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REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA P MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS AND ELECTRIC POWER
DIRECTOPITE GENERAL OF TfATER RESOURCES DVELOpMET
THE CITAMxjY RIVER BASIN
]IM-ELOPMENT PROJECT
MONTHLY REPORT FOR THE PERIOD Ending 30 September 1973
SUBMITTED BY a
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS INC MENVER COLORADO USA BANJAR INONESIA
1901 SOUTH NAVAJO STREET ODENVER COLORADO 80223 USA3TELEPHONE 03 936-3417CABLE ECIDENCENVER COLORADO
ENqINEERINqG OONSUTLTANTS INC
CALF ARESS PROYEK CITANUUY
WEST JAVA PATARMAN INDONESIA BANJAR WEST JAVA
INDONESIA
1 October 1973
Director General of Our file 113820Water Resource Development Mr 273Ministry of Public Works and Electric Power Subject Monthly ReportJalan Pattimura 20 Kebayoran Baru Citanduy River BasinJakarta Republic of Indonesia Development Project
Attn Ir Sarbini
Dear Sir
We are pleased to transmit to you our second Monthly Reportwhich covers the calendar month of September 1973
At the recent meeting of the Steering Committee somesuggestions were made covering some modifications of the format oftlie report The changes have been incorporated into this monthlyreport You will note that the page size is now 8 x 11 insteadof 8 x 14 We have also sub-divided the Progress Section into thefollowing elements
A Technical B Administration
The final change has been the addition of a Program Section which hasbeen sub-divided as follows
A Financial B Technical
As before all of the sections are in narrative form while the Appendiris almost exclusively graphical in form We have also added a Photo Section
A PLANNING RESEARCH CORoRATaC COMPAY
page 2
We hope that you will find this revised form more suitable and that it will serve as a useful source of information on the progress of the Consultants on the Citanduy River Basin Development Project
Yours truly
Engineering Consultants Inc
Enci Five (5) copies of r4 Progress Report No 2 Gi E Roge L(
Resident Manager
CC
1 USAIDIndonesia American Embassy Jakarta Republic of Indonesia Attn Mr M-Aleer Engineering Section
Five (5) enclosures
2 Directorate of River and Swamps Banjar Office Attn Ir Soebandi Wirosumarto Project Manager Citanduy Project
Five (5) enclosures
3 PN Indah Karya Bandung Attn Ir Sahat TP Siagian Counterpart Resident Project Manager Five (5) enclosures
4e ECIDenvor Attn Mr CM Langford Project Sponsor Three (3) enclosures
5 ECI StaffBanjar Five (5) enclosures
GEps
PONTHLYREPORT- No 2
Period ending 30-9-1973
I GENERAL
Two items occupied most of the attention of the Consultants during the month of September 1973 - the preparation of the two reports which were due the end of the month and the first session of the Streering Committee Both items will be discussed in detail in subse -
quent portions of this report
In our last monthly report we outlined our understanding of the proper chain of command for contract administration purposes The Steering Committee was inadvertently omitted Actually the Steering
Committee is at the level of the Directorate General of Water Resource Development but its function is advisory rather than supervisory By
article 418 of the Contract it could not be otherwise
Further with relation to administration matters we have now been supplied with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for all official correspondence We are very grateful for this because it will eliminate much confusion and mis-sent correspondence Naturally we may have some suggestions for modification or changes but on the whole we feel that
the list will be very helpful
The high stage of the Citanduy River during the last week in September was cause for some exitement It also afforded the Consultants personnel an opportunity to observe how fast the Citanduy River can rise to flood stage and conversely how quickly the level can subside Lack
of maintenance on flood gates for drainage canals was quite apparante As most of the flooding took place through flood gates which could not be closed because trash had lodged in the slides and invert of the strcshyture during low water Proper maintenance before the advent of the fall rainy season might prevent some flood damage in the futures
II PERSONNEL
A Present at last report
lo GIFFORD B ROGERS - Resident Manager
2 WALLACE J SCHOENLEBER - Civil Engineer
3 DAVID E BOGAN - Irrigation and Drainage
Engineer
4- YIN AU YEJNG - Hydrologist
5 MAX MUEHL - Chief Engineer
B Arrivals subsequent to last report
1 ROBERT GARDNER SOIL SCIETTIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Gardner will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
2 ROYDON EDWARDS AGRICULTURIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
16973 and in Banjar on 18973 Edwards will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
3 ROBERT E STRUTIE RS ECONOMIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Struthers will remain $a
a part of tho Resident Staff for a period of 16 months
4o DONALD SCOTT GEOLOGIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Scott is on a short term assignmen and will remain for a period of 7 months
5 ERIC WILL CHIEF OF PLAN1ING - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 19973 He will remain on TDY status for a period of about two months He will then
