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CITY CORPORATE CUM BUSINESS PLAN FINAL REPORT DEVAKOTTAI MUNCIPALITY August, 2008 Sponsored by Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services Limited Government of Tamil Nadu Consultants FICHTNER Consulting Engineers (India) Private Ltd. Chennai – 600 028 CONTENTS I ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS II EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Page No 1 CONTEXT, CONCEPT AND CONTENTS OF CCCBP 1 1.1 Context of the Study 1 1.2 Objectives 1 1.3 Review meeting for Draft Final Reports 2 2 TOWN PROFILE, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND GROWTH MANAGEMENT 5 2.1 Regional Setting 5 2.2 Physical Features 5 2.3 Climate and Rainfall 5 2.4 History of the municipality 5 2.5 Demographic Features 6 2.5.1 Population and its growth 6 2.5.2 Population projection 6 2.5.3 Sex ratio and Literacy Rate 7 2.5.4 Density pattern 7 2.6 Occupational Pattern 7 2.7 Physical Planning and Growth Management 8 2.7.1 Land use and growth management 8 2.7.2 Growth Direction 9 2.7.3 Land Use Pattern 10 3 VISION AND STRATEGY 11 3.1 Stakeholders Workshop and Vision Statement 11 3.2 SWOT Analysis 12 3.3 Vision for Devakottai Town 12 3.4 Strategies for Economic Development 12 3.5 Urban Infrastructure 15 3.5.1 Vision 15 3.6 Performance and demand Assessment 16 3.7 Stratefies for Poverty Reduction and Slum Upgradation 18 3.8 Income Generation Activities 19 4 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 21 4.1 Elected Body 21 4.2 Executive Body 21 4.2.1 General Administration 22 4.2.2 Engineering Department 22 4.2.3 Accounts Department 22 4.2.4 Public Health Department 23 4.2.5 Town Planning Department 23 4.3 Staff Strength Position and Vacancy Position 23 4.4 Issues In Human Resource 26 4.5 Organization Management 27 5 PHYSICAL & SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE 28 5.1 Physical Infrastructure 28 5.1.1 Water supply 28 5.1.2 Sewerage 33 5.1.3 Storm Water Drains 33 5.1.4 Improvement of Water Bodies 34 5.1.5 Solid Waste Management 34 5.1.6 Roads 37 5.1.7 Bus Stand 39 5.1.8 Bus Shelter 40 5.1.9 streetLights 41 5.2 Social Infrastructure 43 5.2.1 Slum Improvement 43 5.2.2 Medicare 45 5.2.3 Education 46 5.2.4 Parks and Play Fields 47 5.2.5 Public Convenience 48 5.2.6 Burial Ground / Crematorium 49 5.2.7 Market 49 5.2.8 Slaughter House 51 5.2.9 Urban Greenery 51 5.3 Other Projects 52 5.3.1 E - Governance 52 5.3.2 Remunerative Projects 53 5.3.3 Constuction of Municipal Buildings 54 5.3.4 Constuction of New Municipal Office Buildings 54 5.3.5 Updation of Database on GIS Platform 54 5.4 Proposals To Be Implemented By other Agencies 55 6 MUNICIPAL FINANCE 56 6.1 Introduction 56 6.2 Receipts 56 6.2.1 Property Tax 56 6.2.2 Profession Tax 58 6.2.3 Assigned Revenues 59 6.2.4 Revenue Devolution Funds in aid of revenue expenditure 59 6.2.5 Water Charges 60 6.2.6 Drainage Charges 62 6.2.7 Service Charges & Fees 62 6.2.8 Income from Properties & Other Income 62 6.3 Expenditure 63 6.3.1 Establishment Expenses 63 6.3.2 O&M Expenses – Water Supply 64 6.3.3 O&M Expenses – Street Lights & Others 64 6.3.4 Administration & Other Expenses 65 6.4 Summary of Finances 65 6.5 Key Financial Indicators 68 6.5.1 Resource Mobilisation Indicators 68 6.5.2 Fund Application Indicators 69 6.5.3 Liability Management Indicators 69 6.5.4 Overall Financial Performance Indicators 70 6.5.5 Efficiency Indicators 70 7 ACTION PLAN & POLICY INTERVENTIONS 72 7.1 Action Plan 72 7.1.1 Water Supply 73 7.1.2 Under Ground Sewerage 75 7.1.3 Solid Waste Management 77 7.1.4 Roads 79 7.1.5 Remunerative Project - PPP model 80 7.1.6 Implementation Stratery - Urban Governance 81 7.2 Capacity Building Programmes 82 7.2.1 Training to elected representatives 84 7.2.2 Training to ULB officers and Staff 84 7.3 Policy Interventions 87 7.3.1 Policy interventions at State level 89 7.3.2 Proposed reforms at Municipal level 91 8 CAPITAL INVESTMENT PLAN AND FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY 96 8.1 Capital Investment Plan 96 8.2 Other Projects and On Going Peojects 98 8.3 Means of Finance 98 8.4 Financial Sustainability 103 8.5 Bais c Assumption for Projections 104 8.5.1 Income 105 8.5.2 Expenditure 110 8.5.3 Collections 112 8.5.4 Annuity Factor 112 8.6 Project cash Flows and and FOP Results 113 8.7 Impact of Potential Improvements 121 8.8 Estimation of Borrowing and Investment Capacity 122 8.9 Key Indicators 123 8.10 Investment capacity