GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU

HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT


Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project



Consultancy Services for the Preparation of
Environmental Assessment, Environmental
Management Plan, and Resettlement Action Plan
for Kumbakonam Bypass Extension


Revised Resettlement Action Plan Report
(RAP)

April, 2009



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contents



GLOSSARY OF R&R TERMS 4

4

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 8

8

1.0: INTRODUCTION 10

10

2.0: LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT
IMPACTS 15

15

3.0: BASELINE SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
17

17

4.0: IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES 19

19

1 A B L L S



Table 1.1: Details oI PAH s villagewise

Table 1.2: Details oI Land to be acquired

Table 1.3: Evaluation oI Alternative Alignment Options

Table 2.1: Type oI Land Involved

Table 4.1: Implementation Schedule Ior RAP

Table 4.2: Monitory Indicators Ior Physical Progress

Table 4.3: Monitory Indicators Ior Financial Progress

Table 4.4: Indicators Ior Impact evaluation

Table 4.5: Summary oI R&R Budget

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15

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22

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ANNLXURLS



Annexure 1 : Minutes oI Public Consultation Meeting
Annexure 2 : Tamil Nadu HW Act, 2001 (Extracts)
Annexure 3 : Various stages Ior the determination oI compensation and
relevant GOs
Annexure 4 : Detailed Entitlement Matrix
Annexure 5 : GO (Ms) 264, dated 13.12.2006 (Amendment to L P G and
House
Construction Grant)
Annexure 6 : Implementation arrangements
Annexure 7 : Guidelines Values
Annexure 8 : Abstract: Details oI PAHs, collected, migrated, (etc)
Annexure 9 : Income levels
Annexure 10 : Occupation Pattern
Annexure 11 : Religion
Annexure 12 : Literacy
Annexure 13 : Age group classiIication
Annexure 14 : Vulnerable Population
Annexure 15 : ProIile oI PAHs
Annexure 16 : Photos showing the aIIected PAPs



GLOSSARY OI R&R 1LRMS
Assistance

All support mechanisms such as monetary help, serices or assets gien to
PAPs ,Project Aected Persons, or PAGs ,Project Aected Groups,
constitute assistance in this project.

Compensation

Compensation reers to restitution made to the property under the priate

negotiation process or under 1Nl\ Act, 2001. In this context, it reers to
payment made by the Goernment exercising Lminent Domain`.
Corridor of Impact (CoI)

1he Corridor o Impact ,CoI, is the width required or the actual construction
o the ,bypass, road including the carriageway, shoulder, embankment,
longitudinal drainage, wayside amenities like bus stops, bus shelters, etc. and
necessary saety zones. In this project, the CoI is proposed or a minimum
width o 18 m and maximum width o 2 m.
Cut-off Dates

Cut-o date is established to identiy and enumerate the Lntitled Persons. 1he
last date o census surey will be the cut-o date or non-titleholders
occupying the Ro\. lor legal owners, the cut-o date will be the date o
notiication declaring the intention to acquire the property. lor those legal
owners who are not agreeable to compensation through negotiations, the date
o sering the notice u,s 15,2, o 1amil Nadu ligh \ay Act, 2001 will be
established as the cut-o date.
Lncroacher

Any person, illegally occupying public property by extending their land
boundary or a portion o their building into the CoI, is an encroacher.
Squatter

Any person, occupying structures entirely within the CoI ,with no legal rights
to occupy that parcel o Goernment land, or residential and,or business
purposes, is a squatter.
1enant

Any person by whom or on whose account rent is payable or any property.
Lntitled Person (LP)

Lntitled Person includes all PAPs who qualiy or and entitled to compensation
, assistance since being impacted by the project. 1he basis or identiication o
Lntitled Persons ,LP, in the project will be the cut-o date.
Pucca Buildings

uildings o a permanent construction type with reinorced concrete or Madras
terrace roos.
Semi-Pucca Building

uildings o a semi-permanent type with tiled roo and walls not o concrete or
permanent brickwork
utcha Building

utcha building means a temporary type o structure, which includes building
with roos constructed o thatch, galanized iron or asbestos.
Major Impact

1he PAls suering the ollowing impacts are categorized as Major Impact:
O oss o place o dwelling,
O oss o place o business,
O oss o lielihood,
O oss o 25 or more o agriculturally productie land out o the
aected land holding
O oss o land due to seerance or acquisition and the remaining land
is not
economically Viable
Minor Impact
A PAl suering minor impact is one who is aected to a lesser degree than
the major impacts deined aboe. Compensation or minor impacts will be
limited to one-time payment o cash or giing adance notice.
Minimum Wages
1he wage o a person or his,her serices,labour to be paid, during the
implementation time, at the rate as recommended by the P\D Schedule o
Rates.
Non-Perennial Crop
Any plant species, either grown naturally or through cultiation that lies or a
season and perishes with haresting o its yields hae been considered as a non-
perennial crop in the project. lor example, paddy, sugarcane, groundnut, etc.
Perennial Crop
Any plant species that lie or years and yields its products ater a certain age o
maturity is a perennial crop. Generally trees, either grown naturally or by
horticultural and yield ruits or timber hae been considered as perennial crop
in the project. lor example, tamarind, coconut, mango, teak, neem etc. are
perennial crops.
Persons Losing their Livelihood
Persons losing their lielihood are indiidual members o the PAl, who are at
least 18 years o age and are impacted by loss o primary occupation or source
o income.
Private Property Owners
Priate property owners are persons who hae legal title to land, structures or
other assets. 1hese property owners are entitled to compensation.
Project Affected Group (PAG)
Any group or community aected by the project is a Project Aected Group
,PAG,.
Project Affected Household (PAH)
Any house liing, cultiating land or carrying on business, trade or any other
occupation within the Corridor o Impact ,CoI, who are impacted by the
project are a Project Aected louseholds. All the members o PAls in the
project will be treated as PAPs.
Project Affected Person (PAP)
Any indiidual ,part o the PAls, liing, cultiating land or carrying on
business, trade or any other occupation within the Corridor o Impact ,CoI,
who are impacted by the project is a Project Aected Person ,PAP,.
Replacement Cost
1he amount required or an aected person to replace the lost asset through
purchase in the open market.
Residual Land
Residual land can be deined as the remaining portion o land let with the
owner o the holding, ater acquisition o land or the project
Severance of Land
Seerance o and can be deined o a land holding, diided into two and more
separate pieces due to acquisition o land, mainly or laying new project
alignment, such as a bypass or a re-alignment.
Women Headed Household
A household that is headed by a woman and does not hae a male earning
member is a \oman leaded lousehold. 1his woman may be a widowed,
separated or deserted person.
'ulnerable Group ('G)
Vulnerable Group includes but is not limited to the ollowing categories:
O PAls alling under elow Poerty ine` category as identiied by
the State
Goernment and earning up to 25 aboe the oicial leel
1

O andless people.
O Persons who belong to Schedules Castes ,SC, and Scheduled 1ribes
,S1,
O \omen headed households
O Children and elderly people
2
, including orphans and destitute, and
O Physically and mentally challenged , disabled people.


1he cut-o income leels or extending beneits under the Poerty Alleiation
Program during the 9
th
Plan period or 1amil Nadu are nominated as Rs.269.0
and Rs.381.01 per capita per month or rural and urban area respectiely.
1hus, in 1NRSP or an aerage amily o 5 considering 25 increase in the
state P leel, the accepted annual income leels or P people in rural and
urban areas come around Rs.20, 180, and 28,56, respectiely. At present,
the income level for BPL people in rural area, is Rs.2S, 22S/- pa or Rs.2,
J02/- pm and or urban area, Rs.32, 00,- pa or Rs.2, 2,- pm.
1. PAPs up to 14 years hae been considered as children, while those oer 60
years o age hae been considered as elderly people in the project.


LXLCU1I'L SUMMARY



1he Goernment o 1amil Nadu ,Go1N, has undertaken the 1amil Nadu Road
Sector Project ,1NRSP, or implementing this project with \orld ank ,\, loan
assistance. M/s Consulting Lngineering Services (I) Pvt Ltd has been appointed
or assisting the PIU ,Project Implementing Unit, in the preparation o RAP or this
project. 1his RAP has been prepared or umbakonam ypass Lxtension only, based

on the outputs o easibility studies or the ormation o a road length o 4.080 m.
1he Resettlement Action Plan ,RAP, or umbakonam ypass Lxtension under
1amil Nadu Road Sector Project ,1NRSP, contains the magnitude o and
Acquisition and mitigation o impacts. 1his report also includes the baseline socio-
economic characteristics o the Project Aected households ,PAls,, R&R policy
proisions, entitlements, outcomes o the consultations held with the communities,
implementation and monitoring mechanisms, budget and implementation o the R&R
proisions.
Minimum acquisition o land and minimum disturbance to the existing eatures are the
prime objecties o the design. Socially sensitie stretches hae been aoided by
means o detailed study o dierent alternatie alignments. Minimization o impacts
within the limitations o technical requirements and cost eectieness were
emphasized.
1o address the resettlement issues in the project, the Go1N has adopted a
Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy or the project ,ide GO.Ms.No.193 dated
10.08.1998,. 1he RAP has been prepared as per the proisions laid down in this
policy. 1he entitlements and options or each impact category hae been proided in
the detailed entitlement matrix. 1his matrix has been ormed the basis or
ormulation o entitlement options and enabled the working out o the R&R budget
or the project.
Due to the project, totally 199 households are getting aected by losing land or
structures, land and structures. Out o them 184 PAls are losing land only, 5 PAls
are losing structure only, 10 PAls are losing land and structure. On the title holders
who lose their structures, resettlement sites or 11 Nos o PAls are required as they
hae opted or alternatie houses. 1hese PAls will be allotted each a house in the
resettlement sites with necessary inrastructure acilities. During the Public
Consultation meeting, they hae been apprised o the option o the alternatie houses,
as per the Lntitlement Matrix.
1otal land requirement in the project is JJ.J747 Ha. Out o which 7.090S Ha rom
priate landowners, 0.3233 Ha o 1rust land, J.90J6 Ha o 1emple land and J.8S93
Ha o Goernment land will be acquired.
Only the lands o 1emples and 1rusts are aected and no temples are aected. 1he
temple and trust authorities are eligible or compensation only.
1he proposed project has no impact on 1ribal population and there is no loss o
community resources, also. 1he proposed alignment was inalized based on the
concerns and responses o likely PAPs, indiidual consultations with the PAPs during
the census sureys, public meeting held with the local communities inoling PAPs
and Goernment agencies to minimize the aderse impacts.
1here was oer- whelming response rom the public who welcomed the proposal to
construct the bypass and 100 o the people are in aor o the bypass.
1he socio-economic conditions o the PAls are urnished as ollows.
Income Level
1he income o the arious groups reeal that 15 o the PAls all in the group
o below poerty line, 32 between Rs.2103,- to Rs.3000,- p.m., 19 between
Rs.3001,- to Rs.5000 p.m, 32 between Rs.5001,- to Rs.15000 p.m and 2
aboe Rs.15001 p.m.
Occupation Profile of PAHs & Iamily members
1he occupation proile o the PAls & lamily members reeals that Agriculture is
the predominant actiity with 11 highest among the PAls engaged in
Cultiation and the remaining are inoled as Agriculture labors ,4,, Casual
labors ,2,, Priate sector salaried ,4,, Goernment sector salaried ,4,,
usiness ,4,, Unemployed ,11, and Not in \ork orce ,60,.
Religion
y religion, majority o the PAls are lindus ,9, ollowed by the Muslims
,2, and Christians ,1,.
Literacy of PAHs & Iamily members
66 o the PAPs are iterates and 29 are Illiterates and the others are children
,5,. Out o the total PAls & lamily members, belong to Primary
education, 10 has carried out their Middle school education, 20 has
completed ligh school education, 12 has completed ligher Secondary
education, the remaining 18 hae carried out College education.
Age-group Classification of PAHs & Iamily members
As per socio economic surey carried out, the elderly population ,i.e., 60 & more
than 60 years accounts or 12 and the remaining 88, all within the age group
o 60 and below.
'ulnerable populations
In total there are 28 are ulnerable and 2 are non ulnerable. It is obsered
that there are 19 are Schedule caste, 6 are PAls below Poerty line, 2 o
the PAls are o elderly population and 1 is \oman- headed. Since all the
PAls are 1itle- lolders, they are eligible or compensation only or alternatie
houses in case o loss o structures.

A Social Deelopment Unit ,SDU, has been set up within the PIU to tackle land
acquisition. An oicer o the rank o Joint Project Director ,JPD, has been entrusted
the responsibility to oersee and co-ordinate the implementation actiities related to
and Acquisition. Llaborate mechanisms are proposed to assist the JPD, both at the
head quarters as well as at the ield leel to ensure eectie implementation o the
project. 1he State and District eel Committees hae been constituted to redress the
grieances o the PAPs.

R & R Costs and Budget: 1he budget or the implementation o the project
and other associated costs has been estimated as INR 27.00 million.


J. 0 IN1RODUC1ION



1.1 1he Resettlement Action Plan ,RAP, or the 1amil Nadu Road Sector Project
,1NRSP, contains the magnitude o and Acquisition and the mitigation o
impacts. 1his report also includes the baseline socio-economic characteristics
o the Project Aected louse holds ,PAls,, R&R policy proisions and
entitlements, outcomes o the consultations held with the communities and
the budget or the implementing the project.
1.2 1he umbakonam bypass extension likely to be implemented in the second
phase o the project, under the contract package 1NRSP-05. 1he length o the
corridor or this package is 4.080 m. 1he road will be ormed with a total
road width o 12.0 m, as 1wo ane Grael Shoulders ,2 GS,. 1he riding
surace will be o 2 anes, with a width o .0 m ,2x3.5,. 1he road will hae
Grael shoulders on both sides and the total width o the shoulders alone will
be o 5.0 m ,2x2.5,
1.3 1he social impact assessment and resettlement planning carried out as part o
the project preparation which inoles the ollowing ie main elements:
O Screening and social impact assessment as a part o project easibility
study,
O Preparation o Resettlement and Rehabilitation Lntitlements and
policy ramework,
O Census o the potentially aected population,
O Public consultation, and,
O Preparation o Resettlement Action Plan ,RAP,.

1.4 1he objectie o the RAP is to improe the oerall liing standards o the
persons aected due to the project. 1his will be achieed by adopting the
ollowing measures.
O Minimisation o land acquisition and resettlement impacts, reduction
o the CoI and adopting constricted cross-sections,
O 1o proide compensation to PAPs or the loss o assets under priate
negotiation process or under 1amil Nadu ligh \ay Act. 2001.
O 1o present an action plan or the disbursement o compensation and
assistance prior to commencement o ciil works.


1.5 1he total land requirement or umbakonam ypass Lxtension to be
constructed or 1NRSP is JJ.J747 hectares, according to the approed
alignment. 1he exact magnitude o social impacts and land acquisition will be
worked out through a Resettlement Action Plan ,RAP,. ased on the
approed alignment, broad R&R budget estimate has been proided in the
oerall R&R budget.
1.6 1he loss o assets inoles impacts on Agriculture land and structures as
Major& Minor impacts. 1he ollowing 1able reeals the details o impacts
such as loss o land only, loss o land & Structure.
1. 1he area o the land required or the project is totally JJ.J747 hectares. 1he
break-up details are urnished as ollows.



1able J.J Details of PAHs ('illage-wise)


ABS1RAC1: PAHs, 1RUS1S AND 1LMPLLS
S.No.
Name oI the
Village
No. oI
PAHs
who
lose
land
only
No. oI
PAHs
who lose
structure
only
No. oI
PAHs
who lose
land &
Structure
Total
No. oI
PAHs
Major
PAHs
Minor
PAHs
No.
oI
Trusts
No. oI
Temples
Total
No. oI
Land
and
Structure
Owners
AIIected
1 Ullur 11 0 0 11 1 10 1 0 12
2 Thepperumanallur 73 0 3 76 7 69 0 1 77
3 Palavattankattalai 14 1 0 15 3 12 1 1 17
4 Srinivasanallur 41 1 2 44 4 40 1 1 46
5 Krishnapuram 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
6 Sivapuram 4 0 0 4 2 2 1 1 6
7 Malayappanallur 36 1 3 40 14 26 1 1 42
8 Karuppur 5 2 2 9 9 0 0 0 9
TOTAL 184 5 10 199 40 159 5 6 210



1. Area o Priate land ~ .0905 la
2. Area o 1rust land ~ 0.3233 la
3. Area o 1emple land ~ 1.9016la

4. Area o Got. land ~ 1.8593 la
1otal area of the land required = JJ.J747 Ha
1he reak-up details o land to be acquired rom priate landowners, 1emples &
1rusts, illage-wise are urnished in the ollowing 1able.
1ABLLJ.2: Details of Land to be acquired ('illage-Wise)

ABSTRACT: LAND DETAILS

S.N
o
Name oI the
Village
Type oI Land
Major /
Minor
Nature oI Land
Total
Governm
ent land
Grand
Total Privat
e land
Trust
land
Temp
le
land
Majo
r
Mino
r
Irrigat
ed
Un
irrigat
ed
Resident
ial
1 Ullur
0.067
8
0.000
0
0.000
0
0.045
0
0.022
8
0.0450 0.0000 0.0228
0.067
8
0.3265
0.394
3
2
Thepperumana
llur
1.924
0
0.000
0
0.145
0
0.874
5
1.194
5
0.2745
0.600
0
1.1945
2.069
0
0.3390
2.408
0
3
Palavattankatt
alai
1.566
0
0.050
0
0.420
0
0.745
0
1.291
0
0.8460 0.5450 0.6450
2.036
0
0.1354
2.171
4
4 Srinivasanallur
1.790
8
0.000
0
0.441
9
0.878
9
1.353
8
0.2509 0.6280 1.3538
2.232
7
0.4418
2.674
5
5 Krishnapuram
0.000
0
0.000
0
0.593
9
0.578
9
0.015
0
0.0000 0.5939 0.0000
0.593
9
0.1895
0.783
4
6 Sivapuram
0.193
1
0.015
0
0.275
0
0.375
6
0.107
5
0.1350 0.3481 0.0000
0.48
31
0.1638
0.646
9
7
Malayappanall
ur
0.908
4
0.258
3
0.025
8
1.144
2
0.048
3
0.7855 0.3587 0.0483
1.192
5
0.0000
1.192
5
8 Karuppur
0.640
4
0.000
0
0.000
0
0.640
4
0.000
0
0.4512 0.1892 0.0000
0.640
4
0.2633
0.903
7
TOTAL
7.090
5
0.323
3
1.901
6
5.282
5
4.032
9
2.7881 3.2629 3.2644
9.315
4
1.8593
11.17
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1.8 The implementation oI the Iormation oI Kumbakonam Bypass Extension is to be carried out and the contracto
Road construction activities will be generally conIined to 12 months.