return to Denver and come back to Banjar in March 1974 for
a period of about two months
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
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-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
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I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
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6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
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table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
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200
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140_0
160
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ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
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23
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10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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ENqINEERINqG OONSUTLTANTS INC
CALF ARESS PROYEK CITANUUY
WEST JAVA PATARMAN INDONESIA BANJAR WEST JAVA
INDONESIA
1 October 1973
Director General of Our file 113820Water Resource Development Mr 273Ministry of Public Works and Electric Power Subject Monthly ReportJalan Pattimura 20 Kebayoran Baru Citanduy River BasinJakarta Republic of Indonesia Development Project
Attn Ir Sarbini
Dear Sir
We are pleased to transmit to you our second Monthly Reportwhich covers the calendar month of September 1973
At the recent meeting of the Steering Committee somesuggestions were made covering some modifications of the format oftlie report The changes have been incorporated into this monthlyreport You will note that the page size is now 8 x 11 insteadof 8 x 14 We have also sub-divided the Progress Section into thefollowing elements
A Technical B Administration
The final change has been the addition of a Program Section which hasbeen sub-divided as follows
A Financial B Technical
As before all of the sections are in narrative form while the Appendiris almost exclusively graphical in form We have also added a Photo Section
A PLANNING RESEARCH CORoRATaC COMPAY
page 2
We hope that you will find this revised form more suitable and that it will serve as a useful source of information on the progress of the Consultants on the Citanduy River Basin Development Project
Yours truly
Engineering Consultants Inc
Enci Five (5) copies of r4 Progress Report No 2 Gi E Roge L(
Resident Manager
CC
1 USAIDIndonesia American Embassy Jakarta Republic of Indonesia Attn Mr M-Aleer Engineering Section
Five (5) enclosures
2 Directorate of River and Swamps Banjar Office Attn Ir Soebandi Wirosumarto Project Manager Citanduy Project
Five (5) enclosures
3 PN Indah Karya Bandung Attn Ir Sahat TP Siagian Counterpart Resident Project Manager Five (5) enclosures
4e ECIDenvor Attn Mr CM Langford Project Sponsor Three (3) enclosures
5 ECI StaffBanjar Five (5) enclosures
GEps
PONTHLYREPORT- No 2
Period ending 30-9-1973
I GENERAL
Two items occupied most of the attention of the Consultants during the month of September 1973 - the preparation of the two reports which were due the end of the month and the first session of the Streering Committee Both items will be discussed in detail in subse -
quent portions of this report
In our last monthly report we outlined our understanding of the proper chain of command for contract administration purposes The Steering Committee was inadvertently omitted Actually the Steering
Committee is at the level of the Directorate General of Water Resource Development but its function is advisory rather than supervisory By
article 418 of the Contract it could not be otherwise
Further with relation to administration matters we have now been supplied with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for all official correspondence We are very grateful for this because it will eliminate much confusion and mis-sent correspondence Naturally we may have some suggestions for modification or changes but on the whole we feel that
the list will be very helpful
The high stage of the Citanduy River during the last week in September was cause for some exitement It also afforded the Consultants personnel an opportunity to observe how fast the Citanduy River can rise to flood stage and conversely how quickly the level can subside Lack
of maintenance on flood gates for drainage canals was quite apparante As most of the flooding took place through flood gates which could not be closed because trash had lodged in the slides and invert of the strcshyture during low water Proper maintenance before the advent of the fall rainy season might prevent some flood damage in the futures
II PERSONNEL
A Present at last report
lo GIFFORD B ROGERS - Resident Manager
2 WALLACE J SCHOENLEBER - Civil Engineer
3 DAVID E BOGAN - Irrigation and Drainage
Engineer
4- YIN AU YEJNG - Hydrologist
5 MAX MUEHL - Chief Engineer
B Arrivals subsequent to last report
1 ROBERT GARDNER SOIL SCIETTIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Gardner will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
2 ROYDON EDWARDS AGRICULTURIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
16973 and in Banjar on 18973 Edwards will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
3 ROBERT E STRUTIE RS ECONOMIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Struthers will remain $a
a part of tho Resident Staff for a period of 16 months
4o DONALD SCOTT GEOLOGIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Scott is on a short term assignmen and will remain for a period of 7 months
5 ERIC WILL CHIEF OF PLAN1ING - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 19973 He will remain on TDY status for a period of about two months He will then
return to Denver and come back to Banjar in March 1974 for
a period of about two months
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
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- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
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I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
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10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
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page 2
We hope that you will find this revised form more suitable and that it will serve as a useful source of information on the progress of the Consultants on the Citanduy River Basin Development Project
Yours truly
Engineering Consultants Inc
Enci Five (5) copies of r4 Progress Report No 2 Gi E Roge L(
Resident Manager
CC
1 USAIDIndonesia American Embassy Jakarta Republic of Indonesia Attn Mr M-Aleer Engineering Section
Five (5) enclosures
2 Directorate of River and Swamps Banjar Office Attn Ir Soebandi Wirosumarto Project Manager Citanduy Project
Five (5) enclosures
3 PN Indah Karya Bandung Attn Ir Sahat TP Siagian Counterpart Resident Project Manager Five (5) enclosures
4e ECIDenvor Attn Mr CM Langford Project Sponsor Three (3) enclosures
5 ECI StaffBanjar Five (5) enclosures
GEps
PONTHLYREPORT- No 2
Period ending 30-9-1973
I GENERAL
Two items occupied most of the attention of the Consultants during the month of September 1973 - the preparation of the two reports which were due the end of the month and the first session of the Streering Committee Both items will be discussed in detail in subse -
quent portions of this report
In our last monthly report we outlined our understanding of the proper chain of command for contract administration purposes The Steering Committee was inadvertently omitted Actually the Steering
Committee is at the level of the Directorate General of Water Resource Development but its function is advisory rather than supervisory By
article 418 of the Contract it could not be otherwise
Further with relation to administration matters we have now been supplied with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for all official correspondence We are very grateful for this because it will eliminate much confusion and mis-sent correspondence Naturally we may have some suggestions for modification or changes but on the whole we feel that
the list will be very helpful
The high stage of the Citanduy River during the last week in September was cause for some exitement It also afforded the Consultants personnel an opportunity to observe how fast the Citanduy River can rise to flood stage and conversely how quickly the level can subside Lack
of maintenance on flood gates for drainage canals was quite apparante As most of the flooding took place through flood gates which could not be closed because trash had lodged in the slides and invert of the strcshyture during low water Proper maintenance before the advent of the fall rainy season might prevent some flood damage in the futures
II PERSONNEL
A Present at last report
lo GIFFORD B ROGERS - Resident Manager
2 WALLACE J SCHOENLEBER - Civil Engineer
3 DAVID E BOGAN - Irrigation and Drainage
Engineer
4- YIN AU YEJNG - Hydrologist
5 MAX MUEHL - Chief Engineer
B Arrivals subsequent to last report
1 ROBERT GARDNER SOIL SCIETTIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Gardner will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
2 ROYDON EDWARDS AGRICULTURIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
16973 and in Banjar on 18973 Edwards will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
3 ROBERT E STRUTIE RS ECONOMIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Struthers will remain $a
a part of tho Resident Staff for a period of 16 months
4o DONALD SCOTT GEOLOGIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Scott is on a short term assignmen and will remain for a period of 7 months
5 ERIC WILL CHIEF OF PLAN1ING - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 19973 He will remain on TDY status for a period of about two months He will then
return to Denver and come back to Banjar in March 1974 for
a period of about two months
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
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100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
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20 Li J H -
40 IK
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111I I
1--
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I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
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CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
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CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
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RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
PONTHLYREPORT- No 2
Period ending 30-9-1973
I GENERAL
Two items occupied most of the attention of the Consultants during the month of September 1973 - the preparation of the two reports which were due the end of the month and the first session of the Streering Committee Both items will be discussed in detail in subse -
quent portions of this report
In our last monthly report we outlined our understanding of the proper chain of command for contract administration purposes The Steering Committee was inadvertently omitted Actually the Steering
Committee is at the level of the Directorate General of Water Resource Development but its function is advisory rather than supervisory By
article 418 of the Contract it could not be otherwise
Further with relation to administration matters we have now been supplied with a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for all official correspondence We are very grateful for this because it will eliminate much confusion and mis-sent correspondence Naturally we may have some suggestions for modification or changes but on the whole we feel that
the list will be very helpful
The high stage of the Citanduy River during the last week in September was cause for some exitement It also afforded the Consultants personnel an opportunity to observe how fast the Citanduy River can rise to flood stage and conversely how quickly the level can subside Lack
of maintenance on flood gates for drainage canals was quite apparante As most of the flooding took place through flood gates which could not be closed because trash had lodged in the slides and invert of the strcshyture during low water Proper maintenance before the advent of the fall rainy season might prevent some flood damage in the futures
II PERSONNEL
A Present at last report
lo GIFFORD B ROGERS - Resident Manager
2 WALLACE J SCHOENLEBER - Civil Engineer
3 DAVID E BOGAN - Irrigation and Drainage
Engineer
4- YIN AU YEJNG - Hydrologist
5 MAX MUEHL - Chief Engineer
B Arrivals subsequent to last report
1 ROBERT GARDNER SOIL SCIETTIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Gardner will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
2 ROYDON EDWARDS AGRICULTURIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
16973 and in Banjar on 18973 Edwards will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
3 ROBERT E STRUTIE RS ECONOMIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Struthers will remain $a
a part of tho Resident Staff for a period of 16 months
4o DONALD SCOTT GEOLOGIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Scott is on a short term assignmen and will remain for a period of 7 months
5 ERIC WILL CHIEF OF PLAN1ING - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 19973 He will remain on TDY status for a period of about two months He will then
return to Denver and come back to Banjar in March 1974 for
a period of about two months
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
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I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
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20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
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-
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-
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shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
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4v
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COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
II PERSONNEL
A Present at last report
lo GIFFORD B ROGERS - Resident Manager
2 WALLACE J SCHOENLEBER - Civil Engineer
3 DAVID E BOGAN - Irrigation and Drainage
Engineer
4- YIN AU YEJNG - Hydrologist
5 MAX MUEHL - Chief Engineer
B Arrivals subsequent to last report
1 ROBERT GARDNER SOIL SCIETTIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Gardner will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
2 ROYDON EDWARDS AGRICULTURIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
16973 and in Banjar on 18973 Edwards will remain as
a part of the Resident Staff for a period of 12 months
3 ROBERT E STRUTIE RS ECONOMIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Struthers will remain $a
a part of tho Resident Staff for a period of 16 months
4o DONALD SCOTT GEOLOGIST - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 18973 Scott is on a short term assignmen and will remain for a period of 7 months
5 ERIC WILL CHIEF OF PLAN1ING - Arrived in Jakarta on
15973 and in Banjar on 19973 He will remain on TDY status for a period of about two months He will then
return to Denver and come back to Banjar in March 1974 for
a period of about two months
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
C Departed subsequent to last report
1 MAX EMIL - Chief Engineer - Departed from Banjar on
14973 and from Jakarta on 18973 Kuehl had originally
been scheduled for two months but circumtances indicated
that it was more prudent to cut short his stay at this time
and either lengthen his subsequent visit or else extend
the time of some other technician Iehl had completed all
of his proposed investigation and the start of the rainy
season precluded any hones of any additional field trips
Dhring his two last days in Jakarta he was able to meet
with the officia~s of the power wing of the Ministry of
Public Works Mro Will accompanied Kuehl on these visits
D Scheduled to arrive ncxt month bull
ic A STEVENS - RIVER REGI12 SPECIALIST
2 HART - L U3 SP1ECIALIST
3 GLEN ROCKIELL - PRESIDENT ]CI
E Scheduled to arrive at a later date
1 M SAUNDERS - PLANNERJICHAEL
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
2 CHIJRCHIL - ENVIRON10 TALIST
Scheduled to arrive in February 1974
F Counterpart personnel and respective assignments
1 Ir Sahat TP Siagian - Counterpart Team Leader
2 Ir Yasin Umar - Civil Engineer
3 Ir Amirudin - Planning Engineer
4 Krebet Suryondadari - Planning
5 Achmad Djojoadinoto - Irrigation and Drainage
6 Ir Tossin Apandi - Ariculturist
3
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
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10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
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bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
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3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
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Zrr
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shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
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N ~ 7 7
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CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
7 Rahmat Adiwidjaya - Agriculture
8 Ir Imam Hidayat - Economist 9 Ir Yusron Z - Hydrologist
10 T Manrly Madapdap - Hydrologist 11 P Napitupulu - Civil
G Direct hire administrative personnel
1e Secretary - Nungki Samedi Widodo 2 Clerk - Sri Zoelnirama Ormar
3 Clerk - ampWpiarti 4 Typist - Et jih Suhari 5 Interpreter - Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Interpreter - Pauline Sulianti
7 Messenger - Daeiran Tapawira
H The following personnel have been assigned for service with ECI
1 Aming Mansjur - Draftsman
2 Zamzam - Draftsman
3 Mulyono - Driver
4 Warnadi - Driver
5 Hardito - Driver
6 Sumardjo - Driver
7 Sahlan - Driver
8 Maksum - Driver
9 Anda - Driver
4
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
III IMPORTANT EVENTS
A Meetins
1 Steering Committee
Our first general meeting with this committee was held on
21 September 1973 at the Banjar Branch Office of the Directorate
of River and Swampy Areas Presiding over this meeting was
Ir Y Soedaryoko Director of River and Swampy Areas and he was
ably assisted by Ir Sarbini Ronodibroto Assistant Director and
administrator of the Citanduy Project The following groups were
in attendance i
a Steering Committee
b USAID Engineering
c Engineering Consultants Inc
d PT Indah Karya
At this meeting the membem of the Steering Committee were
introduced to uz for the first time They are
a National Economic Planning Agency (BAPPENAS)
be Forestry
c Agriculture
d Planning
e Public Horkh Irrigation)
f Public Works (Electrical)
g USAID Engineering
The meeting was very wll organized and events moved smoothly
and on schedule The individual members of the Committee
expressed their views concerning the orientation of the Project
study ECI was able to acknowledge these suggestions and
recommendations and state what has been done or would be done
to comply with their wishes
5
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
ECI had the poundpportu-ity to present each of its team members
individually as well as give a brief review of accomplishments to
date One point that was particularly stressed was that the very
itight time schedule forces us~to rely heavily on presently availshy
able basic data Very littleif any results from additonal field
work will become available before the end of our contract term
Ir Sahat TPSiagian Team leader of the Counterpart Staff
presented a brief report r Angoedi Director of PTIndah
Karya spoke briefly on the subject of the more recent reports
submitted by his Company
In general we -eel that the meeting was very successfal We
look forward to the next meeting that is tentatively scheduled in
Jakarta near the end of the current year
An adjunct to the successful meeting was the delicious lunch arranged by Ir Soebandi Project Manager and his Staff and ably
served by the ECI Office Staff
2 Di-ectorate of River and Swamps
a September 17 1973 - ill Struthers Gardner and Edwards
introduced to Directorate Officials
3PT Indah Karya
a September 10 1973 - Short meeting to discuss project matters
b September 18 1973 - Short meeting to introduce Will Struthers
Gardner and Edwards
4 Institute of Hydraulic Engineering - Mr Au Yeung has been in
constant touch with this organization This cooperation with all
of our technical people has been very gratifying
5 Public Works Provincial Office in Bandung - visited by Bogan and
Schoenleber
6
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
6 Bureau of Public Nrs P eicnc Cfcc n Bandung - visited by
