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RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN
FOR COMPREHENSIVE WATER SUPPLY SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS TO
VIZIANAGARAM MUNICIPALITY.
ANDHRA PRADESH MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Vizianagaram Municipality
April, 2013.
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CONTENTS
S.No. Description Page No.
1 Abbreviations 3
2 Executive Summary 4
3 Introduction 5
4 Social Impact Assessment 8
5 Land Acquisition Procedure 13
6 Implementation Arrangements and Budget 16
7 Annexure - I 19
8 Annexure - II 39
9 Annexure - III 43
10 Council Resolution 47
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ABBREVIATIONS
APMDP Andhra Pradesh Municipal Development Corporation
APRRP Andhra Pradesh Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy
BPL Below Poverty Line
CDMA Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration
DEE Deputy Executive Engineer
EE Executive Engineer
ELSR Elevated Level Service Reservoir
ESMC Environmental and Social Management Committee
FGD Focused Group Discussions
IRS Income Restoration Schemes
LA Land Acquisition
LAO Land Acquisition Officer
M&E Monitoring and Evaluation
MDO Mandal Development Officer
MSU Municipal Strengthening Unit
NGO Non Government Organization
PAPs Project Affected Persons
PD Project Director
R & R Resettlement and Rehabilitation
RAP Resettlement Action Plan
RDO Revenue Divisional Officer
RoW Right of Way
S&E Social and Environmental
SC Scheduled Caste
ST Scheduled Tribe
WTP Water Treatment Plant
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This Resettlement Action Plan has been prepared for Comprehensive Water Supply
Service Improvement to Vizianagaram Municipality taken up under APMDP with World Bank
assistance. Main objective of this RAP is to mitigate the negative impacts due to this Sub-
Project. This RAP covers project information and its impacts, R&R Policy frame work,
Stakeholder’s meeting details, R&R entitlements, implementation arrangements, budget,
Grievance Redressal Mechanism and synchronization of R&R and civil works.
Comprehensive Water Supply Service Improvement to Vizianagaram Municipality is
formulated to augment water supply by construction of infiltration galleries at Madhupada on
river Gosthani and strengthening of distribution system by construction of ELSRs and
remodeling of distribution system.
In order to ensure participation of citizens in project preparation, to improve public
awareness of development objectives of the projects and to promote project acceptability and
transparency, Stakeholders meeting was conducted on 31-12-2011 where details of the project
were explained and suggestions of participants were sought for wider acceptability of the
proposal.
The components of this sub-project have been so finalized that negative impacts are
avoided as far as possible. The negative impacts are limited to 1.54 acres of land acquisition
from 40 land owners for laying of approach road to infiltration wells at Madhupada. No other
negative impacts due to this sub-project have been assessed. This project will follow consent
award and if this fails , normal course of land acquisition under LA Act, 1894 will be followed.
Implementation of RAP will be done by the Commissioner, Vizianagaram Municipality . The
RAP along with the budget for the same will be approved by Vizianagaram Municipality. The
R&R implementation schedule has been synchronized with construction schedule. It will be
ensured that compensation for the farmers is paid before the commencement of respective
civil work. The concurrent monitoring will be done by NGO. The tentative budget for this RAP
works out to Rs. 37 lakhs. The budget provides for land acquisition and other necessary
activities for implementing the RAP.
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INTRODUCTION
1.1 Andhra Pradesh Municipal Development Project (APMDP) is a US$ 350 MILLION project
being implemented by Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) with support from World Bank .
The Project is aimed at improving urban services in select ULBs mainly in water supply and
sewerage sectors. The project will also support improvements in the financial, technical, and
management capacities of all ULBs of Andhra Pradesh through technical assistance to sustain
the infrastructures being created.
1.2 This sub-project for Vizianagaram Municipality is one of the water supply service
improvement projects taken up under Andhra Pradesh municipal Development Project (APMDP).
This sub-project is formulated to improve water supply service by augmenting the water supply
through infiltration galleries and strengthening of distribution system.
This Sub-project is divided in to the following 3 Packages.
Package I:
Salient components of this package are:
Replacement of Centrifugal Pump sets
Replacement of Submersible Pump sets
Construction of Pump House at Nellimarla head water works.
Supply, Delivery & Erection of Generators.
Construction of Water Bound Macadam (WBM) service road from Ramatheerthalu
Water Works to Master Pump House for a length of 2.20 Km.
Construction of Infiltration well with 6 m Dia in Gostani River at Madhupada Head
Water works - 1 No.
Construction of Infiltration galleries of 60 m length in Gostani River at Madhupada
Head Water works - 5 Nos
Repairs to Infiltration Wells 2, 3, 5, 6 &8 in Gosthani River (5No.s)
Construction of Water Bound Macadam (WBM) service road approach to Madhupada
Head Water Works for a length of 0.70 Km.
Construction of Water Bound Macadam (WBM) service road near infiltration wells for
a length of 2.00 Km at Madhupada
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Package II(a): Remodeling of Distribution System in the Town.
Salient components of this package are:
Construction of 500 KL capacity ELSR at Vyasanarayanametta in Zone –I.
Construction / completion of balance work above existing columns of uncompleted
ELSR of 500 KL capacity at Phoolbagh (Uncompleted) in Zone – I.
Remodelling of Existing Distribution network In Zones I to IV (4 Zones)
Providing DI-K7 Pumping main from Phoolbagh junction to Vyasanarayanametta
ELSR
Package II(b): Installation and maintenance of water meters.
This package comprises of procurement of bulk meters and domestic meters and fixing at
suitable locations and maintenance for specified period.
OBJECTIVES OF THE RAP:
1.3 Minimisation of negative social impacts has been considered while finalising the
components of this sub-project which resulted in avoiding any impacts within the town. However,
acquisition of 1.15 acres of private land and 0.39 acres of D-patta land at Madhupada Head
Works from 40 land owners is required for construction of approach road. Mitigation of the
adverse social impacts due to land acquisition needs assessment of the impacts, estimation of
the compensation , methodology and schedule for payment of compensation and establishment
of institutional mechanism for grievance redressal. This RAP is prepared to propose and
implement these mitigation measures.
The objectives of this RAP are summarised as follows:
Assessment of impacts of the sub -project
Identification of PAPs by type and extent of loss.
Establish baseline data of the PAPs.
Propose compensation as per the policy frame work.
Estimation of compensation and R & R assistance for the PAPs.
Outline Institutional Mechanism for implementation and Grievance Redressal.
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STAKEHOLDERS’ CONSULTATION:
1.4 In order to ensure participation of citizens in project preparation, to improve public
awareness of development objectives of the projects and to promote project acceptability and
transparency, Stakeholders meeting was conducted on 31-12-2011 where details of the project
were explained and suggestions of participants were sought for wider acceptability of the
proposal. Proceedings of the meeting are provided as Annexure- I. The suggestions received
during the meeting and the replies are summarized below.
Suggestion/Opinion Reply/Integration in DPR
It is suggested that the project shall be
designed keeping in view of raid growth of
population in Vizianagaram Municipality.
The decadal population growth is considered
for arriving at the projected prospective and
ultimate populations.
Gosthani and other sources need to be
revaluated at every 2 years for source
reliability.
This aspect which is not in the scope of this
DPR need to be taken up by the ULB.
Existing HSC are very less and more houses
need to be provided with HSCs.
New HSCs are provided in the sub-project.
New ELSR shall be provided for Kotha
Agraharam.
Storage requirements of Kotha Agraharam are
considered as Zone II in DPR.
Policy Legal And Administrative Framework:
1.5 Project will be governed by,
R&R Policy of Andhra Pradesh (Irrigation Sector), 2005
National R&R Policy 2007
World Bank Operational Policy 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement
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SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Assessment Of Impacts:
2.1 While formulating the subproject, various efforts have been made to minimize
resettlement. During planning and designing, attempt has been made to restrict the construction
works within the vacant ULB lands and RoW of Government/ ULB land. Due to these efforts,
impacts are limited to acquisition of 1.54 acres of land at Madhupada Head Works from 40
farmers.
2.2 The impacts are ascertained for each component of the project based on the proposed
site of construction /alignment. Necessity of land acquisition, Impacts on public/ private
properties, necessity for temporary relocation of roadside kiosks on RoW and disturbance to
business have been ascertained for each component of the sub-project. The details of proposed
investment components and the potential impacts of those components are described below.
Component wise Impacts:
2.3 The salient components of the sub-project and their impacts are tabulated below
package wise.
Package –I
Component Land Requirement and IR Impact.
Land Ownership Remarks
Infiltration well in
Gosthani River at
Madhupada Head
water works.
29 Sq.m.
No Impact.
River Bed Infiltration well will be
constructed in the river
bed at the existing head
water works.
Infiltration Galleries
in Gosthani River at
Madhupada Head
water works.
960 Sq.m.
No Impact.
River Bed Infiltration galleries will
be constructed in the river
bed at the existing head
water works.
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Component Land Requirement and IR Impact.
Land Ownership Remarks
WBM Approach
Road to
Madhupada head
water works(0.7
km)
4900 sq.m.
No Impact.
ULB The proposed vacant site
belongs to ULB
WBM Service
Road near
infiltration wells at
Madhupada head
water works
(2.0 km)
2.88 Acres.
(11654 sq.m.)
1.34 Acres of Govt.
land.
1.15 Acres of private
land.
0.39 Acres of D-patta
land.
LA is required for 1.54
acres.
WBM Service
Road from
Ramatheerthalu
water works to
Master pump house
(2.20 km).
15400 sq.m
No Impact.
ULB The proposed vacant site
belongs to ULB
Pump house at
Nellimarla head
water works
84 sq.m.
No Impact.
ULB Pump house is proposed at
the existing head water
works in the vacant ULB
land.
Package –II(a)
Component Land Requirement and IR Impact.
Land Ownership
Remarks
500 KL ELSR at
Vyasanarayana Metta.
250 sq.m. ULB The proposed vacant
land belongs to GMC.
DI pumping main from
Phoo;bagh junction to
No Impact. ULB Proposed in the RoW .
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Component Land Requirement and IR Impact.
Land Ownership
Remarks
Vyasanarayan metta ELSR
Distribution Lines. No impact Pipelines are
proposed along
the RoW of
Municipal Roads.
The pipe lines are
proposed on RoW of
the major and minor
roads in the city.
No encroachments on
RoW along the
proposed lines have
been assessed.
Package –II(b):
Component Land Requirement and IR Impact.
Land Ownership Remarks
Water Meters No Impact ----- Water Meters will be
fixed on Clear water
Mains and Distribution
lines.
Total Land Requirement = 33277 sq.m.
Out of this, 1.15 acres of private land and 0.39 acres of D-patta land need to be acquired and 1.34
acres of Govt. Land need to be alienated from Revenue Dept. for WBM approach road to infiltration
wells at Madhupada head water works.
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Positive Benefits Due to The Sub-Project:
2.4 Not withstanding of the few above mentioned advese imapcts,the prosoed proejct will have
positive impacts in the form of :
reduction in water shortage
increased access to potable water
reduction in waterborne diseases
time saving for the residents
job opportunity in the Project
scope for improving quality of life
exposure to awareness programmes and hence updating knowledge.
Summary of Impacts:
2.5 The tentative number of affected persons under the assessed categories of impacts are summarized below.
S.No. Impact Category Tentative Number of affected persons.
1 Acquisition of 1.15 Acres of private agricultural land
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2 Acquisition of 0.39 Acres of D-patta land
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The alignment of proposed road passes through the private and D-patta land belonging to 40
persons. The extent of land required from each person is very small ranging from 0.01 to 0.09 acres. The
extent of land acquired in most of the cases is either 0.01 acres or 0.02 acres out of their total land
holding. Hence the impact is very minimal.
The list of land owners along with Socio-economic details are provided as Annexure –III.
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Entltlements:
2.6 The only assessed impact due to the sub- project is acquisition of 1.54 acres of land from
40 land owners. The entitlements are as follows.
S.No. Impact Category Tentative Number of affected persons.
Entitlements
1 Acquisition of 1.15 Acres of private agricultural land
34 Compensation as per LA act through consent award.
2 Acquisition of 0.39 Acres of D-patta
land.
6 Compensation as per LA act
1.
3 Ex-gratia for linear acquisition 40 Rs.20,000.00 per farmer.
4 Kiosk/ Roadside Vendor on RoW requiring shifting.
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NIL Shifting Allowance of Rs.2000 and Transitional Allowance of Rs.3000.
5 Temporary Disturbance to Business/ Restriction of access for encroachers on RoW.
#
NIL
Disturbance allowance of Rs 3000.
# No impacts have been assessed in this category. Provided in the RAP for additional
impacts in this category, if any, identified during execution. These amounts shall be adjusted @
10% at the beginning of each financial year.
1 Compensation for D-Patta land will be paid as per the relevant Government Orders in force.
(As per G.O. Ms. No.1307, Dt.23.12.1993, the assignees will not be entitled for interest or
additional market value under the land Acquisition Act.)
Note: The Government land in the alignment of proposed road is free from encumbrances.
However, some adjoining farmers have extended their plantation in to the Government land
along the border. Compensation for these orchards will be paid as per the valuation of
Horticulture/ forest Department.
Compensation for trees and standing crops will be paid as per the methodology prescribed in
relevant Government Orders (G.O. Ms. No 357, Dt.22.03.2013, Revenue-LA Dept.) For short
duration crops, farmer can harvest the standing crop and deliver the vacant land.
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LAND ACQUISITION PROCEDURE
3.1 The proposed approach road at Madhupada head water works passes through the
private land belonging to 45 persons at Madhupada head water works. The list of land owners
and the extent of land acquisition from each owner are provided as Annexure –II. As could be
seen from the table, the extent of land required from each land owner is very small ranging from
0.01 to 0.09 Acres. A total of 1.54 acres of land will be acquired.
LAND ACQUISITION PROCESS PLAN
3.2 Land acquisition process plan for the proposed project has been prepared with the help
of revenue maps and alignment plan of the proposed road. Steps followed in the preparation of
LA plan are
Collect photocopies of Village Revenue Maps from the Revenue Department
Collect alignment plan of the proposed road
Superimpose alignment plan of the proposed road on Village Revenue Maps
Verify each plot under question in the field
Delineate and estimate the exact area to be acquired where LA is proposed
Delineate the road boundary with coordinates of land-record maps in the field
Collect land ownership details from the concerned Mandal Office
Joint inspection of the land by LAO and representative of the ULB.
Preparation of LA Plan up to the requirement of 6(1) notification under LA Act,
Submission of LA Plan to LAO.
CONSENT AWARD
3.3 In order to meet replacement value of lost land and assets, consent award process will
be followed as per AP negotiation rules 1992. Consent award not only ensures market value at
replacement cost (mutually agreed price), but also it reduces expeditious steps of LA and number
of court cases. The negotiation committee begins negotiation with a base price (market value
along with solatium and interest ). If the market values are more than one year old at the time of
negotiations, these will be updated for inflation to bring the price to the current level. If rate
offered by the committee is not acceptable to PAPs, the collector can enhance the rate by 50%
and State Government by any percentage (generally up to 100% of offered rate). If consent
award fails, normal course of LA will be followed. Consent award will be considered failed only
when the land owners do not agree even for enhancement of offered rate by 50 %.
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STATUS OF LAND ACQUISITION
3.4 The exact extent of land to be acquired from each land owner has been identified with
respective survey numbers. Accordingly LA plans are prepared and LA proposals have been
submitted to LAO. The 4(1) notification will be published by 30th April,2013.. Similarly declaration
under section 6(1) is expected to be published in August, 2013. Payment of compensation is
expected to be completed by October,2013. (Table 3.1).The normal land acquisition process will
be followed and the use of urgency/emergency clause on section 17 (1) will be avoided to enable
the land owners to submit their concerns and seek clarifications under section 5-A enquiry,
before proceeding with land acquisition process and fixing of compensation.
Table 3.1: LA Plan Schedule
S. No. Activity Timeline
1 Publication of notification under section 4(1) of
the LA Act – intention to acquire land
30th April,2013.
2 Receipt of objections. May,2013.
3 Hearing of objection - Section 5-A Enquiry. June, 2013
4 Publication of notification under section 6(1) –
declaration of acquisition
August, 2013.
5 Passing of consent award
September,2013.
6 Payment of compensation to PAPs and
possession of land.
October, 2013.
CONSULTATIONS WITH THE AFFECTED FARMERS:
3.5 A consultation meeting with the farmers was held on 09.01.2013 at Madhupada village in
the presence of Revenue, Forest and Horticulture officials. The farmers were explained about the
sub-project and necessity of land acquisition for the proposed approach road. Officials have
explained about the compensation for land and trees in the identified stretch of land. Villagers
have expressed their opinions and suggestions and have stated that they have no objection for
laying the proposed road. The proceedings of the meeting are provided as Annexure –III. The
Grievances expressed by the villagers and replies for the same are summarized below.
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Replies to the Suggestions/ Grievances of the villagers:
Suggestion/ Grievance.
Reply.
Laying of road through Polamma Temple to 10th
well and to allow access to public for the road
without obstructions.
There is no objection to the Municipality to
allow public of the village to use the road.
However, the access of the road is at the
discretion of the Municipal Commissioner as
per the prevailing conditions.
Provision of permanent reservoir or at least one
pipeline to their village.
There is protected water supply scheme being
maintained by RWS Department. One tap is
connected from HWW connecting main to the
village for general usage. However, another
Public Stand post will be given at the other end
of the village as per the request of villagers.
Name of the village shall be written on the
reservoir.
Name of the village i.e. Madhupada was
already written on the building of Head Water
Works as per the request of the villagers.
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IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS AND BUDGET
Implementation Of RAP:
4.1 The RAP with necessary budget for implementation will be approved by the ULB
and will be implemented by the ULB in coordination with Revenue Department.
Following steps will be taken for effective implementation of RAP.
The exact land to be acquired will be identified as per the alignment of the proposed
road.
List of affected land owners at Madhupada will be prepared by ULB in consultation with
Revenue Department.
Joint inspection of the land by LAO and representative of the ULB.
Preparation of LA Plan up to the requirement of 6(1) notification under LA Act,
Submission of LA Plan to LAO.
Consultative meeting with the farmers.
Land acquisition process will be carried out in co-ordination with Revenue Department in
consent award method. Valuation of trees will be done by the Forest and Horticulture
Department.
Payment of compensation to the land owners
The payment of land acquisition compensation will be certified by the Municipal
Commissioner.
The land will be handed over for construction of road only after payment of
compensation. Necessary provisions will be made in the agreement to ensure this.
Additional Impacts During the Implementation of Sub-Project:
4.2 During the implementation, if any additional impacts are encountered in addition to those
described in this RAP, they will be promptly addressed through additional measures in
line with the policy provisions. The contractor will communicate promptly to bring to the
notice of S&E officer about any additional impacts that he may encounter during the
execution of works and these will be mitigated promptly. The S&E Officer of the ULB is
responsible for initiating the process for addressing the additional impacts and the
supplementary plans will be processed in a similar manner by which this RAP is prepared
and approved. The S&E officer will provide a confirmation to MSU , APMDP once in
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quarter during the construction period about the details of new impacts encounter and
measures taken to deal with those impacts or confirm that no impacts were encountered.
Synchronization of R&R and Construction Schedule:
4.3 Synchronization of Construction schedule and the corresponding R&R activities will be as
follows.
Construction Schedule R&R Activities
Award of / signing the contract Approval and Disclosure of RAP and setting up of Grievance Redressal Mechanism.
Handing over of site for the proposed road at Madhupada to the contractor.
Payment of compensation to affected land owners.
Grievance Redressal Mechanism:
4.4 The grievances can be registered at the complaint cell established at the ULB. The Complaint
Cell would forward the grievance to the S&E officer who will forward the grievance to the
Revenue Officer and the NGO/ Community representative in the ESMC ( Environmental and
Social Management Committee) for redressal. The Complaint Cell will also act as a Public
Information Centre, where the grievances of the community will be registered and other
information with regard to the project, the sub-projects, social and environmental safeguards will
be provided. The grievances can pertain to any social and/or environmental issues triggered by
sub-projects under the APMD Project. A District Urban Grievance Redress Body will be
established for redressing the grievances that couldnot be solved by Grievance Redress Officer
at ULB level This body will consist of 4 to 5 eminent citizens in the District and are from diverse
backgrounds such as, education, health and sanitation, urban infrastructure, civic affairs, etc. In
an advisory capacity, it will facilitate and suggest suitable action to redress the grievances of the
community/public. At the State level a State Urban Grievance Redressal Body will be established
along similar lines. If the grivance redress officer cannot redress the grievance within a specified
time period, the grievance would be forwarded to the ESMC and further to the District Urban
Grievance Redressal Body constituted at the District level. The grievances that cannot be
redressed at the District level would be referred to the State Urban Grievance Redressal Body.
Each of these authorities can be approached directly for grievance redress by the aggrieved
person/party.
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Public Disclosure:
4.5 The RAP in English and Summary in Telugu will be placed at public places and gthe web sites
of Munciplaity and CDMA for the benefit of all concerned . The public disclosure places, at the
minimum, include the following:
Offices and libraries of the project area (Commissioner office and Municipal libraries)
District Collectorate
Departmental websites.
Monitoring and Reporting:
4.6 A report on payment of assistance will be sent to MSU- APMDP once the payments are
completed along with the certification of payments. In addition, quarterly Confirmation Note will
be sent indicating the details of additional impacts or otherwise, throughout the
construction period
Tentative Budget estimate for RAP:
4.7 The Budget is indicative of outlays for different expenditure categories. The costs may be
up dated due to change in the project designs/alignment and additional impacts. Any additional
funds required for implementation of RAP will be provided by the ULB.
S.No. Item No. X Rate Amount (in Rs.)
1. Compensation for Land and Trees.
20,00,000
2 Ex-gratia for linear acquisition
40 X 20000 8,00,000
3 Publishing and other expenses.
5,00,000
4 NGO for implementation and Monitoring.
2,00,000
5 Contingencies 2,00,000
TOTAL 37,00,000-00
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Mr, P.Venugopal Rao, E.E, Vizianagaram in his opening
remarks mentioned that this project is funded by World Bank
in the proportion of 70% as grant, 10% as ULB share and
20% as Loan born by ULB. He also expressed that Existing
scenario of water supply system and this scheme is taken up
to met the water requirement of Vizianagaram city for the
year 2041
ANNEXURE – I.
STAKE HOLDERS MEETING ON COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING OF WATER SUPPLY
SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS IN VIZIANAGARAM MUNICIPALITY
Date: December 31st ,2011 Time:4.00 P.M
Venue: Municipal Council Hall, Vizianagaram
Hon`ble M.P Mrs. Bothsa Jhanshi Lakshmi, Mr. Gopalkrishna
Reddy, S.E PH Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation and
Mr.S.Govindhaswamy, Municipal Commissioner Vizianagaram
& inaugurated and chaired the session and he has given a
brief introduction to the present project of “Comprehensive
Planning of Water Supply Service Improvements in
Vizianagaram”.
Discussions & suggestions called for:
Mr.T. Bhaskara Rao, Principal Adviser, Voyants Solutions Pvt.
Ltd presented the detailed project and concept plan to the
members attended to the consultation meeting. He gave a
power point presentation on immediate term & medium term
interventions to be taken up under the present water supply
improvement scheme in Vizianagaram
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Hon `ble. MP. Botsa Jhansi Lakshmi expressed
that this scheme is taken up to met the water requirement
of Vizianagaram city for the year 2041. A Tunnel of 1 KM
has to be dug which needed Archeological survey of
India`s clearance. The clearance will be given as t-it has
to be dug 300 mts away from the Archeological site
where there are some monuments nearby. She suggested
this project to be design keeping view of rapid growth of
population in Vizianagaram by using modern technology
and mentioned that this project is funded by World Bank in
the proportion of 70% as grant, 10% as ULB share and 20%
as Loan born by ULB.
Sri B. Babji,member, Loksatta party expressed
that the Hydrology report was furnished only in the morning
at 11 AM and not earlier for his comments. He stated that
1995 report states, that Gosthani and other sources need to
be reevaluated at every 2 years for source reliability.
Mr. Reddy Sankara Rao, CPM Party member
expressed that there are only 17000 Houses are connected
with Service connections whereas 26000 households are not
connected, there is no supply connections to poor people.
They should also be connected.
Mr. Lenka Ram Mohan Rao, Ex. Vice Chair Person
expressed that it is a good initiative to take up project like
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water supply improvement in the Vizianagaram and he
added water deficit at Kotha Agharam suggested to propose
new ELSR.
Mr. L.Shiva Rama Rao, Member, Loksatta Party
expressed project should be design keeping view of Rainfall
and existing ground water level.
Mr.B.Shiva Prasad Rao, B.J.P expressed that facing
the problem with thotapalli due to improper construction.
Hence the present project should properly designed .
Mr. R. Gopal Krishna Reddy, S.E, PH clarified that
quality will be enforced through Third party Quality
Assurance Agency. and also internal departmental Quality
control unit.
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:
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Press Clips:
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ANNEXURE – II
Consultation Meeting with the Farmers at Madhupada held on 09.02.2013 at Madhupada.
The Municipal Commissioner, Vizianagaram
Municipality has explained about land
acquisition for formation of road at
Madhupada Head water works and also
explained about the compensation payable
to farmers, which the amount had to be
sanctioned from Government as per norms.
M.R.O., Gantyada has explained in detail
about payment of compensation, for the land
affected beneficiaries.
The Deputy Range Officer, Forest
Department has explained about payment of
compensation regarding loss of trees as per
Government norms.
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The Horticulture Officer has appraised the
public that the payment of compensation in
respect of loss of fruit bearing trees etc., as
per Government norms.
Villagers expressing their opinions.
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ANNEXURE- III
VIZIANAGARM MUNICIPALITY
SOCIO-ECONMIC DETAILS OF FARMERS AT MADHUPADA.
Private land owners.
S.No. Name of the Farmer. Social
Category.
Annual Income
(Rs.)
Whether BPL
No. of Family
Members.
Area of land
being acquired.
(Acres)
Number and Nature of
Trees in the land.
Total Area
of land
owned by the farmer
Period of ownership
of the land.
Ration Card / Aadhaar Card
Number.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 Modi Ramayyamma W/o Krishna
BC- D 22000 Yes 2 0.04 - 0.18 40 Years WAP
022900200247
2 Kilaparthi Satyarao S/o Demudu
BC- D 25000 Yes 4 0.021/2 - 0.14 do WAP
0229002A0071
3 Kilaparthi Venkataswamy S/o Sannibabu
BC- D 24000 Yes 2 0.02 - 0.11 do WAP
0229002A0015
4 Gogada Venkata Ramana S/o Swamy naidu
BC- D 20000 Yes 4 0.02 - 0.06 do Not Avalilable
5 Jagarapu Devudu S/o Appadu
BC- D 22000 Yes 5 0.03/4 Teku - 01 0.25 do Not Avalilable
6 Darapureddy Suribabu S/o Tata
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.011/4 Teku - 01 0.35 do WAP
022900200334
7 Darapureddy Satyavathi W/o Verrinaidu
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.04 Teku - 01 0.24 do WAP
022900200307
8 Tentu Krishnamma W/o Suribabu
BC- D 24000 Yes 2 0.01 - 0.04 do Not Avalilable
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9 Darapureddy Apparao S/o Kannayya
BC- D 22000 Yes 4 0.01 - 0.04 do WAP
022900200361
10 Kilaparthi Narayanappadu S/o Apparao
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.033/4 - 0.14 do WAP
0229002A0075
11 Darpureddy Mutyalanaidu S/o Tata
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.02 Teku - 07 0.05 do WAP
022900200300
