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POWER COMPANY 1

VOL. 39

I ,

'Power network project WB Credit

REPORT ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

l1OKV TRANSMISSION LINE T H U ~ N THANH - PHU CHAN - T I ~ N SON

Consulting Center for Powers Power company I Management :Board

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Sub/~roject 1 lOkV TIL Thugri Thrinh - P l d Chd;~ -- Ti611 Soil Report on EA and EMP

The 1 lOkV transmissioil line Thuan Thanh-Phu Chuan-Tien Sown is constmcled to supply electricity for the substations Thuan Thanh, Phu Chuan and Tien Son in a stable manner, reduced lost and increase reliability, and therefore increase the capacity of operation of the power network, in order to serve the socio-economic developrnent plan of districts and industrial zones in Bac Ninh province.

1.1. Project information:

1 Project name: I 1 OkV TR. Thuan Thanh- Phu Chan - Tien Son. I

1 Location of the I Connecting to the transmission line 1 lOkV TBA Tien Son

Project manager: I Power Company No. 1

startlng point: 1 I

---

Total budget:

/ Location of the ending I At Thuan Thanh 3 -1 lOkV substation

about 60 billion VND

I

point:

Widths of ROWS 342.795 m

1 Project location: I The transmission line will pass ovcr 7 communes of lllree

, Phat Tich, Hoan 1 Gia Dong

Province

District

Commune

Son

---

Corrsllltir~g Cerlter for Powers Desigrr h d Cor~str~~ctior~

districts in Bac Ninh province - --

Bztc Ninh

Tien Du district

Minh Dao, Tan Chi

-- Thuan Thanh district --

Ho town, An 13in11,

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Subproject IlOkV TIL Tliu@rl Thdllh - Phu Chb't~ - Tie11 So11 Report on EA and EMP

ppp --

- Voltage level , 1 lOkV

- Number of circuit two circuits

- Location of the startingpoint Connecting to the transmission

line Tien Son 1 1 OltV busbar

- Location of the ending point Intendedly connecting to the

Thuan Thanh I11 I 1 OKV busbar.

- Length of the line 22,853 kin

- Width of Rows 342.795m

- Type of tower All towers of the TIL using double

circuits steel tower, wit11 cine

circuit is anti-thunder.

- Dl21 -27; D l2 1-3d are used for vertical support position, DV-63 is usc.:d for \

vertical support position crossing Duong River.

- lV121-29; N121-33; N121-38 are used for the vertical, corner and endinjr, cord

tightening sticks.

- Height of tower: 27m, 3 lm, 29in, 33m, 38m, 63m.

- Nuinber of tower: 105 towers

- Foundation: Reinforced concreted cast made on the premises, type of platc base.

- Size of the base area: MB24-72; MB28-80; MB63-110; MB63-120; hZB75-130;

MB75- 120; MB90-140; MB90-130; MB95-180

- Number of APs: 421 HHs (mainly affected rice and cereal crops)

- Total land required temporarily: 147.869 (rice + cereal)

- Total land required, permanently: 809 1 m2

2. DESCRIPTION OF THE TIL

2.1. SELECTION OF TIL OPTION

Table 2: Comparison of T/L option selection

Cor~srrlti~rg Ceriter for. Po~1er.s Desiglr ai~d Corrstrrrctior~

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Subproject llOkV TIL Tku41z Thdnh - Phri Chdh -- Ti611 So11 Report on EA and EMP pp

I I I -7 No

1

2

Considered intlicntors

General characteristics !

Nuinber of steering angles ~ Nuinber of times inter-

crossing with other lines in

the air, telecommunication

lines

households

Area where the T/L

traverses partially

Length of the T/L

25 angles

40 times (line 35kV: 15; line 18 tiines

lOkV, 6kV: 5; line 0,4kV:14; (telecommunica.tioi~

telecommunication lines: 6) lines: 6, high-tension

line: 7, low-tension

5

- 1

Advantages of

implementation and

operation

Option 2

Providing electricity for Phu

Chan 1 1 OkV busbar and Tien

Soil 1 lOkV busbar

The T/L traverses Minh Dao,

Tan Chi Phat Tich, Hoan Son

Tien Du district.

The T/L traverses Ho town,

An Binh, Gia Dong Thuan

Thanh district , Bac Ninh

Province

Option I

Providing electricity

for Phu Chan 1 I OkV

busbar and 'Tien Son

1 1 OkV busbar

22,8km

! '. I

Nuinber of affected

- The procees o f

Impleinentation and operation

of the T/L has many

advantages as the T/L in the

1 6lcm --

line: 5)

0 0

The T/L tralversc.:s

Nguyet Duc;, Thanh

Khuong, Dinh 7'0, Dai

Dong Than11

communes, Thuan

Than11 District; 1-Ioan

Son, Phat Tich, Minh

Dao coinmnues, Tien

Du District, Bac Ninh

Province

- The pirocess of

Iinplementatioil and

operation of t l~e T/L

has inany advantages

I I I area that is about 30km away as the TIL in tllc area 1 1 froin the capital Hanoi. The that is about 30km 1

Corlslll/it~g Cetr/er for- Powers Desigrl atrd Corts/r-[lc/io~~ 5

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Subproject IlOkV TIL Tlzu@~l Thdrzlt - Phu C h h t -Ti611 Soil

Report an EA and EMP -

Corzsidered indicators O y t i o n 2

TIL mainly traverses through

paddy fields and crops so the

clearance and materials

transport are convenient,

avoiding the residential areas,

cultural and defense

constructions, minimizing the

compensation and ensuring

environnlental conditions.

The system of nation high

ways and provincial high way

and inter-district roads are

rather easy.

O p l i o ~ 1'

away froin the capital

Hanoi. Tlle TIL mainly

traverses tlrrough

paddy fields and crops

so the cleilrance and

inaterials tr,ansl)ort are

convenient, avoiding

the residential areas,

cultural an,d defcnse

constructions,

minimizing the

comlr ensation and

ensuring environn~eiltal

conditions.

The system of nation

high ways and

provincial high way

and inter-districi roads

1 8 1 Impacts on environment, 1 The TIL is designed to be far 1 Crossing part tl11.ough k+ 1 1 society and culture 1 from the residential areas like 1 Duong river design,

are rather easy.

towns and townships.

However, along the TIL, some

households living near the T/L

will be affected by noise and

vibration.

The water resources may be

contaminated because the

foundation construction will

flow waste to the rivers and

option 1 will halie to

use tower with the

height of 74111.

According tlo the

Ministry of Defense

regulation, the hcight

of tower that is over

70m will make effect

on aviation and birds --

C o ~ ~ s i l l t i ~ ~ g Cerlter for Powers Design arzd Co~~striict io~i 6

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Sub~~ro jec t 1 lOkV TIL Tlzudn Thcinh - Phli Ch& - Ti211 So11 Report on EA and EMP

1 No 1 Corzsi~Iered irzdicators

I

Acquired area of TIL

corridor

where the TIL traverses

Optiorz 2

lakes.

Oyrion . I -.

so the consultarlts 1 1 advise not to use this 1

option.

/ The 1 1 0kV high-tension TIL I The 1 10 kV bigb- I has strong electromagnetic

field so it will have effect on

the surrounding environment.

Therefore, it is necessary to

follow the Governrnent7s

regulation of safe corridor of

high-tension TIL. As the

result, the T/L will not

tension TIL, has strong

electromagnetic: field

so it will have cffect on

the sun.o~inding

environinen t.

Therefore, it is

necessary to follow the

Government's

I traverse the residential area / regulation 01' safe I and constructions.

There are no trees over 4

meters high in the corridor of

.the TIL. In the area of corridor

4m away from the furthest

line, there are no civil and

industrial constructions.

corridor of high-tension

T/L. As the result, the

TIL will not traverse

the residential ;uea and

constructions.

There are 1110 trees over

4 meters high in the

corridor of the 'T/L. In

the area of corridor 4m

away from the I'ui-thest

line, there are no civil

and industrial

'The 'TIL traverses the area The project has been

with the agreement of Bac the proviilcial approved

Corwr(1tirrg Cemfer for Powers Desigrl arid Corrsir~rrctior~ 7

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Subl~roject IIOkV TIL Thugli Thd.111~ - Phu C1zci;i - Tit11 SOIL Report on EA and EMP --

-7- --

I 1-- Corzsidered i~zdicators - Optioll 2

Committee and other relevant

departments at district and

commune levels and the

agreement has been made in

legally written manner.

It also has been agreed by the

mass organizations presenting

1 for residents in the project

area.

Optio~z .I

sensitive areas may

happen so the h4inistr-y

of Defense doe:; not

agree.

CONCLUSION After comparing the two options, the result shows that

the option number 2 has shorter Duong river crossing

part and shorter towers. However, the length of the T/L

is longer. The total investment is bigger. The option 2

has been chosen.

The option 1 in which the T/L crosses the river a t A Lu,

Dai Dong Thanh comnlune with the river crossing part

of 770111 long. Towers are 30m away from the dyke. The

terrain along the two river banks are stable. 'The total

length of the T/L is shorter and the investment is

smaller. But this option has not been chosen by thc

Ministry of Defense and the consultants.

2.2. DESCRIPTION OF SEGMENTS OF THE T/L CORRIDOR

- Position of the startingpoint : Connecting to the transmission line Tie11

Son1 1 OkV busbar

- Position of the endingpoint : Intendedly connecting to the 7'huan ,

,I Thanh 111 1 I OKV busbar

- Length of T/L : 22,853 km

- Width of TIL corridor : 342.795111

Co~tsrrl~i~rg Cellter for. Powers Desiglr alrd Co~~strrictio~r

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Subproject 1 lOkV TIL Thudrz Thdnh - Phu Clid;~ - Tit11 So11 Report on EA and EMP

The T/L will traverse through 7 communes of 2 districts, Bac Ninh Province:

The T/L traverses Minh Dao, Tan Chi Phat Tich, Hoan SonTien Du district.

The T/L traverses Ho town, An Binh, Gia Dong Thuan Than11 district, Bac Ninh Province

Table 3 . Description of segments of the T/L 1 -'l

From GI- G7B 1866m long, line go over traverse rice field go

, to G7B. At G7B line turus left 30~17'16".

NO. segn~ertt I I T/Z description

' 5 1 From G9 - GI 0 1894 in long, line cross over head Tao Khc

/ 2

3

4

1 cross many small canal. at G12 line turus left 21°27'8". ~

G7BG7A

G7A-G8

G8-G9

6 G10-G12

From G7B - G7A 386m long, linc go over traverse lice field

near Yen Nho to G7A. At G7A line turus left 63°20'20". 1 From G7A - G8 702 m long, line go over traverse rice field east

side of Yen Nho to G8. At G8 line turus right 61'7' 10'".

From G8 - G9 1052 in long, line cross over head nationa road 38

to G9 in west -north Ngoc Tri vilage in G9 line turus left

70~0'55".

canal, to GI 0. In GI 0 line turus left 9'0' 10".

