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1. The Government of Kerala (GOK) while preparing the Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP) in 2000 with assistance from the World Bank, engaged Project Coordinating Consultants (PCC) to identify 600 km from the 2810 km of priority roads for upgadation. The Strategic Option Study identified 581 kms of roads for upgradation and 1000 kms of roads for heavy maintenance to be taken up for construction in two phases. Due to several reasons including delay in land acquisition, only 254 km of Phase I road was upgraded and maintenance works for 1180 km were carried out from June 2002 to December 2009. Even though civil works on remaining 327 km for upgradation could not be undertaken, land acquisition and resettlement and rehabilitation of affected people continued. As a result, the preparation phase of KSTP II coincides with the implementation of Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) for Phase II roads (Addendum I). In addition, two more links number 41 and 47 Perumpilalavu-Pattambi and Pattambi- Perinthalmanna of 41 km are included in the project. Hence this is an Implementation Progress Report of RAP (Addendum I) and estimates of affected people along the two links 41&47 and an action plan to implement the balance acitivities. 2. The GOK adopted a Resettlement and Rehabilitation (R&R) Policy for KSTP to address the adverse impacts arising out of this project. The efficacy of the R&R Policy motivated GOK to make it applicable to all fast track projects in the stat and after enhancement of monetary assistance on 15 November 2011, GOK developed a comprehensive state level resettlement and rehabilitation policy that is applicable to all sectors. 3. As proposed in the Addendum I, institutional mechanisms were established to implement the RAP. Steering Committee/State Level Empowered Committee decided policy matters while Project Management Team implemented and monitored the project through KSTP Divisions at the field level and Land Acquisition units at the district level. District Level Purchase Committees under the Chairmanship of the District Collector were established to arrive at a land value through negotiation with the PAPs. Grievance Redressal Committees were also formed at the district level to redress grievances of PAPs. NGOs were engaged to function as a bridge between the Project and the PAPs promoting participatory processes in the implementation of RAP. NGOs conducted census and social survey, public consultation and provided counseling and educated the PAPs of their entitlements. They prepared microplans through consultative process, disbursed assistance and helped PAPs to resettle and rehabilitate. 4. The process of implementation of Addendum I involved information sharing and public consultation and disclosure of documents of KSTP II, census and counseling the entitled persons of their rights and entitlements, issuing identity cards, fixing land value through negotiation with

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the entitled persons by the District Level Purchase Committee, preparation of microplans through participatory process, completion of land acquisition under LA Act or through direct purchase method, disbursement of compensation and assistance to titleholders and non-titleholders, grievance redress and monitoring. 5. Date of social survey by the NGO and the notification for acquisition of land under Section 4(1) of the Land Acquisition Act remained the cutoff date for the non-titleholders and titleholders respectively. 6. The census data collected between December 2000 and March 2002 showed that a total of 10,857 families would be affected of whom 71% constituted titleholders and the remaining 29% non- titleholders. However, the verification during implementation of Addendum I revealed 91% increase in the estimate showing the impacted families of KSTP II as 20696. Whereas over 62% of these families are marginally affected, the significantly affected families due to partial demolition of the structures constituted about 22% and the displaced families formed 15.8%. The overall impacted population by KSTP II is around 103,480 and displaced persons constituted 16,570. 7. Land acquisition proposal in the Addendum I for road widening and other improvements was for 79.05 hectares of private land as well as transfer of 1.09 ha government land to PWD. Land survey for acquisition process revealed that the required land for upgradation was 121 Ha which is 52.5% above the estimated extent. 8. It is a known fact that land records are based on surveys carried out few decades ago as a result land records in the village offices were not up-dated. In the absence of updated or digitalized land records all survey numbers of the land within the corridor of impact could not be identified. The Land acquisition notices were issued on the basis of record of rights and excluded plots that were not listed in the records from the preliminary notices. This led to identification of ‘missing’ survey number. Requisition for land acquisition continued to exclude some survey numbers leaving gap intermittently across the link. As and when the ‘missing’ plot was identified, the entire process of land acquisition was initiated, resulting in loss of time that hampered progress. 9. Replacement value of the land being acquired for KSTP II was fixed in consultation with the Entitled Persons by the District Level Purchase Committee (DLPC) chaired by the District Collector. This was the most acclaimed process of empowerment in the implementation of R&R of KSTP. In order to ensure that valuation of property was done objectively and systematically, KSTP procured the services of Approved Valuers from the Institution of Engineers until KSTP personnel became capable of performing the task. Replacement value as per PWD schedule of

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rates without considering age or depreciation was offered for affected structures. Further, PAPs were permitted to use the salvaged materials of their old structure. 10. KSTP II affected 242 Cultural property resources. In most of the cases the compound wall or vacant land in the road frontage was affected, sparing the structures. But some ‘hundis’ (money collection boxes) located on encroached land in the right of way and a few shrines had to be replaced. KSTP held negotiation with the authorities of these properties and provided for the mitigation measures including enhancement of benefits as per agreement reached through negotiation.

11. Total number of grievances received and recorded was 1423 out of which 469 were LA references forwarded to the Sub Court as per LA Act for enhancement of compensation. Remaining 954 cases were heard and settled through the Grievance Redressal System of the project. 12. Socio economic analysis of the PAPs based in Addendum I and the findings of terminal evaluation by external consultant showed that implementation of R&R Policy enabled the project to achieve the objectives as conceived in the Operational Directive 4.12 1 of The World Bank. KSTP assisted displaced persons to improve their social status, self-esteem, livelihoods and standards of living in real terms to pre-displacement. Among the displaced, majority demonstrated upward mobility which showed 13% increase in pucca (permanent) structures which was directly linked with the decrease in kutcha (shackle) and semi-pucca structures. Other amenities accessed by the PAFs/PDFs were, drinking water, electric connection and cooking gas showing a shift from firewood by 4.4%. The evaluation also found that the displaced families could retain their income levels and some could improve their household income due to productive use of R&R assistance. 13. Analysis of budget showed an increase in the expenditure by 84% covering land acquisition and rehabilitation which is justified considering the increase in the acquired land and the delay in implementation of Addendum I which dates back to 2002. The expenditure of LA and R&R of KSTP II which includes the balance payment due for 3.5 hectares from 566 persons is Rs.2177 million. However the amount spent from 1 st January 2010 to 30 th September 2012 is Rs.711 million of which R&R assistance constituted Rs.307 million.

1 The preparation of KSTP was initiated in 2000 and World Bank’s Operational Directive 4.12 was applicable which was replaced with Operational Policy 4.12 in 2002.

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14. The process is on-going for land acquisition along the 7 links where implementation was RAP continued. A balance of 3.46 hectares, which is 2.85% of the total required land, is yet to be acquired and is pending as on 30 th September 2012. LA and R&R process is being implemented and is likely to complete before the end of 2012 to ensure that corridor of impact is fully in the possession of project authority. Balance of total number of entitled persons in all 7 road links, to be supported under R&R policy, is 566 and are in possession of the remaining 2.85% of land to be acquired. In addition, 1334 number of affected by link 41 & 47 will be resettled and rehabilitated in accordance with the policy. 15. Although implementation of land acquisition as well as resettlement and rehabilitation was started in the year 2003 for KSTP II, it could not be completed by the mid year 2012. Missed out survey numbers of properties from the notification under Section 4(1) of the LA Act was a major impediment which necessitated subsequent issue of notifications. The remaining is 2.85% of the total required land for which an action plan is being implemented and will be completed by end 2012. November, 2012. For link 41&47, it proposed to acquire the land by end of 2013. 16. Frequent turnover of project personnel including the Team leader and members of the NGOs, the Executive Engineers in the field and Land Acquisition Officers further delayed the implementation of Addendum I.

17. Lessons Learnt

• Whereas land acquisition under LA Act took around three years to complete the process, direct purchase method introduced by KSTP through negotiation with the land owners, shortened the duration by half. • District Level Purchase Committee constituted under the Chairmanship of the District Collector emerged as a viable institutional arrangement to firm up land value through negotiation with the land owners in groups. This approach is simulated in other projects and in the new R&R Policy as well. • Engaging Approved Valuers from the Institution of Valuers helped KSTP to improve and enhance the valuation technique. • Providing replacement value of structures to the affected families including the use of salvaged materials helped the PAFs build structures of improved quality. • Disclosure of project details and entitlements of PAPs as well as the grievance redressal mechanism enhanced the transparency of the project.

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• Vulnerable category of project affected families and persons required preferential treatment and special package. It enabled them to improve their livelihood status. • The Social Cell in development of the project was recognized for effectively managing the implementation of Addendum I.

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KERALA STATE TRANSPORT PROJECT - II PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

IMPLEMENTATION REPORT

AND RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN

FINAL REPORT

DECEMBER 2012

CONTENTS

Abbreviations … i

Executive Summary … ii

Chapter I Introduction … 1

Chapter II R&R Policy … 9

Chapter III Institutional Arrangements – Roles and Responsibility 18

Chapter IV Implementation Process and Progress 28

Chapter V Action Plan for completion of RAP Implementation 45

Chapter VI Conclusion … 48

Annexures … 51

Annexure-1 Land Schedule of Link 4 Chengannur-Ettumanoor Road

Annexure-2 Land Schedule of Link 5 Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road

Annexure-3 Land Schedule of Link 68 Pilathara-Pappinissery Road

Annexure-4 Land Schedule of Link 69 Kasaragor-Kanhangad Road

Annexure-5 Land Schedule of Link 74 Thalassery-Valavupara Road

Annexure-6 Land Schedule of Link 84.1 Punalur-Ponkunnam Road

Annexure-7 Land Schedule of Link 84.2 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha Road

Annexure-8 Photographs of displaced and resettled structures

Abbreviations

AP Affected Person BPL Below Poverty Line COI Corridor of Impact CPR Common Property Resources DLPC District Level Purchase Committee EP Entitled Person ESC Environmental and Social Cell GOK Government of Kerala GRC Grievance Redressal Committee IRC Indian Roads Congress Km Kilometer KSTP Kerala State Transport Project MDR Major District Road NGO Non -Government Organization NH National Highway NTH Non -title holder NTHs Non -title holder shopkeeper NV Non -Vulnerable OD Operational Directive ODR Other District Roads OP Operational Policy PAP Project Affected Person PAF Project Affected Family PCC Project Coordination Consultant PDP Project Displaced Person PDF Project Displaced Family PIU Project Implementation Unit PWD Public Works Department R&R Resettlement and Rehabilitation RAP Resettlement Action Plan RoW Right of Way SC Scheduled Caste SLEC State Level Empowered Committee SOS Strategic Option Study Sq m. Square meter ST Scheduled Tribe TH Title holder WB World Bank

CHAPTER – I INTRODUCTION

1.1 Prologue

Government of Kerala (GoK) launched a comprehensive fiscal reform in 2001 to bring its finances under control to reverse the trend of deteriorating state finances. In this context, GoK published a white paper on the state’s finances bringing to the public attention, the unsustainable trends in the state’s finances and the need to take urgent corrective action. The medium term fiscal reform programme submitted by GoK to Government of India highlighted the fact that past state expenditure policies have neglected physical infrastructure in the state’s expenditure priorities, thereby lowering economic performance below its potential. The report emphasized the need to correct this policy weakness and identified road sector as the key area thereby proposing removal of traffic bottlenecks to promote economic growth.

The State has one of the most developed and congested road networks in the country with 1550 km of National Highways (NH), 3330 km of State Highways (SH), 11320 km of Major District Roads (MDR), 3810 km of Other District Roads (ODR) and 3346 km of Village Roads (VR). The rest of the total network of 119,218 km includes roads managed by forest, irrigation and also by the three-tier Panchayati Raj Institutions. From 1992-97, the length of the State road network in the State has grown by about 11.50% and PWD road by 7.93% while its paved portion has increased from 66% to 91%. During the same period, most of the expansion in the State road network has occurred on the low capacity Village Road Network, while State Motor Vehicle registrations have increased by about 14% per year and traffic by about the same amount. Because of high vehicle registration growth in Kerala, motor vehicles per every 100 sq.km are 5000. Although the successive five year plans the State Government provided funds for construction and road maintenance of networks in the country, the required allocations to the road sector could not be provided by the State, leaving a gap between the requirement of funds for construction and maintenance of road network and the actual allocation of funds. As a result, the quality of road maintenance suffered. Therefore the GoK undertook several initiatives such as strategic options study and the formulation of Road Development Policy to promote a sustainable road network providing connection to all cities, towns and villages and allowing safe and efficient travel between them. Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP) is the first comprehensive project which addresses 1) the network deficiencies and improving road sector financing 2) enhancing institutional capacities 3) reducing accident rates and mitigating environmental and social impacts.

The KSTP was designed to upgrade 581 km and cover 1000 km under maintenance in two Phases. However, due to several reasons including delay in land acquisition, only 254 km of Phase I road was upgraded and maintenance works for 1180 km were carried out from June 2002 and December 2009. Even though civil works on remaining 327 km for upgradation could not be undertaken, land acquisition and Resettlement and Rehabilitation of affected people continued. As a result, the preparation phase of KSTP II coincides with the implementation of Resettlement Action Plan for Phase II roads (Addendum I). Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare

Implementation Progress Report and action plan to implement the balance activities along 7 links and link 41&47.

1.2 Urban and Rural Areas A village in Kerala has little resemblance to the characteristics of a typical Indian village. As development in Kerala is along the road, almost all villages are urbanized and are not isolated patches of habitation. As a result, the urban - rural divide in Kerala, is very thin. The official divide for the urban area (part of a city, municipality or town) and rural area in the census is based on the category and boundary of the Local Self Government (LSG) such as Corporation, Municipality and Grama Panchayat.

1.3 Special Features of KSTP

Kerala State Transport Project is not just a road project but a project of excellence with wide implication and the following special features.

1.3.1 Capacity Expansion for Primary Road Networking The project had provisions for widening and upgrading of state highways and periodic heavy maintenance of major district roads to comply with the Indian Road Congress norms. Strategies to increase the capacity included controlling encroachments and providing footpaths wherever pedestrian traffic is high.

1.3.2 Strengthening Capacity of Road Sector Institutions

The project’s second component has its focus on reforming Public Works Department (PWD) of Kerala and enhancing its institutional capacity to efficiently manage and develop the agency to meet the demands of increasing infrastructure requirements. This includes restructuring of PWD and its existing service delivery functions, training engineers and administrators of the department in the modern project management techniques, quality control and use of modern technical aids and thus upgrades the PWD’s capacity in project design and supervision of construction and maintenance operations. Participation of private sector consulting firms and contractors in the design, construction and maintenance of the state’s roads and promotion of joint venture among international and local contractors are the methodology advocated to usher in the technological and managerial revolution in infrastructure development through exposure and training for capacity building.

1.3.3 Introducing Environmental and Social Impact Monitoring Whereas the economic benefits of road development are well established as reduced travel time, lower transport costs, increased access to jobs, markets, education and health services, there is also the likelihood of negative environmental and social impacts if appropriate management systems are not adopted during the design, construction and operation stages of road development. KSTP I and II encourage adoption of environmentally and socially sound

6 management practices to mainstream environmental and social concerns in highway projects including impact monitoring.

1.3.4 Improving Road Maintenance Management

The project also seeks to develop an effective road maintenance management system in PWD and thereby reduce the maintenance of backlog for high priority roads by implementing road rehabilitation component. It is intended to improve PWD’s maintenance planning capability and budget procedures. This is to be achieved through road maintenance management study, traffic and road user surveys throughout the state and by establishing modern geographical information system (GIS) based road information and maintenance management system (RIMMS), which is meant to lead to multi-year maintenance plans prioritized by economic criteria.

1.3.5 Improving Road Safety and Reducing Accident Risks

Road accident rate in Kerala is very high and reducing traffic accidents on roads is another objective of the project, which forms a major component. Therefore the project included measures to address road safety through immediate and long term plans such as road safety audits, identification and treatment of black spots, improving pavement conditions and providing traffic signs and road markings, improving the system of accident recording and analysis, strengthening traffic law enforcement, training road safety personnel, greater road safety awareness and interagency road safety coordination.

1.4 Selection of Project Roads

Eight road links covering 362.9 km, passing through 11 districts, constitute KSTP II. These roads had been selected on the basis of the recommendations of Feasibility Study Report (FSR) of April 2000. The FSR considered road inventory data, traffic surveys, the Economic Internal Rate of Return (EIRR), relative importance of the roads, environmental considerations and otherwise the social significance of the roads. PCC prepared the RAP for the first 7 links. The 8 th link was included in 2009 and detailed census will be carried out after the designs are finalised by the DPR Consultant.

Table 2.1 KSTP II Road Links for Upgradation Name of Road Average width Sl. Required Link No Length (km) of the right of No width (m) From To way (m) 1 Pilathara - Pappinssery 21.00 12.30 15.0 68 2 69 Kasargode - Kanhangad 24.00 17.35 15.26

3 74 Thalasery – Valuvapara 53.78 11.89 15.0

4 4 Chengannur - Ettumanoor 47.00 13.39 15.57

Name of Road Average width Sl. Required Link No Length (km) of the right of No width (m) From To way (m) 5 5 Ettumanoor - Muvattupuzha 40.90 13.14 15.0

6 84.1 Punalur - Ponkunnam 82.12 10.96 15.0

7 84.2 Ponkunnam - Thodupuzha 50.10 10.54 15.0

8 41 & 47 Perumbilavu-Pattambi-Perinthalmanna 41.0 10.54 15.0

Total Length: 362.9

Based on the proposed carriageway of 7-10 meters, the required corridor width varies from 12 to 25.5 meters depending on the topography of the region and design requirement to address even road safety norms. These roads pass through 103 villages and 45 towns of the 11 districts. The following table 1.2 gives information on the number of villages along the route, names of the towns and districts against the respective road links.

Table 1.2: Names and Number of Towns and Districts of Phase II Roads Link Villages Number and Names of Towns Number and Names of Districts Number

Chengannur, Thiruvalla, Changanassery, Kottayam, Alappuzha, Pathanamthitta, 16 8 3 4 Perumbaikad, Kanakkari, Kottayam Kuravilangad & Athirampuzha

Ettumanoor, Monipally, 5 10 4 Koothattukulam and 2 Kottayam, Ernakulam Muvattupuzha

Pilathara, Madai, Kannapuram, 68 7 5 1 Kannur Kalyasseri & Pappinisery

Kasaragod, Uduma, Hosdurg and 69 8 4 1 Kasaragod Kanhangad

Thalassery, Eranholi, Kadirur, 74 12 7 Koothuparamba, Mattannur, 1 Kannur Uliyil and Iritty

Links Villages Number and Names of Towns Number and Names of Districts

Punalur, Pathanapuram, Koodal, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, 84.1 20 9 Konni, Pathanamthitta, Ranni & 3 Kottayam Pazhavangady

Kanjirapally, Pala, 84.2 13 5 Bharananganam, Ramapuram 2 Kottayam, Idukki and Thodupuzha

Perumbilavu, Pattambi and Thrissur, Palakkad & 41 & 47 17 3 3 Perinthalmanna Malappuram

Total 103 45 11

1.5 Cut-off Date PCC carried out the census and social survey between the year 2000 and 2002 for preparation of RAP. As proposed in the RAP, 6 NGOs were engaged in 2004 to implement the RAP of Phase II. After the required orientation and training, the NGOs conducted the census and social survey as part of the verification of the data provided in the RAP. The date of the social survey on a given road link by the NGO was considered as the ‘cut off’ date for that link to identify non-titleholders who would be eligible for R&R assistance and entitlements. These included tenants, employees, squatters and vulnerable encroachers. For the titleholders (land owners), the respective date of 4 (1) Notification under the Land Acquisition Act (1894) is the cut off date. 1.6 Participatory Processes

Addendum I is based on the social impact assessment of the feasibility study, detailed social impact surveys and census of the project affected persons (PAP) and the sample socio- economic baseline surveys and public consultations. The primary data were collected with the help of structured questionnaires and complemented by consultations of individuals and groups of PAPs and other stakeholders. PCC conducted elaborate consultations at various stages starting with reconnaissance level surveys followed by scoping workshops, focus group meetings, State level workshops, follow up consultations in designing socially acceptable road designs and finally in the R&R planning and preparation of the Addendum I when key stakeholders were invited to participate in the deliberations for the formulation of the R&R

9 plans. These included the consultations with the Panchayat/Municipal Council, Project affected persons, local leaders and elected representatives and people who are interested in the development of the state. The consultations have influenced the engineering design parameters to a large extent and have helped to minimise the negative social impacts. The social impact surveyors interviewed the family members/ owners namely, residential, commercial, agricultural and other categories of properties that were shown as affected in the preliminary engineering design. While each person in a given commercial building was enlisted as a “family” the number of families in the residential building was based on their sociological nuclear family for the purpose of entitlement. 1.7 Impact Minimizing Exercise

As private land acquisition is inevitable for the project, a number of measures had been taken to minimise land take and the displacement of people. During project preparation, emphasis was on minimising the impacts within the limitations of technical feasibility and cost effectiveness. The options considered for minimising negative social impacts included design considerations such as accommodating footpaths over drains to minimise the negative social impact with regard to both land required and road safety. Junction designs will ensure smooth traffic flow and safe driving, but care has been taken not to acquire any unnecessary extra land. Inclusion of bypasses reduced impact on buildings, thus minimising displacement of people. Public consultations and representations of aggrieved people and analysis of alternatives led to the selection of three bypasses to deviate from the congested Thiruvalla town on Link 4 (Chengannur-Ettumanoor Road), Pala and Thodupuzha towns on Link 84.2 Ponkunnam- Thodupuzha Road. 1.8 Income Restoration Public roadsides are the main focus areas for various types of commercial transactions. A good number of traders and employees carrying out their trade on the roadsides were affected by the project. People losing their commercial units and employment therein are economically displaced persons and are equivalent to those displaced from their properties and residences. In accordance with the R&R Principles and Policy with entitlement matrix, KSTP provided transitional allowance to commercial units’ owners for six months as income restoration measures. The employees received assistance equal to three month’s lost income while squatters and the agricultural families received transitional allowance for six months. In addition, the wage

10 employees, agricultural families and squatters were given the option for training to upgrade their skills for better employment. The vulnerable groups were eligible for an additional economic rehabilitation support as grant to stabilise their earning capacity.

CHAPTER II

RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION POLICY

2.0 Introduction

In the ongoing discourse on development and the search for a model of sustainable development, displacement has become a crucial concern. The basic assumption is that development projects require land acquisition which results in the loss of assets, impairment of livelihoods, or the physical relocation of individuals, households or community. In order to mitigate adverse effects, compensate losses, and provide development benefits to persons and communities affected by an investment project, NGOs and bilateral funding agencies advocated adoption and implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation policy by the implementing agencies of development projects. The Public Works Department of Kerala anticipating the negative impacts within the corridor of impact engaged experts to prepare an R&R Policy document for the implementation of Kerala State Transport Project in accordance with the principles laid down in the World Bank’s OD 4.30 on Involuntary Resettlement (During the course of implementation the World Bank’s OD was replaced with Operational Policy 4.12 on Involuntary Resettlement) the Kerala State Government approved this policy document, vide Government Order No. GO (MS) 64/2000, dated 09.10.2000. 2.1 Principles of the Policy The basic principles for addressing the adverse effects of involuntary resettlement associated with development projects are: • Involuntary resettlement should be avoided. • Where involuntary resettlement is unavoidable, all people affected by it should be compensated fully and fairly for lost assets. • Involuntary resettlement should be conceived as an opportunity for improving the livelihoods of the affected people and undertaken accordingly. • All people affected by involuntary resettlement should be consulted and involved in resettlement planning to ensure that the mitigation of adverse effects as well as the benefits of resettlement are appropriate and sustainable.

2.2 Broad Legal Framework

The R&R policy of the project provides for a comprehensive package of compensation and assistance to entitled persons, families and groups suffering losses as a result of the project. It provides mitigating measures for:

13 i) Loss of assets, including land , house or work place ii) Loss of livelihood or income opportunities; and iii) Collective impacts on groups, such as loss of community assets, common property resources and others. iv) Even in cases where no compensation for land is possible, as in the case of encroachers and squatters who are illegal occupants of land, the project will offer compensation and for physical structures, relocation and rehabilitation. v) The implementation of the administration of compensation will be based on specific provisions as agreed in the Addendum I

Table: 2.1 Entitlement matrix for the project affected families/ persons KERALA STATE HIGHWAYS PROJECT Rehabilitation and Resettlement: Broad Entitlement Frame Work Impacts and assistance criteria Land Inside Right of Acquisition Way Non Non Vulnerable Vulnerable Vulnerable Vulnerable A. Corridor of Impact: Loss of land and other assets Support given to families and households

1 Consultation, counseling regarding alternatives, and assistance in identifying new sites and √ √ √ √ opportunities. 2 Compensation for land at replacement cost, √ √ plus allowances for fees or other charges 3 Advance notice to harvest non-perennial crops, √ √ √ √ or compensation for lost standing crops. 4 Compensation for perennial crops and trees, calculated as annual produce value for one √ √ season 5 Compensation or R&R assistance for structures √ √ √ # or other non-land assets 6 Shifting assistance √ √ √ √

7 Option of moving to resettlement sites (in a group of minimum 25 families) incorporating √ √ √ √ needs for civic amenities B. Corridor of Impact: Lost or diminished livelihood Support given to adult individuals 8 Rehabilitation and assistance for lost or √ √ √ √ diminished livelihood

9 Additional support mechanisms for vulnerable groups in re-establishing or enhancing √ √ livelihood 10 Employment opportunities in connection with √ √ √ √ project to the extent possible Unforeseen impacts shall be documented and mitigated 11 Any other impacts not yet identified, whether based on the principles agreed upon in this policy loss of assets or livelihood framework C. Indirect, group oriented impacts in the vicinity of the road corridor Group oriented support will be given to mitigate negative Impacts on the community, and to enhance development opportunities. Addressing traffic safety needs of pedestrians will target particular support at more vulnerable groups, for example.

