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ABBREVIATED RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN 

FOR COMPREHENSIVE WATER SUPPLY SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS TO 

GUNTUR MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (PACKAGE-II) 

ANDHRA PRADESH MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 

Guntur Municipal Corporation 

FEBRUARY, 2013.

1. INTRODUCTION: 

Andhra Pradesh Municipal Development Project (APMDP) is a US$ 350 Million project being 

implemented by Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) with support from World Bank. The 

Project is aimed at improving urban services in select ULBs mainly in water supply and 

sewerage sectors. The project will also support improvements in the financial, technical, and 

management capacities of all ULBs of Andhra Pradesh through technical assistance to 

sustain the infrastructures being created. This sub-project for Guntur Municipal Corporation is 

one of the water supply service improvement projects taken up under Andhra Pradesh 

municipal Development Project (APMDP). 

This Sub-project is divided in to the following 2 Packages. 

Package I: This Package comprises of following Salient components: 

Intake well cum pump house in River Krishna at Undavalli 

MS Raw water Gravity pipeline on from MBR to Water treatment plant at 

Takkellapadu Premises. 

Rapid gravity Water Treatment Plant of capacity 42 MLD at Takkellapadu in 

existing WTP Premises. 

Rapid gravity Water Treatment Plant of capacity 25.20 MLD at Sangam 

Jagarlamudi in WTP premises. 

Clear Water Rising mains (from 200mm dia to 900 mm dia with DI K-9 & DI K-7 

pipes) for a length of 30.67km within Guntur Municipal Area. 

18 Elevated Level Service Reservoirs (capacity varying from 500 KL to 2300 

KL). 

Package II: 

This package comprises Remodeling of Distribution System in the Town 

which involves laying of DI And HDPE pipe lines and providing House Service 

connections only.. 

2. SCOPE OF THIS RAP: 

Laying of MS Raw water Gravity main from MBR to WTP in Packages I, necessitates 

displacement of residential squatters at Nulakpet for a stretch of about 200 metres.. 

Resettlement Action plan for this package is being prepared separately. Hence, the scope of 

this ARAP is limited to Packages II only which consists of Distribution lines in the town.

3. STAKEHOLDERS’ CONSULTATION: 

In order to ensure participation of citizens in project preparation, to improve public awareness of 

development objectives of the project and to promote project acceptability and transparency, 

Stakeholders meeting was conducted on 13-06-2011 where details of the project were explained 

and suggestions of participants were sought for wider acceptability of the proposal. Details of the 

meeting are provided as Annexure-II. The issues raised/ suggestions given in the meeting and the 

responses provided and integration of suggestions in DPR are summarized below. 

Issues raised by the community and responses provided 

S.No. Key Issues Identified Response / Integration in DPR 

1 Muttineni Rajesh, former Corporator 

suggested to consider the people 

coming for study to the city in floating 

population. 

2 Consider River Krishna as a source and 

the first priority is to be given for 

source development. Lay a separate 

pipeline from River Krishna to Guntur 

town for source development. 

3 Consider the surrounding village 

population into the design which will be 

merged in Guntur. 

4 Shriram, former corporator, 

Gujjanagundla suggested to consider 

the tanks (cheruvulu) for storage of the 

water 

5 In old Guntur, the two service 

reservoirs were constructed in the year 

1975 to meet the water supply 

demand. However, no additional 

reservoirs are constructed afterwards 

to meet the present demand. 

6 All the project components should be 

constructed with highest degree of 

quality norms. 

Yes, the people coming for study purpose are 

considered in the floating population. Water 

demand for all floating population is included in 

the DPR. 

This has been considered in the proposed water 

supply system. 

The DPR is prepared with River Krishna as source. 

Water demand for the surrounding villages is 

considered. 

As required raw water is drawn from River Krishna 

directly and is conveyed to the WTP throughout 

the year, storage is not required. 

Additional service reservoirs are proposed in the 

GMC area to meet the water demand of the 

projected population for the year 2041. 

18 ELSRs for balance storage requirements for the 

entire town are included in the DPR. 

The project is designed & will be constructed with 

sound engineering techniques by considering 

national and international (World Bank) norms.

7 Stakeholders requested to increase the 

quantity of the water to be supplied in 

the Corporation area. 

8 The residents of GMC are ready to pay 

the water supply charges of Rs. 200 per 

month, if GMC supplies quality and 

adequate quantity of water. 

The proposed water supply improvement scheme 

is designed for 135 lpcd as per CPHEEO norms. 

The proposed scheme is designed to meet the 

GMC requirements comprehensively with quality 

and quantity. 

9 After allocation of the World Bank fund 

to the proposed water supply 

improvement scheme, the construction 

work should be carried out with sincere 

efforts as per the ground requirements 

of the project. 

10 Chlorination is improper resulting in 

water pollution occurring in old Guntur 

area 

11 Replacement of the old pipelines, which 

are causing frequent pollution. 

The GoAP and World Bank audit norms will be 

followed to spend the amount as per ground 

reality. 

ULB officials promised and directed the concerned 

engineers to maintain adequate free residual 

Chlorine in the distribution end. 

