ELECTRICITY OF VIET POWER COMPANY No. 2...Duong, Vinh Long and Ba Ria Vung Tau, Dong Thap and Ben...

ELECTRICITY OF VIET NAM POWER COMPANY No. 2

VOL. 9

RURAL DISTRIBUTION PROJECT

SUBPROJECT :

RURAL MV NETWORK OF VINH LONG PROVINCE

MSCT: 07-VL-074B

VOLUME 3 :

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Ho Chi Minh city, October 2007

POWER COMPANY No. 2 @ POWER ENGINEERING CONSULTING CENTER PC2-PECC

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. I I I POWER COMPANY No. 2 @ POWER ENGINEERING CONSULTING CENTER

I PC2-PECC

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RURAL DISTRIBUTION PROJECT

I SUBPROJECT :

I RURAL MV NETWORK OF VINH LONG PROVINCE

I MSCT: 07-VL-074B

I I VOLUME 3 :

I ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

I I I Submitted by Prepared by

South VietNam Power PC 2

I Management Board

I I I I

Dear Mr Tran Van Vinh,

I have checked the electrocnic versions of the draft EMP prepared for Binh Duong, Vinh Long and Ba Ria Vung Tau, Dong Thap and Ben Tre sub-projects.

For Binh Duong, I fmd that the English versions of the main text, the attached map are technically acceptable. Meeting minutes and the photos shown that Community consultation has been carried out very well. The environmental certificate attached to the EMP should cover all sub-project communes. However, article 1 of the certificate only addressed the sub-project communes belonging to Di An district only. This certificate should also be sent to other DPCs of which their communes are also be covered under this subproject, however the certificate content indicate that it would be sent to ditrict environmental division, PC2 only.

For Vinh Long, Dong Thap and Ba Ria-Vung Tau EMPs, I find that all parts of the full EMPs (texts and all the required attachments) are technically acceptable.

For Ben Tre, the main text is acceptable for the communes located outside the protected area, however additional works may be required to ensure the safeguarding for the three communes located within Thanh Phu protected area. the map need to show all the project sites in Thanh Phu commune instead of showing only seven out of 12 at present.

So please go ahead with the translation of the documents into Vietnamese and subsequently submit the hard copies of the E m s provided that: (i) environmental certificate attached to the Binh Duong EMP is valid to all

sub-project communes. (ii) the Ben Tre sub-project commune location map be updated (iii) the additional requirements regarding the three communes in Thanh Phu

protected area would be informed later after The Anh's visit to Ben Tre.

Regards,

Vu Thi Dieu Ly Operations ~ n a l ~ s t (Environment) The World Bank 63 Ly Thai To, Hanoi, Vietnam Tel: (844) 9346600 Ext. 337

INDEX Page

1 . PURPOSE OF PROJECT INVESTMENT ................................................. 01

................................... 2 . MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROJECT 01

2.1. PROJECT SCALE ................................................................................. 01 2.2. PROJECT SCOPE ................................................................................. 01 2.3. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD ....................................... 02

................................... 3 . BRIEF DESSCRIPTION OF VINH LONG PROVINCE 02

................................................ 4 . CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 03

4.1. SURFACE WATER ............................................................................... 03 4.2. AIR QUALITY ....................................................................................... 04

.......................................... 5 . SCREENING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 05

5.1. LEGAL FRAME WORK OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

05 ....................................................................................... 5.2. PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT 05

6 . PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND DISCLOSURE ........................................ 18

7 . ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN .................................................... 21 7.1. MITIGATION MEASURES ................................................................. 21 7.2. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ................................................. 28 7.3. CAPACITY BUILDING ....................................................................... 36 7.4. REPORTING ON ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ................ 36

REFERENCES ............................................................................................... 39

............................................... APPENDIX 1 : LIST OF EA PREPARERS 40

.................................. APPENDIX 2 : MAP OF PROJECT COMMUNES 41

............................ APPENDIX 3 : PROJECT'S ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT 43

APPENDIX 4 : RECORD OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETINGS ...................................................................................................... AND PICTURES 44

APPENDIX 5 : PROPOSED IMPLEMENTION SCHEDULE ......................... 45

APPENDIX 6 : EMP IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITIES .................. 46

1. PURPOSE OF PROJECT INVESTMENT The Project is aimed to solve overload of rural distribution system. The

Project will upgrade and extend rural distribution network in order to meet electricity demand; ensure power quality; reduce losses; increase reliability, safety and increase effectiveness of power business.

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROJECT 2.1. PROJECT SCALE

I Medium power lines km 48.55

1 Medium powerline to be improved (3-phased) km 27.5

2 Medium powerline to be improved fi-om 1 - phased to 3 phased km 10.2

3 New medium 3-phased power line km 1.1

4 New medium l -phased power line km 9.75

I1 Substation 14 substations 1250 kVA

1 l -phased substation 14 substations 1250 kVA -

2.2. PROJECT SCOPE Project will upgrade main medium voltage power lines; add new medium

voltage branches and substations; connect fi-om new substation to the existing low voltage network in Vinh Long province.

Table 2. Summary of the Project location No Districts Communes Remarks l Vinh Long. town I Ward 1 2 Ward 2 3 Ward 3 4 Ward 4 5 Ward 5

Tra On 6 Thien My

Mang Thit 7 An Phuoc 8 Chanh An

Tarn Binh

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2.3. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD Project is expected to be implemented during 2008 to 2009

No 9 10 1 1

12 13 14 15 16

17 18

3. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF VINH LONG PROVINCE Table 3. Brief descri~tion of natural and socio-economic condition of Vinh Long;

Districts

Vung Liem

Long Ho

km far fiom Hochiminh city; - Tien Giang and Ben Tre provinces are located in the North and North East of Vinh Long province; - Can Tho and Soc Trang provinces are located in the West and South West of Vinh Long province; - Tra Vinh province is located in the East and South East of Vinh Long province; - In the North West of Vinh Long province is Dong T h a ~ province.

Characteristics Geographical position

- The province is located along Tien Giang and Hau Giang rivers. The province is lowering fiom the North to the South. - Topography is quite plain (slope <2"); - Elevation is about 0.6 to 1.2 m asl. Vinh Long town and Tra On town have average elevation 1.25 m asl.

Communes Hoa Thanh Binh Ninh Song Phu

Quoi An Hieu Phung Hieu Thuan Trung Thanh Tay Trung Hiep

Phu Quoi Thanh Duc

Main features - Vinh Long is located in Mekong river delta. 136

Climate

Remarks

- Tropical monsoon region, high humidity; - Average temperature is 27OC to 28OC. Maximum T is 36.9"C. Difference between day and night is about 7°C to 8°C. - Rainv season starts from Mav to October.