# The entitlements will exclude the affected non-vulnerable encroachers but include non-vulnerable squatter.

2.3 Targeted Support to Vulnerable Groups The project through census surveys and other studies, determined who among the affected population should be considered as vulnerable or at risk. The vulnerable groups received targeted support and special attention from the project, and provided support mechanisms. Unless otherwise specifically mentioned, a person who has been designated as falling under the ‘Below Poverty Line’ category and earning up to 25% above the poverty level is considered a vulnerable person. Generally, the vulnerable groups included but not are limited to: a) Poor or landless people falling under the “Below Poverty Line” category; b) Members of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; c) Women-headed households; d) Orphans and destitute persons (socially disabled); and e) Disabled persons (physically disabled).

2.4 Method of Valuation of Losses The method used for valuation of affected structures, land, trees and other assets is defined in the policy and accordingly assistance is being fixed by KSTP. The compensation values of land varied according to the use pattern, place, location and level in relation to the road. Whereas the compensation for land and building is to meet the replacement cost, R&R assistance is provided to compensate all other losses, including loss of income. All losses of various assets should be compensated within the overall R&R package as per the broad entitlement framework. In the case of acquisition of land, buildings and other assets, the replacement cost was considered as per procedure laid down in the Policy. In case the replacement cost was more than the compensation at market price determined by competent authority, the difference is paid by the

15 project in the form of assistance. However, the entitlement of compensation and assistance will be extended to only those PAPs who are so identified on or prior to the cutoff date. Claims regarding R&R assistance were dealt by the Grievance Redressal Committee. 2.5 Evolution of Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy KSTP being the first project to implement Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy in Kerala, PAPs and other stakeholders including the general public keenly watched every process critically and appreciated the best efforts, principles and practices. Mass media provided good coverage about this new initiative of the Government and pointed out the limitations particularly of the assistances opening the flood gates of debates and discourses. Soon the media exposed the sad plight of persons and families affected by other development projects in comparison with KSTP and started the forum for discussion. Opinion leaders, elected representatives and NGOs advised the Government for replication of the R&R package of KSTP for other development projects. 2.5.1 R&R Policy of Fast Tack Projects Responding positively, GoK in November 2004 adopted R&R Policy of KSTP for all Fast Track Projects (FTP), vide GO (MS) No.331/2004, dated 05.11.2004. Approval of the Council of Ministers was the pre-condition to confer the status of FTP to any project. Besides KSTP the other FTPs were, 1) Doubling/ Gauge Conversion of Railway lines 2) Four-laning of National Highways 3) Vallarpadam Container Terminal Rail and Road Connectivity 4) Development of International Airports of Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. 2.5.2 Revision of R&R Assistance In 2007 GoK cleared the proposal for acquisition of land for Kannur Airport, a Greenfield project under the fast track mode. As the peoples’ campaign for adequate R&R package for the affected and displaced families had already gained momentum, assistance to the displaced family was enhanced by including resettlement site of 400 M 2 (10 Cents of land) and 150% of the structural value as per the relevant PWD schedule of rates. Again in 2009 when the Government decided to acquire 120 hectares of land to develop ‘Vizhinjam International Seaport and Container Terminal’, R&R package was revised, limiting the size of resettlement site to displaced residential families to 200 M 2 in the neighbourhood with access to basic infrastructure facilities and the structure value of 125% at the PWD schedule of

16 rates. Considering the vulnerability of the BPL families and the residential squatters, minimum value of a residential structure was fixed at Rs.300,000. 2.6 Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy of Government of Kerala (2011)

Although several efforts were made by the state to acquire land for NHAI to widen the existing National Highways in Kerala to 45 meter width, because of organized resistance on the part of the PAPs and the public, acquisition process had to be abandoned the midway. Considering all these and the need to facilitate the emerging development projects in the State, State Government was compelled to develop a comprehensive resettlement and rehabilitation policy for projects in the state under different sectors. Thus on 15 th November 2011, a new R&R Policy was issued by the State Government; vide GO (MS) 419/2011/RD. Government will resort to land acquisition when adequate or suitable public land is not available for any specific public purpose including infrastructure and development projects. Because of Kerala’s high population density, people are likely to be displaced. Hence a comprehensive Relief, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy became essential. 2.6.1 Aims and Objectives of the Relief, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy a) The project affected persons (PAPs) are provided with a just and reasonable compensation. b) Ensure that socio-economic status of project affected persons does not fall below what it was before the acquisition. c) Transform affected persons into stakeholders of the project with their active participation in land acquisition and implementation of the project with transparency and accountability. d) Ensure that project is implemented with minimum disruption or disturbance to the daily lives of the PAPs. e) Disbursement of compensation and entitled assistance is to be made prior to dispossession of the assets.

2.6.2 Basic Fame work of the Policy

Land acquisition should be for a declared and established public purpose which is defined clearly right at the commencement.

1) Project proposal should indicate the total area required and justification for acquisition. Land acquisition will commence only after the approval of the project by the State Level Committee, headed by the Chief Secretary to Government.

2) Administrative Department should carry out Social Impact Assessment before commencement of land acquisition and clearance of the SIA report by the High Level Committee is necessary. 3) Project details are disclosed to Affected Persons (PAPs) in a form and manner that is comprehensible to the common man. 4) Administrative sanction for land acquisition is issued only on compliance of the abovementioned three points. 5) A District Level Purchase Committee (DLPC) would decide the classification and the value of lands through negotiations with land owners. The value of the land proposed by the DLPC would be subject to approval by the State Level Empowered Committee (SLEC). 6) Urgency clause shall be invoked only in the rarest of rare cases, with adequate justification and recommendation of the High Level Committee. 7) Acquired land should be utilized within three years, failing which the land will be taken over by the Government in Revenue Department and assigned for any other public purpose. 8) The compensation payable includes the land value based on a negotiated price and the value of the structures without depreciation. 9) A family rendered landless and homeless with an annual income below Rs.75,000 is entitled to three cents of land. 10) In the employment generating projects, providing jobs with permanent income to one member of the ousted family may be considered by the Requisitioning Authority. 11) Those displaced from residences and without another house to stay, should be paid rent allowance for a minimum period of 6 (six) months. 12) Tenants in occupation for a minimum of 3 years who lose their source of income will be paid a one-time allowance. 13) In cases where the title is not clear or in cases where the land value decided by the DLPC is not acceptable to the land owner, further land acquisition as permissible shall be carried out under the provision of Land Acquisition Act 1894 or NHAI Act, as the case may be.

2.6.3 Alternate Methodologies The Government also proposes to try out alternate methodologies for land acquisition in specific cases depending upon their applicability as per the recommendation of the Cabinet Sub Committee. • For developmental and infrastructure projects, the PAP shall also be given a chance to become shareholders in the upcoming project and offered with stocks up to the value of the land acquired in lieu of the compensation. • The LSG institutions shall give priority to the PAP tenants who were running shops and other business establishments, in assignment of commercial space in PRI run commercial complex.

• Where the land owner whose land is acquired, is left with less than 50% of his land and is willing to have the balance land also acquired, Government will acquire such land and utilize it for public purpose. • In the case of every acquisition, the owner who loses his entire land will be given the option to claim either the compensation or to take 25% of the quantum of land acquired from him as compensation, in the vicinity of the project site or along the new or widened road. This will enable the PAP to get advantage of the land value appreciation that will take place with the advent of the project. 2.6.4 Resettlement and Rehabilitation Government will ensure that land owners who lose their land and other assets through land acquisition get compensation and resettlement benefits specified under each of the various categories of project.

2.6.5 Categorization of Projects For the facilitating land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation of PAPs, all projects are categorized into: i) Special Projects other than Roads ii) Road Sector Projects iii) National Highways and iv) Irrigation Projects.

2.6.6 Categorization of Project Affected Persons Affected persons have been categorized into various categories to identify the extent of impact in a realistic manner. Beyond the usual categorization of titleholders and non- titleholders, the Policy has made the following exhaustive list. i) Those who lose only land and residential structures but are not residing there ii) Those who lose land and residential structures and are residing there iii) Land holders who have given their commercial structure for rent iv) Those who lose commercial structures and are themselves running the commercial establishments v) Residential tenants vi) Commercial tenants running establishments for at least 3 years vii) Employees working in commercial establishments for at least 3 years viii) Encroachers who live or run their small business or ‘puramboke’ land for a minimum period of 3 years. ix) Places of worship, socio-cultural and education centers.

2.6.7 Institutional Mechanism for Implementation

Each project will have a Resettlement and Rehabilitation (R&R) Cell with a Rehabilitation Officer, who will coordinate the R & R activities. In the districts, the District Collector or his representative will act as the R&R officer. The High Level Committee headed by the Chief Secretary will coordinate the R&R activities in the State. 2.6.8 Kerala Infrastructure Bonds

Besides the land acquisition policy adverted above, Government is actively considering a novel idea of assigning Kerala Infrastructure Bonds in lieu of compensation in full or part which may aid the PAPs to avail themselves of the hike in land price in future. This shall be assigned for study and report within six months by an expert committee since the model calls for better clarity regarding assessment of land value, transfer of bonds identifying implementing agency and the structures that need to be in place for implementing such model. 2.6.9 Proposed Compensation Package

i) Those who lose only land and/ or residential structures but are not residing there: a) Land value determined by the DLPC. b) Structure value without depreciation. ii) Those who lose land and residential structures and are residing there: a) Land value determined by the DLPC. b) Structure value without depreciation. c) Rent @ Rs.5,000 per month for 6 months from the date of take over of the land or till the compensation paid, whichever is later. d) Shifting allowance of Rs 25,000/- i) Those who lose land and commercial structures which are acquired but who are not running these themselves: a) Land value determined by the DLPC. b) Structure value without depreciation. ii) Those who lose commercial structures and are themselves running the commercial establishments: a) Land value determined by the DLPC. b) Structure value without depreciation. c) Rent @ Rs.5,000/month for 6 months d) Shifting allowance of Rs 25,000/- iii) Residential Tenants: a) Rent @ Rs.5,000/month for 6 months b) Shifting allowance of Rs 25,000/- iv) Commercial Tenants: One time assistance of Rs.2,00,000/- to meet all shifting charges and social costs. However, such assistance would not be provided to companies, banks, financial institutions and large shops, shopping malls, etc. v) A maximum of two employees working in commercial establishments who have been working for a minimum period of three years will apply only for small establishments excluding banks, financial institutions, companies, malls , etc., would be given a) Two employees of each establishment would be given Rs.6000/month for 6 months for loss of livelihood vi) Encroachers who live or run their small business on ‘puramboke’ (Government) land for a period of 3 years: a) Rs 6,000/month for 6 months for loss of livelihood b) Cost of structure subject to a minimum of Rs.25,000 vii) Socio-Cultural & Educational Centers of place of worship: a) Land value determined by the DLPC. b) Structure value.

CHAPTER – III

INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1 Introduction Land acquisition for public purpose is carried out under the provisions of Land Acquisition Act 1894. In the case of KSTP I & II, besides the customary land acquisition process, direct purchase (DP) method was also adopted to save time. DP involved active participation of the PAPs and entitled persons in fixing the value of land through negotiation. As land acquisition in KSTP is linked with R&R Policy, implementation of the Addendum I involved progression of a series of the following 11 stages.

• Deployment and training of identified PWD staff and NGOs, sociologists and field level revenue staff.

• Issuing of legal notification under section 4 (1) for land acquisition, hearing objections, conducting land survey and sub-division works and publication of Declaration under section 6(1) and preparation of Base Value Report.

• Verification of entitled persons (EP) and estimating their type and level of losses; Preparing a list of EPs for relocation, counselling and educating PAPs of their rights and entitlements.

• Fixing the replacement value of land through negotiation with the entitled persons by the DLPC and getting it approved by the SLEC

• Valuation of structures and other assets

• Preparation of micro plans as per the R&R policy and getting them approved by PMT.

• Implementation of micro plans and disbursement of assistances

• Direct purchase of land by executing sale deed or passing the award by the Collector, in accordance with the LA Act.

• Resettlement and rehabilitation displaced persons and families.

• Taking possession of the acquired land

• Monitoring and evaluation of LA and the R&R implementation. 3.2 Institutional Arrangements for Project Implementation Addendum I outlined the institutional arrangements necessary for project implementation. The Steering/Empowered Committee at the State level made policy decisions for KSTP. Project Management Team was strengthened with Environmental and Social Cell by inducting environmental and social experts. At the field level, Executive Engineers of the three KSTP Phase-II divisions functioned as Resettlement and Rehabilitation Officers supported by PWD Engineers, NGOs and Sociologists.

In the implementation of LA and Addendum I, District Administration has an indispensible role. District Collectors functioned as Collector for land acquisition and Chairman of both District Level Purchase Committee and Grievance Redressal Committee. Collector is assisted by Deputy Collectors, Survey Superintendents and Special Tahsildars, Revenue Inspectors and Valuers. Further, District Level Resettlement Committee (DLRC) and District Level Purchase Committee (DLPC) were formed under the Chairmanship of the District Collector to advise, guide and monitor implementation of land acquisition, fix replacement value for the land and related matters on resettlement and rehabilitation. District Level Grievance Redressal Committee (GRC) was also constituted to ensure that grievances of project affected persons were heard and redressed empathetically and urgently. District Collector is the Chairman of all three District Committees.

Figure 3.1 Organogram of Kerala State Transport Project

Steering Committee State Level Empowered Committee

Project Management Team (Technical, Social,

Environmental & Finance Management)

Executive Engineer, KSTP District Collector/ District Level Purchase Division/ Division level Committee/ Grievance Redressal Committee Resettlement Officer

Land Acquisition Office/ District Survey NGOs/Sociologist Field Assistants (Assi stant Engineers ) Superintendent

3.2.1 Project Management Team (PMT) PMT consisting of the Technical, Social, Environmental and Finance Management Cells is headed the Project Director. Project Director is responsible for overall performance of all Cells. Chief Engineer (Projects) heads the Technical Wing, Social cell is responsible for implementation of Addendum I and action plan laid down in Chapter 6. 3.2.2 Arrangements at Division Level

At the field level, Executive Engineer of the Division assisted by NGOs/Sociologists and Field Engineers implement Addendum I and provisions of Chapter 6. For land acquisition, Executive Engineer gets the support and cooperation of District Collector assisted by Special Tahsildar and his team. 3.3 Roles and Responsibilities Following table presents the roles and responsibilities of the key staff on deputation from the Public Works Department and the NGOs and Sociologists procured on contract basis and posted at the office of the PMT and at the KSTP Divisions. The Exception is the collegiums of Secretaries constituting the Steering and Empowered Committees and the personnel from the Revenue Department working at the district level for land acquisition under the LA units, DLPC and GRC. Table 3.1 Roles and Responsibilities of Key Staff

Committee/ Staff Roles and Responsib ilities

Steering Committee/ State Level • Policy level decisions Empowered Committee (SLEC) • Approval of financial commitments, budgets, estimates and expenditures • Approval of land value fixed through negotiation with the land owners by DLPC Project Director • Oversees the progress of land acquisition and R & R activities. • Conducts review meetings of KSTP at state level • Contracts consultants, contractors and NGOs for the implementation of the Addendum I and II. • Coordinates with other Government line Departments and NGOs for ensuring effective delivery of mitigation and rehabilitation support. • Approves microplans and the R&R assistance

Committee/ Staff Roles and Responsib ilities

Chief Engineer • Monitors and oversees the progress of land acquisition and RAP Implementation activities. • Participates in the district level committees to facilitate land acquisition. • Conducts review meetings at division/district level • Coordinates with other Government line Departments and NGOs for ensuring effective delivery of mitigation and rehabilitation support. • Sends requisitions for land acquisition to the Revenue Department. • Coordinates and supervises the civil works among the PWD Divisions. • Ensures that the contractor has paid the mutually agreed amount to the people for the land taken over as borrow areas. And ensure that the land is returned to the owner within the stipulated time as per the agreement and has not been made unproductive. R&R Coordinator, Social Cell, • Prepares Land acquisition and implementation plans, coordinates LA PMT and R & R implementation activities at division level with in-house field staff, sociologists and NGOs. • Makes budgetary provisions for land acquisition and R & R activities at the division level and state level. • Coordinates and conducts capacity building programmes for NGOs and in house staff engaged in R&R implementation • Prepares monthly and quarterly progress reports

• Prepares terms of reference and facilitate the appointment of external R&R Coordinator, Social Cell, agencies for monitoring and evaluation (M&E). PMT (continued) • Monitors performance of NGOs and sociologists at division level and recommends corrective measures • Monitors the progress of land acquisition, public consultations at the road link level, and grievance redressal at district level. • Convenes review meetings in consultation with Project Director/Chief Engineer at PMT level • Makes regular field visits and attends division level review meetings clears doubts and provides expert guidance. • Consolidates DLPC reports and presents to SLEC for approval • Advises Project Director and Chief Engineer on LA and R&R implementation • Scrutinizes consolidated microplans and recommends allocation of funds for LA and R&R implementation

Finance Controller and Finance • Keeps formal accounts for all project funding and prepares financial Manager (Finance Management statements for various purposes and cooperate with Government Services (PFMS) audits

Committee/ Staff Roles and Responsib ilities

Division level R & R Officer • Prepares land acquisition plans at district level and submits requisition (Executive Engineer) to District Collector. • Makes budgetary provisions for land acquisition and R & R activities at the division level. • Coordinates land acquisition activities and implementation of R & R activities with in-house field staff, sociologists and NGOs. • Consolidates the microplans prepared by the NGO on physical and financial needs and prepares implementation plans on a monthly and quarterly basis and reports to PMT regularly. • Coordinates, supervises and monitors LA and R&R activities at division level. • Liaises with district administration for support for land acquisition and implementation of R & R. • Organizes direct purchase of land after successful negotiation with the PAPs by the DLPC • Organizes timely disbursement of cheques for assistance and compensation to the entitled persons based on progress in asset acquisition/utilization based on the installments agreed upon • Convenes DLPC meetings and Grievance Redressal meetings in consultation with District Collector, the Chairman • Prepares monthly progress reports.

Division level R & R Officer- • Chairs public consultations at the road link level and clears doubts on Executive Engineer (continued) technical and financial matters and implications. • Prepares terms of reference and facilitate the appointment of external agencies for monitoring and evaluation (M&E). • Coordinates with the NGOs appointed for the implementation of the R & R. • Organizes monthly meetings with the NGOs to review the progress on R & R. • Keeps formal accounts for all project funding and prepare for and cooperate with Government audits.

• Effects redress of grievances PAFs and PDFs related to category of land, District Level Grievance Redress perceived inadequacy compensation and assistance, disputes on extent Committee (GRC) of land being acquired, etc.

District Level Purchase • Responsible for land acquisition and R & R activities in the field. Committee (DLPC): • Keep abreast with the different categories of affected land and the District Collector: Chairman market price and Government approved fair value of each • Executive Engineer: Convener Convenes and participates in the DLPC, facilitates the reaching consensus. Members: • Monitors implementation of the R&R without any room for grievances Revenue Division Officer from PAPs. Finance Officer of Collectorate • Reports to the SLEC Deputy Collector (LA) • Reviews and revises land value based on negotiation and in response to grievance redressal. • Participates in the allotment of residential, commercial and agricultural plots.

Committee/ Staff Roles and Responsib ilities

District Level Rehabilitation • Meets regularly to review the progress of land acquisition, chaired by Committee (DLRC) the District Collector or his nominee. • Decides on the replacement value on the basis of the methodology mentioned in Addendum I. • Issues guidelines to the NGOs on replacement valuation of affected properties . • Facilitates the implementation of Government programmes in the project affected areas. • Liaises with District Administration for dovetailing Government’s income generating and developmental programs for the PAPs. Special Tahsildar, Land • Effects land acquisition based on the requisition received. Acquisition • Prepares land acquisition plans and submit to the district Collector for approval. • Coordinates the LA team and monitors the progress of land acquisition at the road links level.

Team leader • Develops rapport with the PAFs. NGO Team/ Sociologists • Implements information dissemination campaigns and distributes the translated R&R Policy to the PAFs. • Conducts census to verify the PAFs, determines the extent of loss and finalizes the list of PAFs and PDFs. • Generates awareness about the alternate economic livelihood and enable the PDFs to make informed choice. • Identifies training needs of the PDFs for income generating activities. • Establishes linkages with inter-agency, e.g., financial institutions, Govt. departments, etc. for income restoration and R&R services. • Enables the PDFs to identify the alternate sites for residential and commercial resettlement sited • Prepares estimates of the replacement value of affected properties and lost livelihoods as a tool for negotiation at the DLPC and GRC meeting . • Formulates micro-plans for the affected and displaced persons and families and submits for approval by PMT through DRO

• Helps the PAFs and the PDFs implement their micro-plans and other

R&R activities .

• Prepares time frame for moving out to alternate locations .

• Initiates discussions with the PAFs on compensation, assistance, and

time frame for disbursement.

• Explains the mode of payment to the PAFs.

• Issuing Identity Cards for the PAFs/PDFs. • Facilitates the opening of joint accounts in local banks to transfer assistance for R&R for the PAFs. • Team leader Executes an agreement for offering commitment money. NGO Team/ Sociologists • If the replacement value is not acceptable to the PAFs and the PDFs, (continued) refer the matter to the GRC. The NGO negotiates with the PAFs/PDFs to settle the case out of court. • Participates in the disbursement of cheques for the assistance at public places, including advance commitment money. • Helps PDFs shift to alternate locations as per agreed time frame.

Committee/ Staff Roles and Responsib ilities

• Completes formalities for a given PAF and close the case. • Follow up and monitor the R&R activities of the PAFs /PDFs. • Carries out public consultations with the PAFs on a continuing basis during the implementation of the project. • Ensures that the PAFs have received their entitlements. • Participates in the meetings organized by the PMT. • Cooperates with the M&E Consultants by providing necessary information and support. • Submits monthly progress reports.

Both the project level arrangement and divisional level arrangements are necessary for the implementation of R&R activities in a coordinated manner. Although self-resettlement is promoted, for those who require special care and attention as in the case of the vulnerable, identifying and developing the resettlement sites and facilitating other R&R related activities are being carried out by the NGOs/Sociologists. 3.4 Performance

KSTP II viewed land acquisition and the related resettlement and rehabilitation as two sides of a coin. Although implemented by two different agencies – the Revenue Department and the NGOs many of the activities are parallel and some of them sequentially. Going by the list of titleholders, there were at least 14,608 properties to be acquired which were divided into three divisions of KSTP II. Various activities involved in land acquisition under the LA Act, are organized into two parts which may be stretched up to a total duration of three years. The first part consists of publication of Notification under Section 4(1) up to the publication of the Declaration under Section 6 which has to be completed within one year, lest the first notification becomes null and void. Similarly the time span provided for completion of the second part, i.e., from Declaration under Section 6 to passing the Award by the Collector is two years. If the award cannot be passed within the prescribed two years, the LA process as whole becomes ‘de novo’ necessitating initiation of the LA process anew from Notification under section 4 (1).

The NGOs and Sociologists worked in parallel and in unison with the LA Units implementing RAP. However, critical R&R activities of resettlement cannot be implemented without the progress of land acquisition, such as declaration under section 6 and the award under section 11 of the LA Act. Although the first Notification under section 4 (1) was published in each of the three divisions between December 2003 and February 2004, on completion of 8 years, KSTP II could achieve only 95% of the target as several properties were missed out from the 4(1) Notifications. Tracing the missed out survey numbers and starting the LA process anew and completing the three year cycle caused all delay. Now at the end of September 2012, the

28 achievement is 98% and the attempt is to complete the remaining 2% before the end of 2012. In addition, land for link 41&47 of 10.2 ha will be acquired by end of 2013.

3.5 Challenges

The greatest challenge was management of large number of PAPs who are accustomed to constitute issue based ‘ad hoc action council’ and appeal to the highest authority. It is appropriate to cite the example of around 60 persons from two villages, who wrote to The World Bank, Washington in 2003, alleging malpractices in fixing the alignment of Link 84.1. Effective public consultation, involving the elected representatives of local self-government and disclosure of all documents including the strip maps of road alignment created an enabling environment for consultations. These complainants accepted the design and recognized that further modification would not be possible. Around 97% of the PAPs opted for direct purchase method.

It is a known fact that land records are based on surveys carried out few decades ago. As a result, the records do not reflect the ground realities. The Land Acquisition notices are issued on the basis of record of rights and exclude plots that are not listed in the records. This was the second challenge of addressing ‘missing’ survey number. Requisition for land acquisition continued to miss out some survey numbers leaving gap intermittently. As and when the ‘missing’ plot was identified, the entire process of land acquisition was initiated resulting in loss of time and making it difficult to provide continuous stretch for civil works.

The NGOs were contracted initially for 3 years and there after the contract was extended for a further period of 18 months as land acquisition could not be completed as per plans of KSTP II. The performance of NGOs was unquestionable for the first three years. However, by end of the third year NGOs faced the problem of staff turnover among the team leaders and members with experience. It had an impact on the quality of service. Several dialogues were organized in the presence of the key officials of each NGO and its team members which did not bring sustained results. To address this issue, the NGOs were replaced with professionally qualified Social Workers/Sociologists with expertise to complete the remaining task and will continue to work for the entire project period. Staff turnover in PWD and Revenue Department and managing the new entrants was extremely challenging.

