Detailed Project Report on Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (BLC) under. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)

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1 Housing and Urban Development Department Government of Odisha Odisha Urban Housing Mission Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Detailed Project Report on Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (BLC) under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) Name of the project: PMAY- BLC (Vertical 4) DPR phase II Implementing agency: Berhampur Municipal Corporation, District Ganjam, Odisha Nature of work: New construction (411 dwelling units)

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3 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Table of Contents List of figures... iii List of tables....iii List of maps.....iii Abbreviations... iv Definitions.v Preface....vii Introductory Note by the Commissioner....viii Project summary.....ix Executive summary....xi Cash flow statement... xi Chapter 1. Introduction to PMAY and AWAAS Scope of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) Scope of AWAAS Intervention models under AWAAS Beneficiary-led Individual Housing Construction/Enhancement (BLC) Selection of beneficiaries... 2 Chapter 2. City profile Introduction to Berhampur Demography Economy Institutional structure About the ULB Housing scenario Slums in Berhampur Physical infrastructure Water supply Drainage and septage systems Solid waste management Roads Odisha Disaster Recovery Programme Social infrastructure Educational facilities Health facilities Chapter 3. Project components Beneficiary identification IEC activities across the city Collection and collation of applications Screening of applications to assess eligibility Identification of intervention cluster Geo-tagging of individual applications Preparation of project report Designing of dwelling units Specifications as per NBC and disaster-resilient features adopted Infrastructure proposals Water supply Septage system Finance disbursement and resource mobilisation plan Project cost estimates Project timeframe Project implementation and management Implementation mechanism Role of the ULB Facilitation of access to building materials and local contractors i

4 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Role of the CLTC and DUHS Role of the beneficiaries Environmental and social screening Environmental screening Social screening Chapter 4. Annexures Annexure A: Beneficiary details Annexure B: Annexure 7C (as per PMAY Guidelines) Annexure C: Council Resolution Annexure D: Dwelling unit estimate For dwelling unit design (Option 2) For dwelling unit design (Option 3) Annexure E: Dwelling unit drawings and design Annexure F: Sample copy of RoR List of slums showing accessibility to basic services List of slums under IHSDP List of slums under RAY List of slums considered under ODRP List of documents to be submitted during filing of application List of non-eligibility criteria Land tenure continuum Work order format issued by H&UDD ii

5 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA List of figures Figure 1: Ward-wise population distribution... 4 Figure 2: Percentage distribution of HHs... 6 Figure 3: Sample pamphlet distributed during the Drive Figure 4: Newspaper advertisement announcing the online publishing of the beneficiary list Figure 5: Geo-tagging of BLC units under implementation (Phase I) in Berhampur Figure 6: Ministry portal showing the latest status and details of individual beneficiaries Figure 7: Typical linear plots in Berhampur city Figure 8: Land tenure continuum in Odisha List of tables Table 1: Roles and responsibilities of institutions involved in the implementation of housing projects... 5 Table 2: Land ownership details in slums... 8 Table 3: Locations and sources of drinking water... 9 Table 4: Details of types of roads and drains (ward-wise) Table 5: Area requirements as per NBC Table 6: Stages and amount of Government assistance during construction Table 7: Project timeframe Table 8: Cost abstract: Dwelling unit option Table 9: Comparative rate analysis for Rat-Trap bonded brickwork Table 10: Comparative analysis for Rat-Trap bonded brickwork Table 11: Cost abstract: Dwelling unit option Table 12: List of slums showing accessibility to basic services Table 13: List of slums considered under IHSDP Table 14: List of slums under RAY Table 15: List of slums under ODRP List of maps Map 1: Regional setting of Berhampur city... 3 Map 2: Gross population density (ward-wise)... 4 Map 3: Locations of authorised and unauthorised slums... 7 Map 4: Projects implemented in the slums... 8 Map 5: Distribution of water supply network... 9 Map 6: Existing coverage of the drainage network Map 7: Locations of the existing and proposed community/public toilets and urinals Map 8: Accessibility of slums to the existing and proposed community/public toilets Map 9: Locations of the proposed garbage bins Map 10: Drains covered under ODRP Map 11: Locations of ODRP slums Map 12: Distribution of eligible beneficiaries (ward-wise) iii

6 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Abbreviations AMRUT BDPA BeDA BLC BeMC CSMC CDP CLS DPR EWS FAR/FSI GoI GoO H&UDD HfAPoA HH IEC INR JnNURM LIG LPCD MoHUA MoHUPA MLD NBC NOC NH OUHM OWSSB PHEO PMAY SFCPoA SECC SLNA SLSMC TPIM ULB WTP Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation Berhampur Development Planning Area Berhampur/Brahmapur Development Authority Beneficiary-Led Construction Berhampur/Brahmapur Municipal Corporation Central Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee City Development Plan Credit Linked Subsidy Detailed Project Report Economically Weaker Section Floor Area Ratio/Floor Space Index Government of India Government of Odisha Housing and Urban Development Department Housing for All Plan of Action Household Information Education and Communication Indian Rupee Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission Low Income Group Litres Per Capita per Day Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Million Litres per Day National Building Code No Objection Certificate National Highway Odisha Urban Housing Mission Odisha Water Supply and Sewerage Board Public Health Engineering Organisation Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Slum Free City Plan of Action Socio Economic and Caste Census State level Nodal Agency State Level Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee Third Party Inspection and Monitoring Urban Local Body Water Treatment Plant iv

7 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Definitions Beneficiary A beneficiary family will comprise husband, wife, unmarried sons and/ or unmarried daughters. The beneficiary family should not own a pucca house (an all-weather dwelling unit) either in his/her name or in the name of any member of his/her family in any part of India. An adult earning member (irrespective of marital status) can be treated as a separate household, provided that: He/she does not own a pucca house in his/her name in any part of India. In the case of a married couple, either of the spouses or both together in joint ownership will be eligible for a single house, subject to income eligibility of the household under the Scheme. Carpet Area The net usable floor area of an apartment, excluding the area covered by the external walls, areas under services shafts, exclusive balcony or verandah area and exclusive open terrace area, but includes the area covered by the internal partition walls of the apartment. Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Households having an annual income up to INR 300,000 (Rupees three lakh). States/ Union Territories have the flexibility to redefine the annual income criteria as per local conditions in consultation with the Centre. For the state of Odisha, the limit has been lowered to INR 180,000 (Rupees one lakh and eighty thousand). EWS house An all-weather single unit or a unit in a multistoried super structure having carpet area of up to 30 sq. m. with adequate basic civic services and infrastructure services like toilet, water, electricity etc. States can determine the area of EWS as per their local needs with information to Ministry. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)/ Floor Space Index (FSI) The quotient obtained by dividing the total covered area (plinth area) on all the floors by the area of the plot. Household (HH) A group of persons who normally live together and take their meals from a common kitchen. Implementing Agency Agencies such as Urban Local Bodies, Development Authorities, Housing Boards etc. which are selected by the State Governments for implementing Housing for All Mission. Kutcha house Predominant materials of wall and roof are as follows: Wall: Grass, thatch, bamboo, plastic, polythene, mud, unburnt brick, wood, stone not packed with mortar, etc. Roof: Grass, thatch, bamboo, wood, mud, plastic, polythene, handmade tiles, etc. Low Income Group (LIG) HHs having an annual income between INR 300,001 and INR 600,000. Government of Odisha has lowered the limit to INR 180,001 and INR 360,000. Pucca house Predominant materials of wall and roof are as follows: Wall: Concrete, burnt bricks, stone packed with mortar, galvanised iron, metal, asbestos sheets Roof: Concrete, burnt bricks, stone, machine made tiles, slate, galvanised iron, metal, asbestos sheets v

8 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Semi-pucca house A house which has either the wall or roof made of pucca material. Slum A compact area of at least 300 population or about HHs of poorly built congested tenements, in unhygienic environment usually with inadequate infrastructure and lacking in proper sanitary and drinking water facilities. State Land Nodal Agency (SLNA) Nodal Agency designated by a State Government for implementing the Mission. Note: Definitions from Census 2011, PMAY and AWAAS guidelines adopted. vi

9 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Preface The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) is a programme of Government of India for Housing for All (Urban) with an objective to provide all-weather concrete roof housing with an access to basic services like water connection, toilet facilities, 24x7 electricity supply to all eligible families of urban poor including slums and non-slums dwellers by The Government of Odisha (GoO), through its Policy for Housing for All in Urban Areas, Odisha, 2015 has envisaged to create a comprehensive, holistic policy framework to address crucial aspects of housing for the urban poor including slum rehabilitation and redevelopment, construction of affordable housing units including rental. It has identified the Beneficiary-Led Construction (BLC) component, in line with PMAY, as one of the crucial interventions for meeting the housing deficiency among the urban poor. In this DPR (phase II) for Berhampur city, 411 nos. beneficiaries are considered. An attempt is been made to adopt an area-based approach (through identification of a compact cluster) for the implementation of BLC (ward nos. 1-4 and 7-11). Applications from the remaining parts of the city are considered under the pan-city approach. The cluster selection is based on the following criteria: Considerable demand for housing under BLC Compact and congruent areas Availability of infrastructure/proposal for laying infrastructure under other ongoing urban development Missions The cluster approach ensures better monitoring of the construction activities. After implementation, it would help highlight the positive impacts of the project in a more visible manner. There are four components to the project: Beneficiary identification Identification of intervention cluster Preparation of the Detailed Project Report (DPR) phase II Project implementation and management A total of 411 beneficiaries is considered in this DPR (phase II). This document aims for holistic development of the households by integrating the housing and infrastructure components through synergies with other mission-mode urban development programmes. Provisioning of basic services like water supply, sewerage, drainage, road and electricity supply have been considered. A time period of 12 months is envisaged for the implementation of the housing component. Total cost for housing component Central Govt. share (INR 150,000 per HH) State Govt. share (INR 50,000 per HH) Beneficiaries share (INR 85,280 per HH) INR 1, lakhs INR lakhs INR lakhs INR lakhs vii

10 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Introductory note by the Commissioner The fourth vertical of the PMAY Mission, Beneficiaries-led individual housing construction or enhancement, provides assistance to individual eligible families belonging to economically weaker section category to either construct new houses or enhance existing houses. Such families may avail Central Assistance of INR 150,000 (Rupees one lakh fifty thousand) and State Assistance of INR 50,000 (Rupees fifty thousand) for construction of new houses under the Mission. Such beneficiaries are part of the city s Housing for All Plan of Action (HfAPoA). This DPR is prepared as a Centrally Sponsored Project under the fourth vertical of PMAY, and the sixth model of Odisha s Policy for Housing For All in Urban Areas of Odisha 2015, to provide decent pucca housing, along with a toilet and other basic infrastructures like drinking water, electricity and solid-waste disposal system, so that they can enjoy quality life at par with other parts of the city. A BLC DPR for Berhampur city consisting of 433 beneficiaries (phase I) was approved by the State and Centre. The implementation of the same is under progress. Based on the applications collected before and during the BLC Drive in Odisha organised during 5-12 June 2017, Berhampur Municipal Corporation has decided to prepare a DPR (phase II) under BLC vertical for 411 nos. dwelling units. These applications have come from beneficiaries living in kutcha/semi-pucca houses, both from slum and non-slum areas. The total project cost is estimated at around INR 1, lakh. Beneficiary share per household is around INR 85,000 for a dwelling unit with sq.m carpet area. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (formed after the merger of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, and Ministry of Urban Development) and GIZ are jointly implementing the Inclusive Cities Partnership Programme (ICPP). The project supports the agenda of Government of India (GoI) in making affordable housing available to the city dwellers, with a focus on the improvement of housing and living conditions in slums and non-slum areas. The project works in tandem with Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)-Housing for All (HfA), a mission-mode programme, which aims to address the housing requirements of the urban poor. Berhampur Municipal Corporation acknowledges the inputs of GIZ-ICPP in the preparation of the DPR (phase II). Commissioner Berhampur Municipal Corporation viii

11 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Project summary Annexure 7C, Para 14.5 of the PMAY guidelines 1 Name of the State Odisha 2 Name of the city Berhampur (Brahmapur) 3 Project name Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II) 4 Project Code Odisha Urban Housing Mission (OUHM) 5 State Level Nodal Agency Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Odisha 6 Implementing Agency/ULB Berhampur Municipal Corporation 7 Date of approval by State Level Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (SLSMC) 8 Project cost (Rs. In lakhs) 1, No. of beneficiaries covered in the project Gen SC ST OBC Total Minority i. No. of beneficiaries (new construction) ii. No. of beneficiaries (enhancement) Whether beneficiary have been selected as per PMAY guidelines? (Yes/No) Yes 12 Whether it has been ensured that selected beneficiaries have rightful ownership of the Yes land 13 Whether building plan for all houses have been approved? i. GoI grant required (Rs. 1.5 lakh per eligible beneficiary) (Rs. in Lakhs) ii. State grant, if any (Rs. in Lakhs) iii. ULB grant, if any (Rs. in Lakhs) -- iv. Beneficiary share (Rs. in Lakhs) v. Total (Rs. in Lakhs) 1, Whether technical specification/ design for housing have been ensured as per Indian Yes Standards/NBC/State norms? 16 Whether it has been ensured that balance cost of construction is tied of with State grants, ULB grant, and beneficiary share? Yes Whether trunk and line infrastructure is existing or being provisioned? i. Water supply (Yes/No) Yes ii. Sewerage (Yes/No) Yes, soak pits are provided with individual households Berhampur city has no sewerage system in place. 17 iii. Road (Yes/No) Yes iv. Storm water drain (Yes/No) Yes v. External electrification (Yes/No) Yes vi. Solid waste management (Yes/No) Yes vii. Any other, specify viii. In case, any infrastructure has not been proposed, reason thereof 18 Whether disaster (earthquake, flood, cyclone, landslide, etc.) resistant features have been adopted in concept, design and implementation? Yes ix

12 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Whether demand survey is completed for entire city? Whether city-wide integrated projects have been formulated? If not, reason thereof Whether validation with SECC data for housing conditions conducted? Whether Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) of fund to individual bank account of beneficiary ensured in the project? Whether there is provision in DPR for tracking/monitoring the progress of individual houses through geo-tagged photographs? Whether any innovative/cost-effective/ green technology adopted in the project? Comments of SLAC after techno-economic appraisal of DPR Brief of project, including any other information ULB/State would like to furnish Yes Yes It is hereby confirmed that State and ULB have checked all the beneficiaries as per the guideline of PMAY-HfA (U). It is also submitted that no beneficiary has been selected for more than one benefit under the Mission including Credit-Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) component of the Mission. Signature State level Nodal Officer Signature Secretary/ Principal Secretary Concerned Department Asst. Executive Engineer-cum Nodal Officer (PMAY) Berhampur Municipal Corporation Commissioner Berhampur Municipal Corporation x

13 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Executive summary 1 Project name 2 Name of the Nodal Agency Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II) Odisha Urban Housing Mission (OUHM), Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Odisha Berhampur Municipal Corporation 3 Name of the Implementing Agency Existence of Elected Local Body in the 4 ULB along with date. Approval of State Level Sanctioning 5 and Monitoring Committee (SLSMC) 6 Component wise Project cost Project Components Cost Sl. No. Contact Person: Name: Mr. Nikhil Pavan Kalyan, IAS Designation: Commissioner Contact No: Yes, headed by the Mayor Date: Project Cost: INR 1, lakh Central Beneficiary State ULB Total Share Share Share Share (Amount in INR Lakhs) 1 Housing 1, , Cash flow statement Sl. No. Total Project Cost Quarter I Quarter II Quarter III Quarter IV Components (Amount in INR Lakhs) 1 Central Share State Share ULB Share Beneficiary Share Total cost 1, Name of the State Odisha Name of the city/ulb Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC) PMAY project name and components Total project cost (INR in lakh) Central share (INR in lakh) State share (INR in lakh) Beneficiary share (INR in lakh) Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II): Implementation of PMAY scheme 1, (411 nos. DUs) at BeMC area; Cost of one DU: INR 2.85 lakh, Built-up area around 34.5 sq.m. Total cost 1, xi

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15 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Chapter 1. Introduction to PMAY and AWAAS 1.1 Scope of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Housing for All (Urban) mission for urban areas is being implemented during It provides central assistance to implementing agencies through States and Union Territories for providing houses to all eligible families/ beneficiaries by All statutory towns as per Census 2011 and Statutory Towns notified subsequently are eligible for coverage under the Mission. States/UTs have the flexibility to include the Planning Areas (to the exclusion of rural areas) as notified with respect to Statutory Towns and such Planning Areas (to the exclusion of rural areas) as notified by Development Authorities. The mission is being implemented through four verticals giving option to beneficiaries, ULBs and State Governments, which are as follows: 1. In-situ slum redevelopment Using land as a resource, ensuring private participation 2. Affordable housing through Credit Linked Subsidy Interest subvention subsidy for EWS and LIG households 3. Affordable housing in Partnership With private/public sector 4. Subsidy for beneficiary-led individual house construction or enhancement For individuals of EWS category The mission supports the construction of houses up to 30 sq.m carpet area with basic civic infrastructure. All houses built or expanded under the Mission should essentially have toilet facility. The houses constructed/acquired with central assistance should preferably be in the name of the female head of the HH or in the joint name of the male head of the HH and his wife. 1.2 Scope of AWAAS Recognizing the need for an effective and efficient institutional mechanism for achieving the objectives of Housing for All in urban areas, AWAAS was launched by the Government of Odisha (GoO). GoO has further envisaged creation of District Urban Housing Societies (DUHS) to provide additional managerial and technical capacity to the Odisha Urban Housing Mission (OUHM) at the district level. DUHS is responsible for ensuring the implementation of 'Policy for Housing for All in Urban Areas of Odisha, 2015' and other directions of OUHM and H&UDD, GoO. As an integrated directorate of H&UDD, OUHM takes all policy decisions and undertakes necessary administrative and legislative measures to implement the policy. It also functions as the State level Nodal Agency (SLNA) for implementation of Central Government schemes. It aims to create surplus housing stock through different strategic development models and ensure shelter for every identified homeless in the state including temporary migrants, through provisioning of permanent residential EWS & LIG units, as well as rental housing. 1.3 Intervention models under AWAAS GoO envisages the following seven models for intervention under AWAAS, which includes the 4 verticals specified under PMAY: Model 1: Mandatory Development of EWS Housing Model 2: Incentives for market based development of EWS and LIG housing Model 3: Development of Affordable Housing Projects Model 4: In-situ Slum Redevelopment Model 5: Relocation and Rehabilitation Model 6: Beneficiary-Led Individual Housing Construction/Enhancement (BLC) 1

16 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Model 7: Rental Housing Beneficiary-led Individual Housing Construction/Enhancement (BLC) BLC vertical envisages providing assistance to individual eligible EWS families having their own land to either construct new houses or enhance existing houses (up to 30 sq.m. carpet area with basic civic infrastructure). It is applicable for both slum and non-slum areas. This vertical ensures Central and State assistances of INR 150,000 and INR 50,000 respectively for each eligible household. The beneficiary has to arrange for the remaining amount Selection of beneficiaries The selection of eligible beneficiaries is one of the challenging tasks for any administration. Keeping this in mind, the Central Government through PMAY, and the State Government through Policy for housing for all in urban areas of Odisha-2015, have clearly spelled out all the eligibility criteria and the documents required. Some basic criteria includes: Beneficiary family should not own a pucca house anywhere in India Beneficiary should belong to EWS category The concerned plot should be within ULB/planning area boundary The annual income of the family should not exceed INR 1.80 lakh Based on the requirement of the beneficiary (new construction or enhancement), additional criteria applicable are as follows: Pre-requisites for new construction: Beneficiary family should not own a pucca house either in his/her name or in the name of any member of his/her family in any part of India. Pre-requisites for enhancement: Beneficiary residing in a pucca house with carpet area up to 21 sq.m are eligible for enhancement up to 30 sq.m. 2