Froin GI 0 - GI 2 433 1 m long, line crost over head Duong river, , 7

9

1 1 1 GI 3C-G13D ) 1710m long, line turus right A

G12-GI3

G13-G13A

10

93 1 m long line cross over head the rice fields. line turus right I

639111 long line next canal, at 13a line turus left. --

G13A-G13B

Cot~srrltirrg Cerrrer for Powers Desigrr atrd Corrstrlrcriorr

224m long, line netx Tao Khe canal, 35kV line, canals, 0.4kV

G13B-G13C

12

1 line. line turus left 2 l"7'8". - -~~~~

214111 long, line turus right line cross over head Tao Khe canal

acrosses high way No. 38, line turus right - 7

G13D-GI4 I

590111 long, line cross over head Tao Khe canal, 35lkV line, 1

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Subproject llOkV TIL Tkr@rt Thcir~lz - Phu C l z d ~ - TiCri SOIL Report on EA and EMP -

- -- 7

( 13 1 G14-GI5 1 24420m long, traverse rice fields, telecommunication line, high 1

No.

1 1 1 way number 38, 35 kV line, Kim Chi canal and connect to rice 1 field G 15. - 4

Segnzeiz t

1 14 I G15-G16 1 183Am long, traverse the rice fields in Minh Dao commune, I !

T/Z descriptiolz

canals, 0,41tV line, at G14 line turus right

roads between communes, go through canals twice, connect to

GIG. 1 1 15 GIG-G17 1 1 16 1 m long, traverse the rice fields in Minh Dao and I'hat Tich 1 I

communes, roads, 1 OkV line, large lake and Duong rivel-ce. -4 1566m long, traverse rice fields in Phat Tic11 commune, across

high way No. 295, the canals and road, in parallel with 35kV

1 17 G18-G19 483m long, the canals and road, in parallel with 35kV line, and

connect to G19

1 18 G19-G20 I llOC, m long, inter-cross with telecommunication lines, across I 1 1 1 canals and connect to G20 I

1 20 1 C2 I -G22 Tien 1430m long, acrosses high way No. lA, and co~lllects to Tien 1 19

L 1 Son transformer Son transforn~er station. -- - - -. - 1

3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND

PROTECTION POLICY OF THE WORLD BANK

G20-G21

- OP 4.0 1 Environment assessment

1 1 14m long, line turus right -. 1

- OP 4.04 Natural enyironment ' ,

- 01' 4.1 1 Cultural heritages

- BP 17.50 Public consultation

Co~~sr~l/irtg Cetr/erfor Powers Desrgrl atid Cotlstrrlctio~r

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Subproject 11OkV TIL Thu(ir1 Tlrdrzh - Phu Chhz - Tiin SUII Report on EA and EMP

Detailed guidelines on assessing methodology and general impacts of the T/L project can

be found in the following documents:

The World Bank, 1991. Resource book on environmental assessment, the 3rd edition.

IFC, 2007. Guidelines on Environment, Health and Safety in Powers transmission and

distribution.

Policy framework on safety insurance for the environment of Rural power diistribution

project.

Vietnam laws and regulations

- Laws on environment, published in 2005;

- Gov Decree 80/CP published in 2006 guides implementation of the Laws on

Environment Protection;

- Circular No. 08 dated on September 8, 2006 published by the NIinistiy of

Natural Resources and Environment on Environment Strategy A:;sessinent,

Environment impact Assessment and commitment of environment protecf ion.

- GOV Decree 5411 999hTD-CP relating to high-tension T/L protection.

- GOV Decree 704 987-HDBT regulates the safe corridor for high-tension 'T/L

- GOV Decree 106/2005/ND-CP dated on August 17, 2005 on detailed

regulations and guidelines on implementation some articles of the: Laws on

Power relating to ensuring the safety of high voltage power network.

Coirsrrliir~g Cerlter for Pon~era Design aird Corrstructiori

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Subproject IlOkV T/L Thuat~ Thatdl - P/IU Chaiz - TiCn Sat1 Report on EA and EMP

No. Impacts 1 Average 1 f

Level G

impac.

Trees losses due to

site clearance for

safe corridor

Medium

the environment is negligible and there is no I

I

Impact description

Impacts of the construction to households are

light and the T L do not traverse any

I households' houses. Therefore, the impact on

, need to develop a separate resettlement area.

Total affected 11ouui.hold: 42 1 I-Hs. They are

I mainly affected by land acquisition for the T L I

Can the impact

be mitigated?

clearance for the safety reason in the operation, I be mitigated.

cutting trees that are more than 3 m tall near the

T L corridor. These trees cutting has been

estimated in the implementation. Only trees

which are more than 4m tall from the ground

must be cut. In the area of the T L corridor, it is

corridor and the foundation base construction.

1 The project will develop and implement the

compensation plan for affected HHs.

, There are some light impacts in the process of

possible to grow low trees such as food trees

The impact can

around the food of the tower. I In the area of the food of towers, the main trees ) are rice and cereal. In the T/L corridor, some

kinds of trees which must be cut are bamboos. I

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Subpr.ojecr IlOkV T I L Thua11 Tharziz - Phu C h d z - TiCn Son Report on E A and E M P

Impacts

At risk of harm to

health due to

explosion and other

toxic chemicals.

Level of A verage

Nil

cultural relics.

Cut trees are grown by the local residents

Impact description

The T/L does not across any primaiy and

cultivated forests.

which have economic value, not ecological 1

Can the impact

be mitigated?

value.

No toxic is used in the project. No equipment

that contains PCBs bought and used in the

project.

This project is newly built so there is no

dismount work or replace electric equipment.

Therefore, no demands of replacement of old

electric equipments which may contain PCBs.

No impact d

/ The project does not use chemical and / 1 explosion so there is no risk of these toxic I I

I

I situation and announced to the local authorities

1 or Department of Culture and Information.

materials exposition.

The project cause no impact on the current

ecological areas or cultural and historical relics.

In the implementation, if any relics are found

under the ground, they will be kept in the initial

I Pls. see table 6.2. Suwestions of wav to deal I 1

No impact

Cor~sii/rir~g Cerlter for Pou'eia Desig~i and Corlstr-llctior~ 14

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Subproject 1 lOkV TIL Thu$n T ~ I L ~ , I ~ I ' - Phli C ~ I & - Tien Sun Report on EA and EMP

Stageo f

construction --

Water

Contamination

--

Light

Average

the above mentioned situations. r Impact description

Short term

Can the impact

be mitigated?

of construction such as ground embanking,

digging, surface smoothing or from the tents of

construction workers.

The project area has the huge ground water

reserves, the depth of the ground water is

0,5+-1,Om so there is no impact on the surface

water during the dry reason and when the

harvest completes. Moreover, the clay is very

thick of 2-3cm so digging and construction of

the base do not affect the ground water.

Water can be impure due to soil deposited that

flow to the rivers and lakes due to digging of

the foundition base.

The surface water quality will be affected

negatively due to the water flow from the site

Negligible and

can be mitigated \ <

I I I

7 Noise and vibration I

T L is designed far from the residential areas in The irngact 7 can

towns. However, it is impossible to avoid

impacts of noise and vibration.

bemitigated.

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Subproject llOkV TIL Tlzu@n Thanli- Phu Cha'rz - Ti212 Sun Report on EA and EMP

Impact description

The noise will cause light impact on

households who live nearby the T/L

Can the impact

be miti~ated?

construction site so the noise must be I I controlled not to harm too much on people. 1 In the area where residents live near the I construction site, the implementation is nof -

carried out in the night time. The distance from

households' houses to the construction site is

about 0.5-1 km.

The T/L mainly traverses through the smooth

and flat area, coverage level of plants is rather

high.

In the implementation process, the amount of

soil dug is rather large, the spare soil will be

The impact can

be mitigated.

transported to smooth areas which are sunken l or the area where the spare soil will not i become mud when the water flows. I I Transportation of spare soil to some areas must

be agreed by the local authorities. The soil

digging will be carried out in the dry season,

not in the rainy season in order to avoid soil / 1 erosion.

Cotrsl~ltit~g Cetlfer for Po~1er.s Design a t ~ d Cor~sir-rtcriorr 16

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Subproject I lOkV TIL Tlzugn T h a n k - Phu Cha'n -Ti& Sun Report on EA and EMP

I I I

9 1 Air pollution I Medium 1 Short term

Impact description

For the position of the medium-tension

foundation bases, the structures of layer has

been studied in the survey for design in order to

avoid building the foundation bases in the areas

where the soil erosion may happen or near

-streams, rivers where the soil may be bleh

leading to negative effect on the position of the

foundation base. Therefore, in term of soil

erosion, the impacts of the project is considered

light as the scale of relating activities is small,

time is short, the affected area is small.

In the process of implementation, many

vehicles and machines are used to transport

materials, but the amount of smoke does not

exceed the permission or can be controlled. In

the areas which far from the high ways, that

Can the impact

be mitigated?

Light impact

and can be

mitigated

1 1 1 1 materials are transported by human does not I 1 cause any impacts to the environment.

Dust is also produced in the soil digging,

especially in the dry season. Dust in

i i I 1 implementation may cause little impact to the I I 1 residential areas in the project communes.

Cor~s~iltirlg Cerlter- for Powers Desigrz and Corrstr~rctior~ 17

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Subproject 11 OkV TIL Thu$n Thank - Phu Chci;z - Tikrz Sun Report on EA and EMP

Impacts

Farming

production due to

productive land

acquisition

Effects on

transportation

Can the impact

Light

Medium

Medium

Short term

Temporarily affected land area is 147.869m2,

mainly agriculture land. This area is mainly

affected in the implementation, for materials

and equipments transportation as well as wire

spreading, and the acquired duration is 8

months.

The project owner will plan and carry out

compensation for the acquired land area. The

compensation is considered for not only one

harvest but also for the next 2 or 3 harvests.

The construction may cause some impacts

on the transportation on all the roads in the

province as this is a big project implemented in

Bac Ninh Province. In fact, it only affect small

roads between communes and villages, but the

high ways are not impacted much.

In general, materials transportation is 1 I convenient because the system of high ways, I

function. Therefore, it does not cause overload I

Negligible

Medium and

can be mitigated

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No. Impacts

Damage and

downgrade roads

and other

infrastructures in

rural area.

Level of

impact Average Impact description

of vehicles in the areas.

- These are some high ways and land roads

which will be affected by the wire spreading:

G9-G10 across the high way No. 38; G14-G15

across the high way No. 38; G23- Tien Son

busbar across the high way- No. 1A; water

transportation in Duong river in the part of

G12-GI3 will also be affected while the wires

- At present, the management roads between

villages and communes is organized rather well

by the local people. The vehicles with big load

are not allowed to enter these roads. Therefore,

Medium

Can the impact 1 be mitioated? -2

Short term Impacts are * are spread.

- Materials transportation with high frequency

may affect the system of rural roads.

- Some project areas only have ground paths,

materials transportation on these paths can only

be carried out by hand with low frequency, a

little bit higher than usual.

negligible

1 1 I 1 the contractors have to work out the alternative 1 1 i i / solutions of transportation to avoid damaging 1 1

Corls~~lrir~g Cerlrer. for- Powers Desigrl ard Cor~srr~~rcriorr 19

1'- I the rural transportation system in the 1

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Level of

impact Average

Nil

' -

Impact description

implementation.

Light

Can the impact

be mitigated?

Short term

Short term

In the implementation, there is lots of soil dug

up for the foundation base. A solution for this

big amount of soil is to remove to sunken

places or somewheie there is not the

phenomenon of mud making when water flows

leading to negative impact on the environment.

Spare soil and stone and materials will be used

to fill in the base acting as the pillar for the

foundation. Therefore, no impact relating to the

spare solid and materials will be made to the

environment.

This impact is considered light as the tents

for the workers will consist of closed store and

open stores as well as temporary

accommodation for the workers and far from

the residential areas. In case the construction is

near the residential areas, the solution is hiring

the local laborers or the worker will stay in the

local residents' houses.

