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G.O. (Ms.) No.27, Infrastructure and Amenities Fund Works, 2023
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.7) Department issued G.O. (Ms.) No.27 on 22 February 2023, granting administrative sanction for urban infrastructure works estimated at Rs.162.90 crore during 2022-2023 and 2023-2024. The sanctioned works cover drains, channels, bridges, roads and related structures in seven urban local bodies, with Rs.159.90 crore from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund and Rs.3.00 crore from Karur Corporation.
What the government order does
G.O. (Ms.) No.27, issued by the Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.7) Department on 22 February 2023, provides administrative sanction for infrastructure works in selected corporations. The works have a combined estimated cost of Rs.162.90 crore.
The Infrastructure and Amenities Fund contribution is Rs.159.90 crore. The remaining Rs.3.00 crore is to be provided by Karur Corporation for its link road project.
Sanctioned locations and works
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MC.7) Department lists the following works in the final funding table:
- Coimbatore Corporation, construction of a flood water channel along Trichy Road from the Valankulam outlet to Sanganoor canal.
- Trichy Corporation, a retaining wall and collection well with sluice valve at Cholamparai channel, and a rail overbridge near Maris Theatre.
- Tiruppur Corporation, high level bridges across Sangilipallam odai and at Thanthai Periyar Nagar, a bridge at Eswaran Kovil, and widening of the bridge at Nataraja Theatre.
- Kumbakonam Corporation, desilting and retaining toe walls using revetment slabs on both sides of Olaipattinam channel.
- Karur Corporation, improvement of the link road from Mohanur-Vangal Road to the old NH Road through Kamadenu Nagar.
- Thoothukudi Corporation, construction of a storm water drain.
- Kancheepuram Corporation, a bituminous surface and revetment wall from Kavalan Gate to Uthiramerur Kancheepuram Highway Road.
Funding is divided between 2022-2023 and 2023-2024, except for some works shown as fully funded in 2022-2023.
Who may be affected
G.O. (Ms.) No.27 concerns urban local bodies responsible for carrying out the sanctioned public works. Property owners, buyers, residents and road users near the listed channels, drains, bridges and roads may find the project locations relevant when assessing access, drainage or nearby construction activity.
The supplied text does not change land ownership, approve a private development or alter land use. It provides government funding and administrative sanction for public infrastructure.
Works requiring separate proposals
G.O. (Ms.) No.27 records that separate proposals will be submitted for a covered storm water drain in Manjaleneer kalvai in Kancheepuram Corporation and a new access and diversion road with retaining wall from Agnitheertham to BSNL Office Road in Rameshwaram Municipality.
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Common questions
Does G.O. (Ms.) No.27 change the land use or ownership of my property?
The supplied text does not change land use or ownership. It gives administrative sanction and funding for specified public infrastructure works.
How much funding was approved for the listed works?
The works are estimated at Rs.162.90 crore. Rs.159.90 crore is from the Infrastructure and Amenities Fund, while Karur Corporation must provide the remaining Rs.3.00 crore for its link road work.
Which urban local bodies are included in the final funding table?
The table includes Coimbatore, Trichy, Tiruppur, Kumbakonam, Karur, Thoothukudi and Kancheepuram Corporations.
Was the Rameshwaram access road sanctioned through this funding table?
The Director of Municipal Administration stated that a separate proposal would be submitted for the access and diversion road from Agnitheertham to BSNL Office Road in Rameshwaram Municipality.