17 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Chapter 2. City profile 2.1 Introduction to Berhampur Berhampur (also known as Brahmapur) is the largest urban area in Ganjam district in Odisha, located towards the southern part of the State. The city is among the major trading centres in Odisha, and is known for its silk sarees and bamboo-straw products. National Highway 5 and railway tracks that connect a major part of the East Coast pass through the city. National Highway 59 and State Highway 17 connect the city with other districts in the region. The extent of the ULB area is about 79.8 sq. km., which is divided into 40 wards (till 2011, there were 37 nos. of wards). 2.2 Demography Map 1: Regional setting of Berhampur city As per Census 2011, population of the city was 356,598 (3rd highest in the State) 1. It has experienced a steady growth of about 16 percent in the last decade ( ). Males and females constitute about 52 percent (185,754 nos.) and 48 percent (170,844) of the total population respectively. Sex ratio is about 920, which is lower than Ganjam district (983), State (979), and National (933) figures. Literacy rate is about 89 percent, which is higher than the National (74 percent), State (73 percent) and district (71 percent) figures

18 7,159 6,543 6,090 5,499 7,581 8,835 8,492 8,963 8,168 7,526 9,563 8,987 11,357 11,285 10,643 10,086 8,899 11,412 12,088 12,482 12,003 10,540 11,554 8,532 9,595 8,833 10,270 9,144 8,580 7,211 8,450 13,483 13,445 11,699 11,000 10,569 10,032 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Map 2: Gross population density (ward-wise) Sources: Census 2011 and BeMC In 9 wards of BeMC, gross population density is higher than 250 persons per hectare (pph). It is between 100 and 249 in 19 wards. The remaining 9 wards have density less than 100 pph, indicating scope for densification. Wards with more than 250 pph population are located in the core city area and along the railway tracks Figure 1: Ward-wise population distribution Source: Census

19 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 2.3 Economy The economy of the city is primarily dependent on trade and commerce, industrial development and tourist infrastructure. Trade and commerce Catchment area of the city in terms of trade and commerce spreads across eight districts of Odisha and neighbouring areas of Andhra Pradesh. The city acts as a major state level trade centre for spices, tamarind, clothes, silk sarees, and bamboo and straw products Edible items such as fish, egg, meat, fruits, and food grains move from Andhra Pradesh to Berhampur on daily basis, and subsequently get distributed in the hinterland. Industries Indian Rare Earth Limited (IREL), located at Matikhalo, Chhatrapur is a major industry in operation. Other industrial activities in the region include granite cutting and polishing units. Proposed multi-product SEZ of Tata Steel near Gopalpur spreading over an area of 600 Ha is estimated to create direct employment of about 8,000 persons, and indirect employment of around 15,000 people through auxiliary industries. Proposed Titanium dioxide unit located in Chhatrapur, and Rayagada-Gopalpur industrial corridor are also expected to create new employment opportunities. Tourist infrastructure Berhampur city is the prime urban centre within Berhampur Development Planning Area (BDPA), with availability of affordable higher order facilities. Thus, it has the advantage of leveraging on the floating population at Chhatrapur (district headquarter) and the tourist population of Gopalpur. 2.4 Institutional structure In the context of urban and regional development, the following institutions through their interventions affect the regional dynamics of Berhampur city and its surroundings: Name of the Institution Responsibilities Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC) Brahmapur Development Authority Public Health Engineering Organization State Revenue Department (Tehsil office) 1. Works Department (R & B Division) 2. National Highway Authority of India Plans economic and social development Maintains public health, sanitation, and solid waste management Carries out slum improvement and upgradation Provides public amenities such as street lights, roads, drains, bus stops, public conveniences, etc. Manages development as per the building byelaws Prepares interim, comprehensive and zonal development plans Enforces provisions of development plan, zoning regulations and planning and building standards through building approvals Prepares and implements development schemes Creates housing stock (public housing) and commercial complexes Constructs, operates and maintains the city water supply network and waste water schemes (includes transportation and distribution) Overall head of land revenue system within the Tehsil, being entrusted with maintaining the taxation and revenue instruments. Headed by the Tehsildar, comes under the jurisdiction of the District Collectorate, Ganjam district. Constructs, repairs and maintains buildings, roads, bridges and other related structures under their jurisdictions Table 1: Roles and responsibilities of institutions involved in the implementation of housing projects 5

20 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Varying jurisdictions of institutions may result in difference of priorities and timelines for provisioning of infrastructure, thereby limiting the scope of synergies between schemes and missions. BeMC is the only agency that works with complete focus on Berhampur city About the ULB Berhampur Municipal Corporation is one of the oldest urban local bodies in India, having declared a Municipality in The city was a Municipality till December By virtue of the Housing and Urban Development Department Notification S. R. O. No. 642/2008 dated 29 December 2008, it acquired the status of a Corporation. Berhampur Municipal Corporation comprises 34 nos. Revenue Mouzas, with an area of sq. km (divided into 40 nos. wards) and population of about 3.5 lakh as per Census Housing scenario As per Census 2011, Berhampur city has 67,397 nos. HHs (excluding institutional), out of which about 65,738 nos. (97 per cent) belong to the Residential category. About 55 per cent of them (37,136 nos.) are owned. The city has a high occurrence of rental housing with over 42 per cent (28,573 nos.) of households staying on rental basis. In the same pattern, 6,628 HHs (38 per cent of total slum HHs) live on rent in the slums. Good Liveable Dilapidated 28% 3% 70% Total population (2011) 356,598 Total HHs 74,720 (including institutional) Total HHs 67,397 (excluding institutional) Rental HHs 28,573 Total slum population 117,541 (33% of total population) Distribution of slums as per intervention programmes: Total nos. of slums 254 nos. Rajiv Awas Yojana 83 nos. IHSDP 22 nos. ODRP 70 nos. Figure 2: Percentage distribution of HHs as per structural conditions History of slum upgradation programmes Integrated Housing and Slum Development Programme (IHSDP): IHSDP combined the schemes of Valmiki Ambedkar Awas Yojana (VAMBAY) and National Slum Development Programme (NSDP) for having an integrated approach in ameliorating the conditions of the urban slum dwellers not having adequate shelter and residing in dilapidated conditions. In Berhampur, 22 slums have been taken up for upgradation under IHSDP. Investments of around INR crores and INR 5.58 crores were envisaged for the implementation of housing and basic services components. As of May 2017, out of the original 1,094 DUs, construction of 1,010 DUs has been completed. 6

21 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY): RAY was initiated by the then Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA) in 2011, which provided support to States/UTs/Urban Local Bodies (ULBs)/Central Government Agencies, for housing and improvement of basic civic infrastructure and social amenities in selected slum. Till date, sites for 2,253 DUs have been cleared. 2.6 Slums in Berhampur Berhampur has a large percentage of its population living in slums. At present, there are about 117,541 people living in slums (29,572 HHs), which increased from 111,943 in In total, there are 254 slums, of which 190 are authorised and 64 are unauthorised. Slums are scattered irregularly throughout the city with high percentage of population living in slums located in ward nos. 3, 7, 9, 12 and 34. Only ward no. 31 has no slum population. The highest number of households within authorised slums are present in the wards 7, 8 and 9 with 1622, 1328 and 1545 nos. respectively. In case of unauthorised slums, highest nos. of households are in the wards 3, 33 and 34 with 258, 563 and 246 nos. respectively. Map 3: Locations of authorised and unauthorised slums Source: BeMC 7

22 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Map 4: Projects implemented in the slums Source: BeMC About 77 percent of the slums are located on privately owned lands. Percentage of slums situated on private and government lands is 15 percent (39 nos.). Land ownership No. of slums Percentage (%) Private ownership Private and Government ownerships Government owned 21 8 Total nos Table 2: Land ownership details in slums Source: BeMC A scheduled list of land according to their ownership status is given below. Public land: Municipal and State Government lands Central Government land: Land owned by the Central Government and Public Sector Undertakings, such as Railways, Cantonment, BHEL, etc. Private Land: Land belonging to a company or an individual Trust Lands: Temple land, Charitable Trust land, etc. Disputed: Land under legal disputes 2.7 Physical infrastructure Infrastructure are the services and facilities necessary for an economy/society to function. Physical infrastructure, which includes services such as water supply, sewerage network, roads, drainage network, electricity, telecom, etc., are provided by various institutions in Berhampur Water supply Public Health Engineering Organisation (PHEO) looks after the water supply system in the city. At present, about MLD water is being supplied, whereas the demand is for about 50 MLD. 8

23 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Rushikulya River is one of the primary sources of potable water, followed by the ground water resources. 100 percent water supply is available in 7 wards (ward no. 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 16 and 18). Map 5: Distribution of water supply network Sources: BeMC and PHEO Berhampur During the summer months, the supply goes down to MLD, owing to the drying of the river. About 64 per cent of the HHs get supply of treated water, either within or near their premises. Wells (covered and uncovered) cater to the needs of about 20 per cent of the HHs. About 5 per cent HHs are dependent on water supplied from untreated sources. Other sources include hand pumps, tube wells/ bore wells, waterbodies, etc. Main source of drinking water Location of source Total no. of HHs Tap water from treated source Tap water from untreated source Covered well Uncovered well Hand pump Tube well/ Bore well Other sources Total 67,397 43,376 3,540 5,387 8, ,783 1,062 Within the premises 43,738 28,890 1,798 4,215 6, , Near the premises 15,480 10,026 1, , , Away 8,179 4, Table 3: Locations and sources of drinking water Source: Census 2011 Under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), projects related to the upgradation and augmentation of the existing water supply system are covered, with a total cost of INR crores. The list of projects are as follows: Replacement of 900/750 mm dia. Pre-stressed Concrete Pipe (PSC) gravity pipeline from Kaliabali to Jagannathpur Junction 9

24 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Replacement of 750/600 mm dia. PSC gravity pipe by laying of 750 mm dia. Ductile Iron (DI) pipeline from Jagannathpur Junction to Kamapalli Chakka Provision of 400 mm dia. DI K-7 Pipeline from Jagannathpur Junction to Ankuli Underground Reservoir (UGR), Shrikrishna Nagar UGR, Lanjipalli UGR Metering provision to consumers (domestic and commercial institutions) Dedicated pipeline from Dakhshinapur to Gosaninuagaon, and replacement of slow sand filter bed for Water Treatment Plant (WTP) at Dakhshinapur Improvement of water supply to 25 nos. uncovered poor urban areas Back-up power DG sets for various locations Improvement of water supply from Janevelli Anicut Installation of solar-powered pumps for exigency situation Improvement of storage facility in different wards Drainage and septage systems Berhampur city utilises the natural drainage system for discharging of wastewater. The natural drainage pattern has a gradient from West to South and West to North, which ultimately flows towards the Bahanna Nallah and Sapua Nallah. Berhampur city does not have a city-wide sewerage network. About 86 per cent of the HHs (57,800 nos.) have some form of latrine facilities within the premises, out of which 7,346 HHs (11 per cent) have piped sewer system and about 42,547 nos. (74 per cent) are linked to septic tanks. The rest either use pit latrines (with or without slab/ ventilated pits), service latrines, or dispose the night soil into open drains. About 9,597 HHs have no access to latrine facilities within premises. Therefore, they either resort to open defecation (7,861 nos., 12 per cent) or use public latrine facilities (1,736 nos., 3 per cent). Under AMRUT, there is proposal for construction of a Septage Treatment Plant (40 KLD) at Mahuda, with a project cost of INR 2.38 crores. Map 6: Existing coverage of the drainage network Source: BeMC 10

25 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Map 7: Locations of the existing and proposed community/public toilets and urinals Source: BeMC Map 8: Accessibility of slums to the existing and proposed community/public toilets Source: BeMC 11

26 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA The status of slums in terms of accessibility to existing community/public toilets, urinals and garbage bins is provided in Annexure 4.7. There are 72 nos. of slums that do not have access to garbage bins within 200m from their respective slum boundaries. The nos. of slums not having access to public urinals and community/public toilets are 168 and 92 respectively Solid waste management BeMC manages the collection, transportation and disposal of solid waste within the municipal boundaries. The total solid waste generated in the city is estimated to be 160 tons per day. About 68 per cent of it is collected and disposed of. (Source: BeMC) The present method of disposal is dumping in open grounds and channels, thereby creating waterlogging and stagnation problems. BeMC and Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Odisha, have engaged International Finance Corporation 2, part of the World Bank Group, to assist in developing and implementing a SWM plant through private sector participation. (Source: BeMC) Map 9: Locations of the proposed garbage bins Source: BeMC

27 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Roads The city has about 46.5 km of bituminous roads. Lengths of cement concrete, water bound macadam (WBM), and Moorum roads are km, 31.8 km, and 15.4 km respectively. Berhampur city has a total of 162 km of constructed pucca drains, and around 295 km of constructed kutcha drains. (Source: BeMC) WBM Moorum Earthen Constructed Constructed Ward B.T. road C.C. Road Road Road Road Kutcha Drain Pucca Drain No. (in metres) (in kilometres) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Total 46, ,36, , , , Table 4: Details of types of roads and drains (ward-wise) Odisha Disaster Recovery Programme Source: BeMC With the assistance from World Bank, Odisha Disaster Recovery Programme (ODRP) was developed for the improvement of basic services in Berhampur city post the disasters of cyclone Phailin. Proposals include improvement of basic services in 70 nos. slums, construction and repairing of pucca roads, improvement of storm water drains, and replacement of old pumping main, etc. The project is 13

28 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA envisaged to be completed by BeMC is the Implementing Agency, under the guidance and supervision of the Housing and Urban Development Department (H&UDD), GoO. Project components are as follows: Upgradation of slums INR crores Public service infrastructure a. Major roads and interconnecting roads INR crores b. Storm water drains INR crores c. Restoration of water supply system INR crores Implementation support INR crores Total INR crores The list of slums included under ODRP is provided in the Annexure Map 10: Drains covered under ODRP Source: ODRP, Berhampur 14

29 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Map 11: Locations of ODRP slums 2.8 Social infrastructure Educational facilities Source: ODRP, Berhampur The city is a major education centre in southern Odisha, home to 9 nos. Engineering colleges, 11 nos. Polytechnic colleges, and 14 Industrial Training Institutes (as of 2011). It also has numerous tutorials and coaching institutes for entrance examinations. A few of the reputed educational institutions in Berhampur are: Berhampur University Maharaja Krishna Chandra Gajapati Medical College and Hospital (MKCG) College of Pharmaceutical Sciences Khallikote Government College Government Engineering School (Poly-technic) Parala Maharaja Engineering College National Institute of Science and Technology Vignan Institute of Technology and Management Roland Institute of Technology Sanjaya Memorial Institute of Technology Gandhi Institute for Industrial Technology 15

30 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Health facilities There is one functional city hospital. The MKCG is another major medical college with hospital facility. Apart from these, BeMC maintains a number of hospitals and health centres at the community level. In the recent past, about 20 nos. of private hospitals have come up. 16

31 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Chapter 3. Project components In this DPR (phase II), an attempt has been made to adopt an area-based approach (through identification of the intervention cluster in the city) for the implementation of BLC. The area selection is based on the following criteria: Considerable demand for housing under BLC: Higher demand for BLC helps achieve scale for negotiation, in terms of laying of basic services, procurement of construction materials, etc. Compact and congruent area: This ensures proper monitoring during implementation Availability of infrastructure/proposal for laying infrastructure under other ongoing urban development missions: The area based approach aims for holistic development by integrating housing and infrastructure components. This approach ensures better monitoring of the construction activities. After implementation, compact areas would help highlight the positive impacts of a project in a more visible manner. Four components have been envisaged for the implementation of the project: 1. Beneficiary identification 2. Identification of intervention clusters 3. Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR) 4. Project implementation and management 3.1 Beneficiary identification IEC activities across the city As the first basic step of Information Education and Communication (IEC) activities, Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC) organised a series of meetings for informing about the scope of the Mission to all the Ward Councillors, District administration, and Community Organisers (CO). Training was imparted to COs for raising awareness among the community spread the word to all eligible beneficiaries in their corresponding wards. The ULB also organised several ward sabhas (ward level meetings) to sensitise people about the scheme and to provide clarifications to enquiries/issues of beneficiaries. 17

32 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA BeMC has utilised several modes for informing beneficiaries about the BLC scheme: Through advertisements in newspapers and televisions, through Ward Corporators and COs, through public announcements, and through hoardings and pamphlets. Beneficiaries are intimated about the scope, financial contributions and other details of the scheme during the ward sabhas. For clarifications, the beneficiaries contact the ULB, concerned Ward Corporators or the COs. A special BLC Drive was organised during June 2017 to enhance the outreach of the scheme, and to invite more applications. With the active support of GIZ-ICPP, BeMC utilised the following IEC tools for popularising BLC: Banners/Hoardings: Large banners displaying the important details and dates for the BLC drive were put up at important junctions and landmarks within the city, such as Gate Bazar Square, BeMC office, Ramalingam Tank (a major CBD), First Gate Square and Purana Berhampur bus stand. Vinyl stickers on auto rickshaws/buses: Stickers were put up on local autos and buses (plying within the city limits, and to Chhatrapur and Gopalpur cities) for popularising the BLC. Pamphlets: Information leaflets were sent to important Government offices such as the Sub- Collector s office, Tahsildar s office, Sub-Registrar s office and Child Development Project Offices (CDPO) for further distribution. 18

33 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Figure 3: Sample pamphlet distributed during the Drive As a first step to include more beneficiaries under the ambit of BLC, it was decided to undertake a land tenure study in Odisha by GIZ-ICPP. The tenure continuum drawn up under the study include various intermediate categories that locate between fully formal freehold and complete lack of rights. Many of these intermediate categories illustrate legitimate land rights, albeit these rights have not yet been fully recognized through permutation of land records in the revenue cadaster. In this regard, the State Government of Odisha has taken proactive steps to include joint patta holders and registered sale deed owners under the ambit of the Mission Collection and collation of applications Collection of applications is done at two levels: Individual level Applicants submit the required documents (originals and photocopies as prescribed in the guidelines) to the concerned COs at the Municipal Corporation office during office hours on all working days. 19

34 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Ward level Applicants are informed beforehand that on a particular date, COs and local volunteers would be present at a public place in their respective wards for collection of documents, and for conducting site visits for verification purposes Screening of applications to assess eligibility Once applications are received, they are sorted ward-wise, and handed over to the respective COs. COs check the applications forms and the supporting documents. The list of documents to be submitted is enclosed in Annexure If the application is incomplete or any discrepancy is observed during scrutiny, the concerned beneficiary is intimated about the same, and is asked to submit the pending documents. Along with the application, a beneficiary needs to submit undertakings (stating that he/she does not own a pucca house, and that he/she shall make the remaining contribution to complete the construction). COs hand over sample copies of these affidavits to beneficiaries, and beneficiaries get their original copies approved by the Executive Magistrate. Figure 4: Newspaper advertisement announcing the online publishing of the beneficiary list Once all documents are submitted by the beneficiaries, BeMC prepares a draft list of beneficiaries (eligible and rejected). The list of noneligibility criteria is enclosed in Annexure Based on this list, dates and venues for ward sabhas are finalised by the ULB. The Ward Corporators and COs from the respective wards, and Junior Engineer attend these ward sabhas to share the list with the applicants. All queries/disputes are also discussed and addressed. Following the ward sabhas, the updated list is published on the ULB website. List is also available with the Ward Corporators and in the ULB. The news about the publishing of the list is advertised in the newspapers as well, for increased circulation and reach. For the next seven days, objections are invited for all the eligible applications. If any objection is received, that particular application is dropped from the current list. The final list of eligible applications is sent to DUHS for approval, which is headed by the District Collector. Once it is approved, the final list is considered for preparation of DPR. 3.2 Identification of intervention cluster The area-based approach, adopted during the identification of the intervention cluster, helps synergy with other urban developmental schemes for incorporation/augmentation of basic infrastructure services. BLC intervention area is identified and prioritised based on the following assessment: Using secondary sources (Census, SECC, Statutory Plans and SFCPoA), ward level data on housing conditions (pucca, semi-pucca or kutcha) is analysed to identify potential areas for improvement in slum and non-slum areas. The land ownership details of slums are analysed to understand their distribution among public and private lands. Further, the slums located on private lands are assessed to understand the potential for inclusion under BLC. Information related to the housing conditions and slum level land ownership are marked on the city map. Wards that have large number of semi-pucca and kutcha houses with clear land tenure are grouped into clusters. 20