There will be tents for workers during the

No impact

Light impact

and can be

mitigated

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16 1 Effects on health I Medium I Short term

Can the im~ac t Impact description

time of implementation. Beside tents, hygienic

toilets will be established. They will use the

water from dug wells or purchasing safe water

from the local households and waste will be

collected also.

Therefore, impact i s considered negligible and

can be mitigated.

In each tent, there are about 15 construction

workers staying. The living conditions are

rather stable. They are equipped adequately

with facilities. The distance from the site

and tents and the residential area is about

0,5-lkm, therefore, it is considered not to

affect the local residents' daily life.

Differences in term of culture, incomes and

behavior manners.

The construction workers stay in the local

Negligible

area in a short period of time of

implementation so the impacts are

negligible.

Corrstrltirrg Cei~ter- for Powers Desigrr artd Corrstrlictio~t 2 1

The construction workers are equipped with Impact can be

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Level of

impact Average Impact description

working uniforms. There are signs for public

recognition at the construction site.

Accidents may happen if there is no

protective measure.

In the implementation and operation of

machines and equipments, the construction

workers are trained on safety issue and

equipped with equipments so risk of accident

happening is limited.

Accidents may also happen to the local

residents living around the project area during

implementation.

Can the impact

be mitigated?

mitigated

High Long term The project actively provides support for I Positive

economic and cultural development as well as I attract domestic and foreign enterprises'

investment into the industrial zones of the

province. I I

I I

The ~ro iec t - . also contrihutec to impmrre the 1 I I i

quality of the Iocal residents' life.

Co~~strltir~g Cerzrerfor Powers Desigr~ arid Co~~str-uctiorr

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Level of Impacts Average 1 imosd 1 1

Effects on health

and safety

1 Electromagnetic I

Effects on the air -1' Pollution caused by -r petroleum and

chemicals

Light

Impact description Can the impact

Long term

Nil

Electricity shock and other accidents may

happen if detailed safe solutions are not

considered.

The T/L is designed in accordance with norms

of the power sector and stipulation of the'

Government.

Impact can be

mitigated

No impact

I Nil I No toxic materials are used in the project. No 1 No impact / Nil

I / equipments containing PCBs are bought or 1 1 used.

The project will not use chemical so there will

Nil

be no danger relating to these toxic materials I I use.

The height of tower under 74m will be affect

the aviation and birds.

No impact

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5. PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE

In the stage of preparation for the project (2007-2008), the consulting agency carried

out the following activities:

1. Studying the T/L and having come to an agreement with the local authority.

2. Conducting the site survey and developing an environment criteria co~r~~n i t~nen t

and environment management for the project.

3. Conducting publii consultation . Organizing meetings with the local residents in 5 communes and one town wherc thc T/L

traverses.

1. Public consultation methodology: 7

1 Public announcement / announcement I 1 Nil

Methodology Activities

Date of

publication I

/ Newsletters 011 newspaper I newsletters I 1 Nil 1

I .

Date

sending

Location

Date of

Infornlation

dissemination/Broadcast Time

on the radio 1111 broadcast on Nil

d

I the radio I

Communication

/Questions

uestio~ls sent Location Not conducted

Location 4 1 Fee:dbacks i

Dare

Com~nunication/Questiops

Corisrrltirrg Ccrrter fur Powers Desigtr arid Corrstr.rrctioir 24

P

Number of 7 -

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Location of

meetings

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Inviters

Communed

affected by

Meeting

ininutes

enclosed

(yeslno)

Yes

Cominunity meetings

1

- 1

DPCs

Date of

meetings

Women's

Union ~

Youth's

Union

1 1 1 Committee 1 Mode of

inviting

I I I convenes 1

Participants

Residents

Commune

People's

~

I Discussed

I

' I

issues:

lmpact

of noise

Impact

of dust

Water

Agenda

enclosed

(yeslilo)

quality

Trecs

Nil

protection

Safe

operation

CPCs

DPCs

Wornell's

Union

Viel~lamese

Fatherla~ld

Front

Yo1 rth's

Uni 011

Residents

Corrsril/irrg Cerl/er for- Pou~ers Design arid Corls/rrlc/iori

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2. Public consultation has been conducted:

- Organizing community meetings to get public opinions:

+ Meetings were organized in all project districts. Participants include representatives of

district People's Committees, Consulting Center for Powers Design and (Zon<truction

and pro-ject communes.

+ Meetings were organized in all project communes. Participants include represcntalivcs

of Coininune People's Committees, and mass organizations at commune level such as

Women's union, Vietnamese Fatherland Front, Association of elderly aildl Cunsulting

Center for Powers Design and Construction

4- Main contents of ieetings: The consultant introduced the project, environme~ltal

impacts and discussed the mitigation measures and other participailts of the ineetings

raised their opiilions of environment issues. Many opinions were approved that the

project should avoid the current residential areas and planned residential are,as, l~istorical

and cultural relics, and landscapes of communes. Especially, people rlequired that

contractors must design the TI1 to ensure the regulations of the safe corridor of the power

network. Some other recommendations stated that the teain of constructioil workers

should not work at night as there may be noise affecting the local residents or trucks used

for soil and materials transportation should be covered and sprayed with water so that the

dust in the air can be limited. There were some questions of restrictions relating to tree

growing in the TIL corridor and the compensation policy.

Corlsrrltir~g Cerirer for. Potver-s Desigrl arrrl Cortstr-lrctior~

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Table 5: Summary of public consultation in project communes

Par- --l 1 Districts/Com- 1 Location 1 Time 1 tici- Main opinions

1 Bac Ninh Province 1

munes

Ho Town

Thuan Than11

District

pants

An Bin11

commune,

Thuan Thanh

District

Ho Tow11

People's

Coin,yittee

office

An Bin11

commune

People's

Committee

office,

Gia Dong

coinnlune,

Gia Dong

commune

August 08,

2007

August 08,

2007

August 1 0,

- Proposed to design

avoiding the sensitive:: areas

and residents' houses.

- Required the con:;ulting

center and the

impleillenting agency that

they should elnsurc the

procedures of the power

network corridor.

The local people agreed

with the foundation

building in their fields with

the conditions thai. the

compensation must be

satisfactoiy and there are

no impacts on next

harvests.

- They required the

consulting center and thc

implementing agency that

they should ensurt: the

procedures of the power

network corridor.

The local people agreed

with the jFounctation

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Location I Time

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office

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Par-

People's

tici- I Main opinions

2007

pants

building in their fields with --I--

I / the conditions that the

I ( compensation ~nusl be

I 1 satisfactoiy and there are

no impacts (on next

harvests.

I I - They required the

I I consulting center and the

implementing agency that

they should ensuro the

I I I I procedures of the power I I

Tan Chi

Commune, Tien

Du District

Tan Chi

commune

People's

Committee

office

August 12,

2007

network corridor.

- The local pieoplc are

enthusiastic to support the

pro-iect.

- They proposed to design

avoiding the sensitive areas

and residents' houses.

- When affected, the poeple

I I !! I I I must be compensated I I I I I I satisfactorily in accordance I

with the governinent's

stipulation.

I I I I I - They required the I I I I I I implementing agency I

commit to protect llie

environment.

Co~rs~~lti~rg Cer~ler- for Po,vei-s ~ e s ' i ~ i l a~rd Co~rsti~rctio~r 28

Minh Dao Minh Dao August 14, 10 - They proposed

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DistrictsICom-

munes

I conlmune , Tien

Du District

Phat Tic11

commune, Tien

Du District

Phat Tic11

commune

People's \

Committee

office

Location .' ,

commune

People's

I Committee

office

August 1 5 ,

2007

Main opinions Time 1 par- tici-

avoiding the sensitivc areas

and residents' ho-uses..

- When affected, the poeple

must be compensated

2007

satisfactorily in accordance

with the goveril~nent's

stipulation.

They required the

implementing aLgency to

have measure to mitigate

the impacts on the

environment.

pants

They required the

consulting centex and the

implementing agenc,v that

they should ensurc the

~ I I I I I procedures of !.he powcr 1

Hoan Son

commune, Tien

Hoan Son

commune

People's

cornkittee

office

August 16,

2007

network corridor.

- They required the

impleme~lti~lg agencly to

have measure tlo mitigate

the impacts on the

environment.

- They required the

consulting cente:r and the

implemerlting agenc:,i that

they should ensurc: the

I I I I 1 procedures of i l~e )lower ( 1 network corridor. 1

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Information dissemination:

The rpojetc will be provided with the investment permission right after the confirmation

of position, design, capacity or technology of the project which satisfy the requirementss

of environment protection and resettlement. To inform of the requirements of' OP 401,

the PC1 will be responsible for the following tasks:

Provision of copy written in Vietnamese of EMP and TIL investment pro.jec:t to each

district and commune People's Committee in the project area.

Inforinatioil disclosure in the inain local newspaper and through inass media for

several tiines in the period of 2 months. This announcement refers to EM]' and the

iilvestinent project. This process will be usually maintained during the process 01

administration procedures with the local authorities for the public considel-ation. 111

details, the local authorities include:

1. District People's Committee.

2. Cominune People's Committee

3. The provii~ciab Cneter for power services.

Copies written in English and Vietnamese of report EMP will be submitted to the

Center for Information Development WB at 63 Ly Thai To str. Hailoi for

considerations of NGOs and the public.

Co~rsl~l t i~~g Cerlter for Pou~ers Desigt~ arid Corrstr~rrctiorr

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6. ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

6.1. MITIGATION MEASURES

Table 6.1. Mitigation measures for environmental impacts

No. 1 Impacts may happen 1 Mitigation measures -- I 4

Clearance for the TIL

corridor.

Temporary -'roads to

the construction site

Soil erosion and

iinpured surface water.

Erosion happens at the

positions of towers

with high level of

slope.

- Cutting trees by hands. Avoid affecting otlier trees.

- Burning trees is not allowed in the cle;ining process.

- Cutting trees for the T/L corridor.

Using the existing roads for transportation. [f temporary

roads are used in the implementation, they will be

restored after that. Avoiding iiiipacts on the

environment and people's life.

- Soil digging and emtanking for the foundation base,

making drianage system in the place whwe it can be

erosed in dry season and restricting soil digging a id

emtanking in rainy season.

- Designing the drainage to avoid impacts on the

surrounding areas.

- Using stone-embankment to prevent blowing off

- Limiting the implenlenting in the sloping lopogrphy.

- Re-growing the plants as soon as possible.

- Minimizing the impacts on land and only carrying out

this task when the impleinentation starts in the erea.

- The spare soil should be removed to plnces with the

1 local authority's pern~ission.

' ,

Corrsrr/tirrg Cerrter- for. Powers Desigrl arldCorrstr.rtctioir

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I I I -1 ~o.&acts may happen 1 Mitigation measures - -

I . ,

with the permission of operation during the project

implementation.

- Ensure that all the trucks are covered while

transporting materials preventing dust in the project

area.

- Spray water in the areas having lots of dust (i.e.

construction site, roads, etc.) when the weather is hot,

dly and windy so that dust will not afkct the residents'

activities. There should bc some barrier!.: to prevent

wind in case wind becomes strong and blows dust illto

1 the air.

- Not to burn cut trees during the TIL implementation.

Air pollution - Ensure that all machine using the burning machine

If it is necessary to construct during nrght titnc, it

should be announced first and agreed by the affectcd

residents.