Bogan and ch-oeni-t^o
7 Bureau of Public Works Section Cice in Ciamis - visited by
Began and Schoenleber
8 Department of Agriculture 1ect-on C-^e in Ynis -visited
by Schoenleber
9o Public Works Regional Office in Purwolorto - visited by Began
10 Public Works Section Office in Cilacap - visited by Began
11 Public Works Section Office in Majenang - visited by Bogan
12 Department of Agriculture Experimental Station in Bogor shy
vir-ited by Gardner
13 Department of Agriculture Central Office in Jakarta - vivited
by Gardner
14 Planning Bureau in Jakarta - visited by Gardner
15 Agricultural Extension Services and Census Offices in Ciamis shy
visited by Edwards and Struthers
B Pield Trips
In spite of approaching rainy season and its accompanying
inclement weather many of the more important and sensitive positiona
of the project area have been visited by various ECI team members
Kuehl and Schoonlober hxve been principally interested in potential
dam sites diversion sites and other sites where heavy structures
may be required Bogan has concentrated on irrigation works
7
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
including diversion structures delivery canals and distribution system Sites visited to date by one or more team members include j
1e Segara Anakan 2 Cilacap Harbor
3 Kalipuoang
4 Manonjaya Reservoir
5 Ciamis Reservoir 6 Pasirangin Reservoir
7 Matenggeng Reservoir
8 Pangasinan Reservoir
9 Cikembang River Reservoir
10 Binangun Reservoir 11 Railway Bridge 1452
12 Manganti Diversion 13 Lakbok Irrigation District
C Submission to Project Manager
Our first accounting for expenditure of Rupiah funds was submitted at the end of the month The second which will cover the balance of the first three calender months will be submitted on November 1 1973 along with our bill for the payment of the second Rapiah payment as specified in Appendix E of the Contract
8
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
IVMO PROBE AA
A Vehicles and Transportation
Contrary to our statements in our first monthly report we are now experiencing some difficulties with transportation We have no serious complaints but feel that these difficulties though minor in nature should corrected before they become serious
We now have six four wheel drive vehicles composed of fourshort wheel base jeeps and two long wheel base jeeps and one Volksshywagen sedan The difficulties have been principally concerned with preventative maintenance and various repairs of the jeeps
1 One jeep has had a lea]7gas tank ever since itwas assigned to ECI This is not only a dangerous condition it is also a source of wasted mon-I- It could also conceivably be the cause of one of our technicians being standed in an isoshylated area because of lack of fuel This abnonnality was reported in mid-August and to date nothing has been done to correct it
2 Tlny of the Jeeps have shorts in the electrical system This is principally due to the fact that the dimmer switch is located on the floor and it is the drivers habit to wash the vehicle by flooding the floor with water Naturally such a practice leads ta or in the water soaked dimmer switch Either the dimmer wituh should be put on the steering column or dashboard or else the driver should be instructed to cease their habit of flooding the vehicle floor with water The short is particularly dangerous a night for when the driver depresses the dimmer switch the entire lighting system ceases to function This also been reported and to no avail
3 Windshield wipers do not function properly on some of the Jeeps0 This has also been reported
4 One jeep has faulty brakes This is not only inconvenient it is dangerous
9
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
5 Drivezsdo not report minor anomalies but allow them to continue until they become major problems
6 Vehicles are dispatched without sufficient fuel and the technician has to supply it
7 Specific vehicles are requested and others are dispatched without giving any reason For instance a long wheel base jeep is requested because a large party will make a trip and a short wheel base jeep is dispatched
B Local Hire Personnel
The hiring of Miss Pauline Sulianti as an interpreter on theclosing days of this month now completes the full retinue of officepersonnel Miss Sulianti is a very capable employee but has agreedto come to Banjar on a temporary basis and only on the conditionthat housing be provided Ie had hoped to hire male interpretersbut all of the applicants (eleven) refused to accept the job when told that they had to live in Banjar
10
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
cst of the major problems reported previously have been resolved satisfactorily We do however repeat our recommendation that stand by generators be supplied by the Directorate to take care of possible future powor outages
Drainage of the Consultants housing area is developing into a pro shyblem We recommend that the primary drainage system be completed and satisfactory discharge located
Counterpart Personnel - Now that we have the experience records of the counterpart personnel assigned to work with us it will be easier to aosign tasks within the capabilities of the individual technicians and therefore avoid future friction and misunderstanding