CHAPTER – IV

IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS AND PROGRESS OF ADDENDUM I

4.0 Introduction As already stated in the previous chapters, Addendum I is the outcome of several studies such as reconnaissance, social impact assessment, social survey and census conducted by the PCC based on the area marked for acquisition. In order to implement Addendum I, NGOs were hired and under the direct supervision of the Executive Engineer of the KSTP Division, that was initiated in November 2003 and is going on. There is a balance of about 3% of land along 7 links to be acquired and associated R&R which will be completed before the end of 2012 and 10.2 ha for link 41 and 47 to be completed by end 2014. 4.1 Information Dissemination and Consultation The first initiative was to disseminate to the people living along on either side of the project road about the project – upgradation of the road. Meetings were organised locality-wise and the participants were given the details of the new road along with the advantages of a developed road in user friendly language. They were also informed about the potential adverse impact caused by land acquisition. In addition, information about NGOs’ scope of work was also disseminated; the teams were introduced to the people; they would work to facilitate the process of land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation over the next three years. Further, they were informed of the principles and objectives of the R&R Policy which upholds participation of the people, transparency in the processes and procedures and accountability to the public. The assurance that all documents would be available for perusal at the Grama Panchyats, NGO’s office, District Head Quarters and the KSTP Division Office and disclosure of contact persons, address and phone numbers added credibility and reduced their anxiety. 4.2.1 Affected Families Reported in RAP The census data collected between December 2000 and March 2002 showed that a total of 10,857 families would be affected of whom 71% constituted titleholders and the remaining 29% non-titleholders as shown in table-4.1 Table 4.1 Link-wise and category-wise estimate of affected families in Addendum I

Titleholders Non-Titleholders Sl. Total Number of Name of Road Marginally No Displaced Families Marginally Affected & Impacted Families Affected Families (PDF) Displaced Families (PAF) 1 Chengannur-Ettumanoor 2060 20 1014 3094 Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha 2 490 0 104 594

Pilathara-Pappinissery 3 448 6 178 632 Kasaragod-Kanhangad 4 186 9 133 328 Thalassery- Valavupara 5 1206 56 665 1927 Punalur-Ponkunnam 6 2007 73 685 2765 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha 7 1015 131 371 1517

4 Total 7412 295 3150 10857 5 Percentage 68.27 2.72 29.01 100.0

4.2.2 Number of Affected Families at the Time of Implementation After necessary orientation and training, six NGO teams conducted the census and socio- economic survey of affected families within the corridor of impact (CoI) using structured interview schedules. The NGO conducted census survey including the socioeconomic profile of the family, analyzed the data and assessed the extent of loss, classified the impact and documented the same using the database management system and generated a land schedule and compared the same with the data provided in Addendum I and prepared relevant reports. Based on the analysis of the data gathered during the social survey, the NGOs categorized the PAFs/ PAPs into broad categories of viz., Title holder Non-Title holder, Vulnerable, Non-vulnerable, and displaced and affected. Project Affected Families (PAFs) included owners and users of the property. Census revealed that the number of affected families increased by 91% above the estimate in Addendum I. When titleholders and non-titleholders are considered separately the difference in non- titleholders is slightly higher with 94.86% increase. Possibility of increase in number was primarily due to (a) PCC had stated as unknown when owner could not be identified. These unidentified and unknown land owners staying elsewhere responded when land acquisition process started, (b) fragmentation of property by partitioning of family property, (c) sales of land in the wake of real estate boom, (d) there was possible under-reporting of employees by the shop owners fearing Government action for non-implementation of labour welfare measures on their part, (e) squatters were left out from the PCC’s enumeration, were subsequently identified by the NGOs, in spite of the fact that they were bona fide residents of the place for long time having house numbers possessing ration card and voter identity cards.

4.2.3 Extent of Impact on Families

Social survey applied the bandwidth technique to categorise the impact which was based on the extent of loss. As land acquisition is along the existing road on either side, the affected property happens to be a narrow strip of land in most cases. Those who lost less than 10% of their landed property are grouped as marginally affected families. These properties may be with or without compound walls. The second category is listed as significantly affected . This group consists of those who lost 10-20% of their property involving part of their residential or commercial structures. The third category consists of displaced families from their residence or commercial establishments or other avocations due to acquisition of land and demolition of the structures. Table 4.2 Impact on Families – Titleholders and Non-titleholders

TITLEHOLDERS NON-TITLEHOLDERS

Marginally Significantly Significantly Grand Sl. Name of Road Displaced Displaced affected affected TOTAL affected TOTAL Total No families Families families families families Chengannur 273 51 1 2278 2602 348 724 1072 3674 Ettumanoor Ettumanoor - 2 Muvattupuzha 1464 72 76 1612 530 431 961 2573

Pilathara- 3 1125 20 91 1236 232 166 398 1634 Pappinissery Kasaragod- 9 63 4 381 453 360 124 484 937 Kanhangad

Thalassery- 5 2412 617 62 3091 491 1384 1875 4966 Valavupara

Punalur - 6 Ponkunnam 2231 79 89 2399 350 332 682 3081

Ponkunnam - 7 Thodupuzha 2990 110 115 3215 420 196 616 3831

8 Total 12881 1144 583 14608 2731 3357 6088 20696

9 Percentage 62.2 5.7 2.6 70.6 13.2 16.2 29.4 100.0

Average size of family in Kerala being five, total affected persons (20696 x 5) by 7 road links are about 103,480 of whom displaced persons are 16,570 and constitute 15.8% of the total impacted by KSTP-II. As Table 4.2 shows, nearly two thirds of the families are marginally affected while significantly affected families due to partial demolition of the structures constituted about 22% of the impacted population.

4.2.4 Detailed Analysis of Displaced Families Displaced families include both (a) titleholders and (b) non-titleholders. Titleholders formed less than one fifth of the displaced and almost all of them were self-resettled ‘in situ’, within the available land adjacent to the affected structure and were able to re-settle themselves. However, the non-titleholders, particularly the residential squatters had to be resettled ‘ex situ’ but within a reasonable distance of 500 meters to 2 kilometres from the displaced site. As the mid-term and terminal evaluation revealed and the photographs of the situation before and after resettlement show, (Annexure-2) the quality of life of the squatters improved manifold. They have become titleholders of the property with better physical amenities and enhanced their social status and self-esteem. Tenants and employees constituted 73%. All of them have been resettled in the same field and without any change in their original occupation. Tenants got themselves accommodated in the structures that came up in the locality and absorbed the employees who worked for them before. Another change induced by the R&R implementation is that commercial squatters have become tenants and their small business also improved. Details of the displaced persons and families are given in Table 4.3. Table 4.3 Category-wise distribution of families displaced by 7 Links

DISPLACED TITLEHOLDERS DISPLACED NON-TITLEHOLDERS

Res & Tenants Tenants Squatter Squatters Grand Sl. Name of Road Residential Commercial commercial Total Commer- Residen Residen- Commer- Employees Total No families families families cial tial tial cial Chengannur- 4 16 17 18 51 173 0 35 9 131 399 Ettumanoor

Ettumanoor- 5 28 35 13 76 211 0 27 11 281 606 Muvattupuz Pilathara - 68 17 74 0 91 124 0 0 0 108 323 Pappinissery Kasaragod - 68 9 54 0 63 147 0 0 1 212 423 Kanhangad Thalassery - 74 11 51 0 62 177 0 42 0 272 553 Valavupara Punalur - 84.1 29 53 7 89 109 14 66 45 116 439 Ponkunnam Ponkunnam - 84.2 81 43 27 115 202 6 45 41 126 571 Thodupuzha Total 191 327 65 547 1143 20 215 107 1246 3278

Percentage 4.7 10.0 2.0 16.7 34. 8 0.6 6.6 3.3 38.0 100.0

4.3 Issuing Identity Cards

On completion of the social survey, survey of the land, verification and categorization of the PAF, identity cards were issued to Entitled Persons (EP) authenticated by the Executive Engineer, KSTP. These identity cards also contained details of lost assets, their compensation and the various categories of assistance due to the EP. This and the disclosure of project details made project implementation transparent which the opinion leaders and the general public appreciated. 4.4 Preparation of Micro Plans

One of the most important tasks of the NGO was preparation of the micro plan in consultation with the PAPs. Participatory methodologies were applied to involve family members, particularly women in the family to positively assess the loss, constructively plan the resettlement and rehabilitation and effectively utilize the replacement value and other assistances. Restoration of lost livelihood, assets and opportunities was given prime importance. All efforts in the preparation of the microplan were geared towards the improvement of the standard of living utilizing the available opportunities, including upgradation of skills. Documented microplan has two dimensions. The first part of the micro plan is a case study (summarized write up of each case) and the second part is the financial aspect which quantifies all the entitlements of a PAP/PDP in monitory terms under various heads in appropriate formats of microplan of Titleholders, Non-titleholders, Cultural Property or Community Property Resources, as the case could be. 4.5 Extent of Land Required for KSTP - II

Addendum I provides an estimate of 79.05 Ha for widening 7 roads links as shown in table 4.4. But without having any upward revision of the land acquisition plan or any changes in the alignment, the required land for upgradation of 7 roads of KSTP II exceeded by 52.5%. PCC’s estimate and the actual statement of the land acquired and in the process of acquisition are presented in Tables 4.4 and 4.5. Table 4.4 Estimated extent of land and actual requirement for upgrading 7 road links

RAP’s estimate of Link Actual requirement Difference in Name of Road land requirement No of land (Hectares) Percentage (Hectares) 4 Chengannur-Ettumanoor 12.16 15.3673 26.38

5 Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha 4.09 17.8655 329.91

68 Pilathara-Pappinissery Road 3.33 6.2335 87.19

69 Kasaragod-Kanhangad Road 2.9 2.9832 2.87 74 Thalassery-Valavupara Road 15.89 25.3194 59.34

RAP’s estimate of Link Actual requirement Difference in Name of Road land requirement No of land (Hectares) Percentage (Hectares) 84.1 Punalur-Ponkunnam Road 23.70 17.7046 -25.30

84.2 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha Road 16.98 35.7331 110.44 Total 79.05 121.2066 52.50 Source: RAP Table 3.2 page 18 & T-8.2 on Page43 and LA Records of KSTP Divisions

PCC had stated their limitations and predicted some deficiency in the data they provided due to absence of property owners, non-availability of persons who could provide reliable data on property and other essential information. Hence they had advised on the need to update the data at the time of implementation. Land survey prior to acquisition identified substantial difference in both the extent of land acquired and the number of titleholder families affected. In order to find rational explanations for the difference, it is worth comparing the data of RAP with the data obtained through land survey. Reports on land acquisition showed that the required land for upgradation of 7 links is 52.5% more than the estimates. Perusal of land acquisition notification and discussions with key informants brought out the following points. i) Increase in the width of the corridor of impact to meet the needs of cutting and filling requirement was not shown in the strip maps. Therefore the assessment of land requirement based on the strip maps led to under estimation. ii) Technical persons of PCC supervised planting boundary stones to fix the alignment on the ground. While fixing the boundary lines, site specific decisions might have been taken to maintain required slope as well as to ensure the required corridor width based on the level of the road. This act in itself is off the record and bound to increase the estimates of the land requirement. iii) As the centre line of the proposed road could not be identified at the time of fixing the alignment on the ground due to the wear and tear of the road, the distance between the edge of the present carriageway and the outer line of the CoI was measured from the strip maps using ordinary centimeter scale rulers and converted the millimeter in the scale to meter on the ground. Although the approach is practical, the methodology is liable to make mistakes, as approximation is involved in assessing fraction of millimeter. To be on the safe side, the approximation could have been compromised for a greater value that could have led to the higher difference.

iv) Another important finding is that the RoW in the old records showed availability of large tracts of land along the existing road as revenue ‘puramboke’. But over the years, Government allotted these lands to persons and institutions. But change in the ownership was not updated in the revenue records. Hence village records showed outdated data which caused incorrect estimate. During land acquisition process, quite a few properties considered to be government land had already become private land. 4.5.1 Process of Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (amended in 1984) is the law for procedures to be followed for acquisition of land by the Government for public purposes and for determining compensation. While this Act does not per se provide for mitigation measures, its Section 23 discusses compensation at market price, the market value of land being determined "at the date of the publication of the notification."

For any land acquisition by the Government, the Land Acquisition Act under section 4(1) stipulates publication of a notification to that effect in the official Gazette and in two daily newspapers circulated in the locality. After a statutory period of 30 days for filing objections the Land Acquisition Officer (LAO) will hear objections to the proposed acquisition under section 5A of the LA Act. As KSTP places special emphasis on the information dissemination process through personal contact and the audio-visual media, R&R units in each division are to ensure that each affected PAP is fully aware of the procedures and their possibilities and rights to participate in the process.

In order to proceed with the acquisition of the notified land or any portion of it, a declaration under section 6 of the Act specifying the precise boundaries of the area of the land need to be made. Every declaration is to be published in the official gazette and in two daily newspapers, which have circulation in the local areas. With the appearance of the notification under section 6 of the Act in the Gazette, the Revenue Department issues a direction to the Collector under section 7 of the Act to issue the order for acquisition of the notified land and/or other immovable properties. Section 8 of the Act requires land to be marked out, measured and planned, while under section 9 notices are served to the concerned person stating the intention of the Government to take possession of the land and that any claims for compensation should be made to the Collector. Finally, the award of compensation is made by the Collector under

37 section 11 of the Act after enquiring into objections (if any) in pursuant to the notice given under section 9, to the measurements made under section 8 and into the value of the land on the date of publication of the notification under section 4(1). The award under section 11 is made within two years from the date of publication of the declaration and if no award is made within this period the entire proceedings of the land acquisition lapses and a fresh notification needs to be initiated. Once the award is made, the Collector takes possession of the land, which thereupon vests absolutely in the Government free from all encumbrances. Completion of these processes is expected to take about 3 years, i.e., one year from Notification under Section 4 (1) to declaration under Section 6(1) and two years from Declaration 6(1) to award under section 11. Therefore, to cut short the long drawn process, KSTP adopted direct purchase method after publishing the Declaration under section 6 (1).

4.5.2 Direct Purchase Method

The main tool for direct purchase is the negotiation by the DLPC with the land owners in groups and on reaching a consensus an agreement is signed to register the sale deed on payment of the amount mutually agreed. However, if the owner of the land does not have the required documents to transact the sale deed, or he/she is not cooperative, the LA process will be completed till award under section 11 of the LA Act. Irrespective of the method of land acquisition, KSTP utilised the services of NGOs and Sociologists who counselled the affected and entitled persons to ensure their active participation in the implementation of the RAP. These practices led to a positive attitudinal change in the people of Kerala towards land acquisition for development projects. 4.5.3 Counselling the Entitled Persons

Anticipating the issues that accompany the land acquisition process, whether by LA process or by direct purchase, the NGOs informed the entitled persons to keep ready all required original documents necessary for receiving compensation and R&R entitlements. The process of collecting relevant documents required adequate time. In the absence of the necessary documents to prove the ownership of the property, the land acquisition office would have to proceed with land acquisition process by depositing the compensation in the Court. Situation arising from the death of the titleholder or dispute among the titleholders who jointly owned the property also caused problems in receiving the compensation Hence the PAPs were provided

38 written information well in advance to keep those documents ready for compensation. The NGO facilitated this process and implementation of LA and R&R went off smoothly. The non-titleholders (tenants, squatters, encroachers and employees) were also counselled of their rights to the entitlements in accordance with the R&R Policy. Residential Squatters were required to produce a certificate from the village officer to prove their squatter status, that is, they do not possess any land in the village. All Non-titleholders were assisted in planning their resettlement, utilizing the opportunity to upgrade or develop new skills to improve coping capacity and their living standard as well. 4.6 Participatory Process in Fixing Replacement Value of Land Fixing replacement value of land was a major challenge KSTP. Land is the scarcest resource and its location is linked with opportunities. In order to systematically assess the value of land, Approved Valuers from the Institution of Engineers were engaged till the project officials learnt the process. After preparing the assessment, affected land owners of each village were grouped under specific category of land and the District Level Purchase Committee (DLPC) negotiated with each group of land owners until consensus was reached. The process of negotiation with the DLPC turned out to be an empowering experience for most of the EPs.

4.7 Time Taken to Implement Land Acquisition and R&R Processes of Phase II

Land acquisition process for Phase II started in 2004 in three KSTP divisions to which the implementation of RAP was linked. Although the LA process covering 61.43 Ha (50.77%) was completed by the end of 2006, it was realised that 1443 plots of land and properties measuring 3.5964 hectares were excluded from acquisition. Survey numbers of these properties were not included in the original list published under Section 4 (1) of the Land Acquisition Act. Hence the process had to be started again for those missed out properties. Similarly when the LA process at other villages were completed in 2008 and 2010 another 1162 properties totalling 4.58 hectares were identified to have been missed out, requiring initiation of LA process anew. Table 3.2 gives the details of LA process for each road showing the series of notifications which excludes the last tranche of ‘missing’ survey numbers covering 566 properties with an extent of 3.46 hectares. On an average it took a year and half to acquire land.

Table 4.5 Implemented schedule of land acquisition process Land Implementation Dates of Land Acquisition under LA Act (1894) Link Length Acquisition Requisition to Issue of Issue of Issue of Declaration of no. (km) Requirement Competent Section 4(1) Section 6 Section 9 Award (ha) Authority Notification Notification Notification 25-08-04 30.11.2004 25.06.05 22.11.05 23.12.05

30.11.04 01.02.05 16.01.06 30.01.06 18.03.06

02.02.05 18.05.05 13.05.07 21.04.08 12.05.08

4 47.0 14.7080 11.01.07 13.04.07 12.02.09 06.12.10 8.12.10

12.05.08 08.09.08 17.02.10 04.80.11 24.08.11

30.01.10 14.07.10 19.07.11 13.03.12 21.03.12

17.02.10 14.07.10 07.02.12 22.05.12 23.07.12

5 40.9 17.8655 30-06-04 17.08.04 20-07-05 30.08.05 11-09-05

68 20.9 2.9832 01-07-04 12.08.04 23-07-05 17-12-05 31-12-05 10.12.04 69 27.8 6.2335 30-09-04 23-07-05 17-12-05 31-12-05

74 53.1 25.3194 31-08-04 16-12-04 09-06-05 30-06-05 27-08-05

16.01.05 08.04.05 27.12.05 18.01.06 28.02.06

84.1 81.9 35.7331 28.05.05 30.08.07 28.08.09 26.07.10 10.10.10

24.06.09 31.07.09 16.02.11 19.02.12 24.07.12

31.10.04 16.12.04 31.12.05 20.02.06 09.05.06

28.04.05 26.04.06 09.08.07 01.04.08 30.04.08 84.2 50.3 35.7331 16.03.06 07.07.06 23.11.07 25.08.08 14.07.09

15.11.06 21.01.07 29.01.08 11.08.08 28.08.09

4.8 Status of Land Acquisition

Table 4.7 below presents the land acquisition status as on 30 September 2012 which shows that acquired land is 97.2% leaving a balance of 2.8% which consists of 3.46 hectares. As per the recent Government Order (MS) No.182 /2012/RD dated 3rd May 2012, if at the DLPC reached a consensus with the PAPs on land value, the proposal may be submitted to SLEC for approval. On getting the approval of the SLEC, award is passed and the property is taken over after payment of the agreed amount. This shortens the LA process significantly. Ninety percent of the remaining property for acquisition is at the stage of approval of the land value by the SLEC and the balance waiting for DLPC.

Table 4.6 Land Acquisition status on 30 September 2012 Acquisition by Acquisition Transfer of Total Land Total Link Direct Purchase through the Government Land to be Name of Road Required Extent of Land No method process of LA Act land acquired (Hectares) in possession (Hectares) (Hectares) (Hectares) (Hectares) of KSTP

Chengannur- 15.3673 7.8199 6.9252 0.0323 14.7774 0.5899 4 Ettumanoor Ettumanoor- 5 17.8655 7.4368 9.5887 0.1142 17.1397 0.7258 Muvattupuzha

Pilathara- 68 6.2335 4.4834 1.6648 0.0735 6.2217 0.0118 Pappinissery

Kasaragod- 69 2.9832 1.5912 1.2914 0.0999 2.9825 0.0007 Kanhangad

Thalassery- 74 25.3194 9.9006 13.4245 0.4916 23.8167 1.5027 Valavupara

Punalur- 84.1 17.7046 10.4627 6.1709 0.5971 17.2307 0.4739 Ponkunnam

Ponkunnam- 84.2 35.7331 9.8695 25.5439 0.1645 35.5779 0.1552 Thodupuzha

Total 121.2066 51.5641 64.6094 1.5731 117.7466 3. 4600

4 Percentage 100.00 42.54 53.31 1.30 97.15 2.8

4.9 Entitlements of the PAPs and Disbursement of Compensation and Assistance Project affected persons irrespective of their status as titleholders or non-titleholders are entitled to certain assistances as enshrined in the R&R Policy. These are land value at DLPC rates arrived through negotiation with the PAPs, structure value without depreciation, compensation for other improvements (trees, etc), shifting assistance to the displaced persons and families, rental allowance to those who lost their residences and transitional allowance to compensate loss/diminishing income. Approved microplans of entitled persons specified the amount due to each family. In keeping with the recommendations, joint accounts were opened in scheduled banks and the full amount of R&R assistance as specified in the approved microplan was deposited in the bank account. Disbursement of assistance to the PAPs was, however, regulated against the purchase of assets or enhancement of assets or construction of structures certified by the NGO. Such regulation ensured that assistance was used for productive purpose. Following tables presents the number of entitled persons/families to whom various entitlements were disbursed.

Total amount paid to PAPs as compensation and assistance as on 30 th September 2012 is Rs.2020 million. Details presented in Table 4.10. Table 4.7 Details of entitlements and the number of entitled persons/families as on 30 th September 2012 Road Link Numbers Total Entitlements number of 4 5 68 69 74 84.1 84.2 families Total number of affected received 2466 1511 1233 452 2933 2247 3200 14,042 replacement value for land Total number of affected received replacement value for residential 34 41 17 9 11 36 108 256 structure Total number of affected received replacement value for commercial 17 35 74 54 51 53 43 327 structure Total number of affected received replacement value for retaining/ 1217 857 322 109 617 543 629 4,294 boundary wall Total number of affected received replacement value for other 47 13 17 9 69 43 52 250 structures Total number of affected received 632 521 237 117 523 977 1037 4,044 replacement value for trees Total number of affected received 268 365 215 211 281 323 445 2,108 shifting allowance Total number of affected received 78 79 17 9 53 161 200 597 rental allowance Total number received transitional 1380 1081 492 547 2543 807 790 7,640 allowance

4.10 Prevention and Control of Highway Diseases

KSTP anticipated that developed highways help the spread of highway diseases linked with the behaviour of migrant labour force, truckers and sex workers. The RAP of KSTP had made provision to tackle this issue in terms of awareness campaigns against this problem. NGOs organised and conducted awareness programmes with the support of State AIDS Control Society. 4.11 Restoration of Cultural Property Resources

Cultural properties such as temples, churches, mosques and shrines and common property resources located along the road side were also affected by the project. Most of these common properties are owned by their respective registered “Society” or “Trust” and managed by the Committee. The project compensated their loss and provided for the enhancement of benefits of these affected properties. KSTP II affected 213 such properties. In most of the cases the

42 compound wall or vacant land in the road frontage was affected, sparing the structures. But some ‘hundis’ (money collection boxes) located on encroached land in the right of way and a few shrines had to be replaced. KSTP held negotiation with the authorities of these properties and reached mutual agreement to adequately compensate acquired assets. Accordingly KSTP II provided for the mitigation measures to the cultural properties including enhancement of benefits. 4.12 Grievance Redress Land acquisition and related rehabilitation are very sensitive issues involving emotions, besides the financial dimension. Hence grievances were anticipated and a grievance redressal system was established as an indispensable component of the institutional arrangements of KSTP with the District Collector as its Chairman. Grievances of the PAPs of KSTP-II are grouped into (i) alignment related (ii) category of land and compensation (iii) dispute on extent of land marked for acquisition (iv) inadequacy of compensation and assistances or allowances (v) protection of property (vi) restoration of access and (vii) extension of the time line for demolition. Grievances of various types brought to the notice of KSTP, redressal measures and outcome are presented in Table 4.8. Table 4.8 Grievances of PAPs and redressal measures

Sl. Number of Nature of Grievance Redressal Measure Outcome No PAPs Public consultations/ Convening No change in the alignment as 77 GRC, displaying strip maps and KSTP could convince PAPs 1 Change in alignment other documents High Court dismissed the 9 Writ appeal in High Court petition Land value enhanced through 616 Reconvening of DLPC negotiation Inadequate 2 Court enhanced compensation. compensation of land Resort to LA Reference to Court 469 But in 91% amount is less of Law than DLPC rates. Change in the Review of the category based on Category upgraded and 3 9 category of land site visit approved. Variation in the Findings of resurvey accepted 4 11 Resurvey conducted extent of land by all Acquisition of Based on site inspection report 5 2 PAP self-resettled structure GRC approved acquisition Written assurance given. Provide retaining wall Based on site inspection report 6 8 Implementation during to protect structure GRC approved the proposal upgradation work Implementation during 7 Protection of well 7 Approved protection measures upgradation work

Conversion of part Microplan revised and 8 valuation of structure 29 GRC approved the proposal approved to full or vice versa Inadequate Review of 11 and revaluation of Enhanced compensation in 6 9 compensation for the 17 6 structures cases structure Revision of the microplan based Inadequacy of 10 43 on reassessment of vulnerability Enhanced assistance granted assistance conditions Extension of time Review of the progress of 1-3 months extended based on 11 105 limit for demolition resettlement arrangements assessment Restoration of access Site visit and discussion with Written assurance to restore 12 to property after 21 PAPs access on demolition demolition 1423 6.2% Titleholders and 0.71% 3.2% (478) titleholders opted for Total (100%) Non-titleholders reported legal measures (Court of Law) grievances and got redressed 4.13 Monitoring

Implementation of Addendum I involves land acquisition, resettlement of displaced persons and families and rehabilitation of both affected and displaced persons/families. Some of these activities were implemented sequentially while certain activities can be carried out simultaneously. Listing out the activities and fixing mutually agreed target dates for completion by the stakeholder’s makes implementation systematic and efficient and monitoring effective. As implementation of the project is distributed in three KSTP divisions with field staff who have clearly defined roles and responsibilities, the implementation plan is uniform for all divisions. Division level and PMT level review meetings, monthly reports and provides adequate opportunity for monitoring the project and take appropriate corrective measures. Time taken for taking possession of land is a spreadsheet used to monitor land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation. A strip map showing the existing road and the land acquisition process and progress on either side shown in different colours identifies at a glance where acquisition has been completed, the length of the encumbrance free stretch, the gaps in acquisition and the locations requiring special attention. Similarly, the various R&R activities from social survey and verification to microplan preparation, its approval and implementation – disbursement of assistance, resettlement and rehabilitation, etc are listed out village-wise and the achievement recorded in number and percentage made reporting and monitoring easier. 4.14 Protection of Acquired Land To protect the acquired land from encroachment, KSTP got serially numbered boundary stones planted at an interval of 20 meters along straight lines and at the curves along the boundary of the RoW. Sign boards were also fixed at vulnerable location warning people against

44 encroachment and displaying telephone numbers to report any attempts of encroachment. Videographs of the links were also taken with land marks for future reference. The assistance of Local Self-Governments was also requested in writing and by involving their Councils through consultation to keep the corridor of impact free from encroachment. Certain LSGs also use the funds available from National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme to keep the COI the area clean.