35 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA These clusters are further analysed with reference to basic services availability and connectivity (water supply, septage, roads, drainage and solid waste management). The cluster that has the maximum scope in terms of housing (large number of semi-pucca and kutcha houses) and optimum infrastructure connectivity is selected for BLC intervention. BeMC submitted a DPR (consisting of 433 DUs) in phase I, which is in the implementation phase at this time. In the phase II DPR, a total of 411 DUs are proposed. Part of it (202 nos.), lying within ward nos. 1-4 and 7-11, is covered under the area-based approach. 209 nos. applications from the remaining part of the city are also included in the pan-city approach. The final list of beneficiaries (ward-wise) is provided in Annexure 4.1. Map 12: Distribution of eligible beneficiaries (ward-wise) Source: BeMC The wards 1-4 and 7-11 (highlighted in the map above) are part of the intervention cluster for areabased approach. The remaining applications are considered under the pan-city approach. Among the 411 applications, 264 nos. (64 per cent) are from non-slum areas, and the remaining 147 nos. (36 per cent) are from slum areas across the city Geo-tagging of individual applications Once the DPR (phase II) is approved and the work orders are issued, the eligible applications would be geo-tagged. The compact area of the cluster (Ward nos. 1-4 and 7-11) would enable close monitoring, and would also ensure proper planning and allocation of basic services through convergence with other urban development schemes, such as AMRUT, HRIDAY, Swachh Bharat mission, etc. The case for Berhampur DPR (phase I) implementation is depicted below. For further details, visit 21

36 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Figure 5: Geo-tagging of BLC units under implementation (Phase I) in Berhampur Source: MoHUPA Figure 6: Ministry portal showing the latest status and details of individual beneficiaries Source: MoHUPA 3.3 Preparation of project report Designing of dwelling units Linear plot division is a unique characteristic of physical development in the city and its surrounding areas. The width of the plots is usually as low as 1.5m 2m, far less than the minimum width of a habitable room (2.5m) prescribed in the National Building Code (NBC). About 20 sq.km area within ULB limits (25 per cent of city area) has linear plot developments, which are concentrated in the city core, and along the NH 5 bye pass road. These include slum as well as non-slum areas. Linear plot division is still in practice; one of the primary reasons is to retain the frontage of the property by all the owners. 22

37 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Figure 7: Typical linear plots in Berhampur city Source: Google Maps Keeping this characteristic in mind, the following design options are provided: Option 1: Linear plot with at least 2.5m width and depth of more than 20m (with courtyard) Option 2: Linear plot with at least 2.5m width and depth of about 17m Option 3: Linear plot with at least 2.5m width and depth of about 12m (G+1) The dwelling unit (DU) options are designed in compliance with the PMAY and National Building Code (NBC) guidelines. The carpet area of a typical DU is sq.m, and the total built-up area is about 34.5 sq.m. The components incorporated in the floor plan designs include a multi-purpose room, bed room, kitchen, bathroom and toilet (WC). During designing, special considerations have been given to improve the lighting and ventilation in the buildings located on narrow plots. For beneficiaries having smaller plots, a two-storied building is an option. Beneficiaries have the flexibility to choose an appropriate layout, as per their capacity and plot sizes. The bill of quantities of two types of dwelling units (Options 2 and 3) are provided in the Annexure Specifications as per NBC and disaster-resilient features adopted General building requirements for low income housing in urban areas s per NBC. Every dwelling unit should have at least two habitable rooms and the standards for two roomed house are as under: Minimum Carpet Minimum Minimum Unit Remarks area (sq.m.) width (m) height (m) First (Multipurpose) room Second (Bed) room The area of habitable room shall not be less than 9.5 sq.m, where there is only one room with a minimum width of 2.4 m. Where there are two rooms, one of these shall not be less than 9.5 sq.m, and the other not less than 7.5 sq.m with a minimum width of 2.1 m. Kitchen Bath room The area of combined bathroom and Water WC shall not be less than 2.8 sq.m Closet/Toilet with minimum width of 1.2m Table 5: Area requirements as per NBC

38 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA References: NBC 2016 National Building Code 2016 (Bureau of Indian Standards) Part 3: Development Control Rules and general building requirements IS 456:2000 Code of Practice for plain and reinforced concrete IS 1893:2002 Criteria for earthquake resistant design of structures Part 1: General provisions and buildings SP 7: 2005 National Building Code of India 2005 IS 875- Part 3 (1987) Code of practice for design loads (other than earthquakes) for buildings and structures, Part 3: Wind loads IS (2004) Guidelines for improving the cyclonic resistance of low rise houses and other buildings/structures Arya. A.S. Improving Wind/Cyclone Resistance of Buildings: Guidelines Bhandari. N.M, Krishna An explanatory handbook on proposed IS 875 ( Part 3 ), wind loads on Prem, Kumar Krishen, Gupta buildings and structures Abhay 3.4 Infrastructure proposals Water supply In Berhampur, PHEO is the agency responsible for providing water connections at household level. It is proposed to develop roof-top water tanks to store water from municipal sources. For a new domestic connection, an individual has to pay INR 3,060 to PHEO: Scrutiny fee (INR 3,000) and Security fee (INR 60). However, this amount may be difficult to mobilise by urban poor households at one go. In this regard, BeMC may facilitate payment of upfront charges in a staggered manner, thereby reducing the burden. BeMC shall coordinate with PHEO to facilitate provision of individual household water supply connections to the selected beneficiaries under PMAY scheme Septage system Individual toilet with soak pit is made available to all constructed DUs. Beneficiaries shall be responsible for the cleaning and maintenance of the soak pit themselves. In the future, when a city wide sewerage system is established, beneficiary shall have the option of connecting to the network on payment of the required connection charges. 3.5 Finance disbursement and resource mobilisation plan As per the PMAY guidelines, the Central contribution of INR 150,000, and State share of INR 50,000 per beneficiary are transferred (in four instalments) individually into the linked bank accounts of the beneficiaries through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). Beneficiary is required to invest INR 85,000 to complete the construction. Stages Stages of construction Instalment amount (Government assistance) 1 Issuance of work order Nil 2 Construction of foundation up to plinth level INR 70,000 3 Construction of superstructure up to roof level INR 60,000 4 Completion of roof slab casting INR 50,000 5 Completion of finishing works, start living and ensuring minimum furnishing works (Toilet, drinking water, electricity, etc.) INR 20,000 Table 6: Stages and amount of Government assistance during construction Source: OUHM After sanction of the project by GoO and GoI, funds would be released from the Centre to the State. Depending upon the verification and status reports submitted by the ULB, the installments would be transferred by the State to the respective beneficiary accounts directly through RTGS as per bank details collected during the survey. BeMC shall maintain the record of releases. 24

39 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 3.6 Project cost estimates The estimated cost of a typical BLC house construction is within INR 2.85 lakh, for a building having carpet area of sq.m, including cost of electrical installation, sanitary items (with soak pit), and internal and external water supply system. Central share INR 150,000 State share INR 50,000 Beneficiary share INR 85,280 (rounded off to INR 85,000) Considering 411 beneficiaries, the cost distribution is as follows: Central share INR lakh State share INR lakh Beneficiary share INR lakh Project timeframe It is expected that the total time taken for construction of 411 houses and implementation of the project would be around 12 months after approval of the DPR. Sl. No. Activities Start date End date 1 Issuing of Work Orders to the Beneficiaries Completion Completion of Plinth Level (1 st stage of installment) Completion of Lintel Level Completion of Roof Level (2 nd stage of installment) Completion of Roof Casting (3 rd stage of installment) Setting up of Windows and doors, outside plastering, construction of toilets etc Occupation of the completed Dwelling Unit (4 th stage of installment) Table 7: Project timeframe Source: BeMC 3.7 Project implementation and management Implementation mechanism Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BeMC) is the institution responsible for the implementation of projects under BLC. BeMC consists of an elected body comprising the Mayor, Deputy Mayor and the Corporators. The Mayor is the political head of the Corporation. The Municipal Commissioner is the officer-in-charge, who monitors the implementation of all the programs/schemes related to planning and development, in coordination with the elected wing. Consultation and cooperation are to be taken from other Government departments such as the Revenue Department, PWD, Forest, PHEO, Electricity, etc. during implementation of the scheme Role of the ULB During the implementation of the project, BeMC shall ensure the following: Construction of dwelling units/housing Conducting survey for beneficiary identification, selection, verification of support documents, entering the survey data in PMAY-MIS online system, taking the project approval from State after DPR submission, releasing work order to beneficiaries, authorising DU construction progress for release of instalments from OUHM to beneficiary based on field verification, supervising quality check of construction, etc. Roads Roads under the jurisdiction of the ULB will be maintained/constructed by BeMC, including regular cleaning 25

40 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Water Supply All the houses shall be provided with a house service connection from the water supply system. The application for new connection has to be filed by individual beneficiaries. The pipe network maintenance will be the responsibility of the PHEO. BeMC shall coordinate with PHEO to facilitate provision of individual household water supply connections to the selected beneficiaries under PMAY scheme. Sanitation Individual toilet with a soak pit is made available to all newly constructed DUs. Beneficiary will be responsible for the maintenance of the same. In the future, when a city wide sewerage system is established, beneficiary will have the option of connecting to the network on payment of the required connection charges. Electricity and street lights Individual users shall pay for household connection, and consumed electricity charges to the Central Electricity Supply Utility of Odisha (CESU) individually. For monitoring the execution of work done under BLC, the following team is proposed: Nodal Officer, PMAY: The scope of work of the appointed Nodal Officer for PMAY in the city includes: Weekly supervision of the construction and other activities Approval of the work progress reports submitted by the Junior Engineer(s) after site visits and scrutiny Reporting to the Mayor and the Commissioner regarding progress Assistant/Junior Engineer(s): The scope of work of the AE/JE(s) includes: Periodic supervision of the construction activities Site visits for preparing progress reports Providing technical feedback to the masons/beneficiaries Reporting to the Nodal officer about the work progress Community Organisers: The COs shall ensure the following: Periodic site visits for monitoring progress, reporting deviations, etc. Photo documentation of the construction activities (stage-wise) Community mobilisation to encourage more applications Coordination with the Nodal Officer, AE/JEs and CLTC team A monthly progress reporting system may be adopted by the ULB. A consolidated monthly physical and financial progress report along with supported documents (Photographs, declarations, etc.) may be submitted to OUHM for further actions/release of funds. It shall monitor the following: Physical progress, showing details of work being done for each house Financial progress, highlighting the corresponding expenditure for each of the activities Facilitation of access to building materials and local contractors ULB may shortlist a pool of legitimate contractors/masons/carpenters/plumbers/electricians, so that the beneficiaries, at individual or collective capacity, can appoint the suitable one. Subsequently, it may also arrange for technical sessions for the masons/carpenters/plumbers/electricians and beneficiaries to make them aware of construction procedures, techniques, disbursement of Government funds, resource mobilisation, and financing. All construction related activities shall be implemented by this selected pool of professionals. In order to ensure transparent execution, contractors may be selected at the community level. This approach is not only cost-effective, but would also help achieve better monitoring during construction phase. ULB may also enter an agreement with credible material suppliers, so that the supply of construction materials go on uninterrupted in case of delays in payments made by beneficiaries. In such a case, BeMC shall act as the guarantor. 26

41 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Role of the CLTC and DUHS During the implementation, BeMC shall be supported by the Cluster Level Technical Cell (CLTC) appointed by the State Directorate. CLTC shall have a critical role and shall act as the construction supervisor for site surveillance and project monitoring. It shall periodically report back to the SLTC about the progress made and issues faced. The status report submitted by the CLTC shall cover the following: Quantum of work scheduled to be performed Quantum of work actually performed Funds earmarked for expenditure Funds actually spent/utilised Responsibilities of the CLTC team includes the following: Regular site visits for monitoring progress, reporting deviations, etc. Photo documentation of the construction activities (stage-wise) Provide feedback to the AE/JEs The CLTC shall place the status report on the project every month in the review meetings organised at the state level Role of the beneficiaries Beneficiary shall be responsible for completing the construction of dwelling unit and maintenance of the same. He/she shall keep contributing his/her share till the completion of DU construction, apart from monitoring and ensuring quality of construction as per guidelines. 3.8 Environmental and social screening Environmental screening PART-A Name of the ULB Name of the Project Brief description of the Project Implementing Agencies Estimate Cost of the Project Schedule of Implementation Project duration (Months) Tentative start date Tentative completion date Berhampur Municipal Corporation Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II) Name and no. of the Wards No. of No. of households beneficiaries Ward nos. 1 to 40, excluding ward nos. 12, 29, 30 and 33 Berhampur Municipal Corporation INR 1, lakh INR 2.85 lakh x 411= INR 1, lakh One year (12 months) PART-B Potential Environmental Impact during Construction Phase Impacts Yes No Not Known Details/ Remark 1 Will the project generate an increase in solid wastes? 2 Will the project affect existing drainage patterns? 3 Will it causes standing water, which could cause public health risks? 4 Will the project results in increasing water extraction? 5 Falling of Trees? 6 Create dust to the nearby houses during construction? 7 Soil, ground and /or ground water contamination? 8 Health and safety risk of work force? Potential Environmental Impact during Operational Phase 27

42 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Impacts Yes No Not Known Details/ Remark 1 Flooding of the housing complex during monsoon month. 2 Erosion along banks of storm water drainage channel causing siltation of channel, loss of land and damage to physical Infrastructure. 3 Soil and water pollution due to seepage from septic tanks/blockage of sewer. 4 What is the source of water available at the site (Ground water, surface water, Municipal supply, etc.)? Is the water requirement envisaged to put additional pressure on the water sources? 5 Soil and water pollution due to remainder of construction wastes Social screening PART-A Name of the ULB Berhampur Municipal Corporation Name of the Project Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II) Name and No. of the Wards No. of No. of Brief description of the Project households beneficiaries Ward nos. 1 to 40, excluding ward nos , 29, 30 and 33 Implementing Agencies Berhampur Municipal Corporation Estimate Cost of the Project INR 1, lakh Schedule of Implementation INR 2.85 lakh x 411= INR 1, lakh Project duration (Months) One year (12 months) Tentative start date Tentative completion date Impacts Yes No Not Known Remark 1 Would the proposed project have social impacts that could affect particular group of people or other vulnerable groups? 2 Is the project likely to negatively impact gender equality and women s empowerment? 3 Is the proposed project likely to directly or indirectly increase social inequalities now or in the future? 4 Will the proposed project have variable impacts on women and men, different ethnic groups, social classes? 5 Have there been challenges in engaging women and other certain key stakeholder groups in preliminary discussions for this project? 6 Is the proposed project likely to negatively affect the income levels or employment opportunities of vulnerable groups? 28

43 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Chapter 4. Annexures 4.1 Annexure A: Beneficiary details The final list of beneficiaries, including Aadhar no., bank account details, ownership details, etc. are enclosed. 29

44 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 1 TUNGU SAMALA HARI SAMALA N. SIMA REDDY N. SARATHI REDDY K. SUBASHA SUBUDHI 4 MURALI BEHERA Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC KADALIBADA STREET HARIDAKHANDI HARIDAKHANDI BAU PASS ROAD Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN TUNGU SAMALA Slum SBIN N. SIMA REDDY 243/5772 RAJU SUBUDHI SANTI NAGAR UBIN RAGHUNATH BEHERA 5 A. NABINA REDDY A. TRINATH REDDY SUKANTI BISHOYI NILA SAMALA SEBATI SAHU TRINATH SAHU AHALYA BEHERA RAGHUNATH BEHERA K. SUBASHA SUBUDHI 243/ / / / / GOUDA SAHI HARIDAKHANDI SBIN MURALI BEHERA Slum REDDY STREET, HARIDAKHANDI KAILASH NAGAR HARIDAKHANDHI KAILASH NAGAR HARIDAKHANDHI KADALIBADA STREET HARIDAKHANDI A. NABINA REDDY 294/ /2437 Slum Slum Non-Slum SUKANTI BISHOYI 243/ Non-Slum SBIN TRINATH SAHU 243/ /4201 Non-Slum SBIN AHALYA BEHERA 243/ Slum 9 KAMANANDA SAHU DURYADHANA SAHU SHANTI NAGAR SBIN KAMANANDA SAHU 243/ /7498 Non-Slum 10 BALARAM DASH ABHIRAM DASH SUSILA SETHY NANDI SETHY B. RUPA REDDY BUDHIYA REDDY LILI SAHU SITARAM SAHU BALARAM SAHU NARAYANA SAHU BIBHUTI BHUDAN TRIPATHY DANDAPANI TRIPATHY SARMISTHA PANDA BABU DAS RAMESH SETHI NAKULA SETHI CH. BHAGYALATA BAITHARU CH. DEENABANDHU BAITHARU RAMESH MISHRA BHASKAR MISHRA LAXMAN MAHARANA NIRANJAN MAHARANA RAJENDRA MAHARANA 22 SIBARAM PANDA BRUNDABAN MAHARANA BISWANATH PANDA BABI BAHADUR ISWARA BHADUR TAMALA DAKUA KALU DAKUA BENEFICIARY LIST OF PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA(PMAY)-2nd PHASE (Verified list) HARIHARA NAGAR 6TH LAE OLD HARIHARA NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI KADALIBADA STREET HARIDAKHANDI RUDRAMANI NAGAR 2ND LANE SHANTI NAGAR 5TH LANE HARI HARA NAGAR 4TH LANE ADITYA NAGAR NEAR BOURI SAKENDA HARI HARA NAGAR MANGAlVARAM PETA HARIHARA NAGAR STREET HARIDHAKHANDI HARIHARA NAGAR SANTI NAGAR 6TH LINE HARIDAKHANDHI CNRB BALARAM DASH 125/ /1029 Non-Slum SBIN SUSILA SETHY 243/ /7248 Non-Slum SBIN B. RUPA REDDY 243/ /7704 Slum ANDB LILI SAHU 243/ / /8704 Non-Slum SBIN BALARAM SAHU 243/ /7029 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB SBIN BIBHUTI BHUDAN TRIPATHY SARMISTHA PANDA 125/ Non-Slum 294/ /3345 Non-Slum SBIN RAMESH SETHI 243/ /8476 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB CH. BHAGYALATA BAITHARU 243/ UBIN RAMESH MISHRA 125/ SBIN SBIN LAXMAN MAHARANA RAJENDRA MAHARANA LAXMI BIHAR SBIN SIBARAM PANDA 243/5402 HARIHARA NAGAR SHANTI NAGAR 4TH LANE WARD NO SBIN BABI BAHADUR 125/ SBIN TAMALA DAKUA 243/ / / / / /1013 Non-Slum Non-Slum 125/ Non-Slum 243/4623 4/7511 Slum 1136/ / / / / / /6779 Non-Slum Non-Slum Non-Slum

