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Page 1 of 5 Review of Prioritized Projects Hon'ble CM Conducted Review of Prioritized Projects Hon’ble CM conducted Review for Prioritized Projects RECORD OF DISCUSSION Date Monday, 23rd July 2018 Time 4.30pm to 7.30pm Agenda Progress review on Prioritized projects by Hon’ble Chief Minister, A.P Venue Conference room, AP Secretariat, Velagapudi. Shri. D. Uma Maheswara Rao, Hon’ble Minister, WRD . Smt. Rekha Rani – Commissioner, R&R . Shri M. Venkateswara Rao, EnC, WRD . District collectors Attendees . Forest department . Ground water department, APSRAC and M/s Vassar Labs . Chief Engineers from Tirupathi, Ananthapuram, Kadapa, Ongole, Vijayawada & Visakhapatnam . Consultants to APWRD Page 1 of 5 Action to be # Project / Topic Gist of discussions Timeline taken by Hon’ble CM and Minister of water resources reviewed status of prioritized projects. Overall status of 56 prioritized projects : For 1 Overall status - Projects inaugurated: 9 nos. information Projects ready for inauguration: 6 nos. Projects in progress: 41 nos. CE, Kurnool inquired about whether to take water inflow or wait till 25th August for Information on th intake of water. Hon’ble CM instructed to complete all the works by 25 August’18 For 2 inaugurated - and ensure water shall be taken from Owk to Gandikota. Information Projects Secretary, WRD informed that all CEs to note that water to be filled in all the tanks. Phase 1- 40% filling in all tanks & Phase 2- 30% and Phase 3-30%. Until Phase-1 For 3 Filling of tanks 40% is not filled in all tanks, phase 2 cannot be initiated. - Information Ensure to fill all the tanks by gravity, otherwise fill by minor lifts. Secretary, WRD informed all 4 CEs to coordinate so that HNSS, GNSS, SRBC, TGB, HLC, LLC, day wise offtake schedule is prepared for main canals for offtake Offtake wise water wise release of water schedule. A Whatsapp group should be prepared for sharing For 4 - release schedule the information across the 4 CEs. Information Hon’ble CM informed that water shall be pushed by gravity in HLC. Ensure cost effective pushing of water from Srisailam. CE, Tirupathi briefed status to Hon’ble CM. Adavipalli Reservoir – 190 Cum of concrete is balance. Project shall be ready for Adavipalli Adavipalli inauguration by 31st July’18 reservoir reservoir shall 5 Nellore Barrage Kuppam Branch canal- Works slowed down by contractor in wake of claim CE, Tirupathi be completed Sangam Barrage settlement. EnC informed that SLSC meeting shall be held this week and the by 31st July’18 Venugopal Sagar issue shall be resolved within 2-3 days. Nellore Barrage – 82% of work is completed. Sangam Barrage – 76% of works is completed Page 2 of 5 Action to be # Project / Topic Gist of discussions Timeline taken by Venugopal Sagar - DGPS Survey for CA Land shall be completed by 25th July’18 CE, Anantapuram briefed status to Hon’ble CM. Marala reservoir Completion of Cherlopalli Marala & Cherlopalli reservoirs - Rectification measures are in progress and will CE, Madakasira 6 reservoir be completed by 31-07-2018 Anantapuram Branch canal by Madakasira Madakasira Branch Canal – All bottlenecks cleared. Project shall be completed 31st July’18 Branch Canal by 31st July’18 CE, Kadapa briefed status to Hon’ble CM Gandikota Reservoir (GNSS Gandikota reservoir – 17 Habitations shifted out of 26 affected habitations. 7701 Phase I) PDFs shifted out of 19261 PDFs. For storing 12 TMC, 3782 PDFs to be shifted. DGPS 7 GNSS Ph-II up to GNSS Ph-II up to Kodur in Kadapa Distt. - DGPS Survey for 5 Packages CE, Kadapa uploading by Kodur in Kadapa completed. Stage -1 uploading shall be completed by 26-07-2018 26th July’18 Dist. Hon’ble CM instructed commissioner R&R to clear the issue. Hon’ble CM instructed that on 15-August’18, Hiramandalam reservoir shall be inaugurated. Hon’ble CM informed that it shall be declared that 5 TMC water Hiramandal Hiramandalam storage is ready and balance shall be ready by September/October. CE, 8 Reservoir by Reservoir Srikakulam 15th August’18 CE, Srikakulam informed that 5 TMC water can be stored by 10th August’18 Hon’ble CM reviewed the Ground Water status. M/s Vassar labs briefed the status of rainfall in the state. Ground Water Hon’ble CM informed that 9 For Info - Status 1. Ground Water & Surface water balancing is to be done by conjunctive use of water. 2. Rain fed crops should be sustained by implementing rain guns. Page 3 of 5 Action to be # Project / Topic Gist of discussions Timeline taken by Hon’ble CM reviewed status of Neeru Chettu works Secretary, WRD informed that there is traction in the works of cascade Neeru Chettu- construction. Action plan is prepared for cascade execution- District wise plotting 10 Cascades of cascades has been completed on the map. A special Chief Engineer, Shiva Ram CE, MI - development shall be responsible for district wise grounded and ungrounded Cascades and completion of the same. Hon’ble CM instructed to have a time bound program for completion of 10 lakhs farm ponds (cumulative). Maintenance shall be done properly. 