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Package
No. 1
EARTHQUAKE
2001 Rehabilitation Package No. 1 For earthquake affected.
Read with :
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Revenue Department
resolution No.XLS-162001-207-(4)-S.3
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General Administration
Department Resolution No. EST-102001-830- KH, dated 8-02-2001.
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Minutes of Cabinet
Meeting dated 13-02-2001.
Resolution
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On 26th January, the state of
Gujarat was hit by an earthquake of a magnitude of 6.9 on the Richter
scale according to IMD (US Geological Survey has put the magnitude at 7.7)
causing colossal damage to life and property.
The State Government has taken up the task of rehabilitation and
reconstruction to facilitate resettlement and provision of shelter to the
severely affected population. In order to enable those who were rendered
homeless, the Government intends to assist them to re-build their houses
and provide other infra-structural facilities in the affected areas, with
the active support and co-operation of Industrial Houses, Voluntary
Organizations, Public Sector Enterprises, other State Governments,
National & International Institutions etc. Government intends to
alleviate the hardship of the affected people, and enable them to
reconstruct their houses, through a rehabilitation programme. The
rehabilitation programme is not by way of compensation for loss undergone,
but an earnest effort to provide succor and assistance.
The rehabilitation programme has been evolved, in the form of four
different packages by the Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority
based on the recommendations of the Task force. The same was submitted to
the State Cabinet for its approval. The Cabinet after full deliberation
and due consideration has approved the packages.
Package No. 1
Public-Private
Partnership Programme(Re- location of villages)
The State Government has declared package No.1 for the areas where the
extent of damage is more than 70 %. The package provides for
socio-economic rehabilitation of villages with infra-structural
facilities.
Re-location
of completely damaged villages where the damage is more than 70 % will
be taken up with full involvement of the villagers and with the
consent of Gram Sabha. Where preference is for re-location, villages
will be relocated in a suitable site near by the old village site
preferably on the Government land and wherever the Government land is
not available in a private land, which will be acquired under the Land
Acquisition Act, 1894 by invoking the urgency clause or through mutual
consent award. However if the village does not opt for relocation,
then the provisions of Package 2 for in-situ rehabilitation will
apply.
The
planning and implementation of overall relocation and reconstruction
will be executed with active participation of the affected families..
Selection
of village site will be made with the involvement of Gokul Gram Samiti
or the Gram Sabha of the concerned village.
Earthquake
resistant infra-structural facilities will be developed in the new
village sites.
Keeping
in view the future growth of new village, adequate care will be taken
and 15 % to 20% more land will be earmarked and reserved in the new
site.
The
State Government through Roads and Building Department will provide
lay out design, technical specifications, composition of material
ingredients for the reconstruction. Buildings regulations and town
planning rules will be strictly followed for construction of private
and public buildings. The state government or the concerned
authorities will( wherever necessary) lay down such regulations and
rules.
Approximate
expenditure for establishing a village with 200 families and an
average population of 1000 has been worked out as under :-
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Land requirement. :
12 hectares.
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The cost of land
acquisition. : Rs.30 lakhs approximately.
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Primary infra
structural facilities. : Rs. 50 lakhs approximately.
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The total cost of
7500 sq.mt. : Rs. 180 lakhs approximately. construction at the
rate of Rs.2400 per sq.mt.
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Provision for other
incidental requirements. : Rs. 40 lakhs.
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( Rupees three crores ) :
Rs. 300 lakhs.
In the new village
site, the plot size and built up area will be divided in four
distinctive categories as under :-
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Sr.No.
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Category
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Plot
Area
Sq.mt.
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Construction
Area.
Sq. mt.
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1.
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Landless
agricultural labourers
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100
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30
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2.
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Marginal
farmers upto 1 hectare land holding.
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150
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40
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3.
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Small
farmers between 1 to 4 hectares land holding, small traders
and artisans and others.
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250
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40
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4.
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Farmers
with more than 4 hectares land holding.
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400
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50
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10 % of
the cost of above 3 and 4 categories houses will be considered as
interest free loan, which will be repayable in equal installments in
10 years with moratorium period of first two years.
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For
reconstruction and rehabilitation, the voluntary organization,
industrial houses, public sector enterprises can adopt villages or
share the cost of reconstruction. The minimum contribution by
NGOs(including corporates) and others will be 50% of the total cost.
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In case
of total adoption of villages, such institution / organization will
take up the work in consultation with and in accordance with the
prevailing rules & regulations of the State Government.
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All the
new buildings in the relocated site will be appropriately insured
specifically covering earthquake risk.
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The
package as illustrated above shall be subject to the conditions and
procedure laid down as under :
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The
owner/ actual possesor of the destroyed/demolished house will be
eligible for the assistance under the package.
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In
case where the dwelling unit occupied by a tenant(tenant as
provided under Bombay Rent Act) has collapsed or has been pulled
down for safety reason, the landlord of the house will be given
assistance subject to the condition of putting back the tenant in
possession soon after the reconstruction of the house..
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In
case such residential building was being utilized for any
non-residential purpose no assistance shall be given to the owner
occupier of such house.
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The
damage assessment will be carried by a team comprising of a
government engineer, an official of Revenue/Panchayat and a
representative of NGO/Headmaster if NGO is not working in village.
The team in addition to filling up the sheet, shall also draw
Panchnama. Photographs of each damaged house will be taken by the
Survey Team for which Photographer will be engaged as per
prevailing provisions.
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The
survey from alongwith application of beneficiary will be filled up
by the survey team and the signature of the affected beneficiary
will be taken with an undertaking that in case of any particulars
in the application is found false, the entire assistance will be
surrendered.
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The
survey form & other documents duly completed with the clear
opinion of Survey team on extent of damage and quantum of
assistance will be deposited with the Additional
Collector/Collector for necessary further action.
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The
measurement of built up area excludes Varandah and other
peripheral structures. The measurement of built up area will be
conducted by the Survey Team and opinion of the team will be
treated as final.
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The
beneficiary below poverty line is required to indicate his
willingness for house under Indira Awas Yojana or Sardar Awas
Yojana.
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All
the building regulations and by-laws of appropriate authority, and
earthquake standards & norms have to be strictly followed.
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In
case of total re-location or partial re-location of building in
the new site, the plot in the old site shall be transferred to the
Government by the beneficiary. Such transfers shall be recorded in
the village record / property card and will be maintained by the
appropriate authority.
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The
interpretation of any terms and conditions, regulations and
category of assistance and damages shall lie with the State
Government and the interpretations and decisions of the State
Government shall be considered as final.
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All
the expenditure will be booked under the major head : 2245-Natural
Calamities and Relief, Major head: (2) Flood and Cyclone.
This resolution is issued with the concurrence of Finance Deptt. vide
Dated
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By order and in the name of the Governor of Gujarat.
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