1.9 The PIU, through the District Collector has to initiate the LA process. The LA will be completed prior to the s
Ior the entire stretch, and the compensation and assistance Ior land will be disbursed as per entitlement provisions

1.10 In order to arrive at the best alternative, two diIIerent Ieasible options oI alignments have been studied. Each
de-merits. An eIIort has been made to Iind out the best oI two, by collecting more details along these alignments.
alternate alignments is presented in Table 1.3


Table 1.3 Evaluations oI Alternate Alignment Options


Criteria Units Alternative I Alternative II
I. General
Starting point Km Km 2/8 oI
Kumbakonam-
Myladuthurai
road
Km 3/2 oI
Kumbakonam-
Myladuthurai road
Ending point Km Km 35/6 oI
Kumbakonam-
Tiruvarur road
Km 35/9 oI
Kumbakonam-
Tiruvarur road
Length Km 3.800 4.080
RoW proposed ` Metres 27 27
II. Environmental
Land use Type Agriculture and
Homestead
Agriculture and
Homestead
Trees aIIected Numbers 92 56
Ponds aIIected Numbers 2 None
Channels Numbers 3 3
Rivers Numbers 2 2
Soil Type Black cotton soil Black cotton soil
III. Social
Land aIIected Ha 10.2600 11.1747
Structures aIIected Numbers 55 15
Temples Numbers 5 None
Temple Land only Numbers 5 5
School building Numbers 1 None
IV. Approximate Cost
LA Cost Millions 25.14 20.29
Bridge Cost Millions 34.50 34.50
ROB Cost Millions 20.00 20.00
Road Cost Millions 115.00 120.00
Structure Cost Millions 10.00 3.00
EMP Cost Millions 2.00 1.50
Total Cost Millions 206.64 199.29
Best alignment --- --- b



Note: ` The normal Right oI Way proposed is 27 metres. In high embankments like approaches to ROBs a
it is likely to be more.
1.11 From the above table it may be seen that the Alternative-I, impacts 2 ponds, 55 structures, 5 temples and a
Alternative-II does not aIIect as much. Moreover Alternative-I, is very close to the town and the developm
this reason many houses (55 Nos) are aIIected. In total, the cost oI Alternative-II is lesser than the Alterna
been chosen as the better alignment. In addition to that, majority oI the people have also opted Ior Alterna
Consultation Meeting and the minutes oI Meeting are enclosed in Annexure - 1.
1.12 So, the Alternative II is the best option Ior the bypass oI Kumbakonam town, in terms oI Environmen
engineering point oI view. ThereIore, Alternative II is selected and the Detailed Engineering has been car
1.13 In continuation oI the DraIt RAP, another Consultation Meeting has also been conducted Ior the Project A
explaining the Compensation Ior the individuals, R& R Policies and the Entitlement Matrix oI the Govern
World Bank. The minutes oI the consultation meeting with PAPs & PAHs are enclosed in Annexure 1 A.
2. 0 LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT IMPACTS
2.1 This chapter outlines the magnitude and extent oI the various impact categories. These shall Iorm a base
accordance with the provisions oI the Entitlement Matrix.
2.2 The project involves land Ior acquisition Ior Iormation oI bypass. Altogether 11.1747 Ha oI land wil
which 9.3154 Ha oI patta land will be acquired Irom private owners and the balance oI 1. 8593 Ha land
oI irrigated and unirrigated land are provided as Iollows in Table 2.1.


Table 2.1 Type of Land Affected

Type of Land Area in (ha)
Private irrigated land 2.7881
Private un irrigated land 3.2629
Private residential land 3.2644
Total Private land 9.3154
Other Govt Land 1.8593
Total Land 11.1747



2.3 1here are cases o seerance o land, especially along the bypass. 1he PAPs whose land will be seered h
Plan Schedules ,PS,. 1he entitlement ramework or the project proides an additional o 25 o the total co
compensate or the seerance impacts.
2.4 Out o the 199 PAls in the project, 40 PAls are subjected to major impact and 159 PAls are subjected to
2.5 1he compensation or the land to be acquired will be paid through priate negotiation with the concerned la
will inole the ollowing steps.
O 1he concerned 1hasildhar will carry out a scrutiny o land prices ,based on guideline alues Dated, A
O 1he District eel Committee under the chairmanship o the District Collector will carryout negotia
based on the guideline alue. In order to represent the real replacement cost towards the payment o
compensation shall not be less than 150 o the guideline alue o the Registration department.
O In the eent o dissatisaction oer the alue with the negotiation committee, the landowner has the
State eel Committee.
O 1he, guideline alues as updated by the Go1N on August 1
st
, 200 hae been adopted or the projec
more than one year old on the date o negotiation, an increase o 5 per annum will be paid. In addi
9 will be paid to meet out the cost o registration and stamp duty irrespectie o whether the PAP r
O 1ree 'alue: lor any trees attached to the land to be acquired, the alue o ruit bearing trees will be
,AD,, lorticulture and 1imber trees will be estimated by the Diisional lorest Oicer ,DlO,.
3.0 BASLLINL SOCIO LCONOMIC CHARAC1LRIS1ICS
3.J 1his chapter presents the socio- economic eatures o the project and an analysis o baseline socio-economi
Persons ,PAPs,.
3.2 1he key baseline socio-economic characteristics hae been worked out based on analysis o the census s
include those related to income, occupation, etc.
3.3 Structured ormats were prepared on which the data was recorded separately or the household records, ino
assets loss, ownership proile, household inormation, etc. In general, inormation on demographic and soc
income leel, gender o head o household etc. were collected to determine the ulnerability o the project a
3.4 1he PAl suering the ollowing impacts are categorized as Major impact:
O oss o place o dwelling
O oss o place o business
O oss o lielihood
O oss o 25 or more o agriculturally productie land out o the aected land holding, or
O oss o land due to seerance on acquisition and the remaining land is not economically iable
3.S All the PAls aailable on the date o joint eriication will be eligible or entitlements in accordance with
entitled persons will be made aailable or eriication in the oice o the Diisional Lngineer ,lighway, 1N
3.6 Any urther encroachment into the CoI will be preented through regular monitoring by the Diisional L
with the Regular Diisional Lngineer. ,lighways,
1he demographic and socio-economic proiles are gien as ollows:
3.7 Income Level
1he income o the arious groups reeal that 15 o the PAls all in the group o below poerty line, 32
19 between Rs.3001,- to Rs.5000 p.m, 32 between Rs.5001,- to Rs.15000 p.m and 2 aboe Rs.15000 p
presented in Annexure - 9.
3.8 Occupation Profile of PAHs & Iamily members
1he occupation proile o the PAls & lamily members reeals that Agriculture is the predominant actiity
in Cultiation and the remaining are inoled as Agriculture labors ,4,, Casual labors ,2,, Priate sector s
salaried ,4,, usiness ,4,, Unemployed ,11, and Not in \ork orce ,60,. 1he occupation proile o th
3.9 Religion
y religion, majority o the PAls are lindus ,9, ollowed by the Christians ,1, and Muslims ,2,. 1h
is presented in Annexure -JJ.

3.J0 Literacy of PAHs & Iamily members
66 o the PAPs are iterates and 29 are Illiterates and the others are children ,5,. Out o the total P
Primary education, 10 has carried out their Middle school education, 20 has completed ligh school
Secondary education, the remaining 18 hae carried out College education. 1he proile o literacy by illage

3.JJ Age-group Classification of PAHs & Iamily members
As per socio economic surey carried out, the elderly population ,i.e., 60 & more than 60 years account
within the age group o below 60 years. 1he proile by illage-wise is presented in Annexure J3.
3.J2 'ulnerable populations
In total there are 28 are ulnerable and 2 are non ulnerable. It is obsered that there are 19 are
Poerty line, 2 o the PAls are o elderly population and 1 are \oman- headed. Since all the PAls
compensation only. . 1he proile o the ulnerable population by illage wise is urnished in the Annexure -J
3.J3 Profile of PAHs: 1he census o the landowners impacted hae been carried out, the proile o the PAPs has
JS.8.
4.0 IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES
4.1 The activities considered to be undertaken in the implementation oI RAP are with necessary sequencing o
Ior updating the schedule during the progress oI the implementation. The site will be handed over to
works Iree, aIter acquiring the land and aIter distribution oI compensation and allowances. Speedy eIIorts
involved in the acquisition process quickly aIter IulIilling the statutory requirements prescribed there i
presented in Table 4.1, as Iollows

Table 4.1 Implementation Schedule for RAP

SL.
NO
TASK Apr-
2009
May
2009
1un-
2009
1ul-
2009
Aug-
2009
Sept-
2009
Oct-
2009
1 Approval oI RAP by
GoTN/PIU
\
2 Disclosure oI RAP
\
3 Negotiation with land
owners, Issue oI ID
cards, Selection oI
Resettlement site
\
4 Payment oI
Compensation under
private negotiation,
Payment oI Severance
allowances, LPG
Completion oI land
acquisition under
TNHW act
\
5 Sale deed registration
\
6 Construction oI houses
in the Resettlement site
and handing over to the
PAPs
\
7 Handing over the site to
the contractors
Mile stones
I II
8 Commencement oI
Civil works
I II
9 Operation oI data base
\
10 Impact Assessment




2 4.2 The RAP document is to be disclosed Ior public access and will be made available in the Iollowing places
District library at Thanjavur
TNRSP web site: www.tnrsp.com
In the Panchayat oIIices oI all concerned villages
4.3. To provide inIormation on the Iixation oI negotiation prices Ior land acquisition in the project and to expla
the project, brochures are to be prepared in Tamil and will be available to all PAPs prior to negotiations.