45 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 25 RAJANI SAHU 26 SANTOSH MAHARANA PURNA CHANDRA SAHU Ward No NALU MAHARANA BASANTA PATRO DANDASI PATRO SUSANTA SAHU JOGENDRA SAHU K.SRIDHAR REDDY 30 SUJATA KUMARI SAHU K. NARSUMURTY REEDY Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC HARIHARA NAGAR KADALIBADA STREET HARIDAKHANDI SHANTI NAGAR 1ST LANE SUKANDA ROAD NEAR- JAGANNATH MANDIR Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) VJB10BHG404 RAJANI SAHU 243/ /7149 Slum IDIB000B016 SANTOSH MAHARANA 243/ Slum SBIN BASANTA PATRO 243/ /4442 Non-Slum SBIN SUSANTA SAHU 294/ /3562 Non-Slum TRUPTI NAGAR SBIN K.SRIDHAR REDDY 243/ /8866 Non-Slum DANDAPANI SAHU SHANTI NAGAR SBIN SUJATA KUMARI SAHU 243/ /8850 Non-Slum 31 AMULYA SETHI KAIRA SETHI SHANTI NAGAR SBIN AMULYA SETHI 243/ /5417 Non-Slum 32 MUNA SAHU TRINATH SAHU LADU SAHU JURIYA SAHU RADHA RANI PANDIT TRINATH PADNIT SUKUNDA ROAD JAGANNATH MANDIR SHANTI NAGAR 5TH LANE GOILUNDI STREET BKID MUNA SAHU 294/ /2119 Non-Slum KVBL SIBASINI SAHU 243/ /5312 Non-Slum SBIN RADHA RANI PANDIT 243/ /8195 Non-Slum 35 RAJENDRA SAHU GOUR HARI SAHU BIG STREET HARIDAKHANDI SBIN RAJENDRA SAHU Slum 36 UMA SANKAR SAHU ARAKHITA SAHU JHUNU MAHARANA SATYABADI MAHARANA BHARAT MAHARANA NIRAJAN MAHARANA CH. KALABATI ACHARY RAJLINGAM ACHARY GOUTAM MAHARANA JAGANNATH MAHARANA SAHADEVA MAHARANA CHATURBHUI MAHARANA JOSHNA RANI SAHU CHAITANAIYA SAHU SAJANI PANIGRAHI VIMA PANDA PRATIVA BARIK BHAGABAN NAYAK G. RAGHUNATHAPUR SBIN SANTI NAGAR 4TH LANE HARIDAKHANDI HARI HARA NAGAR AGA STREET BIG BAZAR HARI HARA NAGAR DHARMA NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI DHARMA NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI SANTI NAGAR 4TH LINE HARIDAKHANDI SANTI NAGAR UBIN UMA SANKAR SAHU PRAKASH MAHARANA 294/ / /3348 Slum 243/ /8078 Non-Slum SBI Non-Slum UTBIOBHG404 CH. KALABATI ACHARY 243/ / /5882 Non-Slum SBIN Non-Slum SBIN KATARAJU REDDY Non-Slum MAHB JOSHNA RANI SAHU 3444 Non-Slum ANDB SURENDRA PANIGRAHI SBIN PRATIVA SAHU 243/ / /5478 Non-Slum 45 MANJULA BEHERA BHASKAR BEHERA SHANTI NAGAR CBIN MANJULA BEHERA 243/ Non-Slum 46 SIMANCHAL MAHANTY SAURA MOHANTY MAMATA KUMARI PANDA ULASA PANDA BULU PRADHAN DANDASI PRADHAN T. SUSHILA PATRO T. HARI PATRO LAKHSMI SAHU 51 BASANTA KUMARI BEHERA DINABANDHU SAHU HARIHARA BEHERA DHARMA NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI SHANTI NAGAR REDDY STREET, HARIDAKHANDI HARI HARA NAGAR 1136/ /8703 Non-Slum ANDB Non-Slum SBIN MAMATA KUMARI PANDA 243/ /5218 Non-Slum SBIN BULU PRADHAN 297/ /3598 Slum SBIN T. SUSHILA PATRO /2012 Non-Slum 1 KAILASH NAGAR ADUA SAHI SBIN LAKHSMI SAHU /2000 Non-Slum KAILASH NAGAR SBIN BASANTA KUMARI BEHERA Non-Slum

46 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No 52 SURJAYAMANI PRUSTY VIMA PRUSTY DHARMA NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI SBIN SURJAYAMANI PRUSTY Non-Slum 53 K. MEENAKSHI M. MOURI GABAREYA KAILASH NAGAR SBIN K. MEENAKSHI 243/ /2719 Non-Slum 54 SUJATA RAUT SUBASH PATRO TRUPTI NAGAR SBIN PINKI RAUTA 243/ /2069 Non-Slum 55 N. NARASINGHA REDDY N. KASI REDDY KADALIBADA STREET HARIDAKHANDI SBIN N. NARASINGHA REDDY 243/ /2906 Slum 56 NARAYAN DAS BIJULI DAS BAURI SUKUNDA ANDB NARAYAN DAS 125/ /906 Slum 57 T. GOBINDA PATRA T. SRIRAMULU PATRA LAXMI BIHAR SBIN T. GOBINDA PATRA 243/ /5366 Non-Slum 58 RAM CHANDRA MAHARANA BHIMA MAHARANA ANANDA MARG STREET RAM CHANDRA CNRB MAHARANA 243/ /5891 Non-Slum 59 NARENDRA GANTAYATA BANAMALI GANTAYATA BIG STREET HARIDAKHANDI SBIN NARSINGHA GANTAYATA 513 Slum 60 PRAKASH SAHU DINABANDHU SAHU SUNIL KUMAR DASH SANATANA DASH K. SHANTI R. ASANTULU SABITA DASH SYAMSUNDAR DASH CH. JYOTI BAI PATRO A. DANDAPANI PATRO BULLU KUMAR SAHU BISWANATH SAHU CH. SUJATA PATRO L. BIJAYA PATRO LAXMI MOHAPATRO B.BISWANATH ACHARY HARIHAR NAGAR HARIDAKHANDI SANTI NAGAR 1ST LANE HARIDAKHANDI GANESH NAGAR 4TH LANE LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, AMBIKA NAGAR, HARIDAKHANDI LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, OM NAGAR NERA BY PASS Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN PRAKASH SAHU 243/ /8374 Non-Slum SBIN SUNIL KUMAR DASH Non-Slum ANDB K. SHANTI 243/ /8987 Non-Slum SBIN SABITA DASH 243/ / /5490 Non-Slum SBIN CH. JYOTI BAI PATRO 243/ /4158 Non-Slum SBIN BULLU KUMAR SAHU 283/ / Non-Slum UTBIOPMNQ11 CH. SUJATA PATRO 243/ /4346 Non-Slum SBIN LAXMI MOHAPATRO 294/ /3262 Non-Slum 68 SARAJU PANIGRAHI BANCHANIDHI PATRO RAMAHARI NAGAR ANDB SARAJU PANIGRAHI 243/ JHUNU GOUDA ALLI GOUDA 2 70 DEBARAJ DAS PARASU DAS PRABHAKAR MAHARANA ARAKHITA MAHARANA N. BULLI REDDY N. KAMARAJU REDDY SANJU CHOUDHURY GAJI CHOUDHURY BASANTI DAS JAYARAMA DAS SASI MAHARANA BADYANATH MAHARANA 76 SUNIL BISHOI SHIBARAM BISHOI SANKAR BEHERA PRAHALLAD BEHERA NILAKANTHA MAHAPATRO DINABANDHU MAHAPATRA TATA NAGAR, NEAR- FIRST GAET, RAMAHARI NAGAR 2ND LANE BERHAMPU LAXMINRUSINGHA STREET PANIGRAHI PENTO MAIN ROAD LAXMINRUSHINGHA SAHI 11TH LANE L.N STREET HARIHAR NAGAR L.N STREET 12TH LANE 1560/ /3692 Non-Slum SBIN ALI GOUDA 283/ /1925 Non-Slum ANDB DEBARAJ DAS 243/ SBIN PRABHAKAR MAHARANA 70/ /3799 Non-Slum 243/ /2416 Non-Slum BE00B016 N.BULLI REDDY 243/ /8773 Non-Slum BKID SANJU CHOUDHARY 243/ /6986 Non-Slum SBIN BASANTI DAS 243/ /4812 Non-Slum SANTI NAGAR IDIB000B016 SASI MAHARANA 243/ /5582 Non-Slum MALUANI SAHI BADA BAZAR LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI SBIN SUNIL BISHOI 243/ /3039 Non-Slum SBB SANKAR BEHERA 243/ Non-Slum SBIN NILAKANTHA MAHAPATRO 243/ /6342 Non-Slum

47 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 79 LAKSHMAN PANIGRAHI MAGUNI PANIGRAHI Ward No MUNI BISOYI BRUNDABAN BISOYI SUNITA MAHARANA PURNA CHANDRA MAHARANA SUPRABHA SAHU BHAKTA BANDHU SAHU A. MITA PATRO A.NIRANJA PATRO GEETANJALI PANDIT TRINATH PANDIT SUKANTI MAHARANA ARAKHITA MAHARANA RAJESWARI SUBUDHI B. RAGHU NATH PATRA LINGARAJ DAS GOUTAM DAS SABITRI PANIGRAHI ARAKHITA PANIGRAHI INDUMATI JENA 90 CHANDRA SEKHAR SADANGI DAYANIDHI JENA RAMAHARI SADANGI BIDYADHAR DASH UDAYANATH DASH JAMUNA SAHU RAGHUNATH SAHU DHARMARAJ SAHU SIMANCHALA SAHU GOBINDA SAHU RAMA CHANDRA SAHU BISHNUPRIYA MAHARA NATABAR MAHARANA PINKY PANDA SRIKRUSHNA PANIGRAHI 97 RAJANI PATTANAYAK BANCHHANIDHI PATTANAYAK SARASWATI SETHI SURENDAR SETHI KISHOR CHANDRA SETHI SAHADEB SETHI UMAKANT SETHI SAHADEB SETHI RINA BISHOYI SUDRASAN SWAIN J. SRINIVASA RAO J. GANAPATI RAO B. RITANJALI PATRA B. SANTOSH KUMAR PATRA PADMABATI SAHU HADU SAHU PARI SETHI BHASKAR SETHI MANJULA SAMAL GOBINDA RAUTA Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI L.N STREET 6TH LANE OMM NAGAR NEAR- KASHI NAGAR PRAHALLAD NAGAR LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI MALUANI MANDIRA SAHI RAGHUPATI NAGAR 2ND LANE, L.N STREET 1ST LINE PRAHALLAD NAGAR RAGHUPATI NAGAR 1ST LANE HARI HARA NAGAR L.N SAHI LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, ANANDA NAGAR HORIDAKHONDI LAKHMI NRUSHINGHA 9TH LINE OM NAGAR ANANDA NAGAR HORIDAKHONDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI LAXMI NARUSINGHA STREET HARADAKHANDI MALUANI MANDIRA SAHI L.N STREET 1ST LINE MALUANI MANDIRA SAHI LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, ANANDA NAGAR HORIDAKHONDI LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, UBINO Patta/ Deed in the Name of LAKSHMAN PANIGRAHI Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) 243/ /3414 Non-Slum SBIN MUNI BISOYI 243/ /6578 Non-Slum SBIN SUNITA MAHARANA 243/ /5598 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB SUPRABHA SAHU 294/ /2970 Non-Slum CNRB A. MITA PATRO 2329/ /3111 Non-Slum BARBOBADABA GEETANJALI PANDIT 243/ /8192 Non-Slum SBIN SUKANTI MAHARANA 7099/ Non-Slum ANDB RAJESWARI SUBUDHI 3010/ /181 Non-Slum SBIN LINGARAJ DAS 125/ /1220 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB SABITRI PANIGRAHI 294/ /3154 Non-Slum SBIN INDUMATI JENA 243/ /5493 Non-Slum SBIN CHANDRA SEKHAR SADANGI 243/ /6215 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB BIDYADHAR DASH 294/ /2198 Non-Slum JAMUNA SAHU 243/ / / /4435 Non-Slum UBINO DHARMARAJ SAHU Non-Slum SBIN GOBINDA SAHU 243/ SBIN GOBINDA MAHARANA 1547/ /8922 Non-Slum 294/ Non-Slum ANDB PINKY PANDA 243/ /3522 Non-Slum SBIN RAJANI PATTANAYAK 294/ /3599 Non-Slum E+14 UBINO SURENDRA SETHI 294/ /3335 Non-Slum SBIN CNRB KISHOR CHANDRA SETHI UMAKANT SETHI RINA BISHOYI 243/ / /94 Non-Slum 663/ /94 Non-Slum 1557/ /5664 Non-Slum VIJB J. SRINIVASA RAO 243/ /6572 Non-Slum CBIN SBIN B. RITANJALI PATRA PADMABATI SAHU 1559/ /11 Non-Slum 2696/82 Non-Slum AARB BHASKAR SETHI Non-Slum IDIB000B016 MANJULA SAMAL Non-Slum

48 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 107 MAHALAXMI PANDA SATYANARAYAN PANDA BABITA KUMARI PADHY PANCHANAN PADHY TILOTAMA SAHU ARAKHIT SAHU JHUNU SAHU USHAB SAHU ARUNA KUMAR BADTIY DANDAPANI BADTIYA RAJENDRA 112 LAXMI GOUDA GOUDA 113 PANCHANAN SAHU 114 BALA RAM SAHU 115 KAILASH CHANDRA PANIGRAHI 116 SUNITA SAHU 117 SAJANI GOUDA TRINATH SAHU ARAKHITA SAHU DHOBA PANIGRAHI MAHESWAR SAHU UDAYA NATH GOUDA ` Ward No Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, LAXMINURGINHYA STREET, LAKHMI NRUSHINGHA 11TH LINE GANAPATI NAGAR 3RD LANE, GANAPATI NAGAR 3RD LANE, GANAPATI NAGAR 3RD LANE, SIBA RAM NAGAR KHADIA KUMUTI STREET MADHUSUDANPUR HARIHARA NAGAR NEW KALU PATRO STREET SARGUNA STREET Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN MAHALAXMI PANDA Non-Slum IDIB000B016 BABITA PADHY 243/ /4280 Non-Slum TILOTAMA SAHU 243/ / Non-Slum ANDB JHUNU SAHU /08 Non-Slum SBIN ARUNA KUMAR BADTIYA 833/ /8210 Non-Slum BARB0BERGAN LAXMI GOUDA 833/ /8693 Non-Slum SBIN SBIN SBINORRUKGB PANCHANAN SAHU BALA RAM SAHU KAILASH CHANDRA PANIGRAHI 833/ / Non-Slum 243/ /4654 Non-Slum 833/3151 1/2885 Non-Slum SBINORRUKGB SUNITA SAHU 833/ Non-Slum CITAN NAGAR 2ND LANE SBIN0RRUKGB 118 RAJESH BEHERA KUNA BEHERA KHADIA KUMITI SAHI SBIN KESHAB BEHERA 120 SUSAMA PARIDA SADANANDA BEHERA RANKA PARIDA JITENDRA SAHU SARATHI SAHU KAMA MAHARANA 123 BALA RAM SETHI 124 GAYATRI JENA 125 BANAMBAR NAYAK 126 SUJATA KUMARI PADHY 127 RANJAN KUMAR MALL A 128 MANJULA SETHI KRUSHNA MAHARANA SATRUGHAN SETHI SIBANARAYAN JENA HARINATH NAYAK BHAGABAN PADHY PARSHU MALLA JUDHISTIR SETHI 129 ARUN KUMAR PANDA GANGADHAR PANDA 130 USHA RANI BEHERA NIRANJANA BEHERA 131 PRASANTA KUMAR SAH BHAGABAN SAHU SAJANI SETHI RAMA SETHI KHANDIA KUMUTI STREET RAGHUPATI NAGAR 2ND LANE, GANAPATI NAGAR 3RD LANE GURU MURTY PETHA GANAPATI NAGAR LANE, SRIRAM NAGAR DHANA MERA SAHI JAGANNATH BIHAR 7TH LANE JAGANNATH BIHAR 7TH LANE JAGANNATH NAGAR PANIGRAHIPENTO DASHAGHARIA SAHI NEW RAJA SAHI JAGANNATH BIHAR 7TH LANE NEW RAJA SAHI SBIN SBIN SBIN SBINORRUKGB SBIN SAJANI GOUDA RAJESH BEHERA KESHAB BEHERA SUSAMA PARIDA JIRENDRA SAHU KAMANA MAHARANA BALA RAM SETHI 833/ /4307 Non-Slum /13 Non-Slum /13 Non-Slum /92 Non-Slum 1913/07 Non-Slum 283/ Non-Slum 640/88 Non-Slum IDIB000B016 GAYATRI JENA 833/ /8571 Non-Slum SBIN ANDB SBIN BANAMBAR NAYAK SUJATA KUMARI PADHY RANJAN KUMAR MALL A 833/ Non-Slum 833/ / /8430 Non-Slum 833/ /8461 Non-Slum SBIN MANJULA SETHI 833/ /6039 Non-Slum SBIN SBIN CBIN ARUNA KUMAR PANDA USHA RANI BEHERA PRASANTA KUMAR SAHU 1068/95 Non-Slum 833/ Non-Slum 833/ / /7661 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB SAJANI SETHI 833/ /8341 Non-Slum