4.15 Preliminary Assessment of Impact of R&R Addendum I showed that census of the PAPs and the socio-economic survey along the 7 roads links were conducted between May 2000 and February 2001. The average monthly income of the affected families of the 7 roads and the per capita income at current prices for the year 2010-11 along with the growth rate of the concerned districts are presented in the following table. Table 4.9 Average family income/ per capita income statement

Per capita Income Sl. Average Family in the District at Growth Rate at District Covered No Name of Road Monthly Income current prices Current prices (2010-11)

Alappuzha, 53,535 10.27 1 Chengannur- Pathanamthitta & 6,975 60,370 9.31 Ettumanoor Kottayam 64,648 8.47

Kottayam & 64,648 8.47 2 Ettumanoor- 3,880 Muvattupuzha Ernakulam 79,553 11.19

Kasaragod- 3 Kasaragod 4,372 44,572 7.97 Kanhangad

Pilathara- 4 Kannur 6,957 49,562 8.09 Pappinissery

Thalassery- 5 Kannur 7,098 49,562 8.09 Valavupara

Kollam, 7.87 Punalur- 53,595 6 Pathanamthitta & 3,481 60,370 9.31 Ponkunnam Kottayam 64648 8.47

Ponkunnam- Kottayam & 64,648 8.47 7 4,537 Thodupuzha Idukki 54,645 6.84

Source: RAP and Economic Review 2010-11, Government of Kerala

The information in Table 4.9 when linked with the findings of the terminal evaluation of KSTP, it can be affirmed that implementation of R&R Policy enabled the project to achieve the objectives of Operational Policy 4.12 of The World Bank (2002). It assisted displaced persons to improve their livelihoods and standards of living in real terms, to pre-displacement. The terminal evaluation appreciated positive changes in the living standards of the project affected families in the post-displacement period. 66% of the families belonged to forward communities while 1.34% consisted of scheduled castes (SC) and the remaining 32.66% belonged to other backward communities (OBC). There has not been any major shift in the previous occupation but identified a slight decrease in the farm labour which is in line with the general trend in Kerala, a shift from the agriculture to service sector. There has been a very significant positive change in the resource and asset base of the PAFs who acquired durable domestic assets. Among the displaced, majority demonstrated upward mobility which showed 13% increase in pucca (permanent) structures which was directly linked with the decrease in kutcha (shackle) and semi-pucca structures. Other amenities accessed by the PAFs/PDFs were, drinking water, electric connection and cooking gas showing a shift from firewood by 4.4%. The evaluation also found that the displaced families could retain their income levels and some could improve their household income due to productive use of R&R assistance. The new structures that have come up along the project roads after the acquisition tells the tale of the upward movement of PAPs in social status, asset acquisition and utilization of compensation and assistance towards development. 4.16 Budget and the Expenditure

Addendum I provided an estimate for each package to cover land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation. In the context of the increased extent of required land and the number of affected families, it is quite natural that the budget provisions happened to be under estimated. However, an effort is made to consolidate the payments made under various categories as compensation and R&R assistance and provide a comparison. Provision has also been made for the pending payments related to the 3.46 hectares of land as lump sum to cover cost of land and R&R assistances.

Table 4.10 Comparison of RAP estimate and expenditure statement

Links 4 & 5 Links 68, 68 &74 Links 84.1 & 84.2

Sl. RAP RAP Heads of account Expenditure Expenditure RAP Estimate Expenditure No Estimate Estimate (Rs Million) (Rs Million) (Rs Million) (Rs Million) (Rs Million) (Rs Million)

Compensation for 1 land acquired under 130.64 276.6 209.77 182.90 270.63 575.65 LA Act

Direct purchase of 2 0 254.9 0 202.51 0 385.84 land

3 R&R Assistance 136.06 45.0 173.49 23.5 265.37 89.89

Amount pending 4 0 55.0 0 50.0 0 52.0 payment

5 Total 266.70 664.5 383.26 458.91 536.0 1053.38

Percentage of 6 145.16 19.74 96.53 difference

Direct purchase of land involved replacement value of land and structure. A substantial amount of DP is assistance which is not accounted separately. Hence R&R assistance was reduced to 27.6% of the total allocation/estimate. Whereas the estimated amount for land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation was Rs.1185.86 million, total payment made towards land acquisition and R&R assistances plus balance payments pending is Rs. 2176.79 million which exceeded the budget estimate by 83.55%. Increase in the extent of acquired land, and the number of affected families when clubbed with the delay in implementation and the inflationary factors could possibly explain this excess. It is to be noted that with the completion of KSTP-I, reimbursement of R&R expenditure was disallowed by the Bank on 31 st December, 2008. KSTP had only 61% of land acquisition and related resettlement completed by then. The expenditure incurred for LA and R&R between 1st January 2009 and 30 th September 2012 towards LA and R&R is Rs.711 million. Payment towards R&R alone amounted to Rs.307 million.

CHAPTER V

ACTION PLAN TO COMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION OF R&R POLICY (Link 41&47 and balance activities of 7 Links)

5.1 Introduction

Although implementation of Addendum I for KSTP II started in mid November 2003 and presently in the 9 th year, there still remains about 3% of the land to be acquired and the PAPs in these lands to be resettled and rehabilitated and 1334 affected families by link 41&47. Therefore, this section presents the action plan to complete the R&R of all adversely affected people by KSTP II.

5.2 Affected and Displaced Families

As mentioned above a total of 13.66 ha of land remains to be acquired that will have an impact on xx number of people. Out of which 10.2 ha is for 41&47 links as given in table below:

Table 5.1 Estimated number of affected Families Land to be Total Number of Total Number of acquired Affected Families Displaced Families Sl. No. Link No Name of Road (ha)

1 4 Chengannur-Ettumanoor 0.5899 133 3 2 5 Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha 0.7258 96 5

3 68 Pilathara-Pappinissery 0.0118 3 0

4 69 Kasaragod-Kanhangad 0 0

5 74 Thalassery- Valavupara 1.5027 147 11

6 84.1 Punalur-Ponkunnam 0.4739 151 1

7 84.2 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha 0.1552 15 0

Perumbilavu-Pattambi- 8 41&47 10.2000 1040 294 Perinthalmanna

Total 13.6593 1585 605

The verification of those affected by link 1-7, reveals that, they will all lose between 5 to10% of their property and will be marginally affected. The preliminary assessments of adverse impacts along link 41&47 indicates that 66 % of the affected too will be marginally affected, 12 % significantly and 22% will be displaced.

5.3 Impact on Assets

The upgradation of roads involves widening, drains, provision for safety, relocation of common services etc. for which assets will be acquired. These assets include agriculture land, structures and common property. In total 1585 number of assets will be acquired and most of them will lose a very narrow strip of the asset mostly boundary wall. Table given below provides the number of assets that will be affected.

Table 5.2 Estimated number of assets Agriculture Homestead House Shops CPR Sl. plot plot Link No Name of Road No. (Number) (Number) (Number) (Number) (Number)

Chengannur- 96 37 1 2 0 1 4 Ettumanoor Ettumanoor- 91 5 4 1 0 2 5 Muvattupuzha

3 68 Pilathara-Pappinissery 2 1 0 0 0

4 69 Kasaragod-Kanhangad 0 0 0 0 0

Thalassery- 117 30 5 6 0 5 74 Valavupara

6 84.1 Punalur-Ponkunnam 104 47 0 1 0

7 84.2 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha 11 4 0 0 0

Perumbilavu-Pattambi- 742 19 127 146 9 8 41&47 Perinthalmanna

Total 1163 143 137 156 9

5.4 Land Acquisition

As mentioned before, a total of 13.66 ha of additional land is required for the project. The balance land identified for link 1-7 is primarily because of ‘missed’ out survey numbers from the notification to be acquired. For link 41&47, land acquisition plans will be firmed up with the finalization of the design. The acquisition in respect of the different road links is given in table below:

Table 5.3 Land acquisition plan

Date of Issue of Section Land to be Date of Issue of 9 Notification Disbursement Sl. Link publication of Name of Road acquired Section 4(1) Declaration of assistance No. No Section 6 & completion (Hectares) Notification of DLPC of Award and taking

Notification meetings possession

Chengannur- 0.5899 12.01.2012 10.09.2012 10.10.2012 31.10.2012 30.11.2012 1 4 Ettumanoor Ettumanoor- 2 5 0.7258 16.01. 2012 25.08.2012 10.10.2012 31.10.2012 30.11.2012 Muvattupuzha

Pilathara- 3 68 0.0118 25.07.2012 04.09.2012 10.10.2012 31.10.2012 30.11.2012 Pappinissery

Kasaragod- 4 69 0.0007 12.12.2011 10.08.2012 27.09.2012 09.10.2012 31.10.2012 Kanhangad

Thalassery- 5 74 1.5027 19.02.2012 03.09.2012 28.09.2012 15.10.2012 30.11.2012 Valavupara

Punalur- 31.03.2012 & 6 84.1 0.4739 09.07.2012 27.09.2012 15.10.2012 30.11.2012 Ponkunnam 27.4.2012

Ponkunnam- 7 84.2 0.1552 10.03.2011 18.08.2012 24.09.2012 15.10.2012 30.11.2012 Thodupuzha

8 Perumbilavu- 41& Pattambi- December March –May 10.2 July 2013 October 2013 October 2013 47 Perinthalmann 2013 2014 a

The extent of land pending acquisition amounts to 3.46 hectares which is 2.85% of the total required land for serial number 1-7 in the above table. Total number of PAFs in all 7 road links to be covered in the present tranche of final acquisition plan is 568. LA and R&R process is going on and before the end of 2012 all issues related to land acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation would be completed to ensure that CoI is fully in the possession of KSTP for serial number -7. For link 41&47 the land will be acquired and by end of 103. Land schedule of the properties which are in the process of acquisition, resettlement and rehabilitation is appended to this report as Annexures.

The process of acquisition will continue to be similar to the measures provided in Addendum I and Chapter 4 of the report.

5.4 Implementation schedule:

The implementation of R&R policy developed for the project includes various steps to ensure that the affected will at least restore their livelihood. For serial number 1-7 in table 5.3, the census and social survey were conducted in parallel by the Sociologists at KSTP Divisions from the date of 4(1) Notification for the acquisition of missed out properties. Counselling the PAPs and preparation of microplan began with the publication of the declaration under section 6.1. However, the assistance will be finalized after the approval of negotiated rates by DLPC and the SLEC and disbursement of assistance will complete by end December 2012. Land owners who live either outside the state or those with dispute over the ownership will require additional period to receive the rehabilitation assistance.

For link 41&47 the schedule of implementation for land acquisition will be in parallel with the verification of affected people which is given below:

No Activity Date of implementation

1 Publication of 4(1) Notice for Land acquisition 08.07.2013

2 Hearing Objections under section %A of LA Act 22.08.2013

3 Survey and sub-division Work 31.10.2013

4 Declaration under section 6(1) of LA Act 30.11.2013

5 DLPC meeting to fix land value 31.12.2013

6 Award 31.03.2014

7 Disbursement of compensation and assistance 30.04.2014

8 Resettlement and rehabilitation 31.05.2014

a. Appointment of staff at the PMT and at Division: staff mobilized. b. District level committee set-up by the State Government. Completed c. Training of the R&R managers. Completed. d. Translation and printing of R&R policy in local language and preparing pamphlets of R&R policy in local language. Completed e. Public consultations and creating awareness about the project amongst the PAPs from February 2013 onwards f. Distributing the R&R policy to the EPs. February 2013 g. Verification of the EPs. February 2013 h. Updating the census data. March 2013 i. Distribution of Identity Cards. March 2013 j. Opening of joint accounts in the name of EP. April 2013 k. Disbursement of compensation and assistance. March 2014 onwards.

l. Relocation of displaced people. April 2014 onwards m. Training for Income Restoration. Ongoing from April 2014 onwards n. Monitor physical and financial progress. Monthly and quarterly reviews o. Prepare monthly progress reports. p. Mid Term and End Term evaluation.

5.5 Construction related impacts and Mitigation Plans

During the construction period, some cutting and filling is expected which will change the levels of the road creating access problem to people living in adjacent properties. These access problems can be easily solved by providing alternate access until the lost access is re- established by placing the required slabs over the drain or by constructing earthen ramp or steps from the road to the affected property. Restoration of lost access is treated as PAP works and provisions are made in the budget. The environmental issues linked with construction such as the dust during dry season and the slush and flood during rainy season require careful and timely mitigation measures during construction period. Structures close to the road and properties prone to land slide also require protective measures like retaining walls are required and included in the DPR. Supervision Consultant and the Contractor are expected to deal with the situation with least disturbance to the PAPs.

5.6 BUDGET

Table 1. 7 Estimated Budget to complete the implementation Items PWD WB Total (Rs. Million) Compensation 145 0 145 Assistance 12 50 62 Support 0 6.5 6.5 Other 1 1.5 2.5 Total 158 58 216

Link-wise and Village-wise Distribution of Impacted Titleholders (TH) and Non-titleholders (NTH) [Acronyms: MAF= Marginally afffected families; SAF=Significantly affected families; PDF=Project displaced families] Titleholders (TH) Non-titleholders (NTH) Total land Total Village CPRs (Ha) Sl No MAF SAF PDF Total PDF SAF Total TH & NTH A Link 4 1 Chengannur 0.4505 120 10 3 133 19 14 33 166 2 2 Thiruvanvandoor 0.4156 147 11 7 165 5 34 39 204 2 3 Kuttoor 0.0163 70 9 0 79 3 7 10 89 3 4 Thiruvalla 4.6917 223 4 3 230 0 3 3 233 2 5 Kuttappuzha 0.1016 95 6 2 103 14 7 21 124 0 6 Kavumbhagam 0.7869 146 7 4 157 14 0 14 171 1 7 Changanacherry 0.4563 190 7 3 200 11 67 78 278 0 8 Vazhappally East 0.5744 153 61 0 214 70 199 269 483 0 Vazhappally West 109 6 3 118 4 11 15 133 2 9 0.2761 10 Kurichy 0.0961 92 0 4 96 16 11 27 123 4 11 Nattakam 2.7123 325 33 15 373 45 88 133 506 1 12 Kottayam 0.2112 101 17 0 118 3 89 92 210 0 13 Muttambalam 0.2577 45 0 0 45 0 14 14 59 20 14 Perumbaikadu 0.8032 382 4 1 387 104 56 160 547 0 15 Athirampuzha 0.9602 249 0 4 253 37 6 43 296 0 16 Peroor 1.1124 126 0 1 127 0 4 4 131 0 Sub Total 13.9225 2573 175 50 2798 345 610 955 3753 37 B Link 5 1 Ettumanoor 1.4915 308 0 15 323 165 137 302 625 0 2 Kanakari 2.1060 126 0 6 132 0 15 15 147 0 3 Kuruvilangad 1.5691 316 0 2 318 17 134 151 469 2 4 Monipally 1.4047 248 4 11 263 51 10 61 324 3 5 Veliyannor 0.8102 139 0 0 139 11 0 11 150 0 6 Koothattukulam 1.2966 134 0 11 145 101 65 166 311 3 7 Palakuzha 1.9991 106 1 8 115 8 7 15 130 4 8 Arakkuzha 1.1265 43 0 4 47 1 0 1 48 0 9 Marady 0.4264 210 0 19 229 0 68 68 297 1 Sub Total 12.2301 1630 5 76 1711 354 436 790 2501 13 C Link 68 0 1 Cheruthazham 1.3131 64 3 13 80 11 0 11 91 3 2 Madai 0.0903 15 2 1 18 0 8 8 26 1 3 Ezhom 0.2477 37 2 6 45 43 10 53 98 1 4 Cherukunnu 2.4159 315 7 21 343 70 60 130 473 5 5 Kannapuram 0.5802 215 3 12 230 73 29 102 332 0 6 Kalliaserry 0.9712 160 0 20 180 42 13 55 235 0 7 Pappinissery 1.6792 312 1 23 336 29 16 45 381 0 8 Sub Total 7.2976 1118 18 96 1232 268 136 404 1636 10 D Link 69 1 Kasaragod 0.0091 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 Thalangara 0.0069 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 Chemmanad 0.7507 77 0 46 123 46 0 46 169 0 4 Kalanadu 0.4960 10 8 13 31 13 7 20 51 0 5 Uduma 0.2664 7 0 110 117 110 0 110 227 0 6 Pallikkare-II 0.0416 20 0 1 21 1 6 7 28 10 7 Pallikkare-I 0.1486 23 1 36 60 36 72 108 168 4 8 Keekan 0.0146 5 1 2 8 2 1 3 11 0 9 Chittari 0.2354 42 0 36 78 36 25 61 139 0 10 Ajanoor 0.1666 30 3 38 71 38 0 38 109 0 11 Balla 0.0227 7 3 20 30 20 24 44 74 0 12 Hosdurg 0.6735 96 2 68 166 68 12 80 246 0 13 Kanhangad 0.0435 14 0 2 16 2 2 4 20 0 Sub Total 2.8756 335 18 372 725 372 149 521 1246 14 E Link 74 1 Thiruvangad 0.6508 116 65 7 188 55 206 261 449 0 2 Eranjoli 0.6834 152 4 0 156 27 35 62 218 0 3 Kathiroor 1.5523 298 189 24 511 221 3 224 735 3 4 Kottayam 0.4865 125 10 1 136 6 30 36 172 2 5 Pattiyam 0.2973 20 4 0 24 10 12 22 46 1 6 Koothuparamba 1.2433 208 22 0 230 38 149 187 417 0 7 Mangattidam 0.3279 58 17 4 79 6 17 23 102 0 8 Kandamkunnu 1.3265 158 13 3 174 10 15 25 199 2 9 Pazhassi 2.7008 313 148 8 469 163 351 514 983 0 10 Kolari 0.5488 42 23 1 66 8 7 15 81 0 11 Chavasseri 3.4529 376 49 23 448 4 52 56 504 0 12 Keezhoor 2.5722 153 52 11 216 26 36 62 278 0 13 Payam 1.6986 114 12 18 144 8 22 30 174 2 14 Vilamana 5.7887 201 28 21 250 13 32 45 295 5 Sub Total 23.3300 2334 636 121 3091 595 967 1562 4653 15 F Link 84.1 1 Valakkodu 0.5253 62 14 1 77 7 24 31 108 2 2 Punnala 0.9201 15 0 15 24 24 39 4 3 Piavanthoor 0.0771 106 5 111 33 7 40 151 0 4 Pathanapuram 0.6311 87 34 15 136 63 134 197 333 4 5 Enadimangalam 0.028 14 0 14 0 0 14 0 6 Kalanjoor 0.9316 140 5 6 151 46 23 69 220 4 7 Koodal 0.4843 102 3 1 106 14 4 18 124 7 8 V.Kottayam 0.2925 46 2 48 6 6 54 6 9 Aruvappulam 0.2123 51 0 51 0 0 51 2 10 Konni 0.9118 172 12 12 196 50 39 89 285 8 11 Pramadam 2.1359 228 11 21 260 26 3 29 289 5 12 Pathanamthitta 0.4542 83 0 83 11 37 48 131 10 13 Mylapra 1.8632 198 1 199 24 6 30 229 8 14 Ranni 2.9009 250 24 15 289 24 21 45 334 15 15 Pazhavangadi 2.1734 206 25 7 238 19 32 51 289 7 16 Chethackal 1.906 184 6 5 195 3 5 8 203 13 Sub Total 16.4477 1944 134 91 2169 350 335 685 2854 95 G Link 84.2 1 Manimala 2.2450 179 1 1 181 27 7 34 215 4 2 Vellavoor 0.4496 38 0 1 39 8 8 47 2 3 Cheruvally 3.8433 266 4 8 278 9 1 10 288 8 4 Chirakkadavu 3.18804 388 9 28 425 102 41 143 568 12 5 Elamgulam 3.2905 145 4 14 163 40 17 57 220 8 6 Elikkulam 1.2434 110 6 8 124 17 5 22 146 3 7 Poovarani 1.3153 240 3 4 247 10 8 18 265 4 8 Meenachil 1.2236 219 3 12 234 46 11 57 291 3 9 Lalam 3.5795 226 1 5 232 18 6 24 256 3 11 Bharanaganam 0.3751 56 0 1 57 7 8 15 72 2 12 Kadanadu 1.3712 52 0 0 52 21 13 34 86 2 13 Vellilappally 0.5504 145 0 1 146 13 0 13 159 4 14 Ramapuram 2.0738 137 0 3 140 9 0 9 149 0 15 Karikunnam 2.8539 290 4 30 324 49 13 62 386 2 16 Thodupuzha 2.8684 120 1 25 146 27 1 28 174 1 17 Manakkadu 2.8031 54 0 9 63 3 0 3 66 0 18 Kumaramangalam 25 0 5 30 14 0 44 0 1.1522 14 Sub Total 34.4263 2690 36 155 2881 420 131 551 3432 58 Grand Total (7 Links) 121.2066 12,881 1,144 583 14,608 2,731 3,357 6,088 20,696 242 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

Link 5 Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road

Name of the User/ Revenue Name & Address of Revenue Occupant of the Survey Owner/Titleholder Village Use of Use property No. (Sq.m) affected affected Position Property Extent of Extent Category Serial No Serial structure Chainage Category of Category Vulnerability affected area area affected 1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Kuriala Varkey 1 44.000 R Agr Edapparambil Kuriala Varkey 50/1-1 Ettumanoor 29 Only Land NV 9447737126 Dr. George Cherian, Dr. George 50/18-1 2 44.000 R Res Rani Cherian Cherian,Rani Ettumanoor 38 Only Land NV 50/20-1 Velliyammakkal Cherian Devassia S/o Thomas Land & 3 44.000 R Res Mundackal Devassia 50/19-1 Ettumanoor 16 Comp NV 04812537099 Wall George S/o Dr. George 4 44.000 R Res Cherian, Velliyammakkal George 50/17-1 Ettumanoor 12 Only Land NV 9447386161 Sathidevi D/o Kamalakshiamma Land & 5 46.000 R Res Umadevi D/o Sathidevi Sathidevi 72/2-2 Ettumanoor 29 Comp NV Mangayil Wall 9946099750 Raju Joseph S/o Joseph, Raju 6 46.000 R Com Lucikutty 72/3-5 Ettumanoor 49 Only Land NV Joseph,Lucikutty 9446822175 Sulochana W/o Land & 7 46.000 R Com Ramakrishnan Nair Sulochana 72/4-1 Ettumanoor 3 Comp NV Parambath Wall Ramani W/o Sivaswami 8 46.000 R Res Remanikayil Ramani 72/12-1 Ettumanoor 44 Only Land NV 04812536465

1 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Mohanan, Rajendran S/o Mohanan, 9 46.000 R vcl Sanku Kallavelil 72/10-1 Ettumanoor 82 Only Land NV Rajendran 9447708917

T M Varghese S/o Mathew 10 46.600 R vcl Thiruthanathil Varghese 190/1-1 Ettumanoor 135 Only Land NV 9496464578 T P Krishnan S/o 11 46.600 R vcl Parameswarapanicker Krishnan 190/8-1 Ettumanoor 22 Only Land NV Thushara Aravindakshan Nair, Radhamma children of 199/24-1 12 47.100 R Res Aravindakshan Ettumanoor 92 Only Land NV Gourikuttiamma 199/27-1 Kalechi P T Chacko S/o Thomas 13 0.550 R Res Parayil Chacko 241/1-1 Ettumanoor 60 Only Land NV 9447390852 Chacko Thomas D/o Manoj, 14 0.550 R Res Jan Madam, Thottumali Thomas 241/2-2 Ettumanoor 3 Only Land NV Bungalow Mathai Devassia 15 0.550 R Res Mathai 241/2-3 Ettumanoor 33 Only Land NV Anthanattu Charuvil

Sheeja D/o Sreedharan 16 0.550 R Res Sheeja 241/2-4 Ettumanoor 118 Only Land NV Thadathil

Shaji George S/o K V 17 0.300 R Res George Shaji 227/2-3 Ettumanoor 14 Only Land NV Koyikkal T V Somasekharan Nair 18 0.300 R Com S/o Velayudhan Nair Somasekharan 227/13-1 Ettumanoor 20 Only Land NV 9496464578 N V John S/o Varkey, 19 0.300 R Res Salamma Nannakuzhiyil John 227/14-1 Ettumanoor 7 Only Land NV 04812535773

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1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Joseph S/o Devassia 20 0.400 L Res Joseph 234/8-5 Ettumanoor 272 Only Land NV Parayil

Geetha P G D/o 21 0.400 L Res Gopinathan Nair Geetha 234/8-4 Ettumanoor 1 Only Land NV Padmavilasam Joseph Chacko Muttapalli Nirappel Land & 22 2.200 L L Agr Joseph Chacko 488/2 Kanakkary 1052 NV Pattithanam Ret. Wall Kankkary Kumari Kesavan Kizhake Srampikal 1/3/2002 23 5.450R R Res Kalikavu Kanakkary Kumari & Kanakkary 179 Only Land NV 9400228800 1/3/2003

Venugopala Menon President Ayyappa Seva 24 7.450 R R Cul 494/16-1 Kuravilangadu 4 Only Land NV Akhila Bharatha Ayyappa Sangam Seva Sangam 446196768 Thomas Vazhuthanappallil 25 8.450 L L Com Vazhuthanappallil 202/20-1 Kuravilangadu 3 Only Land NV jewlers 9447227076

Thomman George 26 8.450 L L Vcl Thomman 210/2A-1 Kuravilangadu 5 Only Land NV Thenguvelil

Varkey Antony, Alice 27 8.800L L Vcl Antony Pulickal Varkey 204/5-1 Kuravilangadu 6 Only Land NV Vadakkekkara Kuravilangadu Martha Martha Mariam 28 8.800L L Cul Mariam Forane Church 204/6-2 Kuravilangadu 8 Only Land NV Forane Church 04812230224 Ugesh Thomas 29 8.800L L Vcl Puliparambil Ugesh 204/13-1 Kuravilangadu 1 Only Land NV 9447474203

3 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Kuravilangadu 30 8.800L L Vcl Kuravilangadu Panchayat 210/7-1 Kuravilangadu 24 Only Land NV Panchayat