4.4 Data Irom the baseline socio-economic surveys carried out during the project preparation stage will provi
process to assess the progress and success oI the resettlement and rehabilitation programme. However,
the Iollowing:
Communication and reactions Irom PAPs.
InIormation Irom PAPs on entitlements, options
Valuation oI properties
Usage oI grievance redressal mechanism
Disbursement oI compensation

4.5 Monitoring will also cover the physical progress oI project. This will include acquisition oI land, provisio
and other necessities, iI any. The Divisional Engineer, TNRSP, Kumbakonam will monitor the progress at
4.6 Monitoring Indicators or Physical Progress: A standard ormat with internal Monitoring indicators or ph
presented in 1able 4


Table 4.2 Monitoring Indicators for Physical Progress

Sl.
No
Monitoring Indicators for Physical
Progress
Implementation
Target
Revised
Implementation
Target
Progress
this
month
Cumulative
Progress
against
Revised
Implementation
Target
1 Land acquired Irom Govt (ha) 1.8593

2
Wet land acquired Irom private owners
(ha)
2.7881

3
Dry land acquired Irom private owners
(ha)
3.2629

4
Residential land acquired Irom private
owners (ha)
3.2644

5
Number oI PAHs paid compensation Ior
acquisition oI private land & structures
40 (major)
159 (minor)

6
Number oI PAHs provided with
assistance Ior severance oI land
4

7
Number oI PAHs provided with Land
purchase Grant 25 oI the
compensation received to buy
alternative agricultural land
29

8
Number oI PAPs provided with
assistance Ior ShiIting allowances
11



9
Number oI PAHs provided with
subsistence allowance Ior 6 months
40

10
Number oI PAHs provided with
alternative houses in the Resettlement
site
11



4.8 A standard Iormat with internal Monitoring indicators Ior Iinancial progress oI the project has be


Table 4.3 Monitoring Indicators for Financial Progress

S.No.
Monitoring
Indicators for
Financial Progress
Implementation
Target
(Rs.Million)
Revised
Implementation
Target
Progress
this
month
Cumulative
Progress

Rev
Imp
Tar
1 Compensation paid
Ior land acquired
Irom the private
landowners
150
18.00
2 Compensation paid
Ior Registration
charges and taxes
1.08

3 The payment oI
10 Ior Delay in
revision oI
guideline values
1.34

4 Compensation paid
Ior severance oI
land
0.50
5 Compensation paid
Ior loss oI
perennial and non
perennial crops

1.50

6 Expenditure on
providing
Subsistence
allowance
0.86


Expenditure on
providing ShiIting
allowance
0.01
8 Compensation paid
Ior LPG
0.28
9 Expenditure on
preparing
Resettlement sites
with inIrastructure
Iacilities

2.00

10 Expenditure on un-
quantiIied impacts
1.43


JJ Total 27.00




4.9 Internal monitoring will track the physical and Iinancial indicators as mentioned in Table 4.2 and 4.3 M
SDU oI the PIU. Monthly Progress report shall be prepared and submitted to the PIU at Head Quarters r
the targets Iixed with reasons Ior shortIalls, iI any.
4.10 All monitoring reports will have to be compiled within IiIteen days at the end oI each month by the
Iormats will be compiled, analyzed and results will be submitted to the Project Director Ior the asse
implementation oI the RAP.
4.11 The main objectives oI the Impact Evaluation to be carried out (II necessary), have been mentioned below
To assess whether the PAPs have improved their living standards, in terms oI income, ownership o
To monitor the schedules and achievement oI targets; and
To evaluate whether the outcomes oI social development objectives oI the project are being achie
4.12 All the PAPs who have spent more than 6 months aIter receiving compensation will be considered Ior t
encountered will be assessed and necessary changes will be recommended to the PIU Ior conside
emphasize on the assessment oI achievements oI the project targets and the change in quality oI liIe
indicators will be developed Ior carrying out the evaluation assignment. All the evaluations are expecte
indicators. AIter the implementation oI the project, an agency will carry out an end-term evaluatio
implementation oI the R&R provisions.
4.13 The impact evaluation will be made on the issues as mentioned below:
Restoration oI income levels oI the PAPs;
Changes and shiIts in occupational pattern;
1.14 As standard Iormat with indicators Ior impact evaluation has been presented in Table 4.4 below:
Table 4.4 Indicators for Impact Evaluation

S.No.
Impact
Evaluation
Indicators
Ranges
Pre-
project
Baseline
Values
Annual
Evaluation
End-
Pro
Evalu
1. MONTHLY
INCOME
2102 & below (BPL) 15
2103 3000 32
3001 5000 19
5001 15000 32
Above 15000 -
2. OCCUPATION Cultivation 11
Agricultural labour 4
Casual labour 2
Private sector salaried 4
Government sector salaried 4

Business 4
Other workIorce -
Unemployed 11
Not in workIorce 60
3 MATERIAL
ASSETS.
Average Number oI
Livestock per
Household


Proportion oI
households having
radio
Proportion oI
households having
mixer
Proportion oI
households having
grinder
Proportion oI
households having
television


Proportion oI
households having
mobile phone


Proportion oI
households having
bicycle


Proportion oI
households having
cattle


Proportion oI
households having
bullock cart


Proportion oI
households having two
wheeler


Proportion oI
households having
tractor


Proportion oI
households having
Iour wheeler


4 ACCESS TO
BASIC
AMENITIES
Proportion oI
households having
electricity connection


Proportion oI
households having
water supply
connection


Proportion oI
households having
telephone connection


Proportion oI
households having
close access to
community water
resource


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom post
oIIice


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom
market place


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom bank
/ credit society


Proportion oI
households having
proper road
accessibility


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom PHC/


other medical Iacility
Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom
primary school


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom high
school / college


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom
library


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom
movie hall/ video
parlor


Proportion oI
households located
within 1km Irom play
ground / park


5 HOUSE TYPE Proportion oI people
having Pucca House


Proportion oI people
having Semi - Pucca
House


Proportion oI people
having Kutcha House




4.16 1he cost or implementation o RAP has been worked out in accordance with R&R policy approed by Go1
socio-economic surey data. 1he property owners subject to minor impacts will be proided only compensa
assistances as per the R&R Policy proisions will be proided or the PAls haing major impact due to the
4.1 1he ollowing 1able presents the oerall budget with costs or all R&R components or umbakonam ypas
4.18 1he total budget or compensation or and including cost or trees are calculated based on the guideline al
o R&R budget is gien in the 1able 4.S
1able 4.S Summary of R&R Budget
S.No Item Village Name Cost for
Compensation
at 150 (in
Rupees)
Grant
Total
1
Compensation
Ior Land
ULLUR 92,083
THEPPERUMA
NALLUR
9,720,761

PAZHAVATTAN
KATTALAI
6,120,620

SRINIVASA
NALLUR
1,255,631

KRISHNAPURAM 110,465
SIVAPURAM 41,298
MALYAPPA
NALLUR
486,090

KARUPPUR 172,648
Sub Total -- 17, 999,
596
2
9
Registration
charges
For all villages --
1, 079, 976
3
10 Extra
due to delay
oI revision oI
guideline
values
For all villages --
1, 343, 070
4
Severance
allowance
For all villages
-- 50, 316
5
Trees
Compensation
(Rough
Estimate)
For all villages
-- 1,500,000
6
Subsistence
allowance
For all villages
-- 864,000
7 ShiIting For all villages -- 11, 000
allowance
8
Land
Purchase
Grant
For all villages
-- 279, 282
9
Resettlement
site
--
-- 2,000,000
10
Contingency
Ior un-
quantiIied
impacts
--
-- 1,872,760

Total in
Rupees
--
-- 27,000,000
(Or) Rupees 27.00

ANNLXURLS J-JS

Annexure - 1
(MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETING)
TAMIL NADU ROAD SECTOR PRO1ECT
Chairman: Divisional Engineer, TNRSP, Kumbakonam
Venue: Muthupillai Mandapam Middle School, Pazhavattan kattalai, Kumbakonam
Date: 19
th
January, 2008
Time: 10:00 am
A public consultation meeting has been held Ior the proposed bypass extension Ior Kumbakonam town, linkin
road (SH), (2) Kumbakonam Karaikal road (SH) and (3) Kumbakonam Thiruvarur road (SH). The link betw
(SH) and Kumbakonam Chennai road (SH) already exist. The meeting was held under the chairmanship o
Kumbakonam. Government oIIicials, People`s representatives, Panchayat union presidents, Traders, Re
Organizations and about 55 Nos oI Project AIIected People have participated the meeting.
The Address of the Resettlement Officer, Tamil Nadu Road Sector Profect, Chennai
The Resettlement OIIicer, Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project, Chennai welcomed the gathering and brieIly exp
Chairman addressed the gathering, explained the necessity oI the bypass extension and requested the participan
regarding bypass.
The Address of Mr. N. Jiswanathan, M& E Consultant
Mr. N. Viswanathan , M& E Consultant welcomed the proposal oI the bypass, as the Consultants proposed var
need oI the public in the developments like, good access oI traIIic, reducing the congestion to the Central p
enormous delay in crossing the town. He readily agreed and assured to extend Iull support in oIIering nece
Iollowed Ior the acquisition oI the required land Ior the proposed project. He explained them about the entitlemen
The Address of Mr. L.G Balakrishanan, Highway Engineer, CES (I) Pvt Ltd
He explained the World Bank norms and guidelines related to this project. He also explained technically about
demerits and he explained that proper compensation Ior the aIIected land, structures & trees (etc) will be paid. I
project, like development oI industries and trades, he requested the public, to give their co-operation without con
the land and others.
Interactions with Public. The client and consultants have interacted with the public, invited their views, expla
queries up to their satisIaction.
The Jiews of the Public
The members and the pubic participated in the meeting; have accepted the bypass proposal and wanted to comme
opted Ior Alternative II
Table: Project responses to the issues raised in the Public Consultation Mee
Location: Muthupillai Mandapam Middle School, Pazhavattan kattalai, Kumbako
S.No R&R issues Responses
1 Sought clariIication on the
purpose oI the meeting.
The Consultants clariIied the necessity oI the
explained about the guidelines oI the World
2 Raised whether any similar
kind oI project has been
handled by the department
The Consultants clariIied that Ramanathapuram
the, example.
3 Raised doubt about the
Provision Ior the cross
roads across the alignment
The Consultants clariIied that entire cross ro
across the alignment will be improved.
4 Early completion oI the
project has been
emphasized.
The Consultants replied that the civil works are
be started aIter handing over to the contrac
compensation will be distributed at the earliest.
5 Raised doubt about the
Patta land and what will be
the compensation
The Consultants clariIied that at least 150 oI t
value and 9 Ior registration will be given. In
that Severance and other Allowances, as per
Bank`s Guidelines, will be given.
6 Requested to minimize the
impacts on the built up
areas
The Consultant explained about the alternat
minimise the impacts, the Alternative 2, is l
chosen.
7 The bypass may be Iormed
at a distance oI 100 It East
or West oI Chelliamman
temple at Srinivasa Nallur
without aIIecting, the
temple
The Consultant explained that the bypass will b
Srinivasa Nallur without aIIecting, Chelliamman