49 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 133 SURJYA PATRO KUSHA PATRO PRASANTI PATRA ANAMU CHANDAR PATRA Ward No BIJAYLAXMI SAHU DANDAPANI SAHU SANTI DEVI BIJAY SAHU LAXMI SETHI RANKA SETHI RAINA NAYAK BADAL NAYAK NARAYAN HATI KODANDA HATI AMULYA BEHERA GADADHARA BEHERA BHANU SETHI BHAGABAN SETHI HEMALATA PANIGRAHI RAGHUNATH PANIGRAHI 143 AIBAN GHADEI BANCHANIDHI GHADEI JEEBAN GHADEI BANCHANIDHI GHADEI KRUSHNA CHANDRA MAHANTI RAGHU MAHANTI Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC ADARSHA MARGO SRIRAM NAGAR RATHA SAHI SRIRAM NAGAR NEW RAJA SAHI SRIRAM NAGAR ADARSHA MARGO SRIRAM NAGAR DHANA MERA SAHI DHANA MERA SAHI JAGANNATH BIHAR 4TH LANE RATHA SAHI SRIRAM NAGAR JAGANNATH BIHAR 56TH LANE DHANA MERA SAHI DHANA MERA SAHI ADARSH MARGA SRIRAM NAGAR Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN SURJYA PATRO 883/ /3034 Non-Slum IOBA PRASANTI PATRA 833/ /6831 Non-Slum CBIN BIJAYLAXMI SAHU 833/ Non-Slum CBIN SANTI DEVI 833/ /8605 Non-Slum SBIN0RRUKGB RANKA SETHI 833/ / / ANDB RAINA NAYAK 833/ Slum SBIN0RRUKGB KODANDA HATI Slum Non-Slum SBIN AMULYA BEHERA 2828/89 Non-Slum SBIN BHANU SETHI 833/ /4359 Non-Slum SBIN PUNB SBIN0RRUKGB IDIB000B016 HEMALATA PANIGARAHI BANCHANIDHI GHADEI BANCHANIDHI GHADEI KRUSHNA CHANDRA MAHANTI Non-Slum 883/ Slum 833/ Slum 4881/74 Non-Slum 146 MINI BEHERA GOPINATH BEHERA DHANA MERA SAHI SBIN0RRUKGB MINI BEHERA Slum 147 P. SAROJINI PATRA P. DHABALESWAR JAGANNATH BIHAR 7TH P. SAROJINI 4970/ ANDB PATRA LANE PATRA 2000 Non-Slum 148 TULASA NAYAK SANYASI NAYAK 4 JAGANNATH BIHAR 5TH LANE SBIN TALASA NAYAK 4156/87 Non-Slum 149 PRATIMA SAHU NIRANJAN SAHU BRAJARAJA NAGAR 3LD LANE BARB0BADABA PRATIMA SAHU 833/ /7251 Non-Slum 150 SULOCHANA PATRA SURENDRA NATH PATRA ANADA NAGAR SURENDRA NATH IDIB000B016 PANDARABAD PATRA 4662 Non-Slum 151 SUSUMA DAKUA DILIP DAKUA SRIRAM NAGAR 3RD LANE CBIN SUSUMA DAKUA 4605/06 Non-Slum 152 PARIMAL KUNDU JITEN KUNDU TULASI NAGAR 1STLANE IDIB000B016 PARIMAL KUNDU 230/ /1717 Non-Slum 153 DANDAPANI BEHERA BAYA BEHERA TULASI NAGAR 1STLANE CNRB DANDAPANI BEHERA 230/ /1854 Non-Slum 154 SUBHADRA SETHI PRAFULLA SETHI TULASI NAGAR MAIN ROAD, SBIN SUBHADRA SETHI 230/ /5154 Non-Slum 155 HARIHAR DOLAI SUDARSAN DOLAI TULASI NAGAR HARI HAR DOLAI 230/ / / / /5248 Non-Slum 156 D. LAXAMAN RAO D. SATIYA NARAYANA LAXMI NAGAR, GATE D. LAXAMAN ANDB BAZAR RAO 230/ /1201 Slum 157 S. NARASINHA BRUNDABATI NAGAR GATE S. NARASINHA S. RAMA NAIDU SBIN MURTTI BAZAR MURTTI 230/ /4076 Slum 158 JHUNU PANIGRAHI KABIRAJ PANIGRAHI SHANDA MOHANT SAHI JHUNU ANDB PANIGRAHI 367/ Non-Slum 159 URMILA BEHERA SARATHI BEHERA JENA STREET SBIN URMILA BEHERA Non-Slum

50 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 160 KEDAR MAHAPATRA LAKSHMAN MAHAPATRA Ward No RAMA BEHERA SURENDRA BEHERA B. MALESWAR RAO B. BASABA RAJU PRANITA DEVI NAROTAM BEHERA K. SURENDRA PATRO K. ARUJU BACHU KRISHNA REDDY 166 G. RENUKA CHOUDHURY BACHU ARAYA REDDY A. BIJAY KUMAR PATRO A. HARI BABU A. NEELAKANTH RAO Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC SANKARPUR, SITARAM STREET CHANDRAMA STREET BERHMAPUR MALLU BEHERA STREET JEMIWARI STRET SBIN Patta/ Deed in the Name of KEDAR MAHAPATRA Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) Non-Slum SBIN RAMA BEHERA 367/ /2894 Non-Slum B. MALESWAR RAO Non-Slum LAXMAN BEHERA Slum SBIN K. SURENDRA PATRO Non-Slum 9 SANA REDIKA SAHI SBIN GANESH NAGAR 1ST LANE ANKULI JOGABANDHU STREET SBIN BACHU KRISHNA REDDY G. RENUKA CHOUDHURY Non-Slum 243/ / Non-Slum SBIN A. HARI BABU 39/ /2138 Slum 168 PRAMILA BEHERA N. HILARY GOUDA GANESH NAGAR SBIN PRAMILA BEHERA 243/ P. GOPAL RAO P. SATYA NARAYANA KRISHNAPETA STREET SBIN P. GOPAL RAO 770/ SASMITA BEHERA MOHAN SWAIN RINA SETHI BIJAY SETHI SRIBACHHA BADATYA GANGADHAR BADATYA 173 SANTOSH KUMAR SAHU PRAKASH CHANDRA SAHU NARMADA SAHU KRUSHNA CH SAHU GEETANJALI PANIGRAHI 176 GITANJALI SAHU BIRA PANIGRAHI LAXMINARAYAN PANIGRAHI SUMAN MAHARANA GANAPATI MAHARANA NARENDRA MRUDANGIA 179 BISHNU PATRA BAPANI MRUDANGIA RAM KRUSHNA PATRA PRAMILA PATRO DANDASI PATRO B. DAMAYANIT REDDY T. BHARAT REDDY / /7996 Non-Slum 725/ /4044 Non-Slum PRAHALLAD NAGAR PUNB SASI BEHERA 243/ /8174 Non-Slum PATARA STREET, SBIN RINA SETHI Non-Slum RADHAKANTA STREET SRIBACHHA 267/ IDIB000B /2413 BADATYA 267 Non-Slum AINABANDHA STREET SANTOSH KUMAR BARB0BERGAN SAHU 365/ /4533 Non-Slum RADHAKANTA STREET NARMADA 567/ SBIN /5208 SAHU 560/2998 Non-Slum MALUANI MANDIRA SAHI GEETANJALI SBINORRUKGB PANIGRAHI 243/ /5965 Non-Slum GOVINDA NAGAR GITANJALI SBIN BERHAPUR SAHU 365/ /4935 Non-Slum OLD SUMAN SBIN0RRUKGB NILANCHALA NAGAR MAHARANA 243/ /7036 Non-Slum PANDABA NAGAR NARENDRA SBIN MRUDANGIA 243/ Slum RADHAKANTA PANDARA BISHNU VIJB SAHI, PATRA 365/ Non-Slum RADHAKANTA STREET PRAMILA SBIN PATRA 365/ Non-Slum MENTU CHOWK OLD SBIN B. DAMAYANTI REDDY 243/ /9074 Non-Slum 182 B. RINABAI PATRA K. SATYANARAYANA PATRA PRADEEP NAYAK SATYA NAYAK JAGANNATH SAHU PRAHALADA SAHU SUREKHA BEHERA 186 SATYABADI MRUDANGIA RAGHUNATHA BEHERA LABANYA MRUDANGIA SRIKANTA BEHERA BIDYA BHARA BEHERA NILANCHA BAURI STREET PANDABA NAGAR MALUANI MANDIRA SAHI NILANCHA STREET PANDABA NAGARA BRHAMPUR OLD PANDABA NAGAR SBIN0RRUKGB IOBA B. RINABAI PATRA PRADEEP NAYAK 2226/98 Slum Slum SBIN JAGANNATH SAHU 243/ /7469 Non-Slum SBIN SBIN ANDB SUREKHA BEHERA SATYABADI MRUDANGIA SRIKANTA BEHERA 885/68 Slum 2330/77 Slum Slum

51 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No Ward No. 188 BABU GOUDA DHOBA GOUDA KRUSHNA CHANDRA SAHU 190 ABHAGINI MAHARANA PRAKASH MAHARANA DAMADARA SAHU ASHOK NAYAK DANDIA NAYAK SUSHAMA MRUDANGIA JITENDRA MRUDANGIA MAMATA NAYAK KURA NAYAK PRAMILA NAYAK BHASKAR NAYAK SIMANCHALA SAHU MULIA SAHU TANASEN MRUDANGIA PANCHANAN MRUDANGIA 197 NARASINGH GOUDA SIMADRI GOUDA PRASANTI DALAI BHASKAR SWAIN SATYA SETHI BAJU SETHI BASI DAS ARAKHIT DAS TILA DAS PRAHALAD DAS SANTOSH GOUDA KANGALI GOUDA SOMANATH MAHARAN LAKSHMAN MAHARANA TARINI MAHARANA BHAGIRATHI MAHARANA MAHESWAR MAHARAN BHAGIRATHI MAHARANA CHANDRARAMA DAS GOUR DAS BHAGYA DAS AKRURA DAS PADMA SETHI DURYODHAN SETHI ARATI SAHU 210 B. BHIMA RAO RABINDRANATH PATRA LATE. B. RAMA RAO Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC RADHAKANTA STREET RADHAKANTA STREET OLD NILANCHALA NAGAR PANDABA NAGAR PANDAB NAGAR BAURI STREET OLD PANDABA NAGAR CHINA BAZAR OLD PANDABA NAGAR GAIGATHA STREET NILANCHALA STREET 1ST LANE MARTHA STREET BADA BAZAR BAURI SAHI OLD BAURI SAHI OLD BADA BAZAR GOUDA STREET NILACHAL SAHI NILANCHALA STREET 2ND LANE OLD NILANCHALA STREET 2ND LANE OLD OLD BAURI SAHI OLD BAURI SAHI RAJAMA STREET Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN BABU GOUDA 5192/97 Non-Slum CBIN KVBL KRUSHNA CHANDRA SAHU ABHAGINI MAHARANA 1138/10 Non-Slum 2737/92 Slum IDIB000B016 ASHOK NAYAK Slum SBIN SBIN SBIN SBIN IDIB000B016 SUSHAMA MRUDANGIA MAMATA NAYAK PRAMILA NAYAK SIMANCHALA SAHU TANASEN MURUDUNGA Slum 3720/07 Slum 243/ Slum 161/80 Non-Slum Slum SBIN NARASINGH GOUDA 64/ /2167 Slum SBIN PRASANTI DALAI Non-Slum UBINO SATYA SETHI Non-Slum BASI DAS 39/ Slum SBIN TILA DAS 39/ Slum SYNB SANTOSH GOUDA 64/ Non-Slum IDIB000B016 Non-Slum CNRB SBIN SBIN BHAGIRATHI MAHARANA BHAGIRATHI MAHARANA CHANDRARAMA DAS 1922 Non-Slum 203 Non-Slum Slum VIJB GOBINDA DAS Slum SBIN0RRUKGB Non-Slum RANGALAL TOTA SAHI KARB ARATI SASU 64/ UTKAL CINEMA ROAD CBIN SURENDRA NAYAK SHYAM NAYAK UTKAL CINEMA ROAD ANDB JEMA NAYAK 1120/12 691/86 Non-Slum B. BHIMA RAO / / 2059 Non-Slum Non-Slum 212 SATYA SAHU KALIA SAHU PADMABATI BADATYA ARJUN BADATYA TRINATH NAGAR NRUSINGH NAGAR OLD BKID SATYA SAHU 365/ /1817 Non-Slum BKID PADMABATI BADATYA 365/ / /2111 Non-Slum

52 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 214 KUMARI SETHI BANKAYA SETHI 215 A. BHASKAR RAO ACHARY 216 BHIMASEN BEHERA A. SATYA NARAYANA ACHARY NARASINGHA BEHERA / Ward No UMMI CHINAMMA APPAL SWAMY SIBAJI SETHI KHALI SETHY P. RANGA RAO P. RANGA RAO B. RAJU B. APANA HABIBUN NISHA AHEMAD ALLI UMA SETHI MANGULU SETHI NIJMUN NISA ABDUL SUKUR ABHIMANYA SAHU RAGHUNATH SAHU PARSHU PATRA LAKSHMAN PATRA HYDER SHARIFF SK. ABDUL RAHEMANA S.K. SULTAN S.K. USAMAN SHAIK ALTAF S.K. USAMAN SHAKH SHAKIL S.K. USAMAN RAMAKRUSHNA MAHARANA LOBO MAHARANA M. KARUNA M.ANNEYYA Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC TRINATH NAGAR NEAR- HDFC BANK PAKALAVANI STREET THAKURAI TEMPLE MOCHI SAHI KHALASI STREE BHANDARI SAHI KHASI STREET TELGU BHANDARI SAHI PATRA PETTA BHANDARI SAHI PATRA PETTA RADHAKRUSHNA STREET PANDARABADI STREET BIG MASJEED LANE BHAPUR BAZAR CHANDRAMA STREET CHANDRAMA STREET BALAJI PENTHO STREET NEW STREET Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN KUMARI SETHI 365/ /5078 Non-Slum UTBI0BHG SBIN0RRUKGB BKID A. BHASKAR RAO ACHARY BHIMASEN BEHERA UMMI CHINAMMA 1120/ Non-Slum 49/98 Non-Slum 220/ /575 Slum CNRB SIBAJI SETHY 586/ Slum BKID P. RANGA RAO 220/ /1895 Slum CNRB B. RAJU Slum UTBIOBH6404 HABIBUN NISHA Slum SYNB UMA SETHI 561 Slum UTBIOBHG404 ABDUL SUKUR Slum SBIN ABHIMANYA SAHU 5187 Non-Slum CNRB PARSHU PATRA Non-Slum HYDER SHARIFF 880 Non-Slum KARB AMINA BABY Non-Slum SBIN AMINA BABY Non-Slum IOBA AMINA BABY Non-Slum AND RAJENDRA PATRO BHASKAR PATRO TRIVANI NAGAR SBIN SUKANTI PRADHAN BIJAY KUMAR PRADHAN M. VENKAT RAO M. BAIDYANATH BIJAYA DAS SATRUHGNA DAS SUBASINI DAS SANYANI DAS MADHAB NAGAR BEHAMPUAR BALAJI PENTHO STREET BADA KHEMUNDI, BAURI SAHI MITRA STREET RAMAKRUSHNA MAHARANA 344/ Slum IDIB000B016 M.ANNEYYA Slum ALLA RAJENDRA PATRO SUKANTI PRADHAN 344/ Slum Slum SBIN M. BAIDYANATH Slum SBIN BIJAYA DAS Slum IDIB000B016 SUBASINI DAS /1716 Non-Slum 237 MAHALAXMI PATRA DANDAPANI PATRA TELI STREET, ANDB MAHALAXMI PATRA 981/ Slum 238 KANAKALATA PANDA NILAKANTHA PATRO Y. VENKETASULU Y. LACHHIMEYA MOCHIA BEHERA LATE NARASINHA BEHERA R. JASMIN R. MAIKEL BADA KHEMUNDI STREET GOLLAPALLI STREET BEHAMPUR GOLAPALLI STREET BERHAMPMR BADA KHEMUNDI, STREET SBIN0RRUKGB KANAKALATA PANDA 450/ Non-Slum Y. VENKETASULU Slum SBIN MOCHIA BEHERA 9207/05 Slum SYNB R. JASMIN Non-Slum

53 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 242 MANJU BEHERA KHETRA BASI BEHERA A. PARTHSATARHI DORA LATE. A. DANDASI DORA 244 BAPUJI BEHERA ` KHETRA BASI BEHERA RAKHAL CHAND BEHERA KHETRA BASI BEHERA Ward No DAYAL CHANDA BEHERA KHETRABASI BEHERA N KANAKEYA N. VENKETESWAMI Y. BULU Y. APAYA SURYA NARAYAN SAHU TRINATH SAHU P. MUSILAYA P. GURUBULI P. SURAMMA P. MARAYA P. PAIDAMMA P. ANKET SWAMI SUBASINI SABAT RAMACHANDRA SABAT JANAKI PATNAIK DANDAPANI PATNAIK 255 KUNI BEHERA BAYA BEHERA RABINDRA PANDA NARASINGA PANDA GANAPATI SAHU KAIBALYA SAHU GOUR BEHERA BALAJI BEHERA MANORANJAN NAHAK DASARATHI NAHAK MITU BEHERA NAKHIA BEHERA A. NAMITA PATRO A. SUDANSAN PATRO SURESH CHANDRA PATRA RADHA MOHAN PATRA M. KAMALA G. CHINA RAO SARASWATI SETHI BUDHI SETHI 24 Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC ANANDA SARANI CENAL STREER BADAKHEMUNDI STREET ANANDA SARANI CENAL STREER ANANDA SARANI CENAL STREER ANAND SARANI CANAL STREER GOLLAPALI STREET GOLLAPALI STREET GOLAPALLI STREET BERHAMPMR MOCHI STREET GATE BAZAR, MOCHI STREET GATE BAZAR, MOCHI STREET GATE BAZAR, KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY SBIN SBIN SBIN SBIN SBIN Patta/ Deed in the Name of PADMABATI BEHERA A. PARTHSATARHI DORA BAPUJI BEHERA ` RAKHAL CHAND BEHERA KHETRABASI BEHERA Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) /1182 Slum Non-Slum Slum Slum Slum SBIN N. VENKETESWAMI Slum SBIN Y. BULU 27 Slum SBIN TRINATH SAHU 107/01 Slum P. MUSILAYA 230/ SBIN P. SURAMMA 230/ CNRB P. BANGARO 230/ ANDB ORT COLONY SBIN0RRUKGB KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY MUKTIPATHA STREET GATE BAZAR KEUTA STREET ORT COLONY CANAL STREET, GANDHI NAGAR 3RD LANE GANDHI NAGAR KALUA STREET BIJIPUR GAM RATHA STREET RAMACHAMDRA SABAT JANAKI PATNAIK 340/ / / / / /5409 Slum Slum Slum Slum Non-Slum ANDB PUNI BEHERA Slum JH PUNB SBIN SBINORRUKGB IOBA BISHNU PRIYA PANDA SAROJINI SAHU GOURAHARI BEHERA MANORANJAN NAHAK Slum Slum Slum 24/09 Slum PUNB SUNA BEHERA Slum ANDB A. NAMITA PATRO 174/ /3014 Non-Slum SBIN SURESH CHANDRA PATRA 174/ /1584 Non-Slum M. KAMALA 518/ Non-Slum SBIN GITA MAHARANA GURA MAHARANA 24 BADA STREET BIJIPUR CBIN J. KAMAMMA J.APEYA JHUNU DAS BUDHI DAS LAXMI SETHI GOPINATH SETHI 24 KALUA STREET BIJIPUR GAM SANO BAURI SAHI BIJIPUR BERHAPUR LAXMI STREET SARASWATI SETHI GITA MAHARANA 914/ Non-Slum 518/ Non-Slum J. KAMAMMA 174/ /1544 Non-Slum SBHY BUDHI DAS Slum SBIN LAXMI SETHI 518/75 214/1321 Slum