Syriac Thomas S/o Thomas Land & 31 9.100L L Res Vadakkekkara Syriac 210/10-1 Kuravilangadu 2 Comp NV 9495373360 Wall

P A Kurian S/o Mathai 210/10-15- 32 9.100L L Vcl Kurian Kuravilangadu 2 Only Land NV Palackathadathil 1

Rajeevan S/o Sreedharan 33 10.000 L Res Rajeevan 383/6-1 Kuravilangadu 18 Only Land NV Kottarathil

Johnjo Thomas S/o K J Land & 383/16-1, 34 10.000 L Res Thomas, Kannukulambil Johnjo Kuravilangadu 48 Comp NV 17-1 9847980808 Wall Annamma Thomas W/o O Land & 35 7.960 L Res C Job Annamma 396/13-1 Kuravilangadu 19 NV Ret. Wall Olickal

Rajappan Nair S/o 36 10.220 R Res Kunchupilla Rajappan 469/10-1 Kuravilangadu 14 Only Land NV Asoka Bhavan

C N Sivadas S/o 37 10.220 R Res Narayanan Chollanal Sivadas 469/11-3 Kuravilangadu 9 Only Land NV 9446206184

Sivadas, Sasidharan 38 10.220 R Res Sivadas 469/12-1 Kuravilangadu 6 Only Land NV Cherukattil

Shibu Thomas 39 8.000 R Com Vazhuthanappallil Shibu 482/1-2 Kuravilangadu 28 Only Land NV 4812233345 & 2300097

James Jacob 40 8.000 R Res James 482/2-1 Kuravilangadu 29 Only Land NV Chickaparayil, Uzhavoor

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1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Sainamol D/o Jacob 41 8.000 R Res Pulloparambil Sainamol 482/5-5 Kuravilangadu 28 Only Land NV 9495039006

Sukumaran S/o Narayanan 42 8.000R R Res Sukumaran 482/14-1 Kuravilangadu 26 Only Land NV Kuttan Tharappel

Raveendran S/o Kesavan Land & 43 8.000R R Res Raveendran 482/15-1 Kuravilangadu 26 NV Perumamparambil Ret. Wall

44 10.600 L L Res Abraham, Kadukamakkal Abraham, 386/10 pt Kuravilangadu 5 Only Land NV

Cyriack Arackal 436/1 pt 45 9.800 R R Vcl Cyriac Kuravilangadu 15 Only Land NV Kozha & 436/10 pt 46 6.600 L L Com Joli Valyoli, Kozhakara Joli 385/20 pt Kuravilangadu 5 Only Land NV

Joseph Mathai, 47 6.950 L L Com Mathai 389/14 pt Kuravilangadu 10 Only Land NV Annkandathil Francis 48 6.500 L L Vcl Francis 366/10 pt Kuravilangadu 15 Only Land NV Kavunkal

Rajappan Nair S/o 49 8.500 R R Vcl Rajappan 449/3,4 Kuravilangadu 5 Only Land NV Kunchupilla Asoka Bhavan

Joseph Nidheri, 50 9.1200 R R Vcl Joseph 447/pt Kuravilangadu 10 Only Land NV Kuravilangadu

51 7.280 L L Agr Joseph, Asariparampil Joseph 406/19 pt Kuravilangadu 10 Only Land NV

52 7.280 L L Vcl Joseph, Asariparampil Joseph 406/19 pt Kuravilangadu 10 Only Land NV

53 8.350 R R Agr Mahew ,Pattani Mahew 466/2pt Kuravilangadu 10 Only Land NV

5 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Mundan Neelakandan Thottaplackil Peethabharan Mundan 61/4-1 & 54 15.700 R Res Monipilly 18 Only Land NV Choorakuzhiyil Neelakandan 14/1, 14-2 Karthiyayini Urulichalil

Krishnan Nair, Sivaraman Land & 55 17.300 R Agr Nair Kozhanaveetill Sivaraman 23/.1-1 Monipilly 49 NV Ret. Wall Monippally Geethakrishnan Nair S/o Sivaraman Nair 56 17.300 R Agr Sivaraman 23/.2-1 Monipilly 56 Only Land NV Kulangara meparath Monippally

Sarala Devi 57 17.300 L Agr D/o Sivaraman Nair Sivaraman 23/.3-1 Monipilly 17 Only Land NV Kulangara meparath Mathai Thomas Mathai Steephan 2/.1-1 & 1- Land & 58 17.700 L Res Mathai Thomas Monipilly 260 NV Thonikuzhi puthenpurayil 2 Ret. Wall Veliyanoor Augusthi Chacko 59 16.850 L Res Puthenpurayil Augusthi 331/5-2 Monipilly 29 Only Land NV Thakarakulath Saramma Paul 312/4-1 & 60 17.950 R Vcl Vettuchirayil Saramma Monipilly 90 Only Land NV 4-2 Puthuvelil Muraleedharan /nair S/o Gopalan Nair 61 17.000 R Vcl Muraleedharan 25/.1-1 Monipilly 25 Only Land NV Kulangara meparth Kuliranal Puthenpurayil Gouriamma 62 17.000 R Vcl Prabhavathiamma Gouriamma 25/.4-2 Monipilly 7 Only Land NV Kulangara meparth

6 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Kunjukunju Land & 63 16.400 R Agr Madathiparambil Kunjukunju 27/.3-1 Monipilly 40 NV Ret. Wall Monippallykara President Viswakarmma 64 16.400 R Agr Viswakarmma Karayogam 27/.4-1 Monipilly 55 Only Land NV Karayogam Monoppally Estappan Thomas 78/1-1 & Land & 65 10.950 R Agr Kunthamattathil Estappan Monipilly 109 NV 1-2 Ret. Wall Monippally Fr. Peter Ulahannan 66 16.100 R Vcl Uralil, Monippally Peter 29/.2-1 Monipilly 22 Only Land NV

Ulahanan Augusthy 67 14.250 R Vcl Njarakulath Augusthy 84/1-1 Monipilly 33 Only Land NV Monippally Lissy George 68 14.250 R Vcl Pandiyammakil George 84/3-1 Monipilly 69 Only Land NV Monippally Devassia Varkey Land & 69 14.100 R Vcl Pandiyammakkil Varkey 85/1-2 Monipilly 217 NV Ret. Wall Monippally St. Thomas Church St. Thomas Church 85/2-1 & 70 14.100 R Cul Monipilly 233 Only Land NV Cheengalel Cheengalel 2-3

Devassia Varkey 71 14.100 R Vcl NjarakulathPandiyam- Varkey 85/3-1 Monipilly 14 Only Land NV makkil Monippally DevassiaThomas 85/6-1 & 72 14.100 R Vcl Pandiyammakkil Devassia Monipilly 582 Only Land NV 86/3-1 Monippally Krishnan Nair ,Prasad 73 13.400 L Agr Chemala veetill Krishnan Nair 30/.3-1 Monipilly 5 Only Land NV Monippally Mary W/o Thoman Thomas 74 14.900 L Agr Vattaparayil Mary 330/2-1 Monipilly 7 Only Land NV Puthuvelil

7 Land Schedule of Ettumanoor-Muvattupuzha Road Annexure-2

1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Varkey, TV George. 75 13.650 R Agr Robichan, Moli Varkey 295/1-4 Monipilly 83 Only Land NV Padipurakal Kurianadu Kurian, Rosamma Kurian 76 13.650 R Agr Kurian 295/3-1 Monipilly 20 Only Land NV Mattathil Johny paul, Moli, Kuliranal, 77 17.970 R Agr Johny paul, moli 312/1-4 Monipilly 226 Only Land NV Monipilly

Ouseph Annamma 78 15.700 R Agr kanjirathinkal Ouseph 198/4-1 Monipilly 27 Only Land NV monipilly

St. Thomas Church St. Thomas Church 79 15.700 R Cul 198/5-1 Monipilly 101 Only Land NV Chenkallel Chenkallel

Devasia cicil 80 14.000 R Agr Devasia 375/10-1 Monipilly 1 Only Land NV Njarakulathu Puthenpura

Devasia Varkey 81 14.000 R Agr Devasia 375/12-1 Monipilly 20 Only Land NV Njarakulathu puthenpura

Paul, Saramma 82 17.970 R Agr ettochirayil Paul, saramma 312/4-1 Monipilly 40 Only Land NV puthuveli M A Vijayakumar Roy Mailadumkunnel(H) 83 20.300 R Res Vijayakumar Roy 293/6-2 Veliyannor 262 Only Land NV Puthuveli veliyannor village Joseph, Abu, Rejena Joseph, Abu, 84 22.100 R Vcl Anjilimottil 128/1-2 Veliyannor 3 Only Land NV Rejena Veliyenoor Abraham ,Saramma 85 22.100 R Vcl 128/1-3 Veliyannor 60 Only Land NV Sethar Kuzhiyil

Kurian, Abraham Thomas, 86 21.000 L Res Kurian 68/1-3 Veliyannor 3 Only Land NV KunnumchirayiPuthuveli

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1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Bindu mol mathew 87 21.000 L Res kunnummel thadahil Mathew 68/1-3 Veliyannor 120 Only Land NV puthuveli V K John, Vettuchirayil Puthuveli, Monipilly 88 21.000 L Res John 68pt Veliyannor 12 Only Land NV 04822245470 9447329257

Vadakara Vadakara 93/2A Koothattu- 89 24.65 R cul 15 Only Land NV Kurishuppally Kurishuppally 93/5A1 kulam

Govt.Servants Govt.Servants Koothattu- 90 24.7 R office Society Society 93/6 part 15 Only Land NV kulam Koothattukulam Koothattukulam

Biju George Koothattu- 91 24 L Res Malakayil Sali Mon UK Biju 604/3 part 35 Only Land NV kulam Urumbil Mathew Joseph Jose Vettikkattu Koothattu- 92 26.000 R Res Abraham Mathai Jose 526/1-1 380 Only Land NV kulam Cholakattu Jino mon Abraham 93 30.05 R Agr Lincy,Kunjumol, Jino 480/6 Palakuzha 80 Only Land NV Puliyaniputhenpura

Balan Jacob 94 31.20 R Agr jacob 474/2-1 Palakuzha 375 Only Land NV Kuzhivelil

Vincent Scaria 95 30.05 L Agr Scaria 485/6-1 Palakuzha 21 Only Land NV Olical Palakuzha Saji and Siji, 418/1- Neeranthanathu 96 31.600 R R Agr Saji and Siji 2pt(418/1- Marady 74 Only Land NV House,East 3) Marady,Muvattupuzha, PV Kuriakose Palamalayil East Marady 97 39.700 L L Agr PV Kuriakose 448/1-2 Marady 135 Only Land NV PH:0485283694 9142154173

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1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Mathew (Ittan) 448/1-3pt Palamattathil, East Marady Land and 98 37.800 L L R Mathew (Ittan) (448/1-3- Marady 270 NV PO Muvattupuzha House 8) Ph:04852836904 Moydeen Pulingathara 424/7 Pt Kizhakkekara 99 35.200 L L V Moydeen & 424/13- Marady 117 Only Land NV Muvattupuzha PO 17 PH:9747976565 Tony Joseph, Lilly Joseph Matheckal East Mardy, Tony Joseph, 100 35.200 L L Agr 119/5 pt Marady 310 Only Land NV Muvattupuzha Lilly Joseph PH:04852256908 Nabeeza Beevi, Beena Kuttiparichel East Mardy Nabeeza Beevi, Land and 101 35.450 L L Res 626/11 Marady 313 NV Muvattupuzha Beena Kuttiparichel House PH:9447025741

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Link 4 Chengannur-Ettumanoor Road

Name, House name & Name of the User/ Revenue Revenue Phone No of Occupant of the Survey No. Village (Sq.m) Use of Use Owner/Titleholder property Assets affected affected Position Property Extent of Extent Category Serial No Serial Chainage Vulnerability affected area area affected 1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Samual John Land & 1 7.310 R Res Parayathu vedu Samual John 232/33-67 Thiruvalla 3 NV Ret.Wall 04692630783 Jacob Joy 2 7.365 L VL Jacob 177/82-108 Thiruvalla 34 Only land NV Mundakatil Mariyamma Periyilet Building 3 1.360 R Com Mariyamma 208/13-42 Thiruvalla 40 NV Thiruvalla(KSRTC) Part 04692782859 Biju, Baiju, Bijoy S/o Thomas 4 2.200 R Com Biju, Baiju, Bijoy 112/27-1-52 Thiruvalla 173 Only land NV Nediyuzhathil Karott Thiruvalla Sukumaran & Laithamma Karthika automobiles 5 2.180 L Com Sukumaran 112/11 pt Thiruvalla 40 Only land NV Karipakuzhi Thiruvalla Krishnan Karunakaran 6 2.180 L Com Medapurath Krishnan 112/11 pt Thiruvalla 40 Only land NV Ramanchira 9744111730 George Varghese 7 2.180 L Com Thekkemuri vedu George Varghese 112/11 pt Thiruvalla 35 Only land NV 9633606746 Varkey George Kavumbhaga 8 11.320 R VL Sankara Mangalathu Varkey 210/7-16 15 Only land NV m Perumthuruth

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Joseph, Anie joseph Kavumbhaga 9 12.530 R VL Parumannil Joseph 178/10-20 47 Only land NA m Kavumbhagam Valsamma9447414922 James Kavumbhaga 10 13.290 R VL Kalarikal James 133/13-19 13 Only land NA m Kavumbhagam Kavumbhaga Land & 11 13.170 L Res Thomas Mathew Thomas 327/5-10 80 NV Kattapurathu m Com.Wall

Kavumbhaga 12 13.960 R VL Mathew 124/2-6 5 Only land NV Mathew Vaennalil Gardens m 9605572942 Sasi Changanas- 13 14.640 L L Com Sasi 511/19 2 Only land NV 8943041278 sery Thankachan Pulimoottil Phenomena Changanas- 14 15.000 R R Com 129 Pt Only land NV Thengana Thankachan sery Punnakunnu 8 K A Riyas.Abdul Lathif Kodathumkal Changanas- 15 15.050 R R Com K A Riyas.Abdul 129/43,44 10 Only land NV Kunnumpurath sery Changanacherry Abdul Rahed Changanas- 16 15.100 R R Com Kodathumkal Lathif 129/5-7 10 Only land NV sery Kunnumpurath CChanganacherry C Antony Changanas- 17 15.260 R R Res Cheeroth C C Antony 233/25 11 Only land NV sery Perunna Changanacherry RamachandraPH:04812401640 Panicker Ramachandra Changanas- 18 15.280 R R Com Aswathy House, 232/2 5 Only land NV Panicker sery Perunna RoyPanachikadu M Mathew P.O Changanas- 19 16.330 R R Com Muthoot Roy M Mathew 170/45 4 Only land NV Kozhencherry sery PH:9249772689

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Mathew George Joy Bhavan Changanas- 20 16.315 R R Com Mathew George 170/43 5 Only land NV Muthuthottathu sery Perunna Sariya Majeed Sariya Majeed Changanas- 21 16.460 R R Com Muhammed Hussain Muhammed 167/13 5 Only land NV Puthuparampil Hussain(Modern sery Changanacherry Bakery) Abdul Khaber Changanas- 22 16.470R R Com Abdul Khaber 167/32 5 Only land NV Fathima Manzil sery Perunna PO Swapna Kannan Vazhapilly 23 18.300L L Com Remad iMedicals 83/20-1 8 Only land NV Smitha girish East Smitha Selvan PT Thomas,PT Cheriyan,PJ Joseph,Abraham PT,Cyriac PT Thomas,PT Vazhapilly 24 18.300L L Com 83/20-2 10 Only land NV Thomas Puvasseril Cheriyan East vazhapilly east Sathyarajan N Nandanam House Vazhapilly Land & 25 18.300L Res Mathumoola West Sathyarajan N 83/4-10 25 NV East house Changanherry 9447038561 AP Abdul Aziz Beuty palace(Abdul Vazhapilly 26 16.950L L Com Puthuparampil 125/2-2 5 Only land NV Rahim Ravuthar) East MathewNazir Manzil Kurian, Mathew Thomas Mathew Kurian, Vazhapilly 27 R Com 3 Only land NV 17.150R Mukkadam House Mathew Thomas(City 69/34 East Mathumoola Centre) Vazhapilly 28 R VL KPMS 115/6 5 Only land NV 21.900 R KPMS Vazhapilly West C P Mahadevan Vazhapilly 29 R Res 5 Only land NV Chetticheril Mahadevan 127/1 West 21.800 R Thuruthy 04812321352 Vazhapilly Land & 30 R Res P J George Parapallil 10 NV Roji 127/3 West Com.Wall 21.800 R kodimatha 9605533154

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Babu Kuzhikattu Vazhapilly Building 31 R Com Cherakadvil 10 NV Tenants 142 PT West part 21.600 R Thuruthy 9349278313 K J Mathew Vazhapilly Land & 32 L Res 12 NV Kuttickal Thuruthy Mathew 158/19 West Com.Wall 21.100 L 2322283 George Thomas Vazhapilly Land & 33 L Res 12 NV Kariprathumoottil George 161/16 West Com.Wall 21.000 L thuruthy Raju Antony Vazhapilly Land & 34 R Res Nalpathamkalam 15 NV Antony 179 PT West Com.Wall 20.900 R Thuruthy 2322086 Joseph Kutty Vazhapilly Land & 35 R Res Varghese(Adv) 10 NV Varghese 179 PT West Com.Wall 20.900 R Kallukalam, 2322271 GeorgeKutty Vazhapilly Land & 36 R Res 12 NV Maruthukalam 175/1 West Com.Wall 20.700 R Thuruthy, 8943786200 Tijumon Augustine Vazhapilly Land & 37 R Res 10 NV Arackal Thuruthy Augustine 175 Pt West Com.Wall 20.700 R 04812321838 MS Cyriac Maliakel Vazhapilly Land & 38 R Res Shiju 206/PT 15 NV Thuruthy 9388888081 West Com.Wall Vazhapilly Land & 39 R Res 10 NV 20.800 R Joseph Alanchery Joseph 206/PT West Ret.Wall

40 L Res Sobhana kumari Sobhana 426pt Kurichy 10 Only land NV Naduvalevetil

41 L Agr KN Nair Jaya Bhavan Jaya 423 pt Kurichy 10 Only land NV 22.810 L Kurichy

42 R VL Thomas Alex Thomas 402/6 Kurichy 20 Only land NV 23.160 R perumpuzhakattu

43 R VL Ammini Ulahannan, Ammini 407 PT Kurichy 20 Only land NV 23.260 R Madathipaeampil

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44 R Agr Joseph 424/pt Kurichy 10 Only land NV Joseph Kochuparampil Leelamma Philip 45 31.300 R VL M K Kurian Philip 471/3-1-1 Nattakom 182 Only land NV M K Abraham

46 30.620 R Res Satheesh Kumar Satheesh 462/14-1 Nattakom 4 Only land NV Near vallabhachery, Ayrveda P T Markose Vadakaramuriyil 47 29.810 L VL Achamma 600/19-2 Nattakom 49 Only land NV Kassamnilathuputhenpura,Vel loor Mathew T Thomas 48 29.270 L VL Tallattukunnel 606/10-1 Nattakom 165 Only land NV Pakkil K M Abraham 49 26.425 R VL Kavalackal, Mavilangu 290/13/4 Nattakom 54 Only land NV Nattakom P S John S/o Sebastian 50 L Com Puthiaparambil P S John Kottayam Only land NV 34.100 L President 63/7-1 12 Bindu Emmauel 51 L Res D/o Emmanuel Emmauel Kottayam Only land NV 34.100 L Vettoor House 63/8-1 41 s/o Cherian Thomas Pallam Karayil valiyaparambil 52 R Res Kurian Kottayam Only land NV Nattakom 34.400 R 64/16-1 1 Sony Kurian S/o Kurian 53 R Res Mathew Sony Kottayam Only land NV 34.400 R Pallamkarayil Meledath 64/17-1 2 Ettiyavira Ettiyavira S/o Ettiyavira 54 R Res Ettiyavira Kottayam Only land NV Ellikkal E C 34.400 R Mundakayam Village 64/18-3 6

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55 R Res Mickal Thomas Mickal Kottayam Only land NV 34.400 R Kakkanattu, Kodimatha 64/3-1 7 Joy Thomas 56 R VL Pullannappallill Joy Kottayam Only land NV 34.400 R Vijayapuram village 64/4-1 4 Vijay Prahaladh Jadhav S/o Prahaladh Subharao 57 L VL Vijay Kottayam Only land NV Jadhav 34.400 R Kodimtha,Kottayam 64/5-1 42 K A Jacob (Thankachan), Onattu House (Jan Pictures 58 L Res Thankachan Kottayam 10 Only land NV building), 34.900 L Kottayam Ph. 9387633911 60 pt P C Chacko Puthenparambil 59 L Res Kottayam 10 Only land NV T B Road, Kottayam Chacko 34.750L 9995288031 61 pt Annamma Joseph Puthenparambil T B Road, Land & 60 L Res Joseph Kottayam 20 NV Kottayam Ret.Wall 34.650 L Ph. 94470017667 62 pt Land & 61 L Res Philip Kottayam 10 NV 34.650 L Philip Pankottil (Kozhikada) 63 pt Ret.Wall Aleykutty Yohannan Puthenparambil, T B Road, 62 R Res Yohannan Kottayam 10 Only land NV Kottayam 34.400 R Ph 2562793 64 pt Eppen Chacko,Aliyamm Eppen Chacko Ezhamyalil 180/ 9-1 & 10- 63 39.550 L L Com Chacko,Aliyamm Perumbaikad 55 Only land NV Peumbaikadu 1 Chacko 04812590586 Senior Manager Hera Properties Senior Manager 64 38.800 R R Com 134/11-5 Perumbaikad 10 Only land NV Kottayam Hera Properties 04816450458

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Paul Simon S/o Joseph Athiram- 65 47.000 L Agr Varghese, Thressiamma Paul Simon Only land NV 144/14-1 puzha Simon 22 Ouseph Luka, (Joseph, 147/9-5; 9-6 Athiram- 66 47.300 L Agr Thomas) Puthuparambil Ouseph Luka, Only land NV & 9-7 puzha 04812535001 157 Santhoshkumar S/o Athiram- 67 47.300 L Res Sreedharan Pilla Santhoshkumar Only land NV 147/10-1 puzha Santhosh Mandiram 134 Neelakandan Krishnan Athiram- 68 47.300 L Res Neelakandan Only land NV Kuzhimullil 147/11-1 puzha 04812535001 135

Athiram- 69 47.300 L Res Neelakandan Only land NV Neelakandan Prabhakaran 147/15-1 puzha Kuzhimullil 70 Athiram- 70 46.900 L Res T C Mathew S/o C Pappy Pappy 152/3-4 Only land NV Thenguvila puzha 23 Muraleedharan Nair S/o Athiram- 71 46.900 L VL Muraleedharan Pacca NV Narayanan pilla 152/4-1 puzha Someswara Bhavanam 35 Athiram- 72 46.900 L Jagadheesh S/oSankarankutty NA NV 152/5-1 puzha Res Sankaralayathil Jagadheesh 27

Hemakumari Athiram- semi 73 46.900 L NV Someswara Bhavananm 152/6-1 puzha pucca Res 04812581676 Someswaran 33 Jose S/o Devassia Athiram- 74 46.900 L 153/27-1 NA NV Res Thondiyil 9447178478 Jose puzha 3 Athiram- 75 46.900 L 155/7-1 NA NV Res Aley, Kurian Kadamkuzhiyil Kurian puzha 19 Lucy Joseph W/o Joseph, Athiram- Sun 76 46.900 L 155/8-1 NV Res Chirayil Lucy Joseph puzha 44 shade

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Athiram- 77 46.900 L 155/10-2 NA NV Res Joby Joseph, Thekkeparambil Joby Joseph puzha 23 T L Thomman Joseph Athiram- 78 46.900 L NA NV Thekkeparambil (POA of 155/11-1 puzha Com Abraham) T L Thomman 15 Athiram- 79 46.900 L Varghese Ulahannan NA NV 155/13-1 puzha Com Konikkal 04812534336 Varghese 4 Athiram- 80 43.870 L Athirampuzha St. Mary's Athirampuzha St. NA NV 487/9-1 puzha Cul Church Mary's Church 12 Alice D/o Philip Athiram- 81 43.850 L 487/10-4 NA NV Res Padipurackal Alice puzha 23 Athiram- 82 43.840 L Kurian Joseph 487/11-1 & NA NV Res Alencheril Kurian Joseph 11-2 puzha 39 P U George Athiram- 83 43.800 L NA NV S/o Ulahannan 487/12-1 puzha Res Pakkathukunnel George 24 488/8-2 & 8- Athiram- 84 43.780 L Chacko Devassia NA NV Res Kuzhikottayil Chacko 3 puzha 29

Georgekutty S/o Uthuppu, Athiram- 85 43.740 L NA NV Daisy, Koppuzhayil 488/4-1 puzha VL 9495691844 Georgekutty 23 Jijo Jose Athiram- 86 43.740 L S/o K J Joseph NA NV 502/4-1 puzha VL Parayarukuzhiyil Jijo Jose 19 Athiram- 87 43.100 L Varkey Mathai 503/4-1 & NA NV Agr Alenchery 9495750233 Varkey 503/3-1 puzha 162 Sojan Augustine S/o Athiram- 88 43.000 L NA NV Augustine Alenchery 504/3 puzha Agr 9846400972 Sojan 26 Athiram- 89 42.970 L Augustine Joseph 505/1-1 NA NV Agr Alechery 9846400972 Augustine puzha 7

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Athiram- 90 42.800 L Joseph S/o Thomas 514/4-1; 4-2; NA NV puzha VL Valliath 9846400972 Joseph & 4-3 400 Stephen K Chacko, Simi K Athiram- 91 42.750 L Chacko NA NV 514/14-2 puzha Agr Kizhekkekootu Stephen K Chacko 479 Athiram- 92 42.500 L Fr. Syriac S/o Chummar NA NV 516/14-1 puzha Agr Medayil 94471779064 Fr. Syriac 43 Athiram- 93 42.520 L P J Jose S/o Joseph 516/2-1 NA NV Agr Ambalathunkal P J Jose puzha 41