without financial Reforms 123 9 ASSETS MANAGEMENT PLAN 125 9.1 Land and Building Assets 125 9.2 Infrastructure Assets 126 9.2.1 Water Supply 126 9.2.2 Other Assets 127 9.3 Asset Management In the Local Body Land Asset 127 9.4 Management Options 129 9.5 Proposed New assets 130 10 PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETING 132 TABLES 2.1 Population Growth - 1951-2001 6 2.2 Comparative statement of projected population 7 2.3 Sex Ratio - 1971-2001 7 2.4 Occupational Pattern – Devakottai 2001 8 2.5 Existing land use 1991 – Devakottai 9 3.1 SWOT Analysis 12 3.2 Sector wise vision for Infrastructure Services 15 3.3 Performance Indicators for key Municipal Services 17 4.1 Staff Strength Position 23 4.2 Staff Strength Position – Section Wise 25 4.3 Additional Staff Required 26 5.1 Details of Existing OHTs 29 5.2 Details of Existing Bore wells 29 5.3 Estimated population and Water Supply Demand-2038 30 5.4 Water supply improvement proposal under UIDSSMT 31 5.5 Proposals- Water supply 31 5.6 Proposal – Solid Waste Management 37 5.7 Proposals – Improvement of Roads 39 5.8 Proposals - Road side furnitures 39 5.9 Proposals - Improvements in Bus stand 40 5.10 Salient features of Retro fit tube lights 42 5.11 Comparison of conventional tube lights with retrofit lights 42 5.12 Proposal – Street lights 43 5.13 Slum details 43 5.14 Existing facilities in slums 44 5.15 Slum improvement proposals 45 5.16 Proposed projects - Medicare 46 5.17 Proposed improvements in Daily market 50 5.18 Proposed improvements in Weekly market 51 5.19 Proposed Remunerative projects 54 5.20 Other project proposals 54 5.21 Proposals to be implemented by other Agencies 55 6.1 Property Tax Components 56 6.2 Property Tax Assessments 57 6.3 Property Tax Growth during last 6 years 57 6.4 Property Tax – Demand Collection % 57 6.5 Profession Tax – Growth during last 6 years 58 6.6 Profession Tax – Demand Collection % 58 6.7 Assigned Revenue – Growth & % of Total Income 59 6.8 Devolution Fund – Growth & % of Total Income 60 6.9 Water Tariff & Deposit 60 6.10 House Service Connections 60 6.11 Water Charges – Growth & % of Total Income 61 6.12 Water Connection Charges – Growth & % of Total Income 61 6.13 Water Charges – Demand Collection % 61 6.14 Service Charges & Fees – Growth & % of Total Income 62 6.15 Income from Properties & Other IncomeTotal Income % of 62 6.16 Non Tax Income – Demand Collection % (Rs. in lacs) 63 6.17 Establishment Expenses – Growth & % of Total Expenditure 64 6.18 O&M Expenses (Water Supply) – Growth & % of Total Expenditure 64 6.19 O&M Expenses (Street Lights & Others) – Growth & % of Total Expt 65 6.20 Administration Expenses – Growth & % of Total Expenditure 65 6.21 Summary of Finances for last 6 years 65 6.22 Head-wise Income & Expenditure for last 6 years 66 6.23 Status of Borrowings as on 31.3.2007 (Rs. in lacs) 67 6.24 Status of Contributions & Grants 67 6.25 Resource Mobilisation Indicators 69 6.26 Fund Application Indicators 69 6.27 Liability Management Indicators 69 6.28 Financial Performance Indicators 70 6.29 Efficiency Indicators 71 7.1 Action plan for the proposed Water supply improvement scheme 73 7.2 Time line and Implementation strategy for Water Supply improvement project 74 7.3 Action plan for the proposed UGSS 75 7.4 Time line and Implementation strategy for UGSS project 76 7.5 Action plan for Solid Waste Management 77 7.6 Time line and Implementation strategy for SWM. 78 7.7 Action plan for Roads 79 7.8 Action plan for Commercial Complex and additional stalls in Market 80 7.9 Regional Technical Cell – Team of Specialists 81 7.10 Municipality - Departments and functions 83 7.11 Training for ULB staff 84 7.12 Reform Agenda for Mandatory Reforms –Devakottai Municipality 88 7.13 Reform agenda – Municipal Service Delivery 95 8.1 Projects to be Executed by Municipality 96 8.2 Projects to be carried out by Other Departments 98 8.3 Projects under Implementation by Municipality 98 8.4 Multi Year Investment Plan and Means of Finance 99 8.5 Consolidated Means of Finance 103 8.6 Property Tax Assumptions 104 8.7 Water supply Charges - Existing 106 8.8 House Service Connections - Percentage 106 8.9 Sewerage – Assumptions in collection of deposits 107 8.10 Sewerage – Deposits and Tariff 107 8.11 Bus stand - Assumptions 108 8.12 Market - Assumptions 109 8.13 Increase in Expenditure - Assumptions 110 8.14 Additional Operation and Maintenance charges 110 8.15 Provision of doubtful debts 112 