The lack of a satisfactory ozalid printer has been resolved We now have our own machine which we have cleaned and adjusted and it is now working properly
11
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
Va PROGRESS
A Techniral
Progress has been satisfactory Our two initial report submissions were completed on schedule Now we must concentrate on formulating the framework for the comprehensive study and the deveshylopment of the Master Plan This must be dore before viable deve lopment projects can be identified and their priority established It is planed that by the submission date for our first two recomshymended development projects we will have at least one alternate to offer for each of the recommended projects
B Administrative
Oar administrative staff innow complete and the individuals con shy
cerned are performing their duties in a satisfactory manner We have received our allotment of typewriters calculators and office furniture However the two typewriters alloted to us are not sufficient to enable us to keep up with our workload As a conseshyquence we had to purchase a third typewriter with our budget funds This accouni for the high initial rata of expenditures for supplies
and materials
The following table shows the estimated condition of our budget as of the end of this report period This shows about 101 actually spent as compared 11 of elapsed times
12
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
Budget
ITEMUIUNT
Per diem
Cables
Postage
Reproduction and Printing
Supplies and materials
Other Minor items
Administrative staff
T 0 T A L
Status - Rupiah Account
O)
Authorized Spent Remaining
12040000 1350t000 10690000
1100000 20000 1080000
1100000 10000 1090000
2000000 200000 11800000
1100000 36oo0o 40000
700000 150000 550000
6300000 320000 5980000
24340000 2410000 21930000
13
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
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COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
VI rPROGRAM
A Financial
It is estimated that by the end of Octobdr our expenditures will have reached lp 3500OOO and by the end of November Hp 4500000 Itistherefore imperative that our second installshyment for Rupiah payments be paid before the end of November
B Technical
TWjith the completion of our first two reports we now intend to devote our attention to two principal items i
1 Maintain the program of data collection
2 Work towards the development of the Master Plan outline and the identification of viable development projects
14
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
VII APPENDICES
Fig I - Manpower Strength (for end of period)
Figs 2 - Actual vs Scheduled Progress
Table 1 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals US
Table 2 - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Counterpart )
Table 2 A - Manpower Schedule - cumulative totals
Indonesian ( Direct hire )
Table 3 - Arrivals and Departures USNationals
Table 4 - Arrivals and Departures Indonesian
Table 5 - Schedule of Submissions
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
~o
COOSLTAS LAD TABEROFALYCOMART ITn
- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
20
LEGEND
0 USNATIONALS
3rd COUNTRY NATIONALS
-- -- INDONESIAN COUNTERPART
INDONESIAN DIRECT HIRE
bull
i
bull I
+ C U fhI
15
bull UU S NATIONALS bull Z (Resident T D )
10 a I bull
iN -COUNTERPART z z t0 r- 1 bull
S
J ~
I _I
t
f
E
_ _
I b- o e bull
0 0 1s1 I bull
bull rg No1MNOE STRENGT ( endbull robull
100
LEGEND
SCHEDULED
ACTUAL
PROGRESS
PROGRESS - I I
to -Ill-~i-
K
i --
F- I
i
H
I
L---4
i
20 Li J H -
40 IK
I bull
- H
111I I
1--
-j - j
I I
3 2 3 0 5 6 10 11 12 13
- PEPORT NUMBERS (sec table NoS)--shy
figure No 2- ACTUAL VS SCHEDULED PROGRESS (E nd of Report Period)
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
HOME OFF amp T DY
___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
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6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
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I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
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13
23
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10
SSU T OTALS
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112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
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RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
__ __ __
-- k SHEDULE-Sable cumulative totals in man month s AU IOAL
1 9 7 4RESIDENT STAFF AUGSEPT OCT NOV DEC 1 JAN 19751 -TOTALS
FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOVIDC JAPLACTUAL
1 ROGERS -RESMGR 100 200 I1 0ESWARTSATE-
3 BOGAN6 A -IRRIGSCOEN -SOLS 061- 053 I 127078001200
7 STRUTHES -ECON 05
1001200
6 G OAR OLS 370 12008 SAUNDERS -PLAN I itI10o
9 110 SUB TOTALS 261 770 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ __10600
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___ ___ ____
I LANGFORD -SPON 013 013
2 W IL L PLAN I- 053 20016003 AU YUNG HYD 023 123 400
STEVENS RIVERS - shy40
UR KE - ROCK - -0
6 CHURCHIL - ENVIR 200
7 H A RT -LANDUSE 150
9S SPECIALISTS AS ROD 400
9 00 SUB TOTALS 036 189 THIRDCOUNTRYNT i 3250
I K U EHL -CE 019 079 2 25
UBTOTALS 01 1079 - I 250
