Activities to Be Implement for Land Acquisition and Resettlement

In accordance with the Resettlement Action Plan prepared by the task team of

Hoihai University, this project will need to acquire land of 406.035 mu in total, including 2.4 mu of permanent land acquisition of rural collectively owned land;

403.635 mu of temporarily-occupied land, of which 74.85 mu is state-owned land and 258.9 mu rural collectively owned land. Table 2.9-2 shows the details.

Table 2.9-2 Summary of Land Acquisition and Resettlement under the Project

Project Components

Permanent Land Occupation (mu)

House Demolition and

Relocation（10⁴㎡） Temporary Land

Occupation（mu） Amount of People Affected (No.)

Remarks State-Owned Collectively

Owned Residential Non-residential State-Owned Collectively Owned

Permanent Land

Acquisition Temporary Land Acquisition

HH Persons HH Persons

Urban Waste Water

Collection Pipe Network / 2.4 / / 68.37 328.815 35 128 91 414

LID and River Bank Environmental

Improvement / / / / / / / / / / Use land in core

area of Beichuan River

Reuse of Reclaimed Water / / / / / / / / / / Use land in No. 5

WWTP Integrated Gully

Improvement / / / / 6.45 / / / / /

Total 0 2.4 0 0 74.82 328.815 35 128 91 414

(1) Urban Waste Water Collection Pipe Network

In accordance with the construction conditions defined in feasibility study and the field investigations, permanent land acquisition of 2.4 mu of rural collectively owned land is needed for construction of manholes and valve wells; for access roads and installation of pipes, 68.37 mu of state-owned land (roads) and 328.815 mu of rural collectively owned land needs to be temporarily acquired, including 303.93 mu of irrigated farmland and 24.885 mu of forestry land and involving 22,120 trees. The permanent land acquisition will affect 128 people of 35 households in 7 villages, such as Xiaozhai, Chengdong and Weijiazhuang in Duoba Town of Huangzhong county, and Hetan, Wangjiazhuang, Daijiazhuang and Shuangmiao in Changning Town of Datong county. Temporarily-occupied land will affect 414 people of 91 households in 7 villages, such as Xiaozhai, Chengdong and Weijiazhuang in Duoba Town of Huangzhong county, and Hetan, Wangjiazhuang, Daijiazhuang and Shuangmiao in Changning Town of Datong county.

More specifically:

1）For Xichuan River waste water collection pipes: construction of manholes and valve wells will involve permanent land acquisition of 0.7 mu of rural collectively own land, all being irrigated farmland; temporary land acquisition for access roads totals 28.245 mu of rural collectively owned land, all being irrigated farmland;

temporary land acquisition for pipe installation involves 20.04 mu of state-owned land (roads) and 71 mu of rural collectively owned land, including 60.2 mu of irrigated farmland and 10.8 mu of forest land with 9,600 trees.

2）For Beichuan River waste water collection pipes: construction of manholes and valve wells will involve permanent land acquisition of 1.7 mu of rural collectively own land, all being irrigated farmland; temporary land acquisition for access roads totals 65.985 mu of rural collectively owned land, all being irrigated farmland;

temporary land acquisition for pipe installation involves 48.33 mu of state-owned land (roads) and 163.585 mu of rural collectively owned land, including 149.5 mu of irrigated farmland and 14.085 mu of forest land with 12,520 trees.

3 ） For Beichuan Area sewage collection pipes, ancillary roads, rainwater collection pipes and municipal facilities, land allocated for Beichuan River (core section) Comprehensive Improvement Project can be used, therefore no newly added land acquisition and resettlement is needed.

(2) LID and River Bank Environmental Improvement

Based on feasibility study and field investigations, for implementation of this component, the land allocated for Beichuan River (core section) Comprehensive Improvement Project can be used, therefore no newly added land acquisition and resettlement is needed.

(3) Reuse of Reclaimed Water (Reclaimed Water Plant in No. 5 WWTP of Xining)

Based on feasibility study and field investigations, reclaimed water plant in No.5 WWTP will cover an area of 11.7 mu, all within the land use scope of the No.5 WWTP, thus no land acquisition and resettlement is needed. Since installation of ancillary pipes will be included as part of new road construction in Beichuan development area, no land acquisition and resettlement will be involved.

(4) Integrated Gully Improvement

In accordance with the feasibility study and the field investigation, this component will not involve land acquisition and resettlement. During construction of the works, 6.45 mu of state-owned unused land will be temporarily occupied for the offices, staff dormitory, storage etc. , including 4.5 mu for Chaoyangdianqu canal improvement, 1.2 mu for Liujiagou Gully improvement, and 0.75 mu for Shengou Gully improvement.

The land acquisition and resettlement for the proposed project are detailed in Table 2.9-3, temporarily-occupied land detailed in Table 2.9-4. The arrangement of the construction camps are detailed in Table 2.9-5.

Table 2.9-3 Summary of Land Acquisition and Resettlement for Proposed Project

Unit: mu

Collection Pipe Network 2.4 303.915 - 24.9 68.3

7 399.585 Integrated Gully

Improvement - - 6.45 - - 6.45

Total 2.4 403.635 406.03

Table 2.9-4 Breakdown of Land to be Temporarily Occupied by Proposed Project

Component

Works (south bank) 13.52 40.56 63.64 20.28 4*0.75=3 127.48 Beichuan River Main

Interception Pipe

Works (east bank) 13.94 41.82 65.62 20.91 4*0.75=3 131.35 Beichuan River Main

Interception Pipe

Works (west bank) 14.88 44.64 70.04 22.32 5*0.75=3.75 140.75 Integrated Gully

Improvement Works - - - - 6.45 6.45

Total 42.34 127.02 199.3 63.51 16.2 406.03

Table 2.9-5 Arrangement of Construction Camps

Project Components Arrangement of Construction Camp

Urban Waste Water Collection Pipe Network

Construction camps will be arranged at an interval of about 3km along the pipelines for

Xichuan and Beichuan rivers

For construction of sewage collection pipe and rainwater collection pipes in Beichuan Area, the construction camp will be located in construction

area, not occupying extra land LID and River Bank Environmental

Improvement

The construction camp will be located in the construction area, not occupying extra land Reuse of Reclaimed Water The construction camp will be located in the construction area, not occupying extra land Integrated Gully Improvement A general camp will be provided close to

Liujiagou