G.O.(D) No.502, Administrative Sanction for Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation Bridge and Road Works, 2018
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC-6) Department issued G.O.(D) No.502 dated 13 December 2018, granting administrative sanction for Rs.1376.25 lakhs from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund for bridge, road, drainage and culvert works within Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation. The approved amount comprises Rs.370.50 lakhs for three high level bridges and Rs.1005.75 lakhs for widening, formation and improvement of major roads and related infrastructure.
What the document authorises
G.O.(D) No.502 dated 13 December 2018 of the Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC-6) Department grants administrative sanction for infrastructure works within Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation. The total revised proposal is Rs.1376.25 lakhs, consisting of Rs.370.50 lakhs for three high level bridges and Rs.1005.75 lakhs for road and related works.
The original proposal sought Rs.7126.44 lakhs for forming 44.68 km of bituminous surface roads, relaying 33.68 km and constructing three bridges. The Infrastructure and Amenities Committee decided to sanction Rs.370.50 lakhs for the bridges and Rs.1000.00 lakhs for widening and forming major roads. Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation then prepared the revised proposal covered by the government sanction.
Approved bridge works
G.O.(D) No.502 dated 13 December 2018 covers the following bridge projects:
- Ward 21, bridge across Nallaru Odai in Kanjampalayam, Rs.118.50 lakhs.
- Ward 50, bridge from Thennapalayam Colony to RVE Layout across Sangilepallam Odai, Rs.125.00 lakhs.
- Ward 53, bridge on the Veerapandi to Kallankadu road across Sangilepallam Odai, Rs.127.00 lakhs.
The combined estimate for the three bridges is Rs.370.50 lakhs.
Road, drainage and culvert works
The revised road component contains 20 works estimated at Rs.1005.75 lakhs. They include forming, widening, relaying and renewing bituminous surface roads, together with storm water drains, reinforced cement concrete drains and culverts where specified.
Locations include Annaiyampalayam, Anna Nesavallar Colony, Sakthi Theatre Cross Street, Gandhi Nagar, Thiru Vee Kaa Nagar, Nanjappa Nagar, Goundanaickenpalayam, Ganga Nagar, Rajiv Nagar, V.G.V. Garden, Chennimalapalayam, G.N. Garden, KNP Subramaniyam Nagar, Serangadu, Noyyal School Street, Sugumar Nagar, EB Nagar, Velliyankadu, Arun Nagar, Sreenivasa Nagar and Chinnandipalayam Main Road.
Who may be affected
G.O.(D) No.502 dated 13 December 2018 primarily affects Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation and people using or living near the listed roads, drains, culverts and bridge locations. The document provides funding sanction for public infrastructure works. It does not describe a change of land use or decide ownership of any property.
Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation Resolution No.240 dated 4 April 2018 provides that expenditure above the sanctioned amount will be met from the Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation Fund.
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Common questions
How much funding was sanctioned for the Tiruppur works?
The sanctioned revised proposal is Rs.1376.25 lakhs. This consists of Rs.370.50 lakhs for three high level bridges and Rs.1005.75 lakhs for road and related works.
Which bridge locations are covered?
The bridges are at Nallaru Odai in Kanjampalayam, Thennapalayam Colony to RVE Layout across Sangilepallam Odai, and the Veerapandi to Kallankadu road across Sangilepallam Odai.
Does G.O.(D) No.502 change the land use or ownership of my property?
The document grants administrative sanction for bridges, roads, drains and culverts. It does not describe a land use change or make a property ownership decision.
Who will pay if the works cost more than the sanctioned amount?
Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation resolved to meet expenditure above the sanctioned amount from the Tiruppur City Municipal Corporation Fund.