1be .aare.. of tbe Cbairvav
1he Diisional Lngineer ,l, 1NRSP explained that the project would be implemented and carried out as per the no
1he loan assistance or the proposed bypass rom the \orld ank will be helpul to the Goernment o 1amil Na
will be useul to the public to aoid the delay in transport, to aoid traic congestion, to gie smooth low o trai
both sides o the road.
1he Diisional Lngineer explained them about the compensation proisions as per the \orld ank`s guidelines o
le also touched upon the process o replacement o Common Property Resources ,CPRs, during implementatio
buildings, etc ,I any,.
In iew o the positie impacts o the proposed bypass, like deelopment o industries and trades, the Diisiona
extend their ull co-operation & participation to make the project success.
:tcove:
1here was oer- whelming response rom the public who welcomed the proposal to construct the bypass and 1
bypass. In that 62 o the public are in the aor o the Alternatie - 2 and 38 o the public are in aour o any
willing or the bypass proposal.
Covct:.iov:
1here was an oerwhelming response rom the public who welcomed the proposal to construct a bypass. 1he m
rom the consultants, M,s.Consulting Lngineering Serices ,India, Pt td, Chennai - 600 02

Annexure JA
(MINU1LS OI 1HL CONSUL1A1ION MLL1ING WI1H PAHs & PA
1AMIL NADU ROAD SLC1OR PROJLC1
Chairman: Reenue Diisional Oicer, umbakonam
Venue: Muthupillai Mandapam Middle School, Pazhaattan kattalai, umbakonam
Date: 02
nd
Noember, 2008
1ime: 10.30 am
A consultation meeting with PAPs & PAls has been held or the proposed bypass extension or umbakonam
R&R policies o this project. 1he meeting was held under the chairmanship o the Reenue Diisional Oicer,
1NRSP, Chennai, 1he Diisional Lngineer ,1NRSP, umbakonam, 1he Special 1asildhar, 1NRSP, 1hanjau
1iruidaimarudhur, Sureyors, Village Administratie Oicers and Goernment oicials, People`s representati
Goernment Organizations and Journalist and PAPs & PAls hae participated the meeting.
1be .aare.. of tbe De:t, Cottector, 1avit ^aa: Roaa ector Pro;ect, Cbevvai
1he Deputy Collector, 1amil nadu road sector project, Chennai welcomed the gathering and welcomed the prop
proposed arious alternaties, which is a long elt need o the public in the deelopments like, good access o traic
part o umbakonam town, aoiding enormous delay in crossing the town briely explained the R&R policies and c
the project aected people and house holds.
1be .aare.. of Diri.iovat vgiveer, 1^RP, K:vba/ovav
1he Diisional Lngineer explained the process to be ollowed or the acquisition o the required land and structures
them about the arious beneits to the project aected households and people as per the entitlement matrix. le al
sites and alternatie houses to the beneiciary and compensation or the indiiduals. le also explained that the com
Plan o this project are aailable in the district library, Panchayat oices, Diisional oice and also in the web site.
1be .aare.. of Mr. .C ata/ri.bavav, C ;) Prt ta
le also explained technically about the alignment and proper compensation or the aected land, structures & t
necessary details regarding the alignment or the enquires made by the PAls.
vteractiov. ritb P:btic: 1he delegates at the Dias with help o the Sureyors and VAO and consultants hae interacte
and clariied the queries about the compensation and other beneits.
Annexure - 2
1amil Nadu HW Act, 200J (Lxtracts)

LX1RAORDINAR\ PUISlLD \ AU1lORI1\
|No.626| ClLNNAI, lRIDA\, SLP1LMLR 20, 2002
1AMIL NADU HIGHWAYS AC1, 200J
,Lxtracts rom 1amil Nadu lighways Act, 2001,
Chapter II
Declaration of Highways, Highways Authorities and their Powers and Iunctions
5 ,2, 1he Diisional Lngineer, lighways Department o the Goernment in-charge o each diision, shall be the l
Chapter I'
Acquisition of Property
15 ,1, I the Goernment are satisied that any land is required or the purpose o any highway or or construction
structures thereon or or any purpose incidental or ancillary thereto, in urtherance o the objects o this Act, they
the 1avit ^aa: Corervvevt Caette a notice speciying the description o such land and the particular purpose or whic
,2,eore publishing a notice under sub-section ,1,, the Goernment shall call upon the owner and any other
show cause within such time as may be speciied in the notice, why the land should not be acquired. 1he Goernme
gien in such manner as may be prescribed.
18. Lery owner or person interested in any land acquired under this Act shall be entitled to receie and be paid an
19 ,3, \here no such agreement can be reached, the Goernment shall reer the case to the Collector or determina
acquisition as also the person or persons to whom such amount shall be paid.
Proided that no amount exceeding such amount as the Goernment may, by general or special order, spec
be determined by the Collector without the preious approal o the Goernment or such oicer as the Goernmen
23. \here any amount has been deposited in court under sub-section ,3, o section 22, the Court may either o its o
by or on behal o any party interested or claiming to be interested in such amount, order the same to be inested
approed by the Goernment as it may think proper, and may direct the interest or other proceeds o any such in
such manner as will, in its opinion, gie the parties interested therein the same beneit there rom as they might ha
such amount has been deposited or as near thereto as may be.
24. \hen the amount is not paid or deposited on or beore taking possession o the land, the Goernment shall p
thereon at the rate o nine per cent per annum rom the time o so taking possession until it shall hae been so paid

ANNLXURL 3
'ARIOUS S1AGLS IOR 1HL DL1LRMINA1ION OI COMPLNSA1ION A
1he arious stages o the determination o compensation are gien as ollows
y an agreement between the land owner and the District Collector.
y ixing the land alue under section 19,3, o 1amil Nadu lighway Act 2001 by ollowing the procedur
Acquisition Act, 1894.
Any person aggrieed by the decision o the Collector or any other oicer, may within 60 days require the
proided under section 18 o the and Acquisition Act 1894.
loweer, as an alternatie to the acquisition under the 1Nl\ Act 2001, Goernment issued orders dated,
alue ,minimum, should be gien as compensation by priate negotiations under an agreement between the
,District eel Negotiation Committee,.
In case the use o 1N lighway Act, the compensation will be paid prior to taking oer the land or those
who are not aailable, it will be deposited in the court.
1he basic data required or the Social Assessment or implementing the R&R related actiities or the project are gi
Profile of PAPs: 1he project should proide adequate inormation on settlements, population
Livelihood Sources: 1he project should proide inormation about the occupational pattern o the a
household income per annum.
Lmployment in the Project: 1he project should make necessary arrangement or creating employment
period or the local people.
1he subject and reerence o arious G.Os relating to R&R or the project are gien as ollows
O Authorization o District Collectors to initiate land acquisition through priate negotiation ,G.O. Ms.
authorizes the district collectors o the 11 districts along the 1NRSP roads to initiate the land acquisition p
on behal o the project
O 1amil Nadu Road Sector Project - Implementation - Committees Constituted - Orders Issued ,G.O.Ms.N
objecties o the R&R policy ramework o 1NRSP and to accelerate the speedy implementation o the proje
O and Acquisition - 1NRSP - Relaxing Conditions or Acquisition o \etlands - Orders Issued ,G.O.Ms
conditions prescribed in G.O.Ms.No.363, Reenue Department, dated 28.04.95, acquisition o wetlands u
careul examination, it was inerred that this acquisition was unaoidable, ater which condition or wetlan
project as a special case through G.O.Ms.No.151 dated 0.09.2001.
O Goernment Order on Sanction o Rs.49.5 Crore towards and Acquisition ,G.O.Ms.No.59 dated
administratie sanction or a sum o Rs.49.5 crore to compensate the PAPs towards acquisition o 805 ha
1NRSP 01-05, in accordance with the proisions o the R&R policy, by negotiations with the landowners.
O Goernment Order on Lnhanced Payment o compensation through priate negotiation ,G.O.Ms.No.40 d
the District Collectors o 11 districts where the 1NRSP is being implemented to ix up land alue not less th
time o priate negotiations with the landowners.
O Goernment Order on constituting a policy ramework approed empowered committee ,G.O. Ms.No.184
or a constitution o an empowered committee to proide immediate guidance and approal o issues d
beyond the powers o the project authority.
O Goernment Order on creation o Special Reenue Sta ,G.O.Ms.No.14 dated 15.0.1998,: 1his G.O.
Special Reenue Sta experienced in enironmental and land acquisition issues, who will help and coord
project.
O Goernment Order on sanction o constituting R&R Cell ,G.O.Ms.No.20 dated 30.01.2003,: 1his G.O.
Cell or the project that will oersee land acquisition and implementation o the Resettlement Action Plan.
O 1he Goernment Order on Amendment o Lntitlement Matrix regarding and Purchase Grant and l
No.264 dated 13.12.2006 proides amendment to and Purchase Grant and louse Construction Grant o
grant at 25 o total compensation will be aailable to those PAP`s who lose more than 25 o their land
less than minimum economic land holding ,less than 1 hectare o irrigated or 2 hectares o un irrigated or
enclosed or reerence as Annexure.4)
O 1he Go1N, in accordance with the principles laid down in the Operational Directies o the \orld ank an
the R&R policy or 1NRSP. 1he lighways Department in G.O.Ms.No.193, dated 10.08.1998 accepted the
the basis or the RAP. 1his RAP document has been prepared as per the policy described in the aboe G.O
O Principles o the Policy on Mitigation o Impacts: It is an integral policy o the project to mitigate all the im
this is not possible, PAPs will be compensated and assisted. 1he principles o R&R policy are that:
Inoluntary resettlement shall be aoided to the extent possible or minimized where eer easible,
designs.
\here displacement is unaoidable, people losing assets, lielihood or other resources shall be
regaining their ormer status o liing at no cost to themseles
People`s participation shall be undertaken in planning and implementation
1ype of Impacts to be addressed
1here are three broad categories o social and economic impacts, which require mitigation in this project. 1hey inclu
oss o assets, namely lands and assets,
oss o lielihood or income opportunities, and
Collectie impacts on groups, such as loss o Common Property Resour
1he irst two categories represent direct project impacts on an identiied population. lere, the aected people will
category represents an indirect impact, where group members need not be indiidually
O Lntitlement Iramework: 1he entitlement ramework or this project has been prepared ollowing the R&
decided, as part o the mitigation measures to compensate the losses to the PAPs. 1he deinitions regarding
are presented as a separate section, Glossary o R&R terms. A summary entitlement matrix is
Annexure 4
Detailed Lntitlement Matrix
1he detailed entitlement matrix or the project is presented below:

