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Tht itiTT 15 orli, 2020 cich t C-411#311Wer-f cNitlF 1/1111Rafiffiff4 T-4-4 TT ctitt ct) I tic1L-14)- zit-0TM 7,€) 1-1-dtrEr, zit ctci1q, Ittft iTzfr .31a•: cIT 64-drait t I 71 VffraTtYr Swirlencii aisc httplishasanadesh.up.gov.in 41c4-111-qa *1 14cht-ftt UTTAR PRADESH SHASAN NAGARIK UDDAYAN ANUBHAG In pursuance of the provisions of clause (3) of Article 348 of the Constitution, the Governor is pleased to order the publication of the following English translation of notification no.1093/chhappan-2020-31/2016(SIAS), Dated July 11,2020. NOTIFICATION NO.1093/chhappan-2020-31/2016(SIAS) LUCKNOW; DATED July 11, 2020. Whereas preliminary Notification No. 637/Chhapan-2020-31-2016 (SIAS) Lucknow dated 13th April, 2020 was issued under sub-section (1) of section 11 of the the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (Act No. 30 of 2013) (hereinafter referred to as the said Act) for acquisition of 48.0970 hectares of land in the village Jewar Bangar, Pargana Jewar, Tehsil Jewar, District Gautambuddh Nagar for public purpose, namely "Project of settlement for families displaced from areas acquired for the development of Noida International Greenfield Airport, Jewar" through the Civil Aviation Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh and lastly published on 15th April, 2020. The Deputy Collector, Jewar, District Gautambuddh Nagar' was appointed as Administrator for the purpose of Rehabilitation and Resettlement of the project affected families. 2. After considering the report of the Collector submitted in pursuance of provision under sub-section (2) of section 15 of the said Act, the Governor is pleased to declare under sub section (1) of section 19 of the said Act that he is satisfied that the area of the land mentioned is the given Schedule "A" is needed for public purpose. 3. The Governor is further pleased under sub-section (2) of Section 19 of the said Act, to direct the Collector of District Gautambuddh Nagar to publish a summary of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme with publication of the declaration to this effect. The summary of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme is attached herewith. SCHEDULE-A LAND UNDER PROPOSED ACQUISITION DISTRICT TEHSIL PARGANA VILLAGE PLOT AREA TO BE NO. ACQUIRED (IN HECTARES) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Gautambuddh Jewar Jewar Jewar 1418 0.7620 Nagar Bangar 1419 0.2530 1420 0.0900 1421 0.0890 1422 0.1950 1423 0.4290 1424 0.4410 1425 0.4380 1426 0.6140 1427 0.5650 1429 0.4910 1430 3.3500 1451 0.0890 1452 0.0630 1453 0.7030 1454 0.1120 1456 1.0570 1457 0.6420 1458 0.9250 1459 0.5300 1460 1.7750 1461 0.8510 1462 0.4730 N.. 1463 1.3270 2 1464 1.6290 1465 0.2850 1467 0.3870 1468 0.9040 1469 0.6580 1472 0.4930 1518 1.5810 1519 1.5580 1520 1.6830 1521 0.4270 1523 0.8200 1524 1.2000 1525 0.9030 1526 0.7480 1527 0.7160 1528 0.6980 1529 0.6750 1531 0.6640 1532 0.5130 1533 0.0790 1534 0.0790 1535 0.0800 1536 0.2660 1538 0.9230 1539 2.1180 1540 0.3350 1541 0.3370 1543 0.7950 1544 0.7970 1545 0.0030 1546 0.9890 1547 0.8270 1548 1.2620 1549 0.7570 1550 0.0430 \ 3 1551 0.7940 1552 0.7330 1553 1.2980 1555 0.7730 1557 0.5060 1558 0.2160 1559 0.2400 1560 0.4480 1460/3757 0.5140 1464/3755 0.0750 1550/3749 0.0040 Total 48.0970 SCHEDULE-B (LAND IDENTIFIED AS SETTLEMENT AREA FOR DISPLACED FAMILIES) DISTRICT TEHSIL PARGANA VILLAGE PLOT NO. AREA EARMARKED FOR REHABILITATION (IN HECTARES.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 No family is getting displaced by the acquisition of land mentioned in Schedule-A. NOTE: A plan of land may be inspected in the office of the Collector, District Gautambuddh Nagar for the purpose of acquisition. By order, 4 NOTIFICATION OF DECLARATION BY COLLECTOR [UNDER SUB-SECTION (2) OF SECTION 19 OF THE ACT] By the order of declaration made under Government Notification No. 637/Chhapan-2020-31/2016(SIAS) Lucknow dated 13.04.2020 for 48.0970 hectare of land in village Jewar Bangar in Tehsil Jewar, District Gautam Buddha Nagar is required for public purpose namely "project of settlement area for displaced families (PAF's)" through Civil Aviation department of Govt. of Uttar Pradesh by Project Executing Agency Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority. I hereby published the declaration made therein and summary of Rehabilitation and Resettlement scheme along with Government notification. A summary of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement scheme is given below: For the said project land is proposed to be acquired in Jewar Bangar area in which around 592 families are expected to be affected because of this acquisition and no family will be displaced in said acquisition. For the project affected families R&R draft Scheme has been prepared. The salient features of Resettlement & Rehabilitation Scheme are as follows- C• For Noida International Green Field Airport, Jewar land was acquired in Six Villages (Rohi, parohi, Ranhera, Dayanatpur, Banwaribas and kishorepur). Just like provisions were made for the project affected families in these six villages similarly provisions will be made for families affected due to the present land acquisition in Jewar Bangar area, like that skill development training is to be provided through various Government and non-Government Agencies (NG0s). Noida International Airport Limited (NAIL)/Project Executing Agency shall implement such skill development trainings and will make efforts to provide job, as far as possible, to one member of each affected family in the project. (OR) One time payment of five lakhs rupees per affected family if jobs are not available; (OR) Annuity policies that shall pay not less than two thousand rupees per month per family for twenty years, with appropriate indexation to the Consumer Price Index for Agricultural Labourers. • + Similar to the facilities payable for the project affected families of the land of 06 villages previously acquired land for the Noida International Airport Jewar, same shall be provided to families affected by the acquisition of land in Jewar Bangar. In case, the construction material such as bricks, cement, sand, machines etc. and vehicles for transportation such as tractor, truck, cars, jeeps etc needed in the construction of the airport is provided by those who are from project affected families and are as per the laid down standards then Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL)/Project Executing Agency will give preference to them so that either directly or indirectly jobs are provided to those who are from affected families. If the equipments and materials so provided from the affected families are not as per the set standards then only the other options shall be taken into consideration.
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