Water resource I - Water ways system is quite dense;

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4. CURRENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

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The information on current environmental conditions of Vinh Long province are taken fiom Report of DONRE submited to Vinh Long provincial people committee on 8" January 2007.

4.1. SURFACE WATER - Surface water is polluted by SS, BOD5, COD, colifi-om. - There is a difference of pollutants concentration in dry and wet seasons. During rainy season concentration of SS, Fe is higher than in dry season and higher than TCVN; - Surface water in the townships, rural residential areas, industrial zones is more polluted than water in Tien Giang, Hau Giang and CO Chien river. - Coliform causes serious problem in the river system in the Province. - 7 typical polluted points are:

+ Head of Long Ho river (near Vinh Long market);

Characteristics

Land resource

Mineral resources

Population

Administration

Traditional tradeslindus tries

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Main features - Three big rivers: Tien Giang, Hau Giang and Mang Thit. - Total natural land area in the Province is 147,519 ha; - Agricultural land: 1 17,061 ha (79.35%); - Land for special use: 9,538.7 ha (6.4%); - Residential land: 5,014.1 ha (3.40%); - Un-used land: 15,905.7 ha (10.78%); - No forested land. - Soil types: alkaline soil (68.94% total land); alluvial soil (30.8 1 % total land); sandy soil (0.16% total land). - Sand fiom rivers; - Clay. - 1,055,000 peoples; - Density: 715 peoples/km2. - 7 administrative units: Vinh Long town, Long Ho, Mang Thit, Tam Binh, Binh Minh, Vung Liem and Tra On district. - Bricks, tilles production; - Ceramics; - Embroidery; - Mats production; - Others.

+ Confluence of Cau Lau, Cau Mau Than and Cau Phu Quoi (Phu Quoi commune);

+ Cau Moi ( Mang Thit bridge); + Ba Cang bridge (Cau Ba Cang- Song Phu commune); + Confluence of Tra Ngoa (Huu Thanh market); + River near Trung Hiep commune people committee.

4.2. AIR QUALITY Monitoring program was carried out by Vinh Long DONRE along main

transportation roads, in ceramics and brick production zones. Parameters monitored are noise level, dust, SO2, CO, NO2, HF, NH3. Main conclusions are: - Average value of SO2, CO, NO2 are met TCVN 5937:2006; - Most of points have NH3 and HF concentration higher than TCVN 5937:2006. - During rainy season 8 points among 29 points near industrial zones have dust level 1.3 to 2 times higher than TCVN 5937:2006. These points are

+ Threeway crossroad to Tra On (Cai Von township); + Head office of Tra On district people committee; + Cross road of 904 and 905 (Tam Binh township); + Threeway crossroad of National road 1 A and 905 road; + Binh Minh ferry port; + Chanh An ferry port; + Gate of Cuu Long university (opposite site of Hoa Phu industrial

zone); + Residential area near Ba Lang river (in the main wind direction of

Hoa Phu industrial zone);

- Noise levels in traffic points are quite high during both seasons, ranging fiom 53 to 74 dBA. Places with noise level higher than 70 dBA are:

+ Binh Minh ferry landing; + Gate of Nguyen thong school; + Crossroad near Polyclinic

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5. SCREENING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 5.1. LEGAL FRAME WORK OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

Viet Nnm regulations and laws:

The Law oil Environmental Protection (LEP) No 52/2006/QHll dated 29/11/2005;

The Law on Cultural Heritage, 29 June 2001 ;

Decree 80/2006/ND-CP dated 09/08/2006 to regulations and specific guidance on the iinplementation of some articles under the revised of LEP;

Decree 8 1/2006/ND-CP dated 09/08/2006 to regulating sanctioning administrative violations in the domains of LEP.

Cicular 08/2006/TT-BTNNMT dated 08/09/2006 to guide implementation of the SEA and EIA and Commitement on Environmental Protection.

Decree 106/2005/ND-CP dated 17/08/2005 relating to the protection of high-voltage networks.

Existing Viehlamese environineutal standards.

The World Bank sefeguard policies

OP 4.0 1 Environmental Assessment;

OP 4.04 Natural Habitats;

OP 4.1 l Cultural Property;

BP 17.50 Public Disclos~~re.

5.2. PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

The Project will play an important role in promotion of socio-economic development in Vinh Long province. The Project will also contribute to (i) reduce power losses; (ii) increase capacity to supply electricity for customers; (iii) other purposes.

Electricity demand in Vinh Long is estimated to increase 15 % to 17% annually.

It will also promote the policy of industrialization and modernization of the Government of Vietnam as well as create. a great opportunity for overall socio- economic development of the poor area. These positive socio-economic values of the project are great. Refer to the Project Document for more details.

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Beside the significant beneficial impacts, the project may cause different minorlmedium negative impacts on the environment and local socio-economy. By using Environmental Screening Data Checklist and Environmental baseline Checklist as guided in Framework for Applying Environment Safeguards to RD Project, the potential impacts of the Project are described in Table 5.1.

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Table 5.1. The assessment of Project's impacts

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No

1

2

3

4

5

Impact

Pre-construction phase

Permanent and temporary land acquisition

Impact on Project affected household

Loss of trees due to ROW clearance

Habitat loss and habitat fragmentation

Health risk due to explosives, chemical hazard

Magnitude

Medium

Medium

Medium to High

None

None

Duration

Short

Long

Short

Long

None

None

Description of the impacts

- Total permanent land acquisition is 1,452 m2. This land is used for foundation and ROW.

- Temporary land acquisition is 64,000 m*

- No house is needed to be removed. No resettlement is required.

- 373 HHs are affected in term of land acquisition, among them 369 HHs are affected by tree cutting; 50 HHs by rice field acquisition.

- Compensation is planned and will be implemented by the Project owner.

- Table 5.2. Listed number of tree to be cut in order to clear ROW for the Project.

- ROW is 6 m wide along the power line. The power line is going along transportation roads. Trees within the ROW ) that are higher than 4 m need to be cut ;

- Main of cut trees are fruit trees, they have high economic value rather than environmental or ecological value;

- Cutting trees is not only for maintenance of ROW for power line but also for ROW of the roads.

- Power line is going along the existing roads. No special habitat exists in these disturbed areas.

- The land mines clearing program was conducted after the War since 1976;

Evaluation of impacts

Mitigable

Minor and Mitigable

Mitigable

No impact

No impact

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No

6

7

Impact

Loss or encroachment of historical and cultural properties

Construction phase

Surface water contamination

Magnitude

None

Small

Duration

None

Short


- Project will be carried out in the intensive land use, no risk of landmines;

- No hazard chemical is used for the Project

- Project is designed to avoid historical and cultural properties such as avoid to cross temples, churches etc.