54 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) 269 PARVATI DAS SANYA DAS 24 SANO BAURI SAHI BIJIPUR BUDU 243/ BERHAPUR NARAYANA 255 Slum 270 DAMAYANTI DAS KAIBALYA DAS 24 SANO BAURI SAHI BIJIPUR BERHAPUR SBHY DAMAYANTI DAS /1186 Slum 271 M.SIBALAXMI E.KRUSHNA PATRO 24 LAXMI STREET SBIHY M.SIBALAXMI 518/ /1081 Slum 272 N. SANKAR RAO N.RAMA SWAMY SBIN N.RAMA SWAMY Non-Slum 273 N. HARIKRISHNA N. RAMA RAO SBIN P. LACHHAMMA Non-Slum 274 DOLI BEHERA BASUDEV BEHERA TANKA ROAD BIJIPUR ANDB BASUDEV BEHERA Slum 275 GITA BEHERA RANKA NAYAK HARIJAN SAHI DEBARAJ GOSANINUOGAN ANDB BEHERA 742/ Slum 276 SAKUNTALA SAHU LACHHAMAN SAKUNTALA 25 DIPA SAHI GOSANINUAGAN ANDB SABAT SAHU 742/ Slum 277 LAXMI PADHY NARSINGHA DEEPA STREER PANDA GOSANINUAGAM SBHY LAXMI PADHY 742/ /3201 Slum 278 KIRAN KUMARI RAGHAB DEEPA STREER KIRAN KUMARI ANDB CHOUDHURY CHOUDHURY GOSANINUAGAM CHOUDHURY 742/ Slum 279 SANGITA SAMAL SASHI PATRO MANDIA PADAR STREET SANGITA ANDB GOSAINNUAHGAM SAMAL 742/ Slum 280 BILLO STREET, SASTRI TRIPATI PRASAD TRINATH TRIPATI PRASAD NAGAR 3RD LANE SBIN PANIGRAHI PANIGRAHI PANIGRAHI 742/ /3175 Non-Slum 281 KUNI SAHU GOPAL KRUSHNA SASTRI NAGAR 1ST LANE PANDA SBIN KUNI SAHU /1982 Non-Slum 282 SUSHILA MISHRA SADANANDA KOUTAKI NAGAR MISHRA GOSANINUAGAM ANDB SUSHIL MISHRA 253/955 Non-Slum 283 DANDAPANI BEHERA RAGHUNATH KOUTAKI NAGAR DANDAPANI PUNB BEHERA GOSANINUAGAM BEHERA 253/ /2408 Non-Slum 284 BINOD DAS ARJUN DAS OLD BAURI STREET GOSANINUAGAM SBIN BINOD DAS 742/ Slum 285 BASUDEBA BALI KADALI BADA SAHI BASUDEBA ANDB MOHARANA MOHARAN GOSANINUAGAM MOHARANA 253/ /1103 Non-Slum 286 BIJAYA DAS SOMONATH KALUA BAURI STREET 26 DAS GOSANINUAGAM SBIN0RRUKGB BIJAYA DAS 742/2058 Slum 287 CHANDRAKALA DAS GANGA DAS 26 KALUA BAURI STREET CHANDRAKALA ANDB GOSANINUAGAM DAS 742/ /3706 Slum 288 ABHI DAS ISWARA DAS 26 BAURI SAHI GOSANINUAGAM ANDB ABHI DAS 742/ Slum 289 CHHAYA DAS PANU DAS 26 OLD BAURI STREET GOSANINUAGAM ANDB CHHAYA DAS 742/ Slum 290 SANJU DAS SIBA DAS 26 OLD BAURI STREET GOSANINUAGAM ANDB SANJU DAS 742/ Slum 291 SANTOSH KUMAR OLD BAURI STREET SANTOSH KUMAR PARASU DAS DAS GOSANINUAGAM ANDB DAS 742/ Slum 292 MAYA DAS SUMA DAS 26 OLD BAURI STREET GOSANINUAGAM ANDB MAYA DAS 742/ Slum 293 BIJAYA SETHY RANKANIDHI RAJU PHOBA SAHI GOSANI SETHY sbin BIJAYA SETHY Slum 294 SAJANI DAS KASHI DAS 26 OLD BAURI STREET GOSANINUAGAM ANDB SAJANI DAS Slum 295 BHIKA DAS SOMONATH OLD BAURI STREET DAS GOSANINUAGAM ANDB BHIKA DAS 3786 Slum 296 BINOD KUMAR SAHU SAMSUNDER BADA SAHI BINOD KUMAR SBIN SAHU GOSANINUAGAM SAHU Non-Slum 297 SANTILATA PANDA NIRAD CH PANDA BADA SAHI GOSANINUAGAM SBIN0RRUKGB SANTILATA PANDA Non-Slum

55 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 298 KUNDAN NAYAK NATA BEHERA DASARATHI SETHI MANGULU SETHI Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC BILLO STREET, GOSANINUAGAM CHANCHADA PADRA STREET Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) SBIN KUNDA NAYAK 133/466 49/1558 Slum DASARATHI SETHI 2259 Slum 300 PURNABASI SETHI L. MINA SANTI NAGAR LINGARAJ SETHI 6093 Slum 301 K. JANAKI SETHI GOPINATH SETHI BASANTI PATNAIK PANCHANAN PATNAIK NAMITA MOHANTY BISWANATH BISOI MALATI MARAHARANA BISYADHARA MAHARANA BHARAT BEHERA RAGHABA BEHERA NRUSINGHA CHARANA PANIGARAHI PRAHALLAD PANIGRAHI SOMANATH NAGAR KHAJURIA ROAD BISWANATH NAGAR LANJIPALLI CHANCHADA PADRA STREET BISWANATH NAGAR LANJIPALLI CHANCHADA PADRA STREET BIJIPUR 2ND TOTA STREET ANDB K. JANAKI SETHI Slum ANDB BASANTI PATNAIK 133/347 86/1409 Slum ANDB NAMITA MOHANTY 2154 Slum SBIN MALATI MAHARANA 133/ /2178 Non-Slum SBIN BHARAT BEHERA 2258 Slum SBIN NRUSINGHA CHARANA PANIGARAHI 742/ Slum 307 N. SABITRI PATRO RAGHU NATH PATRO BIG STREET KOMAPALLI ANDB N. SABITRI PATRO Non-Slum 308 ABHIMANYU NAYAK SADA NAYAK NAYAK SAHI, ABHIMANYU SBINORRUKGB KOMAPALLI NAYAK Non-Slum 309 GOPAL NAYAK DANDAPANI NAYAK NAYAK SAHI, KOMAPALLI SBIN GOPAL NAYAK 1030/ /3961 Non-Slum 310 NIRANJAN NAYAK LATE BAURI NAYAK NAYAK SAHI, KOMAPALLI SBIN NIRANJAN NAYAK Non-Slum 311 KUMARI NAYAK LOKANATH NAYAK 31 DANDASI STREET KOMAPALLI ANDB KUMARI NAYAK Slum 312 MAYA NAYAK BIRA NAYAK DANDASI SAHI, NAYAK SAHI, KOMAPALLI ANDB MAYA NAYAK 1030/ /3962 Slum 313 GEETA NAYAK NARASINGHA NAYAK NAYAK SAHI, KOMAPALLI ANDB GEETA NAYAK Non-Slum 314 DEBARAJ NAYAK RAMA NAYAK DONDALLI SAHI KAMAPALLI Slum 315 JASHODA NAYAK DANDA NAYAK NAYAK SAHI, KOMAPALLI ANDB JASHODA NAYAK Non-Slum 316 RINA NAYAK NATHA NAYAK DANDASI STREET KOMAPALLI ANDB RINA NAYAK Slum 317 RAJENDRA KUMAR DANDASI STREET BHASKAR NAYAK NAYAK KOMAPALLI SBIN BHASKAR NAYAK 787 Non-Slum 318 CH. PURUSTAMA CH. LAXMAYA GOILUNDI SANTASI MAA TEMPLE BEHAMPUR SBBJ CH. PURUSTAMA 1166/ Slum 319 PADMA BEHERA KASINATH DAKUA GOILUNDI SANTI NAGARA SBIN PADMA BEHERA 1166/ /7482 Slum 320 SABITA BEHERA RANJIT KUMAR BEHERA AJODHYA NAGAR SBIN SABITA BEHERA 384/ /3346 Non-Slum 321 BISHNUPRIYA BEHERA PANCHU DAKUA RAMNAGAR 8TH LANE SBIN BISHNUPRIYA BEHERA 264/ /929 Non-Slum 322 SABITRI JENA MANGULU JENA SRIKRUSHNA NAGAR4TH 85/ UCBA SABITRI JENA 82/1405 LANE LANJIPALLI 86/2288 Non-Slum 323 SANJUKTA DAS BISWANATH SREE BIHAR ANKULI PATTNAIK ANDB SANJUKTA DAS 863/ /8368 Non-Slum 324 HEMA HATI MADHU BANGARI DEEPA SAHI LANJIPALLI BERHAPUR SBIN RAJENDRA HATI 420/ Slum 325 SRIKRUSHNA NAGAR 1ST LANE KHALLI PATRO SARATHI PRADHAN LANJIPALLI SBIN KHAIL PATRO 264/1 462/872 Non-Slum 326 RAMNAGAR 1ST LANE TRINATH DAS BHAGIRATHI DAS ANDB BHAGIRATHI DAS 264/ Non-Slum 327 SARADA HATI BENIA BISOY DEEPA SAHI LANJIPALLI BERHAPUR ANDB RAIBARI BISOY Slum

56 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC 328 T. VEMKATESH RAO T. CHINAYA LANJIPALLI MAIN ROAD SBIN CH. DEVA DAS CH. RAMA RAO ANANDA MAHARANA TRINATH MAHARANA GANESH BEHERA KASHI BEHERA TUTU BEHERA KASHI BEHERA M. JASHMIN SUBUDHI K. JOGENDRA PATRO A. MOHAN RAO PATRA A. ARAKHITA PATRA TUNI PRADHAN PANCHU PRADHAN LANJIPALLI, NEAR- RAGHUNATH TEMPLE BRAHMINI STREET, LANJIPALLI CHANAKYA NAGAR LANJIPALLI CHANAKYA NAGAR LANJIPALLI UMA NAGARA 5TH LANE EAST ADUA STREET LANJIPALLI, TOTA STREET 4TH LANE Patta/ Deed in the Name of T. VEMKATESH RAO Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) 625/9 222 Slum SBIN CH. DEVA DAS 264/ /2507 Non-Slum SBIN ANANDA MAHARANA 202 Non-Slum SBIN GANESH BEHERA 161/ / / /3806 Non-Slum SBIN TUTU BEHERA 161/ /3807 Non-Slum ANDB SBIN M. JASHMIN SUBUDHI A. MOHAN RAO PATRA 82/ /2291 Non-Slum 161/ /3595 Slum SBIN TUNI PRADHAN /7 Slum 336 B. PURNIMA P. KAMARAJU REDDY LANJIPALLI BY PASS IDIB000B016 B. PURNIMA 161/ PRATIBHA PANIGRAHI BRUNDABAN PATRO BIRUPAKSHYA PATRA SOMANATH PATRA LAXMI RAULA MADHUSUDAN RAULA N. PRAKASH ACHARY N. BAIKUNTHA ACHARY PITAMBAR NAIK DHANA NAIK REENA PANDA UMESH PRASAD PANDA HADU DAS KESAB DAS SURJYA NARAYAN PATR TRINATH PATRA SURENDRA BADATYA BULU BADATYA SUNITA NAYAK ABHI NAYAK K. RAJANI DAS P. MANGULU PATRO UMA DAS KARTIKA DAS RAGHUNATH RATHA PURUSOTTAM RATHA SIMANCHAL PANDA MEENAKETAN PANDA BIMALA SATAPATHY RAGHUNATH SATAPATHY 352 K. MINATI PATRA DURJAYDAN PATRA RABI NARAYAN SAMANTARAYA GOBINDA CH SAMANTARAYA CHANAKYA NAGAR LANJIPALLI GANGADHAR NAGAR LANJIPALLI CHANAKYA NAGAR LANJIPALLI SBIN SBIN PRATIBHA PANIGRAHI 177/339 BIRUPAKSHYA PATRA 1441/ / / /1861 Non-Slum Non-Slum 161/ /3493 Non-Slum SBIN LAXMI RAULA 161/ /2470 Non-Slum 36 LANJIPALLI MAIN ROAD SYNB DANDASI STREET LANJIPALLI HIGH SCHOOL ROAD LANJIPALI TALA BAURI STREET, LANJIPALLI KESAB NAGAR LANJIPALLI N. PRAKASH ACHARY 2687/07 Slum IOBA PITAMBAR NAIK Slum SBIN REENA PANDA 161/ /2543 Non-Slum KARB HADU DAS 4865/95 Slum CNRB SURJYA NARAYAN PATRA Non-Slum SUNDARRAJPUR SBIN0RRUKGB SURENDAR BADATYA 161/ /3070 Non-Slum LANJIPALLI MAIN ROAD SBIN dhana nayak Slum RADHIKA STREET LANJIPALLI K. RAJANI DAS 4435/08 Slum TALA BAURI STREET, LANJIPALLI SBIN UMA DAS Slum SURJYA NAGARA 4TH LANE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SURJYA NAGARA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SUBASH NAGAR BERHAPUR INDUSTRIAL ESTATE CO-OPERATIVE COLONY 1ST LANE SBIN RAGHUNATH RATHA 384/ / /3150 Non-Slum ANDB SIMANCHAL PANDA 863/ /9765 Non-Slum SBIN RAGHUNATH SATAPATHY Non-Slum SBIN K. SATYA DEVI Non-Slum SBIN RABI NARAYAN SAMANTARAYA 863/ /3451 Non-Slum

57 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No 354 PRASANT KUMAR SAHU Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC LINGARAJ SAHU GANESH NAGAR ANDB Patta/ Deed in the Name of PRASANT KUMAR SAHU 355 SAKUNTALA JENA DHOBA NAHAK KASTURI NAGAR SBIN SAKUNTALA JENA 863/ MAMANI CHOUDHURY GOPAL KRUSHAN CHOUDHURY KASTURI NAGAR sbin MAMANI CHOUDHURY Patta No Plot No Deed No Remarks (slum, Non-slum) 384/ /2386 Slum 1145/ 4616 Non-Slum /17 Non-Slum 357 MAMATA SAHU RADHAMOHAN PATRO MALI SAHI ANKULI MAMATA SAHU 863/6976 Slum 358 SABITA DAS RANKANIDHI PANDA CHOUDHIRY NAGAR ANKULI SBIN SABITA DAS 863/ /8514 Non-Slum 359 PANKAJ BEHERA SIMANCHAL BEHERA NIGAM NAGAR 7TH LANE ANKULI, SYNB PANKAJ BEHERA 863/ /4297 Non-Slum 360 JHUNU PRADHAN SOLA BARIKA GANGA NAGAR ANKULI SYNB JHUNU PRADHAN 863/ /6532 Non-Slum 361 LAXMI PANIGRAHY TRINATH PANIGRAHY NIGAM NAGAR 4TH LANE ANKULI SBIN0RRUKGB LAXMI PANIGRAHY 863/7270 Non-Slum 362 RANI NAYAK JUDHISTIR NAYAK NIGAM NAGAR 5TH LANE 2662/ SBIN0RRUKGB RANI NAYAK 863/3544 ANKULI, 7105 Non-Slum 363 SUNITA BEHERA MURALI DAKUA NIGAM NAGAR 7TH LANE 58/ SBIN SUNITA BEHERA 863/7140 ANKULI, Non-Slum 364 SHUSILA SAHU ABHIMANYU PRADHAN MALI SAHI ANKULI SBIN SHUSHULA SAHU 863/ / 8321 Slum 365 SUBASH CHANDRA SUBASH CHANDRA BINU DAS ANKULI BAURI SAHI SBIN0RRUKGB DAS DAS Slum 366 SONTASH DAS BINA DAS ANKULI BAURI SAHI SBIN SANTOSH DAS Slum 367 SORAJINI PRUSTY BHAGABAT SAHU ANKULU NEAR NH SBIN SAROJINI PRUSTY 863/ / 7596 Slum 368 SURYANARAYAN DAS NARAHARI DAS BAURI SAHI ANKULI IOBA SURYANARAYAN DAS 1067 Slum 369 SANJUKTA PADHI RABI KUMAR PADHI NIGAM NAGAR, SBIN0RRUKGB SANJUKTA PADHI 863/ /6915 Non-Slum 370 G. RAJU REDDY G. NARASI GULU REDDY SRIHARI NAGAR ANKULI SBIN G. RAJU REDDY 863/ /2007 Non-Slum 371 B. ANUSUYA B. ANANDA RAO SRIHARI NAGAR ANKULI SBIN B.ANUSUYA 863/ / 4988 Non-Slum 372 DURGA PRASAD SAHU GANGADHAR SAHU SRIHARI NAGAR ANKULI SBIN DURGA PRASAD SAHU 863/ / 7024 Non-Slum 373 K. LILY PATRO RAGHUMANI PATRO 38 CHANDANA NAGAR 2392/ SBINORRUKGB K.LILY PATRO 863/7605 AKNULI Non-Slum 374 SUJATA PATNAIK KISHOR CHNADRA PATTNAIK GANESH NAGAR ANKULI SBIN SUJATA PATNAIK 863/ /9464 Non-Slum 375 M. PUNALU PATRO DINABANDHU DAS KALANJI STREET ANKULI M. PUNALU PATRO 1176/ Non-Slum 376 SUNITA BEHERA NILAMANI BEHERA SRIHARI NAGAR ANKULI SBIN SUNITA BEHERA Non-Slum 377 SUBASINI BEHERA BABU BEHERA SRIHARI NAGAR ANKULI SBIN SUBASINI BEHERA /16 Non-Slum 378 NIRANJAN SAHU KESHAB SAHU MAHABIR NAGAR ANKULI SBIN NIRANJAN SAHU 863/ /11996 Non-Slum 379 LAXMAN NAYAK KHALLI NAYAK ANKULI BADA SAHI SBIN0RRUKGB LAXMAN NAYAK Slum 380 KRUSHNA CH NAYAK DANDASI NAYAK KALINGI SAHI ANKULI SBIN DANDASI NAYAK Non-Slum 381 ABHIMANYA BADATYA SIDHIRATHA BADATYA SRIKRUSHNA NAGAR4TH ABHIMANYA ANDB LANE LANJIPALLI BADATYA 863/ /8392 Non-Slum 382 BABI DAS RABHUNATH DAS BAURI SAHI ANKULI SBIN0RRUKGB BABI DAS 863/ / Slum 383 URMILA PAL JAYA CHANDR SWAIN NIGAM NAGAR ANKULI SBIN0RRUKGB URIMILA PAL Non-Slum 384 PANCHANAN NAYAK GUNIA NAYAK ANKULI BAURI SAHI SBIN PANCHANAN NAYAK 863/ /2573 Slum 385 G. RAJESWARI PATRO RAM MURTY DAS KHALA SAHI AMKULI ANDB G. RAJESWARI PATRO Slum