Noise

Impletnentatioiz stage

- All building activities are carried out during day time.

Tlze contractors are respotzsible for cotzductitlg

nzitigation measures ilz tlze construction stage.

Corrs~rltirrg Cerrter, for Powers Des,igrr arld Cor~strrrcriorl I

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I construction and I avoiding the peak hours during day when the density of

( materials I trasnportation is high.

Mitigation measures

--- -A

- This impact can not be avoided, but it can he mitigated

No. Impacts may happen

I the transporting

- T l n t e r f e r i p g the

transportation for

i~nple~nentation

- Affecting the

residents' safety due to

1 vehicles. - , ---

- Vehicles which serve the project iml~lementation

should be sticked symbol and number sign of the

project. Probably the speed of illovcment of these

vehicles should be limited near the project areas.

I Unhygienic situation I - In~proving the awareness of the implementing agency

I in the jents of I in the tents on environmei~t protection.

I construction workers 1 - Having detailed plan of waste water treatment such as

/ and locality, however I digging hygienic drains, holes for waste water, building

I the impacts are 1 seperate toilet to avoid waste eli~nination into the

negligible surrounding area. A plan of waste treatment should also

be considered.

I I - In the implementation, it is necessary to have

measures to prevent fire explosion

Operation stage

Effects on the

ecological area and

I~istorical , I-elics ,

underground.

CP 1 who is irz charge of l / L man(rger~zcnt nrztl

operation will cotiduct the nzitigation tneasures iri this

The pro-ject does not have effects on thc existing

cultural and historical relics. In the implementation, if

any underground relics are found, they will be protected

and reported to the local authority and the Department

of Culture and Information.

I___ 1 stage. 1

Corts~~lritrg Cerrter. for Power-s Desigrr arid Coristrrrctiotl

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Solid waste in the

No. 1 I m p a c t s happen I-- implementation.

' \

Mitigation measures

--

The amount of solid waste in the imple~nentation is

rather small, the layer is soft with little solid. With the

left, the implementing agency has to clear accordingly

the commitment they had while havirig coiltract wit11

the local authority. They have to ensure to restore the

situation of the site before the implementation.

I / magnetic field I national or international standards ill ordur to cnsure I Electric field and

1 I I health for the local residents (less than 5kV/m for the I

A design must be developed in collformity with the -7 1 I area with electricity and 5 inicrotestla for area with 1

-

I / petrol, grease operation has light impacts. The waste walcr is treated ( I

implementation of the

T/L corridor

Waste (waste water,

I I eliminated in the I in tanks before eliminating into the around anvironment. I I

Trees cutting for the

- Amount of petrol and grease eliminated in the

1 operation) -. J

magnetic field).

Not cut the trees which are lower than 4111 high.

Corrsultirrg Ceriter for- Powers Desigrl arid Corrs~riic~iarr

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Table 6.2. Plan of dealing with emergency situation or cultural and historical relics not recognition

Reference table 4. Policy framework

No.

1

the construction or suspend for firther

investigation.

Handing out the relics to the authority.

Determining the possibility of implementation of

Situation

Archaeological relics are found ' <

while soil dig&ng.

Implementing agency

PMB

2

1

1 pollution / Develhplcg .ri~?:~tec z2.5 il;:ii;g &ivlll aii ' Implementing agency

people's opinions.

Presenting to contractors/~ocal authority of the

Activities

Protecting the situation and reporting to the local ' <

government and cul&re agency, musuem or local

department of Culture and Information.

3

C O I I S L I ~ ~ ~ I I ~ Cet~ter- for. Pouter-s Design atld Corlstr-rrctio~z 3 5

Responsibility

Commune People's Committee,

~ e ~ a r t k e n t of Culture and

Information

Tombs and mortal remains are

found in soil digging.

Resident's complaints &out air , Redressiiig the cornpiaints if possibie 1 PMB

Protecting the situation and reporting to the local

government

Determining persodmodes and time of relocation

and proposing the next steps. Conducting the

relocation.

Implementing agency

PMB

Local authority

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1 modes of grievances thorough redressing.

4

6 / Exploring materials are found I

Accidents happen to the

construction workers or

community relating t o

implementation. ' /

5

Curing immediately and taking the victims to the

nearest hospital or the commune health station.

Developing the minutes of the site of accidents.

-

Accidents due to bomb explosion

remaining after the war.

Curing immediately and taking the victims to the

nearest hospital or the commune health station.

Protecting the site of accidents and establishing

the sign of danger.

Developing the minutes of the site of accidents.

Implementing agency

PMB

Department of Labour, Invalid

and social affairs l -

PMB

Implementing agency

Communal and provincial

authorities

Protecting the site . Communicating with the nearest military unit to

require for necessary support.

Implementing agency

Military headquarters at

commune, district and province

levels

Coi~sirlrirlg Ce~lrer for Powers Design atid Corlsrrucriorl

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6.3. ENVIRONMENT MONITORING

Table 6.3. Participating agencies in the environment monitoring

Agency I Main responsibility I Contetzts and report / Contractors

Technical monitoring

of YMB

Independent

consultant (SIMC)

- Adapting mitigation measures

on the environment impacts in

the construction.

- Reporting to the YMB on

mitigation measures o 11

environn~ent pollution.

- Visual monitoring and

assessiilg the environment

indicators mentioned in the

environment management plan

(EMP) . - Developing and submitting

monitoring reports to the Y MB

- Visual inonitoring and

assessing the environment

indicators mentioned in the

environment management plan

(EMP).

- Conducting the community

consultation on issues relating

to the environment lnanagement

plan of the project.

sat@: -

- Sample 711.4

- --

- Sample VI.5

-- - Report sample No.

V1.5

1 assessing the eilvironmeilt ( V1.G -- A

1

4 Local authority

Coris~rltir~g Ceriter- for Pov"er;r Design arid Corrstr-~rc/iorl 3 7

- Visual monitoring and Report samplc

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Main responsibility

iildicators mentioned in the

environment management plan

(EMP).

- Participating in the community

consultation.

Contents ant1 report

snyf&e

Visual monitoring and assessing

the environment indicators

mentioned in the environmeilt

management plan (EMP).

Corrsi~ltir~g Cercter. for Powers Desigri arld Corlstrrrctiori

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-- Report oil EA and EMP ---

;REPORT ON MITIGATION MEASURES

FOR ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION

(USED BY CONSTRACTORS - SAMPLE VL4)

Project name: Location:

Contractor:

Baseline report or monthly report:

Date of reporting:

1 2 Avoiding soil erosion 1 --

I I

Mitigation measures

applied

No.

I

1

Impacts

Construction stage

Impacts on the flora due to land ' , acquisitio~~.

3

1 1 machines during implementation ~ I

---

Avoiding air pollution due to

fume of trucks and machines

4

I

5 l~npacts on cultural relics I I I

--

during implementation.

Noise created by the trucks and ,

1 6 / Land and air contamination due to I ( eliminating dailgerous waste 1

7

1 workers' tents in the construction I

chemicals. , \

Restrictions to transportation

8

I site. I I I

interference and road damage.

Mininlizing effects caused by the

Person who prepares reports:

Address:

1 9

Position:

Tel:

Coris~rllirig Ceriler for- Powers DesSgrr arid Co1is11~i~cliorr

Checking the cleaning solid waste

l"lh1 ;

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REPORT ON ENVIRONMENT MONITORING

(USED BY PMB TECHNICAL MONITORING AND

INDEPENDENT-'MONITORING CONSULTANT - SAMPLE V1.5)

Project:

Type of report:

Mothly report (Yes/No):

Report to WB (Yesmo):

Location: Province: District:

Report to EVN (Yes/No):

Date of report:

consultant 1 Reeommenda

Assessment of r Note/ No.

, I community 1-

Indicators

1

2

1 5 1 Solid waste in the implementation and site 1

I

In implementation

Level of water impurity and erosion

Level of noise I 3

4

Level of dust

Tree cutting and management of temporary

road for im~lementation.

6

project. I I I C ~ 4

cleaning after construction implementation.

Living coilditions of the construction workers

7

and safety issue.

8

9

10

1

Road damaged by the project implementation.

Applying safety measures.

Construction inaterials management.

1 1

Corrsrrlfir~g Griller- for Pon~er.s Design oild Coi is~rrrc~io~~ 40

Transportation inteiference caused by the

12

13

I~llpacts on wild animals and natural resources. L l In operation

Maintaining the safe corridor.

Imwacts on wild animals and natural resources. 7

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Person who prepares reports:

- Member of PMB: oncelmonth

- SMIC: semi-annual report

Co~rsr~ltirlg Cerlter for- Potver-s Desigrl urrd Co~rstr~rctio~l

, I

Position:

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ENVIRONMENT MONITORING REPORT

(THIS REPORT USED AS SAMPLE OF DATA REPORT AT COMMUNE

LEVEL - SAMPLE VL.6)

Project name:

Date of report:

Position:

Environmental impacts:

I measures I Respresentatives' I I Zmpacts/ini tigation

the project activities

increased dust in the

Commune

Transportiilg vehicles or

environment. , .' \

Transporting vehicles or

the project activities

Community's

remarks

I illcreased dust in the 1 I I I environment. i I The project activities

contaminate the local

environment. I 1 The project activities have I

I / effects on the agriculture / 1 land and/or residential (

project activities have

1 effects on cultural heritage. I -.

Corrsrrl~irrg Cerrferfor. Powers Desigrl arrd Corrstruc~iorr 42

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The project

i~nple~nentatioil affect the

transportation.

The pro-ject has negative

effects on the environdent

due to liquid or solid waste

elimination.

measures

1 The project causes impacts 1 o n tlie society and1

Commune

Respresentatives'

remarks

labourers' health.

Accidents

Community's remarks

Mitigation measures

d u s t 1 Preventing erosion

1 advoiding raising deposit 1 of sand and mud lay ' 5

--

I advoid increasing impacts 1 1 of floods, chemical /

The project activities will

pollution, etc.

Status of waste

1 cause some impacts On l

--d I birds. animals and flora. I Transportation vehicles of

the project will Have

effects on the road system.

Other impacts - --

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Signature of commune representive:

Position of the representative:

',

Corrsrtltitrg Certter for Pun-ers Desigtl ottd Cotislr~~tctiotr

Date niontl~ year 200

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Table 6.7. Plan of Geodesic observation and environment monitoring

No.

1

2

Indicators Geodesic observatiorz nzethodology

1 1. CONSTRUCTION STAGE 1

Frequency Responsible

agency

Techniques of tree

cutting and he processing

methods after cutting

trees

Situation of road surface,

and density of

transportation. Number,

loading capacity and

frequency of vehicles,

implementing machines

staying on the roads.

Visual observation along' the T/L corridor where

trees are cut' - weekly in the first month,

-', after that monthly

monitoring

Visual observation along the T/L corridor where

trees are cut

Weekly when there are lots

of machines and materials

transported to the locality.

Contractor ' <

Contractor

Corrsl~lrirlg Cerrter-for Powers Desigrr aild Cor~strrrctrorr

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I

No. 1 Indicators Geodesic observation methodology Frequency

I collecting holes. The

3

I weather in which the soil

Drainage from the

construction site, mud

digging carried out.

Level of tree cutting

/ Level of slope in the 1 I 1

Visual observation along the T L corridor where

trees are cut, surface water near the construction,

towers in the sloping topography.

