes, 1,074m; 1 pure water tank; 1 storage tank 1 Rain ditch along trunk road, 1,360.5m long, 0.3m wide No Wastewater Wastewater drainage pipeline below the village trunk road, 1,360.5m long, construction of a treatment 2 2 No station, floor area 185 m Dredging of the Baili Group, Taoyuan Natural Village and Wangjia Group segments of Tu’er Rivulet, 1 No Water resources 3.5-4.5m wide, 0.4m deep, 2,600m long 2 Construction of a revetment in the new village, 108m long, 4.5m high No 2 Supporting facilities 1 2 car parks with a total area of 1,250 m No Material cultural 1 Renovation of 7 ancient ancestral temples and Dimu Hall No heritage 2 conversion into Anhui style: 34 ancient residences Yes 195 4 Ancient arched bridge restoration: size 22m*4m No Characteristic 1 Low-yield farmland improvement and seedling cultivation: 60 mu No industries (67) Xiangtan Village In Xiangtan Village, the Project involvestermination of land contracts, and does not involve temporary land use, 3 households will be affected bytermination of land contracts, with an acquired land area of 1.4 mu. Table 115List of subcomponents in Xiangtan Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 1 Roads in Xiangtan Group Yes 2 Roads in Jiangcun Group No 3 Roads in Zuokeng Group No 4 Roads in Hongcun Group No Roads 5 Roads in Zhuxi Group No 6 Xiangtan Group tractor road No 7 Tractor roads in Xiangtan Group No 8 Road reconstruction in Xiangtan Group No Installation of 185 streetlamps on truck and branch roads with a total length of 6,540m in 5 groups 1 No of Xiangtan Village, benefiting 1,429 persons Lighting 2 Fitness square lighting No 3 Car park lighting No Bridges 1 Hollow deck bridge in Xiangtan Group No Construction of a main drainage pipeline of 1,169m, branch pipelines of 657m, 2 wastewater Drainage 1 No treatment facilities in Xiangtan Group, benefiting 109 households with 380 persons Water 1 Xiangtan Group main and branch farmland irrigation canals No 196 resources 2 Yangkengwu farmland irrigation canal No 3 Dangjia pond anti-seepage work in Dakeng No 4 River revetment in Riguang Group No 5 Zuokeng River dredging No 6 Changjiang River dredging No 2 2 2 1 Farmers’ fitness square 1,000 m (hardening 700 m ) and car park 400 m (incl. fitness apparatus) No Supporting 2 2 2 public toilets, total area 100 m No facilities 3 Conversion of 32 dry toilets on the village truck road into flush toilets No 800 mu ecological orchard: ①strengthening skills training on pest control and tea garden management; ②purchase of 30 solar trap lamps; ③purchase of 15,000 insecticidal yellow boards; ④extended use of biological pesticides, 1 ton; application of special fertilizers for tealeaf and fruit 1 trees, 80 tons; ⑤purchase of 20 tealeaf pruners and 20 fruit pruners; ⑥purchase of 20 electric No sprayers; ⑦construction of an operating passage, 2,000m; ⑧construction of 4 rest pavilions as sightseeing and rest spaces; ⑨purchase of 28,000 high-grade fruit seedlings for cultivation; Characteristic ⑩spray irrigation facilities industries 500 mu ecological tea garden: ①strengthening skills training on pest control and tea garden management; ②purchase of 25 solar trap lamps; ③purchase of 10,000 insecticidal yellow boards; ④extended use of biological pesticides, 0.5 ton; application of special fertilizers for tealeaf, 50 2 tons; ⑤purchase of 20 tealeaf pruners; ⑥purchase of 20 electric sprayers; ⑦construction of an No operating passage, 2,100m, 0.8m wide cobble operating passage; sightseeing and rest spaces; ⑨purchase of 250,000 high-grade tea seedlings for cultivation; ⑩construction of a 410m long, 2 1.5m wide operating passage; 50 m car park for tea growers Table 116Termination of land contracts for construction in Xiangtan Village Subcomponent termination of Household Per capita annual Land type: 1) irrigated land; 2) Head of household Village Group involving termination of land contracts population income (yuan) non-irrigated land; 3) garden land contracts area (mu) 197 land; 4) woodland Road reconstruction in YXQ Xiangtan 4 7100 3 0.5 Xiangtan Group Road reconstruction in YDS Xiangtan 3 7100 3 0.4 Xiangtan Group Road reconstruction in YGX Xiangtan 4 7100 3 0.5 Xiangtan Group (68) Zhukou Village In Zhukou Village, the Project does not involvetermination of land contracts or temporary land use, so no person affected. Table 117List of subcomponents in Zhukou Village Is resettlement Subcomponent No. Details involved? 