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Minutes of Meeting Size:( 1 Table of Contents Sr. Page Contents No. No. Confirmation of the minutes of the 23rd CSMC meeting under 1 1 PMAY(U) held on 21st June, 2017 Consideration for Central Assistance for 46 Affordable Housing in Partnership (AHP) projects and 49 Beneficiary Led Construction 2 1 (BLC) (New) projects submitted by State of Andhra Pradesh (Agenda 2) Consideration for Central Assistance for 10 Beneficiary Led House 3 Construction (BLC) projects submitted by State Government of 3 Manipur (Agenda 3) Consideration for Central Assistance for 6 BLC (New) and 8 BLC 4 (Enhancement) projects submitted by State Government of 5 Meghalaya. (Agenda 4) Release of 2nd instalment for 845 EWS houses in BLC project at 5 Hoshangabad under PMAY (U) submitted by Madhya Pradesh 6 (Agenda-5) Release of 2nd instalment for project under RAY (PMAY-U) in 6 7 Yamunanagar-Jagadhari in Haryana (Agenda 6) Release of 2nd instalment for projects under RAY in Bajpur, 7 Sitarganj, Kelakheda and Shaktigarh of State of Uttarakhand. 8 (Agenda-7) Methodology for releasing funds for RAY and PMAY (U) projects 8 from the funds allocated under Scheduled Caste component (SCC) 9 and Scheduled Tribe Component (STC) of PMAY (U) (Agenda-8) Release of Rs. 14.50 lakh as 2nd and final instalment to CSIR- CBRI for the research project namely “Development of 9 10 Implementation of manual for Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) core panel system and its field application (Agenda-9) 10 Consideration for approval of the project proposal namely 11 “Development of pre-packaged, High Performance Grout (HPG) using locally available cementious materials for the Indian Post- Tensioned (PT) concrete Industry under the Impacting Research Innovation and Technology (IMPRINT) (Agenda-10) Release of Rs. 15,83,920/- as 2nd instalment to Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur for the Development of Draft Protocol for 11 13 Testing of structural components and systems for use in schemes under Housing for All (Agenda-11) Consideration of Central Assistance for 37 Beneficiary Led House 12 Construction (BLC) New projects, submitted by State government 14 of Assam (Agenda 12). Consideration for release of 2nd instalment for 41 BLC (New) 13 projects under PMAY (U) submitted by State Government of 15 Bihar (Agenda No. 13 ) Consideration of Central Assistance for 35 ‘Beneficiary- Led Individual House Construction’ (BLC) and 8 Affordable Housing 14 16 in Partnership (AHP) projects submitted by State of Tamil Nadu. (Agenda 14) Consideration of the proposals for Central Assistance to 72 15 Beneficiary Led Construction (New) projects submitted by State of 19 Uttar Pradesh. (Agenda 15) Consideration of HFAPoA for the State of Madhya Pradesh 16 21 (Agenda-16) Consideration of the proposal for Central Assistance to 1 AHP 17 project in Solapur submitted by State of Maharashtra. (Table 22 Agenda) 18 Discussion on CLSS 24 19 Other important observations 24 Minutes of the 24th meeting of the Central Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (CSMC) under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)- Housing for All Mission held on 24th July, 2017 The 24th meeting of the Central Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee (CSMC) under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) [PMAY(U)] was held on 24th July, 2017 at 9:30 A.M. in Paryavas Hall, HPL, Jangpura, New Delhi, with Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in chair. The list of participants is at Annexure-I. 2. At the outset, Secretary (HUA) welcomed the participants/representatives from the State Governments, participants/officers of the Ministry and other Departments. 3. Thereafter, Joint Secretary (HFA) introduced the agenda for the meeting. The agenda items also form part of the minutes. The item wise minutes are recorded as follows: 4. Confirmation of the minutes of the 23rd CSMC meeting under PMAY (U) held on 21stg June, 2017 (Agenda 1) 4.1 The minutes of the 23rd CSMC meeting under PMAY (U) held on 21st June, 2017, were confirmed without any amendments. Consideration for Central Assistance for 46 Affordable Housing in 5 Partnership (AHP) projects and 49 Beneficiary Led Construction (BLC) (New) projects submitted by State of Andhra Pradesh (Agenda 2) A. Basic Information: The proposal for consideration of CSMC was for Central Assistance for 46 Affordable Housing in Partnership (AHP) projects and 49 Beneficiary Led Construction (BLC) (New) projects under PMAY (U) submitted by the State of Andhra Pradesh. The salient details of the proposal are as under: State/UT: Andhra Pradesh Component: AHP and BLC No. of Projects: AHP:46 BLC: 49 No. of Cities/Towns: AHP: 46 BLC:49 Total Project cost AHP: Rs 11767.22 Crore BLC: Rs 