/ Responsible

During the heavy rain

agency

Contractor

Dust, air pollution, size

of bottom of bucket and

1 the coverage of trucks

loaded by soil and sand;

Check the dispersion of

dust from the sand piles

Level of noise from

vehicles, implementing

machines and other

preparatory/implementing

1 activities

Implementing, materials

Interviewing the residents in the project area.

Visual observation along the transportation route,

residents' house or nearest construction site

and windy days

Noise during

' implementation; when there

are complaints about noise.

Be fore1During

transportation in hot, dry

Contractor

Contractor

Cor~srrltir~g Ceiiter foi- Po\tlers Desigir ar~d Cor~str.~ictiorz 4 6

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No. Indicators Geodesic observation methodology

time

6 I Daily living waste and I Drainage, tents and waste treatment

1 waste water from the 1 I construction site I I

1 residents in the project 1 7

1 area. Meetings to I 1 disseminate about (

Safety of construction

workers and local

working safety

First aids kit, stores of

-Obsen/ation, interview, checking daily of the

construction site

1 dangerous materials. I 1 Warning signs of I dangerous places

OPERATION STAGE I

8 1 and / Checking the electric meter of the nearest households

9 / Level of noise. distance

1 from the station to the

magnetic field

Using machine to check in the nearest households.

to the TIL corridor.

nearest household's

Frequency

Weekly and before taking

over

Weekly

When the residents send

complaints, grievances

When the residents send

complaints, grievances

Responsible

agency

Contractor

Contractor

Designing

consultant I Technical

monitoring of PMB

Corrsilltii~,o Center for Po~ser-s Desigir aird Corlsir-~rctior~ 47

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No. Indicators

houses.

Checking and

management of the team

of T/L management.

Equipments PCCC , -

Geodesic observation methodology

Checking the dairy of monitoring at the office of the

T/L management

Coirsllltitrg Center for Port,ers Desigrl a id Coristrllctior~

Frequency

Semi-annual or annual

Responsible

agency

PC1

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LEVELS OF MONITORING

No.

I I ' \ I operating the I monitoring I 1

I I I medium-tension I I

Monitoring agency

PMB

~ I issues of the monitoring I

Responsibilities

2

I I I project in 1 I

Levels of

monito~-ing

Constructing and

I I I implementation I I

-.

monthly 1

Independent monitors

power network.

Environmental

3

Corlsrrltirrg Cerrter for Powers Desigri ar~d Corrstr.rrctiorr

semi-an:nuaJ - 1

1 and operation.

Coininune authorities

I - ,

-. 2

and operation.

Environmental

issues of the

project in

implementation

monthly

inonitoriilg

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EXAMPLES OF TORRELATION CONDITIONS FOR SAFETY MONITORING

CONSULTANTS FOR WB

/ 1. Safety monitoring consultants of WB will be responsible for the following tasks: I Site construction monitoring and focusing on eilvironinental issues as follows:

- Cleaning after constructing.

- Cutting too many trees in the TIL corridor in the areas of forest 01- commune.

- Methods used by the contractor to clear the site after cutting trees. ' J

1 - Status of roads.

- Status of trees re-growing in the area of ROW and foundation base.

- Impacts due to the iinplernentation (level of noise, dust and roads damaged by

soil and inaterials transpportation).

- Status of tents for construction workers and the sanitation system used by them.

- Proper distance between houses and the TIL.

- Iinpleinentation of safety measures (signs, fences, restricted area and border)

2. Conducting public consultation for:

- Evaluating the level of coillmunity interests in settling environmt:ntal issues

(noise, dust, roads darnaged by soil and inaterials transportation, trees cutting in

the preservation.area and public land)

- Determining other environinental issues and noting affected ~iouseholds'

coinplaints (PAH) on environmental impacts.

- Reporting on coinplaints about environmental issues or disagreement of local

residents (if required)

Cor~sultir~g Cerlter for Powers Desigrl arrd Corlsrl-ucliorl

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6.3. CAPACITY BUILDING PLAN

Training schedules in the comi~lg period of time:

Training schedules of EVN: Interilal trainings on Local environineilt i~lanageinent

implementation, forin of monthly and quarterly reports on environment issues of the

project. The training contents include solutions for unexpected environmcnt impacts,

different from the estimation given in the environment management plan.

Training schedules of PC1 : The training schedules of PC 1 I'or staff (of local PC and

representatives of local residents on the following issues:

- Training on safety issue: Regular trainings on safety issue and power network

maintenance;

- Monitoring methods and reports on implementation of environment

nlarlagement plan for relevant stakeholders in the pro-ject districts and

provinces. The training conteilts also include guidelines on c:ommunity

participation promotion in environment management.

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TABLE 6.8 CAPACITY BUILDING ON ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

TRAINING

TIME

3 days

STARTING

TIME AND

ENDING

TIME (FOR

TRAINEE)

Early April,

COST \ ..

(DOMESTIC OR ABROAD)

LOCATION

(DOMESTIC

OR

ABROAD)

TRAINING - ORGANIZER

Cot~sl~lti~lg Cetzter for Porvers Design atrd Consrr-~~cfiotl

Hanoi Vietnam Power

Head of

company and

technical

consultating

company

- Cost for daily activities:

70.000x8x3=1.680.000VND.

- Cost for accomodation:

50.000 x 8 x 3 = 1.200.000 VND.

- Cost for travel from Bac Ninh to Hanoi:

30.000 x 8 x 2 = 480.000 VND.

- Cost for travel in Hanoi:

15.000 x 8 x 2 = 240.000 VND.

- Trainer fee:

500.000 x 1 x 3 = 1.500.000 VND.

rotal: 5.100.000 VND. -. . -

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6.4. REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENT MONITORING REPORTS

Table 6.9. Requirements for environment monitoring reports

I I I 1 I The third level to submit

No., Reported issues Tlzeprimary level to submit reports

stage

Carrying out

mitigation measures

and environment

management in the

local area.

Implementation

Implementing agency: Contractor

The second level to submit

reports

Resources and Environment)

Frequency of report: Monthly

Submitting to: PC1 PMB

reports (One copy of report

must be submitted to the

Department of Natural

Implementing agency: Technical

monitors of the PMB

Frequency of report: Monthly

Submitting to: PMBs

2 Geodesic observation

on Environment

Implementing agency: PC1

PMB

Frequency of report: semi-

annual report

Submitting to: EVN

l.-L 1 1 Submitting to: EVN

Implementing agency: EVN

Frequency of report: semi-

annual report

Submitting to: WB

Implementing agency:

PMB

Frequency of report: semi-

Implementing agency: EVN

Frequency of report: semi-

annual report

I annual report I Submitting to: WB

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The tlzird level to submit

No.

I Operation stage I

Implementing agency: Independent

Consultants - SIMC

Frequency of report: semi-annual report

Reported issues

1 I Geodesic observation I

-

/ on Environment and 1

The primary level to submit reports

Resources and Environment) -

1 safe labor I

Submitting to: PC1 PMB and WB

Tlze second level to silbmit

reports

reports (One copy of report

must be submitted to the

Department of Natural

Submitting to: PC1

Im~lenlenting agency: Technical staff of

Bac Ninh PC

Frequency of report: semi-annual report

I Submittiig to: EVN I Submitting to: WB

Implementing agency: PC 1

Frequency of report:

annual report

Coits~iltitlp Cetrter for Powers Desigtr and Corlstr~rctiorr

Implementing agency: EVN

Frequency of report: annual

report

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Table 7. 0 . Estimated cost for the project environment management

implemenation

I "0.1 Corztents Corzstructiorzs Operatiorz (wit11 tlze life 1 cycle of 20 Y- e* - 1

( 1 / Mitigation I This cost is included in the 1 This cost is included by / I / measures 1 contract signed by the / the cost for power

$ I I , I c~n~tructioncontractors. 1 operation

by technical monitors of the

PMB

2

/ 1 Independent I 10.000.000ltirne x 6 times ( / I monitoring cost / = 240.000.000 VND /

Cost for survey

land carried out

(SIMC) \

(frequency: 6

1 4 / Capacity 1 5.100.000 VND 1

This cost is included in the

operation cost of the PMB

operating agency of 1 he

pro-ject.

This cost is included in

the operatioil cost of the

1 persons1 monthlyear x

7.000.000 x 20 year:; =

140.000.000 VND

( building cost I I I 1

GRANT 1 TOTAL

TOTAL

385.100.000 VND

Cortsrrtfirtg Cer~ter'for Powers Design arrd Cor~strrtc/iort

245.100.000 VND 140.000.000 VND i

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REFERENCES

1 The Project Compensation Plan

2 Resource Book of the World Bank on Environinental Tmpacts.

3 Statistics Annual Rublicatiorl2005

4 The Pro-ject Investment Report

5 Policy Framework on Environmental Safety Insurance on the Environ~nent Issue

of the Rural Power Distribution Pro-ject

I Coris~~l/i~ig Cerrler for Power-s Design arrd Corrstr~iciiori

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ANNEX 1 ....................

LIST OF STAFF COMPLETING REPORTS

No. Staff Position Note

1 Pha~n Tien Dung Project officer (Consulting

Center for Powers Design and

Construction)

2 Nguyen Manh Hung Project officer (Consulting \

Center for Powers Design and

Construction)

3 Phaln Tan Thanh Project officer (Consulting

Center for Powers Design and

Construction)

4 Pham Bich Diep Project officer (Consulting

Center for Powers Design and

Construction)

Cor~srrltir~g Cerzter,for. Powers Desigrr arrd Co~lstnicrio~l

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ANNEX 2

ENVIRONMENT LICENSE

Corrsrrlrir~g Cerrter for Powem Design a11d Corrsh.rrcIiorr

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UY BAN NHAN DAN CONG HOA XA HOI CHU N G H ~ A VIET NAM HUYEN TIEN DU DQc l$p - T v Do - Hanh phuc

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- Di'i'L k11;ic : -I- l l i c n Lic1.1 ci:i'l 121 i n h ilir611g : ............................................................................... 1112, +Dicii Licll clfi'L c i ~ i I i ~ i : ........................................................................................... ,112

11e 11gl1i 01ic I i i c l~o 3 Iii611 VC I I I I : I h, C I A ' ~ clai cl6 s a y cl;l.i~g cOng 11.inli. '['llco On;; I ) \ , r ieil ~ l ~ i . ( . i c : ti611 I)il 1l1o;i cliing thi 1iQ 611g b;l cci vi~i lbng C I I L I ~ & I (11 1101 kllic Iih6ng '?

.................................................................................................................................................. - NC'il p11iL giitl toil cl6 xay (IL,I'I~;; c011g ti.iilI1 , gia c l i i i l ~ 611g 121 sC :

.-I- 5 l ~ ~ i l ? t~r i Ft11 sill11 S C I ' I I ~ ~ A I I 1 ~ 1 1 ~ 1 V ~ I C CCI - I - 1)i cli~1y6ii (1611 l(111.i iJ\,rc 1 ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 ~ : I 1.o11g ( I i : t I I ; ~ I I ,' - ' 6 I I &D> PS 7 1 ' i ~ ~ l ~ J < l ~ ; i c

- Ndi: clisqc cl&i b i ~ One hit clki clillii (11 (1311 '!