All the old pipelines will be replaced to arrest the 

frequent leakages, mitigate the water losses and 

pollution. 

12 The majority of the GMC area is short of 

water supply pressures and the water is 

being polluted near drainage crossings 

in the GMC area. These two problems 

should be taken care off. 

In the proposed improvement scheme, the 

distribution network system is designed to meet 

the minimum residual pressure head of 7.0 m. 

Hence, the water pressure problems in the GMC 

area will be solved. In proposed project, such 

drainage crossings will be avoided.

ASSESSMENT OF ADVERSE SOCIAL IMPACTS 

4. In order to ensure that the project do not harm the livelihood of the people due to the proposed 

project interventions, an assessment of adverse impacts was carried out with an objective of proposing 

suitable mitigation measures where such impacts are envisaged. While formulating the subproject, 

various efforts have been made to minimize resettlement. During planning and designing, attempt has 

been made to restrict the construction works within the ULB lands and RoW of Government/ ULB 

roads. Despite these efforts, minor impact on some roadside vendors/ kiosks on RoW could not be 

avoided. 

The impacts are ascertained for each component of the project based on the proposed site of 

construction /alignment. Necessity of land acquisition, Impacts on public/ private properties, necessity 

for temporary relocation of roadside kiosks and disturbance to business have been ascertained for each 

component. The details of proposed investment components and the potential impacts in those 

components are described below. 

The purpose of this Abbreviated Resettlement Action Plan (ARAP) is to propose the mitigation 

measures to those few shopkeepers affected due to the project activities in order to support them 

during the transition period. These impacts are of minor in nature and only impact for few days during 

laying of distribution lines (which will be done in stretches). All affected people may continue to do their 

business activities after completion of pipeline work at their current place of vending / business subject 

to the local laws. 

Component wise impacts: 

Sno. Component Land 

acqusiton and 

resettlment 

imapcts 

1 Distribution System Impact is 

limited to 

temporary 

disturbance to 

some shops. 

Land 

requrements 

Land 

ownership 

Remarks 

NIL ULB Pipe lines will be 

laid in the RoW 

of existing Roads. 

Some shops on 

RoW will be 

affected 

temporarily during 

laying of 

pipelines. 

Total land Requirement = NIL 

No Land Acquisition is required since all the pipelines are proposed along the RoW. 

5. In order to assess the impacts of the sub- project, a social impact assessment was carried out by 

the DPR consultants which include the census and socio-economic survey among those potentially 

affected population. The assessment indicated that some vendors on RoW will be affected in the form 

of temporary shifting during laying of pipe lines for few days. They need to shift their kiosks temporarily 

during laying of distribution lines to a nearby place. They may continue their business after completion 

of pipeline work at the original place of business. The list of affected vendors on RoW submitted by the 

consultant is provided as Annexure -I.

However, final list of shops going to be affected during laying of pipelines will be finalized by joint 

inspection of consultant and S&E Officer of the ULB before award of contract. 

POSITIVE BENEFITS DUE TO THE SUB-PROJECT: 

6. Not withstanding of the few above mentioned advese imapcts,th prosoed proejct will have 

positive impacts in the form of : 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

reduction in water shortage 

improved access to potable water 

reduction in waterborne diseases 

time spent for fetching water at present will be saved for the citizens 

job opportunity in the Project 

scope for improved quality of life 

exposure to awareness programmes and hence updating of knowledge 

POLICY LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FRAMEWORK: 

7. Project will be governed by, 

R&R Policy of Andhra Pradesh (Irrigation Sector), 2005 ( applicable for all projects 

in the state) 

National R&R Policy 2007 

World Bank Operational Policy 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement. 

Social and Environmental Assessment & Mangment Fraemworek of APMDP 

The applicable provisions of the above policies will be proposed for mitigating the impacts depending 

upon on the type of impacts triggered in this sub-project. 

ENTITLEMENTS 

8. The impacts of the sub-project are limited to roadside vendors on RoW. The assistance for 

these roadside vendors is as follows. 

Category 

Kiosk/ Roadside Vendor on RoW 

requiring shifting. 

Temporary Disturbance to 

Business/ Restriction of access 

for encroachers on RoW. 

Assistance 

. 

Shifting Allowance of 

Rs.2000 and Transitional 

Allowance of Rs.3000 # . 

Disturbance allowance of 

Rs 3000 # . 

No. of affected Shops 

----- 

----- 

# These amounts shall be adjusted @ 10% at the beginning of each financial year.

TENTATIVE BUDGET ESTIMATE FOR RAP: 

9. The Budget is indicative of outlays for different expenditure categories. The costs may be 

updated due to change in the project designs/alignment and additional impacts.. 

Assistance Type Entitlement Number ( to be updated 

by S&E 

Officer/consultant) 

Assistance to 

Vendors/Kiosks on 

RoW requiring 

shifting. 

Assistance to 

Temporary 

Disturbance to 

Business/ Restriction 

of access for 

encroachers on 

RoW.(Provisional) 

Shifting Allowance of 

Rs.2000 and 

Transitional Allowance 

of Rs.3000 

Disturbance 

allowance of Rs3000. 

Amount (in Rs.) 