2373.22 Crore Central Share AHP: Rs 2494.44Crore BLC: Rs 884.235 Crore State Share AHP: Rs2494.44 Crore BLC: Rs589.49Crore Minutes of 24th CSMC / 24.07.2017 Page 1 of 50 ULB/Implementation Agency Share AHP: Nil BLC: Nil Beneficiary Contribution AHP: Rs 5626.94 Crore BLC: Rs 899.49 Crore Amount of 1st Instalment requested AHP: Rs 997.776 Crore BLC: Rs 353.694 Crore Total No. of houses proposed AHP: 1,66,296 BLC: 58,949 No. of EWS houses: AHP: 1,66,296 BLC: 58,949 Total: 2,25,245 Status of Demand Survey Total: completed in 110 town; demand assessed is for 13,91,663 houses Appraisal by SLAC & Date Yes, 11/07/17 & 12/07/17 Approval by SLSMC & Date Yes ,19/07/17 B. Additional information by the State: i. Demand survey for 110 Cities/Towns has been completed and the total demand for houses assessed is 13,91,663. ii. Target for submitting proposal under PMAY (U) in 2017-18 is for 5,56,103 houses. iii. State Budgetary Provision for PMAY (U) in 2017-18 is Rs 8341.54 Cr iv. With regards to the mandatory conditions, condition 3 (single-window, time bound clearance for layout approval and building permissions at ULB level) has been achieved and condition 6 (additional FAR/FSI/TDR and relaxed density norms for slum redevelopment and low cost housing) is not applicable as there is no FSI basis in A.P. All other conditions are under progress. v. Out of 73,041 houses approved under BLC component, 30,182 beneficiaries have been attached in PMAY-MIS portal and 21,856 houses have been geo-tagged. C. CSMC observations: i. Grounding of sanctioned BLC projects is very slow and it needs to be expedited by addressing the real issues impacting the progress of implementation. ii. All the beneficiaries of the project proposals under BLC should invariably be linked to Aadhar numbers. iii. In desk scrutiny of the DPR, the various model building plans proposed in the AHP and BLC projects are found to be not complying with the minimum area required for Living Room, Bed room and Kitchen as per NBC norms. The model building plans need to be re- designed by the State in order to conform to NBC norms. iv. As per observation of HUDCO during desk scrutiny/site verification, the RCC structure of the pile foundations proposed in the DPR are heavier than required, thereby increasing the cost of the building. State/ULB may relook into the design and bring down the cost if technically feasible. Minutes of 24th CSMC / 24.07.2017 Page 2 of 50 D. CSMC Decisions: In view of the above, the CSMC: (i) accorded approval for Central Assistance amounting to Rs. 2494.44 Crore for 46 AHP Projects for construction of 1,66,296 houses of EWS category under PMAY (Urban) submitted by the State Government of Andhra Pradesh as per details at Annexure 2-A. (ii) recommended for release of the first instalment of central assistance amounting to Rs. 997.776 Crore (40% of central assistance) for the 46 AHP projects of Andhra Pradesh subject to compliances as indicated in Para 5C (iii) and (iv) as above. (iii) accorded approval for Central Assistance amounting to Rs. 884.235 Crore for 49 BLC Projects (New) for construction of 58,949 houses of EWS category under PMAY (Urban) submitted by the State Government of Andhra Pradesh as per details at Annexure 2-B. (iv) recommended for release of the first instalment of central assistance amounting to Rs. 353.694 Crore (40% of central assistance) for the 49 BLC projects of Andhra Pradesh subject to compliances as indicated in Para 5 C (ii) and (iii) as above. Consideration for Central Assistance for 10 Beneficiary Led House 6 Construction (BLC) projects submitted by State Government of Manipur (Agenda 3) B. Basic Information: The proposal for consideration of CSMC was for Central Assistance for 10 BLC projects (New) under PMAY (Urban) submitted by the State government of Manipur. The salient details are hereunder: State/UT: Manipur Component: BLC No. of Projects: 10 BLC No. of Cities/Towns: 10 Total Project cost Rs. 261.88 Crore Central Share Rs. 155.88 Crore State Share Nil ULB/Implementation Agency Share Nil Beneficiary Contribution Rs. 105.99 Crore Amount of 1st Instalment requested Rs. 62.352 Crore Total No. of DUs proposed 10,392 No. of EWS houses: 10,392 Status of Demand Survey Completed Minutes of 24th CSMC / 24.07.2017 Page 3 of 50 Appraisal by SLAC & Date 09/06/17 Approval by SLSMC & Date 11/07/17 B. Additional information by the State: i. Demand survey for all Cities/Towns has been completed and the total demand for houses assessed is 46,360. ii. Target for submitting proposal under PMAY (U) in 2017-18 is for 27,839 houses. iii. HFAPoA have been submitted for all the 14 towns with sanctioned projects and HFAPoA for the proposed 10 towns are being presented. iv. Approval for SLTC/CLTCs appointment has been made.
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