(As of July 28, 2011)
| City/Town | Progress | Feature of the grand design | Target date | ||
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| Hirono-cho | ・A reconstruction Vision (6.01) | ・With a fundamental aim "The bond between the sea and highlands, A steady reconstruction, for the future", it is planned to address reconstruction with 3 following viewpoints: ・Recovery of citizen’s livelihoods ・Reconstruction of local industries and a home of sea urchin ・Development for a strong disaster-resistant city ・20 Main measures were listed including employment measures, support to find a job, and reconstruction of a fish market ・The 6-year plan until 2011 was made and divided into two phases (rehabilitation phase - fiscal year 2011 to 2013, and reconstruction phase - fiscal year 2013 to 2016). A review committee consists of related organizations and fishermen will be made, |
・A reconstruction plan (Early August) |
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| Kuji-shi | ・Kuji-shi Reconstruction Vision (5.17) | ・Aiming "New city development with new viewpoints", divided the term (from fiscal year 2011 to 2020) into 3 phases: 1.rehabilitation phase, 2.reconstruction phase, 3.great leap phase |
・Kuji-shi Reconstruction plan (July 22, 2011) | ||
| Noda-mura | ・Noda-mura Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami disaster reconstruction task force set up ( 5.01) ・Noda-mura Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami disaster reconstruction basic policy (5.31) |
・Building a coastal levee higher than 15meter and replacement of Route 45 proposed ・With this blue print, making a reconstruction plan reflecting polls of residents and committee expected to be set up later. |
・A reconstruction plan (November) | ||
| Fudai-mura | ・A basic policy for Reconstruction Plan (6.10) | ・heavy investment in important facilities such as fishing port which is a base of industry ・Employment of victims for reconstruction related works ・Rebuilding of tourism facilities ・Enforcement of disaster-prevention function of houses and public facilities ・arrangement of safe education environment |
・A reconstruction plan (late August) | ||
| Tanohata-mura | - | ・Four basic policies: 1.Reconstruction toward future 2.Recovery of citizen's livelihoods 3.Regional development 4.Disaster-prevention following the basic policy of the village’s comprehensive plan "village development by participation, cooperation, and creation" started in 2011, |
・Tanohata-mura Reconstruction Plan ( in the end of 2011) | ||
| Iwaizumi-cho | ・A draft outline for disaster reconstruction plan (5.20) | Strategic triad of a basic plan.: ・Reconstruction of livelihood, ・Enforcement of disaster-prevention measures, ・Recovery of industrial economy |
・A basic plan (August) ・An implementation plan (November) |
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| Miyako-shi | ・Miyako-shi disaster reconstruction basic policy (6.01) | ・Establishment of two new departments for reconstruction coordination and victim support, ・Establishment of an investigative organization consists of residents and learned persons within July7. ・Reconstruction plan will be made with three main focus: 1.Reconstruction of lives of victims, 2.Industrial and economical reconstruction, 3.Safety of the region |
・A reconstruction plan (October) | ||
| Yamada-machi | ・A basic policy for Reconstruction plan (5.23) ・A vision for town reconstruction after Great East Japan Earthquake (7.01) |
・In the basic policy, ideas of countermeasures such as moving to highland, raising ground are discussed. ・In the vision (which is in between the basic policy and reconstruction plan), 3 ideas: 1.Moving to highland, 2.Moving to flat inland, 3.Mix of the two were proposed. |
・A reconstruction plan (Within 2011) | ||
| Otsuchi-cho | ・The first meeting of Otsuchi-cho disaster reconstruction plan preparation committee was held (6.09) ・Because of the absence of the mayor (lost in the disaster), a citizen group submitted a reconstruction plan to the town (7.01) ・A blueprint of town reconstruction basic policy (7.05) |
- | ・Not yet determined (because of the absence of the mayor) | ||
| Kamaishi-shi | ・A basic plan for Kamaishi-shi Reconstruction town development (4.11) ・A draft outline for the reconstruction town development plan (6.27) |
・In the draft outline, visions are made for following areas: - Unosumai area: "safety improvement by multiple coastal levees, raising ground of residential area, and moving to highland" - The east part of Kamaishi area: "clarification of division of fishery, commercial, and residential areas" |
・A reconstruction plan (September) | ||
| Ofunato-shi | ・Ofunato-shi disaster reconstruction basic policy (4.20) ・The first meeting of a committee for Ofunato-shi disaster reconstruction plan was held(5.22) ・Ofunato-shi reconstruction plan draft outline (6.02) |
・In the Draft outline, 10 years until 2010 is recognized as the reconstruction plan period | ・A reconstruction plan (July) | ||
| Rikuzentakada-shi | ・A policy for Rikuzentakada-shi disaster reconstruction plan (5.16) | ・6 Basic viewpoints: -Disaster prevention and disaster reduction -Reconstruction of urban areas -Reconstruction of livelihood, -Reconstruction of local industry -Use of renewable energy -Cooperative town development |
・A reconstruction plan (November) | ||
| References: ・Japan Institute of Construction Engineering, portable website for Great East Japan Earthquake and disaster reconstruction plan information ・Websites of the municipalities listed above. |
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