2 1 Renovation of 16 slate alleys, total length 1,487m, total area 1,922.1 m No 2 2 12 bluestone roads, 653m, 948.1 m No Hardening of Zhukou Bridge to NYL’s residence road, 0.697km long, 4.5m wide, pavement renovation for 2,680 3 2 No m , asphalt pavement Roads 4 Hardening of road from NYL’s residence to car park, 3.5m No Hardening of Gaofengqiao-Nanxi road, 9.5km, roadbed width 3.5m, pavement width 2.5m, 17 passing lanes, 4 5 No sharp turns 6 Zhukou-Yikeng 2.5km road reconstruction, roadbed width 5.0m, pavement width 4.5m No 7 Improvement of view pavilion footpath, 100m long, 1.0m wide No 1 Kengkou production bridge, 20m long, deck width 2.5m, 25cm thick, 2.3m high No Bridges 2 Shawan production bridge, 13m long, deck width 2.5m, 25cm thick, 2.3m high No Lighting 1 Installation of 30 streetlamps on Zhukou Bridge-village end car park road, and 80 streetlamps on alleys No 198 Burial of heavy-current lines: 10KV cables, 0.7km; substation and transformer 400KVA; 3 low-voltage cable lines Pipeline laying 1 No 1.5km, burial of TV, telephone and telecom light-current lines, total length 2.5km Replacement of water supply works, and water diversion and supply pipelines, including DN50 water diversion Water supply 1 No pipeline 4,400m, DN50 water supply pipeline 2,800m and DN25mm water supply pipeline 5,000m 1 Drain ditch, 78m, 0.4m wide, 0.4m high, cobble masonry open ditch No 2 Drain ditch, 100m, 0.6m wide, 0.6m high, masonry ditches, reinforced concrete covers, 20cm thick No 3 Drain ditch, 1,100m, 0.6m wide, 0.6m high, masonry ditches No Wastewater 4 Drain ditch, 120m, 0.6m wide, 0.6m high, cobble masonry open ditch No 5 Wastewater drainage pipelines, including DN200 PE pipeline 1,527m and DN300 PE pipeline 1,692m No 2 2 6 Wastewater treatment facilities: grill well, 10 m , biological dispersion tank, 80 m No Revetment restoration No Restoration of revetment, 66m long, 2.5m high, cross-sectional top width 0.8m, bottom width 1.5m, benefiting 30 1 No mu of irrigated land in Zhong’er Group Water resources Restoration of farmland revetment in Heye segment (3 places) No ①Revetment restoration, 50m high, 2m high, cross-sectional top width 0.8m, bottom width 1.5m No 2 ②Revetment restoration, 20m high, 2m high, cross-sectional top width 0.8m, bottom width 1.5m No ③Revetment restoration, 160m high, 4m high, cross-sectional top width 0.8m, bottom width 2.5m No 2 Supporting 1 1 tourist toilet (3-star), 80 m , Anhui-style No 2 facilities 2 Farmers’ fitness square, 700 m No Ancient residence renovation No Hu’s ancestral temple No Material cultural 1 Fire protection system for material cultural heritage No heritage 3 100 m firewater tank, purchase of hydrants, fire hoses, guns, apparatus boxes, pumps, dry powder No extinguishers, clothes 199 Appendix2 Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation and Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers (Draft) Article 1 These Measures have been developed in accordance with the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC, Regulations on the Protection of Historically and Culturally Well-known Cities and Towns, Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui, and other applicable laws and regulations in order to strengthen the protection of privately owned ancient residences (hereinafter “ancient residences�), guide and encourage proprietors to protect ancient residences through renovation, and regulate the use of the subsidy fund for the renovation and protection of ancient residences (hereinafter the “Subsidy Fund�) in the World Bank-financed Anhui Huangshan New Countryside Demonstration Project (hereinafter the “World Bank Project�) in conjunction with the Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings Protection and Utilization Project of Huangshan City. Article 2 These Measures apply to the 68 administrative villages in the World Bank Project. Article 3 The Subsidy Fund referred to herein means RMB6 million allocated from the World Bank loan, used specially for the renovation and protection of ancient residences by the relevant district and county governments hereunder, including RMB1.4 million for Huangshan District, RMB800,000 for Huizhou District, RMB3.2 million for Shexian County and RMB600,000 for Xiuning County. Article 4 Ancient residences referred to herein mean privately owned unprotected cultural sites of historical, artistic and scientific value completed before 1911. This deadline may be extended to 1949 if any residence is recognized to be of special value by the municipal cultural relic authority. Article 5 The renovation and protection of ancient residences shall be funded by proprietors mainly, and implemented by the district and county management offices of the World Bank Project (hereinafter “district and county PMOs �) in accordance with the World Bank’s procedures and domestic procedures. The district and county governments shall grant subsidies of up to RMB50,000 each at 30% of the approved renovation budget from the Subsidy Fund. Article 6 Ancient residences shall be so renovated and protected that their original cultural implications and architectural styles are preserved. Article 7 Ancient residences supported by the Subsidy Fund must meet the following conditions: 1. Meeting