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C ~ N G 1 1 0 h XA 1-101 CHU N G I ~ I A VI$T NAM fhic I& - Tz,~' do - Hfllzll pl~ric I

~ d c nirih n g a y g thdngf ndm 2007

~r Ao cAo r i i ~c DONG MOI T R U ' ~ N G

C ~ I I , ~ iri~rh .- : Tf lyd~r dliv(j7z,g duy r~znch kkp Phb'No? -- Thuarz Thilrzh - Phu

~ h & z - I1i&rz Solz

1 / Dxi [lien chi^ d9u tu : l3a1.1 Q~ri'ln 1y c l ~ ~ i n lu8i dicn - COng ty Dicn lqc 1 I

............................................... 1 - d n g : ............................................. Chfic v1.l :

................ .............................. 2- Ong : ............................................. c11fic V\l : :

............................................... 3- o n g : ............................................. Chirc vki : A

4- 011g : .............................................. ChiTc vq : ................................................ 2/ Dai die) 1 : U13N 13 x,i An BL( 1--1 u y Q ~ ~ ~ r . / ~ ~ & ~ i n l l BBC Ninh

I - o n g : :;SZ&;;'~~~ .... ng;d ............. C I I $ v q p ~ ~ ~ i l tjch xii A

2- Oug : .,.vL~~~(ri,?~~.~&~~/..F/a~.~ll~c vp : Dai dien 11Qi NBng d8n / J

3- o n g : .vwy f i ~ d ~ ~ d ~ ~ : . . . ~ ~ t ~ . . . C l ~ ~ c V ~ I :Dgi dien hOi Phu nir f l ./ f : ,

4.- o n E : _:i-.e .... Y ~ Y . .... /344.1 .......... C I I ~ vq : Dai tlii:n ~ 1 1 1 ~ 120

cric vLin iiii Ihain ~ $ 1 1

1. I'h:l m v$n v& chon tuybn.

2. 'I'oAn be L L ~ Y ~ I I i lZ 1. lOkV v5 nhlinh re d5 d~tgc dan vj ~ L S ~ $ 1 1 1hi6t lc6 ( 'Trung tfim

ilr vi<n Xay d\cng Dicil v i ~ Th~rong mai ) chon, khbng linh hcr3,ng d6i1 clan cue, lthu

vll'c: qu6c gia, khOng i r i h Illrij'og cldll xfly cllnlg IT\u dL\i ci~:l ilia ph~l.trng.

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3. Clic LI~I 11uhi1g ckil d q $11 d b ~ lthu vhrc vh kt? 11oac11 quHn 15; mdi iru'b'lrg; sin11 ihiii :

To211 b$ khu vqc clg i n IrhOng ;11111 h~rbng ~ I ~ I I 1116i rl.~ri~ng sinh tl'lii.

4. 9 lci6n cha dia phu*orng v6 i1611h gi6 tiic d611g d611 mdi trudng .

- Clic bi$n ph6p gilln t h i E u : ' l hA11 hQ t u y h dii ch(?n chi di tl-en clicn tic11 (1st can11

tbc, hoa mSu, ti.611g Jili~ giii~n ~ . l l i & i ~ chi jdli dir 611.

- Ciic Ioai t6n tai :

a . . ..................... .................. RL:%:LLI: ~ . a ,y. a"! + 1. h t ' C . . . C X ~ : ~ ~ . J- ,

.... h?.@..&:.db: z.:~.LQ.</*?!.AL~~ ..d&.~,&~.~&?...d~~/.... ........

.............. . A;. . G.. i&x . .hy? . m5!. . .,&z. .d&!h*:. ............................ \

.............................................. \ ......................................................... 1.. 1.. ....................................................................... %%<. .....................................

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CQNG l l 0 A XA 1-IC)l CI-IU NGI-IIA VII~T NAM

1'lli)llg ~lliillg i i l ~ l l 11~hng C!<lil C O I I ~ tl-illh d&l mBi truSbllg Ice hoacll ddn bh tli diin t i i

tlinh cue. Ph\lc vu 13p RAP- EIA

Cong trinh: Tra~ll bien ii11 llOliV Phu Chin - ;D D 110 Av

1118~1 llny rrghy g tlrrirzg J nbsr 2007. Dai dien c ic b&n g6m c6 :

HL\I D I ~ N C(I QUAN TU'VAN

I - b i g : I'll;.un i<hk 'rllang C11li.c vu : Q. Giim cfBc

2- o n g :1'1i:!m Ti611 Diing Chat vu : ChG rlhiein de i n

, 3- ~JI,~; : Cl10c V ~ I : bO thidt I<&

4- ong : Cllil'c VLJ : Grin bg di&u tra lthho s i t

--' r p I)I\I I ) J I ~ N ~ b f l ~ , X ~ ~ / V ~ i i J f l A

r ' < '"pjq f&f I - Ong : .rl:%'?.'...$~&~i+...Jdt! ............... C ~ I ~ C : ~../A~~...(~~G:L..J~.~~.N.~,.B~~..~

Tcli u 1 1 ~ 1 ) XC~' cac bit1 (l(~ t6 c~iiic /lop b(in v& ke'houclr tribl

( 3 1 0 ~ Ilop cli d6n 1116ng nhAl m6t s6' di6m s:~u : --. ,-

..................... .. .. ... ................. ................... hi!&. .*& ................... ....

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CON(; IIOX XA 11-li) C C I - I ~ ~ NGI-I~I\ v1Br17 NAM ~ ) O C Ifill - T(1' {ZO - II(11llf ~ ~ I ~ I I c I

I . I-)II?I~ r r ~ { ~ j y 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 1 , I , I A . / , I I ~ ; ' ~ , I ~ I < A ;;6'110 (;I,\ II~IVII:

I

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1 . 1 1 1 1 ] 1 1 J c I ) : . . /@L?. . . . . . ,1112 l.o:)i niiil . . . . C* 4.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /

- ,11111 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . yfl. .&"x.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c 7 r-

-. 1 1 1 1,111 : ........................ , . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. h;l ;i 1 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A'. .B. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. C?~'IC ~ 0 1 1 ~ L~i1111 [)IIL,I - 'Y

I

- l~!i:l): . . . . . . . . . . . . . I E . . . . . . .1n2 CZl) 111111 061) : . . . . . . f&. .&/. . . . . . . . . . . . - S;in : . . . . . . . . . . . ( K f l . . . . . . . ,1112 '481 lico . . . . . . . .p afi.j'?... . . . . . . . . . . . . .

' - 13. ' i 'd~~y; tli<,n 1icl1 cllc lo;!i ciia gia clilll~:

- IILL 1 1 1 ~ ; clr : -jr&b 1112 - Vu'iill :,g& m 2 -Dil NN:R&dp 1112 - D l : 1n2 4 . 1-lirll~ t llirc :;I:! 11ir11 : D ?' ,:'

2. - '11 1110 c1r : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4!.&6! ?!. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 8 7 2

- 1)fi1 110li;; 11gIiic1) : . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,Zk?L???. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

~.7.~)11?0 K I I ~ KIA~I-I YL; 1 . '1'611;; 11111 I I I I < ~ ~ I I - L U I ~ bin11 ~ i ~ i i giil ~ l i i l l l 611:: ( b i ~ ) 11-011g I I I O L n a m 2 1 6 a , q a ong, trong d6 :

tf- - ~,L~(TII : : : . . . . . . . . ./b...pff&,.~ido!. . lll!ch v1.1 : . . . . . . . . .3 . Dm.Ofl@. . . . . . . . .

P. " . pf

- Nbllg N g l ~ i < l , : . . ~ t ( . C ~ ? , . ~ . c ~ . . . . . . . f- . Char1 1 i~16i : . . . . . C. . / . p ~ , . d g p . . ...... 2.rUd11g c l~ i plli 11 i1~g I ~ L L ~ I ~ , ~ ( 1 ~ 1 g i : ~ cIi1111 6i1g ( bi) j ) . ~ ~ f l , & ~ g , Lros~g c!6 : - 'l'i611 ~111: . . , /~ ! : .OP,O,C)O.~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ' I ~ I I C V L I sAn X L I ~ L : . ~ . 5 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ r . . '8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . z' - M ay 1.1 1:;~: : . . . .z, @8flr ~ 8 0 . . . . . . . . . . . 1-lgc 11i1111: . . . . . . . ~,C,RC.~P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Mu;, si11.1 khic : . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. . . . . . . . 3. I k I , i t I . , ,-

..i - Ng~r61i t l ic~i . . . . . . . . . . . . q k ~ C . .@/LY.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

- , . I

- Ngl161l IIIL)L: . . . . . . . . . . . . . B / ~ Y . . / r k a ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /

- c < I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . //,.Y/'. . . r * & q p ~ ~ r . ,@T./?&. . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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.................................................................................................................................................. II.,IAI S A N ANI-I I-IIJ '~.~N(; I:JO IHJ' AN

I . ilnll llifii~lg 11llil: - T ~ I I ~ dicn [ich nh i : . . . . . . . . ..//?fl!??.. . . . . . ,1112' tl.olig vilng tlir An : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,1112 - So d 8 vj 11-i virng clu An ................................................................................................................

2. :in11 Ilirbng ~15~: - Drit <Y v i V U ~ I I :

-I- I l i c n tich il~A't I) / i'uih IiiiOrlg : ............................................................................... 1112 .......................................................................................... +Dicn lich cl3't chn lai : 1112

- D&t n611g ngliicp : -t Dicn ticl.1 (i$l l ~ i A1111 li~riing : ............................................................................... 1112 +DiCn ~icll ( l i i ~ ci111 !;!i : ........................................................................................... 1112

- 15111 l igl~icj~ : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -+ Die11 ricll 11, i i i l l l 11111111/< : .............. d&#. ........................ .. 111%

- I - D ~ ~ I I licll e l 5 1 ch l~ 1 ; l i : ....................... Z..3:~p. , ........................................................ 1 1 1 2

- i3aP klilic : + Ilicn ~icll tlril l ~ j 211111 11ikj11g : .............................................................................. 1112 -tC>icn licli tlTi'( c i ~ ~ i I;!i : ..................................................... .... ................................. 1112

111 $' 1{11?h' C ~ J A 116 GIA I ) I I Y I I J I ~ I ? R N l ! f ~ '1'Al 1)lNIl CIJ' - -- 116 II ! ; J I~ 01 .1~ L I ~ I clio j kiC'11 ~2 1111:l 0, cl$~ c1;li ( I ~ ,yAy (IL.~II;; c011g t1.1.1111, '1.Iico 61ig \)?\ I I C I I ( I L I , ( , I ( , ( I i 1 1 11ii 111oi'i cling Lhi 118 6118 bh c6 vui 1h1.1g C I I L I ~ ~ I ~ 111 IIUI lill5c lillil1lg ?

................................................................................................................................................ - 7'1ico 6116 b3 ncrl b mGi in:^ gia cl.inll r l ~ r ItiCn sE clCil:

................................................................................................................................................... D6 nghj Icliic cua 6ng bh:

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C(^)NG 1 - 1 0 ~ XA 1-101 C I ~ U N G H ~ A VI$T NAM floe 1gp - Y1!1, do - iI(lll11 pltiic I

I I - : Tzg~2iz ilzc~i~zg dciy nz~ch icbp I'M' N& -- 'lllzu(in l'lzrlrz h - P h i

~ h d ? ? - 'l'zn So72

' I / Di~i clic11 C I I < I i l f i i~ 111' : 13i111 Q11;in 19 C!L.I'~II lirdi ~Iic11 - Chlg ly Dic11 11$ 1 A

1 - Ong : ............................................. Chil'c vu : ................................................ n

.............................................. 2- Ong : Chirc vl;~ : ................ ..............................