P J Kurian Athiram- 94 42.500 L NA NV Palakunnel 516/17-1 puzha Agr 9895025000 P J Kurian 40 Kuriachan S/o Devassia 516/18-1 & Athiram- 95 42.500 L Pullukalayil NA NV 22-1 puzha VL 94471779064 Kuriachan 60 Athiram- 96 42.500 L Shaji S/o John 516/11-1 NA NV VL Thaipparambil Shaji puzha 5 Chacko Joseph Athiram- 97 42.500 L Thaiparambil NA NV 516/10-1 puzha Res 04813293677 Chacko 14 Athiram- 98 42.500 L Chacko John Thaiparambil NA NV 516/12-1 puzha Res 0481279097 Chacko 15 Joseph Mathew, Thomas Joseph Mathew, Athiram- 99 42.500 L NA NV Mathew, Shaji Mathew Thomas Mathew, 516/13-1 puzha Res Nirappel Shaji Mathew 8 Thomas S/o Joseph, M V Athiram- 100 42.500 L NA NV Joseph Nirappel 516/25-1-1 puzha Res 0481279014 M V Joseph 10 Joseph S/o Devassia Athiram- 101 42.400 L NA NV Thomman Mathai 564/8-1 puzha Agr Thaipparambil Thomman Mathai 37

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Aly George Manimala veettil Athiram- 102 42.270 L 566/9-1 NA NV Kaithakulangara Cherian puzha Agr Mathai 9249457599 George 31 Varkey S/o Varkey Athiram- 103 41.000 L 651/1-3 NA NV Agr Pullathil 04812791797 Varkey puzha 5

Athiram- 104 40.950 L NA NV Babu Cherian S/o Cherian 651/2-5 puzha Agr Pullathilaya Kavil 9447104813 Babu Cherian 64 Athiram- 105 40.900 L Dr. Thomas, Annamma 651/3-2 & 3- NA NV Res Thomas Thottichirayil Thomas, 3 puzha 130 Athiram- 106 40.800 L R Biju S/o Raghavan 651/4-5 NA NV Res Vettathu 9447079177 Biju puzha 70 Baby Joseph Athiram- 107 40.700 L Kuruppanthara Mukalel NA NV 651/4-6 puzha Agr 9446195933 Baby Joseph 32 Athiram- 108 40.700 L Padmanabhan S/o Narayanan NA NV 651/4-7 puzha VL 9447039651 Padmanabhan 19 Athiram- 109 40.900 L Sabu Cherian, Pullathil 651/6-1 NA NV VL 9447104813 Sabu puzha 34 Athiram- 110 44.375 L 625/11-3 NA NV VL Ibrahim And Sabura Ibraham puzha 41 John Mathew, Manchi John, Athiram- 111 41.700 L NA NV Thottathil 631/12-2 puzha VL 0412791638 John Mathew 23 Ouseph Mathew, Ouseph Athiram- 112 42.250 L NA NV Joseph 570/5-1 puzha VL Kunnath (Charitable Trust) Ouseph 155 Ouseph Cherian Athiram- 113 42.250 L NA NV Inchikalayil 570/6-1 puzha VL 944719056 Ouseph 198

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Ouseph Cherian Athiram- 114 42.200 L NA NV Inchikalayil 570/7-1 puzha VL 944719057 Ouseph 261 Thomas Joseph S/o Joseph Athiram- 115 42.000 L Peringattu NA NV 571/1-5 puzha Agr 9447366479 Thomas Joseph 21 Thazhappallil Athiram- 116 42.000 L NA NV peringattuveettil 571/1-6 puzha Vcl 9447015159 Jose 323 Pennamma Thomas Athiram- semi 117 42.000 L Cheruvallil NV 571/1-2-3 puzha pucca Res 9447134387 Pennamma Thomas 34 Athiram- 118 42.000 L Jose Mathew S/o Mathew NA NV 571/1-7 puzha Agr Kalappurackal Jose Mathew 57 Ettumanoor Caritas Hospital Ettumanoor Karithas Athiram- 119 42.000 L 571/2-1 NA NV Agr 9496159385 Hospital puzha 5 Joseph S/o Chacko Athiram- 120 42.000 L 571/3-5 NA NV Agr Peringattu 9447366479 Joseph puzha 19 Athiram- 121 42.000 L Kuriakose S/o Joseph 571/3-1-1 NA NV VL Kunnasserry Kuriakose puzha 20 Thomas Joseph S/o Joseph 571/3-1-4 Athiram- 122 42.000 L Peringattu NA NV 571/3-2 puzha VL 9447366479 Thomas 44 T K Mathew Kuruvilla, Jose 571/3-2-1 Athiram- 123 42.000 L Kuruvilla Thomas NA NV 571/3-2-2 puzha VL Thazhappallil T K Mathew 110 Athiram- 124 42.000 L Pennamma Thomas 571/3-2-3 NA NV Res Cheruvallil Pennamma Thomas puzha 81 Athiram- semi 125 42.000 L Jose Mathew S/o Mathew NV 571/3-6 puzha pucca Res Kalappurackal Jose Mathew 109 Athiram- 126 42.000 L 571/4-1 NA NV Res Mathai Devassia, Parakavil Mathai puzha 49

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Velayudhan Nair, Narayanan Athiram- 127 46.600 L Nair NA NV 153/6-1 puzha Res Kanjirakkattu Velayudhan Nair 6 Kesavan Nair, Raghunathan Athiram- 128 46.650 L NA NV Nair 153/9-3 puzha Res Kanjirakkattu Kesavan Nair 18 Athiram- 129 46.900 L Sasikumar S/o Raghavan 155/5-1 NA NV VL Parayil Raghavan puzha 6 James K Joseph S/o Joseph Athiram- 130 46.900 L Kannampadam Mattathil NA NV 155/6-1 puzha VL 9387164936 James 61 Mathai Ulahannan Athiram- 131 42.350 L Parasseril (Azhakulathil A L NA NV 565/11-2 puzha VL Mathai) Mathai 13 Muraleedharan S/o Gopalan Athiram- 132 42.350 L NA NV Achari 565/11-3 puzha VL Vijaya Bhavanam) Muraleedharan 1 E C Cherian Athiram- 133 42.300 L NA NV Elanjikalayil 565/14-1 puzha Agr Cherian 23 M C George S/o Chacko Athiram- 134 42.250 L 566/10-2 NA NV Manimala veettil puzha Agr 9249457599 George 26 Ulahannan Ulahannan Athiram- 135 42.250 L 566/10-3 NA NV Mangalakadu puzha Agr 9447157350 Ulahannan 16

136 40.800 R 367/5-3 Peroor NA NV Res Jose Chookattu Jose 9 Total 5914 0.5914 Hectare

12 Annexure-3

Land Schedule of Pilathara-Pappinissery Road

Link 68 Pilathara-Pappinissery Road

Name of the User/ Name & Address of Revenue Revenue Occupant of the Owner/Titleholder Survey No. Village asset Sl. No Sl. (Sq.m) Useof property affected Position Property Extentof Category Chainage Categoryof Vulnerability Vulnerability affectedarea 1234 5 6 7 891011 Kakkamani Paru, Kakkamani Paru, 1 6.650 LHS Res 44/2-1 Cherukunnu 81 Only Land NV Cherukunnu Cherukunnu Kanthalothu Sarawathy, Kanthalothu 2 18.238 RHS Res 137/12-1 Pappinissery 9 Only Land NV Pappinissery Sarawathy, Pappinissery Kanthalothu Soumini, Kanthalothu Soumini, 3 18.257 RHS Res 137/12-2 Pappinissery 28 Only Land NV Pappinissery Pappinissery

Total 118 Land Schedule of Kasaragod-Kanhangad Road Annexure-4

Link 69 Kasaragod - Kanhangad Road

Name of the User/ Name & Address of Revenue Revenue Occupant of the Owner/Titleholder Survey No. Village Sl. No Sl. property (Sq.m) Position Extentof Category Chainage Categoryof Vulnerability Vulnerability affectedarea affectedasset UseProperty of 1234 5 6 7 891011 KV Narayanan, 1 27.000 RHS Com KV Narayanan, Kanhangad Kanhangad 114/17/2003 Kanhangad 7 Land only NV

Total 7

1 Annexure-5 Land Schedule of Thalassery-Valavupara Road

Link 74: Thalassery-Valavupara Road

Name, House name & Revenue Sl. Name of the User/ Revenue Phone No of Survey No Occupant of the property Village (Sq.m) Use of Use Owner/Titleholder No. Position Property Extent of Extent Category Chainage Category of Category Vulnerability affected area area affected affected asset affected 1234 5 6 7 891011 Haris N.V S/O Haris N.V S/O kunhahammad " Romiyas " kunhahammad " Romiyas " 1 1.270 Right Res M.S Road Thalassery M.S Road Thalassery TS317 Thiruvangad 0.0050 Only land NV Santha Narayanan & Santha Narayanan & Land & Others Narayani Nilayam Others Narayani Nilayam compound 2 1.440 Right Res Chirakkara "Thalassery" Chirakkara "Thalassery" TS116 Thiruvangad 0.0060 wall NV Cheriya Parambath Miladan Cheriya Parambath Veetil Moidu (Late) Miladan Veetil Moidu TS 99 & Land & shop 3 1.500 Left Com (LH) Abooty & Others Abooty & Others TS 100 Thiruvangad 0.0044 building NV Kottakunnimmal Abdhul Kottakunnimmal Abdhul Vahab S/o Mammu Wings Vahab Mammu Wings 4 2.260 Right Res Chalakkara ' Mahe' Chalakkara ' Mahe' TS 316 Thiruvangad 0.0050 Only land NV U.Radhakrishnan U.Radhakrishnan S/O Chathu Aruvithara S/O Chathu 5 3.480 Right Res Kannur Aruvithara Kannur 83/20 Eranjoli 0.0018 Only land NV Secratery Kadirur Service Secratery Kadirur Service 6 3.700 Right Res Co-Op Bank Co-Op Bank 82/9 Eranjoli 0.0025 Only land NV A.P.M Alippi, Shabana A.P.M Alippi, Shabana 7 3.7 Right Res Villa, Kottayampoil Villa, Kottayampoil 82/9 Eranjoli 0.0015 Only land NV Kousallya (late) Kousallya (late) Land & (LH) Suraj P.V "Leelas" (LH) Suraj P.V "Leelas" compound 8 3.86 Right Res Thiruvangad & Others Thiruvangad & Others 93/13 Eranjoli 0.01 wall NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Panoli Thankamani, Panoli Thankamani, W/o Land & W/o Govindakurup Govindakurup. compound 3.900 95/7A wall 9 Right Res "Panchjanyam" Eranholi "Panchjanyam" Eranholi Eranjoli 0.0031 Land & NV K.K Vijaya Lakshmi, W/o K.K Vijaya Lakshmi, W/o compound 10 3.925 Right Res Dhanaraj Pallikunnu Dhanaraj Pallikunnu 95/7c Eranjoli 0.003 wall NV Kalliyad Panoli Balan Kalliyad Panoli Balan Nambiar (Late) Nambiar (Late) 11 3.92 Right Res (LH) Soudhamini & Others (LH) Soudhamini & Others 95/7B Eranjoli 0.006 Only land NV Makkunath Ramesan, Makkunath Ramesan, Land & S/o Anandan "Anand S/o Anandan "Anand compound 12 3.99 Right Res Nivas" Eranholi Nivas" Eranholi 95/13 Eranjoli 0.006 wall NV Murkoth Thacholi Murkoth Thacholi Mohanan, S/o Koran Mohanan, S/o koran. 13 4.020 Right Res Eranholi Eranholi 113/3 Eranjoli 0.0003 Only land NV Kuttiyan Manakkadan Kuttiyan Manakkadan Land and Balachandran, Balachandran, compound 14 6.565 left Res Mandoliyil, Ponniyam Mandoliyil Ponniyam 23/7 Kadirur 0.0572 wall NV Raveendran S/o T. Krishnan Raveendran 15 7.00 left Res "Tharuvana" & Others T. Krishnan "Tharuvana" 22/4 Kadirur 0.0010 Only land NV Sushama Sushama "Madavi Land & comp. 16 7.100 left Res "Madavi sadanam", Kadirur sadanam", Kadirur 22/6C1B Kadirur 0.0020 wall NV Poovadan Kaliparambu Poovadan Kaliparambu 17 7.140 Left Res Soumini Soumini 22/6C2 Kadirur 0.0020 Only land NV Kannoth Karuvante Kannoth Karuvante 8.00- Valappil Sabooty, S/o Abu, Valappil Sabooty, S/o Land & resid. 8.340 18 Right Res Thykandiyil (HO) Kadirur Abu, Thykandiyi l Kadirur 17/1 Kadirur 0.0030 House NV 8.00- Kannoth Karuvante Valappil Kannoth Karuvante Valappil 19 8.340 Right Res Fathima Fareeda Fathima Fareeda 17/1 Kadirur 0.0029 Only land NV 8.00- Kannoth Karuvante Valappil Kannoth Karuvante Valappil 20 8.340 Right Res Rasool Khan Rasool Khan 17/1 Kadirur 0.0033 Land only NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 8.00- Kannoth Karuvante Valappil Kannoth Karuvante Valappil 21 8.340 Right Res Ayish Ayish 17/1 Kadirur 0.0036 Land only NV 8.00- Kannoth Karuvante Valappil Kannoth Karuvante Valappil 22 8.340 Right Res Fathima Fathima 17/1 Kadirur 0.0006 Land only NV Mavile Veetil puthiya Mavile Veetil puthiya purayil Nambiyan thodiyil purayil Nambiyan thodiyil Nabeesu Alias Badarunissa, Nabeesu Alias Land and Shop 23 8.160 Right Com W/O Moidu Badarunissa, 8/5 Kadirur 0.0077 building NV Kavugin Thottathil Mammu Kavugin Thottathil (Late) S/o Rajab Mammu S/o Rajab Land and Shop 24 8.140 left Com Naseema Manzil , Kadirur Naseema Manzil, Kadirur 8/5 Kadirur 0.0014 building NV Mangaladan Sarojini, Mangaladan Sarojini, Land and Baskaran, Nalini, Thalikattil Baskaran, Nalini, Thalikattil residential 25 21.320 Right Res House" Karetta, Uruvachal House" 38/2 Pazhassi 0.0502 structure NV Ottapilakkol Pokkachi Ottapilakkol Pokkachi Thabseer S/O Abooty, Thabseer S/O Abooty, "Cresant House" Nelluni "Cresant House" Nelluni 26 22.000 Left Res Mattannur Mattannur 7/4 Pazhassi 0.0012 Only land NV Koliyodan Ramesan S/O Koliyodan Ramesan S/O Gopalan Nambiar Gopalan Nambiar 27 22.140 Left Res "Chandralayam " Uruvachal. "Chandralayam " 7/2A Pazhassi 0.0056 Only land NV Mavila jayaprakasasn S/O Kunhi krishnan Nambiar Kalliadan Ramachandran 1. Mavila jayaprakasasn Mananthi Parambile House, 2. Kalliadan Ramachandran 28 22.160 Left Res Koliyodan Rajeevan 3. Koliyodan Rajeevan 7/2A Pazhassi 0.00034 Only land NV

Mayyalakunnu Parambil Nani Mayyalakunnu Parambil 29 22.200 Left Res "Thiruvathira" devarcad Nani "Thiruvathira" devarcad 7/4 Pazhassi 0.0093 Only land NV Baskaran Puthiyedath, S/O Baskaran Puthiyedath, S/O Kunhiraman, Vazhayil House, Kunhiraman, Vazhayil House, 30 22.320 Right Res Kannur, Mattannur Kannur, Mattannur 11/2 Pazhassi 0.0053 Only land NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Thannada Puthiya Purayil Thannada Puthiya Purayil Muhammadali S/O Abdhulla Muhammadali S/O Abdhulla Lekha , Uruvachal Lekha , Uruvachal 2. Asma D/O Abdhulla Lekha Asma D/O Abdhulla Lekha 31 23.360 Right Res Uruvachal Uruvachal 84/8 Pazhassi 0.0045 Only land NV 1. Chathadi Kannoth 1. Chathadi Kannoth Pushpavalli W/O Pushpavalli W/O Balakrishnan, Souparnika, Balakrishnan, Souparnika, 32 25.200 Left Res Nelluni,Mattannur (PO) Nelluni,Mattannur (PO) 2/2 Pazhassi 0.0037 Only land NV Secratery Kalluchettu Secratery Kalluchettu Thozhilali Sahakarana Thozhilali Sahakarana 33 25.310 Right Res Sangam, Mattannur Range. Sangam, Mattannur Range. 52/2 Pazhassi 0.0034 Only land NV

Uppikarambath Mariyumma, Uppikarambath Mariyumma, D/O Kadeesumma, D/O Kadeesumma, Uppikarambath Pazhassi, Uppikarambath Pazhassi, 34 25.710 Right Res Mattannur (PO) Mattannur (PO) 111/1A Pazhassi 0.0043 Only land NV Rarayoth Valluva Pradeepan, Rarayoth Valluva Pradeepan, S/O Krishnan Nambiar, Janaki S/O Krishnan Nambiar, 35 26.200 Right Res Nivas Janaki Nivas 90/1 Pazhassi 0.0331 Only land NV Kizhikkayil jose, S/O Varki Kizhikayil jose, S/O Varki 36 26.28 Left Res Kizhakayil Mattannur (PO) Kizhakayil Mattannur (PO) 45/6A Pazhassi 0.0061 Only land NV Kalarikandy Abdhul Rahiman, Kalarikandy Abdhul S/o Moosa Haji, Rishanas Rahiman, S/o Moosa Haji, 26.170- ,Neduvottum Kunnu Rishanas ,Neduvottum Land & comp. 37 26.235 Left Res Mattannur (PO) Kunnu Mattannur (PO) 52/2 Pazhassi 0.0087 wall NV Kalarikandi Abdhul Rahiman Kalarikandi Abdhul Rahiman S/O Musa Haji, T.K.H Manzil, S/O Musa Haji, T.K.H Manzil, Kunhipalli, Mattannur (PO) Kunhipalli, Mattannur (PO) 26.170- Davari Abdhul Kadher Haji Davari Abdhul Kadher Haji Land and shop 38 26.235 Right Com S/O Usman, TKH Manzil S/O Usman, TKH Manzil 119/2 Pazhassi 0.0046 building NV

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President Kunhipalli President Kunhipalli Land and part 39 26.265 Left Com Paripalana commity Paripalana Kommity 52/2 Pazhassi 0.003 of building NV Kikzhakayil Mary Jose D/O Kikzhakayil Meri Jose D/O Jose Kizhakayil , Mattannur Jose Kizhakayil , Mattannur 40 26.280 Left Res (PO) (PO) 52/2 Pazhassi 0.0038 Only land NV

Kalarikandy Mariyooty, W/O Kalarikandy Mariyooty, W/O Kuknhimuhammad "Mariyas " Kuknhimuhammad "Mariyas 41 26.290 Left Res Vayamthod, Mattannur . " Vayamthod, Mattannur . 52/2 Pazhassi 0.0049 Only land NV

Musthafa S/o Andru, Hayarul Musthafa S/o Andru, Hayarul 42 27.100 Left Res Baith ,Kalarod Mattannur Baith, Kalarod Mattannur 122/5 Pazhassi 0.0015 Only land Chembolan Rajan, S/O Chembolan Rajan, S/O Chathu Chathu, Koroth (H) , Koroth (H) Palathumkara, Palathumkara, 43 27.240 Left Res Kuthuparambu Kuthuparambu 122/5 Pazhassi 0.0003 Only land NV Neralath Muhammed Asharaf Neralath Muhammed S/o Mammu,Safiya Manzil, Asharaf S/o Mammu, Safiya 44 29.030 left Agr Pazhassi Manzil, Pazhassi 119/4 Kolari 0.0006 Only land NV

Mundiyakkal Amminikkutty, Mundiyakkal Amminikkutty, W/o joyal C jose "Sana W/o joyal C jose "Sana Land and 45 29.500 Right Res Bhavan", Chavassery (PO) Bhavan", Chavassery (PO) R.s No 160 Chavassery 0.0050 retaining wall NV Vayilepurayil Nittukaran Vayilepurayil Nittukaran Mammu (Late)O LH Mammu (Late)O LH R.S No 46 29.720 Right Res 1. Mariyam (Wife) & Others Mariyam (Wife) & Others 170/3 Chavassery 0.0062 Only land NV Kolothu Khadeeja and Kolothu Khadeeja and Puthiyapurayil Nittokkaran Puthiyapurayil Nittokkaran 47 31.200 Left Res Mayan Mayan R.S. 88/2 Chavassery 0.0170 Only land NV P.C Sameera, W/o P.C sameera, W/o Sharafudeen "C.A House" Sharafudeen "C.A House" R.S No 48 32.560 Right Res Naduvanad (PO) Naduvanad (PO) 197/3 Chavassery 0.0040 Only land NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Churiyot Befathumma W/o 1. Churiyot Fefathumma W/o Usman. 2.Churiyot Nazar Usman. 2.Churiyot 32.630 , S/o Usman 3. Nazar , S/o Usman &32.65 Churiyot Sadik 3. Churiyot Sadik R.S No 49 0 Left Res 4. Churiyot Shabeer, Churiyot 4. Churiyot Shabeer, 107/5 Chavassery 0.0080 Only land NV Kottamulla Valappil Kottamulla Valappil Sudheshna W/o Sasidaran, Sudheshna W/o Sasidaran, Thaikandy House, Chavassery Thaikandy House, R.S No 50 32.900 Left Res (PO) Chavassery (PO) 94/5 Chavassery 0.0040 Only land NV Pallikal Pilat Kader kutty Pallikal Pilat Kader kutty Abdhul Kader S/O Moidu Haji, Abdhul Kader S/O Moidu Puthiya Purayil House 2. Haji, Puthiya Purayil House Paneri Kader Kutty, S/o 2. Paneri Kader Kutty, S/o R.S No 51 33.010 Right Res Mayan, Madeena manzil Mayan, Madeena manzil 199/3 Chavassery 0.0040 Only land NV Paneri Kader Kutty, S/o Paneri Kader Kutty, S/o 52 33.010 Right Res Mayan, Madeena manzil Mayan, Madeena manzil 199/3 Chavassery 0.0030 Only land NV Ninaginte Vida Nittukaran Ninaginte Vida Nittukaran moosa, S/O Kadher Musaliyar moosa, S/O Kadher Land and Oyasis, Narayampara , Uliyil Musaliyar Oyasis, R.S No compound 53 34.720 Left Com (PO) Narayampara , Uliyil (PO) 245/1 Chavassery 0.0049 wall NV Thaliparamban Mammu Thaliparamban Mammu 2. T. Muhammad S/O Land and 2. T. Muhammad S/O Paryayi Paryayi T. P House, Uliyil compound 54 37.160 Left Res T. P House, Uliyil (PO) (PO) R.S 87/6 Chavassery 0.0039 wall NV K.V Mammu, President K.V Mammu, President Insarul Insarul Islam Manzil, Uliyil R.S No 55 37.750 Left Islam Manzil, Uliyil (PO) (PO) 116/8 Chavassery 0.0010 Only land NV N.R Manju (Late) HH 1. N.R Manju (Late) HH 1. Kunhipathumma (Wife) & Kunhipathumma (Wife) & 56 38.25 Right Res Others Others 133/1A Keezhur 0.0100 Only land NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 K.V Mulhammad Kadhar K.V Mulhammad Kadhar Kayathil Karuvante Valappil Kayathil Karuvante Valappil darul Salam Punnad darul Salam Punnad M.P M.P Abdhul Rahiman S/o Abdhul Rahiman S/o 57 39.030 Left Res Abdhulla , Marijyam Kandi Abdhulla , Marijyam Kandi 83 Keezhur 0.0009 Only land NV Abdhul Rahiman Haji, Abdhul Rahiman Haji, President of Shamsul ulama President of Shamsul ulama Huflul Khuran kolege Huflul Khuran kolege Kommity S/O Ussan Kutty, Kommity S/O Ussan Kutty, 58 39.410 R&L Res Alhilal ,Mattannur(PO) Alhilal ,Mattannur(PO) 16/3 Keezhur 0.0134 Only land NV I. Poovanthara Thulidas (Late) Poovanthara Thulidas (Late) LH Dr . Syamadas W/o LH 1.Dr . Syamadas W/o Land and shop 59 41.880 Left Com Thulidas & Others Thulidas & Others 116/1 Keezhur 0.0029 building NV

T.V Mohanraj S/O T.V Mohanraj S/O Kunhikannan Mithu & Mekha Kunhikannan Mithu & Mekha 60 41.880 Left Res 116/1 Keezhur 0.0003 Only land NV Payyampallil Babi jaison S/O Payyampallil Babyjaison S/O Abraham Paiballil, Akllumutty Abraham Paiballil, Land and shop 61 42.050 Right Com Iritty (PO) Akllumutty Iritty (PO) 140/2 Keezhur 0.0070 building NV

Meethale Veetil Kunhiraman Meethale Veetil Kunhiraman Thayyil Puthen Veetil Thayyil Puthen Veetil Land and 62 42.300 Left Res DineshBabu,Sreenilayam DineshBabu,Sreenilayam 1/1 Payam 0.0795 compound wall NV Thekkyil Joseph(Late) L. Thekkyil Joseph(Late) L. Thekkayil Elsamma Joseph Thekkayil Elsamma Joseph 63 42.400 Left Com &Others &Others 4 Payam 0.0086 Only land NV Karimbinakkal Chelathal Karimbinakkal Chelathal 64 42.650 Left Res Rajeevan Rajeevan 11/1 Payam 0.0005 Only land NV Chillapoyil Kelothu Ibrahim Land and S/o Moosa Munderi Oppo. Chillapoyil Kelothu Ibrahim compound 65 43.340 Left Res Sree Narayana Guru Mandir S/o Moosa Munderi 16 Payam 0.0030 wall NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Padiyan Puthalath Thahira Padiyan Puthalath Thahira W/o Shamsudheen W/o Shamsudheen 66 43.36 Left Res ,Kalllumutty ,Iritty ,Kalllumutty ,Iritty 16 Payam 0.0050 Only land NV