205 10,25,000.00 

-- 60,000.00 

Contingencies 65,000.00 

TOTAL 11,50,000.00 

IMPLEMENTATION OF RAP: 

Payment of Assistance: 

10. List of the affected Roadside Vendors/ Kiosks will be prepared jointly by S&E Officer of the 

ULB and the consultant which will be endorsed by the Municipal Commissioner before award of 

contract. A video of the affected shops and proposed sites for ELSRs and WTP will be taken for cut-off 

data. 

 

 

Based on the list, the Budget as per the above entitlements will be approved by the Municipal 

Commissioner. 

The assistance will be paid through cheques to the eligible people before execution of work is 

taken up. The Municipal Commissioner will certify to this effect. 

ADDITIONAL IMPACTS DURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUB-PROJECT: 

11. During the implementation, if any additional impacts are encountered in addition to those 

described in this RAP, they will be promptly addressed through additional measures in line with the 

policy provisions. The contractor will communicate promptly to bring to the notice of S&E officer about 

any additional impacts that he may encounter during the execution of works and these will be mitigated 

promptly. The S&E Officer of the ULB is responsible for initiating the process for addressing the 

additional impacts and the supplementary plans will be processed in a similar manner by which this

RAP is prepared and approved. The S&E officer will provide a confirmation to MSU , APMDP once in 

quarter during the construction period about the details of new impacts encounter and measures taken 

to deal with those impacts or confirm that no impacts were encountered. 

12. SYNCHRONIZATION OF R&R AND CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE: 

Construction Schedule R&R Activities Tentative Time Table 

Award of / signing the 

contract 

Execution of pipe lines. 

Approval 

and 

Disclosure of RAP. 

Setting up of Grievance 

Redressal Mechanism. 

Joint inspection 

affected of shops on 

RoW. 

Payment of assistance 

to the affected people 

and Certification on 

payments 

28.02, 2013. 

One month before 

execution of work in 

respective lines. 

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM: 

13. The grievances can be registered at the complaint cell established at the ULB. The Complaint 

Cell will also act as a Public Information Centre, where the grievances of the community will be 

registered and other information with regard to the project, the sub-projects, social and 

environmental safeguards will be provided. The grievances can pertain to any social and/or 

environmental issues triggered by sub-projects under the APMD Project. The Complaint Cell would 

forward the grievance to the S&E officer. If the grievance couldnot be redressed by S&E Officer, it will 

be forwarded to the Revenue Officer and the NGO/ Community representative in the ESMC 

(Environmental and Social Management Committee) for redressing. A District Urban Grievance 

Redressal Body will be established for redressing the grievances that couldnot be solved by S&E 

Officer and ESMC at ULB level This body will consist of 4 to 5 eminent citizens in the District and are 

from diverse backgrounds such as, education, health and sanitation, urban infrastructure, civic affairs, 

etc. In an advisory capacity, it will facilitate and suggest suitable action to redress the grievances of 

the community/public. At the State level a State Urban Grievance Redressal Body will be established 

along similar lines. If the S&E officer cannot redress the grievance within a specified time period, the 

grievance would be forwarded to the ESMC and further to the District Urban Grievance Redressal 

Body constituted at the District level. The grievances that cannot be redressed at the District Urban

Grievance Redressal Body level would be referred to the State Urban Grievance Redressal Body. Each 

of these authorities can be approached directly for grievance redressal by the aggrieved 

person/party. 

PUBLIC DISCLOSURE: 

14. The RAP in English and Summary in Telugu will be placed at public places and the web sites of 

Munciplaity and CDMA for the benefit of all concerned . The public disclosure places, at the minimum, 

include the following: 

 

 

 

Offices and libraries of the project area (Commissioner office and Municipal libraries) 

District Collectorate 

Departmental websites. 

MONITORING AND REPORTING 

15. A report on payment of assistance will be sent to MSU- APMDP once the payments are 

completed along with the certification of payments. . In addition, quarterly Confirmation Note 

indicating the details of additional impacts or otherwise along with details of implementation of RAP 

will be sent throughout the construction period.

ANNEXURE – I. 

List of Squatters on RoW (Kiosks/ Roadside Vendors) submitted by the consultant. 

(Final list will be prepared after joint inspection by the consultant and S&E officer) 

S.No. 

Name of the Head of 

the Household. 