Impact Category / Entitlement Remarks
1. Loss of Private Property
(a) Loss of Land (agricultural or otherwise)
1) Cash Compensation through private negotiations or in
accordance with the provisions oI Land Acquisition Act, plus
additional amount oI 9 towards cost oI registration and taxes;
2) Land purchase grant 25 oI total compensation received
will be available to those PAPs who lose more than 25 oI their
land holding and leIt with less than minimum economic land
holding (less than 1 hectare oI irrigated or 2 hectares oI un-
irrigated or equivalent),
3) Subsistence allowance Ior six months equivalent to monthly
minimum wages will be paid to all those who lose more than 25
oI their Land holding and leIt with less than minimum economic
land holding,
4) In case oI severance oI agricultural land, an additional 25
oI total compensation will be paid as severance allowance.
The land purchase grant will b
iI land is purchased and regist
one year oI receiving the co
amount. The grant will be rele
submission oI copy oI regi
deed. (Amended as per G.O
dated 13.12.2006) Amendm
Purchase Grant 25
compensation received will be
those PAPs who lose more th
their land holding in the villag
land is being purchased Ior T
are leIt with less than minimum
land holding (less than 1
irrigated or 2 ha oI un-i
equivalent in
village).

(b) Loss of residential structure
1) Cash compensation at schedules rates without depreciation,
plus additional amount oI 9 towards cost oI registration and
taxes;
2) Right to salvage aIIected materials,
3) ShiIting assistance oI Rs.1000 Ior all those who lose
complete house;
4) Subsistence allowance Ior six months equivalent to monthly
minimum wages to all those who lose complete house
5) An option oI alternative built house oI size between20 Sqm.
40 Sqm oI plinth depending on the size oI the house lost at cost.
(a) II more than one third oI structu
the PAP has option to oIIer Ior acqui
entire structure
(b) PAPs losing up to 20 Sqm oI h
built house oI 20 Sqm and PAPs losi
more than 20 Sqm will get a built ho
Sqm.
(c)The cost oI house to be charged is
two-thirds to non-vulnerable and one
vulnerable subject to maximum oI co
amount received. (Amended as per
G.O.Ms.No.264 dated 13.12.2006).
The cost oI house to be charged is lim
thirds to non vulnerable and one third
vulnerable subject to maximum oI co
amount received. Optionally, House
Grant 25 oI the structure valuati
residential and commercial structure
land at his cost with the assistance oI
compensation. However, the House
Grant shall not exceed Rs.25000/- irr
the structural value.
(d) Resettlement sites will be devel
basic amenities oI more than 20 Iami
in a length oI 5 km, otherwise houses
in the existing villages.
(c) Loss of commercial structure
1) Cash compensation at scheduled rates without
depreciation, plus additional amount oI 9 towards cost oI
registration and taxes;
2) Right to salvage aIIected materials;
3) ShiIting assistance oI Rs.1000 Ior all those who loose
complete structure;
4) Subsistence allowance Ior six months equivalent to monthly
minimum wages to all those who lose complete structure.
5) An option oI alternative constructed shop oI 9 Sqm. oI
plinth area at cost (or) employment generation asset worth up to
Rs.30,000;
6) Training Ior selI-employment opportunities to all willing
adult members above 18 years.
(a) II more than one third oI structu
PAP has option to oIIer Ior acquisitio
structure
(b) The cost oI shop to be charged
two-thirds to non-vulnerable and one
vulnerable subject to maximum oI co
amount received. The shops will be b
resettlement site or adjacent to the ro
required small shopping complexes w
(d) Impacts to tenants (residential and commercial)
1) Rental allowance Ior six months Rs.1000 month
2) ShiIting assistance oI Rs.1000
3) In case oI agricultural tenant advance notice oI 3 months to
harvest crop or market value oI crop. Subsistence allowance Ior
3 months equivalent to minimum wages is available to those who
lose more than 0.5 ha oI irrigated or 1 ha oI un-irrigated or
equivalent area.

(e) Impacts to standing crops and other properties
1) Non-perennial crops: Three months (90 days) advance
notiIication Ior the harvesting oI standing crops (or) lump sum
equal to the market value oI the standing crop lost
2) Perennial crops such as Iruit trees, a lump sum
compensation payment equal to the capitalized value i.e., the net
present value oI 15 years oI Iuture net income Irom the
production oI the perennial crops, at a discount rate oI 12 per
annum.
3) Loss oI other properties such as irrigation wells will be
compensated at scheduled rates.

II. Impacts to squatters / Encroachers
(a). Impacts to Squatters
1) Loss oI House: An alternative built house oI 20 Sqm. plinth
area Ior vulnerable and compensation at scheduled rates without
depreciation Ior non vulnerable with 2 months notice to demolish
the aIIected structure.
2) Loss oI petty shop: An alternative built shop oI 9 Sqm. plinth
(OR) employment generation asset worth up to Rs.30, 000 Ior
vulnerable and compensation at scheduled rates without
depreciation Ior non vulnerable with 2 months notice to demolish
aIIected structure.
3) Right to salvage the aIIected materials;
4) ShiIting assistance oI Rs.1000
5) Subsistence allowance Ior six months equivalent to
monthly minimum wages to vulnerable squatters.
6) Training Ior selI employment opportunities to all adult
members oI above 18 years among vulnerable Iamilies

Impacts to encroachers
1) Compensation at scheduled rate without
depreciation Ior the aIIected portion oI the
structures
2) 2 months notice to harvest standing crops or
market value oI compensation Ior standing crops
or demolish the encroached structure;

III. Loss of employment to agricultural and non-agricultural workers
Subsistence allowance Ior 3 months equivalent to
monthly minimum wages, Economic rehabilitation
assistance consisting oI training and assistance Ior
purchase oI assets up to Rs.20,000

IV. Loss of community Assets
Relocation oI community / cultural properties
impacted in consultation with the community, prior to
demolition oI impacted asset

V. Unidentified Impacts
UnIoreseen impacts will be documented and mitigated
based on the provision oI the policy, applicable Ior the
project.

Note:
1) Vulnerable PAPs are those who are living below poverty line
(BPL), those who lose more than 25 oI total land holding and
remaining land holding is less than minimum economic land
holding, SC/ST, women headed households and elderly people oI
more than 60 years.
2) Only one subsistence and shiIting allowance will be
available in case oI more than one impact is experienced by the
household;
3) The amounts oI allowances will be revised annually.
4) The minimum wages Ior each district will be adopted as per
the minimum wages Iixed by the District Collector.
5) The unit oI entitlement is at household level. For training,
Ior selI-employment opportunities and economic rehabilitation
assistance to the aIIected agricultural and non-agricultural
workers, this unit oI entitlement will be at individual level.




ADDI1IONAL ASSIS1ANCL 1O 'ULNLRABLL GROUPS
In addition to the entitlements to all aected PAls , PAPs, the ollowing additional proisions will be gien to the
O and purchase grant 25 o the total compensation receied to ulnerable PAl
O An option o an alternatie built house or shop at 1,3
rd
cost or ulnerable titleh
O An alternatie built house ree o cost or ulnerable residential squatte
O An alternatie built shops ree o cost or an employment generation asset up to Rs.30,000,- or ul
O Subsistence allowance or six months or ulnerable people, and
O 1raining or sel-employment opportunities to all adult members or ulnerable
Squatters

Annexure - 5
GO (Ms) 264, dated 13.12.2006
(Amendment to Land Purchase and House Construction Grant)
Highway Department Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project Resettlement Action Plan Volume I Entitlement Matri
Highways (HF 2) Department
G.O. (Ms) No.264 Dated: 13.12.2006
Read:-
1. G.O.(Ms.) No.184 Highways (HF 1) Department, dated 16.10.2002
2. G.O. (Ms).No.74, Highways (HF 1) Department, dated 8.4.2003
3. G.O. (Ms).No.168, Highways (HF 1) Department, dated 11.09.2006
4. From the Project Director, Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project, Project, Letter No.1372/2005/R3, dated 27.0
*****
ORDER:-
1. In the order second read above the Government have accorded approval Ior the Resettlement Action
Rehabilitation measures.
2. In the order 3
rd
read above the Government have issued amendment or Income Generation Assets in T
Matrix with the direction that regarding Land Purchase Grant and House Construction Grant, orders will b
3. In this letter Iourth read above the Project Director, Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project has sent proposals t
amendment in respect oI Entitlement Matrix Table 3.3 regarding Land Purchase Grant and House Constr
oI the World Bank as communicated in their side memoire oI 2005 and requested Ior orders.
4. The Government aIter careIul consideration accepts the proposal oI the Project Director, Tamil Nadu R
issue the Iollowing amendment to table 3.3 in Detailed Entitlement Matrix.
5. This order issues with the concurrence oI the Finance Department vide its U.O.No.284/SS (KPC) 06, date
Amendment to Table No.3.3 in Entitlement Matrix
Sl.No. Item Existing Amendment
1. Land Purchase
Grant
1(a)2:Land Purchase
Grant 25 oI total
Land Purchase Grant 2
total compensation received w
compensation received
will be available to
those PAPs who lose
more than 25 oI their
land holding and leIt
with the less that
minimum economic
land holding (less than 1
HA oI irrigated or 2 HA
oI un irrigated or
equivalent)
available to those Project A
Persons who lose more than 2
their land holding in the
where the land is being pur
Ior Tamil Nadu Road Sector
and are leIt with less than mi
economic land holding (less
hectare oI irrigated or 2 hect
un irrigated or equivalent)
village.
2. House
Construction
Grant
1(b) Remarks (c):
The cost oI house to be
charged is limited to
two thirds to non-
vulnerable and one third
to, vulnerable subject to
maximum oI
compensation amount
received.
The cost oI house to be char
limited two thirds to non-vuln
and one-third vulnerable a sub
maximum oI compensation a
received. Optionally,
Construction Grant at 25
structure valuation oI residen
commercial structure iI the
AIIected Persons construc
residential or commercial st
in his own land at his cost w
assistance to compens
However, the House const
Grant shall not exceed Rs.25
(Rupees Twenty Iive tho
only) irrespective oI the str
value.
(BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR)
K. ALLAUDIN
SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT


1o
1he Project Director, 1amil Nadu Road Sector Project, Adyar, Chennai-20
1he Director o Rural Deelopment, uralagam, Chennai-104
1he Pay and Account Oicer ,South,, Chennai-35
1he Account General, Chennai-18,35
Copy

1he linance ,P\I, Department
1he Chie Lngineer, ,GI,, lighways Department,
1he P.S to Secretary to Goernment, lighways Departm
1he Sr.P.A to Minister ,lighways,, Chennai-9
Sl,SC
,lOR\ARDLD \ ORDLR,
SLC1ION OllICLR.