58 Sl. No. Name of Beneficiary Fathers Name Mob. No Ward No. Address/ Slum Locality Aadhar Card no. Bank Account no. IFSC Patta/ Deed in the Name of Patta No Plot No Deed No 386 REKHA DAS ANANTA DAS 38 BAURI SAHI ANKULI SBIN REKHA DAS Slum 387 PROTIMA MOHANTY RABI MOHANTY GANGA NAGAR ANKULI SBIN0RRUKGB PROTIMA MOHANTY Non-Slum NIGAMA NAGAR MAIN 388 GOLOK CHANDRA MAJHJAGANATH MAJHI ROAD SBIN0RRUKGB GOLAK CH MAJHI 1226/149 Non-Slum 389 SRIDHAR SAHU NARASINGHA SAHU ANKULI EAKRMA NAGAR SRIDHAR SAHU 863/ Non-Slum 390 HRUSHIKESH ROUTA BAPANI ROUTA NIGAM NAGAR 3RD LANE Remarks (slum, Non-slum) UBIN HRUSHIKESH ROUTA 863/ /10292 Non-Slum 391 LAXMI DAS ARJUNA DAS BAURI SAHI ANKULI SBIN LAXMI DAS Slum 392 PRAKASH CH SAHU CHAITANYA SAHU GANGA NAGAR ANKULI 8/ SBIN PRAKASH CH SAHU 863/8048 9/11830 Non-Slum 393 HARI PRIYA DEVI RAGHUNATH PATRO RAM NAGAR 3RD LANE SBIN RAGHUNATH PATRO 2569/16 Non-Slum 394 RATNAKAR BISWAL MADAN BISWAL NIGAM NAGAR 8TH LANE ANDB RATNAKAR BISWAR 863/3456 Non-Slum 395 SUSHILA GOUD EKA GAUDA 39 TOTA STREET KHODASING SBIN SUSHILA GOUD 240/ /3203 Slum 396 NARASINGHA HATI KASINATH HATI 39 TOTA STREET KHODASING SBIN NARASINGHA HATI 240/ /3351 Slum NARASINGH PADMABATI 397 JUDHISTIRA MAHANTY 39 TOTA SAHI KHODASINGI SBIN / Slum MAHANTY MAHANTY 398 LAXMI DAS KHALLIA DAS 39 KHODASINGA TOTA SAHI SBIN Slum 399 HARI HARA SAHU DASHRATHI SAHU 39 KHODASINGA TOTA SAHI HARI HARA SAHU 240/ /3210 Slum 400 KHODASINGI MANI ROAD ANIL KUMAR JENA RANKA JENA SBIN0RRUKGB BHIMA JENA /483 Non-Slum 401 RAM CHANDRA BEHERABRUNDABAN BEHERA 39 KHODASINGI ALEKHA RAM CHANDRA 243/ SBIN /581 NAGAR BEHERA 242/2056 Non-Slum 402 RENU DAS TRINATH DAS TOTA SAHI KHODASINGI SBIN RENU DAS 3277/92 Slum 403 MANINI DAS KHETRA DAS KHODASINGA TOTA SAHI SBIN BRUNDABAN DAS 2039/08 Slum 404 SUDAMA DAS BRUNDABAN DAS KHODASINGA TOTA SAHI SBIN BRUNDABAN DAS 2039/08 Slum 405 ANAM SETHI MADHU SETHI KHODASING DHADA STREET SBIN ANAM SETHI 240/ /3215 Non-Slum 406 KAIRA PATRO CHOTA PATRO AMBAPUA BIG STREET SBIN KAIRA PATRO 442/ /1385 Non-Slum 407 BISHNU DALBEHARE PRATAP DALBEHERA 40 ADUA SAHI KHADASING SBIN BISHNU DALBEHARE 2793/04 Slum 408 KANAK MAHANKUDA ARJUNA MAHANKUDA 40 KHODASING BADA STREET ANDB KANAK MAHANKUDA /665 Slum 409 KUNI SAMAL PREMANANDA DALABEHERA ADUA SAHI KHADASING KUNI SAMAL /15 Slum 410 JOSHABANTO SATYABADI JOSHABANTO 40 BADA SAHI KHADASING SBIN0RRUKGB MAHANKUDA MAHANKUDA MAHANKUDA 876/84 Slum 411 KALU PATRO GANAPATI PATRA BADA SAHI KHADASING SYNB KALU PATRA 2243/57 Slum Nodal Officer (PMAY) Berhmapur Municipal Corporation Berhmapur Municipal Corporation

59 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.2 Annexure B: Annexure 7C (as per PMAY Guidelines) 1 Name of the State Odisha 2 Name of the city Berhampur (Brahmapur) 3 Project name Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- Beneficiary-led individual housing construction (Vertical 4) DPR (phase II) 4 Project Code Odisha Urban Housing Mission (OUHM) 5 State Level Nodal Agency Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Odisha 6 Implementing Agency/ULB Berhampur Municipal Corporation 7 Date of approval by State Level Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (SLSMC) 8 Project cost (Rs. In lakhs) 1, No. of beneficiaries covered in the project Gen SC ST OBC Total Minority i. No. of beneficiaries (new construction) ii. No. of beneficiaries (enhancement) Whether beneficiary have been selected as per PMAY guidelines? (Yes/No) Yes 12 Whether it has been ensured that selected beneficiaries have rightful ownership of the Yes land 13 Whether building plan for all houses have been approved? i. GoI grant required (Rs. 1.5 lakh per eligible beneficiary) (Rs. in Lakhs) ii. State grant, if any (Rs. in Lakhs) iii. ULB grant, if any (Rs. in Lakhs) -- iv. Beneficiary share (Rs. in Lakhs) v. Total (Rs. in Lakhs) 1, Whether technical specification/ design for housing have been ensured as per Indian Yes Standards/NBC/State norms? 16 Whether it has been ensured that balance cost of construction is tied of with State grants, ULB grant, and beneficiary share? Yes Whether trunk and line infrastructure is existing or being provisioned? i. Water supply (Yes/No) Yes ii. Sewerage (Yes/No) Yes, soak pits are provided with individual households Berhampur city has no sewerage system in place. 17 iii. Road (Yes/No) Yes iv. Storm water drain (Yes/No) Yes v. External electrification (Yes/No) Yes vi. Solid waste management (Yes/No) Yes vii. Any other, specify viii. In case, any infrastructure has not been proposed, reason thereof 18 Whether disaster (earthquake, flood, cyclone, landslide, etc.) resistant features have been adopted in concept, design and Yes implementation? 19 Whether demand survey is completed for entire city? 20 Whether city-wide integrated projects have 30

60 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA been formulated? If not, reason thereof Whether validation with SECC data for housing conditions conducted? Whether Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) of fund to individual bank account of beneficiary ensured in the project? Whether there is provision in DPR for tracking/monitoring the progress of individual houses through geo-tagged photographs? Whether any innovative/cost-effective/ green technology adopted in the project? Comments of SLAC after techno-economic appraisal of DPR Brief of project, including any other information ULB/State would like to furnish Yes Yes It is hereby confirmed that State and ULB have checked all the beneficiaries as per the guideline of PMAY- HfA (U). It is also submitted that no beneficiary has been selected for more than one benefit under the Mission including Credit-Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS) component of the Mission. Signature State level Nodal Officer Signature Secretary/Principal Secretary Concerned Department Asst. Executive Engineer-cum Nodal Officer (PMAY) Berhampur Municipal Corporation Commissioner Berhampur Municipal Corporation 31

61 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.3 Annexure C: Council Resolution 32

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63 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.4 Annexure D: Dwelling unit estimate For dwelling unit design (Option 2) Abstract Stages A Particulars Foundation work up to Plinth level along with foot steps Estimated cost Using Appropriate Technologies 80, , B Superstructure Works up to Roof level 71, , C Roof Casting works 40, , D Finishing works and completion of building 57, , Toilet and Bath room 20, , Internal electrification works 7, , Internal water supply and sewerage works 7, , Total (INR) 2,85, (rounded off to 2,85,000) 2,56, Table 8: Cost abstract: Dwelling unit option 2 Remarks Rat-trap bonded walling (25.05% saving on walling) Filler Slab (20% saving on roofing) Twin-pit pour flush toilet Comparative Rate Analysis for Rat-Trap Bonded Brickwork Data analysis for 1 cum of conventional brickwork vs rat-trap bonded brickwork in 1:6 cement mortar Sl. No. Item Unit Rate (Rs.) Conventional brickwork Rat-trap brickwork Quantity Amount (Rs.) Quantity Amount (INR) a. Material 1 Fly-ash bricks Nos , , Sand Cum Cement Qntl b. Labour 4 Mason (Special Class) each Mason (2nd Class) each Mulia each c. Carriage & Royalty 7 Fly-ash bricks Nos Sand Cum Cement Qntl d. Overhead 7.5 % on (a+b) Total 3, , e. Labour Cess 1% Grand Total 3, , Savings % age 25.05% Table 9: Comparative rate analysis for Rat-Trap bonded brickwork 34

64 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Sl. No. Item Unit Rate (Rs.) Conventional brickwork Rat-trap bonded brickwork Quantity Amount (Rs.) Quantity Amount (Rs.) 1 CB Bricks nos Sand m Cement qtl Mason (highly skilled) nos Mason( II class) nos Unskilled labour nos Material Labour COMPARATIVE RATE ANALYSIS FOR RAT-TRAP BONDED BRICKWORK As per Govt. Rates *(Excluding carriage and royalty) * Source- Revised Schedules of Rates 2000 Works Dept, GoO (revised 02/02/2001) & Analysis of Rates, Works Department,GoO. (revised as on 2002) Comparative Rate Analysis for 1 cu.m. of conventional brickwork vs 1 cu. m. of rat-trap bonded brickwork using 1:6 cement:sand mortar Add 2% T&P Add for scaffolding etc -superstructure-rs /M3 Total (per m3) Cost of conventional Brickwork per Cu. metre Cost of rat trap bonded Brickwork per Cu. metre Savings Table 10: Comparative analysis for Rat-Trap bonded brickwork % 35

65 Detail Estimate of a Model Dwelling Unit for DPR under PMAY Sl. No. Particulars of Items Nos. Length Breadth Depth Quantity Unit Rate Amount Centre line length (outer walls) Centre line length (Inner walls) 4.66 Total length Part-A: Foundation work upto Plinth level along with foot steps 80, Earthwork in Excavation Centre line length (outer walls) Centre line length (Inner walls) Total Cum , Sand Filling in foundation Foundation work Outer walls Foundation work Inner walls Step bottom Sand filling upto plinth level Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total Cum , PCC (1:4:8) with 40mm hard granite stones Foundation work Outer walls Foundation work Inner walls Total 4.05 Cum 3, , Brick work in 1:6 cement mortar upto Plinth Level in foundation orks 1st footing (outer walls) nd footing (outer walls) rd footing (outer walls) th footing (outer walls) st footing (inner walls) nd footing (inner walls) rd footing (iner walls) Entrance step Total Cum 3, , RCC work in Plinth Beam in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Plinth Beam outer walls Inner walls Total 1.08 Cum 5, , b Centering works Total 9.38 Sqm c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 0.85 Total 0.85 Qntl 6, , Part-B: Superstructure Works upto Roof level 71, Brick work in (1:6) above Plinth Beam to roof level in superstructure Centre line length - Outer walls Centre line length - Inner walls Deductions Door (D) (0.87) D (0.47) Windows (W) (0.50) Lintel (0.92) (0.09) Total Cum 3, , RCC work in Lintel, Chajjah in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Lintel Beam Chajjah in front and back Kitchen shelf Total 1.31 Cum 5, , b Centering works for lintel Chajjahs bottom Kitchen shelf chajjahs side Total Sqm ,776.22

66 c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including 1.03 straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete Total 1.03 Qntl 6, , Part-C: Roof Casting works 40, RCC work in roof slab in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Roof Slab Total 2.87 Cum 5, , b Centering works Total Sqm , c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 2.25 Total 2.25 Qntl 6, , Part-D: Finishing works and fittings with complete the Dwelling unit 57, Plastering works (12 mm thk. 1:6 cement mortar) Outside Plastering From Ground level to Plinth level Above Plinth level to roof level For Step Sides- 1st step nd step Total deductions Door (D) (3.78) Windows (W) (2.16) Total Sq. mt , Plastering works (16 mm thk. 1:6 cement mortar) Inside Plastering Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total deductions Door (D) (11.34) Windows (W) (2.16) Total Sq. mt , mm thick cement plaster in roof ceiling works (1:4) mix Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total Sqm , Artificial Stone Flooring a. P.C.C (1:4:8) in 100mm thick Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total 2.21 Cum 3, , b. 2.5 cm thick AS flooring with CC (1:2:4) including punning using 12mm to 20mm stone aggregate Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total Sqm , Colouring works Inside plastering area Outside plastering area Roof Ceiling area Chajjah of bottom surface Kitchen base Total Sqm ,424.13

67 14 Applying & pixing of Single Leaf Flush Door Shutter made of 6 mm thick Bison panel cement Bonded Particle Board Lipped with Aluminium U Channel, provided with three nos. M.S. T Hinges (10" Size), one no 10" size Stainless steel Aldrop, two nos. 5" size Stainless steel Handle & one no. 6" size stainless steel Tower Bolt including one coat of cement primer, etc., complete. Door - D Window - W Sqm 1, , Supplying of RCC Door / Window Frames of cross section 100 mm X 60mm of M-250 concrete using OPC 43 Grade cement & steel reinfrocement of 5.5 mm to 6.0 mm dia M.S. rod with provision of hinges, lock, W.I. clamps, etc., complete. Door - D Window - W R. M , Fitting and Fixing of RCC Door / Window Frames Door Nos Windows Nos Total 2,49, Toilet and Bath 20, Internal electrification works 7, Internal water supply and sewerage works 7, ,85,280.10

68 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA For dwelling unit design (Option 3) Abstract Stages A B Particulars Foundation work up to Plinth level along with footsteps- Ground floor Superstructure Works up to Roof level- Ground floor Estimated cost Using Appropriate Technologies 48, , , , C Roof Casting works-ground floor 26, , D Superstructure Works up to Roof level- First floor 38, , E Roof Casting works- First floor 17, , Finishing works and completion of building 71, , F Toilet and Bath room 20, , Internal electrification works 10, , Internal water supply and sewerage works 10, , Total (INR) 2,85, ,56, Remarks Rat-trap bonded walling (25.05% saving on walling) Filler Slab (20% saving on roofing) Twin-pit pour flush toilet Table 11: Cost abstract: Dwelling unit option 3 36

69 Detail Estimate of a Model Dwelling Unit for DPR under PMAY Sl. No. Particulars of Items Nos. Length Breadth Depth Quantity Unit Rate Amount Centre line length (outer walls) GF FF Room Centre line length (Inner walls) GF 2.31 FF Stair 6.69 Total length Part-A: Foundation work upto Plinth level along with foot steps 48, Earthwork in Excavation Centre line length (outer walls) Centre line length (Inner walls) Total Cum , Sand Filling in foundation Foundation work Outer walls Foundation work Inner walls Step bottom Sand filling upto plinth level Multi purpose room Kitchen Total 6.89 Cum , PCC (1:4:8) with 40mm hard granite stones Foundation work Outer walls Foundation work Inner walls Total 2.41 Cum 3, , Brick work in 1:6 cement mortar upto Plinth Level in foundation orks 1st footing (outer walls) nd footing (outer walls) rd footing (outer walls) th footing (outer walls) st footing (inner walls) nd footing (inner walls) rd footing (iner walls) Entrance step Total 7.85 Cum 3, , RCC work in Plinth Beam in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Plinth Beam outer walls Inner walls Total 0.64 Cum 5, , b Centering works Total 5.54 Sqm c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 0.50 Total 0.50 Qntl 6, , Part-B: Superstructure Works upto Roof level 42, Brick work in (1:6) above Plinth Beam to roof level in superstructure Centre line length - Outer walls Centre line length - Inner walls Deductions Door (D) (0.87) D (0.24) Windows (W) (0.50) Lintel (0.56) (0.04) Total 8.82 Cum 3, , RCC work in Lintel, Chajjah in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Lintel Beam Chajjah in front and back Kitchen shelf Total 0.91 Cum 5, , b Centering works for lintel Chajjahs bottom

70 Sl. No. Particulars of Items Nos. Length Breadth Depth Quantity Unit Rate Amount Kitchen Shelf chajjahs side Total 9.27 Sqm , c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 0.71 Total 0.71 Qntl 6, , Part-C: Roof Casting works (Ground Floor only) 26, RCC work in roof slab in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Roof Slab Total 1.91 Cum 5, , b Centering works Total Sqm , c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 1.50 Total 1.50 Qntl 6, , Part-D: Superstructure Works upto Roof level (first floor) 38, Brick work in (1:6) above Plinth Beam to roof level in superstructure Centre line length - Outer walls Centre line length - Inner walls Deductions Door (D) (0.43) D (0.18) Windows (W) (0.75) Lintel (0.42) (0.13) Total 8.04 Cum 3, , RCC work in Lintel, Chajjah in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Lintel Beam Chajjah over window in Stair Chajjah in front and back Total 0.76 Cum 5, , b Centering works for lintel Chajjahs bottom chajjahs side Chajjah over window in Stair Total 8.66 Sqm , c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 0.60 Total 0.60 Qntl 6, , Part-E: Roof Casting works (First Floor only) 17, RCC work in roof slab in M20 concrete (1:1.5:3) a Roof Slab Total 1.32 Cum 5, , b Centering works Total Sqm , c Reinforcement for R.C.C. works including straightening, cutting bending placing in position and binding all complete 1.03 Total 1.03 Qntl 6, , Part-F: Finishing works and fittings with complete the Dwelling unit (Ground Floor and First Floor) 71, Plastering works Outside (12 mm thk. 1:6 cement mortar) Outside Plastering- GF From Ground level to Plinth level Above Plinth level to roof level Outside Plastering- FF Above GF roof top to FF roof level Stair portion FF For StepGF

71 Sl. No. Particulars of Items Nos. Length Breadth Depth Quantity Unit Rate Amount Sides- 1st step nd step Total deductionsgf Door (D) (3.78) Windows (W) (2.16) Total deductions FF Door (D) (1.89) Door (D) (1.46) Windows (W) (3.24) Total Sq. mt , Plastering works Inside (16 mm thk. 1:6 cement mortar) Inside Plastering GF Multi purpose room Kitchen Inside Plastering FF Bed Room Stair portion Stair case - Treads Riser Total deductions GF Door (D) (7.56) Windows (W) (2.16) Deductions FF Door (D) (1.89) Door (D) (1.46) Windows (W) (3.24) Total Sq. mt , mm thick cement plaster in roof ceiling works (1:4) mix Multi purpose room - GF Kitchen - GF Bed Room - FF Stair room - FF Total Sqm , Artificial Stone Flooring a. P.C.C (1:4:8) in 100mm thick Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total 2.21 Cum 3, , b. 2.5 cm thick AS flooring with CC (1:2:4) including punning using 12mm to 20mm stone aggregate Multi purpose room Bed Room Kitchen Total Sqm , Colouring works Inside plastering area Outside plastering area Roof Ceiling area Chajjah of bottom surface Kitchen base Chajjah FF Chajjah FF Total Sqm , Applying & pixing of Single Leaf Flush Door Shutter made of 6 mm thick Bison panel cement Bonded Particle Board Lipped with Aluminium U Channel, provided with three nos. M.S. T Hinges (10" Size), one no 10" size Stainless steel Aldrop, two nos. 5" size Stainless steel Handle & one no. 6" size stainless steel Tower Bolt including one coat of cement primer, etc., complete.

