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ABBREVIATED RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN

FOR COMPREHENSIVE WATER SUPPLY SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS TO

MANUGURU MUNICIPALITY.

ANDHRA PRADESH MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Manuguru Municipality

July, 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 12

6 Implementation Arrangements and Budget 14

7 Annexure - I 18

8 Annexure - II 33

9 Annexure - III 34

10 Annexure – IV 35

11 Annexure – V 37

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ABBREVIATIONS

APMDP Andhra Pradesh Municipal Development Project

APRRP Andhra Pradesh Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy

BPL Below Poverty Line

CDMA Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration

DEE Deputy Executive Engineer

DUGRB District Urban Grievance Redressal Body

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

SUGRB State Urban Grievance Redressal Body

TDP Tribal Development Plan

WTP Water Treatment Plant

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This Abbreviated Resettlement Action Plan is prepared for the sub-project

“Comprehensive Water Supply Service Improvement to Manuguru Municipality” taken up under

APMDP with World Bank assistance. Main objective of this RAP is mitigation of negative

impacts due to this Sub-Project. This ARAP 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 Manuguru Municipality is

formulated with intake well in River Godavari as source. This sub-project comprises

construction of Water Treatment Plant and strengthening of distribution system by construction

of two ELSRs and laying 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 06-01-2011 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 0.25 acres of land acquisition

from single land owner for Construction of intake well. Sites required for construction of two

ELSRs are being donated by respective land owners. WTP is proposed in Revenue land at

Kattumallaram. 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, Manuguru Municipality . The

RAP along with the budget for the same will be approved by Manuguru Municipality. The R&R

implementation schedule has been synchronized with construction schedule. It will be ensured

that compensation for the land owner is paid before the commencement of construction of

intake well. Tentative budget for this RAP works out to Rs. 8.20 lakhs. The budget provides for

land acquisition and other necessary activities for implementing the ARAP.

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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 Manuguru Municipality is one of the water supply service

improvement projects taken up under Andhra Pradesh municipal Development Project (APMDP).

This sub-project is formulated with intake well in River Godavari as source . and strengthening

of distribution system to improve water supply service.

This Sub-project is divided in to the following two Packages.

Package I:

Salient components of this package are:

Construction of 9 m Dia Intake well cum pump house in River Godavari at

Chinaravigudem.

Laying of raw water DI pumping main from intake well to WTP

Construction of 5.00 mld WTP at kattumallaram.

Construction of 150 KL clear water sump at Water Treatment Plant

Construction of Pump House at clear water sump at WTP for conveying clear water from

clear water sump at WTP to 405 KL ELSR at Bhagatsingh Nagar in Zone – I.

Laying of DI clear water pumping main from WTP to existing 405 KL ELSR at

Bhagatsingh Nagar.

Construction of 700 KL capacity ELSR at Municipal Office for Zone-II.

Construction of 700 KL capacity ELSR at Shivalingapuram for Zone-III.

Laying of 350mm /775m, 250 mm dia /1568m DI clear water gravity main from existing

405 KL ELSR at Bhagatsingh nagar in zone-I to Zonal ELSRs.

Laying of Distribution lines in all 3 zones of the ULB.

Construction of compound wall at Water Treatment Plant.

Construction of compound wall at 700 KL ELSRs in Zone – II & III.

Construction of Watchmen quarters at WTP, ZONE-II & Z-III.

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Package II: 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 ARAP:

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 1012 sq.m ( 0.25 acres ) of private land from single land owner is

required for construction of intake well. 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 ARAP 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.

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.

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 06.01.2011 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.

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Issues raised by the Community Reply/Integration in DPR

What are the measures for controlling air

pollution during construction of ELSRs, WTP

and Pipelines.

A comprehensive Environmental Management

Plan will be prepared and integrated in BoQs

of the sub-project.

What are the measures taken by officers for

payment of proper compensation for land

acquisition if necessary.

ULB will pay proper compensation as per the

project guidelines.

Tribal Development Plan for displaced tribal

people in the project.

If any tribal people are displaced in this

project, a Tribal Development Plan will be

prepared and the affected people, if any, will

be properly rehabilitated.

Roads shall be restored immediately after

laying of pipe lines and inconvenience to

public shall be avoided.

Suitable provision has been made in DPR for

restoration of roads and this will be included

in the BoQs.

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.

World Bank Operational Policy 4.10 on Indigenous peoples.