- No cultural and historical site is affected by the Project.

- During soil excavation, if there will be found any historical or cultural valuable subject, local department of Culture and Information will be reported by Contractor and Project owner for further consideration.

- The surface water can be more turbid due to the soil residue from excavation of the pole's foundation will enter to the water bodies by water run off.

- Soil excavation is planned to do in dry season;

- Topography in the area is plain, soil erosion potential is low.

- Places that have potential to cause water contamination by soil excavation for foundation of the Project can be seen at different places of the Project area. An example can be Long Ho district (Phu Thanh A village);

- There will be one part of DL crossing the Mang Thit river. Foundations for this span (crossing the river) will be constructed about 50 m from river banks. Runoff water will not be directly


No impact

Minor and Mitigable

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No Impact Magnitude Duration Description of the impacts Evaluation of

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Noise and vibration

Soil erosion

Small

Small

Short

Short

discharged into the river. But there is a risk of more soils and sand run to the river if the construction work will not be well managed.

- Most affected communities might be occurred at Phu Thanh A village

- Noise and vibration are caused by: equipment, material transportation, project's vehicles, pole's erection and cable's pulling, generators (if there is any)

- Main of work will be done manually or small scale machines Duration of construction for each site at pole's foundation is short. 2 or 3 days for foundation excavation, 5 days for pouring concrete. 2 or 3 days for cable pulling. The noise and vibration (if there are any) will be caused only during very short of time in each foundation position.

- The DL in Vinh Long province is going cross Vinh Long town (ward 1,2,3,4,5). The DL will be constructed very near center of the communes such as in Song Phu, Hoa Thanh, and Chanh An. The lines are about 50 m far from commune people committee of these communes. These places will be the most potential to be affected by the Project activities in term of noise, dust and vibration.

- Most affected communities might be occurred at Vinh Long town, Quoi An, Hieu Phung, Trung Hiep, Trung Thanh Tay, Song Phu, Hoa Thanh, Chanh An communes ... where DLs are very closed to residential areas.

- Topography is very plain.

impacts

Minor Negative

Minor and Mitigable

No Impact Magnitude Duration Description of the impacts Evaluation of impacts

- Excavation work of the Project is quite limited.

- Excavation is planned to cany out in dry season.

- Excavated soil will be used for refilling of the foundation. No soil is remained unused after foundation construction.

- The impact is considered as Minor and Mitigable.

10 Air pollution Medium Short - Dust generated from soil excavation, especially Medium and during dry seasons. Mitigable

- Many earth need to be excavated, removed and transported to the working site.

- Transportation of Project material and equipment are considerable. This will cause the dust and air pollution as well;

- Amount of excavation work is limited; duration for excavation and foundation construction lasts only for few days, so exposure time is very short.

- Places mentioned in section of "Noise and vibration impact" are places with high risk of air pollution because Project activities will be carried out near dense population areas.

- Most affected communities might be occurred at Vinh Long town

11 Agricultural production due to Medium Medium - Some of productive land will be required for a Mitigable temporary and permanent acquisition of short period for construction. 64,000 m2 of productive land agricultural land for fruit trees and dry crops will

be temporary acquired. Agricultural land permanently acquired is 1,452 m2.

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No

12

13

Impact

Traffic disturbance

Degradation of the existing rural roads

Magnitude

Medium

Minor

Duration

Short

Short


- Construction of the Project will intensively carried out during 6 months. The temporary agricultural production loss therefore will be happening only in one harvest at each place.

- Compensation will be done for acquisition of land temporary or permanent.

- Transportation of material and equipment, soil excavation and cable pulling activities will disturb the normal traffic in the areas during short period of time.

- In open air area, the transportation of material and equipment is very easy due to very well developed road system in the Project sites.

- Conditions for transportation of material and equipment are quite convenience. There are a good system of national, provincial and inter district roads.

- Transportation of traffic flow caused by Project will not exceed the capacity of the existing traffic flow in the area.

- Cable pulling might be main activity that causes some impact on the traffic. Scaffolds will be constructing to enable cable pulling and minimize impact on traffic when the TL is crossing roads.

- Places with high risk of traffic disturbance are Song Phu, Quoi An, Hieu Phung, Trung Hiep, Trung Thanh Tay, Hoa Thanh, An Phuoc, Chanh An, Thien My, Tra On ...

- Transportation of construction material may cause damage to the existing rural roads;


Minor

Mitigable


- The Project will need to import to the area approximately 200 centrifugal cement poles, and construction materials.

- In some cases the vehicles with heavy load can cause damage to the existing roads. Especially, when the road is not yet asphalted and transportation is carried out in the rainy seasons.

14 Solid waste generated from soil None None - The soil and construction materials remained None excavation after excavation will be used for filling back of the

foundation. No soil and construction material is remained.

- In case there are some remaining soil and construction materials, they will be collected to proper places.

15 Environmental impacts caused by Small Short - Workers are mainly local people, only few Minor and Mitigable construction workers at camping sites workers are stayed in camping sites, duration of

construction is 6 months.

- There are a lot of guest houses in the Project sites. Workers are expected to hire these guest houses during construction time.

- Possible dissemination of certain diseases from construction workers to local people and vice versa.

- The impact therefore is considered as minor and mitigable.

- Most affected communities might be occurred at Vinh Long town

16 Problem related to excavation of Small - There are 3 main soil types in Vinh Long Minor and mitigable potential acid sulphate soil.

Short province: alkaline soil (68.94Oh total land);

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No

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18

Impact

Conflict between construction worker and local people

Health and Safety

Magnitude

Small

Medium

Duration

Medium

Short


alluvial soil (30.81% total land); sandy soil (0.16% total land). Like in other provinces of Mekong river delta, there might be the risk of acid sulphate soil, but the potential is very low (see Soil map in Mekong delta - the Appendix 2).

- If the soil acidification is happen, run-off water may transport acidic materials to rivers, canals or ponds causing water acidification leading to the following symptoms: clarity of water, death of fishes, aquatic lifes, and death of cultivated trees.

- Depth of foundation is from 2 to 2.5 m. Mitigation measures should be implemented in order to manage the soil acidification.

- Difference in incomes, cultures, behaviors;

- Project usually carried out in well developed area, quite crowded places and the number of workers is not considerable in comparison with local peoples;

- Number of workers is too small in comparison with people in the Project sites.

- Accidents might happen during construction if the safety issues are not well considered.

- There is an assigned person in each working group responsible for first aid and common medical cares;

- Equipment and construction machines are undergone technical checking regularly.

- Construction work is not allowed under bad weather condition such as strong wind, smoke, night time etc.


Minor Negative

Mitigable


- Use of necessary warning signs in working sites;

Operation phase

19 Development and poverty alleviation Large Long - Support economic development in Vinh Long Major Positive province;

- Increase the quality of life for local peoples.

- Stabilizing and increasing of electricity quality. Electricity supply is more secure;

- Electricity loss is reduced.

20 Habitat fragmentation and increase None None - No new access roads are constructed in the No impact access to wild lands Project sites;

- All project components will be carried out in crowded areas, no ecologically valuable habitat is accessed.

21 Health and safety Small Long - Electric shock and accidents occurring if the Mitigable proper safety issues are not paid proper attention;

- Safety awareness needs to be extended by PC2 to local people for protection of the DL as well as for safety of local people.

22 EMF None None - The DL is designed according to existing No Impact technical specification; EMF will not exceed permissible value (5kVlm).

- Low voltage distribution line will not cause any EMF problem.

23 Impacts on aircrafts None None - The height of pole is less than 50 m. There will No Impact not be any problem with avian and aircrafts

24 Oil hazardous waste contamination None None - No PCBs containing oil and other hazardous No impact chemicals will be used during Project's

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construction and operation.

- PCBs has been banned to use by EVN since 1990s;

- No transformer or equipment will be removed from the power network. There will be no risk of disposal of old PCBs containing electrical equipment;

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Table 5.2. Number and type of trees to be cut

No 1

Rice field

Affected items In permanent acquired land Land

~ r y crop

Garden

I I I m2

Perennial trees

Eucalyptus

Bamboo

Mango

Orange

Star amle

Unit

232

m2

m2

Coconuts

I onea an I tree I 45

Amount

1.616

tree

tree

tree

tree

tree

Rambutan

Amle

131

1

39

30

I I l tree

1 Graoe I tree 1 2

12

tree

tree

Durian

Jackhi t

1

Land

tree

tree

Others Annual cross

1

tree

Rice field

/ Eucalwtus

Dry crop

Garden Perennial trees

I tree I

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m2 2,732

m2

m 2

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20,008 1.677

Bamboo

Mango

tree

tree

138

234

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6. PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND DISCLOSURE During project preparation stage (2007- 2008), the following activities were carried out:

Activity l: Site investigation. Activity 2: Meetings with PAHs on EMP and RP - When the survey was completed, the Consulting Company (in coordination with the commune officials) held meetings with PAHs having land in the line ROW and with village representatives. - Public consultation meeting has been carried out in two places (i) the office of Mang Thit district People committee (date 15" August, 2007); and (ii) the office of Vung Liem district People committee (date 1 4 ~ August, 2007). Representatives of PAHs, people association such and Women Union, Father Front, Farmer Association etc. have attended the meetings. - Project owner - PC2 and Consultants presented main project features, objectives, main activities, EMP and RP to consult opinion of local peoples and PA persons. Consultation for EMP has been carried out separately from RAP in order to hear public opinion about EMP and their comments for improvements.

- The public consultation in form of public meeting has been carried out in Vinh Long province from 14" August 2007 to 15" August 2007 in two places as mentioned above. Main comments of local peoples on the Project and the environmental issues of the Project are summarised in Table 6.1.

- Consultant and representative of the Project owner response and answered comments and questions. Related information was provided by Consultant. Some comments were considered and already included in mitigation measures of this EMP report. These comments will be carefully considered in designing and management of the Project in later stage.

Activity 3: Public disclosure and Clearance on EMP - The Project will receive an investment license only after appropriate modification of location, design, capacity andlor technology of the project to meet the requirement of environmental protection and resettlement. To address disclosure requirements of OP 4.0 1, Power Company 2 as representative of Project owner will:

Provide Vietnamese-language copies of the Project documents including EMP, RP, and Project Summary to office of People committee of 6 Project districts and Vinh Long Provincial Power Service. Announce in major local newspapers or public communication instrument several times over a two-month period. The advertisement will state the EMP including EMP, RAP, and Project Summary is available for public review for a two months period during normal working hours at the following locations: 1) the district People's Committees; and 2) Provincial Power Service. All interested parties are

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invited to read and give comments to the EMP and RAP. Address and contact person to receive comments will be provided. English and Vietnamese-language copies of the EMP report will also be- sent to the Vietnam Information Development Centre at 63 Ly Thai To in Hanoi, for access by NGOs and public. English language copies of the EMP report will be sent to World Bank for publication on World Bank Info Shop.

Activity 4: Receive comments, feedbacks and modification of EMP, RAP accordingly

- After disclosure of Project E m , RAP documents in the above-specified places, Project owner will collect all comments (if there are) and consider and made a proper modification if it is required.

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No Name of Meeting Number of Position of participants Comments received from participants district and place participants

tim e of meeting 1 Vung Liem Office of 61 - Affected HHs; - Compensation need to be implemented properly and

district district - Father front; according to present rate; People - Women Union; - Consultant should consider to upgrade the old, committee - Division of Environment degraded power lines to increase the safety for local

and Natural resource- people; Vung Liem district; - Consultant should briefly talked about EMF issue; - Youth Union; - How to deal with the existing low voltage network? - Leader of Project How to deal with the HHs presenting within the ROW communes; at the present time; - Power service; - Consultant should inform and explain on the - Department of industry; Government Decree 106 on safety issue of ROW;

- The Project is very necessary for the Province because it improve the power demand of the Province; - All of participants have agreed to support the Project.

2 Mang Thit Office of 66 - Affected HHs; - Who is responsible for compensation of affected district - Father fi-ont; properties? People - Women Union; - How to deal with the existing low voltage network? committee - Division of Environment - Consultant should show us the designed alignment,

and Natural resource- where this will go? What is the implementation Mang Thit district; schedule? - Youth Union; - Consultant and the Project owner should work - Leader of Project closely with local authorities to design an optimal communes; route, minimize the land acquisition and meet the - Power service; technical requirement. - Department of industry; - All of participants have agreed to support the Project.

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7. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN 7.1. MITIGATION MEASURES: Table 7.1. Mitigation measures for the environmental impacts

No l Impact

1

I - Compensate for the impacts.

2

I I I I Mitigation measures applied

Pre-construction phase

Permanent and temporary land acquisition

I I I - Utilize hand clearing of vegetation if possible. Save as much vegetation as possible; I I I

Impact on Project affected household

3

- Work with PAHs to minimize number of trees to be cut and to minimize impacts to surrounding trees and other constructions;

Cost

- Careful site survey, consult with local peoples for optimum route selection;

- Try to make use of existing pathway. Where temporary access is unavoidable, limit the land area to be acquired ;

- Pro~er comoensate those imoacted.