72 Sl. No. Particulars of Items Nos. Length Breadth Depth Quantity Unit Rate Amount Door - D Window - W Sqm 1, , Supplying of RCC Door / Window Frames of cross section 100 mm X 60mm of M-250 concrete using OPC 43 Grade cement & steel reinfrocement of 5.5 mm to 6.0 mm dia M.S. rod with provision of hinges, lock, W.I. clamps, etc., complete. Door - D Window - W R. M , Fitting and Fixing of RCC Door / Window Frames Door Nos Windows Nos Total 2,45, Toilet and Bath 20, Internal electrification works 10, Internal water supply and sewerage works 10, ,85,280.10

73 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.5 Annexure E: Dwelling unit drawings and design The designs for the dwelling units are enclosed. 37

74 Dwelling unit Option 1 Carpet area: sq.m. Built-up area: sq.m. ENTRY Multi-purpose room 4500 x 2100 Bed room 3600 x 2100 Courtyard 3000 x 2100 Kitchen 2400 x 2100 Bath 1500x 1200 WC 900x 1200 PLAN SECTION

75 Dwelling unit Option 2 Carpet area: sq.m. Built-up area: sq.m. ENTRY Multi-purpose room 4500 x 2100 Bed room 3600 x 2100 Kitchen 2400 x 2100 Bath 1500x 1200 WC 900x 1200 PLAN SECTION

76 Dwelling unit Option 3 Carpet area: sq.m. Built-up area: sq.m. Bed room 3525 x 2100 Terrace FIRST FLOOR PLAN WC 900x 1200 Bath 1500x 1200 Kitchen 2400 x 2100 Multi-purpose room 4500 x 2100 ENTRY GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION

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81 Sl. No. DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.7 List of slums showing accessibility to basic services Table 12: List of slums showing accessibility to basic services Slum Code Name of the slum Intervention programme, if any Access to garbage bins Access to public urinals Access to community/public toilets Rajiv Nagar ODRP NA NA A Raju Dhoba Street IHSDP A NA A Medri Street A NA A Harihara Nagar RAY A NA NA 5 69 Main Road Dhoba Sahi ODRP A NA NA Somanatha Nagar NA NA A Gosani Nuagaon Dhoba Street RAY A NA A Chanchada Pathara RAY A NA A Shishu Mandira Road RAY A NA NA Saliabandha Street RAY A NA A Khajuria Road RAY NA NA A Kadalibada Street ODRP A NA A Trinatha Mandira Street NA NA A 14 7 Kalua Bauri Sahi RAY NA NA NA South Sahi A NA A Goodshed Road RAY A NA A 17 8 Nehru Nagar 9 And 10 RAY A A A Bada Sahi NA NA NA Beda Bandha Street ODRP A NA A Deepa Street ODRP A NA A Gauda Bandha Street RAY NA NA NA Uttereswara Nagar RAY A NA A Adua Sahi NA NA NA Bapuji Nagar ODRP NA NA NA Deepa Harijan Sahi RAY A NA A Main Road Lanjipalli NA NA NA Lanjipalli Adua Sahi RAY A A NA Lanjipalli Main Road A A NA Bauri Sahi ODRP A A NA Lanjipalli Tota Sahi NA NA NA Deepa Harijan Sahi A NA A Deepa Street ODRP A NA A Chandi Sahi NA NA NA 34 9 Tota Sahi ODRP A NA A Ankuli Mali Sahi RAY A NA NA Pankanpalli RAY A NA NA Bira Musty Sahi RAY A NA NA Nehru Nagar 9 And 10 IHSDP A NA A 39 3 Dhimira Bandha Bauri Street RAY A NA A Badaghara Street A NA NA Kaji Sahi RAY NA NA A Nua Sahi RAY NA NA A Redika Street RAY,ODRP NA NA NA Srikrushna Nagar A A NA Nilakantha Nagar ODRP A NA A Subasha Nagar ODRP A NA NA Ankuli Gudia Bandha Sahi RAY A NA A Ankuli Main Road And Dhoba Sahi ODRP NA NA NA Ankuli Bauri Sahi RAY NA NA NA Bhairabi Nagar RAY A NA A Kalua Sahi NA NA NA Sunari Bandha Sahi NA NA NA Jail Road NA A NA Ram Nagar A NA A 40

82 Sl. No. Slum Code DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Name of the slum Intervention programme, if any Access to garbage bins Access to public urinals Access to community/public toilets RC Das Lane A NA A Industrial Area ODRP A NA NA Boarding Sahi ODRP NA NA NA Ramanagar Odia Sahi NA NA A Bijipur Bada Bauri Sahi IHSDP NA NA NA Brundaban Nagar A NA NA Nigama Nagar A NA NA Bijipur Sana Bauri Street (Laxmi Street) ODRP A NA NA Giri Road ODRP A A A Bandha Sahi ODRP A NA NA Nilakantheswar Smasan Padia NA NA A Kamapalli Dandasi Sahi RAY A A A Gandhi Nagar 5th Lane NA NA NA Leprosy Colony A NA A Co-Operative Colony A A A Panda Colony RAY NA NA A Bandha Huda Street ODRP A NA A Canal Street (Infront of Moti Hotel) ODRP A NA A Invalid Peta NA NA NA Goilundi Main Road IHSDP A A NA Chandrasekharpur Road A A NA Military Padia RAY A A NA Dhoba Bandha Huda RAY A A NA Pandara Street A A NA Chancheda Pathar NA NA NA Radhakanta Street A A A Arbinda Nagar RAY A A A Gobachha Nagar ODRP A A A Nirakar Nagar RAY A A A Canal Street RAY A A A Khodasingi Nua Bauri Sahi IHSDP NA A NA Danda Kuhada A A A Srinagar Temple Road A NA A Aina Bandha Street RAY A A A Gangadhara Street RAY A A A Dandasi Sahi ODRP A NA NA Nilakantha Nagar A A A Totapalli Bauri Sahi IHSDP A A NA Sita Dhimbira Sahi ODRP A NA A Old Berhampur Bauri Sahi IHSDP A A A Jemadei Pentha Sahi ODRP A A A Old Berhampur Street A A A Bhandari Sahi A A NA Martha Sahi ODRP A A A Khodasingi Dhoba Sahi RAY A NA NA Dimond Tank Bauri Sahi RAY A NA A Bada Khemundi Street (B.K.Street) ODRP NA A A Badhei Sahi ODRP A A A Khodasingi Village Bauri Sahi RAY A NA NA Damba Sahi ODRP A A A Khalasi Street ODRP NA A A Pandab Nagar IHSDP A NA A Panchu Devalaya Street And Canal Street IHSDP A A A Medri Street A NA A 41

83 Sl. No. Slum Code DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Name of the slum Intervention programme, if any Access to garbage bins Access to public urinals Access to community/public toilets Nrusingha Mandira Street ODRP A NA A Raghunatha Mandira Street ODRP A A A Nilanchala Street 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Lane ODRP A A A Chandra Sekhara Mandira Street IHSDP A A A Mochi Street A NA NA Gopalarao Goruda ODRP A A A Jayanti Peta A A A Ananda Sarani Canal Street RAY A A A Anadrigam RAY NA NA NA Gaigotha Street RAY A A A Thakurani Temple Street ODRP A NA NA Abdulla Street A NA NA Paul Street RAY A NA A Thakurani Mandira Kansari Street ODRP A NA A Surjya Nagar RAY NA A A Prahallad Nagar ODRP A NA A Rajamma Street A A A Gollapalli Street ODRP NA A A Gajanan Peta 1st And 2nd Lane NA NA A Mukteswara Temple Bandha Street RAY A NA A Wardabari Street A NA NA Aga Street A A NA Meta Sahi A A A Jemmi Vari Street A A A Krishnam Peta Street A A NA Bhandari Street ODRP A NA A Laxmi Nursingha Street Right Side 6th And 7th NA NA NA Lane Dasiri Sahi A A A Dhoba Street A NA A Galila Sahi A NA A Dandasi Street RAY A NA A Ganesha Nagar A NA A Canal Street RAY,ODRP A A A Kampa Sahi1 And 2 ODRP A A A Eagle Street ODRP A NA A Dhoba Street RAY A A A Bada Harijan Sahi RAY A A A Bauri Sukunda IHSDP NA NA NA Mangalbaram Peta ODRP A A A Keuta Street RAY A A A Pakalbari Street ODRP A A A Jagili Street RAY A A A Radhakanta Bila Sahi ODRP A A A Kailash Nagar ODRP NA NA NA Laxmi Nursingha Street Right Side 6th And 7th ODRP NA A A Lane Mochi Sahi A NA A Muktipatha Street NA NA A Sana Harijan Sahi RAY A NA A Ramakrishna Goruda ODRP A NA A Mochi Street IHSDP,ODRP A NA A 42

84 Sl. No. Slum Code DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Name of the slum Intervention programme, if any Access to garbage bins Access to public urinals Access to community/public toilets Patrapeta Street IHSDP A NA A Jagabandhu Sahi NA NA A Radhakrushna Sahi RAY A A A Medri Street A A A Bada Redika Street A A A Rampa Street Rampa Street 2nd Line A A A Madhab Nagar ODRP A A NA Mukteswar Bila Sahi ODRP A A A Canal Street RAY,ODRP A NA A New Street Near Ort Colony-Gatebazar ODRP A NA A New Laxmi Nagar RAY A NA A Sana Redika Street A A A Shanti Nagar NA NA NA Ambapua Bauri Sahi And Dhoba Sahi RAY NA NA NA Adua Billa Sahi Shanti Nagar Bila Sahi A A A Brundabati Nagar ODRP A A A Balaji Pentha Street ODRP A NA A Jagabandhu Sahi A NA A Balaji Pentha Street ODRP A NA NA Bandha Street ODRP A NA A Raja Street A A A Burma Colony ODRP A A A Bhimarao Peta A NA A Kumbhara Street A NA A Hanuman Nagar, Canal Huda RAY A A A Sandha Mohanty Sahi ODRP A A NA Tribeni Nagar A NA A Gangadhar Nagar ODRP A NA A Jena Sahi RAY A NA NA Sankarapur Bauri Street IHSDP A NA NA Jagili Street IHSDP A NA NA Phula Sundari Sahi ODRP A A A Khaja Street RAY A NA A Phula Sundari Sahi A A A Mochi Sahi RAY,ODRP NA NA A Jagabandhu Dandasi Sahi IHSDP NA NA A Mathura Nagar RAY A A A Dharma Nagar NA A NA Shankarpur Sahi A NA NA Dandasi Street IHSDP A NA NA Gobardhan Peta NA A NA Rautapeta Sahi ODRP A NA A Sarojini Peta RAY NA A A Pandara Street A NA NA Sitaram Sahi A NA NA Balinki Peta A A NA Adua Street ODRP A A A Sriram Nagar A NA NA Bhabani Nagar ODRP A NA A Kalupatra Street A NA NA Haridakhandi-Acharjya Street RAY NA NA A Bariha Bila Sahi ODRP A A A Haridakhandi-Kadalibada Street RAY NA NA NA 43

85 Sl. No. Slum Code DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Name of the slum Intervention programme, if any Access to garbage bins Access to public urinals Access to community/public toilets Dhoba Street IHSDP NA NA A Redika Street RAY NA NA NA Danda Kali Road Huda RAY NA NA A Sriram Nagar RAY A NA A Canal Street RAY NA NA A Ananda Nagar NA NA A Panigrahi Nagar ODRP A NA A Kansari Street A NA A Bada Street NA NA A Haridakhandi-Bauri Street RAY NA NA NA Dharma Nagar A A A Khandiakumuti Sahi A NA A Gouda Street IHSDP NA NA A Tota Street IHSDP NA NA NA Pichipicha Nagar RAY A NA A Jhilimili Nagar RAY A NA A Somanath Nagar Trinath Nagar RAY A NA NA Tulasi Nagar ODRP A NA NA Bank Colony Canal Street Near Brajanagar RAY A NA A Nelia Bandha Street NA NA A Chaitanya Nagar A NA A Haridakhandi-Harijan Street RAY NA NA NA Gurumurty Peta RAY A A NA Jagannath Bihar A NA A Dhoba Bandha Huda RAY NA NA NA Ganapati Nagar NA NA A Uttaramukhi RAY NA NA NA Gollaraghunathapur IHSDP NA NA NA Raghupati Nagar RAY A NA NA Mahurikalua Street RAY A NA NA Kasi Nagar Street ODRP A NA NA Panigrahi Nagar ODRP A NA NA Digapahandi Road RAY A NA A Burma Colony RAY,ODRP NA A A Sramika Nagar RAY NA NA A Haridakhandi Road NA NA A Ranguni Bandha Street ODRP A NA A Jaleswarkhandi Bauri Sahi IHSDP NA NA NA Harijan Street RAY A NA A Gauda Bandha Street RAY NA NA NA Station Road A A A Sahu Colony NA NA A Ratha Street And Canal Street ODRP NA NA NA 44

86 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.8 List of slums under IHSDP Sl. No. Name of the Slum Ward No. Authorisation Status No. of HHs Total Population Tenability Status 1 Bauri Sukunda 1 II Tenable 2 Dhoba Street 1 II Tenable 3 Gollaraghunathapur 1 II Tenable 4 Gouda Street 1 II Tenable 5 Tota Street 1 II Tenable 6 Jagabandhu Dandasi Sahi 2 II Tenable 7 Dandasi Street 4 II Semi-Tenable 8 Jagili Street 4 II Untenable 9 Sankarapur/Gramdebati Bauri Street 4 II Semi Tenable 10 Medri Street 7 II Tenable 11 Pandaba Nagar 8 I, II Tenable 12 Chandra Sekhara Mandira Street 9 II Tenable 13 Old Berhampurr Bauri Sahi 9 II Tenable 14 Panchu Devalaya Street And Canal Street 10 I, II Tenable 15 Mochi Street 13 II Tenable 16 Patrapeta Street 13 II Tenable 17 Totapalli Bauri Sahi 18 II Tenable 18 Bijipur Bada Bauri Sahi, 21 II Semi-Tenable 19 Raju Dhoba Street 23 II Tenable 20 Goilundi Main Road 30 II Tenable 21 Khodasingi Nua Bauri Sahi 32 II Tenable 22 Jaleswara Khandi Bauri Sahi 35 II Tenable TOTAL 2,277 9,716 Table 13: List of slums considered under IHSDP 45

87 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.9 List of slums under RAY Table 14: List of slums under RAY Sl. No. Name of the Slum Ward No. Authorisation Status No. of HHs Total Population Tenability Status 1 Anadrigam 1 I Tenable 2 Haridakhandi-Acharjya Street 1 II Tenable 3 Haridakhandi-Bauri Street 1 II Tenable 4 Haridakhandi-Harijan Street 1 I Tenable 5 Haridakhandi-Kadalibada Street 1 II Tenable 6 Redika Street 1 II Tenable 7 Uttaramukhi 1 I Tenable 8 Burma Colony 2 I Tenable 9 Digapahandi Road 2 II Tenable 10 Mahurikalua Street 2 II Tenable 11 Sramika Nagar 2 II Tenable 12 Canal Street 3 I Semi Tenable 13 Dhobabandha Huda 3 I Tenable 14 Gurumurty Peta 3 II 258 1,242 Tenable 15 Jhilimili Nagar 3 I Tenable 16 Raghupatinagar 3 I, II 230 1,005 Semi Tenable 17 Danda Kali Road Huda 4 I Tenable 18 Pichipicha Nagar 4 I Untenable 19 Sriram Nagar 4 II Tenable 20 Jena Street 5 II Semi Tenable 21 Paul Street 6 II Tenable 22 Sarojini Peta 6 II Semi Tenable 23 Dhoba Bandha Huda 7 I Untenable 24 Jagabandhu Huda 7 I,II Tenable 25 Aina Bandha Street 8 I 229 1,014 Tenable 26 Canal Street 8 I, II Tenable 27 Gangadhara Street 8 II Tenable 28 Arabinda Nagar 9 II Tenable 29 Gaigotha Street 9 II Tenable 30 Nirakar Nagar 9 II Tenable 31 Dimond Tank Bauri Street 10 I Tenable 32 Harijan Sahi 11 I Tenable 33 Dhanamera Sahi 12 II 310 1,375 Semi Tenable 34 Mathura Nagar 12 II Tenable 35 Balaji Pentha Bandha Huda 13 II Tenable 36 Harijan Street-Purnabasi Colony 11 I Tenable 37 Radhakrushna Street 15 II Tenable 38 Khaja Street 16 I, II 337 1,243 Semi Tenable 39 Somanath Nagar/Trinath Nagar 16 I Tenable 40 Canal Street 17 I, II Tenable 41 Ananda Sarani Canal Street 17 I, II Tenable 42 Dandasi Street 17 I, II Tenable 43 Dhoba Street 17 II Tenable 44 Jagili Street 17 II Tenable 45 Mochi Sahi 17 I, II Tenable 46 Mukteswara Temple Bandha Street 18 I Semi-Tenable 47 Surjya Nagar 19 I Tenable 48 Bada Harijan Sahi 20 I Tenable 49 Bank Colony Canal Street Near Brajanagar 20 I Untenable 46

88 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA Sl. No. Name of the Slum Ward No. Authorisation Status No. of HHs Total Population Tenability Status 50 Keuta Street 20 II Tenable 51 New Laxmi Nagar 20 I, II Tenable 53 Chandi Sahi 22 I Tenable 54 Dimira Bauri Sahi I & II 22 I, II Semi Tenable 55 Gushani Nuagan Dhoba Street 23 II Tenable 56 Kalua Bauri Sahi 23 II Tenable 57 Salibandha Street 23 I, II Tenable 58 Uttereswara Nagar 23 I, II Tenable 59 Chanchadapathara 24 I, II Tenable 60 Goodshed Road 24 I Untenable 61 Harihara Nagar 24 I Tenable 62 Khajuria Road 24 I, II Tenable 63 Shisumandir Road 24 I Tenable 64 Miletary Padia 27 I Semi-Tenable 65 Kamapalli Dandasi Sahi 28 II Tenable 66 Panda Colony 32 I, II Tenable 67 Dandasi Sahi 33 II Semi Tenable 68 Deepa Harijan Sahi 33 I Semi Tenable 69 Gauda Bandha Street 33 I Untenable 70 Lanjipali Adua Sahi 33 II Tenable 71 Bira Musti Sahi 34 I, II Semi Tenable 72 Pankanapali 34 I, II Semi Tenable 73 Ankuli Bauri Sahi 35 II Tenable 74 Ankuli Gudia Bandha Sahi 35 I Untenable 75 Ankuli Mali Sahi 35 II Tenable 76 Bhairabi Nagar 35 I Semi Tenable 77 Kaji Sahi 35 II Tenable 78 Nua Sahi 35 II Tenable 79 Redika Street 35 II Tenable 80 Khodasingi Village, Bauri Sahi, Dhoba Sahi 36 II Tenable 81 Ambapua Dandasi Sahi, Dhoba Sahi 37 II Tenable 82 Hanumana Nagar & Canal Huda 12/ Untenable 83 Nehuru Nagar 9 & 10th Line 24/25 I Tenable TOTAL 7,821 33,735 47

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91 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (PHASE II) UNDER BLC: CITY, ODISHA 4.11 List of documents to be submitted during filing of application Filled up application form along with passport size photo Aadhar Card Patta document/ Record of Rights/Registered Sale Deed/Ancestral property document Annual Income Certificate from the office of the Tehsildar Beneficiary bank account details (Pass book front page) for linking to DBT in future Affidavit and Undertaking by the Beneficiary confirming that the applicant accepts the financial terms set by the Government, and is willing to make the necessary financial conditions, and that he/she does not own a pucca house anywhere in the country Photograph of the beneficiary in front of his/her house/plot Any payment made of Municipality such as Water Tax, etc. Rent receipt issued by the Tehsil Office (in case the beneficiary owns a plot, but stays on rent at someplace else) NOCs from siblings/relatives (in case there are multiple claimants) 4.12 List of non-eligibility criteria The concerned plot is outside the municipal boundaries of Berhampur city. Whether a plot is within the municipality area or not can be determined by the khasra nos. The applicant has a pucca house The applicant s building construction has gone above plinth/lintel level, as on date of verification The house is on Government encroached Government The average household income is above the prescribed limit of INR 180,000 per annum The applicant is unable to submit required NOCs from siblings/relatives 4.13 Land tenure continuum Continuum is defined as a continuous sequence in which adjacent elements are not perceptibly different from each other, but the extremes are quite distinct. As of now, only the applications that have clear land titles (patta/joint patta/ registered sale deed/ancestral property) are being considered for receiving benefits under the Mission. Along with the Revenue Department, a proposal to formalise the intermediate land tenure status has been initiated, as per the State directives. A tenure study was conducted in Odisha by GIZ-ICPP to analyse the existing land tenure continuum and explore the possibilities of including them under the ambit of BLC vertical of PMAY-AWAAS. The continuum is drawn to include many intermediate categories that locate between fully formal freehold and complete lack of land rights. People belonging to the following semi-formal categories may be considered for inclusion under BLC: Quasi-formal: Defined as occupation and possession of land after recorded/ formal property transfer, but lacking cadastral registration. Examples: Transfers including a notarised sales deed that has not (yet) been used to pursue patta, such that the households lack RoR in their name but are otherwise fully formal. Near-formal: Similar to quasi-formal, but lacks formal recognition of an intra-family property transfer (RoR lists a relative as the formal owner). Examples: Heirs living on ancestor s land, widows living on the deceased husband s land as well as women living on a missing husband land. 50

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