G.O.(4D) No.10, Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board Infrastructure Sanction, 2017
The Housing and Urban Development (SC2-1) Department issued G.O.(4D) No.10, dated 5 May 2017, granting administrative sanction for external water supply, sewer arrangements and sewage treatment plants serving 7,136 Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board tenements in five Coimbatore schemes. The sanctioned revised estimate is Rs.19,51,21,000 from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund, subject to reducing price escalation to 5% of the civil cost.
What the government sanctioned
The Housing and Urban Development (SC2-1) Department, through G.O.(4D) No.10, dated 5 May 2017, approved infrastructure for 7,136 tenements constructed under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission in Coimbatore. The works comprise external water supply, sewer arrangements and construction of sewage treatment plants.
The administrative sanction is for a revised estimate of Rs.1,951.21 lakh, equal to Rs.19,51,21,000, from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund. The approval is subject to price escalation being reduced to 5% of the civil cost.
Schemes covered
G.O.(4D) No.10 covers five Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board schemes:
- Anna Nagar, Madukkarai Village, 960 tenements, 0.60 MLD sewage treatment capacity, Rs.332.76 lakh.
- Gandhi Nagar, Keeranatham Village, 1,280 tenements, 0.80 MLD capacity, Rs.372.41 lakh.
- Malumichampatti Nagar Phases I, II and III, Malumichampatti Village, 1,440 tenements, 0.90 MLD capacity, Rs.341.98 lakh.
- Vellalore Phases I, II and III, Vellallore Local Planning Area, 2,816 tenements, 1.80 MLD capacity, Rs.582.78 lakh.
- Keeranatham North, Keeranatham Village, 640 tenements, 0.40 MLD capacity, Rs.321.28 lakh.
Together, the schemes have a proposed sewage treatment capacity of 4.50 MLD.
Why the sanction was needed
The Commissioner of Town and Country Planning reported that 7,136 of the 10,888 Coimbatore tenements were being constructed outside the Corporation limit. The scheme areas had no available water source and no existing sewer network.
The broader construction programme had also faced increased costs due to revised schedules of rates, tender excess, quantity excess, revised designs and price adjustment. No funds remained within the existing sanctioned provision to carry out the required water and sewage infrastructure.
Who is affected
G.O.(4D) No.10 directly concerns the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board, the agencies implementing the infrastructure works and families intended to receive tenements in the five listed schemes. For buyers, owners and professionals reviewing land in Coimbatore, the document records public infrastructure funding for these specific housing schemes. It is not presented as a general land use approval or planning rule.
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Common questions
Which Coimbatore housing schemes receive funding under G.O.(4D) No.10?
The funding covers Anna Nagar in Madukkarai Village, Gandhi Nagar in Keeranatham Village, Malumichampatti Nagar Phases I, II and III, Vellalore Phases I, II and III, and Keeranatham North.
How many tenements are covered by the infrastructure sanction?
The sanction covers 7,136 tenements across five schemes, with a total proposed sewage treatment capacity of 4.50 MLD.
What work does the sanctioned amount pay for?
The revised estimate pays for external water supply, sewer arrangements and construction of sewage treatment plants for the five listed schemes.
What condition applies to the sanctioned cost?
The administrative sanction is subject to price escalation being reduced to 5% of the civil cost.