- Avoid burning removed vegetation. Dispose removed vegetation to designated site. Encourage local people to make use of removed vegetation such as composting in gardens;

Responsibility

- Routes should be selected to minimize the need to relocate houses

- Increase the span between poles increase the tower height etc. to minimize the impacts on PAHs.

- Proper selection of foundation selection (in the edge of area) as suggested by local people in public meeting.

Loss of trees (by ROW clearance)

I - Careful manage cutting trees. Cut only tree above 4m within the ROW. I I I

Project cost Project owner (PC2)

Project cost

- Minimize land clearing by planning for installation of transmission/distribution lines above existing vegetation;

Design Consultants

Project owner (PC2)

4

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Included in Contractor cost

5

Contractor

Habitat loss and fragmentation

Loss or encroachment of

- Same as above.

- Project is designed to avoid historical and cultural properties such as avoid to cross


Contractor

Project cost Design Consultants

No Impact Mitigation measures applied Cost Responsibility historical and cultural temples. Contractor properties - During soil excavation, if there will be found any historical or cultural valuable subject, Project owner

local department of Culture and Information will be reported by Contractor and Project owner for further consideration.

- See Table 7.lb for Chance finding procedures and emergency and action plan.

Construction phase

6 Surface water contamination - Soil excavation and ground leveling need to be carried out in the shortest period. Included in Contractor

- Ground leveling will not be carried out in rainy days; Contractor cost

- Construction material will be kept in the store with cover to protect from rain.

- Select a right place for concrete mixing. Forbid washing the equipment directly in water bodies;

- Cover or isolate stockpiles, create drainage paths surrounding the stockpiles to prevent granular materials from entering runoff and finally coming into nearby surface water sources;

- Store hazardous materials (if there is any) in covered and safe places;

- Design proper water run off system to protect foundations and avoid soil erosion. Attention need to be paid for the section crossing Mang Thit river.

7 Noise and vibration - Use the construction machines that have noise level under permitted limits. Included in Contractor

- No construction work is allowed to carry out during evening time. If it is necessary to Contractor cost

carry out work during evening time, contractor should ask for permission from local authorities and affected communities;

- Encourage drivers not to abuse horns in vehicle;

- Everning work is allowed only when Contractor can get aggreement from local people and authorities;

- Special attention need to be paid for construction work in Vinh Long town and residential areas in the center of Project communes.

- - m m - = - - - = -

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No

8

9

10

11

Impact

Soil erosion

Air pollution

Agricultural production due to temporaly acquisition Of productive land

Traffic disturbance

Mitigation measures applied

- Excavating, earth-moving and ground leveling activities will be schedule in the not rainy days, after the harvest time and during the shortest duration of time;

- Land surface recovery after the pole erection;

- Avoid siting sub-station andlor poles on slopes;

- No excavation works is allowed in rainy season in areas having high risk of erosion;

- Install drainage path surrounding construction sites located in areas having high risks of erosions;

- If it is necessary, install dykes for erosion protection;

- Re-vegetation of the construction sites after completion of work or return these sites to original conditions.

- Minimize the construction time in each site. Spray water regularly on dirt piles and any other areas that could create dust

- Use wind fences in case of strong wind;

- Ensure that trucks carrying soil, sand or any other granual materials are properly covered when travelling. Check the tightness before departure to make sure that materials do not drop along the way;

- Watering the road where dust level is too high or in hot, dry and windy conditions;

- Use the vehicles and construction machines that have exhausted gas level under permitted limits.

- Carry out the construction work after harvest time.

- Compensate for the loss of agricultural productivity

- Return the construction areas to the useful state after the work.

- Minimize the construction work (excavation, cable pulling) in traffic intensive sites.

- Scaffolds will be constructed for cables pulling when the TL is crossing transportation roads.

Cost





Responsibility

Contractor

Contractor

Contractor

Contractor

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12

13

14

Impact

Degradation of the existing rural roads

Solid waste generated from soil excavation

Environmental impacts caused by construction worker

Responsibility

Contractor

Contractor

Contractor


- Use warning signs in construction sites;

- Minimize the duration of traffic disruption. Arrange worker to instruct traffic when materialslequipment are being unloaded at roadside andlor lines are being installed along the road;

- Consultation with regulatoty air traffic authorities prior to installation;

- Cooperate with local authority for traffic arrangement.

- Contractor needs to commit to not use vehicle with heavy load to enter the existing road;

- As experience from other projects, the load of vehicles should be separated to the smaller amounts and thus can protect the condition of the roads.

- Repair the road If there is any damage to the road by Project activities.

- Construction contractor need to commit to clean the site and disposal solid waste in the permitted places;

- Encourage local people to make use of non-toxic wastes, for example use stockpiles for leveling, use the timber core from line rolls to make simple domestic tools, collect recyclable materials and sell to junk shops etc

- Encourage the use stockpiles for leveling houses, low areas in gardens or rural roads;

- The contractor are required to ensure that the sites are free of wastes before acceptance certificate is issued.

- Construction workers are suposed to live in the guesthouses with provided facilities such as water supply, drainage, latrines, solid wastes collection.

- Workers need to be registred and get permission from local authorities for staying in the guest houses;

- The Contract is required to clean up the area within and surround their campslsub- station;

- Ensure that wastewater and municipal wastes do not create unhygenic conditions at the site. For example, by install drainage channel suitable to practical conditions at the site, bury the wastes where waste collection service is not available;

Cost




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No Impact Mitigation measures applied Cost Responsibility

- Not allow workers to make noise in the evening time;

15 Soil acidification - Miminimize the time that excavated soil need to be exposured to the air and surface Included in Contractor water; Contractor cost

- Soil excavation and foundation construction need to be completed ASAP.

- Soil excavation need to be done in dry season. In case of rain during excavation, lime need to be added to prevent and neutralize the soil pH.

16 Conflict between construction - Hire as much as possible local citizens for the simple construction work to avoid the Included in Contractor worker and local people influx of migrants. Hire local labors to carry out manual works; Contractor cost

- In cases where the worker camps are near the communes, the Employer could request that the Contractor provide accurate, timely and regular information about the construction team to the People's Committees in affected areas. With open communication and information, the People's Committee and Contractor will be able to make a joint informed decision about the management of construction team accommodation;

- Inform Commune People's Committee (CPC) prior to the commencement of construction phase. Request CPC to coordinate with the Employer and contractor in encouraging community to participate in environmental monitoring activities and to timely reportladdress environmental concerns.

17 Health and Safety - Contractor will organize the brieft training on implementation of EMP, Workplace safety Included in Contractor

18

Operation phase

Health and safety

and Occupational health regulations for the workers prior to construction commencement.

- Install warning signs and monitor the compliance to such requirements;

- Install warning signs where needed (unfinished pole foundations, high risk of electrical shocks etc);

- Organize the health care service in each group of workers.

- Inform workers the safety regulations and procedures.

- Equip safety facilities for the workers; Equip temporary camps with first-aid kits.

- Disseminate the information on electricity safety regulations to the users.

Contractor cost

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19

Impact

Oil hazardous waste contamination


- Follow the Government Decree 54 on network protection;

- Use of signs, barriers (e.g. locks on doors, use of gates, use of steel posts surrounding transmission towers etc.to prevent public contact with potentially dangerous equipment;

- Grounding conducting objects (e.g. fences or other metallic structures) installed near power lines, to prevent shock;

- Regular training for local technicians and people on safety issues.

- Oil refilling of transformers should be done in the Workshop;

- Cooling transformers with liquid containing PC0 is forbidden;

- Carry out regular check and maintenance the transformers so as any leakage andlor failure risks can be detected timely;

- Replace or repair transformer as soon as possible after leakage from transformers is detected. Isolate the leakage and fix the problem to ensure that the leakage does not cause pollution in water sources nearby;

- Use oil collectors during maintenance services for unexpected oil spills.

Cost cost

PC2 operating cost

Responsibility Long power service

PC2 through Vinh Long power service

Table 7.lb Chance finding procedures and emergency and action plan No. 1

2

3

Risk Artefacts found during excavation works

Remains found during excavation works

There are complaints from community about environmental problems related to construction activities

Action Contractor shall protect the site and report to the Construction SupervisorlPC company and local museuml cultural management authority Delive the object found to local museum1 cultural management authority.

Determine whether construction can be continued or halted for further investigation The Directors of the provincial Department of Cultural and Information and local Museum shall be responsible for the subsequent handling of the objects found in accordance with Article 21 of the Decree no. 9212002 guiding the Implementation of the Law on Cultural Heritage Protect the site and report to local authority Determine wholwherelhow to address and propose next actions Implement the proposed actions Fix the problem immediately if possible Take note in log book Discuss with the Employerllocal authority where conflicts

Accidents due to explosive materials left from war

Responsibility Contractor, construction supervisor to coordinate

Contractor

All relevant authorities

Contractor All relevant authorities

Those who are assigned to Contractor

Contractor, Power Company and local

Accidents caused bylrelated to constructionloperation activities

Prepare incident notes Carry out first aid where possible and transfer the victim the nearest hospital as soon as possible Protect the site and place warning site Prepare incident notes

Workerlpeople at the site contractor contractor and local authority

occur Carry out first aid where possible and transfer victim the nearest cliniclhospital if necessary

authority Workerlpeople at the site contractor and local authority

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6 Unexploded ordinances is found Protect the site Report to local authority Contact !he most relevant local army base and ask for help

Contractor

Contractorllocal authority

5

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I I I 7.2. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING:

I Table 7.2. Parties involving in environment monitoring

R I t I I I I

Safeguard Monitoring Independent Consultant (SIMC)

I SIMC will be hired by the Project owners to monitor the implementation of the EMP. The SIMC will

R carry out two inspections, the first one will take place during construction and the second will be soon before commissioning. SlMC will submit report within four weeks from field visits. An example Terms of Reference for the SlMC during construction period is provided in the Table 7.3.

I I I I I I I I

Content and format for report - Refer to Table 7.5

- Refer to Table 7.6

- Refer to Table 7.6

No 1

2

3

Parties Construction Contractor

Technical supervisor of PMU

Safeguard Monitoring lndependent Consultant (SIMC)

Main responsibility - Apply proposed mitigation measures - Report to PMU the application of mitigation measures. - Monitor (by observation) and assess of the environmental parameters suggested by this EMP report; - Report to PMU - Monitor (by observation) and assess environmental quality based on parameters suggested by this EMP report. - Conduct public consultation to received comment, assessment of local people on environmental management of the Project.

Table 7.4. Environmental monitoring plan

No Parameters How to monitor Frequency Responsible bodies

CONSTRUCTION

1 Surface water turbidity and soil 1) Visual observation to assess whether the excavation and other construction activities - Monthly during - PMU (by the technical erosion cause any pollution to the surface water, especially in term of making water to be more construction supervisors of PMU)

turbid. period - Community's leaders will 2) The measures applied by Contractor to avoid the pollution of surface water in term of submit report to the PMUs. turbidity. - The SlMC will carry out two 3) Measurement should be taken when there is some complaint from local people; inspections, the first one will

4) Special1 attention need to be paid for section crossing Mang Thit river. take place during construction and the second will be soon

2 Noise level around 1) Assessment (by field observation) whether (i) the noise level is unacceptable in the As above before commissioning. SlMC construction sites and Project's residential areas (ii) The construction machines annoy local people. will submit report within four adjacent residential areas 2) The mitigation measures applied by the Contractor to avoid the noise impact weeks from field visits.

3) The measurement should be taken when there is some complaint from local people

4) Places recommended to monitored Vinh Long town, Quoi An, Hieu Phung, Trung Hiep, Trung Thanh Tay, Song Phu, Hoa Thanh, Chanh An commune.

3 Dust 1) Assessment (by visual observation) whether (i) the dust caused by construction is As above serious; (ii) the measures that Contractors are taken to control the dust level

2) The mitigation measures applied by the Contractor to avoid the dust level increasing in the area

3) The measurement should be taken when there is some complaint from local people

4) Places recommended to monitored Vinh Long town, Quoi An, Hieu Phung, Trung Hiep, Trung Thanh Tay, Song Phu, Hoa Thanh, Chanh An commune.

4 Tree cutting and access roads 1) Assessment (by visual observation) whether (i) there is any excessive clear cutting of As above management and control trees beyond ROW in communal land

2) Measures taken by Contractors for cleaning up woody residue after tree cutting.

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5 Solid waste and site cleaning Assessment by visual observation whether: As above As above up after the construction 1 ) Construction residues are clean up after the construction

2) The way that Contractor disposes the solid wastes from construction.

6 Workers' sanitation facilities Assessment by visual observation: As above As above and safety management (1) Status of solid waste and waste water disposal in camping sites

(2) Hygiene and safety issues in camping site

(3) In case of home stay, check the agreement with commune's people committees.

7 Transportation disturbance Assessment by visual observation: As above As above

(1) Whether the construction and other project's activities such as pole's erection, cable pulling cause any serious disturbance to the local traffic;

(2) Necessary measures are taken to avoid the disturbance of traffic such as: warning sign for construction work, avoiding of heavy traffic hours, ... (refer to Mitigation measures for details)

3) Places recommended for monitoring are Song Phu, Quoi An, Hieu Phung, Trung Hiep, Trung Thanh Tay, Hoa Thanh, An Phuoc, Chanh An, Thien My, Tra On communes ...