local development and protection plans, and being of exemplary value; 2. Renovation schemes are technically and economically feasible; 3. Sound operation and maintenance plans; 200 4. Included in the Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings Protection and Utilization Project; 5. Located in areas where ancient residences are concentrated in ancient villages; 6. Strong desire for protection of proprietors and the government; and 7. Promoting local tourism and cultural development or serving other public functions after renovation. Article 8 Any ancient residence shall not be supported by the Subsidy Fund if: 1. Its renovation has not been approved by its proprietor in writing; 2. The renovation and protection budget is below RMB10,000; 3. Its ownership is unclear or its co-proprietors disagree; 4. Its ownership is changed due to the Project; 5. It is currently well preserved; 6. It will be restored and reconstructed on the former site; or 7. It will be demolished and reconstructed. Article 9 The application procedure for the Subsidy Fund for the renovation and protection of an ancient residence shall be as follows: 1. The proprietor shall file a written application; if over two thirds of villagers have no objection, the village committee shall give comments and submit it to the township government; 2. The township government shall organize personnel to conduct a field investigation, and develop the renovation and utilization scheme, and renovation budget of the ancient residence; 3. The township government shall submit the renovation and utilization scheme, and renovation budget of the ancient residence to the district/county cultural relic and planning departments, which shall give comments and submit them to the district/county PMO for approval and the municipal PMO for reference; and 4. The district/county PMO shall enter into the renovation and protection agreement, and subsequent operation and maintenance agreement of the ancient residence with the proprietor. Article 10 The disbursement procedure of the Subsidy Fund shall be as follows: 1. When the renovation and protection agreement, and subsequent operation and maintenance agreement of the ancient residence are entered into, 20% of the subsidy shall be paid. 2. When 50% of the renovation work has been completed, 30% of the subsidy shall be paid with the confirmation of the district/county PMO. 3. After the completion of renovation, the acceptance procedure shall be as follows: (1) The township government shall submit all approval and construction material to the district/county PMO; (2) The district/county PMO shall organize the cultural relic and planning departments to perform acceptance, and report to the municipal finance department and PMO for joint review; 201 (3) The municipal finance department and PMO shall report to the World Bank for examination after joint review; and (4) After the examination of the World Bank is passed, 50% of the subsidy shall be paid. Article 11 The subsequent operation and maintenance for the renovation and protection of an ancient residence shall be as follows: 1. Operation and maintenance shall be conducted according to the subsequent operation and maintenance agreement. 2. The district and county governments shall strengthen the management and guidance of the renovation and protection of ancient residences, ascertain responsibilities, and provide expert opinions and technical advice. 3. The district and county governments may support the subsequent operation and maintenance of ancient residences on a case-by-case basis. Article 12 The finance departments and PMOs at different levels shall strengthen the supervision and management of the Subsidy Fund, and the audit departments shall strengthen the auditing of its use. Article 13 Rules for the implementation of these Measures shall be developed by the district and county governments as the case may be. Article 14 These Measures shall apply for July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2018. Notes on the Drafting of the Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation and Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers I. Background and purpose of the Measures At the preparation stage of the World Bank Project, the district and county governments listed over 100 privately owned ancient residences as unprotected cultural sites in the Feasibility Study Report. The World Bank preparation mission proposed the following doubts: 1) Why these ancient residences other than other ancient residences are chosen? 2) Can “openness, fairness and justness� be ensured during selection? 