Pommanam Veetil Moisinath Pommanam Veetil Moisinath W/o Moidu (Late) Sajina W/o Moidu (Late) Sajina 67 43.47 Left Res Manzil ,Kallimutty Manzil ,Kallimutty 16 Payam 0.0090 Only land NV

Kurikkala Veetil Basheer ,S/o Kurikkala Veetil Basheer ,S/o Land and 68 43.49 Left Res Essa Farsanas(H) Kallumutty Essa Farsanas(H) Kallumutty 16 Payam 0.0030 carshed NV Pommanam Veetil Sarumma Pommanam Veetil Sarumma Land & Late (late) L.H Kunhaleema &6 Late (late) L.H Kunhaleema compound 69 43.51 Left Res Others &6 Others 16 Payam 0.0050 wall NV Gresy Mundakkal D/o Gresy Mundakkal D/o Land and Mathew Mundakkal (Ho) Mathew Mundakkal (Ho) compound 70 43.53 Left Res Kallumutty ,Iritty Kallumutty ,Iritty 16 Payam 0.0040 wall NV Chandran K.K S/o Chandran K.K S/o Land & Narayanan,Kottakkunnummal Narayanan,Kottakkunnumm compound 71 43.545 Left Res , Kallumutty ,Iritty al , Kallumutty ,Iritty 16 Payam 0.0050 wall NV Ayilliathu Meleveetil Ayilliathu Meleveetil Ramachandran Nambiar S/o Ramachandran Nambiar S/o Kunhiraman Nambiar Sree Kunhiraman Nambiar Sree 72 43.56 Left Res Nilayam, Iritty Nilayam, Iritty 16 Payam 0.0030 Only land NV Mini Jaison,D/o Mini Jaison,D/o 73 43.700 Left Agr Kurian,Kallumutty ,Iritty Kurian,Kallumutty ,Iritty 20/2 Payam 0.0090 Only land NV Kallerikaremal Jayaprakasan, Kunhiraman ,Thiruvathira, Kallerikaremal Jayaprakasan, Land and 74 43.720 Left Res Kallumutty S/o Kunhiraman , 20/2 Payam 0.0090 compound wall NV

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Kanniyath Lakshmanan Kanniyath Lakshmanan Kandathil Rohinini,Bindu D/o Kandathil Rohinini,Bindu D/o Lakshmanan ,Biju S/o Lakshmanan ,Biju S/o 75 43.75 Left Res Lakshmanan Lakshmanan 20/2 Payam 0.0080 Only land NV Kanniyathu Premarajan,S/o Kanniyathu Land & Chathukutty, Athira(H) PremarajanChathukutty, compound 76 43.8 Left Res Kallumiutty,Iritty Athira(H) Kallumiutty,Iritty 20/2 Payam 0.0070 wall NV Land & Bosco Antony S/ Antony Bosco Antony compound 77 43.85 Left Res Kurunthottathil ,Kallumutty Kurunthottathil, Kallumutty 20/2 Payam 0.0130 wall NV

K.V Kuriakos ,S/o Mathew K.V Kuriakos ,S/o Mathew Land & Kuriath @ Kaduvan Mathan Kuriath @ Kaduvan Mathan compound 78 43855 Left Res ,Kallumutty.Iritty ,Kallumutty.Iritty 20/2 Payam 0.0050 wall NV Land & Anto K Antony S/o Antony Anto K Antony S/o Antony compound Left Res 20/2 Payam 0.0070 NV 79 43.88 Kurunthottathil ,Kalumutty Kurunthottathil ,Kalumutty Landwall & Dr.Mathew Kurain Dr.Mathew Kurain compound 43.900 Left Res 20/1 Payam 0.0120 NV 80 ,Mamalasseriyil (Ho) ,Mamalasseriyil (Ho) Landwall & Chamakkal Premarajan Senior Divisional Manager compound 81 43.920 Left Com ,Balvihar ,IOC Ltd Payam 20/1 Payam 0.0120 Landwall & NV Chamakkal Rajeevan ,Balvihar Chamakkal Rajeevan compound 82 43.940 Left Res ,Madathil,Iritty ,Balvihar ,Madathil,Iritty 20/1 Payam 0.0160 wall NV Cheriyakkadavan Anandan Cheriyakkadavan Anandan (Late) L.H Poyil Lakshmi and 5 (Late) L.H Poyil Lakshmi and 83 43.960 Left Agr Others 5 Others 20/1 Payam 0.0300 Only land NV Vaniyankandi Ramachandran Vaniyankandi 84 44.020 Res &Seetha Ramachandran 20/1 Payam 0.0300 Land only NV Daniyal K.G S/o George Daniyal K.G S/o George 85 Right Res ,Charuvila Madathil ,Charuvila Madathil 57/1A2 Payam 0.0030 Land only NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Puthen veetil Sarojini d/o Puthen veetil Sarojini d/o Kuttiraman ,Rayarothur Kuttiraman ,Rayarothur 86 44.040 Right Res Muttannur ,Edayannur Muttannur ,Edayannur 57/1A2 Payam 0.0040 LandLand onlyand NV Moolakkariyil Mohanan S/o Moolakkariyil Mohanan S/o compound 87 44.060 Right Res Baby Moolakkariyil(H) Baby Moolakkariyil(H) 57/1A2 Payam 0.0020 wall NV Thadathil Joseph Thomas Thadathil Joseph S/o 88 44.460 Right Res Thundathil, Iritty Thomas ,Thundathil, Iritty 57/1A2 Payam 0.0015 Only land NV Amina W/oAboobaker Amina W/oAboobaker 89 44.470 Right Res ,Mullappally(H) Narath ,Mullappally(H) Narath 57/1A2 Payam 0.0030 Only land NV Palapravan Uthaman S/o Palapravan Uthaman S/o Kannan Nair, Palapravan(H) Kannan Nair, Palapravan (H) 90 44.480 Right Res Madathil, Iritty Madathil, Iritty 57/1A2 Payam 0.0025 Only land NV Eyyappally Govindan S/o Eyyappally Govindan S/o Appu Puthioya Appu Puthioya 91 44.200 Left Agr Veedu,Kallumutty ,Iritty Veedu,Kallumutty ,Iritty 58/11 Payam 0.050 Only land NV Secretary Juma Ath Palli Secretary Juma Ath Palli 92 44.200 Left Cul Commty Commty 58/2 Payam 0.0040 Only land NV Sreedharan S/o Kalliyadan Krishnan Nambair (Late) Ummer, Chalorkandy, 93 44.260 Left Com Puthen Veetil Vilamana Madathil 57/1A1 Payam 0.0040 Only land NV Parol Chandni D/o Land and shop 94 44.290 Left Com Padmanabhan Nair ,Parol Salim ,Palora,Madathil 57/1A1 Payam 0.0050 building NV Parol Padmanabhan (Late) L.H 95 44.300 Left Com Padmini & 3 Others Daniyal,Lokose,Shyju 57/1A1 Payam 0.0060 Only land NV Daniyal K.G S/o George Daniyal K.G S/o George 96 44.310 Left Com Charuvila Madathil ,Charuvila Madathil 57/1A2 Payam 0.0090 Only land NV Panikkal Rasil Kumar S/o Gopalan Gopal Vihar Sreevalsan ,Karunana 97 44.330 Left Com Madathil Bekary(9847024388 57/1A1 Payam 0.0060 Land and Shop NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 P.P Gopalan, Ramani P.P Balakrishnan Sarojini, Kunhikkannan, Ammini Kunhappa, Tailoring Shop 98 44.350 Right Com (Children of Kuttiraman) (0490-2492819) 57/1A1 Payam 0.0090 Land and Shop NV Puthiyaveetil Haridas S/o Puthiyaveetil Haridas S/o Kannan, Puthiyaveetil, Kannan, Puthiyaveetil 99 44.380 Right Com Kallumutty Kallumutty 57/1A1 Payam 0.0060 Land and Shop NV Cheriyamadathil Cheriyamadathil Kunhanandan S/o Kunhanandan S/o Manakkadavan Manakkadavan Achu, 100 44.390 Right Com Achu,Madathil,Madathil Madathil, Madathil 57/1A1 Payam 0.0060 Land and Shop NV Jose S/o Shaji and Anitha Mob: Land & comp. 101 44.450 Left Com Agustin,Mamootil,Madathil 9946290118 57/1A1 Payam 0.0050 wall NV Thomas @Binu,Mamootil Rajesh Mathew 102 44.470 Left Com ,Madathil Iritty (9495545918) 57/1A1 Payam 0.0080 Only land NV Secretary, Kallu Chethu Secretary, Kallu Chethu Vyavasaya Shakarana 103 44.490 Left Com Vyavasaya Shakarana Sangam Sangam 57/1A1 Payam 0.0070 Only land NV

Puthiyaveetil Abdul Hameed Puthiyaveetil Abdul Haji (Late) L.Hs Poyilan Hameed Haji (Late) L.Hs 104 45.100 Left Res Aliyumma & 8 Others Poyilan Aliyumma & 8 Others 46/3 Payam 0.0086 Only land NV Anitha Kumari D/o Parol Anitha Kumari D/o Parol Narayanan Nair (Late) Narayanan Nair (Late) 105 45.100 Left Res Ajithalayam ,Madathil Ajithalayam ,Madathil 46/3 Payam 0.0034 Only land NV Vayalamannil Jinsi Amma D/O Vayalamannil Jinsi Amma Vargees, Ayyankunnu & D/O Vargees,ayyankunnu & 106 46.280 Left Res Others (0490-2426046) Others (0490-2426046) 810 Vilamana 0.0030 Only land NV

Pulikunnel Thomas Abraham, Pulikunnel Thomas Abraham, 107 47.850 Left Res Kunnoth, 0490-2420557 Kunnoth, 0490-2420557 128 Vilamana 0.0015 Only land NV

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Vattolil Mathew Harinarayanan,Suresh,Thom S/o joseph Vattoli House as,Babu 108 47.950 Left Com Kiliyanthara 0490-2422515 128 Vilamana 0.0010 Only land NV Kochuvelikakath Thekke Mannur Aliyamma Mathew kochuvelikakath Thekke Kiliyanthara PO(0490- Mannur Aliyamma Mathew 109 47.980 Left Res 2420632) Kiliyanthara 0490-2420632) 128 Vilamana 0.0015 Only land NV K.K.Jose Karakkan S/o K.K.Jose Karakkan Antony Kelan Peedika S/o Antony Kelan Peedika 111 47.960 Left Kiliyantara (PO) Kiliyantara (PO) 30/2 Vilamana 0.0020 Only land NV

Kaipurathu Abdul jabar, s/o kaipurathu Abdul jabar, s/o Suppi Haji, valappinakathu Suppi Haji, valappinakathu house, p.o Kiliyanthara(0490- house, p.o Kiliyanthara(0490- 112 48.000 Left Res 2420487) 2420487) 60 Vilamana 0.0020 Land only NV

113 48.035 Left Com Vallithodu Juma masjid Vallithodu Juma masjid 70 Vilamana 0.0011 Land only NV

Thottu Padath Ahammad S/O Thottu Padathb Ahammad Muhammad Thottupadath S/O Muhammad 114 48.430 Right Res Vallithod (0490-2493245) Thottupadath 67/1 Vilamana 0.0120 Land only NV Poyilon Mammi Haji S/O Poyilon Mammu Haji S/O Land & Mammad Seetisha Manzil Mammad Seetisha Manzil Compound 115 48.450 Right Res Kiliyanthar (9747578790) Kiliyanthar (9747578790) 67/1 Vilamana 0.0080 wall NV Parayil Karuvante Valappil sameer S/O Abdhul Asees Parayil Karuvante Valappil Kiliyanthara (PO) sameer S/O Abdhul Asees 116 48.470 Left Res (9446959629) (9446959629) 348/1 Vilamana 0.0400 Land only NV Kakkadan Abdhulla Moulavi Kakkadan Abdhulla Moulavi S/O Muhammad "Anapanthi S/O Muhammad "Anapanthi Land & Kavala" Kavala" Compound 117 48.480 Right Res Kiliyanthara(9747375683) Kiliyanthara(9747375683) 67/1 Vilamana 0.0080 wall NV

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118 48.500 Left Res Thadathil Joseph S/o Chandi Thadathil Joseph S/o Chandi 351/7 Vilamana 0.0005 Land only NV Madathil Purayil Abdula Madathil Purayil Abdula Kader,Madathil Kader,Madathil Pura,Vallithodu,p.o Pura,Vallithodu,p.o 119 48.510 Left Res Kiliyanthara Kiliyanthara 63 Vilamana 0.0240 Land only NV Nallur Thomas(Late) LH Nallur Thomas(Late) LH Lisi Thomas & Others Lisi Thomas & Others Land & comp. 120 48.520 Right Res (9495791813) (9495791813) 67/1 Vilamana 0.0110 wall NV Prabhakaran(Late),sheeveelit Prabhakaran(Late),sheeveelit hara Nalini (Late), Lilly & hara Nalini (Late), Lilly & Others,Vallithodu,p.o Others,Vallithodu,p.o 121 48.530 Left Res Kiliyanthara (9446957763) Kiliyanthara (9446957763) 63 Vilamana 0.0580 Land only NV

Kannathodi Kunjayamootty, Kannathodi Kunjayamootty, s/o Alavi, Harifa s/o Alavi, Harifa manzil,Vallithodu,p.o manzil,Vallithodu,p.o 122 48.540 Left Res Kiliyanthara(0490-242092) Kiliyanthara(0490-242092) 63 Vilamana 0.0200 Land & house NV Kuttu (Late) LH Punnathodi Kuttu (Late) LH Punnathodi Fathima & Others Punathodi Fathima & Others Punathodi (HO) Anapanthi Kavala (HO) Anapanthi Kavala Land & Kiliyanthara Kiliyanthara Compound 123 48.540 Right Res (PO)(9744577902) (PO)(9744577902) 67/1 Vilamana 0.0060 wall NV Thresyama Adakkattuthara, Thresyama Adakkattuthara, w/o Abraham, Vallithodu, w/o Abraham, Vallithodu, p.o p.o Kiliyanthara 124 48.560 Left Res Kiliyanthara (04902420009) 04902420009 63 Vilamana 0.0300 Land only NV Thazhathu Puthiyapurayil Thazhathu Puthiyapurayil Hafsath, w/o Hafsath, w/o Ashraf,Vallithodu,p.o Ashraf,Vallithodu,p.o 125 48.610 Left Res Kiliyanthara(97444596044) Kiliyanthara(97444596044) 63 Vilamana 0.0280 Land only NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Kochuvelikakath Thekke Kochuvelikakath Thekke Mannur Eliyamma Mannur Eliyamma W/o W/o Mathew 126 48.700 Right Res Mathew Kiliyanthara PO Kiliyanthara PO 67/1 Vilamana 0.0060 Land only NV Madathil Purayil Abdul Kader Haji,Madathil Pura,Vallithodu,p.o Bappu, JB Traders Land and part 127 48.740 Left Com Kiliyanthara(9447091455) (Pakkathu) Vallithodu 69/2 Vilamana 0.0007 of shop NV Keethadath Abubaker Haji,Vallithodu,p.o Subeesh and Ibrahim Land and part 128 48.76 Left com Kiliyanthara (9495461788) ,Methatta ,Vallithodu 69/2 Vilamana 0.0007 of shop NV Karoth Hussain Haji, s/o Karoth Hussain Haji, s/o memmi, Karoth memmi, Karoth House,Vallithodu,p.o House,Vallithodu,p.o 129 48.78 Left com Kiliyanthara Kiliyanthara 69/2 Vilamana 0.0016 Land and shop NV T.D Abrahim.Irikkur Rahmania madrasa orphanage Khader Haji,Bekary and Cool committee , Near Block Bar , Anapanthikavala, Land and part 130 48.79 Left com office,Iritty Vallithodu 69/2 Vilamana 0.0010 of shop NV Ravaripath Ayisha W/o Hussain Kayakool Hussain Haji S/o Land and part 131 48.815 Left com Kiliyanthara (04902420198) Memi,Karoth ,Vallithodu 69/2 Vilamana 0.0006 of shop NV

Asharaf Karothu, Karothu Hussain Haji S/o Land and part 132 48.820 Left com House(9447852245) Memi,Karoth ,Vallithodu 69/2 Vilamana 0.0005 of shop NV Moosa Haji, Vallithodu 48.81& Jumayath committee Land and part 133 48.825 Left com Vallithodu,p.o Kiliyanthara Moosa Haji 69/2 Vilamana 0.0005 of shop NV Edakkadu tharayil Suresh, s/o Edakkadu tharayil Suresh, kuriyan,Vallithodu,p.o Kurian, Vallithodu,p.o Land and part 134 48.830 Left Com Kiliyanthara(04902421119) (04902421119) 69/2 Vilamana 0.0012 of shop NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 Thannada Puthiya Purayil Thannada Puthiya Purayil Abdhulla S/O Ibrahim Sulthan Abdhulla S/O Ibrahim Kiliyanthara (PO) Sulthan Kiliyanthara (PO) 135 48.850 Right Res (9447642847) (9447642847) 72/4 Vilamana 0.0010 Land only NV Kallil Puthiya Purayil Nasma Kallil Puthiya Purayil Nasma W/o Muhammad W/o Muhammad Asma House Vallithod, Asma House Vallithod, 136 48.860 Right Res Kiliyanthara (9774519820) (9774519820) 72/3 Vilamana 0.0040 Land only NV Keethadath Moidu Haji S/o Keethadath Moidu Haji S/o Mammu Vallithod Mammu Vallithod 137 49.300 Right Com (9447359892() (9447359892() 351/7 Vilamana 0.0015 Land only NV Ayoob & Ayishabi Keethadath Vallithe, Kiliyanthara Sam ,Cool Bar and 138 49.310 Right Res (9495149008) stationary 351/7 Vilamana 0.0005 Land only NV Thomas Potheetayil S/o Kuriyakkos Kiliyanthara (PO) ( Sam ,Cool Bar and 139 49.320 Right Com (0490-2420211) stationary 351/7 Vilamana 0.0015 Land and shop NV Ravaripath Kunhamina W/o Moidu N.K Ravaripath (HO) Nazer,Rice Part of shop 140 49.330 Right Com Kiliyanthara (9447852246) Merchant,Vallithodu 351/7 Vilamana 0.0005 building NV Pallipath Sharifa, Aleema Mayan,Suresh,Nanu And Land and part 141 49.345 Right Com Manzil ,Irikkur(9947379534) Dasan 351/7 Vilamana 0.0015 of shop NV Thazhepallil Kuriyan, Thazhepallil Kuriyan, s/oKuriyan, Kiliyanthara s/oKuriyan,p.o 142 50.500 Left Res (9744942578) Kiliyanthara(9744942578) 89/1 Vilamana 0.0240 Land only NV Mathews, s/o Mathews Mathews, s/o Mathews Teacher, Kunnoth Teacher, Kunnoth 143 50.540 Left Res Kiliyanthara 9946614809 Kiliyanthara 9946614809 89/1 Vilamana 0.0160 Land only NV Dayisamma Thomas, w/o Dayisamma Thomas, w/o 144 50.570 Left Res Mathews,p.o Kiliyanthara Mathews,p.o Kiliyanthara 89/1 Vilamana 0.0200 Land only NV

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1234 5 6 7 891011 M.E Paul, Elizabath, Vinod M.E Paul, Elizabath, Vinod Land and 145 51.200 Left Com and Abraham, Myladiyil and Abraham, Myladiyil 97/1 Vilamana 0.0140 house NV 146 51.220 Left Com Myladiyil Elizabath Paul Myladiyil Elizabath Paul 97/1 Vilamana 0.0150 Land only NV Saramma Philip,& 4 Others Saramma Philip,& 4 Others Elanjimatathil House, Elanjimatathil House, 147 51.250 Left Res Kiliyanthara Kiliyanthara 97/1 Vilamana 0.0160 Land only NV George Kongaliyil C/o George Kongaliyil C/o 148 51.250 Left Com Kochurani ,Homio Clinic Kochurani ,Homio Clinic 97/1 Vilamana 0.0150 Land and shop NV Annamma Paradiyil W/o Annamma Paradiyil W/o 149 51.260 Left Com Mathew Mathew 97/1 Vilamana 0.0100 Land and shop NV Elsamma Paradiyil W/o Elsamma Paradiyil W/o 150 51.270 Left Com George George 97/1 Vilamana 0.0050 Land and shop NV

Mother Supperior. Adoration Mother Supperior. Adoration 151 51.420 Left Res Convent, Kiliyanthara Convent, Kiliyanthara 102 Vilamana 0.0830 Land only NV Sebastian Kunappalil, s/o Sebastian Kunappalil, s/o Antony.Near commercial chek Antony.Near commercial post, Kiliyanthara (0490- chek post, Kiliyanthara (0490- 152 51.970 Left Res 2420549) 2420549) 107/1 Vilamana 0.0160 Land only NV Kuzhiullathil Georgekutti, s/o Kuzhiyullathil Georgekutti, s/o George,Kuzhipallil House, George,Kuzhipallil House, p.o p.o 153 51.980 Left Res Kiliyanthara(9447688071) Kiliyanthara(9447688071) 107/1 Vilamana 0.0180 Land only NV Kunhanam kattil Kunhanam kattil KunhiMuhammed , s/o KunhiMuhammed , s/o KunhiMoideen,peratta, KunhiMoideen,peratta, 154 52.100 Left Res Koottupuzha(9447087522) Koottupuzha(9447087522) 107/1 Vilamana 0.0200 Land only NV

Kariyath Nazar Muhammed Kariyath Nazar Muhammed 155 52.150 Left Res S/o Mammootty Chavassery S/o Mammootty Chavassery 124 Vilamana 0.0890 Land only NV

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Brijitha Deavsia &9 Others, Brijitha Devasya&9 156 52.215 Left Res Kiliyanthara Others,p.o Kiliyanthara( 117 Vilamana 0.0080 Land only NV

Puthiya Purayil Kadeesumma Puthiya Purayil Kadeesumma Kunhamina,Peratta &6 Kunhamina, Peratta &6 157 52.235 Left Res Others, Koottupuzha Others, Koottupuzha 118 Vilamana 0.0170 Land only NV Arakal Dasan S/oKunhunni Arakal Dasan S/oKunhunni 158 53.500 Right Res Vallupara Kootupuzha (PO) Vallupara Kootupuzha 139/2 Vilamana 0.0100 Land only NV

Total Extent 1.5027

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Link 84.2 Ponkunnam-Thodupuzha Road

Name, House name & Phone No of User/ (Sq.m) Use of Village Owner/Titleholder Assets affected Position Property Revenue Revenue Extent of of Extent Category Serial No Serial Chainage SurveyNo. Name the of the property the Occupant of of Occupant Vulnerability Vulnerability affectedarea 1234 5 6 7 8 91011 P G Rao & Sureshkumar S/o Gokul P G Rao & Sureshkumar S/o 1 84.100 L Com 15/181/4 Chirakkadavu 32 Only land NV Das, Thakidiyel Gokul Das, Thakidiyel

Kasthoori Rajan, Hari Kasthoori Rajan, Hari Narayanan, Land & comp 2 84.100 L Com Narayanan, Gireesh M R, Hari 15/58/6-1 Chirakkadavu 14 NV Gireesh M R, Hari Nivas wall Nivas

Babu Antony S/o T J Antony, Babu Antony S/o T J Antony, 3 84.100 L Com 15/59/1-8 Chirakkadavu 14 Building part NV Thekkekuttu Thekkekuttu

52/295-10- Amminiyammal D/o Ramachettiyar, Amminiyammal D/o Land & comp 4 88.700 R Agri 2 Elangulam 15 NV Nambilayil Ramachettiyar, Nambilayil wall 52/295/17-2

Sunny V Scaria S/o Scaria, Sunny V Scaria S/o Scaria, Land & comp 5 103.180 L Agri 37/318/1 Meenachil 69 NV Maryland Kalamackal Maryland Kalamackal wall

Thomas Abraham S/o Avira, Thomas abraham S/o Avira, 159/21/1 6 103.980 R Agri Meenachil 14 Only land NV Srampickal Srampickal 159/32-1

A M Michael S/o antony, 7 106.100 R Com A M Michael S/o antony, Ancheril 80/131/42 Lalam 2 Only land NV Ancheril

8 106.370 L Com Mathew s/o Scaria, Porunnolil Mathew S/o Scaria, Porunnolil 80/99/39 Lalam 3 Only land NV

Thomas S/o Mathew, Lucy W/o Thomas S/o Mathew, Lucy W/o Res & 80/7-5 9 108.050 L Thomas, Achamma W/o Thomas, Achamma W/o Lalam 1279 Only land NV Agri 80/7-6 Mathew,Kottarthil Mathew,Kottarthil

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1234 5 6 7 8 91011

K M Alexander, Kulathoor K M Alexander, Kulathoor 10 111.300 R Agri 21/674/2 Lalam 21 Only land NV Kulangara Kulangara

K M Michael, Kulathoor 11 111.300 R Agri K M Michael, Kulathoor Kulangara 21/674/2-1 Lalam 11 Only land NV Kulangara

Jose Augustine S/o Augusthy, Jose Augustine S/o Augusthy, 12 118.550 R R&C Kakkiyaniyil Kakkiyaniyil 29/208/5 Ramapuram 32 Land & sushade NV 260734,262102 260734,262102

K A Antony S/o Abraham, Kottackal K A Antony S/o Abraham, Land & comp 13 118.575 R Res 29/208/4 Ramapuram 18 NV 260837,9447662533 Kottackal wall

Soly Mathew W/o Mathew, Soly Mathew W/o Mathew, Land & comp 14 118.580 R Res Uppumakkara 29/208/3 Ramapuram 7 NV Uppumakkara wall 265610

Baby augustine S/o Baby augustine S/o Land & comp 15 118.600 R Res Augusthy,Plackanickal 29/208/2 Ramapuram 21 NV Augusthy,Plackanickal wall 260818

