VIE: Power Transmission Investment Program, Tranche 1 220kV Song May Uyen Hung Transmission Line

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1 Environmental Monitoring Report Quarterly Report October to December 2014 VIE: Power Transmission Investment Program, Tranche 1 220kV Song May Uyen Hung Transmission Line Prepared by the Southern Vietnam Power Project Management Board (SPMB) for the National Power Transmission Corporation and the Asian Development Bank. This environmental monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

2 NATIONAL POWER TRANSMISSION CORPORATION SOUTHERN VIETNAM POWER PROJECT MANAGEMENT BOARD POWER TRANSMISSION INVESTMENT PROGRAM TRANCHE 1 PROJECT: 220KV SONG MAY UYEN HUNG TRANSMISSION LINE LOAN 2848-VIE QUARTERLY MONITORING REPORT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAFEGUARD - N0.4 (October - December 2014) January, 2015

3 Contents I. INTRODUCTION... 1 II. INCORPORATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS INTO PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION Compliance with ADB loan covenants and applicable government laws, regulations and requirements Incorporation of Safeguard Requirements into Project Contractual Arrangements... 7 III. SUBPROJECT CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS... 8 IV. MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM V. ENVIRONMENT COMPLIANCE INSPECTION Environment compliance at construction site Community Health and safety (CHS) aspects Mitigation compliance and effectiveness VI. PROGRESS OF RESOLVING ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED IN PREVIOUS REPORT VII. KEY ISSUES AND RECOMMENDATION Key issues Recommendation ANNEX 1. CONTRACTOR S HUMAN RESOURCE FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AT SITE ANNEX 2. PHOTOGRAPHS i

4 Table Table 1: Location of 220kV Song May Uyen Hung Transmission Line... 1 Table 2: Applied Laws and Regulations... 3 Table 3: Compliance with the ADB safeguards requirements for environment... 5 Table 4: Compliance with Vietnam regulations on environmental protection... 6 Table 5: Scope of Song May - Uyen Hung 220kV transmission line... 8 Table 6: Construction work completion up to the end of December, Table 7: Monitoring program Table 8: Summary of environmental compliance activities Table 9:Summary of CHS compliance activities Table 10: Mitigation compliance and effectiveness Table 11: Resolving issues/problem identified in previous report Figure Figure 1: Diagram of safeguards monitoring and management... 7 Figure 2: Diagram of construction site... 9 ii

5 Abbreviations ADB EA EMP EPC IA IEE IZ NPT SPMB ROW Asian Development Bank Executing Agency Environmental Management Plan Environment Protection Commitment Implementing Agency Initial Environmental Examination Industrial Zone National Power Transmission Corporation Southern Power Project Management Board Right of Way iii

6 I. INTRODUCTION 1. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) provides financing for the development the subprojects of Power transmission investment program - tranche 1. The sub-project of the 220 kv Song May Uyen Hung Transmission line is one of those subprojects 2. The National Power Transmission Corporation (NPT) of Viet Nam is the executing agency (EA) while the Southern Power Project Management Board (SPPMB) is the implementing agency (IA) of the sub-projects. 3. The sub-project has a total length of about km from 500kV Song May substation in Dong Nai province to 220kV Uyen Hung substation in Binh Duong province. Locations of this subproject are listed in Table 1: Table 1: Location of 220kV Song May Uyen Hung Transmission Line Item Province District Commune Remark 1 Dong Nai Trang Bom Vinh Cu Bac Son Tan An 2 Binh Duong North Tan Uyen Tan Uyen town Thuong Tan and Tan My Uyen Hung ward Former Tan Uyen district was separated into Tan Uyen town and North Tan Uyen district based on the Decision No. 136/NQ- CP of the Government dated December 20, The subproject affects 209 households and 08 institutions and agencies in which land is acquired from 63 households and 4 institutions for constructing tower foundation and 19 houses under grade 4 and 5 are affected. There are not any public facilities, historical and cultural structures affected by the subproject. 5. Affected land in safety corridor are categorized as residential land, rice cultivation land, annually crop land, planted production forest, road. Among 448,126.9 m 2 affected land, there are 15% of them belonging to the GOV calculated as planted production forest, road, and drainage system. 1