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SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Assessment Of Impacts:

2.1 While formulating the subproject, various efforts have been made to minimize

resettlement and land acquisition. During planning and designing, attempt has been made to

restrict the construction works within the vacant ULB/ Revenue lands and RoW of roads.

Due to these efforts, impacts are limited to acquisition of 0.25 acres of land from single land

owner for Construction of intake well.

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

Intake well cum

pump house at

River Godavari.

1012 sq.m. T. Dharma Rao This land is required for

construction of Intake well

and laying of pumping main

up to the existing road.

Raw Water DI

pumping main from

intake well to WTP.

No Impact. Panchayatraj ( PR)

Department.

Raw water pumping main will

be laid along the RoW of

existing PR Road. Necessary

permission will be obtained

from PR Department.

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5.00 mld Water

Treatment Plant at

Kattumallaram

5220 sq.m.

No Impact.

Revenue land. Process for alienation of this

land is initiated. (Please refer

note below this table)

Clear Water DI

pumping main from

WTP to existing

405 KL ELSR at

Bhagatsinghnagar.

No Impact. ULB & R&B

Department.

Clear water pumping main

will be laid along the RoW of

existing ULB and R&B roads.

Necessary permission will be

obtained from R&B

Department.

700 KL ELSR at Municipal Office for Zone-II.

600 sq.m

Private land belonging

to Sri. P. Haribabu.

Land owner Sri. P. Haribabu

has given willingness to

donate the land required for

ELSR.

( Annexure – II).

700KL ELSR at Shivalingapuram for Zone-III.

600 sq.m.

Private land belonging

to Smt. M.Venkata

Lakshmi.

Land owner Smt. M.Venkata

Lakshmi.has given willingness

to donate the land required

for ELSR.

( Annexure – III).

Clear water gravity

main from 405 Kl

ELSR at

Bhagatsinghnagar

to zonal ELSRs.

No Impact. ULB Clear water gravity main will

be laid along the RoW of

existing ULB roads.

Distribution lines in

the ULB.

No Impact. ULB and R&B

Department.

Distribution lines will be laid

along the RoW of existing

ULB and R&B roads.

Necessary permission will be

obtained from R&B

Department.

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Package –II:



Water Meters No Impact ----- Water Meters will be

fixed on Clear water

Mains and Distribution

lines.

Total Land Requirement = 7432 sq.m.

Note: 5 MLD WTP is proposed in Revenue land (total extent of 3 Acres and 4 Guntas )

at Kattumallaram. This land is being cultivated by G.Narasimhulu (non-tribal ) unauthorisedly.

Out of the total extent of about 3 acres, 5220 sq.m (1.29 acres) required for WTP only will be

alienated to ULB.

If there is any temporary loss of crops / properties during execution of raw water main, they

will be dealt as additional impacts and losses will be compensated appropriately.

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 (At present limited drinking water is supplied through

public stand posts only. This sub-project is designed to supply 70 lpcd through House

Service Connections)

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.

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Summary of Impacts:

2.5 The number of affected persons under the assessed categories of impacts are summarized below.

S.No. Impact Category Number of affected persons.

1 Acquisition of 0.25 Acres of private agricultural land

1#

2 Alienation of Revenue land for WTP 1#

# Socio-economic details of the farmer are provided as Annexure – V.

.Entltlements:

2.6 The entitlements for different categories of affected persons are as follows.

S.No. Impact Category Number of affected persons.

Entitlements

1 Acquisition of 0.25 Acres of private agricultural land

1 Compensation as per LA act through consent award.

375 days minimum agricultural wages(small farmer).

500 days minimum agricultural wages (ST).

2 Alienation of Revenue land for WTP 1 500 days minimum agricultural wages.

3 Kiosk/ Roadside Vendor on RoW requiring shifting.

#

NIL Shifting Allowance of Rs.2200 and Transitional Allowance of Rs.3300.

# No impacts have been assessed in this category.( Joint Inspection Report is enclosed as

Annexure –IV.) Provision is made in the RAP for additional impacts in this category, if any,

identified during execution. These amounts are for the FYI 2013-14 and shall be adjusted

@ 10% at the beginning of each financial year.

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LAND ACQUISITION PROCEDURE

3.1 An extent of 0.25 acres of agricultural land need to be acquired from single land owner

for Construction of intake well cum pump house at River Godavari and laying of pumping main

from intake well to the existing road.