Total 1552

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Link 84.1 Punalur-Ponkunnam Road (Sq.m) older User/ User/ Use ofUse Village Category name & name& Revenue Revenue Property area Serial No Serial Chainage Vulnerability SurveyNo. Assetsaffected Position Nameof the Occupantof PhoneNo of theproperty Name, HouseName, Owner/Titleh Extent of affected affected ofExtent 1234 5 6 7 8 91011 Land & 1 12.820 L Com Reji Joseph Reji Joseph 477/6-31-1-1 Pathanapuram 2 verandah of NV shop 477/6/32-1 Land & part of 2 12.820 L Com Saidu Muhammad Sharafudeen Pathanapuram 28 NV 477/6-37 shop 477/6-28 Moncy Joseph,Thekkedathu 477/6-38 Shop building 3 12.820 L Com Moncy Joseph,Thekkedathu Pathanapuram 43 NV 944758954 477/6-31 Part Land & 4 16.500 L ComSreekumar, Sreekumar, 107/10 Kalanjoor 60 NV sushade Verandah of 5 16.500 L Com Vijayan,Koyikkal Vadakkethil Vijayan,Koyikkal Vadakkethil 107/3-2 Kalanjoor 1 NV shop

6 17.345 L Res Rajappan Pillai,Kalluvilayil Rajappan Pillai,Kalluvilayil 62/31-17 Kalanjoor 6 Only land NV

Gopinatha 7 17.490 L Ari Gopinatha Pillai,Udayankalayil 40/3 Kalanjoor 40 Only land NV Pillai,Udayankalayil

8 18.650 R Res Anirudhan, Puthenpurayil Anirudhan, Puthenpurayil 279/3-13 Koodal 10 Only land NV

Land & part of 9 18.950 L Res Sasikumar, Sasinilayam Sasikumar, Sasinilayam 57/19-46 Koodal 30 NV house

10 19.590 L Ari Alexander Alexander 238/5-29 Koodal 3 Only land NV

Biju,Reji Ninan, 11 21.150 L Ari Biju,Reji Ninan, Theyilamannil 103/28-22 Koodal 280 Only land NV Theyilamannil Madavan Madavan 12 24.000 R R&C Surendran,Pushpamangalat 243/1-5 Aruvappulam 5 Only land NV Surendran,Pushpamangalath h

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Rajan S/o T M Sahib Rajan S/o T M Sahib 13 24.760 L Ari 137/6-33 V Kottayam 55 Only land NV Rawther,Vakayar P.O Rawther,Vakayar P.O T M Saleem S/o Maidheen T M Saleem S/o Maidheen 14 24.760 L Ari Kunjilappa, Thadathil Kunjilappa, Thadathil 137/25-36 V Kottayam 3 Only land NV Manpurayidathil Veettil Manpurayidathil Veettil George S/o Thomas, George S/o Thomas, 15 26.300 L Ari 370/16-22 Konni 18 Only land NV Koyikkalethu Veettil Koyikkalethu Veettil

Daniel S/o Thomas, Daniel S/o Thomas, 16 26.310 L Ari 370/19-21 Konni 30 Only land NV Koyikkalethu Veettil Koyikkalethu Veettil

Joykutty S/o Thomas, Joykutty S/o Thomas, 17 26.320 L Ari 370/18-20 Konni 60 Only land NV Koyikkalethu Veettil Koyikkalethu Veettil John Samuel, Akhila 18 26.330 L Ari John Samuel, Akhila Cottage 370/17-14 Konni 12 Only land NV Cottage

19 30.610 L Ari Jacob John, Othara Veettil Jacob John, Othara Veettil 80/5-41 Konni 68 Only land NV

Pushpa W/o Pushpa W/o Prasannakumar, 20 30.610 L Ari Prasannakumar, Korattiyil 80/6-43 Konni 3 Only land NV Korattiyil Veettil Veettil Deepa Viswanathan, Deepa Viswanathan, Land & comp 21 45.900 L Res Mampara Mampara 773/3-6 6 NV wall Charivupurayidathil Charivupurayidathil Ranni V M Shaji, 22 48.210 R Res V M Shaji, Vanchikakuzhiyil 473/2-4 17 Only land NV Vanchikakuzhiyil Ranni N Hassan, Jainammal, N Hassan, Jainammal, 23 48.220 R Res Kadheeja Beevi, Kadheeja Beevi, 473/1-5 8 Only land NV Vanchikakuzhiyil Vanchikakuzhiyil Ranni 24 50.550 R VL Jayarajan, Mulamoottil Jayarajan, Mulamoottil 338/11-21 30 Only land NV Ranni Sarojiniyamma, Sarojiniyamma, Land & comp 25 50.570 R Res Mulamoottilaya Mulamoottilaya 338/20 5 NV wall Charivupurayidathil Charivupurayidathil Ranni

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John S/o Abraham, Alice John S/o Abraham, Alice 26 50.600 R Res 338/7-18 15 Only land NV W/o John,Thoppil W/o John,Thoppil Ranni 27 50.650 R Com Gopalan, Pathaluparambil Gopalan, Pathaluparambil 338/14-24 4 Only land NV Ranni Anil Joseph, Anil Joseph, Santhoshkumar, 28 50.670 R Com Santhoshkumar, Prasad 338/13-23 13 Only land NV Prasad Bhavan Bhavan Ranni Abdul Salam, Saleena Abdul Salam, Saleena 29 50.685 R Com 338/5-17 25 Only land NV Salam, Alankarath Salam, Alankarath Ranni

30 50.700 R Res A V John, Anappara A V John, Anappara 338/12-22 10 Only land NV Ranni 31 R Res Jomon, Moozhikkal Only land NV 50.800 Jomon, Moozhikkal 338/2-16 Ranni 50

32 51.350 R Res Lilly Joseph, Thamrath Lilly Joseph, Thamrath 94/24-35 4 Only land NV Ranni Res & Land & comp 33 51.360 R Lijo Joseph, Thamrath Lijo Joseph, Thamrath 94/8-32 30 NV Agr Ranni wall Thomas Kathanar Mathew, 34 L Thomas Kathanar Mathew, NV 51.600 VL Angadipurackal 134/2-8 28 Only land Angadipurackal Ranni Rev. Fr. A T Thomas, Rev. Fr. A T Thomas, Land & part of 35 52.200 L Com 271/1-7 Pazhavangady 15 NV Arackal Arackal shop Abraham V Joseph, Abraham V Joseph, 36 52.610 R Com 278/1-12 Pazhavangady 26 Only land NV Valyamannil Valyamannil Scaria Abraham, Jaimol Scaria Abraham, Jaimol Land & comp 37 52.610 R Com 278/1-13 Pazhavangady 66 NV Scaria, Akathatta Scaria, Akathatta wall George Thomas, Annamma, George Thomas, Annamma, Land & part of 38 52.680 R Com 279/1-26 Pazhavangady 46 NV Chuzhukunnil Chuzhukunnil shop

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Jojy Jacob Joseph, Jeby Jojy Jacob Joseph, Jeby Kuriakose Joseph, Thomas, Kuriakose Joseph, Thomas, 39 52.690 R Com 279/14-27 Pazhavangady 15 Only land NV Joseph, Jacob Joseph, Joseph, Jacob Joseph, Puthenpurackal Puthenpurackal Raveendran Nair, Raveendran Nair, Land & comp 40 52.810 L Com 264/6-31 Pazhavangady 31 NV Thamarasseril Thamarasseril wall Mathew, Shinoy Mathew, Mathew, Shinoy Mathew, Land & comp 41 52.810 L Com 264/8-34 Pazhavangady 15 NV Vazhayil Vazhayil wall Thomas Chacko, Thomas Chacko, Part of shop 42 52.810 L Com 264/13-36 Pazhavangady 9 NV Thumparayil Thumparayil building Thomas Chacko, Thomas Chacko, Part of shop 43 52.810 L Com 264/14-35 Pazhavangady 10 NV Thumparayil Thumparayil building Part of shop 44 52.810 L Com K O Marykutty, Kalayil K O Marykutty, Kalayil 264/16-64 Pazhavangady 10 NV building Part of shop 45 52.810 L Com Chacko, Poovelil Chacko, Poovelil 264/10-47 Pazhavangady 22 NV building Abraham John, Abraham John, Part of shop 46 52.810 L Com 264/12-49 Pazhavangady 56 NV Mulamkattilaya Kanamoottil Mulamkattilaya Kanamoottil building Sunny Mathew, Sunny Mathew, 47 52.820 L Com 264/9-40 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Puthukuzhiyil Puthukuzhiyil Rachel Varghese, Varghese Rachel Varghese, Varghese 264/12-49- 48 52.820 L Res P Mathai, Thakkoli P Mathai, Thakkoli Pazhavangady 4 Part of house NV 1 Puthenpurayil Puthenpurayil A J Philippose, Suni A J Philippose, Suni Land & comp 49 52.830 L Com Philippose, Philippose, 264/9-1-42 Pazhavangady 18 NV wall Azhakanakuzhiyil Azhakanakuzhiyil Land & comp 50 52.840 L Com Chacko, Poovelil Chacko, Poovelil 264/15-44 Pazhavangady 10 NV wall

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51 52.900 R Com K G Thomas, Pazhavangady K G Thomas, Pazhavangady 279/2-28 Pazhavangady 29 Only land NV

Mathew Abraham, Mathew Abraham, 52 52.900 R Com 279/2-28-1 Pazhavangady 12 Only land NV Puthenpurackal Puthenpurackal Land & part of 53 52.900 R Com K M Abraham, Kadackal K M Abraham, Kadackal 279/3-29 Pazhavangady 12 NV shop Land & part of 54 52.900 R Com Renji Samuel, Thulamannil Renji Samuel, Thulamannil 279/4-30 Pazhavangady 4 NV shop Jojy Joseph, Aby Joseph, Jojy Joseph, Aby Joseph, 55 52.900 R Com 279/6-31 Pazhavangady 60 Only land NV Kannamthanath Kannamthanath Achamma Kurian, Sajeev Achamma Kurian, Sajeev Kurian, Sumam T Kurian, Kurian, Sumam T Kurian, 56 52.900 R Com 279/7-32 Pazhavangady 10 Only land NV Suja K Abraham, Susheela, Suja K Abraham, Susheela, Kavunkal Kavunkal 264/12-1- 57 52.900 L Com Vijayakumar, Maliyekkal Vijayakumar, Maliyekkal Pazhavangady 12 Only land NV 48 Land & part of 58 52.900 L Com A J Philippose, Azhakkattil A J Philippose, Azhakkattil 264/7-33 Pazhavangady 9 NV shop Raveendran Nair, Raveendran Nair, Land & part of 59 52.970 L Com 264/6-30 Pazhavangady 6 NV Thamarasseril Thamarasseril shop V T Abraham, Liju V T Abraham, Liju Abraham, 60 L Pazhavangady NV 52.980 Com Abraham, Jimmy Abraham, Jimmy Abraham, Parackal 264/5-27 5 Only land Parackal Raveendran Nair, Raveendran Nair, Land & part of 61 52.980 L Com 264/6-29 Pazhavangady 6 NV Thamarasseril Thamarasseril shop P T abraham, Liju abraham, P T abraham, Liju abraham, Land & part of 62 52.980 L Com Jimmy Abraham, Parackal Jimmy Abraham, Parackal 264/5-27 Pazhavangady 5 NV shop Veedu Veedu 264/5-2-1- Land & part of 63 53.100 L Com Surendran, Surya Nivasil Surendran, Surya Nivasil Pazhavangady 5 NV 24 shop

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264/5-2-1- Land & part of 64 53.100 L Com Omanakuttan, Aruvickal Omanakuttan, Aruvickal Pazhavangady 5 NV 25 shop Easwaran Namboothiri, Easwaran Namboothiri, 264/5-26 65 53.100 L Com Pazhavangady 12 Only land NV Neelimana Madathil Neelimana Madathil Part P N Sreedevi, Neelimana P N Sreedevi, Neelimana 264/5-26-1 Land & part of 66 53.100 L Com Pazhavangady 16 NV Madathil Madathil Part shop Raveendran Nair, Ramani Raveendran Nair, Ramani 264/5-26-2 67 53.100 L Com Pazhavangady 13 Only land NV Raveendran, Thamarasseril Raveendran, Thamarasseril Part 264/5-26-3 Land & part of 68 53.100 L Com Renju T Ravi, Thamarasseril Renju T Ravi, Thamarasseril Part & 5- Pazhavangady 7 NV shop 26-4 Daisy Mathukutty, Daisy Mathukutty, 69 53.100 L Com 264/5-26-5 Pazhavangady 3 Only land NV Vaniyedathu Vaniyedathu James P Mathew, James P Mathew, Land & part of 70 53.110 L Com Kannathumalayilaya Kannathumalayilaya 264/2-21 Pazhavangady 90 NV shop Panamparambil Panamparambil K P John, Panavelil K P John, Panavelil Land & comp 71 53.110 L Com 264/3-22 Pazhavangady 80 NV Puthenpurackal Puthenpurackal wall Mathew Philip, Mary Anju, Mathew Philip, Mary Anju, 264/5-6,5- 72 53.290 L Com Pazhavangady 3 Only land NV Meprathu Philip Cottage Meprathu Philip Cottage 7,28 Anil Thomas, Anil Thomas, 264/5-6,5- 73 53.290 L Com Pazhavangady 2 Only land NV Thengumtharayil Thengumtharayil 7,28-1 Joseph Thomas, Joseph Thomas, Land & part of 74 53.490 L Com Edasseriyilaya Edasseriyilaya 244/17-32 Pazhavangady 2 NV shop Charivupurayidathil Charivupurayidathil Eappan Abraham, Eappan Abraham, Land & part of 75 53.500 L Com 244/7-28 Pazhavangady 13 NV Mankuzhiyil Puthenveettil Mankuzhiyil Puthenveettil shop Abdul Salim, Meluvan Abdul Salim, Meluvan Land & part of 76 53.500 L Com 244/9-30 Pazhavangady 12 NV Parambil Parambil shop Chandy (Wilson), Kaippuzha Chandy (Wilson), Kaippuzha Land & part of 77 53.500 L Com 244/10-31 Pazhavangady 4 NV Veettil Veettil shop

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Land & part of 78 53.510 L Com Cherian, Madappallil Cherian, Madappallil 244/6-27 Pazhavangady 13 NV shop Kunjumol W/o Raju, Kunjumol W/o Raju, Land & part of 79 53.520 L Com 244/16-26 Pazhavangady 4 NV Melethilaya Chalunkal Melethilaya Chalunkal shop Land & part of 80 53.525 L Com Kuruvila Cherian, Aronnil Kuruvila Cherian, Aronnil 244/15-25 Pazhavangady 4 NV shop N P Ibrahimkutty, Shamna N P Ibrahimkutty, Shamna Land & part of 81 53.530 L Com 244/5-24 Pazhavangady 3 NV Manzil Manzil shop Kuruvila Jacob, Aronnilaya Kuruvila Jacob, Aronnilaya Land & part of 82 53.550 L Com 244/3-22 Pazhavangady 4 NV Kavunkal Kavunkal shop K V Varghese, K V Varghese, Land & part of 83 53.620 L Com 245/23-34 Pazhavangady 5 NV Kattupurayidathil Kattupurayidathil shop Abdul Rahiman, Cherukol Abdul Rahiman, Cherukol Land & part of 84 53.625 L Com 245/13-35 Pazhavangady 15 NV Kattoor Muriyil Kattoor Muriyil shop Anilal, Sobhanakumari, Anilal, Sobhanakumari, 85 53.630 L Com Kalayil Puthenveettil, Kalayil Puthenveettil, 245/19-36 Pazhavangady 10 Only Land NV Janardanan, Mannil Janardanan, Mannil Rajan, Chalomannil, Rajan, Chalomannil, Land & part of 86 53.635 L Com 245/18-37 Pazhavangady 10 NV Abraham, Kannadickal Abraham, Kannadickal shop Vijayan Nair, Melekuttu Vijayan Nair, Melekuttu Land & part of 87 53.640 L Com 245/12-38 Pazhavangady 9 NV Thekkethil Thekkethil shop Sami Kannan Nadar, Chinna Sami Kannan Nadar, Chinna Land & part of 88 53.645 L Com 245/11-39 Pazhavangady 9 NV Nadar, Aruvikalayil Nadar, Aruvikalayil shop Abdul Rehiman, K A Abdul Rehiman, K A Land & part of 89 53.650 L Com Aneesh, K A Ashib Anoop, Aneesh, K A Ashib Anoop, 245/10-40 Pazhavangady 9 NV shop Rehiman,Cherukolmuriyil Rehiman,Cherukolmuriyil Varghese George, Varghese George, Land & part of 90 53.655 L Com 245/9-41 Pazhavangady 8 NV Padinjattethil Padinjattethil shop Sasidharan Nair, Melekuttu Sasidharan Nair, Melekuttu Land & part of 91 53.660 L Com 245/32-42 Pazhavangady 5 NV Thekkethil Thekkethil shop

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K M Salim, Karimkutty K M Salim, Karimkutty Land & part of 92 53.660 L Com 245/7-44 Pazhavangady 9 NV Vadakkethil Vadakkethil shop Land & part of 93 53.665 L Com Samuel, Thulamannil Samuel, Thulamannil 245/8-43 Pazhavangady 7 NV shop Land & part of 94 53.665 L Com P K Vijayan, Vijaya Vilasam P K Vijayan, Vijaya Vilasam 245/16-45 Pazhavangady 9 NV shop Land & part of 95 53.680 L Com Vinod, Kottarathil Vinod, Kottarathil 245/6-46 Pazhavangady 5 NV shop Land & part of 96 53.690 L Com Mathew, Valiyakalayil Mathew, Valiyakalayil 245/15-47 Pazhavangady 3 NV shop Land & part of 97 53.700 L Com Abraham, Karakkattu Abraham, Karakkattu 245/4-49 Pazhavangady 12 NV shop Boby Chacko, Saju Chacko, Boby Chacko, Saju Chacko, 98 53.700 L Com 245/5-48 Pazhavangady 8 Only land NV Cheruvazhakkunnel Cheruvazhakkunnel Land & part of 99 53.710 L Com Jacob, Karakkattu Jacob, Karakkattu 245/17-50 Pazhavangady 1 NV shop Land & part of 100 53.720 L Com Thomas, Karakkattu Thomas, Karakkattu 245/3-51 Pazhavangady 3 NV shop Land & part of 101 53.730 L Com Anie Abraham, Karakkattu Anie Abraham, Karakkattu 245/2-52 Pazhavangady 5 NV shop George, Palamoottil George, Palamoottil 102 54.400 R Res 327/2-14 Pazhavangady 14 Only land NV Chirackal Chirackal 103 54.410 R Aby P Abraham, Palamoottil Aby P Abraham, Palamoottil 327/2-15 Pazhavangady 10 Only land NV 104 54.410 R Res George Mathai, Chirackal George Mathai, Chirackal 327/2-16 Pazhavangady 11 Only land NV Land & comp 105 54.410 R Res CT Aleyamma, Chirackal CT Aleyamma, Chirackal 327/6-17-1 Pazhavangady 9 NV wall Land & comp 106 54.420 R Res C T Thomas, Chirackal C T Thomas, Chirackal 327/6-17 Pazhavangady 21 NV wall George Mathew, George Mathew, Land & comp 107 54.430 R Agri 327/7-1-8 Pazhavangady 55 NV Anthariyathu Kottayil Anthariyathu Kottayil wall

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Land & part of 108 54.435 R Res M V Vijayan, Kakkanattu M V Vijayan, Kakkanattu 327/11-19 Pazhavangady 50 NV house Mathew, Annamma Mathew, Mathew, Annamma Mathew, Land & comp 109 54.440 R Res 327/11-21 Pazhavangady 30 NV Thadathil Thadathil wall Land & part of 110 54.445 R Res Philip, Kanjirathamala Philip, Kanjirathamala 327/8-22 Pazhavangady 20 NV house George K Thomas, George K Thomas, Land & comp 111 54.450 R Res 327/1-3-12 Pazhavangady 34 NV Kamukumplackal Kamukumplackal wall K T Abraham & Others, K T Abraham & Others, 327/11-1- 112 54.450 R Res Pazhavangady 10 Only land NV Mukkaranath Mukkaranath 20 George K Thomas, George K Thomas, 113 54.450 R Res 327/1-3-12 Pazhavangady 34 Only land NV Kamukumplackal Kamukumplackal Shibu T George, Shibu T George, Land & comp 114 54.710 R Res 346/1-13 Pazhavangady 40 NV Thannimoottil Thannimoottil wall Philippose Mathew, Philippose Mathew, Land & part of 115 54.720 R Res 346/5-21 Pazhavangady 7 NV Thannimoottil Thannimoottil house Linu abraham, Liju Linu abraham, Liju Land & part of 116 54.770 R Res 346/3-16 Pazhavangady 45 NV abraham,Chethomkara abraham,Chethomkara house T M Thomas, Thomas T T M Thomas, Thomas T 117 54.780 R Res 346/12-24 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Mathew, Thannimoottil Mathew, Thannimoottil Nibu T Thomas & Nibu T Thomas & Land & part of 118 54.780 R Res Others(Rajan), Others(Rajan), 346/6-19 Pazhavangady 6 NV house Thannimoottil Thannimoottil Land & part of 119 54.800 R Res Kora, Melethilaya Chalunkal Kora, Melethilaya Chalunkal 346/6-23 Pazhavangady 7 NV house Land & comp 120 54.820 L Agr Abraham, Melethil Abraham, Melethil 186/8-1-17 Pazhavangady 7 NV wall 121 54.830 L Agr Babykutty Chacko, Melethil Babykutty Chacko, Melethil 186/7-15 Pazhavangady 38 Only land NV

122 54.840 L Res Kora, Melethil Kora, Melethil 186/6-12 Pazhavangady 175 Only land NV

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123 54.840 L Agr Babykutty, Melethil Babykutty, Melethil 186/6-2-14 Pazhavangady 25 Only land NV Philip T J, Thevarolil Land & comp 124 54.850 L Agri Philip T J, Thevarolil Thundil 186/5-11 Pazhavangady 168 NV Thundil wall 125 54.860 L Agri John, Mavelil John, Mavelil 186/4-9 Pazhavangady 98 Only land NV

126 54.930 L Agri Chacko Chandy, Melethil Chacko Chandy, Melethil 186/8-16 Pazhavangady 29 Only land NV Land & comp 127 55.080 L Agri Sunny, Mavelil Sunny, Mavelil 145/3-11 Pazhavangady 55 NV wall Mariyamma Joseph, Land & comp 128 55.090 L Res Mariyamma Joseph, Eerickal 145/2-8 Pazhavangady 2 NV Eerickal wall Adv. Thomas Mathew, Adv. Thomas Mathew, 129 55.130 L Agri 145/1-7 Pazhavangady 35 Only land NV Thannimoottil Thannimoottil 130 55.150 L Agri Elizabath John, Mavelil Elizabath John, Mavelil 144/2-1,2-2 Pazhavangady 160 Land only NV Land & part of 131 55.160 L Com Mathew, Kandanattu Mathew, Kandanattu 144/14-23 Pazhavangady 3 NV shop Leelamma Joseph W/o Leelamma Joseph W/o 144/2-3,2- Land & comp 132 55.160 L Agri Pazhavangady 150 NV Kurian Joseph, Perangattu Kurian Joseph, Perangattu 4,2-7 wall 144/2-9,2- Land & comp 133 55.275 L Agri Kunjumman, Attatharayil Kunjumman, Attatharayil Pazhavangady 84 NV 10 wall Land & comp 134 55.280 L Res John K Jacob, Kallil John K Jacob, Kallil 144/2-5-6 Pazhavangady 104 NV wall 144/2-9,2- 135 55.280 L Agri A K Oomman, Attatharayil A K Oomman, Attatharayil Pazhavangady 72 Only land NV 10,7-1 Part Land & comp 136 56.040 L Res Saji, Thekkethil Saji, Thekkethil 133/18-31 Pazhavangady 1 NV wall Pushpa W/o MohanaPrabha, Pushpa W/o Land & comp 137 56.040 L Res 133/18-32 Pazhavangady 14 NV Thekkethil MohanaPrabha, Thekkethil wall

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Land & comp 138 56.050 L Res John P John, Muruppel John P John, Muruppel 133/14-30 Pazhavangady 2 NV wall 139 56.060 L P S Mathew, Pulimoottil P S Mathew, Pulimoottil 133/13-29 Pazhavangady 12 Only land NV

Philip T Mathew, Philip T Mathew, 140 56.950 R Agri 78/3-35 Pazhavangady 14 Only land NV Thekkekaithavana Thekkekaithavana Binoy K Mathew, Binoy K Mathew, 141 56.970 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyilaya Thekkekaithavanyilaya 78/2-34 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil T Roy Mathew, T Roy Mathew, 142 56.975 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyilaya Thekkekaithavanyilaya 78/2-33 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil T M Mathew, T M Mathew, 143 56.980 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyilaya Thekkekaithavanyilaya 78/2-32 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil Thomas, Thomas, 144 56.985 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyilaya Thekkekaithavanyilaya 78/2-31 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil K M John, K M John, 145 56.990 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyilaya Thekkekaithavanyilaya 78/2-30 Pazhavangady 8 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil Abraham Mathew, Abraham Mathew, 146 56.995 R Agri Thekkekaithavanyil Thekkekaithavanyil 78/2-29 Pazhavangady 7 Only land NV Elavummoottil Elavummoottil Abraham T Mathew, Abraham T Mathew, Land & comp 147 57.040 R Agri 78/1-21 Pazhavangady 200 NV Thekkekaithavana Thekkekaithavana wall Thomas John, Sunny Thomas John, Sunny 148 57.050 R Agri Thomas Thomas 78/2-28 Pazhavangady 8 Only land NV Thekkekaithavanayil Thekkekaithavanayil Mathew T Mathew, Mathew T Mathew, 149 57.100 R Agri 72/4-20 Pazhavangady 325 Only land NV Thekkekaithavana Thekkekaithavana

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Mathukutty, Mathukutty, Land & comp 150 57.780 L Agri 64/1-7 Pazhavangady 440 NV Puthiyathuchirayil Puthiyathuchirayil wall Mariyamma W/o Samuel, Mariyamma W/o Samuel, Land & shop 151 57.800 L Com 64/1-1 Pazhavangady 81 NV Madathilparambil Madathilparambil building Kuriathy St.Geotge Kuriathy St.Geotge Orthodox 152 57.810 L Cul.P 64/1-6 Pazhavangady 20 Shrine NV Orthodox Church Shrine Church Shrine Total 4744