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Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM-UDA) with Head Quarters at Madanapalli – Notification - Orders – Issued GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH A B S T R A C T Municipal Administration & Urban Development Department – The Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 (Act No. 5 of 2016) – Constitution of Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM-UDA) with Head Quarters at Madanapalli – Notification - Orders – Issued. MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (H1) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 60 Dated: 12-02-2019 Read the following: 1. The Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 (Act No. 5 of 2016) 2. G.O.Ms. No.26 MA&UD (H) Department, dated 08.02.2016. 3. From the District Collector, Chittoor District Lr.Roc.No.108/2019/G1, dated 24.01.2019 4. From the Director of Town and Country Planning, Andhra Pradesh, No.2920/16/P, dated 30.01.2019. & & & O R D E R: The Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 (Act No. 5 of 2016) has come into force w.e.f 08.02.2016 by virtue of notification issued in G.O. 2nd read above. 2. In the reference 3rd and 4th read above, the District Collector, Chittor Dist. and the Director of Town & Country Planning, AP, Guntur has requested the Government for constitution of Palamaneru-Kuppam- Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM-UDA) with Head Quarters at Madanapalli, with a jurisdiction of 12 Mandals covering 376 villages and three (03) Urban Local Bodies i.e., Madanapalli, Palamaner and Punganur Municipalities with an extent of 2435.50 Sq.Kms and population of 10,17,399 as per 2011 census under Sec. 3 & 4, Chapter-II of Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016. 3. Government after careful examination of the matter have decided to declare the area of 2435.50 Sq. Kms covering three (03) Urban Local Bodies i.e., Madanapalli, Palamaner and Punganur Municipalities and 376 villages in 12 Mandals in Chittoor District as given in notification – I and constitute Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM-UDA) with Head Quarters at Madanapalli Town as given in notification – II are appended to this G.O. 4. The Urban Development Authority shall function from the office in Madanapalli Town with the support of its staff. The expenditure towards establishment and other secretarial assistance shall be completely borne by Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM- UDA). Initially, the Urban Development Authority shall function with the grants of Development fund and Revolving fund. Later, with their own revenue. 1 5. The modalities for Development of lands, Preparation of Master Plan and Zonal Development plans, Acquisition and disposal of lands, Inspection and penalties etc., shall be followed as per the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 (Act No.5 of 2016). 6. The appended notification will be published in an Extraordinary issue of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, dated:12.02.2019. 