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Agenda for 215th meeting of

Municipal Corporation Chandigarh

Date : 23.01.2015

Time : 11.00 a.m.

Venue : Assembly Hall

Municipal Corporation New Deluxe Building, Sector -17E,

Chandigarh – 160017

AGENDA ITEM NO. 215.1

Subject: Confirmation of the minutes of 213th & 214th meeting of the General House

held on 30.12.2014 & 06.01.2015 at 11.00 a.m. respectively in the Assembly

Hall of the M.C., Chandigarh.


Subject: Election of the five members of the Finance & Contract Committee for the

year 2015.


Subject: Re-Constitution of the Committees for the year 2015.

The Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh in its 61st meeting held on 29.01.2003 vide Agenda No.9

passed the following resolution for the purpose of constitution of Committee under the Punjab Municipal

Corporation Act, 1976 as extended of U.T., Chandigarh:-

“In supersession of the resolution passed by the General House of the Corporation in its 49th

meeting held on 28.01.2002 vide agenda item No.2, it is considered and resolved that the Mayor,

all the Committee under Section 42 (3) of the Punjab Municipal Corporation, Act, 1976 as

extended to U.T., Chandigarh every year within one month of his assuming office as mayor i.e.

31st January of the year in which his tenure commences.”

As per provision in Section 42 of Punjab Municipal Corporation Act, 1976 as extended to U.T.,

Chandigarh, the Corporation can constitute only following three Committee:-

1. Road Committee

2. Water Supply and Sewerage Disposal Committee

3. House Tax Assessment Committee

The term of all these Committee was only for one year which has expired on 31.12.2014.

The above mentioned Committees are to be re-constituted for the year 2015. Therefore, the

agenda is placed before the House for consideration and approved.

Secretary, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh


Subject: Recarpeting of V-5 road & parking in front of SCO of Sector 34-A & B, Chandigarh.

Rs.57.14 lac

The Chandigarh Housing boards has handed over the charge of roads & parkings in Sub City Centre,

Sector 34, Chandigarh on 15.01.2009. The inspection of this road was carried out by the undersigned alongwith

SDER-10 and observed that condition of V-5 road is not good as lot of cracks/depressions have been developed and

required to be recarpeted. These roads are also due for recarpeting as per prevailing policy of M.C. The conditions

of these roads is very poor and accordingly patch work for equivalent to 304 sqm area has been taken as per actual

site requirement.

Accordingly, this estimate amounting to Rs. 57.14 Lac has been prepared by taking the items

explained in the scope of work. The work will be executed against budget provisions under head “Imp. of road

parking places & Inf. facilities”.

Scope of work:-

1. Providing and applying tack coat of VG-10 grade @ 3Kg/10 Sqm.

2. P/L 30mm thick bitumen concrete.

The scope of work taken in the estimate has not been included in any other already approved

estimate, amount of already approved estimates and expenditure under this Head for Roads Division No.1 is as

under:-

i) Budget Allocation : Rs. 1700.00 lac.

ii) Total amount of spillover works 31.03.2014 : Rs. 2108.92 lac.

iii) Total amount of estimate sanctioned after 1.4.2014 : Rs. 1507.61 lac.

iv) Total of Sr. No. II & III : Rs. 3616.53 lac.

v) Expenditure incurred during current financial year : Rs. 1691.96 lac.

The matter is placed before the General House of the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh for

consideration and approval please.

S.E.(B&R), M.C. E.E.Roads Divn. No.1, M.C.

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Subject: Installation of Solar Power Plant over Multi Level Parking near Gurdev Studio, Sector 17 under M.C., Chandigarh.

Rs.270.00 lac

The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh proposes to install Solar Power plant on the Surface level of

under construction Multi level Parking near Gurdev Studio in Sector 17, Chandigarh. The Chandigarh city has been

declared as Model solar city by the Government of India vide letter No. 3/1/2008-UICA (SE) DATED 18TH FEB, 2008.

Accordingly the Nodal agency Chandigarh Renewal Energy, science & Technology Promotion Society (CREST) Sector

19, Chandigarh which is handling these projects has been requested to prepare the DPR/estimate for the said work.