LAND ACQUISITION PROCESS PLAN

3.2 Land acquisition process plan for the proposed project has been prepared with the help

of revenue maps and location of the proposed intake well. LA plan includes the following key

activities.

Collect photocopies of Village Revenue Maps from the Revenue Department

Superimpose location plan of the proposed intake well and pumping main up to the road

on Village Revenue Maps

Verify the plot under question in the field.

Delineate and estimate the exact area to be acquired where LA is proposed

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 PAP, 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 %. The market

value for the land at Chinaravigudem furnished by the sub-registrar is Rs.100000 per Acre.

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STATUS OF LAND ACQUISITION

3.4 The exact extent of land to be acquired from the land owner has been identified with

respective survey numbers. Accordingly LA plans will be prepared and LA proposals will be

submitted to LAO. The 4(1) notification will be published by 30th June,2013.. Similarly declaration

under section 6(1) is expected to be published in September, 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

July,2013.

2 Receipt of objections. August,2013.

3 Hearing of objection - Section 5-A Enquiry. September, 2013

4 Publication of notification under section 6(1) –

declaration of acquisition

October, 2013.

5 Passing of consent award

November,2013.

6 Payment of compensation and possession of

land.

November, 2013.

Donation of land required for two ELSRs:

The land owners of proposed sites for construction of two ELSRs in the ULB have given their

willingness to donate required land for construction of ELSRs (Annexures IV and V ). These letters

will be forwarded to Revenue Department for taking necessary action for transferring the land to

ULB. Revenue Department will process the file and issue orders for transfer of land to ULB.

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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 location of the proposed intake

well.

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.

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 intake well 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

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and approved. The S&E officer will provide a confirmation to MSU , APMDP once in

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 are proposed

as follows.

Construction Schedule

R&R Activities

Invitation of bids Draft RAP.

Award of / signing the contract Approval and Disclosure of RAP and setting up of Grievance Redressal Mechanism.

Alienation of WTP Land and ELSR Sites.

Regulatory permissions for Laying of pipe lines.

Handing over of site for the proposed intake well to the contractor.

Payment of compensation to the land owner.

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

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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.

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 provisions

are tentative and 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.

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S.No. Item Amount (in Rs.)

1. Land Acquisition for intake well and other entitlements to the farmer.

2,50,000

2 Compensation to the farmer at WTP site

80,000

3 Publishing and other expenses.

3,00,000

4 Contingencies 3,00,000

TOTAL 8,20,000-00

TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN:

Eventhough adverse impacts on tribals due to this sub-project are limited to acquisition of 0.25

acres of agricultural land from single farmer, a Tribal Development Plan is prepared by conducting

informed consultations. Salient features of this sub-project are explained to the tribal population in these

consultaion meetings where the sub-project received acceptance of local population. The requirements

of the tribal villges are expressed in these consultations are also stated in the Tribal Development Plan.

Some of the demands that can be resolved by ULB will be taken up by the ULB. Other demands are

forwarded to Project Officer, ITDA, Khammam for taking up the demand which are feasible.

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ANNEXURE- I

STAKE HOLDERS MEETING ON COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING OF WATER SUPPLY SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS IN MANUGURU MUNICIPALITY

FEASIBILITY & CONCEPT Proceedings of the Meeting

Date: January 06th ,2010 Time:11.00 A.M

Venue: Lions Club, Manuguru

Mr. Naganna RDO, Badrachalam & Special Officer

Manuguru Municipality 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 Manuguru”. He has

assured that the land acquisition in the project will

suitably be compensated with a good package if project

demands such requirement.

Mr. Surender, Municipal Commissioner, Manuguru in his

welcome remarks, briefed the participants about the

present project, mentioned that this project is funded by

World Bank. He also expressed that this scheme is taken

up cater to the ultimate water requirement of Manuguru

town for next 30 years. He suggested to participate in all

stakeholders meeting on the project and invited their

suggestion for betterment. He added that this water

supply project will be finalized shortly and sent to World

Bank for approval.

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Mr. Regala Kantha Rao, MLA has mentioned that it is

glad to receive such prestigious project through World

Bank Fund. He suggested that the water tank proposed

in Mallepalli area may fall in mining zone and it has to be

relocated at a suitable location. He also suggested to

avoiding the land acquisition part or pipeline alignment

through forest lands. In case land acquisition is required

for the project, he expressed that suitable compensation

package should be provided. He appreciated the

consultants for their work and ensured his support to

them in successful completion of the project.

