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    The Government of Andhra Pradesh is providing irrigation facilities and drinking water to 19 villages in Kadapa District at an estimated cost of Rs. 298.58 crores. The project involves lifting water from the Gandikota Reservoir to new tanks being constructed near Gangadevipalli and Sirigepalli villages. This will provide irrigation to 14,200 acres and drinking water through micro-irrigation systems. Administrative approval is being granted for the investigation, design, construction, and maintenance of the lift irrigation systems, reservoirs, and distribution canals.

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    The Government of Andhra Pradesh is providing irrigation facilities and drinking water to 19 villages in Kadapa District at an estimated cost of Rs. 298.58 crores. The project involves lifting water from the Gandikota Reservoir to new tanks being constructed near Gangadevipalli and Sirigepalli villages. This will provide irrigation to 14,200 acres and drinking water through micro-irrigation systems. Administrative approval is being granted for the investigation, design, construction, and maintenance of the lift irrigation systems, reservoirs, and distribution canals.

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    The Government of Andhra Pradesh is providing irrigation facilities and drinking water to 19 villages in Kadapa District at an estimated cost of Rs. 298.58 crores. The project involves lifting water from the Gandikota Reservoir to new tanks being constructed near Gangadevipalli and Sirigepalli villages. This will provide irrigation to 14,200 acres and drinking water through micro-irrigation systems. Administrative approval is being granted for the investigation, design, construction, and maintenance of the lift irrigation systems, reservoirs, and distribution canals.

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    The Government of Andhra Pradesh is providing irrigation facilities and drinking water to 19 villages in Kadapa District at an estimated cost of Rs. 298.58 crores. The project involves lifting water from the Gandikota Reservoir to new tanks being constructed near Gangadevipalli and Sirigepalli villages. This will provide irrigation to 14,200 acres and drinking water through micro-irrigation systems. Administrative approval is being granted for the investigation, design, construction, and maintenance of the lift irrigation systems, reservoirs, and distribution canals.

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    GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

    ABSTRACT
    Major Irrigation – Gangadevipalli & Sirigepalli Lift Irrigation Scheme
    (GSLI) - Providing Irrigation facilities to an extent of 14,200 Acres in
    Muddunur and Kondapuram Mandals of Kadapa District and Drinking
    water to 19 villages at an estimated cost of Rs.298.58 crores –
    Administrative Approval – Accorded – Orders – Issued.

    IRRIGATION & CAD (PW.Maj. Irri. VI) DEPARTMENT

    G.O. Ms.No. 243 Dated:22-12-2008

    Read the following:

    1) From the Chief Engineer (Projects), Kadapa Lr. No.


    CE(P)/Irrgn/KDP/TS3/GNSS/2469/2004, Dt:8.10.2008.
    2) From the Chief Engineer (Projects), Kadapa Lr. No. CE(P),
    Irrgn/KDP/TS3/GNSS/2469/2004, Dt: 3.11.2008.
    3) From the Chief Engineer (P), Kadapa Lr. No. CE(P)/Irrgn/KDP/
    Camp 1/Hyd Dt: 5.12.2008.

    *****
    ORDER:

    In the references read above, the Chief Engineer (P), Irrigation,


    Kadapa has reported that detailed investigation was carried out for
    providing Irrigation facilities to an extent of 14,200 acres in upland
    areas of North and West of Pennar River by lifting water from
    Gandikota Reservoir incorporating Micro-Irrigation System and
    requested Government to accord administrative approval for an
    amount of Rs.298.58 crores to take up the work. The following
    provisions have been made in the estimate.

    i) Lifting of 0.68 TMC of water in 60 flood days from


    +205m level to +247m level i.e., from Gandikota
    Reservoir near Korrapadu village to proposed
    Gangadevipalli Tank near Gangadevipalli village in single
    stage with 1.50m dia pressure mains for a length of 1.60
    Km;

    ii) Lifting of 0.59 TMC of water in 60 flood days from +205


    to +247m level i.e., from Gandikota Reservoir near
    Bukkapatnam village to proposed Sirigepalli Tank near
    Sririgepalli village in single stage with 1.50m dia
    pressure mains for a length of 8.70 Km;