Vulnerability. Business. Location Monthly Income 

1 Mukesh BPL Chat vendor 

2 Sk.Ransoor BPL Chicken Stall 

3 Rithash BPL Paw Baji 

4 Balaji BPL Sweet Shop 

5 A.Mahi BPL Juice Stall 

6 Raju BPL Cool Drinks 

7 Randeep BPL Currys Point 

8 Nagsundar BPL Pan Shop 

9 Murali BPL Bike Mechanic 

10 Rampaul BPL Chat vendor 

11 P.Sai BPL Bajji Stall 

12 Karthik BPL Tea Stall 

13 Ravi Kumar BPL Pan Shop 

14 Vinay BPL Plastic Shop 

15 R.Gopi Krishna BPL Cool Drinks 

16 Sk,Ratnavali BPL Soda hub 

17 Subhani BPL Tea Stall 

18 Gopalam BPL Tiffin Stall 

19 Rajesh BPL Sweet Shop 

20 Prasad BPL Coconut Shop 

21 Deepu BPL Cool Drinks 

Inlets near New 

Brodipet Mainroad,2 nd 

Line 1000 

Inlets near Brodipet 

,2 nd Line 3000 


,4 th Line 2000 


,4 th Line 2000 


,3 rd Line 3000 


,3 rd Line 3000 


,3 rd Line 2000 


,3 rd Line 2000 


,3 rd Line 3000 


,2 nd Line 3000 


,2 nd Line 3000 


,2 nd Line 2000 


,2 nd Line 4000 


,3 rd Line 3000 


,3 rd Line 2000 


,3 rd Line 3000 

Inlets near AT 

Agraharam,3 rd Line 2000 


Agraharam,3 rd Line 2000 


Agraharam,4 th Line 2000 




Agraharam,4 th Line 3000

22 Gopi BPL Banana Shop 

23 T.Kiran BPL Cool Drinks 

24 Sudesh BPL Pan Shop 

25 Sk,.Rasool BPL Mechanic 

26 Y.Anjaneyulu BPL Soda hub 

27 Sk.Altaf BPL Banana Shop 

28 K.Anji Babu BPL Cycle Shop 

29 Maheshwara Rao BPL Tea Stall 

30 K.Neelesh BPL Pan Shop 

31 Sk,.Anwar BPL Mechanic 

32 Y.Yedu Kondalu BPL Noodles 

33 Y.Hymavathi BPL Currys Point 

34 K.Gopi Krishna BPL Tiffin Stall 

35 Y.Somayajulu BPL Bajji Stall 

36 Praveen BPL Noodles 


Agraharam,Main Road 2000 






Agraharam,4 th Main 

Road 1000 


Agraharam,4 th Main 

Road 1000 




Agraharam,Main Road 2000 




Agraharam,2 nd Line 1000 


Agraharam,3 rd Line 

Main Road 1000 


Agraharam,3 rd Line 


Inlets near Main Road 

near Chittugaada 1000 


,2 nd Line 1500 


,2 nd Line 1000 


,4 th Line 3000 


37 Lokesh BPL Sweet Shop ,4 th Line 3000 

38 Parmesh BPL Tea Stall Inlets 3000 

39 Kailash BPL Soda hub 

40 Rambabu BPL Tiffin Stall 

41 Sk,.Valli BPL Tea Stall 

42 Rahul BPL Pan Shop 




,4 th Line 2000 


,4 th Line 3000 


,4 th Line 2000 


43 Chinna BPL Masala Shop ,4 th Line 3000 

44 G.Ravi BPL Juice Stall 

Inlets Nehru Nagar 

near ATM ,Function 

Hall 6000 

45 T.Phanindra BPL Fruit Business Inlets Opp High School 1000 

46 P.Johnson BPL Pan Shop Inlets near Govt School 1000 

47 I.RamPrasad BPL Fruit Business 

InletsVengal Rao 

Nagar near Burrial 3000

Ground 

48 Sk.Lal Basha BPL Pan Shop 

49 P.Chaitanya BPL Flowers Stall 

50 T.Kishore BPL Pan Shop 

51 S.Naga Bhushanam BPL Pan Shop 

52 Sk,.Imam Basha BPL Soda hub 

53 Y.Anjayya BPL Tea Stall 

54 Syed .Baba Vali BPL Bajji Stall 

55 S.Anjaneyulu BPL Hotel 

56 Syed.Hafeez Ali BPL Tyres Shop 

57 Sk,.Anwar Basha BPL Hotel 

58 K.Vidhyadhar BPL Pan Shop 

59 Sk.Azgar Ali BPL Chicken Stall 

60 D.Siva BPL Flowers Stall 

61 Sk,.Ismaial BPL Pan Shop 

62 B.Jaya Prakash BPL Cool Drinks 

63 D.Kiran BPL Chicken Stall 

64 V.Venkatesh BPL Chicken Stall 

65 T.Pratap Kumar BPL Chicken Stall 

66 Sk.Miravali BPL Fruit Business 

67 Sk.Abdul Satar BPL Chicken Stall 

68 Sk.Johny BPL Chicken Stall 

69 Sk.JanBabu BPL Fruit Business 

70 P.JonBabu BPL Flowers Stall 

71 D.Rama Rao BPL Pan Shop 


Nagar near Bar 1500 


Nagar near Temple 900 


Nagar near School 500 

InletsVasvi Nagar near 

Gold & Gold Company 700 

Inlets AnandPeta, 

near Mosque street 1000 

Inlets AnandPeta, near 

Snookers Point 1000 