Mr. G.V Raghava Rao, Team Leader, Voyants Solutions

Pvt. Ltd has presented the feasibility and concept plan to

the participants of the stake holders meeting. He has

given a power point presentation on the proposed water

supply scheme for the town describing the medium &

long term interventions to be taken up under the

proposed water supply improvement scheme for

Manuguru.

Mr. Jitendra.T, AGM, Voyants Solutions Pvt. Ltd has

given a brief presentation on the financial status of the

ULB access criteria for taking up sub project under

APMDP. He has also mentioned the Social &

Environmental aspects will be taken care under this

project for Manuguru ULB as per SEAMF.

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Mr. Rammurthy CPM Leader has expressed that it is a

good initiative to take up project like water supply

improvement for Manugur town, He requested the

cooperation of all political parties to extend their support

for successful completion of this project for the benefit

of people in Manuguru.

Mr.Bolluju Ayodhya, ZP Vice Chairperson expressed that

the water supply being made by Singareni Collieries

Company Ltd at present is insufficient to cater to the

needs of population of ULB. He invited the cooperation

of all members to extend to take this project forward

irrespective whether the ULB will continue to be a

Municipality or it becomes a Panchayat.

Mr. Bhushanpathi, CPM Leader expressed that there is a

decreasing trend in the population from the year 2001 to

2011. The water supply made by the SCCL at present is

insufficient and hence there is a need for this project to

be taken up. He extended cooperation on behalf of CPM

party.

Mr. Jetti Venkateswara Rao, BJP Leader expressed his

pleasure on conducting such public consultation meeting

for this project. He suggested that the road shall be laid

immediately after laying of pipeline, to avoid

inconvenience to the public. He expressed that the

design of the scheme is to be carried out to benefit of

the people of Manuguru.

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Mr. Kudithipudi Koteswar Rao, congress party leader

invited the cooperation of the members of all political

parties and requested their cooperation for this project.

He also mentioned that suitable compensation has to be

provided for any land Acquisition, if such case arises in

the project. He extended his cooperation for successful

completion of this project from Congress Party.

Mr. E. Venkateswara Rao, TDP Leader expressed that

the people of Manuguru are facing the problem for

drinking water. He mentioned that presently SCCL is

providing drinking water supply to Manuguru Municipality

and is helping the ULB in contributing a part of potable

water supply, which is not sufficient to cater the needs

of the population. He also requested all officials and

political leaders to extend their cooperation to retain the

ULB as Municipality.

Mr. Jadi Chokarao, Lok Satha Party member expressed

that safe drinking water is very important for a person to

keep him away from diseases and to remain healthy. He

has welcomed this project and expressed that this

project should be utilized to mitigate the water problem

in the town.

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Mr. Rammurthy CPM Leader has expressed that it is a good

initiative to take up project like water supply improvement for

Manugur town, He requested the cooperation of all political parties

to extend their support for successful completion of this project for

the benefit of people in Manuguru.

Invitation for Public consultation.

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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:

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Press Clips.

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ANNEXUR-II

(Willingness of Sri. P Haribabu for donating land required for 700 KL ELSR at Municipal Office.)

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ANNEXURE-III.

( Willingness of Smt. M. Venkata Lakshmi for donating land required for

700 KL ELSR at Shivalingpuram. )

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Annexure-IV.

Joint Inspection Report.

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Annexure- V.

Socio – economic details of the affected farmer for Intake well.

Name: Tellam Dharma Rao.

Age: 50 years.

Community: Koya (ST).

Annual Income: Rs. 88,000/-

Details of Family Members: Wife- Tellam Sujatha, Anganwadi Teacher.

Has two sons and a daughter.

Elder Son is studying Multimedia Course.

Younger Son and Daughter are studying Intermediate.

Land Holding: 4 acres of agriculture land (Survey no 29/6) and cultivates maize,

cotton and vegetables.

House: Owns Pucca Concrete House in village Chinaravigudem.

Other Details: Has LPG connection, TV and Bicycle.

Socio – economic details of the farmer at WTP site.

Name: Gummala Narasimhulu

Age: 40 years.

Community: Bestha (BC).

Annual Income: Rs. 45,000/-

Occupation: Agricultural Labourer.

Details of Family Members: Wife- G Kousalya.

Has two daughters and a son.

Crop in the land: Cotton.

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