    2. The CE (P) has requested Govt. to issue orders of approval on


    the following:-

    i) Investigation, Design, Execution of the Components


    required to lift 0.68 TMC of water from +205m to +247m
    in 60 flood days from the foreshore of Gandikota Reservoir
    to Gangadevipalli Tank and providing Micro Irrigation
    System to an ayacut of 6,500 Acres including formation of
    Gangadevipalli Tank with a storage capacity of 0.266 TMC
    and excavation of connected approach channel and feeder
    channel from Gangadevipalli Tank to Chinthakunta Tank in
    Muddunur Mandal.
    Contd…2…
    ::2::

    ii) Investigation, Design, Execution of the Components


    required to lift 0.59 TMC of water from +205m to +247 in
    60 flood days from the foreshore of Gandikota Reservoir
    near Bukkapatnam village to Sirigapalli Tank and providing
    Micro Irrigation system fro an ayacut 7,700 Acres including
    formation of siregepalli Tank with a storage capacity of
    0.305 TMC and excavation of connected approach channels
    etc. in Kondapuram Mandal.

    3. It has also been reported by Chief Engineer, Kadapa that the


    proposed ayacut in North and West of Pennar River lies in drought
    prone area and can be irrigated only by means of lift as the only
    source of water i.e. Pennar River is at much lower elevation. Further
    the scheme will also ensure drinking water availability to 19 villages in
    the area.

    4. Government, after careful examination hereby accord


    “administrative approval for Rs.298.58 Cores (Rupees two hundred
    ninety eighty cores and fifty eight lakhs only) for providing irrigation
    facilities to the extend of 14,200 acres in North & West of Pennar river
    besides ensuring drinking water availability for 19 villages by taking up
    the works as indicated in para (2) above. The details of expenditure
    are annexed to this order.

    5. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (Works &


    Projects) Department vide their U.O. No. 4831/F5/A2/2008, Dated
    10.12.2008.

    (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

    RAJIV RANJAN MISHRA


    SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.

    To
    The Chief Engineer (Projects), Irrigation, Kadapa.
    Copy to:-
    The Accountant General, A.P. Hyderabad.
    The Director of Works Accounts, Hyderabad.
    The Joint Director of Works Accounts, Kadapa
    The Finance (W&P) Department
    The P.S to Minister (Major & Medium Irrigation)
    The P.S. to Secretary to Govt., (RRM)
    Sf/Sc.

    // FORWARDED BY ORDER //

    SECTION OFFICER.
    Annexure to G.O.Ms. No. 243,(Maj.Irri.VI) Department,
    dated: 22/12/2008

    Sl. Description of the Item Amount Total Amount


    No. in Rs. in Rs.
    I. Investigation, design and
    estimation of Earth dam and
    Reservoirs, Lift Systems and
    Distributory Systems for 14,200
    acres 1,08,46,457
    II Works:
    Formation of 0.266 TMC reservoir
    near Gangadevipalli village
    46,47,44,925
    III Formation of 0.305 TMC reservoir
    Near Sirigepalli village 60,98,10,705
    IV Lift System of Gangadevipalli Tank:
    i) Approach channel of 1.85 Km
    length with a capacity of
    10.50 cumecs
    ii) Pump house: Civil, Electrical & 2,16,49,307
    Mechanical works including
    laying of 1.60 Km. length of
    Steel pipe line of diameter 14,91,01,126
    1.50m
    iii) Delivery cistern and other
    crossing structures 1,29,23,956
    iv) Surge protection works 1,80,00,000

    20,16,74,389
    V. Lift System of Serigepalli Tank:
    i) Approach channel of 0.50 Km
    length with a capacity of
    6.00 cumecs 37,89,707
    ii) Pump house: Civil, Electrical &
    Mechanical works including
    laying of 8.70 Km. length of
    Steel pipe line of diameter 37,73,32,184
    1.50m
    iii) Delivery cistern and other
    crossing structures 25,16,924
    iv) Surge protection works 5,37,42,463

    43,73,81,278
    VI. Canal and Distributory System
    including Micro Irrigation System
    i) Under Gangadevipalli tank
    (6500 acres) including 7.65
    Km. length of feeder channel
    to Chintakunta tank 49,03,71,292
    ii) Under Serigepalli tank (7700
    acres) 37,40,25,000
    86,43,96,292
    VII. Miscellaneous Items: 3,97,01,140
    VIII. Towards Maintenance of the 8,87,88,888
    System
    IX Departmental Provisions 26,84,97,519

    TOTAL 298,58,41,593
    Say
    298.58 Crores
    (Rupees Two hundred ninety eight crores and fifty eight lakhs only)

    Rajiv Ranjan Mishra


    Secretary to Government

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