Accordingly, a proposal to install a solar panel based GRID interactive Solar Power Plant with a capacity of 300 KWP

at Multi level Parking Sector 17, Chandigarh have been submitted by the agency. The total estimated cost of the

project is Rs.270.00 Lacs out of which 30% subsidy will be provided by MNRE, GOI thus the total cost to Municipal

Corporation Chandigarh will be Rs.189.00 Lacs. The power will be sold to DISCOM under JERC Regulation 2014 @ Rs

7.05 per unit. A separate energy meter will be installed to measure the export of solar power generated and will

directly be fed to HT side. The ample space of 3200 sq mtr is available on the surface level and expected electrical

energy 3,90,000 KWH/year for Rs.27,49,500/- will be generated. Therefore this estimate has been prepared as per

the need of the hour and to meet with the guidelines and criteria of Government of India to make Chandigarh a

model solar City. Accordingly estimate amounting to Rs. 270.00 lacs has been framed for seeking administrative

approval under head “4217 (Plan) Electrification”.

The Scope of work involves (i) Solar Photo Voltaic Modules (ii) Power Conditioning Unit (iii) Array

Structure (iv) Common AC Distribution Panel (v) Electrical Safety Earthing and Protection (vi) Package Sub Station

Dry type 315 KVA, 415 Volts/11KV, 50Hz step up along with RMU metering panel etc. (vii) Computer with UPS (viii)

Surge protection Device (ix) Lighting protection (x) Earthing Protection. The rates provided in the estimate by

Chandigarh Renewal Energy, science & Technology Promotion Society CREST Chandigarh are based on bench marks

mentioned by Ministry of non renewal energy (MNRE) Government of India (GOI).

The agenda item amounting to Rs. 270.00 lacs has been framed for seeking Administrative

Approval under the head 4217 (Plan) Electrification.

The agenda is placed before the General House of Corporation for its consideration and decision

please.

S.E. (B&R), E.E. (Elect.) M.C. Chd. M.C. Chd.

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Subject: Special repair of underground Car/Scooter parking for 30 Bays Building, (Near MOH Office), for 17 Bays Building (near B.S.N.L. Office) and Bay No.101 & 119, 120-138 (near CMC) in Sector 17, Chandigarh.

Rs.239.30 lac

The matter regarding proper utilization of underground parking was discussed in the meeting of the

Traffic Engineering Cell held on 09.10.2014. Accordingly the site was inspected by worthy Superintending Engineer

(B&R), undersigned and S.D.E.R-1, M.C. Chandigarh. During the visit it was observed that the condition of above

said underground parking is very poor as there is a leakage in the ceiling and seepage on the walls. Due to this the

cement plaster has been damaged and cement concrete cover of steel reinforcement is chipped out at many places

and steel reinforcement is rusted and has lost it`s strength at some places. The reinforced cement concrete split in

two parts thus giving instability to structure. The parkings are no more being used by scooters/cycles being

unstable/unsafe and thus has resulted into reduction in car parking space at the top as the space is now being

occupied by scooters which were meant to be stationed in the underground parkings. To avoid any

mishapening/accidents these underground parkings needs immediate repair/maintenance.

Accordingly, this estimate amounting to Rs.239.30 Lac has been prepared by taking the items



Scope of work:-

1. Demolishing cement concrete manually / by mechanical means including disposal of material

2. Dismantling old plaster or skirting raking out joints and cleaning the surface for plaster.

3. Chipping of loose concrete 20mm to 30mm of R.C.C. Facias beams- chajjas, columns, stairs.

4. Removing rust from reinforcement bars by applying liquid rust remover of pidilite or equivalent

5. Coating epoxy bonding agent (MPB) on old concrete for bonding with new concrete

6. Dashing C.C. 1:1 ½ :3 in RCC beams, slabs, facias etc. of average thickness 20-25mm.

7. Providing and fixing chicken mesh of on RCC beams, facias, B.W. Parapits, etc.

8. Providing and fixing IRC fabric of size 1”x1”x 11 gauges on RCC beams, facias, boundary. 9. Providing and inserting, nipples after drilling holes in main beam slab cracks for grouting.

10. Strengthening of reinforced cement concrete slab/beams by means of injecting cement.

11. Providing and laying water proofing treatment.

12. Providing and laying in position cement concrete of specified grade excluding the cost of centering.

13. Providing and laying C.C. pavement of mix M25 with ready mixed concrete from batching plant.

14. Add for using extra cement in items of Design Mix.

15. Making expansion joint of size 20mm x12mm.

16. Reinforcement for R.C.C work including straightening, cutting etc.

17. Centering and shuttering including strutting, propping etc. .

18. Extra for shuttering in circular work (20% of respective centering and shuttering items.

19. Jacketing columns using fast setting modified one component high strength micro concrete.

20. Earth work in excavation by mechanical manual (hydraulic excavator)/manual means.

21. Providing and laying in position cement concrete 1:8:16.

22. Brick work with F.P.S bricks of class designation 75 in superstructure.

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23. 15mm cement plaster on the rough side of single or half brick wall of mix: 1:4.

24. Extra for providing and mixing water proofing material in cement plaster.

25. Re baring 25mm dia bar in 32mm dia hole, 500mm deep in existing concrete with hilti chemical.

26. Dismantling and removal of existing damaged Expansion Joints.

27. Providing and fixing 18mm thick gang saw cut mirror polished.

28. White washing with lime to give an even shade.

29. Painting with synthetic enamel paint of approved brand.

30. Supplying and filling in plinth with choe sand under floors.

31. Making plinth protection 50mm thick of cement concrete 1:3:6.

32. Provision for unseen items at the time of execution of work.

33. Provision for providing RCC Sump i/c cost of M.S. pipes, submersible motors etc.

34. Repair of shutter & other steel gates/hand rail for stairs etc.

35. Provision for traffic signage.

36. Provision for quality control & consultant.

37. Provision for electrical installation.



under:-

vi) Budget Allocation : Rs. 1700.00 lac.

vii) Total amount of spillover works 31.03.2014 : Rs. 2108.92 lac.

viii) Total amount of estimate sanctioned after 1.4.2014 : Rs. 1507.61 lac.

ix) Total of Sr. No. II & III : Rs. 3616.53 lac.

x) Expenditure incurred during current financial year : Rs. 1691.96 lac.





Subject: To provide Soap, Oil and Gur to the Drivers equivalent to the Safaikaramcharies.

It is submitted that regular/daily wager Safaikaramcharies are being provided the following

quantity of Soap, Sarson Oil and Gur as approved by the General House of Municipal Corporation,

Chandigarh :-

1. Soap : 4 cakes (big) of Dettol Soap per month

2. Sarson Oil : 1 ½ Kg. per month

3. Gur : 1 Kg. per month

Dettol Soap is being procured from the sole authorized distributor of M/s Reckitt &

Benckizer India Ltd. whereas Sarson Oil is being purchased from the Govt. authorized agency i.e. M/s

Marfed and M/s Hafed whosoever quoted the lower rate and Gur is purchased by floating e-tendering.

Now, Drivers’ Union have demanded that Soap, Sarson Oil and Gur may also be provided to

the Drivers equivalent to the Safaikaramchari .

At present, there are 36 Drivers and they are being provided only Soap and Sarson Oil less

than the Safaikaramcharies and Gur is not provided. The comparative statement is given as under:-

Safaikaramchaires Drivers

Soap 4 cakes (big) of Dettol Soap per month

3 cakes (Small) of Dettol Soap per month

Sarson Oil 1 ½ Kg. per month ¾ kg per month

Gur 1 kg. per month Nil

Agenda is placed before the General House to provide Soap, Sarson Oil and Gur to the

Drivers equivalent to Safaikaramcharies. There will be additional financial liabilities of Rs. 71,000/- per

annum approximately.

M.O.H

SUPPLEMENTARY

AGENDA

SUPPLEMENTARY AGENDA ITEM NO. 215.8

Subject: Outsourcing of Areas for Group A (Villages), Group B (Colonies) and Group C (Sectors) – Extension thereof.

The sanitation contracts of outsourced areas were allotted in favour of various contractors

for a period of two years i.e. w.e.f. 01.02.2013 with the approval of worthy CMC dated 24.01.2013 as

approved by the Gen. House in its 187th meeting held on 17.12.2012 as per detail given below:-

Outsourcing of Area (Group A - Villages) – 275 workers

1). M/s Friends Associates, H. No. 105, Sec. 18, Panchkula @ 0% Administrative cost/ share of profit.

Sr. No. Area Manpower

1. Attawa 10

2. Badheri 12

3. Baterla 10

4. Palsora 20

5. Maloya 20

6. Dadu Majra 13

7. Motor Market Manimajra 08

8. Modern Housing Complex 25

9. Duplex Houses Manimajra 10

10. Shivalik Enclave 10

Total

138

2). M/s Capital Security Services (Regd.), H. No. 120 (First Floor), Sec. 33 – A, Chandigarh @ 0% Administrative

cost/share of profit.

Sr.No.

Village Manpower

1. Burail 50

2. Faidan 07

3. Kajheri 30

4. Hallo Majra, Deep Complex 50

Total

137

Outsourcing of Area (Group B - Colonies) – 475 workers

1). M/s Sharma Associates, Shop No. 3, Shiv Mandir Complex, Sector 30-B, Chandigarh @ 0% Administrative cost/share

of profit.