Annexure 6
IMPLLMLN1A1ION ARRANGLMLN1S
O 1he PIU is responsible or implementing the RAP in accordance with the proision o the R&R po
organizational and institutional capacity, by the creation o a Social Deelopment Unit ,SDU, to ensure
timely and appropriate manner.
O 1he major responsibilities o the SDU include ,i, Acquisition o land required or the project and ,ii, R
PAls. An oicer o the rank o a Joint Project Director ,JPD, has been deputed rom the Reenu
implementation actiities related to land acquisition in the SDU. Apart rom the internal sta o the PIU,
deputed rom arious line agencies like Reenue Department, Rural Deelopment etc. 1hese oicials ha
complete duration o the project implementation.
O On issue related to the land acquisition at the lQ, the JPD ,SDU, is being assisted by a Deputy Collect
respect o acquisition o land and supported by Lngineers in technical matters as alignment changes or im
oicial o the rank o 1ahsildar ,Special 1ahsildar, who has been deputed rom the Reenue Department
land acquisition, besides regular tasks. Institutional role and responsibilities o the Deputy Coll
O An oicer o the lD o the rank o a DL along the corridor has been entrusted responsibility o super
guidance on the engineering actiities.
O 1he SDU will be responsible or co-ordination and liaison with the state and district leels o the depart
arious RAP proisions under the chairmanship o the District Collector. 1he roles and responsibiliti
inancial powers o the sta within the SDU is presented in Annexure 6.1 in Volume II o th
O 1o accelerate the speedy implementation o the project, a State eel Committee and District eel Com
committees are entrusted responsibilities to look ater implementation o RAP. 1he members o these c
and unctions are outlined in G.O.No.221 dated 19-12-2000 ,Annexure 3.3 in Volume II o
O State eel Committee: 1he State eel Committee has been constituted to carry out a periodic reiew o
committee is to meet once in six months to reiew implementation, and or grieance redressal.
Secretary ,lighways, - Chairperson,
Secretary ,Reenue, - Member,
Project Director ,1amil Nadu Road Sector Project, - Member Secre
One representatie o State leel NGO

O District eel Committees ,DC,: District eel committee or the project headed by the respectie District C
coordinating the implementation o the RAP and to redress the grieances. In the eent o non-aailability o the D
the District Reenue Oicer ,DRO, o the district will chair the DC. A core committee comprising the ollowing
leel NGO will meet eery month.
District Collector - Chairperson
District Reenue Oicer,
Diisional Lngineer ,lD, Member Conener,
1ahsildar

O 1he DCs will continue to unction, or the beneit o the PAPs during the entire lie o the project. 1o e
quickly, it has been suggested that the PAPs can approach the DCs, which are to meet eery month, identi
the Collector.
O A database will be established, to monitor and regulate the land acquisition, distribution o compensation a
inancial progress.
O It will be ensured by the PIU that all impacts related to payment o compensation and allowances, will be c
stretch to the contractor. A certiicate to this eect will be sent to the \orld ank prior to handing o
contractor. 1he contractor will issue a receipt that the respectie stretch has been obtained ree o encumb
land is handed oer, it is the responsibility o the contractor to protect the lands rom uture encroachments.
O During implementation o RAP, as a ollow up o public consultations during preparation stage, continued
enisaged in conjunction with the RAP implementation as mentioned bel

1he irst round o consultations will take care o disseminating inormation on inalized entitlem
category o PAPs. 1his will inole in explaining the detailed entitlements including the amendment
be assured by giing a certiicate or proiding with extra 25 o the compensation as PG ,i they
amount or purchasing alternatie land. 1he PG will be aailable i alternatie land is purchase
receiing the compensation amount. 1he grant will be released on the submission o c
1he second round o consultation will inole reaching agreements on compensation and assistances as per entitle
leel, inalizing list o entitled persons ,LPs, and issuance o identity cards to LPs indicating his , her entitlemen
institutional arrangements or redressing the grieances o the PAPs in the project. 1he lD, Go1N with reerenc
has constituted two committees, one at the district leel and the other at the state leel or oerseeing the progress
PAPs and also to redress the grieances. 1he GRC will hear complaints rom PAPs and acilitate solutions, and
conlict resolution through mediation. 1he GRC , DC will sole issue within one month rom the date o registr
1he unctions o the GRC , DC are as ollows:
1o proide support to PAPs on problems arising out o land acquisition, property acquisition, and
RAP, compensation and assistance as per R &R Policy.
1o record the grieances o the PAPs, categorize and prioritize them and proide solutions within a
1o inorm PIU o serious cases within an appropriate time rame.
1o report to the aggrieed parties about the deelopments regarding their grieances and the decisio
O 1he GRC , DC will meet eery month on a pre-ixed date during the implementation o RAP. 1he com
at the ield leel itsel and ix responsibilities or implementation o its decisions. 1he committee will delie
registration o the case and will submit a report on the monthly meeting to the State leel committee. 1h
State leel committee will be orwarded or urther action and redressal.
O 1he responsibility or periodic reiew o the RAP lies with the State eel Committee. 1he SC will mee
monthly proceedings o the DCs and or guiding them in speedy implementation o the R&R proisions
any, rom the PAPs will be orwarded to the DC or necessary action and report.
O RAP implementation will be closely monitored by the PIU with an eectie basis or identiying po
Monitoring will be carried out by appropriate specialists within the PIU and reported regularly to the Pr
internal monitoring will inole the ollowing tasks:
Administratie monitoring to ensure that implementation is on the schedule and problems are dealt
Socio-economic monitoring during and ater the relocation process, utilizing the baseline inorma
surey o PAPs will be undertaken by the PIU, to ensure that people are settled and recoering.
Oerall monitoring will be undertaken by the PIU to eriy whether recoery has been taken place s

Annexure 7
Guideline 'alues for the 8 'illages involved in umbakonam bypass exten


1.ULLUR ( source of collection : Web site and Thasildhar`s office)
S No
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Plots
No.
Area Affected
in Hectare
Guideline value 100
the
area affected Rs/
1
100
100/2A 4 , 5 0.0128 741,500
2 100/3B 0.0100 988,500
3 100/4A 0.0100 988,500
4 100/4C 0.0250 988,500
5 100/2E 0.0100 741,500
2.THEPPERUMA NALLUR ( Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Thiruvidaimarud
S No
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Plot
No.
Area Affected
in Hectare
Guideline value 100
the
area affected Rs/
1 3 3/2A 0.1100 4,550,000
2
4
4/2 0.0260 4,550,000
3 4/3 4 0.1150 4,550,000
4 4/7 0.0760 934,500
5 4/8 0.0080 4,550,000
6 4/8 0.0210 4,550,000
7 4/8 0.0230 4,550,000
8
253
253/3 0.0550 378,500
9 253/6 0.1500 456,000
10 253/7 0.2000 378,500
11
254
254/1 239 0.0170 4,550,000
12 254/2 0.0340 934,500
13 254/5 0.1245 456,000
14 254/6 0.0200 934,500
15
258
258/11 163 0.0011 4,550,000
16 258/11 175 0.0004 4,550,000
17 258/11 210 0.0086 4,550,000
18 258/11 218 0.0180 4,550,000
19 258/11 219 0.0031 4,550,000
20 258/11 176 0.0063 4,550,000
21 258/11 217 0.0203 4,550,000
22
260
260/3 38 0.0040 4,550,000
23 260/3 39 0.0170 4,550,000
24 260/4 40 0.0220 4,550,000
25 260/4 41 0.0223 4,550,000
26 260/6 70 0.0359 4,550,000
27 260/6 71 0.0073 4,550,000
28 260/7 46 0.0299 4,550,000
29 260/7 Shop 0.0490 4550000
30 260/5 69 0.0013 4,550,000
31
263
263/3 5 0.0024 4,550,000
32 263/3 7 0.0125 4550000
33 263/3 6 0.0072 4550000
34 263/3 8 0.0173 4550000
35 263/3 9 0.0208 4550000
36 263/3 10 0.0117 4550000
37 263/3 12 0.0214 4550000
38 263/3 13 0.0223 4550000
39 263/3 14 0.0223 4550000
40 263/ 3 24 0.0129 4550000
41 263/ 3 25 0.0223 4550000
42 263/3 26 0.0181 4550000
43 263/3 26 0.0181 4550000
44 263/3 27 0.0120 4550000
45 263/3 28 0.0016 4550000
46 263/3 11 0.0167 4550000
47 263/4 0.0750 No Value
48
264
264/7 43 0.0231 4,550,000
49 264/6 0.0700 934500
50 264/7 42 0.0092 4,550,000
51 264/7 41 0.02232 934500
52
265
265/2 0.0100 4550000
53 265/3A 0.0700 4550000
54 265/9 166 0.0358 4550000
55 265/4 167 0.0133 4550000
56 265/7 166 0.0358 4550000
57 265/3 125 0.0144 4550000
58 265/3 126 0.0205 4550000
59 265/7 172 0.0022 4550000
60 265/7 172 0.0010 4550000
61 265/7 173 0.0020 4550000
62 265/7 174 0.0150 4550000
63 265/7 211 0.0132 4550000
64 265/7 164 0.0170 4550000
65 265/7 165 0.0245 4550000
66 265/7 215 0.0031 4550000
67 265/7 216 0.0176 4550000
68 265/7 212 0.0009 4550000
69 265/12 72 0.0122 4550000
70 265/12 73 0.0208 4550000
71 265/12 74 0.0623 4550000
72 265/12 75 0.0005 4550000
73 265/12 118 0.0115 4550000
3.PAZHAVATHAN KATTALAI (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Kumbakona
S
No.
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Area Affected in
Hectare
Guideline value for th
affected
Rs/Ha
1
9
9/1A 0.0980 494,500
2 9/1B 0.0020 494,500
3 10 10/2 0.0250 432,500
4 11 11/2 0.2900 494,500
5 12 12 0.0940 432,500
6 13 13 0.0770 618,000
7 71 71 0.3350 556,000
8 72 72 0.0500 NO VALUE
9 20 20/1 0.0200 494,500
10 65 65/2 0.1000 494,500
11
70
70/2 0.2950 494,500
12 70/7 0.0250 432,500
13 67 67/3A 0.4700 6,500,000
14
76
76/1B 0.0800 618,000
15 76/2B 0.0750 2,200,000
4.SREENIVASANALLUR (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Kumbakonam)
S
No.
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Area Affected in
Hectare
Guideline value 100
the area affected R
1
1
1/1 0.0722 172,500
2 1/5 0.1342 172,500
3 1/6 0.026 172,500
4 1/9 0.0137 172,500
5 1/7 0.006 122,500
6 1/4 0.024 122,500
7 1/10 0.1658 122,500
8
3
3/1 0.0048 172,500
9 3/2 0.105 172,500
10
4
4/3 0.0311 180,000
11 4/4 0.18 180,000
12
5
5/3 0.187 2,700,000
13 5/4 0.0021 432,500
14 5/5A 0.03 432,500
15 42 42/6 0.0305 180,000
16 48 48/8 0.5026 242,500
17 43 43/1 0.008 2,700,000
18 46 46/4 0.4322 122,500
19 46 46/5 0.0126 172,500
20 48 48/3 0.024 180,000
21 50 50/4A 0.1731 180,000
22 66 - 0.0678 122,500
5.KRISHNAPURAM: (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Nachiarkoil)
S
No.
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Area Affected in
Hectare
Guideline value 100
the
area affected R
1
3 3 0.0663 124,000
4 4 0.0576 124,000
7 7 0.0150 124,000
8 8 0.3900 124,000
10 10/2 0.0650 124,000
6.SIVAPURAM (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Nachiarkoil)
S
No.
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Area Affected in
Hectare
Guideline value 100
the
area affected R
1 11 11/1 0.0200 124,000
2 349 349/2 0.0850 124,000
3 351 351/1 0.1700 49,500
4 11 11/2 0.0706 49,500
5 357 357/1 0.1075 NO VALUE
6
398
398/2 0.0150 124,000
7 398/3 0.0150 49,500