7 6. The main environmental issues during construction phase of the subproject are identified as following: Soil runoff: Dong Nai River, Song May stream, irrigation and drainage canals in the subproject area would be affected by potential runoff during the construction phase. Impact on water quality: domestic sewage from construction workers, contamination due to spillage of oil and other lubricants, contamination due to disposal of construction wastes, and wastewater from washing of construction equipment and vehicles will potentially pollute the rivers, including the drainage canals and irrigation canals. Impact on air quality: Air quality in the area can be affected by exhaust gases containing total suspended particulates (TSP), SOx, NOx, and CO due to the movement of construction vehicles, excavation and backfilling works. Noise: Movement of vehicles transporting construction material and construction activities make noisy and impact to surrounding residential areas. Construction waste: During the construction of the transmission towers, construction wastes such as discarded construction materials, cement bags, wood, steel, lubricants, fuels, and vegetation debris will be generated. Disruption to traffic: The movement of construction vehicles along provincial and communal roads may cause increased traffic volume to and from the construction sites. Damage to infrastructure: The movement of vehicles and other construction activities may cause damage to irrigation and drainage canals crossed by or adjacent to the construction sites. The increased movement of vehicles along the existing access roads may also potentially damage the roads. Occupational health and safety: Construction activities may cause harm and danger to the lives and welfare of workers. Community health and safety: The project construction would impact community health and safety such as construction traffic, transport of materials, fires, emergency spills of materials, and unauthorized entry by the villagers into dangerous working areas. 7. SPMB cooperates with the Contractors and related agencies to enhance safeguard monitoring and management, and application mitigation measurement during subproject 2

8 construction period to prevent and reduce negative impact on social and environmental aspects caused by the subproject activities. 8. This Fourth Quarterly Monitoring Report (October - December) for Safeguard Policy will focus on the following issues: (i) Incorporation of environmental requirements into project implementation (ii) Subproject construction progress; (iii) Implementation monitoring program; (iv) Environment compliance inspection; (v) Progress of resolving issues/ problems identified in previous reports; (vi) Key Issues and recommendation. II. INCORPORATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS INTO PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION 2.1. Compliance with ADB loan covenants and applicable government laws, regulations and requirements 9. The subproject shall comply with ADB safeguard requirements, Vietnam laws and regulations including Vietnam s obligations under international law. 1. The Table 2 presents the Laws and regulations which the subproject shall comply with. 2. Table 2: Applied Laws and Regulations Item Laws/Regulations Date I ADB Requirements 1 Safeguard Policy Statement SPS 2009 II Vietnam Laws and regulations 1 Environmental protection Law Land Law Decree 80/2006/NĐ-CP detailing and guiding the implementation of a number of articles of the Law on Environment Protection Dated August 09,

9 4 Decree 21/2008/ND-CP by the Government on supplementing and amending a number of articles of Decree 80/2006/ND-CP detailing and guiding implementation of a number of articles in the Law on Environment Protection. Dated February 28, Decree No 29/2011/NĐ-CP on strategic environmental assessment, environmental impact assessment, and environmental protection commitment. Dated April 18, The Decree 59/2007/NĐ-CP by the Government on solid waste management Dated April 09, Decree No 181/2004/NĐ-CP of Government guiding implementation the Land Law Dated October 29, National technical regulation on air quality - QCVN 05/2013/BTNMT: National technical regulation on ambient air quality - QCVN 06:2009/BTNMT: National technical regulation on hazardous substances in ambient air - QCVN 19:2009/BTNMT: National Technical Regulation on Industrial Emission of Inorganic Substances and Dusts - QCVN 20: 2009/BTNMT: National Technical Regulation on Industrial Emission of Organic Substances National technical regulation on water quality - QCVN 08:2008/BTNMT, National technical regulation on surface water quality; - QCVN 09:2008/BTNMT, National technical regulation on underground water quality; - QCVN 10:2008/BTNMT: National technical regulation on coastal water quality; 4

