G.O.Ms.No. 127, Construction of One Stop Centre at Government Medical College Hospital, Udhagamandalam
The Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (TC-II) Department issued G.O.Ms.No. 127 on 19 September 2020, sanctioning Rs.38.00 lakhs from savings and interest funds of the former Hill Area Development Programme for constructing a One Stop Centre in Udhagamandalam. The funding is for a government welfare project in the Nilgiris and does not change private land ownership, land use or property rights.
What the government approved
The Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (TC-II) Department, through G.O.Ms.No. 127 dated 19 September 2020, accepted a proposal from the Project Director, Special Area Development Programme, Unit-I, Udhagamandalam. It approved the use of Rs.38.00 lakhs from savings and interest funds of the former Hill Area Development Programme as the State's share for establishing a One Stop Centre in Udhagamandalam.
The abstract identifies the site as the Government Medical College Hospital, Udhagamandalam. The body of the government order refers to the District Head Quarters Hospital, Udhagamandalam.
The total project cost is Rs.86.00 lakhs. The Government of India allocated Rs.48.00 lakhs under guidelines of the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
Fund release and administration
G.O.Ms.No. 127 authorises the Collector of the Nilgiris District to disburse Rs.38.00 lakhs to the District Social Welfare Officer, Nilgiris District. The money must come from savings accumulated under the Hill Area Development Programme over the years.
Key administrative requirements are:
- The Project Director, Special Area Development Programme, Unit-I, Udhagamandalam must maintain accounts under the existing government procedure.
- Detailed estimates and a Detailed Project Report must be available.
- Photographic evidence must be obtained after completion wherever relevant.
- The completion report must record actual use and benefits to users, supported by photographic evidence.
Construction and reporting requirements
G.O.Ms.No. 127 asks the Public Works Department to ensure that the proposed building design is adapted to hilly conditions through expert consultation or technical supervision. Greenery around the building must also be provided within the estimated cost.
Implementing agencies must carry out the work in consultation with the Collector of the Nilgiris District and the Project Director, Special Area Development Programme, Unit-I, Udhagamandalam. A completion report must be sent to the Government through those authorities.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
G.O.Ms.No. 127 is a project funding and implementation approval for a government welfare facility. The text does not alter private ownership, approve a private development, change land classification or impose requirements on property buyers or owners.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No. 127 change any private land rights in the Nilgiris?
No change to private land rights is stated. The government order sanctions funding for constructing a One Stop Centre in Udhagamandalam.
How much money was sanctioned for the One Stop Centre?
The State sanctioned Rs.38.00 lakhs from savings and interest funds of the former Hill Area Development Programme. The total project cost is Rs.86.00 lakhs, including Rs.48.00 lakhs allocated by the Government of India.
Who is authorised to release the State funding?
The Collector of the Nilgiris District is authorised to disburse Rs.38.00 lakhs to the District Social Welfare Officer, Nilgiris District.
Are there special construction requirements because the site is in a hill area?
Yes. The Public Works Department must ensure that the building design is adapted to hilly conditions with expert consultation or technical supervision, and that greenery is provided within the estimated cost.