3- ong : ............................................. Chirc vy : ............................................... A

4- 01lg : .............................................. Chdc vl;l : ...............................................

2/E)pi di@l : UBND x2 ;*/~/i,/k Wuy$n fiz/ rinh Bhc Ninh c;P "

I - 6 n : / . ~ Y H . . . .urn[. .M .L&I~ . .......... ~ l l l i c vy : ~ l l i l tic11 xii

t ~ r v:in XBy tlgmg Dicn v h Thir~sllg mqi ) chon, IthBng in11 11~161% ddn tlall CU, lthu

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3. CAC iilh 11lrbng cila d q 511 d611 khu vlrc vh kg 11o;lch quill 19 i116i ti.irh11g sill11 Lhii :

Tohn be kl1u vqc d1.r i n kl1611g i'i1111 hu.i~l~g d61l 1nOi ~ I - L I ' < ~ I I ~ sill11 Illiii.

4. 9 ki6n cua ddja p11lr~11g v& tlinh gi.( tic dong dbl in6i Lri~bllg .

- Cic bicn phi13 yilm tbi8u : 'l'oR11 b? tuy611 (1H chgn chi di irCn tliQi tic11 tl$t ciwh

tic, hoa mhu, tsdng lila y iiiln illi6u chi phi tlkr i n .

- Cric loai 1011 tai :

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. /

C(^)NG l i 0 ~ SA HOI CBU NGII~A VI$T NAM

f)<k l<ip - I'll, do - ~l(lll1l~l1llic I

clinh cur. I'l~uc vrl I?p RAP- EIA

I - 61ig : I'liqm i<libc lhdng Cliirc v u : Q. Giri~nilBc

2- Oilg :PIia~n Ti61 ililng Cliirc VL.I : chi^ nliicni d6 i n Nab4 .+hi7. 3- o n g : 19 u'YM C1ili.c vu : Ciiii be thi& kg

,, &Add L!- (jl, : M &;+ ~I1li.c vg : Clin b() i I i & ~ l t r ; ~ I C I I ~ ~ O sri~

7'(li UIJND xii /v/,/i IJ Ofli . cdc b611 (15 td chlkc I I ~ Drill vk ki'll(~(lch in'6;~

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1.1-II$U t>lBu TRA ICINH T$ XA 1-101 Cblig ti-inli: 'l'try61i dlr.S~ig d:iy liiilcl~ ltdp 1'116 N6i - 'l'11t1$1i 'l'lihr~l~ -

I'lii~ ~ 1 1 6 1 1 - 'l'ie~i Suli I. DII?IJ r ~ 7 ~ < t i ICINII ~ i ?

n.ui2u YXA s8 i 16 c;in D ~ N I I :

1). ~ i i A d vA o/i'i7 DAI P /--

I. l'dng diCll tic11 nh:1 6 ci~il 611g (/>:I): . . / + . ........... .m2 Loai n11h .Cy.J<. ........................... - NCn nlli : ....... .cc.4.: .*cI"~LA.. ................................................................................ y . ,y - 'l'1cbng 1111;'L : . . . . . . . . . .l'~. ........................................................................................ - Mril : ............. ./a:. /. o . 4 ~ ......................................................................................

',J7- '7 2. Cdc cbng 11.inIi ph~! : .-, #

. ................. - 13Ll): .............. -4l-d.. .. .m2 C;ip 1111,:1 1)t'l) : . c ' c ~ . 4. - Sfin :. ..... L !<xi&. ........ ,1112 vat l ieu : 2 , ~ ~ d " . ...................... 3. ' a n g d id t ic l i cdc lopi chi, pis dinl~: - !ILL 1116 ctr : ,I!/ ilf/ 1112 - V u'i~11 : .do 5 1112 -D$r NN: do00 1112 - Drcil IAN: m2 4. I-Iillll t11uc s o 11~11 : - i3dt 1116 clr :. ~)+d+. .............................................................................................

2 - t1L1 11Ong ngliiCp : .. k X ! ~ . ~ . c ? c ? ~ ! .%d,. ...................................................................... C'.f)llr/ h'lfihl KIN11 7'k: 1. l'6ng thu nl@p trung bin11 c i ~ a gin tlinh ang ( ba) trong nirn d&'.WCMIGng, trong d6 : - 1,irang : .. .,,i5k.c?.cre?c?.:. ............ D!c11 v\i : .. .&'&QQ: c?c.P.~. .......... - NOllg Nghicjr : ;2,.5?:CJ~?~SC?:. . . . . Chl-rn nu8i : ij?&l?c?..<gCp.G! ,. ......... 2.'1'6ng chi plii liitng niim c i~n gia tlinll o n g ( bi) . . . . . . . . . . . .d8ng, Lsong 66 : - ' I ' i G l l ~ I I : .6 s;X?C.V$?.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'111,ic v1.1 S A I I xtlfl'l: .2.&2c?,C?~a.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - May 1113~ : . , : . L R ? ~ . . ~ % ~ ~ > . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-IQC 11i11111: . .&'.cwC! ,cj.O,~?:, ......................... - Mua slilll khac:.. .L/. . h j c l . . r = ~ y ~ . ................................................................... :.. ...... 3. Didu kicn si'ilig, ti@ nghi. - NgrlGll dign . ............................................................................. - I I .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ................................ ..... - C3c lie11 nglii .....................................

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Cric p l~ual~g l i c r i sill LIA'I .................................................................................. - 1 1 v i . 2 . .

4. Thco d5nh gi5 cha gia d i n l ~ , gia tlinh 611g ( bi) lhu6c dicn: ,

I I . ~ ~ A I SAN ANI-I E I U ' ~ N ( ; 11o IN' A N 1. An11 hubng nhh:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Tdllg dicn tic11 nhB: .... :. ......... .42~ .-.. .1n2' [lung vilng d < i n : .m2 - SU dii vi tri vhng dl! An ................................................................................................................

2. in11 11u6ig cli'l: - D$t b v;i vuSn :

............................................................................... + DiCn tic11 il5t 121 in11 hu'bng : m2 +Den 1Ich cl:il cbn lai : ........................................................................................... 11.12

- D$it n8ng nglliep : 2. + Dicn tich d$l bi A1111 h~ibng : .... ,S.&.M ............................................................ 11.12

+Di$n ticl.1 d2'~ chn lkii : ........................................................................................... m2 - Dd't lhm nghicp : .

t- Dicn ~icll ildl 1)i i'11111 I ~ L I . ~ ' Y I ~ ~ : ............................................................................... 1112 -t-DiCn tic11 ilCil cb11 l;li : ........................................................................................... 1112

- D$t khic : + Dicn tich did b/ i'lnh hu'h11g : ............................................................................. 1112 -I-Dicn lie11 ilfi'~ cbn I i ~ i : .......................................................................................... 1112

111 I<I~?N CUA 1-10 GJA l l i ~ l l ~ f ? t)l?N IIU '1 '~ l OlNI-1 CIS D& 11gI1j 611g b i clio y lci611 v6 11Ili1 ii, tliIL clai cld xfty dlrng c0ng tlil l l l . Thco Ong b i nC11 cl~rcjc el611 b i ~ ll~oi"~ ding thi h<) 011g b i c6 vui l i~ng c l l ~ ~ y & ~ d l nu1 lthic kli0ng ?

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- NEu cluqc den bil 8ng bii d!r d jnh (11 ( ~ ~ " I L I ?

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111 V I C J ~ ~ N C ~ J A r r 0 G I A + ) ~ N I I W?N J ~ J U J N I I (7u 116 11glii (111g Oi cllo 9 liiC'11 v& nliii (1, cI5l clai cld xAy clung c01ig ~l.i~lli. 'l'lico 0111: 11i1 l i t11 dii(ic ~1211 b i ~ (110;i

d6ng llii 110 6ng br'~ c6 V L I ~ l i ~ i g cIiuvd11 c l l lial kl~lic kll6ng ?

.................................................................................................................................................. - N6u pli~"11 giiI tori dd xiiy d\l.ng cOlig ~l-i~ili , gia clinli Ong h i sC :

+t (j. I$ l i m rin sinh sii~ig gin Ithu vgrc cll -I- Jli c1ii1yd11 d&i k11u "(:re 1di:Ic [I .OII~; c l j a 0:11i -X5 11uy~11 Tinli Tin11 khric

- N8u duqc clbn bil 6ng b21 ~ l ~ r cIj11h (11 ~ l ; i i ~ :)

.................................................................................................................................................. V5i so" tikn den bu 6ng b21 cllr kidn sC :

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN XA AN B~NH - HUYEN THUAN THANH

1 Tong Vlin Cumg xom 2 thBn Yen Nho - x2 An Binh

2 Trjnh Trung Bo xom 2 thBn YBn Nho - x5 An Binh

5 1 T6ngTlljEnh I xOm 3 CB DBng CBi - x2 An Binh ............................................................................................................................................................................................. ...........- 1 ....... .........

6 V i Viin Tao x6m 4 thBn YBn Nho - x i An Binh ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

7 Van Whu Hat xom 4 t116n YCn IVho - xii An Binh ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

8 Pham Thj Manh xom 2 th6n YE11 Nho - x2 An Binh ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

9 £>A Dirl h Bin11 xom 5 CB DBng CBi - x2 An Binh

10 Ngd Chien Lac xom 5 C I DBng CBi - x5 An Binh

1 1 1~11;~~ti rriC'~~ %)+\I xom 5 Ca DBng CBi - xii An Binh

12 Duang Quoc Tin x6m 1 thBn Yen Nho - xll An Binh 8-p , ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

13 Nguyen Thi An xom 1 th6n YCn Nho - xii An Binh I 14 Tricu Trung Ding xom 5 C I DBng C6i - xll An Binh

15 I-IB VBn Diem xom 5 Ca DBng C6i - x2 An Binh

16 1 NguyEn Thj Hap I x6m 5 CB Ddng CAi - x2 An Binh

17 1 Npuy61~ Thj Ilqi I x6m 5 CB DBng CBi - xii An Binh ( b/[hJ- I Lumg Than11 Chinh Then Trucmg Xa - x2 An Binh WL .................................................................................................................................................................................................... I.. ..

Bhi Thi Trh ThBn Truang Xa - x2 An Rinh kp&, .............................................................................................................................................................................................................

Cao Van Danh xom 3 Thuqng VO - x2 An Rinh *z&/ ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................

Trdri V ~ I I 1 Joan xom 3 Thuqng Vii - x5 An Binh

22

2 3 ............................

24

NguyEn Van Bich

Vfin Thi Thinh .,

.Vi BlinhLong

x6m 2 thBn YBn Nho - xH An Binh .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

xom 3 CA DBng CBi - x2 An Rinh ..............................................................................................................................................................................

x6m 3 Ca DBng CBi - x2 An Binh

figid'&/.-

W L v r v ( 4 d<::;: .............

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN xA PHAT TICH - HUYEN T I ~ N DU

IHB Trong Trinh

Nguyzn Thi Chi Dai 2 Phhc Nghiem - Phat Tich ...................... ...................................................................................................................................................................... Nguyen Van Hujrnh Dpi 2 Phhc NghiCm - Phet Tich ~ - f l A k ~ ~ , . ~ - .............. ............................................................... ........................................................................................................

OIA CHI CHU KY ......................

Lirang Quo'c Dat DQi 8 LiEn Ap - x5 Phat Tich

Hohng th j Lanh

LE 'l'hlnh Jioan .