11 Neeru Pragati CE,MI - All de silting works shall be completed within 6 months. (Work worth 64 Crores). 2 contractors shall be finalized & required equipment to be mobilized. Hon’ble CM informed that filling of all the balance tanks execution shall be completed by 31st March’19. Fill all tanks through gravity, simple lifts or mobile lifts. Secretary, WRD informed that a project to develop 10000 tanks is inspired by our Neeru Pragati- For 12 own Hon’ble CM’s thought process to develop tanks as a living cascade- total - Filling of tansk Information command area under this project of developing 10, 000 tanks is 90,000 Hectares. There is a strong forward and backward integration like changing of cropping pattern & increase in efficiency. Overall convergence of Horticulture, fisheries & WRD is also planned. Hon’ble CM informed that All new Lift Irrigation schemes to be synchronized with JMD- Micro irrigation. APSIDC/ 13 Drip Irrigation. - Hon’ble CM also instructed to have target of converting 10 lakh acres per year to Micro micro irrigation. Irrigation Micro 14 Sowing Advise Hon’ble CM advised to provide audio/video based sowing advise to the farmers - Irrigation Page 4 of 5 Action to be # Project / Topic Gist of discussions Timeline taken by Hon’ble CM informed that for Nagarjuna Sagar right canal, water shall be provided. For 15 Cropping Pattern First crop shall go for Dry crop and if water is available for second crop, then they - information can go for wet crop. Encl.: Annexure 1 (Brief status of 56 prioritized projects as on 23rd July’18) Page 5 of 5 ANNEXURE I Target Date of project Sl no. Project Current status completion Inaugurated projects 1 Purushotha Patnam LIS Inaugurated on 15th Aug 2017 - Construction of Anicut across Sarada 2 Inaugurated on 6th Sept 2017 - River 3 Mutchumarri LIS Inaugurated on 8th Sept 2017 - 4 Kandaleru Left Canal – Lift Scheme Inaugurated on 12th Nov 2017 - 5 Gandikota – CBR Lifts Inaugurated on 3rd Jan 2018 - 6 Siddapuram Lift Irrigation Scheme Inaugurated on 7th Jan 2018 - 7 Modernisation of Yerracalva Inaugurated on 8th Jan 2018 - Formation of Pogonda Reservoir in 8 Inaugurated on 19th Feb 2018 - West Godavari 9 SH-31 Road Work (GNSS Phase I) Inaugurated on 6th June 2018 - Projects ready for Inauguration 10 Pedapalem LI Scheme on Krishna River Ready for inauguration - 11 Chinasana LI Scheme on VLMC Ready for inauguration - 12 Owk Tunnel (GNSS Phase I) Ready for inauguration - Gorakallu Balancing Reservoir (Sri 13 Ready for inauguration - Narasimharaya Sagar) 14 Pulikanuma LIS Ready for inauguration - Pulakurthy LIS (Guru Raghavendra 15 Ready for inauguration - Project) Page 1 of 8 ANNEXURE I Target Date of project Sl no. Project Current status completion Projects in progress under purview of CE, Tirupathi Reservoir : Gates erection in progress. Requesting to consider revised completion date as 31-July-18 Adavipalli Reservoir (HNSS Phase-II) & Reservoir by 31-July-18 16 Adavipalli Lift (Peddamandyam lift on Lift scheme : Erection of Pump house roof and 132/6.6KV, Sub station is in Lift scheme by 31-July-18 Main canal) progress, 115 Transmission towers completed, 3 Nos in progress & 2 Nos to be tackled. 1.315 Km length of Pipe Line is in progress Part A :From Km. 0.00 to Km 39.225 (up to II lift) : Pump house erection in Canal shall be made progress through by 30 July 2018 17 Kuppam Branch Canal (HNSS Phase II) Part B : Work is progress in 5.037 Km. 3,15,374 cum earth work & 38,070 cum Structures and balance concrete is to be completed. out of 134 Nos. of structures, 48 are in works shall be progress & 86 to be taken up. complebted by 30-Aug-18 18 Nellore Barrage Overall completionstatus 82%. Project shall be completed by 31st Aug'18 31/Aug/18 Overall project completion 76% 19 Sangam Barrage Rafts, 38 nos. completed out of 42 nos. 31/Aug/18 Piers, 68 nos. completed out of 86 Nos. Alienation of Forest land- DGPS survey completed for 760 Ha of CA land for both Mallimadugu Reservoir and Balaji Reservoirs. Forest Dept requested 20 Mallimadugu Reservoir 31/Dec/18 additional CA land. DGPS survey of 266.67 Ha of additional CA land is in progress and will be completed by 25-07-2018. Alienation of Forest land- Forest and CA land is combined proposal for both Mallimadugu Reservoir and Balaji Reservoirs. DGPS survey will be completed 21 Balaji Reservoir 31/Dec/18 by 25-07-2018. Work is in progress Proposals for extra payment for additional lead for formation of Bund are submitted to Govt for approval.
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