8 Road degradation Assessment by visual observation As above As above

(1) The transportation of materials and equipment causes any damage to the local road system and how is the level of damage

(2) The vehicles used for Project is overloaded that potentially cause the damage to the existing road system?

(3) The Contractor has taken any measure to repair the roads that were damaged during transportation of Project's equipment and material.

(4) There is any complaints from local peoples on the issue

9 Status of application of safety Assessment of safety issue during construction: As above As above measures - Personal safety equipment

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- Technical and safety regulation to avoid the electricity shocks, electrical hazards etc.

10 Soil accidification Observation and assessment on: As above As above

- Application of mitigation methods to minimize soil acidification as mentioned in Table 7.1;

- Any evidence of soil acidification caused by the Project activities.

11 Construction material Assessment by visual observation: As above As above management (1) The management of construction material in the warehouses

(2) The management of construction material in the construction site

OPERATION PHASE'

12 Maintaining of ROW Assessment by visual observation As above - Power Transmission

(1) The tree cutting: whether the right trees or right parts of tree are cut. Company 2

(2) The proper maintaining of distance from houses to the ROW

13 Spill or leakage of oil Assessment by visual observation As above - Power Transmission

1) Any spill or leakage from substations in the Project sites. Company 2

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Project name:

Table 7.5. Example of Site Environmental Management Monitoring Report

Project location:

Name of Contractor:

Commencement of Project report or monthly report:

Date of report:

Impact

Construction phase


Noise and vibration

Soil erosion

Air pollution

Agricultural production due to temporary acquisition of productive land

Traffic disturbance

Damaging the existing road system


Soil acidification


Methods applied to avoid soil acidification


Health and Safety

Name of person prepared this Report: Address:

Title: Telephone:

Mitigation measures implemented Comment

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Table 7.6. An Example of Environmental Performance Monitoring Report (This Example can be used for environmental monitoring report of Technical supervisor consultant, SIMC)

Project name:

Type of Report: Monthly report (YeslNo): Half-yearly Report to EVN (YeslNo): Date of report:

Parameter

During Construction


Noise and vibration

Soil erosion

Air pollution

Agricultural production due to temporary acquisition of productive land

Traffic disturbance

Damaging the existing road system


Soil acidification


Methods applied to avoid soil acidification


Health and Safety During operation

Maintaining of ROW

Impact on wild life and natural resource

Project location: Province: District: Commune:

Half-yearly Report to the WB (YeslNo): SlMC report (YesINo):

Assessment of Consultant/ community CommentslRecommendations complaints

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7.3. CAPACITY BUILDING Future training includes the following:

EVN training: Internal training course on how to monitor SEMPs and how to report environmental results as part of quarterly and annual project reports. The training will also include the methods for corrective action plan if some of EMP activities do not go well.

PC2 training: The following training will be provided for the staffs of local power service and partly for local peoples:

Safety training: Regular training on safety issues related to the distribution network maintenance; Monitoring and reporting of environmental management plan for stakeholders of the Project's district or communes: The training will give guidance to the local stakeholders about the participation of local peoples during implementation of EMP. The training will also include the methodology for site observation and monitoring check sheet filling.

Table 7.7. The cost estimation for future trainings

7.4. REPORTING ON ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

Refer to Table 7.8.

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Cost (VND) - Training expenditures such as fees for lecturers, clasroom, clerical etc will be included in running cost of EVN; - PC2 cost:

5,000,000 Included in operation cost of

provincial power services

4,000,000

9,000,000

Description 2 person of Vinh Long Power Service will be attend the meeting. Cost for travel, hotel and perdiem will be covered by PC2. Other expenditures for the training will be covered by EVN

- Lumpsum cost for 18 trainees

No 1

2

3

Training EVN training

Power company (PC2) training on safety (regularly carried out by provincial power service) PC2 training on monitoring and reporting

TOTAL

I - - -

Table 7.8. The environmental reporting requirement

TT Issues to be reported 1st repotting level 2"d reporting level 3rd reporting level (a copy should be sent to DoNRE)

Construction phase

1 Implementation of mitigation By: the Contractor By: PMU By: EVN measures and site Frequency: Monthly Frequency: Half-yearly . Frequency: Half-yearly environmental management To: PMU To: Project owner To: The WB

EVN

2 Environmental monitoring By: Technical supervisors of the PMU By: The related PMU By: EVN Frequency: Monthly Frequency: Half-yearly Frequency: Half-yearly

To: PMU To: Project Owners To: The WB

EVN

By: SlMC Frequency: Two t imes during construction and before commisioning To: WB , PMU (PC2) and EVN

Operation phase

1 Environmental monitoring By: Technician of Provincial Power Transmission Service By: Power Transmission Company 2 By: EVN including safety issues Frequency: Half-yearly (PTC2) Frequency: Yearly

To: Regional PCs (PC2) Frequency: Yearly To: The WB To: EVN

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Table 7.9: Estimated costs for implementation of the EMP (VND)

No Item Construction Operation (20 years of life cycle)

1 Mitigation measures The costs are covered in Contract The cost is covered in with Construction Contractors production cost of the

provincial power service

2 Monitoring costs for The cost is covered in running cost The cost is covered in running the Project. of PMU cost of Project owner

(BY technical supervisor consultant of PMU)

3 Monitoring costs for Lump-sum SlMC 20,000,000

4 Capacity building 9,000,000

5 TOTAL 20,000,000 9,000,000

This cost is covered in production cost of Vinh Long

provincial power service

GRAND TOTAL FOR 29,000,000 VND WHOLE PROJECT

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REFERENCES

1 Draft of Resettlement Action Plan of the Project - PC2

2 World Bank Environmental Assessment Source Book

3 Statistical Yearbook 2005 - Statistical Publisher

4 Project's feasibility study - PC2

5 Framework for Applying Environment Safeguards to RD Project- WB 2007.

6 Report of Vinh Long DONRE on environmental conditions dated 8/1/2007

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APPENDIX 1

LIST OF EA PREPARERS

1 Diep Tuan Power engineering and consulting Team leader center - PC2

2 Nguyen Duc Trung Power engineering and consulting Member center - PC2

3 Tran Thanh Long Power engineering and consulting Member center - PC2

4 Nguyen Tuan Anh Power engineering and consulting Member center - PC2

5 Le Thi Ngoc Quynh Department of Science, Technology, Supervisor and Environment - EVN

6 Other collaborators from VESDEI (Vietnam Environmental and Sustainable Development Institute)

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APPENDIX 2

MAP OF PROJECT COMMUNES

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SOIL MAP IN THE MEKONG DELTA