Khlic Thanh Vii

13ui 'I'hj Iloan

Nguyen V3n Hoinh

Nguy61i CSnh Tri~ng I Doi 3 Phuc Nghi2m - Phgt Tich 1 .+- ............ ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

Nguyen van Thy ....

Doi 8 Lien Ap - x% Phat Tich ....................................................................................................................................................................

Doi 7 Lien Ap - x5 Phgt Tich ............................................................................................................................................................................................................

Doi 8 Lien Ap - xl Ph#t Tich .......................................................................................................................................................................................................

Diji I ThAn Th~rqng x5 PI]& Tich .................................................................................................................................................................................

Nguysn van HBng DBng Lau - x% Phet Tich .................................................................................................................................................... I ........ :Y-, .....................

....... '.hL-',' / ,,,. /.d ,

..L.L.L ....-.............

/,$Sf&&/ H;\-f.lLJi ,.... ...................... - ...

Quach Van N h i h ................... _._ .............................................................................................................................................

Duang Van Tien

La van Chinh DBng Lgu - x% Phat Tich

To KhBnh Chinh DBng Lau - xl Phgt Tich

NguyCn Van Thicn

Khuc Van QuAn

1-loiing Minh 'l'u$11 !K!<L .................

Doi 1 ThBn Thuqng xl Phgt Tich .........................................................................................................................................................................

DQi I ThBn Thuqng x% Phat Tich ...............................................................................................................................................................................

L P ! ~ G F ........... r "'..'

' 7 1 1 2 .....................

E-Iohng Thi Tuyet

Trjnh Cao Nam

floing Khic Toai

V3n 'Than11 Qu6c

NguyEn Thj Hbi

N& r u 4.': , ~ n 'l'l-I! I ioa .

Ng6 Xa xZi Phgt Tich .....................................................................................................................................................................

Ng6 Xa x5 Phat Tich ...................................................................................................................................................................

~ g 6 Xa x5 Phgt Tich ...............................................................................................................................................................

Doi 3 Phuc NghiCm - Phgt Tich ..................................................................................................................................................................

Doi 3 Philc NghiCm - Phgt Tich ...............................................................................................................................................................

Dei 3 Phuc NghiCm - Phat Tich ............................................................................................................................................

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN TH! TRAN HO - HUYEN THUAN THANH

3 Nguy6n Quoc Huy Khu ~ h 6 Mtri - Thj trbn HA

4 Nguyen Thl ~ h h m chi& Ghen - Thi trhn H& ------------,-----------------------------------------.--------------------------------------------

5 Cao Ki&u Van ~ h i & ~ Ghen - Thi trkn HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

6 Tran Dirc Tru Th6n Tnrcmg Xa - Thi trbn HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

7 Lai Nguyen H5ng Th6n Trong Dikm - Thj trkn HA -----------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------------.

8 Ngu yEri Van Iloanh Th6n Trong Di&m - Thi trhn HA

9 Vfi Xuan Nghi Then Trong Di&m - Thj trhn HA

10 Pham Qudc ThuBc Khu Ph6 Mtri - Thi trin HA

11 Nguy6n Van Thjnh Khu Ph6 Mtri - Thi trhn H& -----------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------------.

12 Trinh Van Ng5i Khu ~ h 6 Mtri - Thi trin HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

1 3 BBnh Hoing HB xorn 7 Binh Ng6 - Thj trin HA -----------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------------.

14 NguyEn Vih 1Uiim xom 5 Ng6 Xa - Thi trhn HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

1 5 1-10 Thu Lg xom 5 Ng6 Xa - Thj trkn HA -----------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------------.

1 6 Do Thi Loc x6m 5 Ng6 Xa - Thi trbn HA

1 7 Trdn Quoc Hung chi& Ghen - Thi trhn HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

1 8 Khuc V2n Xirng ~ h i k u Ghen - Thj trhn HA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

1 9 Nga '1% j 1 luyiin ~ h i i u Ghen - Thi trhn H8

TT

1 ----- lid-. - - --- - . - -

2 Le Lac Khu Ph6 Mtri - Thi trbn HA

HO VA TEN

Tran V8n Vu

DIA CHI Khu Ph6 Mtri - Thi trbn HA

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN XA MINH DAO - HUYEN T I ~ N DU

CHW KY O!A CHI TT HO VA TEN

Nguyen Cong QuyCn xom Liing x5 Minh Dao ,i&ubb, - --3 ----------

Dgng Quoc I-Iung

3 Ta Dac Khang

4 Rtii ?'hi 1,oau

, - -

6

Tfluoc diing

Pharn I-Ih An

.--%>-Ah1 -------.

,&--'-- .-J1u4e ------------

-'Vf45' - m--- -------------------

DQi 2 xorn trong xH Minh Dao . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - -DLC_EY~- - - - - - -

DQi 9 ong Llm xH Minh Dgo

7 Do Van Bubi DQi 9 o n g Lim xH Minh Dao .--.-----. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trdn th i I-loan xom LBng xH Minh Dao

.---- -,k ----------

. -----

9

10

11 NguyEn Van Van DQi 1 x6m trong xH Minh Dao C&- 12 Duang Van Ch&t ,,'? r 7

Diji 1 x6m Ngohi x5 Minh Dao - -7 ("+ -------

13 Nguyen thi Hai ThBn Gia Phhng x5 Minh Dao

14 NguyZn flinli Ki&n ThGn Gia Phcng xH Minh Dao

, , LL Kien Trung VBn Trung xH Minh Dao

16 Ng8 VBn Minh VBn Trung xH Minh Dao 1w --------- ----------

I NguyEn Van Chuc '7 DQi 4 x6m Ngohi xH Minh Dgo a& _ _ _ ------___-C_-

-.. .----.--------...------------------..----------

'I'rdn +)in11 Q u r i n

Ta Van Tu

I ----------- ----

19

-- - ..................... -----------

xom LBng xH Minh Dao ___________________---------------------------------..----------------------------------------------.-----------------------

Diji 4 xbm trong xH Minh Dgo

Bach Thanh Hai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ng6 van Tim

Van Trung xH Minh Dao .---------------------------------------

VBn Trung xH Minh Dao

e u l .--4 --------------

&& ----------

,, NguyEn CBnh Tan Viin Trung x5 Minh Dao

, r ' .-2d-&4i'------------

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22 Nguygn Viin Nguy6n Diji 9 6ng Llm xH Minh Dao

2 3 Ng6 L9m An Diji 8 ong Llm xH Minh Dao .+&<. --- _--_---_---_-__ 24 Duang VL?n QuAng

25 N g u y E n 'I'hi U O n g

21 Btii 'l'11j Chau _________-----_____---------------------------------,.----------------------------------------------.--

D6i 9 ong Llm x2 Minh Dao

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN xA TAN CHI - HUYEN T I ~ N DU

'1'ri;n Dinh Vinh xorn 7 Thugng Tri - xi3 Tin Chi

Le Thanh V2n

Nguygn Ngoc Vinh xom 7 Thugng Tri - x2 Tbn Chi /' .------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------- ---- 4-d ---------

Le Quoc Tinh x6tn 2 Chi Chung - xa Tin Chi r(Q --------.--- ----------

Le Trong DInh x61n 6 Chi Chung - x2 Tin Chi

Nguy6n Thj Nga x6m 6 Chi Chung - x2 Tin Chi

Nguykn Van Minh xom 2 Chi Chung - x2 Tin Chi

El6 Van 'l'rqng x6m 2 Chi Chung - x2 Tbn Chi

Nguy An 'I'hj Sicu NghTa VVj - xil T in Chi 5" 7

..................................... . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , . Ak'A -----------

Trdn Van Vinh x6m 5 Thirqng Tri - x2 Tbn Chi

I'h;im Vlin C'ut~ng x6m 5 Thugng Tri - x2 T2n Chi

Nguykn Vigt 'Trung x6m 5 Thuqng Tri - x2 Tbn Chi

Trdn Van Nghj x6m 5 Thugng Tri - x2 Tin Chi

NguyEn Van KhA x6m 5 Thugng Tri - x2 Tin Chi

Hojng 'Thanh Kiem Chi Dang - x2 Tbn Chi . C I .-. ---- --. - ------ . - - - - ----- - - ------- - . --- ----. -- .------------ -- - - - -- - - - ----------------------. .------ !~c/~&% -----

H8 Quang Hinh Chi - x2 Tin Chi

NguyEn 'Thi L3a Chi Dang - x2 Tin Chi ..--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..-------- --------------

Lg Quang Su Chi Dang - x2 Tin Chi Pa 5~ .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..-----------------------

DBng Van Hanh Chi Dang - x2 T2n Chi

I'ha111 M ~ n h I-IBi Chi Elang - x2 Tin Chi

I'hr!m Quang 'I'hing Chi ~ 6 n ~ - x2 TBn Chi ------

Pham Ts6c Hojnh Chi Dang - x2 Tin Chi

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DANH SACH CAC HO DAN THAM GIA HOP THAM VAN xA HOAN SON - HUYEN T I ~ N DU

TT I HO VA -TEN I DIA CH/ I CHUKY 1 Ng8 Xuan Nam ThGn D6ng x5 Hoan Son k@----- 2 Lac Thi Hoa ThGn DBng x5 Hoan Son {I',&

-- 3 HoBng Thj T+o Th6n BGng x2 Hoin S m /~:LO

.-

4 Pham 'rrieu Xuan ThGn D6ng x2 Hoin Son

6 Ng8 TuLn Ng5i ThGn DGng x5 Hoan Son

7 DBo Van Ngoc ThGn DGng xii Hoan Son -.-..

8 1 DBo Quang Than11 I ThGn Doii xii Hoin Son 1 a+:#--- 9 Ng8 Thi Mai Th6n Doii x5 Hoan Son

----------..----..----------------------------------------------------------------------

10 Tran Van Ph6'n Than Do% x2 Hoan Son ----------..----..----------------------------------------------------------------------

1 1 Ton Van Hiep Than Boii x5 Hoan Son ----------..----..----------------------------------------------------------------------

12 Nguysn Van Tien Th6n Boii x5 Hoin Son

Quach Anh Tugn ThGn Doai x5 Hoan Son

14 Ng6 Dirc K6' Dai Son - x2 Hoan Son

Dai Son - x2 Hoin Son

16 I N @ Xuan Qui I Dai Son - x5 Hoin Son

17 1 ham Thj Ban I Dqi Son - x5 Hoin Son

18 l ~ g 6 T h i H B I Bit Lq - x5 Hoin Son

IVgo Ti& Lqi it Lv - x2 Hoin Son --------------- ................................. ....................................

2 l 9 0 1 Doan Van Phuqng Bit Lq - xii Hoan Son

21 ( ~ ~ u ~ ~ n Th/ HiBn I B B ~ Lq - x2 Hoin Son

22 IDohn Hoang Kien I Bit LIJ - x2 Hoin Son

2 3 Ng6 Van Nguyen Bi t Lu - xi? Hoin S m

24 DBo Van Lien X6m ViEn -x5 Hoan Son

25 l ~ h o Van Vui 1 X6m Vien -x5 Hoin Sun --------------- ................................. .....................................

26 ( T I ~ Dinh Hanh X6m Vi&n -x5 Iloin Son --------------- ................................. .....................................

27 l ~ r j n h Hokng Lan 1 X6m Vi&n -x2 Hoin Son L LA=- --------------- ................................. ..................................... ------------.--------------