Sr. No. Colony Manpower

1. Maloya Colony 20

2. Gursagar Colony in Maloya 03

3. Bhathal Colony in Maloya 03

4. Dadu Majra Colony 30

5. Shahpur Colony, Sector 38 West 10

6. Dhanas Colony, Aman Colony, Chaman Colony, Housing Board Colony, Khuda Lahora 40

7. Bhaskar Colony, Sec.25 15

Janta Colony 08

8. Lal Bahadur Colony in Village Palsora 10

9. Housing Board Colony, Sec.52 25

10. Kuldeep Colony, Sec.52 10

11. Mazdoor Colony, Sec.52 10

12. Electricity Colony, Sec.52 04

13. Kajheri Colony, Sec.52 10

14. Pandit Colony, Sec.52 06

15. Nehru Colony, Sec.53 16

Furniture Market, Sec.53 04

16. Adarsh Colony, Sector 54 04

Total 228

2). M/s Capital Security Services (Regd.), H. No. 2971, Ground Floor, Sector 49-C, Chandigarh @ 0% administrative

cost/share of profit.

Sr. No. Colony Manpower to be deployed

1. Indira Colony 25

2. Mauli Jagran Colony/ Complex 35

3. Vikas Nagar 10

4. Ram Darbar Colony & Indira Awas 35

5. Bajigar Colony in Faidan 03

6. Colony No.5 (Sector 50 & 51) 46

7. Bapu Dham Colony & Madrasi Colony Sector 26 45

8. Colony No.4, Indl. Area Ph-I 40

Sanjay Colony, Indl. Area Ph-I 08

Total 247

Outsourcing of Area (Group C - Sectors) – 284 workers

1). M/s Decent Security & House Keeping Services, Shop No. 3, Kali Mata Mandir Complex, Sector 30-A,

Chandigarh @ 0% administrative cost/share of profit.

Sr. No.

Sectors Manpower to be deployed

1. Sector 45 38

2. Sector 46 35

3. Sector 47 35

4. Sector 48 18

5. Sector 49 20

Total 146

2). M/s Reliable Services, H.No. 2084/2, Sector 45-C, Chandigarh @ 0% administrative cost/share of profit.

Sr. No.

Sectors Manpower to be deployed 1. Sector 50 15

2. Sector 51 20

3. Sector 61 08

4. Sector 41 30

5. Sector 42 20

6. Sector 55 15

7. Sector 56 30

Total 138

Now, all the above mentioned contractors of outsourced areas have given their consent to

work for another year on the same rate and on the same terms & conditions as the period of

existing contracts is going to expire on 31.01.2015.

It is also pertinent to mention here that the following colonies have been

demolished and the manpower has been deployed by the contractors and reported by the area

C.S.I./H.S. as per detail given under as:-

Sr.

No.

Name of colony Total no. of

workers

No. of workers

retained

No. of workers shifted to

Punarvas Colony Dhanas

1. Colony No. 5 46 06 40

2. Nehru Colony 16 04 12

3. Pandit Colony 06 01 05

4. Kuldeep Colony 10 02 08

5. Mazdoor Colony 10 02 08

6. Madrasi Colony, Sec. 26 05 05 00

Keeping in view the above, agenda is placed before the General House as to decide the

followings;

a) whether to extend the contracts for outsourced areas for another year on same terms & conditions since the said contracts can be extendable for another year as per Clause No. 3 of DNIT, which is as under;

“The period of contract shall be Two Years from the date of allotment if not otherwise revoked or

cancelled as per the terms and conditions of the contract and it can be extended for one year on the basis

of satisfactory performance of the contractor.”

Or

b) to float a fresh e-tender for outsourced areas. In case the approval is granted for floating fresh e-tender, an extension to the present contract for 3 months i.e. w.e.f 01.02.2015 to 30.04.2015 on existing terms & conditions or till the finalisation of new tender whichever is earlier be granted for the smooth functioning of sanitation work.

And

c) it may also be decided as to whether the sanitation workers of 06 nos. of colonies which have now been demolished are to be employed in the Punarwas Colony in Dhanas.

M.O.H. M.C.C.


Subject: Re-carpeting of various internal roads Ph-1 and Ph-II in Ram Darbar Colony, Chandigarh.