7. The Commissioner of Printing, Stationery and Stores Purchase, Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is requested to supply 10 copies of the Extra- ordinary issue of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette. 8. A copy of this order is available in the Internet and can be accessed at the address http://goir.ap.gov.in/ (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH) R. KARIKAL VALAVEN PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT To The Commissioner of Printing, Stationery and Stores Purchase, Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada. The Director of Town and Country Planning, Andhra Pradesh, Guntur. The Collector and District Magistrate, Chittoor District. The Director of Municipal Administration, AP, Guntur. The Municipal Commissioner, Madanapalli, Palamaner and Punganur Municipalities. The Commissioner, Panchayath Raj Department, AP, Vijayawada The Director of Industries, Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada. Copy to: The G.A(Cabinet) Department, AP., Secretariat, Velagapudi. The OSD to Special Chief Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister. The OSD to Hon’ble Minister (MA&UD) The PS to Principal Secretary to Government, MA&UD Department. All Urban Development Authorities in the State. All Sections in the Department. The Law (I) Department, Secretariat, Velagapudi. The Finance (FMU,I&I, EF&MA) Department, Secretariat, Velagapudi Sf/Sc. // FORWARDED :: BY :: ORDER // SECTION OFFICER APPENDIX NOTIFICATION In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 (Act No.5 of 2016), the Government of Andhra Pradesh having regard to the need for the promotion of development 2 activities relating to as a Urban Development Authority to achieve the objectives of the region witnesses tremendous growth in the domains of Industries, Imports and Exports etc. hereby specify a special Urban Development Area for the area comprised of Madanapalli, Palamaner and Punganur Municipalities with the jurisdiction covering 376 villages in 12 Mandals in Chittoor District with Head Quarters at Madanapalli Town and with an extent of 2435.50 Sq. Mts and population of 10,17,399 and villages as specified in the following Annexure to this notification to be a Urban Development Area for the purpose of the said Act and the said Area shall be called as “Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM-UDA)”. ANNEXURE Palamaneru-Kuppam-Madanapalli Urban Development Authority (PKM- UDA) URBAN LOCAL BODIES Sl. Name of the ULB Area in Sq.Km Population No 1 Madanapalli Municipality 14.20 135669 2 Palamaner Municipality 17.76 51163 3 Punganur Municipality 17.02 54746 Total 48.98 241578 MANDALS AND VILLAGES SL. NAME OF THE AREA IN VILLAGES NO MANDAL SQ.KM 1 RANGINAYANAPALLE 0.46 2 JAGAMARLA 2.65 3 PENGARA GUNTA 7.96 4 SAMUDRAPALLE 5.24 5 KURMOI 6.84 6 JALLIPETA 3.76 7 MORAM 11.18 8 SREE RANGA RAJPURAM 3.26 1 PALAMANERU 9 AYYAMREDDI PALLE 0.05 10 ANKAMVARIPALLE ( UI ) 0.12 11 GUNDLAPALLE 0.57 12 KOLAMASANA PALLE 18.33 13 KARIDIMADUGU 6.41 14 BAIPPAGARI PALLE ( UI ) 9.39 15 CHETHAPENTA 1.64 TOTAL 77.86 1 ALAPALLE 8.07 2 GOLLACHEMANAPALLE 6.86 BAIREDDYPALL 2 3 PEDDACHELLARAGUNTA 7.28 I 4 BELUPALLE 12.09 5 SETTIPALLE 4.65 3 6 LAKKANAPALLE 5.66 7 KAMBHAMPALLE 6.14 8 THEERTHAM 16.99 9 KAIGALLU 8.35 10 DEVADODDI 11.38 11 PATHURNATHAM 8.2 12 KADAPANATHAM 2.25 13 GOUNITHIMMEPALLE 13.12 14 BAIREDDIPALLE 9.61 15 GANGINAYANIPALLE 4.8 16 KAMMANAPALLE 6.74 17 DHARMAPURI 2.57 18 MULATHIMMEPALLE 1.43 19 MEKALANAGIREDDIPALLE 0.91 20 DONTHIRALLAPALLE 2.3 21 CHAPPIDIPALLE 8.41 22 VEERLABANDA ( UI ) 1.31 23 NELLIPATLA 10.37 