Md.Jhanis House 2500 

Inlets Vasavi Nagar, 

near Rehence Bank 2000 

Inlets Vasavi Nagar, 

near Gold & Gold 

Company 2000 

Inlets Gandhi Nagar, 

near Municipal 

school2nd Line 1500 

Inlets Gandhi 

Nagar,near Park 1200 

Inlets Gandhi 

Nagar,near Park 3000 

Inlets Posta colony, 

near Baba Temple 2000 


near Amaravathi Road 2000 


opp Cine Square 

theatre 2000 


near Boring Pump 1000 


near Bodoray 3000 


near opp Mosque 2000 

Inlets Sharada colony, 

near Avala Sangam 1000 


near Mosque 2000 


near Sangeeva Govt 

Park 1500 


nearBoring Pump 1000 


near Avala Neem Tree 8000 


Nagar near Boring 

Pump 700

72 Sk.Kasim BPL Currys Point 

73 Y.Dinesh BPL Chat vendor 

74 R.Ramanjaneyulu BPL Apple Business 

75 Sk.Badesa BPL Chicken Stall 

76 Y.Kailesh BPL Chat vendor 

77 BPL Banana Shop 

78 K.Anjaneyulu BPL Cycle Shop 

79 A.Suresh BPL Pulka Point 

80 Sk.Anwar BPL Apple Business 

81 K.Bhupathi BPL Soda hub 

82 Sk.Taheer BPL Fruit Business 

83 Sk.Jhonson BPL Juice Stall 

84 Sk.Hidayutalab BPL Tailor Shop 

Butani Masala 

85 M.Srinivasa Rao BPL shop 

86 K.AdiKesavulu BPL Chappals 

87 K.Appi Reddy BPL Noodles 

88 I.Venkataeshwarlu BPL Bajji Stall 

89 Y.Kondalu BPL Banana Shop 

90 Y.Pratap BPL Chat vendor 

91 G.Bramaiah BPL Tyres Shop 

92 K.Jashuva BPL Noodles 

93 Y.Lokesh Biskhu BPL Chat vendor 

94 A.Acchhi Reddy BPL Coconut Shop 

95 K.Veerajula Reddy BPL Bajji Stall 

96 Manikya Rao BPL Tea Stall 

97 A.Anji BPL Chappals 


Ek Minar Masjid 6000 



Inlets Ananad Pet near 

Burrial Ground 3000 

Inlets Kondalrao 

Nagar,near AIE School 1000 
















Nagar,near SBI 1200 


Nagar,Main Road 1500 









Inlets Israilpet Main 

Road 1000 

Inlets Israilpet near 

Municipal School 700 





Inlets Israilpet Masjid 

3 rd Line 700 








Gold & Gold Company 6000

98 Anwar BPL Tyres Shop 

99 A.Bhaskar Rao BPL Welding Shop 

100 Sk.Kasim Saheb BPL Bajji Stall 

101 Sk,.Rasol Saheb BPL Banana Shop 

102 K.Acchaiaya BPL Coconut Shop 

103 K.Abhilash BPL Chat vendor 

104 Sk.Mahaboob Basha BPL Cigarette Shop 

105 K.Veeraraju BPL Soda hub 

106 Y.Azgar Ali BPL Pan Shop 

107 Sk.Imam BPL Bike Mechanic 

108 K.Vengal Rao BPL Bajji Stall 

109 K.Anji Babu BPL Mechanic 

110 Y.Naga Bhushanam BPL Tailor Shop 

111 Sk.Babavali BPL Tea Stall 

112 K.Veerajula Reddy BPL Pan Shop 

113 Sk,.Azgar ali BPL Welding Shop 

114 A.Somesh Chandra BPL Noodles 

115 K.Achamma BPL Vegetables 

116 B.Basavayya BPL Tea Stall 

117 K.Anjaneyulu BPL Masala Shop 

118 K.Jalindar BPL Chat vendor 

119 Sk.Alikhan BPL Tea Stall 

120 Y.Anjaneyulu BPL Bajji Stall 

121 K.Venkateshwarlu BPL Coconut Shop 





Inlets Anandpet ,near 

old Masjid 12000 




Burial ground 1500 




Burial ground 45000 



Inlets AnandPeta, 

nearBimal Ground 1000 

Inlets Shopkeepers 

Colony Near Mehar 

Baba Lane 1800 

Inlets Vengal rao Nagar 

Near Mehar Baba Lane 1000 










Inlets Tharakaram 

Nagar main road 1000 

ELSR Trunmains 

Distribution 

Tharakaram Nagar 

main road 1500 




Nagar near Petrol Bunk 1000 




Nagar near 

Moulapuram gate 700 




Nagar near Masjid 500 




Nagar main road 700

122 K.Sravan Kumar BPL Currys Point 

123 K.Ashish BPL Chat vendor 

124 Y.Sri Manikyala Rao BPL Currys Point 

125 R.Venkata Rao BPL Tea Stall 

126 H.Parameshwara Rao BPL Banana Shop 

127 H.Kumar BPL Bajji Stall 

128 Y.Parameshwara Rao BPL Chat vendor 

129 Sk.Khajavali BPL Banana Shop 

130 Y.Nayvarajulu BPL Apple Business 

131 Y.Sri latha BPL Currys Point 

