Establishment of Integrated Bus Terminal and other Infrastructure facilities at Panjappur in Tiruchirappalli Corporation, Sanction of Rs.26.00 crore from Infrastructure and Amenities Fund, Accorded
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.5) Department issued G.O.(D) No.141 dated 07.03.2024, sanctioning and releasing Rs.26 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund for the integrated bus terminal and other infrastructure facilities at Panjappur in Tiruchirappalli Corporation. The document is a project funding order and does not state any change to land ownership, land use, development rights or property charges.
What the document does
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.5) Department issued G.O.(D) No.141 dated 07.03.2024. It sanctions and releases Rs.26 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund for establishing an integrated bus terminal and other infrastructure facilities at Panjappur in Tiruchirappalli Corporation.
The project follows a Revised Budget 2021-2022 announcement that an integrated bus stand and commercial centre would be established in Tiruchirappalli with financial assistance from the Tamil Nadu Urban Finance and Infrastructure Development Corporation.
Project funding
The integrated bus terminal and related infrastructure facilities have an estimated total cost of Rs.349.98 crore. The stated funding pattern is:
- Rs.140 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
- Rs.50 crore from the general fund of Tiruchirappalli Municipal Corporation.
- Rs.159.98 crore as a loan from the Tamil Nadu Urban Finance and Infrastructure Development Corporation.
Earlier government orders released Rs.14 crore, Rs.32.20 crore and Rs.46.20 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund as mobilisation advance. The document records that Rs.92.40 crore had been sanctioned and fully utilised before the present sanction.
Current release
The Director of Municipal Administration requested Rs.47.60 crore as the third and final quarter amount, stating that work was in progress and bills had to be paid for completed work. After examination, the Government sanctioned and released Rs.26 crore under the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
The expenditure is assigned to the specified government accounts for urban development, grants for creation of capital assets and adjustment against the State Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
Administration and relevance to property holders
The Director of Municipal Administration must provide G.O.(D) No.141 dated 07.03.2024 and expenditure details to the Director of Town and Country Planning and the Accountant General (Accounts and Entitlements), Chennai, for adjustment entries at the close of Financial Year 2023-2024.
The document concerns government funding for public infrastructure. It does not state that any private property will be acquired, reclassified or subjected to new restrictions, fees or charges. Property owners and buyers near Panjappur should therefore treat it as confirmation of project funding, not as proof of any change affecting a particular parcel of land.
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Common questions
How much money does G.O.(D) No.141 release for the Panjappur bus terminal project?
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.5) Department sanctions and releases Rs.26 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund.
What is the total estimated cost of the project?
The stated estimated cost is Rs.349.98 crore, funded through the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund, the general fund of Tiruchirappalli Municipal Corporation and a loan from the Tamil Nadu Urban Finance and Infrastructure Development Corporation.
Does the document acquire or change the status of private land in Panjappur?
No acquisition or change to private land status is stated. The document deals with sanction and release of government project funds.
Was the full requested amount of Rs.47.60 crore released?
No. The Director of Municipal Administration requested Rs.47.60 crore, while the Government sanctioned and released Rs.26 crore.