7.MALAYAPPA NALLUR (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Kumbakon
S
No.
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
Area Affected in
Hectare
Guideline value 100
the
area affected Rs/H
1
323
323/16 0.0024 124,000
- 323/15 0.1793 173,000
3 324 324/16 0.0187 148,500
355 355/7 0.0154 124,000
4
324
324/17 0.0310 124,000
324/19 0.0710 124,000
354 354/7 0.0050 124,000
355 355/8 0.1513 173,000
5 347 347/9 0.1300 173,000
7
351
351/3 0.1300 173,000
8 351/4 0.1655 173,000
9 353 353/1 0.1050 173,000
12
354
354/1 0.0008 173,000
14 354/2 0.0258 173,000
15 355 355/12 0.1280 173,000
22
353
353/3 0.0563 124,000
- 353/5 0.0420 148,500
25 352 352/8 0.0850 124,000
- 353 353/4 0.0350 148,500
28
354
354/6 0.0011 173,000
29 354/8 0.0542 124,000
31 354/9 0.0120 173,000
32
355
355/1 0.1205 173,000
33 355/9 0.0070 124,000
34 355/13 0.0100 173,000
36
447
(348)
447/15 0.0090 1,100,000
37 447/16 0.0100 1,100,000
38 447/32 0.0193 1,100,000
39 447/33 0.0100 1,100,000
- 346 346/12 0.0250 124,000
40 324 324/18 0.1006 124,000



8.ARUPPUR (Source of collection: Sub Registrar, Nachiarkoil)

S No
FMB
No.
Sub-
Division
No
Area Affected
in Hectare
Guideline value 100
for the area affected Rs
1
32
32/1 0.1750 198,000
2 32/2 0.0100 198,000
3 32/4 0.0950 173,000
4 32/5 0.0376 198,000
5 32/6 0.0942 99,000
6
34
34/3 0.0075 198,000
7 34/4 0.1024 198,000
8 34/5 0.1100 198,000
9 34/6 0.0087 198,000



Annexure - 8
ABSTRACT: Details of PAHs collected, migrated, (etc)
S.No. Name of the Village
(Land holding PAHs)
Collected Migrated Refused Merged
1
Ullur 1
3 0 8
2
Thepperumanallur 25
50 0 1
3
Pazhavattankattalai 8
7 0 0
4
Srinivasanallur 23
16 3 2
5
Krishnapuram 0
0 0 0
6
Sivapuram 1
2 0 1
7
Malayappanallur 22
16 0 1
8
Karuppur 8
0 0 1
TOTAL 88 94 3 14




Annexure - 9
Income levels of PAHs by village-wise
Sl. No. Name of the Villages
Monthly income
2,102 &
below
(BPL)
2,103 -
3,000
3,001 -
5,000
5,001 -
15,000
Abo
15,0
1 Ullur 0 0 0 0 1
2 Thepperumanallur 0 8 3 14 0
3 Pazhavattankattalai 2 3 1 2 0
4 Srinivasanallur 4 4 5 9 1
5 Krishnapuram 0 0 0 0 0
6 Sivapuram 1 0 0 0 0
7 Malayappanallur 1 12 8 1 0
8 Karuppur 5 1 0 2 0
Total 13 28 17 28 2
Percentage 15 32 19 32 2


Annexure - 10
Occupation Pattern of PAHs & Family members by village-wise
Sl.
No
Name of the
Villages
Cultivation Agricultural
labor
Casual
labor
Private
sector
salaried
Government
sector
salaried
Business Unem
1 Ullur 0 0 0 0 0 1
2 Thepperumanallur 5 0 0 1 2 10
3 Pazhavattankattalai 5 0 3 4 1 1
4 Srinivasanallur 8 6 0 6 8 2
5 Krishnapuram 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 Sivapuram 1 0 0 0 0 0
7
Malayappanallur 15 6 0 2 1 0
8
Karuppur 4 1 3 1 1 0
Total 38 13 6 14 13 14
Percentage


Annexure 11
Religion of PAHs Village Wise
S.No.
Name oI the
Village Hindu Muslim Christian
1
Ullur
1 0 0
2
Thepperumanallur
23 2 0
3
Pazhavattankattalai
8 0 0
4
Srinivasanallur
22 0 1
5
Krishnapuram
0 0 0
6
Sivapuram
1 0 0
7
Malayappanallur
22 0 0
8
Karuppur
8 0 0
TOTAL 85 2 1

Percentage () 97 2 1


Annexure -12
Literacy of PAHs & Family members by village-wise
Sl.
No.
Name of the
village
Literate
Illiterate Children Total
Primary Middle High HSC Degree
1
Ullur
1 1 2 0 0 1 0 5
2
Thepperumanallur
0 12 17 13 24 14 10 90
3
Pazhavattankattalai
3 1 6 2 9 11 2 34
4
Srinivasanallur
10 9 16 9 16 30 3 93
5
Krishnapuram
0 0 0 0 0
0 0
0
6
Sivapuram
0 0 1 1 0 2 0 4
7
Malayappanallur
9 5 14 12 7 30 0 77
8
Karuppur
0 4 11 3 5 9 1 33
TOTAL 23 32 67 40 61 97 16 336
Percentage () 7 10 20 12 18 29 5 100



iterate
66
Illiterate 29
Children S



Annexure - 13
Age-group Classification of PAHs& Family members by village-wise
S.No. Name of the Village 60 and above Below 60
1 Ullur 0 5
2
Thepperumanallur
12 78
3
Pazhavattankattalai
7 27
4 Srinivasanallur 10 83
5 Krishnapuram 0 0
6 Sivapuram 0 4
7 Malayappanallur 6 71
8 Karuppur 4 29
TOTAL 39 297
Percentage () 12 88


Annexure - 14
Vulnerable Population of PAHs by village-wise
S.No
Name of the
Village
Scheduled
caste
Scheduled
Tribes
BPL
Households
Handicapped
persons
Women
headed
Elder
people
T
V
1
Ullur
0 0 0 0 0 0
2
Thepperumanallur
0 0 0 0 1 2
3
Pazhavattankattalai
4 0 2* 0 0 3*
4
Srinivasanallur
2 0 2,2* 0 0 2*
5
Krishnapuram
0 0 0 0 0 0
6
Sivapuram
0 0 1 0 0 0
7
Malayappanallur
8 0 0 0 0 2*
8
Karuppur
3 0 2,3* 0 0 0
TOTAL
Nos 17 0 5 0 1 2
19 0 6 0 1 2

oI Vulnerable 28
oI Non - Vulnerable 72
Total 100
Note: ` The number has not been counted Ior the total, since all the persons have been already considered under S


Annexure - 16 - Photos of the PAPs

Abstract
Annexure 15.1
Annexure 15.1-1
Annexure 15.2
Annexure 15.2-1
Annexure 15.3
Annexure 15.3-1
Annexure 15.4
Annexure 15.4-1
Annexure 15.5
Annexure 15.6 & 15.6-1
Annexure 15.7
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