132 Sd.Imam Basha BPL Tyres Shop 

133 A.Pratap BPL Pan Shop 

134 M.Nagasundar BPL Noodles 

135 M.Krishna BPL Hotchips 

136 K.Sainadh BPL Sweet Shop 

137 B.Kiran BPL Banana Shop 

138 M.Srinadh BPL Pan Shop 

139 N.Sai BPL Tea Stall 

140 T.Kishore BPL Noodles 

141 Sk.Rasool BPL Chicken Stall 

142 Sk.Shanker BPL Pan Shop 

143 K.Murali BPL Pan Shop 

144 M.Mukesh BPL Chat vendor 

145 T.Durga BPL Tea Stall 

146 T.Suresh BPL Chat vendor 

InletsVasavi Nagar 

nearTobacco 

Company 2000 




Masjid Lane2nd Line 2000 








colony near Meher 














Inlets Nehru Nagarnear 

Railway track 8000 







Inlets RTC colony 

Mainroad 7000 


near ATMFunction hall 6000 


near ATMFunction hall 7000 

Inlets RTC colony near 

Over Bridge 7000 


Mainroad 7000 


Mainroad 8000 


Mainroad 6000 


Mainroad 7000 

Inlets RTC colony near 

municipal school 7000 


near ATM centre 1000

147 C.Sambaiah BPL Tea Stall 

148 T.Sashu BPL Cloth Shop 

149 R.Goli Krishna BPL Apple Business 

150 B.Kishore BPL Apple Business 

151 R. Sai Krishna BPL Chat vendor 

152 T.Kiran Kumar BPL Tiffin Stall 

153 T.Kiran Kumar BPL Apple Business 

154 B.Kiran Kumar BPL Tiffin Stall 

155 G.Srinivas BPL Tea Stall 

156 R.Siva BPL Apple Business 


near ATM centre 1400 

1000 


near ATM centre 


Mainroad 1500 


Mainroad 1000 


Mainroad 1500 


near Railway track 2000 


near ATM centre 1500 


Nagar 1500 





157 R.Srinivas BPL Tiffin Stall 



158 T.Neelesh BPL Banana Shop Inlets 1500 

159 K.Srinivas BPL Apple Business Inlets 2000 

160 N.Narendra Babu BPL Cool Drinks 

161 D.Veeraiah BPL Flowers Stall 

162 B.Kishore BPL Vegetables 

163 V.Venkateshwar Rao BPL Pan Shop 

164 T.Gopi BPL Cool Drinks 

165 D.Vamsi BPL Cool Drinks 

166 D.Ramana BPL Fruit Business 

167 G.Raja Rao BPL Chicken Stall 

168 Sk.Rahatfateh Ali BPL Cycle Shop 

169 K.Yedukondalu BPL Pulka Point 

170 Venket Ramaiah BPL Fruit Vendor 

171 Pathan Basha Khan BPL Motor Garage 

172 Koteshwar Rao BPL Laundry 


near Y.S.R Bomma 2000 

Inlets near Rajiv 

Gandhi Nagar opp Sai 

Baba Temple 1500 

Inlets Rajiv Gandhi 

Nagar near Govt High 

school 1000 


Nagar near Park 1000 


Nagar near Sivalayam 1000 


Nagar near Sivalayam 600 

Inlets Sanjeevaiah 

Nagar opp Boring 

Pump 7000 

Inlets Sanjeevaiah 

Nagar opp Park 2000 




Barae Nahak Masjid 1000 

Rajendra Nagar( 

Beside Guntur Raytu 

Fresh Market 4000 


Beside Guntur Raytu 

Fresh Market 5000 


Beside Guntur Raytu 2000

Fresh Market 

173 Atluri Babu Rao BPL Cobbler 

Rajendra Nagar 2 nd 

Lane(op. To Sai Baba 

Temple) 3000 

174 Srinivas Rao BPL 

Kiosk (Pan 

Shop) 

Near Sai Baba Temple, 

Rajendra Nagar 3000 

175 Subba Rao BPL 

Coconut 

Vendor 

Opp. To Sai Kiran 

Enterprise, Rajendra 

Nagar 2000 

176 Prabhu Das BPL 

Coconut 

Vendor Opp. To Coke Land 3000 


Coconut 

Vendor 

Nearto Marbel Shop, 

Rajendra Nagar 5000 

178 M. Ramesh BPL 

Kiosk (Pan 

Shop) Rajendra Nagar 3000 

179 Koteshwar Rao BPL Cobbler Rajendra Nagar 1500 

180 A. V. Mahesh BPL 

Fast Food 

Shop 

Opp. to Syndicate 

Bank, Rajendranagar 9000 

181 Krishna BPL 

Tea Stall, 

Structure 

Opp. to Syndicate 

Bank, Rajendranagar 8000 

182 Akshaya BPL Cobbler 3000 

183 Veminati Raju BPL Fruit Vendor 3000 

184 S. Rama Rao BPL Bag Shop 

Coconut 


Vendor 

186 J. Sundar Rao BPL Cobbler 

187 Mustan BPL Fruit Vendor 

Coconut 

188 K. Suresh BPL 

Vendor 

189 Anil Kumar BPL Chat Vendor 

190 Ch. Shiva BPL Chat Vendor 

Kiosk (Pan 

191 P. Venketswar Rao BPL 

Shop) 

