G.O.Ms.No. 146, Improvements to Circuit House at Dharmapuri, 2008
The Public Works (G1) Department issued G.O.Ms.No. 146, dated 21 May 2008, granting administrative sanction of Rs. 19.20 lakhs for improvements to the Circuit House at Dharmapuri under the Part II Scheme for 2008-2009. The document approves specified building, furnishing and utility works at the government Circuit House and does not set out any change to private land ownership or property rights.
Purpose and scope
G.O.Ms.No. 146, dated 21 May 2008, from the Public Works (G1) Department approves improvements to the Circuit House at Dharmapuri in Dharmapuri District. The existing building was constructed in 1979 with three ground-floor suites, and three additional suites were added on the first floor in 2003.
The improvements were proposed because VIPs and senior officers use the Circuit House while visiting the district on official work or travelling through Dharmapuri to Bangalore. The Standing Finance Committee approved the proposal under the Part II Scheme for 2008-2009.
Work covered
The sanctioned Circuit House project includes:
- Relaying floors with ceramic tiles.
- Providing glazed tiles on walls.
- Replacing old and worn-out furniture.
- Replacing curtains and bedspreads.
- Providing a water purifier.
- Carrying out special repairs to water supply and sanitary arrangements.
- Installing air conditioners in all suites.
- Undertaking related furnishing and improvement works included in the approved estimate.
Sanction and spending conditions
G.O.Ms.No. 146 grants administrative sanction for Rs. 19.20 lakhs for the Dharmapuri Circuit House improvements. The combined provision for petty supervision charges, contingencies and other unforeseen items must not exceed 2.5% of the cost of works.
The expenditure is assigned to the stated capital outlay head for public works and office buildings under the Eleventh Five Year Plan and State Plan. The estimate submitted by the Chief Engineer (Buildings), Public Works Department, is approved.
The Chief Engineer (Buildings), Public Works Department, is authorised to incur the expenditure according to the existing procedure. The Public Works (G1) Department also records that the Finance Department concurred with the sanction.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
G.O.Ms.No. 146 concerns improvement spending for a government Circuit House at Dharmapuri. The document does not provide for land acquisition, change land classification, alter planning controls or determine ownership of private property. Its direct administrative effect is to approve the project estimate and authorise the Chief Engineer (Buildings), Public Works Department, to spend the sanctioned amount.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No. 146 change ownership or classification of land in Dharmapuri?
No such change is set out in the document. It grants administrative sanction for improvements to the government Circuit House at Dharmapuri.
How much was sanctioned for the Dharmapuri Circuit House improvements?
The Public Works (G1) Department sanctioned Rs. 19.20 lakhs.
What improvements were approved for the Circuit House?
The approved proposal covers ceramic floor tiles, glazed wall tiles, replacement furniture and furnishings, a water purifier, repairs to water supply and sanitary arrangements, and air conditioners in all suites.
Who is authorised to spend the sanctioned amount?
The Chief Engineer (Buildings), Public Works Department, is authorised to incur the expenditure according to the existing procedure.