3) The investment in this is over RMB53 million, which is deemed relatively high. 4) Privately owned ancient residences should be renovated by their proprietors mainly, and funds from the World Bank loan should play an encouraging and guiding role only. Therefore, the World Bank project manager and cultural relic protection experts suggested that a certain amount be set aside from the World Bank loan to establish the Huangshan Subsidy Fund for the Renovation And Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers by reference to the subsidy measures of the Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings Protection and Utilization Project. The municipal development and reform commission has developed the Measures for the Management of Huangshan Subsidy fund for the Renovation And Protection of Ancient Residences Owned by Villagers (Draft) (hereinafter the “Measures�) in consultation with the relevant district and county governments, municipal departments concerned in order to guide proprietors to protect ancient residences, and ensure that funds from the World Bank loan are used “openly, fairly and justly�. II. Legal basis for the development of the Measures 202 Cultural Relics Protection Law of the PRC, Regulations on the Protection of Historically and Culturally Well-known Cities and Towns, Regulations of Anhui Province on the Protection of Ancient Residences in Southern Anhui, etc. III. Key points of the Measures The Measures contain 14 articles, covering: 1. Legal basis 2. Scope of application: According to the World Bank’s comments, the Measures shall: 1) apply to privately owned ancient residences in the 68 administrative villages confirmed by the World Bank; and 2) not apply to state-owned, collectively owned ancient residences or those though privately owned by belonging to protected cultural sites. The Measures shall apply to ancient residences completed before 1911, but this deadline may be extended to 1949 if any residence is of special value. 3. Source of the Subsidy Fund: RMB6 million shall be set aside from the World Bank loan (US$100 million) to be allocated to the districts and counties as necessary. The governments of Tunxi District, Shexian County and Qimen County have stated that they don’t need subsidies. 4. The renovation and protection of ancient residences shall be funded by proprietors mainly, and implemented by the district and county PMOs. The subsidy shall be 30% of the approved renovation budget, and not exceed RMB50,000. 5. The working principles for renovation and protection have been established by reference to the measures for the implementation of the Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings Protection and Utilization Project. 6. According to the memorandum of the World Bank preparation mission, seven “admittance conditions� and “prohibition conditions� for the eligibility for the Subsidy Fund have been set. The “prohibition conditions� specify that any ancient residence with a renovation and protection budget of less than RMB10,000 will not be subsidized, because: 1) Any budget of less than RMB10,000 is affordable by the proprietor; 2) The Subsidy Fund is limited and cannot cover all privately owned ancient residences in the city; and 3) If the starting amount is too high, damaged ancient residences will not be renovated and protected timely. 7. The application and disbursement procedures of the Subsidy Fund have been established by reference to the measures for the implementation of the Hundred Villages and Thousand Buildings Protection and Utilization Project. These procedures are “open, fair and just�. 8. The responsibilities for the subsequent operation and maintenance of ancient residences have been specified as required by the World Bank. 9. The supervision and management responsibilities for the use of the Subsidy Fund have been specified. 10. The effective date has been specified and is the same as the starting date of implementation of the World Bank Project. IV. Drafting process of the Measures After completing the first draft of the Measures in mid February, we: 1) Comments 203 were solicited from the relevant district and county governments, municipal departments concerned, cultural relic protection experts, district and county departments concerned, and the Feasibility Study Report preparation agency in writing and at meetings for six times in total; 2) Comments were solicited from the World Bank project manager and cultural relic protection experts by telephone and e-mail; 3) On April 11, we solicited comments from the provincial development and reform commission, and finance department on the Measures together with the municipal finance bureau; 4) On April 23, the municipal legal system office solicited comments on the Measures again from the relevant district and county governments, municipal departments concerned, and district/county development and reform commissions. The Measures (draft) have been submitted to the executing meeting of the municipal government for deliberation. April 25, 2013 204