192 M. Kanchaiya BPL 

Vegetable 

Vendor 

193 M. Venkletsh Rao BPL Fruit Vendor 

194 M. Nagaya BPL Cobbler 

Opp. To Spencer's 

,Brundavan Garden 3000 

Besid Spencer's, 

Brundavan Garden 4000 

Opp.to Uco 

Bank,Brundavan 

Garden 3000 

Near Harini Shoppe, 


Near Sitaramaiya High 

School 3000 

Opp. To Anti 

Corruption Bureau, 

NTR Stadium Complex, 


Opp. To Anti 

Corruption Bureau, 

NTR Stadium Complex, 


Beside Andhra, 

Laxmipura Main Road 6000 

Opp. To Vijaya 

shreeMatching, Dress 

Material 

Store,Laxmipura 3000 



Material 

Store,Laxmipura 3000 



Material 1500

Store,Laxmipura 

195 K.Galeya BPL Cobbler 

Sweet(Jalebi) 

196 Abhi BPL 

vendor 

197 Malleshwar Rao BPL Cobbler 

198 B. Anjinaiyah BPL Chat Vendor 

Bhavani Pav 

199 Surendra Singh BPL 

Bhaji 

200 Bhavaniamma BPL Florist 

201 B. Kondaya BPL 

202 Gundi Prabhakar BPL 

203 K. Rambabu BPL 

Coconut 

Vendor 

Coconut 

Vendor 

Fast Food cum 

Chat Vendor 

204 G. Srinivas BPL Banana Vendor 

205 N. Parvati BPL Tea Stall 

Infront of Bata Shoe 

store 1500 

Infront of Bata Shoe 

store 6000 

Near NTR Sport 

Complex 3000 

Opp. To Bank of 

Baroda 8000 

Opp. To Bank of 

Baroda 7000 

Infront of Reliance 

Super, LaxmipuraMain 

Road 1500 

Infront of Reliance 

Super, LaxmipuraMain 

Road 4000 

Opp.to Furniture 

Villa,Laxmipura Main 

Road 2500 

Infront of Nightiangle 

Hospital 6000 

Opp.to Annapurna 

Complex, Laxmipura 


Opo. To Aashrita 

Complex/ Infront of E. 

Seva Centre 1500

ANNEXURE II. 

Stakeholders Meeting on 13.06.2011. 

District : Guntur Date : 13.06.2011 

Locality 

Municipality 

/ 

Corporation 

: Guntur Municipal Corporation 

and other locations of service 

reservoirs 

Time 

: 11:00 a.m to 02.00 p.m 

: Guntur Municipal Corporation Venue : Municipal Corporation 

Conference Hall and other 

locations of service reservoirs 

Sub-project : Comprehensive water supply 

improvement project in Guntur 

Duration 

: 3.00 hrs. 

Participants Expressing their opinions.

PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND INFORMATION DISCLOSURE 

1. Sub-project Description 

As part of the initiative taken by the Commissioner & Directorate of Municipal Administration (CDMA), 

Government of Andhra Pradesh under the Andhra Pradesh Municipal Development Project (APMDP), a 

project on comprehensive planning of water supply improvement in Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) 

is in the process of detailed engineering studies. M/s. Aarvee Associates Architects Engineers & 

Consultants Pvt., Ltd., Hyderabad is providing the consultancy services for this project. With initiative 

and help from the Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC), Consultant has given the presentation at 

Stakeholders Meeting twice at the GMC premises and other consultations at service reservoirs. The major 

objectives of the project are: 

 

 

 

 

Assessing the status of existing water supply system in Corporation area. 

Develop an action plan to improve the system performance immediately in the form of project 

interventions (immediate interventions, short term and long term interventions). 

Preparation of a draft Detailed Project Report (DPR) including preparation of social & 

environmental assessment and management framework. 

Preparation of Capacity Building and Action Plan. 

The details of the water supply improvement scheme proposed in Guntur Municipal Corporation area 

upto Feasibility stage and Concept plan is given for various project components are given below: 

Sources of water and Intake structure: 

The major sources of water in GMC are 1. Vengalayapalem infiltration galleries, 2. Kommamuru canal, 3. 

Guntur canal and 4. Mangalagiri canal system. The intake structure is constructed near Undavalli village, 

which servers the water to all the raw water supply to GMC. The proposed source of water to GMC is a 

parallel line from Undavalli Intake well to existing WTPs near Takkellapadu. 

 

Water conductor system or Rising main: 

The new water conductor system is proposed parallel to the existing system which will pass through 

Undavalli intake to – Mangalagiri pumping station -Takkellapadu WTP. 

 

Water Treatment Plants (WTPs): 

There are three WTPs are existing, two nos. at Takkellpadu – Old: 45 + New: 45 = 90 MLD and one at 

Sangam Jagalamudi – 27.3 MLD. The proposed WTP to be constructed near Takkellapadu with a capacity 

of 65 MLD (Year 2026) and 46.5 MLD (2041).

Elevated Service Level Reservoirs (ELSRs): 

There are 24 nos. Elevated Service Level Reservoirs (ELSRs) present and another 15 nos. of ELSRs will 

be proposed by considering the water supply demand upto 2041. 

 

Distribution System: 

The distribution system will be partially replaced by new lines to meet the requirements for the year 

2041. The entire town will be covered with distribution system by implementation of the proposed water 

supply improvement project. 