12 Merapureddy Srinu S/o Demudu
BC- D 28000 Yes 4 0.02 - 0.07 do Not Avalilable
13 Chinnatamatapu Ramu S/o Kannamnaidu
BC- D 22000 Yes 4 0.02 - 0.06 do WAP
022900200287
14 Kilaparthi Sriramamurthy S/o Apparao
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.03/4 - 0.03 do WAP
022900200307
15 Kilaparthi Satyarao S/o Demudu
BC- D 24000 Yes 4 0.01/2 Teku - 10 0.01 do WAP
0229002A0071
16 Jagarapu Sanyasasppadu S/o Ramu
BC- D 24000 Yes 3 0.01/2 - 0.01 do Not Avalilable
17 Chinnatamatapu Chalamnaidu S/o Kannamnaidu
BC- D 22000 Yes 5 0.041/2 Pasi - 02 Tati - 03
Kaku - 02 0.25 do
WAP 0229002A0022
18 Ch.V.Prasadrao BC- D 32000 Yes 4 0.02 - 0.70 5 Year Not Avalilable
19 Killaparthi Apparao S/o Narayanarao
BC- D 19000 Yes 4 0.06 Pasi - 02 Tati - 03
0.31 40 Years WAP
0229002A0123
20 Chinatamatapu Sanyasamma W/o Demudu
BC- D 18000 Yes 3 0.01/2 - 0.01 do RAP 022900201668
21 Leesapu Suribabu S/o Sannibabu
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.01/2 - 0.01 do WAP
022900200A088
22 Darapureedy Ramu S/o Sannibabu
BC- D 22000 Yes 2 0.11 Teku - 10
kobbari - 01 0.38 do
WAP 022900200422
23 Darapureddy Suribabu S/o Chintalu
BC - D 24000 Yes 3 0.08 Teku - 16 0.65 do WAP
022900200397
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24 Sabbavarapu Sannyasamma W/o Sannybabu
BC- D 19000 Yes 3 0.041/2 Tati - 12 Teku - 07
0.38 do WAP
0229002A0096
25 Kasireedy Mutyalam W/o Ramu
BC- D 22000 Yes 4 0.04 Teku - 30 0.11 do WAP
0229002001060
26 Kasireedy Trinadha S/o Demudu
BC- D 22000 Yes 4 0.04 - 0.12 do WAP
022900200162
27 Darapureddy Mutyala Naidu S/o Tata
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.06 Teku - 10 Neelagiri -
02 0.22 do
WAP 022900200300
28 Kortana Satyam S/o Krishna
BC- D 18000 Yes - 0.041/2 - 0.32 do WAP
022900200221
29 Reddy Paidinaidu S/o Paidianna
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.06 - 0.22 do WAP
0229002A0032
30 Reddy Paidianna S/o Satyamnaidu
BC- D 18000 Yes 1 0.04 - 0.11 do WAP
022900200448
31 Modi Yerramma W/o Satyam
BC- D 28000 Yes 3 0.08
Teku - 06 Mulag - 01
Seethapalam - 01
Tati - 01
0.08 do Not Avalilable
32 Kasireddy Sannsamma W/o Ramu
BC- D 19000 Yes 3 0.04 - 0.05 do WAP
022900200162
33 Reddy Narayanamurthy S/o Appalanaidu
BC- D 19000 Yes 5 0.03 - 0.03 do WAP
0229002A0038
34 Reddy Appalasurinarayana S/o Narayanamurthy
BC- D 27000 Yes 1 0.03 - 0.03 do WAP 02290020043
Total Extent : (Ac - Cents) 1.151/2
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D-Patta land Owners.
S.No Name of the Farmer. Social
Category.
Annual Income
(Rs.)
Whether BPL
No .of Family
Members.
Area of land being
acquired. (Acres)
Number and
Nature of Trees
in the land.
Total Area of land
owned by the farmer.
(Acres)
Period of ownership
of the land.
Ration Card / Aadhaar Card
Number.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 Darapureddy Suribabu S/o Chintalu
BC- D 24000 Yes 3 0.081/4 0.65 ---- WAP
022900200397
2 Chinnatamatapu Chalamnaidu S/o Kannamnaidu
BC- D 22000 Yes 5 0.03 0.25 ----
WAP 0229002A0022
3 Kilaparthi Apparao S/o Narayana
BC - D 19000 Yes 4 0.03 0.31 ---- WAP
0229002A0103
4 Chinnatamtapu Govindamma W/o Jagannadharao
BC- D 18000 Yes 4 0.081/4
Mamidi - 07
Neelagiri - 01
0.50
---- WAP
0229002A0004
5 Chinntamtapu Ramu S/o Ramu
BC- D 18000 Yes - 0.081/4 0.34 ---- WAP
022900200500
6 Chinntamtapu Ramu S/o Narayana
BC- D 24000 Yes 7 0.081/4 0.34 ---- WAP
0229002A0051
Total Extent : (Ac - Cents) 0.39
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