CAMBODIA

Gulf of Thailand

South China sea

LEGEND

Bwndav

Canal

Pennnnently sallne sotls

Severely and sulphate so~ls (ass)

/ Moderalely and sl~ghlly a s s

Severely o s S w~th

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LOCATION OF PROJECT / KHU VVC DU AN RD = V ~ N H LONG

Chau Thanh

Vegetation type 1 ~ i 6 u rung Legend 1 Chu gihi

Evergreen forest l Rilng thlrang xanh Protected area l Khu bHo ve Coniferous forest I Rilng 18 kim Provincial border l Ranh gidi tinh Deciduous forest l Rilng rung 18 (khQp) - - - District border I Ranh gidi huyen Semi-deciduous forest l Rilng nira r"ng 18 @ Location of project 1 Khu vyc dy an Limestone forest 1 Rilng nOi dB Bamboo 1 Rilng tre nQa Plantation forest 1 Rilng tr6ng Grassland and scrub I Dgt trBng Agricultural land I Dat n6ng nghiep

4 Water bodies / Met nude .+.

Mangrove l Rirng ngap man 8 1(1 Melaleuca I Rirng tram

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APPENDIX 3 ....................

PROJECT'S ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT

UBND T ~ N H V?NH LONG CONG HOA a H01 NG- VI$T NAM UBND HW@N VONG L ~ M DQc l$p - TV do - Hgnh p h k

S&: 3 6% l &slur, Vzlng Liim, ngizy 4 yth6ng 9 na'm 2007.

GIAY XAC BANG ICk BAN CAM KI~T BAO v$ M ~ I TRUONG

Cia Dg i n thhnh phhn: Lwbi ditn trung hp n8ng than tinh Vihh Long.

Dien 1: Nghy 07 thhg 08 nkn 2007, dd dien Chd dku tu q u h 19 du h 1I Ban Q u h 19 DU &I Dipl luc ~ i i n Nam dii d v h b h S& 3192lCV-ABLMN-2 ngiy 07 thhg 08 d h g V ban cam kkt bio ve m6i mbng cfm Du h tJ&ih ph& lu6i d i h trung hp n6ng then tinh V"znh Long.

DiBu 2: Chd dku tu c6 triich nhiem thuc hien d h g v i diy dd nhnhg ngi dung v& bio v@ m8i tnrhng neu trong biin cam k6t bio v! m6i tnrhg.

Di6u 3: BAn cam kkt bbb ve m6i tn rhg cSla du h lh co sir di$ chc CO quan quh 19 &h nu6c v& bio ve m6i tnrhg g i b siit, kiim tra, thanh tra viec thuc hien bho ve m8i tnrhg cfia Du h.

~ i 6 u 4: Giby xiic &&I niy c6 giir txj k6 tir ngiy V./.

TM. UBND HUY$N WG L I ~ M cFI~J TICH

APPENDIX 4

RECORD OF PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETINGS AND PICTURES

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BIBN BAN HOP THAM VAN C ~ N G DONG

Ndi dung: Cric 9 kign thdc mic v i ddng gdp c6a tang d6ng v6 K 6 hoach quHn 19 m6i truang (EMP) clia c i c khu vgc thuac Dq Bn ludi di$n trung Bp n6ng th6n tinh Vinh Long.

Thai rrian: 8 gi$ phbt , ngiy 4.T thing 08 n5m 2007. /

Dia digrn: Van phbng UBND ..-tl&, tinh V'inh Long. Thhnh p h h : ~ 8 m dai di$n c i c cb quan, ban ngiinh, dohn th6, t6 chdc x2 h&, nhin diin c6 trong danh s ich dinh kkm.

Di6n bi6'n cudc h00 : Dai dien c3a ch3 d i u t~ DV sin ludi di$n trung i p n6ng th6n tinh Vinh Long tfinh bhy

t6m ta"t nai dung clia Dg i n Dai dien Trung T8m Tu' v$n ~hie't kkd Di$n trinh b8y t6m tbt b i o c80 dinh g i i t5c

dang m8i tnlbng bao g8m c i c tsic dang m8i truang v& c i c bien phip giam thidu dnh h ~ d n g trong 03 giai doan c3a D g an : ~ i & n x2y dgng, xby dgng vh v$n hhnh . CBc tdc dang m6i tnr'bng clia Dg a n g8m cdc loai : Nhit bi gidi tda, d2't bj chie'm dung d6 tr8ng cat v2 hhnh lang tuygn, cby c6i trong hinh lang tuye"n bi chat ha, bui - tie'ng 8n - r5c thdi - x6i mbn - 6 nhigm ngu6n nUdc do van chuy6n nguyen vat lieu v3 thi c6ng, dien t13 tmbng - tai nan di$n - rb n' diu m i y bikdn Bp trong giai doan van hinh vh c i c Bnh huang v& met x2 hai v2 thi nguyen kh6c.

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Fig. l : Mr. Nguyen Duc Tmng (PC2-PECC) said summary report of project and EMP at the public consultation meeting in Mang Thit district.

Fig.2: Mr Nguyen Van Ba (a DP in Hoa Phu hamlet, An Phuoc commune of Mang Thit district) raised his question at the public consultation meeting in Mang Thit district.

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APPENDIX 5 ....................

PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

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Project activities

Preparation of Investment Project

Approval of Investment Project by the EVN management board

Appraisal of Investment Project by the WE3

Project approval

Preparation of Request for prosal (RFP) for equipment procurement

Approval of RFP

Reveiving of equipment

Survey for technical design

Appraisal of technical design

Preparation of RFP for construction

Bidding for construction work

Implementation of land acqusition and compensation

Construction work

Commission

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APPENDIX 6

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EMP IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Construction Contractor

Construction Supervisor

Responsibility - Carry out mitigation plan designed in this EMP; - produce monthly report to the Project owner on implementation of mitigation measures and related environmental issues - Carry out daily supervision om application of mitigatiom measures; - Report to responsible person of Contractor about outstanding issues observed during site supervision.

3 Local community and authority - Participate with Project owner, contractor to manage environmental issues of the Project. - Report to the Project owner the outstanding environmental issues.

4 Independent Environmental - Monitor and supevise implementation of

I ~ o n i t o r i n ~ Consultant designed EMP. - Report to Project owner and the WB for the im~lementation of the desirned EMP.

Power Company

ProvinciaVDistrict DONRE

EVN

- Supervise and organize implementation of Project EMP. - Report to DONRE, EVN, the WB about implementation of environmental management - Supervision of implementation of activities committed in the Environmental permit. - Supervisor and report implementation of the EMP

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1 - Supervisor of implementation of the EMP

K& hogch qucin 19 nzbi t1u6ng- DV rin RD- Tihh Vinnh Long

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