2. Issues raised by the community and responses provided 

Sl.No. Key Issues Identified Response by the Urban Local Body 

1 

Technical issues: 

i) Muttineni Rajesh, former Corporator 

suggested to consider the people coming for 

study to the city in floating population. 

ii) Consider the surrounding village 

population into the design which will be 

merged in Guntur. 

iii) Shriram, former corporator, 

Gujjanagundla suggested to consider the 

tanks (cheruvulu) for storage of the water. 

iv) In old Guntur, the two service reservoirs 

were constructed in the year 1975 to meet 

the water supply demand. However, no 

additional reservoirs are constructed 

afterwords to meet the present demand. 

v) All the project components should be 

constructed with highest degree of quality 

norms. 

Responses: 

i) Yes, the people coming for study purpose are 

considered in the foating population. 

ii) Water demand for the surrounding villages is 

considered. 

iii) As the water is pumped from the WTP to the 

concerned sumps to ELSR's and ELSR's to the 

disrtribution system directly. Hence, storage is 

not required. 

ii) Majority of the project is planned by gravity. 

iii) In the proposed improvement scheme, the 

distribution network system is designed to meet 

the minimum residual pressure head of 7.0 m. 

Hence, the water pressure problems in the GMC 

area will be solved. 

iv) Additional service reservoirs are proposed in 

the GMC area to meet the water demand of the 

projected population for the year 2041.

v) The project is designed & will be constructed 

with sound engineering techniques by considering 

national and international (World Bank) norms. 

2 

Social Issues: 

i) Stakeholders requested to increase the 

quantity of the water to be supplied in the 

Corporation area. 

ii) The residents of GMC are ready to pay the 

water supply charges of Rs. 200 per month, 

if GMC supplies quality and adequate 

quantity of water. 

iii) After allocation of the World Bank fund to 

the proposed water supply improvement 

scheme, the construction work should be 

carried out with sincere efforts as per the 

ground requirements of the project. 

Responses: 

i) The proposed water supply improvement 

scheme is designed for 135 lpcd, which may solve 

the requirements of the GMC. 

ii) The proposed scheme is designed to meet the 

GMC requirements comprehensively with quality 

and quantity. 

iii) The GoAP and World Bank audit norms will be 

followed to sped the amount as per ground 

reality. 

3 

Environmental Issues: 

i) Chlorination is improper resulting in water 

pollution occurring in old Guntur area. 

ii) Replacement of the old pipelines, which 

are causing frequent pollution. 

iii) The majority of the GMC area is short of 

water supply pressures and the water is 

being polluted near drainage crossings in the 

GMC area. These two problems should be 

taken care off. 

Responses: 

i) ULB officials promised and directed the 

concerned engineers to maintain adequate free 

residual Chlorine in the distribution end. 

ii) All the old pipelines will be replaced to arrest 

the frequent leakages, mitigate the water losses 

and pollution. 

iii) In proposed project such drainage crossings 

will be avoided 

3. Follow up Action Required 

Key Issue 1 

Key Issue 2 

The water supply improvement scheme should be designed to meet the population 

demand of 2041. 

The project shall be designed in close coordination with Corporation engineers.

Key Issue 3 

Key Issue 4 

Key Issue 5 

Key Issue 6 

Key Issue 7 

Key Issue 8 

Key Issue 9 

Key Issue 

10 

Study the feasibility of sustainable water supply system by gravity. 

The water pressure in the distribution system is to be maintained with minimum head of 

7.0m 

Additional Service Reservoirs to be constructed in the old Guntur to meet the present and 

future population demand. 

All the highest degree of quality norms to be followed during the construction and 

operation of the project. 

Willingness to pay the water supply charges for Rs. 200/- needs to be considered in 

financial and economic evaluation. 

The residual Chlorine of minimum 0.2 ppm is to be maintained in the distribution end. 

Replacement of old pipelines which are having frequent leakages in the distribution. 

Water supply is polluted near drainage crossing shall be rectified immediately. 

4. Follow up Action Taken 

Key Issue 1 The scheme is designed to meet the population demand of 2041. 

Key Issue 2 

Key Issue 3 

Key Issue 4 

Key Issue 5 

Key Issue 6 

Key Issue 7 

Key Issue 8 

Key Issue 9 

Key Issue 10 

While designing the same procedures has been adopted. 

As per the engineering design, a balancing reservoir with pumping arrangement is 

proposed near Undavalli to carry the raw water from River Krishna to Water Treatment 

Plant at Takkelapadu by gravity only. 

The request is considered in the design. 

The Service Reservoirs are proposed to be constructed to meet the year 2041 demand. 

The national and World Bank quality norms will be followed during construction and 

operation phases of the project. 

All the financial and economic analysis will consider the willingness to pay charges 

towards the water supply. 

The same is considered and Commissioner directed all the engineers to do so. 

The same will be considered and will be implemented under the proposed improvement 

scheme. 

The water pollution problem in the cross drainage area will be rectified and the same will 

be avoided in the proposed scheme.

Stakeholders Meeting Attendance Sheet – Guntur (13.06.11)

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