10 - QCVN 14:2008/BTNMT, National technical regulation on domestic waste water; - QCVN 40:2011/BTNMT: National Technical Regulation on Industrial Wastewater QCVN. 3. The subproject compliance with the ADB safeguard requirements are as the in Table 3. Table 3: Compliance with the ADB safeguards requirements for environment Item Requirement Project compliance Remark I. Preparation Phase 1 Based on project impacts and risks, the sub-project belongs to category B. An initial environmental examination The sub-project s IEE report was prepared. Submitted ADB November 2011 in (IEE) should be prepared 2 Inclusion of the safeguard requirements in bidding documents 3 Inclusion of the safeguard requirements in civil works contracts 4 Disclosure of the final environmental assessment, EMP The provisions and appendixes of the bidding documents included t h e safeguard requirements. The provisions and appendixes of the civil works contract included the safeguard Requirements. SPMB already disclosed the final environmental assessment report and EMP to affected people and stakeholders of the project area and at the construction site. The Contractor prepared a EMPs for bidding proposal 5

11 II Construction Phase 1 Quarterly monitoring report The SPMB prepared and submitted the first, second and third quarter 2014 internal monitoring report N0.1, N0.2 and No.3 2 Semi-annual monitoring The SPMB prepared and report submitted the first Semiannual monitoring report 2014, N The subproject compliance with the Vietnam regulations on environmental protection is presented in the Table 4. Table 4: Compliance with Vietnam regulations on environmental protection Item Requirement Project compliance Remark I. Preparation Phase 1 Preparation EPC The subproject s ECP prepared in November Tan Uyen district People Committee issued the approval letter No 2770/GXN-UBND dated December 26, 2008 II. Construction Phase 1 Implemetation the mitigation mesuares in the EPC Mitigation measres are being undertaken by the Contractor in construction phase 5. Safeguard monitoring plan is implemented by both project owner (SPMB) and contractors. The Figure 1 shows the safeguards management organization. 6

12 Vice Director of SPMB National Safeguard Consultant for Environment Technical Department Compensation Department Technical and Environmental Supervision Staff Resettlement Supervision Staff Contractors Safety and Environmental Specialist Construction Site 1 Construction Site 2 Figure 1: Diagram of environment safeguards monitoring and management 2.2. Incorporation of Safeguard Requirements into Project Contractual Arrangements 6. The Contract Agreement for construction the 220kV Song May Uyen Hưng Transmission Line has been signed between National Power Transmission (NPT), represented by the Southern Vietnam Power Project Management Board and Song Da11-Thang Long Joint Stock Company. 7. The contractual agreement between the client (SPMB) and the Contractor indicates that the Contractor shall be undertaken mitigation measures in the construction phase to avoid and minimize negative impacts on society and environment. The Environmental management plan was enclosed in the working contract with Contractor. 8. The Biding Documents and the Contract Agreement included safeguard requirements, in which EMP mentioned in the IEE and the EPC are being adhered to during construction phase. 7

13 III. SUBPROJECT CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS 9. The 220kV Song May Uyen Hung transmission line has km long and 70 towers. Scope of this subproject is presented in the Table 5. Table 5: Scope of Song May - Uyen Hung 220kV transmission line Project component Length (m) Starting point Ending point Quantity of towers Transmission line in Dong Nai province 7, kV Song May substation G28 32 Transmission line in Binh Duong province 14,740 G28 220kV Uyen Hung substation 38 Total 22, The construction progress of 220kV Song May - Uyen Hung up to end of December 2014 achieved 100%. Completion works are as in Table 6. Table 6: Construction work completion up to the end of December, 2014 Item Activities Binh Duong Dong Nai Total Completion (%) 1 Foundation excavation % 2 Foundation concretion % 3 Earth filling % 4 Earthing electrode % 5 Tower erection % 6 Cable stringing % 11. The diagram of the construction site is illustrated in Figure 2. 8

14 Figure 2: Diagram of construction site 9

15 IV. MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM Monitoring program 12. Monitoring program undertaken by the SPMB and Contractor with advisory of the National Safeguard Consultant for Environment during the construction phase is presented in Table 7: Table 7: Monitoring program Environme ntal issues Monitoring Location Activities Monitoring Frequency Contractor SPMB Clearing of vegetation ROW and transportation routes Monitor tree cutting Daily Monthly Erosion and sedimentati on Tower foundation area Inspection of excavation works; silt arising from exposed soil surface; condition of erosion control measures Daily Monthly Dust - Local road, - Surroundin g residential area, - Constructio n site. - Monitor and inspect dust condition around construction area and transportation routes, - Consult with local people on dust problem during construction. Daily Monthly Noise Surrounding residential area - Monitor noise during materials delivery and operation of construction equipments, Daily Monthly - Consult with local people on noise caused by construction activities Waste manageme nt Workers camp sites - Inspection of worker camp site condition, - Check proper solid waste Daily Monthly 10

16 Environme ntal issues Monitoring Location Activities Monitoring Frequency disposal Health and safety Transmission line construction Review contractor/ construction worker health and safety plan and training activities on health and safety Daily Monthly Damage/nui sance - ROW and around the project area, - Monitor and inspect impact on community s infrastructure, river, irrigation and drainage system, Daily Monthly - Public road - Monitoring and inspect public road condition National Safeguard Consultant for Environment 13. The Consultant undertakes environmental safeguard policy compliance monitoring as below: - Coordinate with the related agencies to ensure that the EMPs including all proposed mitigation measures and monitoring programs are properly implemented. - Monitor environmental safeguard policy compliance of subprojects during implementation including pre-construction and construction phase. SPMB Monitoring Activities 14. The SPMB s staff for environmental and technical supervision regularly visits the construction site and monitors the safeguard compliance of the constructors. The safeguard compliance is undertaken as following: - Supervise the Contractors in their performance of safety methods and safety regulations on the site. - Examine, request, and supervise the Contractor in its implementation of traffic organization methods within the site and at the locations crossing the existing roads. - Instruct and supervise the Contractors to carry out the environmental and social management programs during the work execution; - Examine and supervise the environment protection methods in favour of the workers on the site and the surrounding environment proposed by the 11

17 Contractor, including: dust and noise mitigation measures, waste treatment and site clearing methods. Contractors Monitoring Activities 15. Contractors mobilize sufficient human, technical resources to timely prevent or mitigate possible advert environmental impacts caused by construction works or recovery works at site. Contractors daily implement mitigation measures and undertake internal monitoring safeguards compliance including conducting detailed inventory of the identified environmental and social impacts that will be caused by executing the works. 16. Contractors timely prevent or mitigate possible advert environmental and social impacts caused by construction works and recovery works. V. ENVIRONMENT COMPLIANCE INSPECTION 5.1 Environment compliance at construction site 17. The construction activities in this period were mainly tower erection and cable stringing. The Table 8 shows the implemented measures on environmental mitigation and compensation. Table 8: Summary of environmental compliance activities Location/T ime Negative Impact Implemented mitigation measures Implementat ion Agency Tower foundation, Excavated material was used for filling ground itself. Contractor transportati on route, Dropping materials in the road were collected. worker camp Construction material destroyed in ROW clearance was collected for reused. Solid waste generation Other wastes such as packing and material, cement bags and equipment boxes were recycled and reused for construction activities or collected and treated as regulations Removed construction waste from construction site. Domestic waste from worker camps is collected and treated by functional agency. 12

18 Material storage area Materials and poisonous chemicals are stored at high level ground that prevent from flood; Contractor Hazardous waste Hazardous waste such as wiping cloth infected oil and lubricant, packing boxes with hazardous chemical or batteries were managed accordance with Circular 12/2011/TT-BTNMT dated l4/4/2011; Redundant materials removed material storage areas; Restored the material storage areas to their natural condition. Worker camp Worker camps have a waste water collection system and septic tank It is not permitted to encroach the irrigation system Contractor Water quality degradation Waste water is not allowed to be discharged directly to canal system. Spoil and redundant materials have been collected and removed from the worker camps; Equipment and facilities belong to the Contractor have been transported away from the construction site and worker camp. Material transport routes, constructio n area Air quality (dust and emitted gases) Water spraying to minimize dust releasing in case of windy and dry weather; Regularly maintained construction equipments; Contractor Constructio n area Noise and Vibration Material transportation and construction time is limited from 7: 00 pm to 6:00 am. All vehicle and equipments are Contractor 13

19 Worker camp, material area, constructio n area, required turning off in rest time; Requested vehicles, while parked on the site have their engines turn off; Building temporary dyke and canal to prevent water flowing into the drainage system; Covering and fencing wall around the material storage areas to prevent water run off from that caused sedimentation for other site; Contractor Erosion, sedimentati on and flood Using appropriate technical construction methodology to minimize impact on soil environment Checking road status and potential risk in the project area Residual soil from filling power foundation hole is used for embankment of internal road or surrounding household if agreement is received from local people and authority. 18. The environmental in the project area rehabilitated after finishing of construction activities are as follow: Assess road: The assess road to the construction sites were used of local roads. Any spoil and materials drop out have been collected and moved these areas Local irrigation and water courses: Any obstructions installed on and adjacency the watercourses for construction activities have been moved away from the construction site and recovered natural water flow. Worker camps and storage areas: Spoil and redundant materials have been collected and removed from the worker camps and material storage areas. Foundation towers: Any spoil and redundant materials and equipment have been collected and removed from foundation towers. The ground was leveling as design elevation and recovered natural condition. 5.2 Community Health and safety (CHS) aspects 19. The Table 9 shows the implemented measures on community health and safety. Table 9:Summary of CHS compliance activities 14

20 Location/Time Negativ e Impact Implemented mitigation measures Implementation Agency Worker located Thuong camp in Tan, Safety and hygienic Conducted training courses and meeting for workers on safety and environmental hygienic; Contractor Thai My and Tan An Communes Made a good hygienic condition for workers such as supplying fresh water, building and furnishing equipments for conduction and treatment of waste water and solid waste; Provided personal safety devices for workers; Only well-trained persons and having license are permitted working on electricity equipments; Residential area near the construction site safety issues Reduced vehicle speech and keep at 5km/h in construction site and residential area; Contractor Warning signs are put on the towers, around the construction sites and road near the construction sites; Construction site Public safety Closely work with local agencies such as local people committee, policeman, fire fighting and prevention agency. Contractor Wall fencing around the construction sites to protect illegal entrance All towers, Dong Nai river Safety for operatio n Install number plate and warning sign at all tower with suitable location and height. Install 2 warning signs (C4.1) at each Dong Nai river s bank which 1 sign in the front and 1 sign in the back of the Contractor 15

21 transmission line with 300-:-500 m of distance. about Install 1 main sign (C1.4) of noparking and sub-sign (C5.5) at each river bank Mitigation compliance and effectiveness 20. Mitigation compliance and Effectiveness could be described in qualitative terms or be evaluated based on a ranking system. The Table 10 shows the mitigation compliance and effectiveness. Table 10: Mitigation compliance and effectiveness Mitigation Measures Compliance Effectiveness Environment compliance at construction site Biodiversity and natural resources 2 2 Air quality 2 2 Noise and Vibration 2 2 Waste management 2 2 Hazardous waste management 2 2 Water quality 2 2 Erosion, sedimentation and flood 2 2 Community Health and safety (CHS) Safety and hygienic 2 2 Safety issues 2 2 Public safety 3 3 Note: 1. Very Good 2. Good 3. Fair 4. Poor 5. Very Poor VI. PROGRESS OF RESOLVING ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED IN PREVIOUS REPORT 21. The SPMB cooperated with Contractors, local authorities and other related agencies to deal with the issues/problem identified in the previous quarterly report. The SPMB had direct instruction and issued letters to the Contractor regarding 16

22 enhancing safety and environmental protection for worker and community. Progress of resolving identified issues in the previous report are presented in Table 11. Table 11: Resolving issues/problem identified in previous report Item Issues/Problem Progress of resolving 1 Safety for erection tower and cable stringing in the rainy and stormy season and works in lower land area 2 Safety in areas adjacent to the existing transmission lines The Song Da11-Thang Long Joint Stock Company Contractor applied measures to prevent the works flooded in rainy season in tower foundation No. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 22A, 23A and 23B - The Contractor provided sufficient personal safety devices for workers including safety boots, helmets, gloves, protective clothes, safety belt; - The Contractor provided medicine cabinet and equipment for first aid at the site. 3 Safety on cable stringing in the area crossing Dong Nai River, provincial road N0 768 and N0 746 The contractor applied measures to ensure community safety, particularly in during time of cable stringing including warning signs, barrier, erecting scaffold and arrange flag person VII. KEY ISSUES AND RECOMMENDATION 7.1. Key issues 22. Land subsidence: Although construction activities has completed, some tower locations have sign of land subsidence, particularly at tower No. 29 and No Hygienic sanitation at worker camp and material storage area: Contractor uses some area for worker camps and material storage areas such as material storage at Thai My commune, worker camp in Bac Son commune. It generates domestic waste and redundant materials from worker daily activities and construction works. The contractor shall keep hygienic sanitation before demobilize workers and hand over these areas to local people. 24. Some environmental issues that may occur during operation phase include: - Worker Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF):Typically, electric utility workers have higher exposure to EMF than the general public because of working in close proximity to electric power lines; 17

23 - The community may also be exposed to electrocution hazards as a result of direct contact with high voltage electricity or from contact with tools, vehicles, or other devices that come in contact with high-voltage electricity - There are several risks that could occur with the operation of the transmission line. Among these are the likelihood of cable being damaged, vandalism of the equipment along the transmission line, corrosion of the towers over time which could compromise its structural integrity, potential fire events, explosion of equipment, and being hit by lightning Recommendation 25. Land subsidence: - Treatment the land subsidence area: The contractor shall undertake suitable measures for treatment land subsidence of tower No. 29 and No Land subsidence monitoring: It should be regularly inspected land subsidence of towers and construction and have timely solution for this issue. 26. Hygienic sanitation at worker camp and material storage area: - The Contractor shall remove from the worker camps and material storage areas all waste from whatever source on site. - Any spoil or debris from construction works being deposited on worker camp and storage area shall be removed and the affected land and areas will be restored to their natural condition before handover these areas to local people. 27. Environmental issues that may occur during operation phase: - Safety for operation stage: During the operation phase the regulations on performance, maintenance and repairmen of power transmission line shall be complied with. The project owner should regularly conduct inspection and has timely solutions for the illegal violence on safety corridor, issues raising during operation as well as the impacts to local people. - Identification of potential exposure levels in the work area including surveys of exposure levels and establishment of safety zones; - Limit access to properly trained workers and those equipped with appropriate PPE when entering safety zones; - Utilization of personal monitors during work activities; and - Posting of safety signage and warning signs. - Provision of signs, barriers and gates/posts surrounding transmission towers particularly in built-up areas; 18

24 - Grounding of conducting objects such as fences or other metallic structures near power lines. - Lightning arresters will be provided along the transmission line as well as to houses located under the ROW of the transmission line. There should also be provision for ensuring security of the cable to avoid vandalism. Regular inspections of the line and the facilities would help identify missing or corroded parts. - In case of fire events, explosion, and other related situations, a fire management strategy which may be included in the emergency preparedness and response plan of the project should be developed. - Workers should be trained on emergency preparedness and response procedures and a manual on safety and emergency procedures should be prepared and disseminated to workers. 19

25 ANNEX Annex 1. Contractor s Human resource for safety and environmental management at site Annex 2. Photographs 20

26 ANNEX 1 Contractor s Human resource for safety and environmental management at site 21

27 Song Da11-Thang Long Joint Stock Company Song Da 11.2 Thang Long Branch N0. 17CN/CV-PCC-KTCG Regarding on Human resources for implementation environment management plan of Construction package N02 lot kV Song May- Uyen Hung transmission line SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM Independence Freedom Happiness Gia Lai 24 June 2014 To The Southern Vietnam Power Project Management Board Base on the Civil Contract N0 05/2013 HDXL/AMN-SELCO dated 26 August 2013 between The Southern Vietnam Power Project Management Board and Song Da11- Thang Long Joint Stock Company regarding to construction and erection (including steel tower) of Construction package N02 lot kV Song May- Uyen Hung transmission line. Base on the authorized letter N CTT/KTKH dated 26 August 2013 between Song Da11-Thang Long Joint Stock Company and Song Da 11.2 Thang Long Branch on implementation the Contract N0 05/2013 HDXL/AMN-SELCO. Base on the list documents requested by the Environmental Consultant. Song Da 11.2 Thang Long Branch would like sending the list of human resources for implementation the environmental management plan during construction phase as follow: Item Name Responsibility Remark 1 Dao Minh Hien Specialist for community communication (CLO) Minhhien11.2@gmail.com 2 Vuong Tri Tuan Site engineer (SE) Mr.tuan2409@gmail.com 3 Nguyen Duy Binh Responsibility for environment, safety and health Duybinh07xl@gmail.com With highly appreciated your concerning and cooperation On Behalf of Contractor Nguyen Van Tuy 22

28 ANNEX 2: Photographs Consulting with local people on the impact of the subproject It should be monitoring the land subsidence at the tower foundation 23