G.O. (D) No. 86, Administrative Sanction for Capital Grant Fund Works, 2022
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply (Town Panchayats.2) Department issued G.O. (D) No. 86 on 11 March 2022, granting administrative sanction for five town panchayat projects under the Capital Grant Fund for 2021-22. The projects have a combined estimate of Rs.2,250 lakh, divided equally between allocations for 2021-22 and 2022-23.
What the government approved
G.O. (D) No. 86 of the Municipal Administration and Water Supply (Town Panchayats.2) Department authorises five projects with individual estimates above Rs.3 crore. The projects form part of 63 works approved under the Capital Grant Fund for 2021-22.
The Commissioner of Town Panchayats could grant administrative sanction for works costing up to Rs.3 crore. Administrative sanction had therefore already been given by the Commissioner for 58 of the 63 approved works. Government approval was required for the remaining five projects because each estimate exceeded that limit.
Projects and allocations
G.O. (D) No. 86 grants administrative sanction for the following works. Amounts are stated in lakh rupees:
- Avinashi, construction of a commercial complex, estimated at Rs.600 lakh. The allocation is Rs.300 lakh for 2021-22 and Rs.300 lakh for 2022-23.
- Perundurai, market improvement, estimated at Rs.350 lakh. The allocation is Rs.175 lakh in each of the two financial years.
- Odaipatti, waterbody improvement, estimated at Rs.450 lakh. The allocation is Rs.225 lakh in each financial year.
- Vadamadurai, estimated at Rs.450 lakh. The source does not state the work description. The allocation is Rs.225 lakh in each financial year.
- Senthamangalam, estimated at Rs.400 lakh. The source does not state the work description. The allocation is Rs.200 lakh in each financial year.
The combined estimate is Rs.2,250 lakh. The total allocation is Rs.1,125 lakh for 2021-22 and Rs.1,125 lakh for 2022-23.
Who may be affected
G.O. (D) No. 86 directly concerns the Commissioner of Town Panchayats, the five named town panchayats and the government offices responsible for funding, accounts and audit. Residents, traders and property owners may be affected by the commercial complex, market or waterbody projects where they are carried out.
The document does not identify survey numbers, individual properties, owners, land acquisition, title changes or changes in land use. A buyer or owner therefore needs separate project or land records to determine whether a particular property is involved.
Financial approval
G.O. (D) No. 86 records that the Finance Department gave its concurrence on 26 February 2022. The administrative sanction permits the five projects to be implemented under the Capital Grant Fund at the approved combined estimate.
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Common questions
Does G.O. (D) No. 86 change the ownership or classification of any land?
The document does not identify any landowner, survey number, title change or land use change. It grants administrative sanction for five town panchayat projects.
Which town panchayats are covered?
The five town panchayats are Avinashi, Perundurai, Odaipatti, Vadamadurai and Senthamangalam.
Why was government approval needed for these five projects?
The Commissioner of Town Panchayats had authority to grant administrative sanction only for works costing up to Rs.3 crore. Each of these five projects had an estimate above that amount.
How much funding was approved for the five works?
The combined estimate is Rs.2,250 lakh. The allocation is Rs.1,125 lakh for 2021-22 and Rs.1,125 lakh for 2022-23.