24 RAGHUNAYAKULA DINNE 0.71 25 THIMMAIAHGARIPALLE 1.42 TOTAL 161.62 1 GUNDUGALLU 10.28 2 PASUPATHURU 7.4 3 GANDRAJUPALLE 15.37 4 KEELAPALLE 8.36 5 PATHIKONDA 8 6 MAMADUGU 12.33 7 JEEDIMAKULAPALLE 4.13 8 MAREDUPALLE 4.18 3 GANGAVARAM 9 DANDAPALLE 17.36 10 KALAGATOOR 8.19 11 KALLUPALLE 6.38 12 MELUMOY 10.29 13 KOTHAPALLE 12.75 14 GANGAVARAM 10.96 15 KEELAPATLA 14.42 16 MOGILEPALLE ( UI ) 4.34 TOTAL 154.74 1 BATTAMDODDI 21.93 2 KARASANAPALLE 17.24 PEDDAPANJAN 3 PEDDAVELAGATUR 10.26 4 I 4 APPINEPALLE 6.1 5 SANKARAYALAPETA 2.44 6 SIVADI 2.11 4 7 NIDIGUNTA 4.2 8 MUDARAMPALLE 2.29 9 CHAMANERU 4.32 10 BOMMARAJUPALLE 11.92 11 MUTHUKUR 23.8 12 CHALAMANGALAM 10.1 13 PEDDAPANJANI 20.19 14 THURLAPALLE 11.48 15 VEERAPALLE 7.71 16 SUDDAGUNDLAPALLE 4.73 17 KOLATHUR 9.06 18 GAMKONDA 12.94 19 RAYALAPETA 17.17 20 NAGIREDDIPALLE 10.97 21 PEDDAKAPPALLE 15.7 22 KOGILERU 17.58 TOTAL 244.24 1 MITTACHINTHAVARIPALLE 30.85 2 BODEVARIPALLE 15.58 3 CHANDRAMAKULAPALLE 35.41 4 PALYAMPALLE 15 5 RAGANIPALLE 18.17 6 CHADALLA 9.3 7 BHEEMAGANIPALLI 9.37 8 MANGALAM 11.69 9 ETAVAKILI 6.79 10 MAGANDLAPALLE 8.63 5 PUNGANUR 11 VANAMALADINNE 16.56 12 ARADIGUNTA 9.25 13 MELUMDODDI 15.95 14 PUNGANURU 11.93 15 KUMMARAMTHAM ( UI ) 7.24 16 ETHUR 8.97 17 BANDLAPALLE 7.62 18 NEKKONDI 15.27 19 MELUPATLA TOTAL 253.58 1 NARIGANIPALLE 9.95 2 CHEMBAKUR 8.78 RAMASAMUDRA 3 KAPPALLE 14.01 6 M 4 PEDDAKURAPPALLI 7.98 5 R.NADIMPALLE 16.92 6 ELAVANELLORU 9.53 5 7 RAMASAMUDRAM 10.81 8 KURIJALA 7.85 9 CHOKKANDLAPALLE 11.51 10 VOOLAPADU 9.29 11 MINIKI 12.88 12 ARIKELA 14.59 13 MALENATHAM 12.39 14 KUDURUCHEEMANAPALLE 9.07 15 MOOGAVADI 11.91 TOTAL 167.47 1 KOLLABYLU 17.93 2 PONNETIPALEM 11.17 3 VEMPALLE 43.43 4 MALEPADU 17.34 5 THENEEGALAVARIPALLE 2.68 6 PENCHUPADU 14.54 7 MADANAPALLE 24.55 8 KOTHAVARIPALLE 22.69 9 CHINNATHIPPASAMUDRAM 19.98 10 KASIRAOPETA 2.26 11 POTHAPOLU 25.23 7 MADANAPALLI 12 BASINIKONDA 18.29 13 MOLAKALADINNE 0.83 14 VALASAPALLE 19.55 15 CHIPPILI NA 16 VENKAPPAKOTA NA 17 ANKISETTIPALLE NA 18 PAMAIAHGARIPALLE NA 19 PAPPIREDDIPALLE NA 20 KAMMAPALLE 21 B. KAMMAPALLE TOTAL 240.47 1JOUNIPALLE 12.28 2 THOTA KANUMA 12.35 3 KRISHNAPURAM 14.66 4 NERNIPALLE 6.19 5 PEDDANAPALLE 0.25 6 PAIPALLE 1.08 VENKATAGIRIK 8 OTA 7 PATRAPALLE 3.66 8 HANUMAPALLE 0.64 9 TIRUMALAPICHIGUNDLAPALLE 0.55 10 BODIGUTTAPALLE 5.31 11 GONUMAKULAPALLE 9.87 12 KUMBARLAPALLE 7.86 13 YALAKALLU 10.01 6 14 MUDARAMDODDI 17.9 15 MATTIGUTTAPALLE 0.7 16 VOGU (OGU) 5.62 17 BAIRUPALLE 8.27 18 GUDIPALLE 1.16 19 PAPEPALLE 1.11 20 VENKATAGIRIKOTA 7.51 21 PEDDA BHARANIPALLE 6.22 22 VIBHUTHIYELA NAGARAM 0.85 23 PADIGALAKUPPAM 10.05 24 KONGATAM 6.44 25 SIVUNIKUPPAM 5.63 26 NADEETHEERAM DASARLAPA 0.58 27 CHINNA KONGATAM 0.55 28 PANUGANIPALLE 9.06 29 JODIVERRIVANIPALLE ( UI) 1.04 30 KOTHAKOTA 8.42 31 S.BANDAPALLE (BANDAPALLE) 3.23 32 KONERUGOLLAPALLE 1.37 33 CHINTAMAKULAPALLE 4.42 34 BOYA CHINNAGANNAPALLE 6.41 TOTAL 191.25 1 BISANATHAM 3 2 ATHINATHAM 4.5 3 AVULATHIMMANPALLE 5.81 4 POGURUPALLE 9.31 5 LINGAPURAM DINNE 1.89 6 DASIMANIPALLE 2.25 7 ANGANAMALAKOTHURU 0.59 8 KUPPIGANIPALLE 5.01 9 KOTACHEMBAGIRI 1.44 10 ONTIPALLE 1.56 11 PEDDAGOLLAPALLE 1.94 9 GUDIPALLE 12 CHINNAGOLLAPALLE 4.11 13 SIRIGIRIPALLE 2 14 GUDUPALLE 1.99 15 AGARAM 10.31 16 YAMAGANIPALLE 12.19 17 NALAGAMPALLE 5.1 18 BEGGILIPALLE 2.86 19 GOKARLAPALLE 1.86 20 SETTIPALLE 1.8 SETTIPALLE @ K.
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