8.16 Target assumed for tax collection 112 8.17 Annuity factor for new loans 113 8.18 Consolidated Income & Expenditure for next 20 years (up to FY 2028-29) 114 8.19 Consolidated Balance Sheet for next 20 years (up to FY 2028 – 29) 116 8.20 Summary of Borrowing and Investment Capacity 122 8.21 Key indicators based on Financial projections 123 8.22 Summary of Borrowing and Investment Capacity 124 9.1 Assets in Devakottai Municipality- Land and Building 125 9.2 Water supply asset details 126 9.3 Other assets 127 9.4 Proposed Use – Land Asset 128 9.5 New Assets for the year - 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    Review of ReseaRch HERITAGE TOURISM AROUND KARAIKUDI - A STUDY R. Radha1 and G. Poornima Thilagam2 issN: 2249-894X 1Teaching Assistant, Department of History, Alagappa impact factoR : 5.7631(Uif) University, Karaikudi. UGc appRoved JoURNal No. 48514 2 Teaching Assistant, Department of History, Alagappa volUme - 8 | issUe - 8 | may - 2019 University, Karaikudi. ABSTRACT: Karaikudi is a municipal town located in Sivaganga district of the state of Tamil Nadu. The place is the most famous in the entire municipality because it is also the largest town in the district. It is part of the Chettinad region that includes a total of 75 villages. The town is on the highway that connects Trichy and Rameshwaram. It is a well-known town in this southern state of India mainly because of the style of houses that is unique to the place. The houses in this town are constructed using the limestone that is called "karai veedu" in local language. Some people also believe that the town got its name from the plant of karai, which is found in abundance in the place. Karaikudi was earlier counted in the Ramanathapuram district and achieved the status of a municipality in 1928. Chettiars And Karaikudi It is a well-known fact that the family of Chettiars was instrumental in developing the town of Karaikudi. They have helped shape the town and brought it into prominence by building educational institutes, funding banks, constructing temples and celebrating festivals in the traditional ways. They have also taken upon them the onus of bringing social reforms. To make Karaikudi self-sufficient in every way, Vallal Alagappar, who belonged to the Chettiar family, established the Alagappa University in the place and this university has a good nationwide ranking.
  • Deo &Ceo Address List

    Deo &Ceo Address List

    EDU REVENUE SCHOOL DIST DISTRICT CODE SCHOOL NAME USERNAME DEO NAME AND ADDRESS KANYAKUMARI PUBLIC SCHOOL, KARUNIAPURAM, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50189 KANYAKUMARI C50189 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 ST.JOSEPH CALASANZ SCHOOL SAHAYAMATHA DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 46271 STREET AGASTEESWARAM C46271 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 GNANA VIDYA MANDIR MADUSOOTHANAPURAM VILLAGE KEEZHAKATTUVILAI, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 46345 THENGAMPUTHUR C46345 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL ATTINKARAI, MANAVALAKURICHY DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 46362 KALKULAM C46362 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 SMR NATIONAL SCHOOL LOUTS PARK, POST CHERUPPALOOR KULASEKHARAM, TEH DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 46383 KALKULAM C46383 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 EXCEL CENTRAL SCHOOL, THIRUVATTAR, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50202 KANYAKUMARI C50202 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 COMORIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, ARALVAIMOZHI, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50211 KANYAKUMARI C50211 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 SBJ VIDYA BHAVAN, PEACE GARDEN, KULASEKHARAM, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50216 KANYAKUMARI C50216 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 SACRED HEART INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, MARTHANDAM, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50221 KANYAKUMARI C50221 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 CORPUS CHRISTI SCHOOL, PERUVILLAI P.O, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER 01 01 50222 KANYAKUMARI C50222 THUCKALAY - 629 175 04651-250968 EXCEL CENTRAL SCHOOL, A AWAI FARM LANE, THIRUVATTAR, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER