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Pāģáðlpā Ļāpáðgā «±ÉõÀ gÁdå ¥ÀwæPÉ ¨sÁUÀ– III , £ÀA.73 �ೆಂಗಳ�ರು, ಮಂಗಳವಾರ ,3, ಮಾ ರ್ ಚ್ 2020 (¥sÁ®ÄÎt 13, ಶಕವಷ� ೧೯೪೧) Part– III Bengaluru, TUESDAY,3, MARCH,2020( Phalguna 13, ShakaVarsha 1941) No. 73 GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION No.UDD 53 MLR 2014, Bangalore, Dated: 02.03.2020. In exercise of the powers conferred by the Section 7(2)(A) and 21 of the Karnataka Municipal Corporation Act 1976 and the Guidelines issued vide Government order No. UDD 4 MLR 2014, dated 15.02.2014, the Government of Karnataka hereby publishing draft Delimitation of Wards for Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike as per 2011 Census, for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby as follows 1. The Number of Wards of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike : 198 (One hundred and ninety eight). 2. The extent of each wards is as indicated in column Number:4 The notification of draft delimitation of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike hereby published to the information of the Public. Notification will be taken up for final consideration after 15 days published in the official gazette. All the persons, who would like to file any 2 objections/suggestions to this Notification, are hereby required to submit the same with reasons within the stipulated period, in writing to the Deputy Commissioner, Bengaluru Urban District, Bengaluru. By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka (A.Vijayakumar) Under Secretary to Government Urban Development Department ANNEXURE TO NOTIFICATION NO. UDD 53 MLR 2014, Dated 02.03.2020 Sl.n Ward No. & Important localities Schedule o Name 1 2 3 4 1 1-Kempegowda BSF & Airport Area (P), Sai Spring Field North By BBMP Boundary Limit. Ward Colony, Vinayaka Nagar (P), Satyappa East By Existing Ward & AC Boundary Annayappa Kempamma Layout, Vikas Layout, South By Existing Ward & AC Boundary, Venkatappa Layout, Venkatala Layout, Coumpound Wall, Existing Ward & AC Lakeview Residency, ,Yelahanka Lake, Boundary Maruthi Nagar (P), Bhadranna Layout, West By Railway line, Bellary Road, Doddaballapur Shankarena Layout, Kullappa Layout, Road, Jayaprakash Narayan Road, Railway line, Yelahanka, Maheshwari Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Tank bund Road, Yelahanka Lake South side Neharu Nagar, Jakkur Water Treatment Plant, Boundary, Railway line, Existing Ward Shivanahalli, Basaveshwara Nagar, Surabhi Boundary. Layout, Vidyashilpa Academy. Wheel & Axle plant(P), Gandhinagar (Yelahanka) 3 2 2-Chowdeswari ISRO Layout, Naganahalli, Srinidhi Layout, North By BBMP Boundary Limit. Ward KEB Layout 1st Phase, CRPF Campus, Balaji East By Existing Ward Boundary, Railway line, Layout, Kenchenahalli , Heritage Estate, Yelahanka Lake South Side Boundary. Vinayaka Layout, Puttanahalli, DUO Marvell South By Tank bund Road, Railway line, Jayaprakash Layout, Anantapur, Nisarga Layout, Narayan Road, Doddaballapur Road, Mahalakshmi Layout, Ramanasri Californiya Yeshwanthpura Road, Puttenahalli Road, 4th Garden,Atturu, Muneshwara Layout, Yelahanka Main, 4th Cross Road, Attur Road, Veerasagara th 5 Stage, KSSIDC Industrial Estate, Airforce Main Road. Quarters, Wheel & Axle Plant(P), West By BBMP Boundary Limit. Kamakshamma Layout, Yelahanka Satellite Town (P), Chowdeshwari Layout. 3 3-Bettahalli Yelahanka New Town 4th & 5th Stage, 208 SFS North By Veerasagara Main Road, Atturu Main Road, Colony, Attur Layout, L&T Nagar, Tirumala 4th Cross Road,4th Main. Nagar, Bettahalli, Bettahalli Extension, Sri East By Puttenahalli Road (1st Main). Muneshwara Layout, Chik Bettahalli Village, AMS Layout, Aditya Nagar, MS Palya (P), Hill Side Medows, Jyothi Nagar. South By Yelahanka New Town Road (Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road), Existing Ward & AC Boundary, GKVK Road,4th Cross, Vidyaranyapura Main Road, Lattic Network Road, Cross Road, Vidyaranyapura Main Road, Yelahanka New Town Road (Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road),Existing Ward & AC Boundary, Singapura Main Road, Main Road, Cross Road, 6th Cross, Main Road, Existing Ward & AC Boundary. West By BBMP Boundary Limit 4 4-Yelahanka Yelahanka Satellite Town(P), Mother Dairy, North By Yelahanka New Town Road (Major Sandeep Satellite Town Udaya Layout, Judicial Colony, Allalasandra, Unnikrishnan Road). Ambedkar Colony, GKVK(P), Yelahanka Slum, East By Doddaballapur Road, Bellary Road, Railway Nehuru Nagara. Line.Bellary Road. South By GKVK Compound Wall ( Existing Ward & AC Boundary). 4 West By GKVK Compound Wall ( Existing Ward & AC Boundary). 5 5-Kogilu Ramanna Garden Layout, Tayamma Layout, North By BBMP Boundary Limit. Baba Nagar, Shrikrishna Garden Layout, East By Existing Ward & AC Boundary. Vinayaka Nagar(P), GL Raju Colony, South By Sanitorini Garden Apts., Southern Katiigenahalli, Tippunagar , Kogilu, Kogilu Compound, 3rd Main 80 feet Road (Thanisandra Layout,Vinayaka Layout, Bali Halli, Sadahalli Main Road), Chokkanahalli Road, Main Road, Gate, Tirumenahalli, Agrahara Layout, 3rd Cross, Sampgehalli Road, Main Road, Storm Maruthinagar (P), Prakruti Layout, KPSC Water Drain, Jakkuru Kere North East Layout, Chamundi Layout, Agrahara (P), Boundary. Chokkanahalli, Noor Nagar. West By Existing Ward & AC Boundary. 6 6-Thanisandra Thanisandra, Jakkuru Aerodrome, Indian North By Sanitorini Garden Apts., Southern Express Layout, Jakkuru, Jakkuru Lake, Compound, Agrahara Part, Arkavathy Layout, East By Existing Ward & AC Boundary. Sampigehalli,RK Hegde Nagar, Balaji Krupa South By Existing Ward & AC Boundary & Storm Layout, Custom & Central Excise Layout, Water Drain, MCECHS Layout, Vidya Layout, Railway West By Manyatha Tech Park Compound Wall, Mens's Layout, Nandanavana Layout, Shiradi Manyatha Residency Western Compound, Sai Rathan Layout, Telecom Layout, Manyatha Embassy Residency Main Road, 9th Srirampura(P), Jingarappa Layout(P), Hoysala Cross Road, Rachenahalli Main Road, St.Anns Layout, L&T Layout, Jakkur Layout(P), Church Road, Storm Water Drain, Cross Talakavery Layout (P). Road, Rachenahalli Main Road, Compound Wall, 1st Main Road, Railway Line, 3rd Cross Road, Main Road, 1st A Cross Road, 1st Main Road, Telecom Layout Road, 8th Cross Road, 6th A Main Road, Existing Ward Boundary, R.K.H 1st Main Road,3rd Cross Road, 3rd Main 80 feet Road (Thanisandra Main Road). 5 7 7-Jakkuru Srirampura (P), Jingarappa Layout(P), North By Jakkuru Kere Boundary, Storm Water Drain, Rachenahalli Lake, Rachenahalli, Dasarahalli, Agrahara Lake Southern part Boundary, NR Maruthi Layout (P), Mestri Palya, Bhagyashree Windgates Road, Chokkanahalli Main Road. Royal Layout, P & T Layout, Thanisandra, East By Manyatha Tech Park Compound Wall, Amarajyothi Layout, Manyata Residensial Manyatha Residency Western Compound, Layout, Manyata Tech Park, Defence Layout, Manyatha Embassy Residency Main Road, 9th Chowdeshwari Layout, Mariyyanna Palya (P), Cross Road, Rachenahalli Main Road, St.Anns MS Ramaiah North City,Nagavara (P), Church Road, Storm Water Drain, Cross Rasoolsab Layout, Vidyasagar Layout, Telecom Road, Rachenahalli Main Road, Compound Layout, Sarayi Palya, Defence colony, Wall, 1st Main Road, Railway Line, 3rd Cross Amruthalli (P), Jakkuru (P). Road, Main Road, 1st A Cross Road, 1st Main Road, Telecom Layout Road, 8th Cross Road, 6th A Main Road, Existing Ward Boundary, R.K.H 1st Main Road,3rd Cross Road, 3rd Main 80 feet Road (Thanisandra Main Road), Nagavara Main Road. South By Nagavara Main Road, RCC Road (Existing Ward Boundary), RCC Road, Dasrahalli Main Road, TCH Collage Road, Existing Ward Boundary, Dasarahalli Main Road, Outer Ring Road. West By K G Main Road St.Anthony Church Road, 10th Main Road, Main Road (Existing Ward Boundary), 3rd Main Road (Pampa Ext Road),Dasrahalli Main Road, 2nd A Cross,Bhuvaneshwari Nagara Main Road, 2nd Cross, SLS Symphony Road,Amruthalli Tank Bund Road, Main Road,SLV Vidyanikethana School Road, Compound Wall,Cross Road, Main Road, Cross Road, Amruthahalli Main Road, Park View Layout Main Road, Dasrahali Main Road, Jakkur Road, Railway Line, Existing Ward Boundary, Jakkur Lake Western Peripheral Limit. 6 8 8- Gundanjaneya Indian Express Layout, UAS teachers Layout, North By Vidya Shilpa Academy School Compound Temple Ward Arkavathi Layout 1st Block, Jakkur Airodrome, Wall, Shobha Apts Compound Wall, Railway MCECH Layut (P), Jakkur Layout (P), Line. Jakkur(P), Talakaveri Layout, L&T Layout East By Jakkuru Main Road, Dasrahalli Main Road, (Amruthalli), Hoysala Layout (Amruthallai (P)). Park-view Layout Main Road. Byatarayanapura, Shabari Nagara, Sahakar South By Amruthahalli Main Road, SLV Vidya Nagar(P), Sanjeevini Nagara, Shanthi Vana Nikethan School Road, Nikethan School Layout, Military Farm Area, Jakkuru (P). Compound Wall. Amruth Nagara Main Road, Amruthalli Main Road,Bellary Road, Hebbal lake Northern Periperal Limit (Existing Ward Boundary) Military Farm Compound. West By 1st Main Road, Military Farm Compound. 5th Cross, Twin Towers Compound, Sterling Apts Compound, Kodigehalli Main Road, 1st Main Road, N Damodharan Road, Railway Line, Bellary Road, Existing Ward Boundary, Vidyashilpa Academy School Compound (Existing Ward Boundary). 9 9-Amrutahalli Sahakar Nagar(P), Kallappa Layout, Hotteppa North By Amruthahalli Main Road, SLV Vidya Layout, M Narayanaswamy Layout Nikethan School Road. (Amruthalli), Amruthalli (P) East By SLV Vidya Nikethan School Road, Bhuvaneshwarinagar(P), Hebbal Kempapura(P), Amruthanagara Main Road, SLS Symphony Vinayaka Layout (H Kempapura), Coffice Road (Storm Water Drain) Board Layout, Mariyanapalya, Arkavathi ExistingWardBoundary), Bhuvaneshwri Nagara Layout (P), Vishwanathanagenahalli (P), 2nd Cross,, Bhuvaneshwari Nagara Main Kariyanna Layout,
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