311 6 14100
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
tk1 k
4v
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- i~p- - -- -
i
CITA1mtV RIVER - FLOOD STAGE AT PATARUMW
~kK
CITANDU RIVER - HIGH WATER AT PATARWIAJ
r4r
lj4j
14
ti AftTAhTJS ATINtiALw 01 COUNTEAT TEAMjUpj
TYICAL WEAflCB2 STATION
Alf
LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
vi-
RIDGECOSSING MAONJAYA DAM SITE
I 2
5
table
IN DON E SIAN
COU N T ERTE RPAR T
IRHAJ TEAM-L ADER IRYASIN -CE
IRAMIRUDIN -PLAN
IRTgSSiN -AGRI I MN _-ECO _M -
ILYIJSRDO E-MlYDROL
No2_ MANPOWER
1 973
ALG 15EPTE OCT-V I DEC
10 2Q 19 200
9JS is
- 0 - 0
D23 123
SCHEDULE
JAN FE2 MAR
cumlative otals
1 7s
AFM MAY JLNC- PLY AUG
in nriorE|
SEPT IOCT IVlJy DEC
i
JAN
-
TTQTAL3
__TU tfCT
1800 161600
10
12-o
10
12
SU 8 TOTALS 128 778 -000
ASST COUNTERPART
t KREBET -PLAN 00
2 HAPITUPULU - C E Q06
NAPD AP - HYD-00 O (W6
--AHlMAD 0W - IRRIO -
_ OR_ TNANUIG-C1[ -
200
tO6
LDo
60 -
1DO
10H0
140_0
160
_5JA AD _-S01LS
ADJW0JAJA - MAL -
-
13
23
- 20
12M)
10
SSU T OTALS
TOTAL S
112
39-
516 -iIL
I 1_ 9 300 P
table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
c~ L
CULTURAL PRACTICES THAT COVTRIBTE TO HEAVy EROSION PROBL I
- - ~
-
Zrr
-
qL
shy shy ~~ol - _- i -- -
CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
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table No2A MAN PGEiR SCHEDUL E - uMu7tiM attos in man months INDONESIAN
0 I R E C T H I R E shy
1 NUNGKI SW- SECR
2 SRI Z OEMAR- CLERK
3 SU PIARTI - CLERK
4 ETJIH SUHARI- TYPIST
5 DJOELIANDI - INTER
amp - INTER
7 DASIRAN - MESS
10
12 B TOTAL SUS
MISC SUPPORT
DRAFTSMEN
2 MESSENGER
3 DRIVERS
4 CUSTODIANS
6
S U 8 TOTALS
TOTA L 5
AUG
062
Q62
a29
013
-
-
166
400
200
400
400
1400
1566
1973
SEPT OCT
162
162
129
113
04
100
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR 4AY
1974
JUE JULY AUG SPt OCT NOV DEC
1975 TOTALS
JAN ACTUAL- -TpAM
1
1100
110
1200
11-00
I- 00
160
3
760 12600
600
200
1500 4
zoo a
2500 I I 32601
Not soecified in contra et
TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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LAK3OK U[i DIVERSION STRUCTURE
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TABLE NO 3 - ARRIVALS AND MARURES
A US NATIONALS
N A 4 E POSITION
1 LANGFORD CM Project Sponsor
2 ROGERS GE Resident Manager 3 SCHOENLEBER WJ Civil Engineer
4 BOGAN DE Irrig Eng
5 AU-YEUNO Hydrologist
6 WILL ERIC Chief Planner
7 EDWARDS RE Agriculturist
8 STRUTHERS RE Ag Economics
9 GARDNER RA Soil Scientist
10 SCOTT DP Geologist
B TnHIRD OTy NATIONALS
I A M E POSITION
1 RUEHL MK Chief Eng
ARRIVED EPARTED
23-7-73 4-8-73
30-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
12-8-73 shy
25-8-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
16-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 shy
15-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
26-8-73 18-9-73
TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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- - ~
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CONSULTAIT AT FIELD OFFICE
N ~ 7 7
144
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TABLE NO 4 - ARRIVALS AND DEPAMURES
A INDONESIAN - COUNTERPART
N A M E
l Sahat TP Siagian
2 Yasin Umar K
3 Amirudin
4 Tossin
5 Imam Hidayat
6 Yusron Lubis
Bo INDOMSLN - COUNERPART ASSISTANTS
POSITION
Team Leader
Civil Engineer
Plan Engineer
Agriculturist
Economist
Hydrologist
ARRIVED DEPARTED
25-7-73 shy
1-8-73 shy
15-8-73 shy
17-9-73 shy
19-9-73 shy25-8-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
1-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
12-9-73 shy
24-9-73 shy
24-9-73 -
ARRIVED DEPARTED
13-8-73 shy
13-8-73 shy
23-8-73 shy
29-8-73 shy
3-9-73 shy
28-9-73 shy
1-9-73 -
N A M E
I Krebet Suryondadari
2 P Napitupulu
3 T Maruly Nadapdap
4 Achmad Djojoadinoto
5 E Sumardi AS
6 Rahmat Adiwidjaya
C INDOITeSIAN - DIRECT HIRE
N A ME
1 Nungki SW
2 Sri Z Oemar
3 Supiarti
4 Etjih Suhari
5 Sylvia Djoeliandi
6 Pauline Sulianti
7 Dasiran Tapawira
POSITION
Planner
Civil
Hydrologist
Irr amp Drain
Soil amp Rec
Agriculture
POSITION
Secretary
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Interpreter
Interpreter
Messenger
REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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- - ~
-
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N ~ 7 7
144
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r4r
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REPORT CONTRACT NO PARAGRAPH SUBJECT DUE DATE MONTHS
is 2 3 I Mapping requirements Submitted 2
2 2 3 2 Basic data collection Submitted 2
3 2 5 1 18t Priority Project Evaluation 30 Nov 1973 4
4 2 5 1 2nd Priority Project Evaluation 31 Dec 1973 5
5 2 5 I Ist Feasibility Study 31 May 1974 10
(Draft form)
2n d6 2 5 1 Feasibility Study (Draft) 30 Jun 1974 11
7 2 5 1 It Feasibility Study (Final) 31 Aug 1974 13
8 2 5 1 2n d Feasibility Study (Final) 30 Sept 1974 14
9 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
and
10 2 4 Master Plan (Draft) 15 Oct 1974 145
11 2 3 Comprehensive Study (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
and
12 2 4 Master Plan (Final) 31 Jan 1975 18
13 2 6 4 Completion Report 31 Jan 1974 18
VIIi PROJICT PHOTOS
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