Rs.143.48 lac

This rough cost estimate has been framed to cover the probable cost of re-carpeting of various

internal roads in Ram Darbar, Colony, Ph-1 & Ph-II, Chandigarh. These roads were earlier carpeted between,

December 2009 to April, 2010. It is pertinent to mention here that so many depressions, cracks, pot holes, patches

and undulation on these internal roads have been seen at site. The Area Councillor Smt. Jannat Jahanh Ul-Haq

(Naina) has also requested on dated 13.06.2014 to carry out the re-carpeting work of area. It is pertinent to

mention that recarpeting will be started in April/May 2015.




Scope of work:-

The following scope of work has been taken in this estimates:-

1. P/L tack coat 3kg/10 Sqm. 2. P/L 30mm thick Bituminous Concrete.



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Subject: P/L 30 mm thick bituminous concrete on the parking of Circus Ground, Parking in front of M.C. Building, Parking in between Bus Stand and Parade Ground Parking of Football Stadium, Backside of SCO 1 to 51 and Parking of fire Station Building in Sector 17, Chandigarh.

Rs.101.10 lac

The site was inspected by the undersigned alongwith SDER-1 and it was observed that the condition

of above said road parking is very poor. Lot of pot holes has been developed at various locations. Due to this people

are facing inconvenience and therefore there is an immediately need for recarpeting these parking lots. The area

councillor also requested to Chief Engineer, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh for providing and laying 30mm thick

bituminous concrete on above said parkings. These roads were last carpeted during 10/2009 and 03/2010.




Scope of work:-


1. Dismantling of existing kerbs/channels.

2. P/L tack coat 3kg/10 sqm.

3. P/L 30mm thick bituminous concrete.

4. Providing and laying 30mm thick Bituminous Concrete

5. P/F PCC kerb of size 2`-0” x 9” having 4” thickness.

6. Fixing of new/old PCC kerbs/channels.

7. P/F PCC channels of size 2`-0” x 1` having 3” thickness.

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under:-

xi) Budget Allocation : Rs. 1700.00 lac.

xii) Total amount of spillover works 31.03.2014 : Rs. 2108.92 lac.

xiii) Total amount of estimate sanctioned after 1.4.2014 : Rs. 1507.61 lac.

xiv) Total of Sr. No. II & III : Rs. 3616.53 lac.

xv) Expenditure incurred during current financial year : Rs. 1691.96 lac.





Subject: Improvement of Junction 28 in Sector 18, 19 & 20, 21, Chandigarh.

Rs.87.65 lac

The Planning/Architectural drawings were issued by the Chief Architect, U.T. Chandigarh vide memo No STP-

2013/12984 dated 10.12.2013 for const. of slip roads alongwith concrete table and zebra notation. Accordingly the site was

inspected by the undersigned alongwith SDER-1, and it was observed that the due to very heavy traffic on the rotary, provision

of slip roads would help in reducing traffic chaos. Further the condition of above said road is very poor as lot of pot

holes/cracks have been developed on road surface. The last carpeting of this rotary was done in 9/2008.

Accordingly, this estimate amounting to Rs. 87.65 Lac has been prepared by taking the items explained in the

scope of work. The work will be executed against budget provisions under head “Imp. of road parking places & Inf. facilities”.

Scope of work:-


1. Dismantling of existing kerbs/channels.

2. Earth work in excavation by mechanical means i/c carriage.

3. Preparation of sub grade.

4. Construction of compacted Granular sub-base.

5. Providing, laying, spreading and compacting graded stone aggregate.

6. Providing and applying primer coat with bitumen emulsion.

7. Slurry Seal:- Providing and laying slurry seal consisting of a mixture.

8. Providing and applying tack coat 3kg/10Sqm.

9. P/L 50mm thick compacted Dense Bituminous Macadam.

10. Providing and applying tack coat 2.5kg/10Sqm.

11. Providing and laying 40mm thick Bituminous Concrete.

12. Providing and laying in position cement concrete 1:5:10.

13. Providing and laying 80mm thick paver blocks on cement 1:3.

14. P/F PCC kerb of size 1`-0” x 1` having 4” thickness.

15. Fixing of new/old PCC channels.

16. Providing and fixing PCC channels of size 2’-0” x 1’ having 3”.

17. Provision for shifting of electrical poles.

18. Provision for road gullies.

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The scope of work taken in the estimate has not been included in any other already approved estimate, amount

of already approved estimates and expenditure under this Head for Roads Division No.1 is as under:-






The matter is placed before the General House of the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh for consideration

and approval please.



Subject: Widening & Carpeting of parking and providing paved footpath in front of SCO in market of Sector 34-A, Chandigarh.

Rs.59.43 lac

The site was inspected by the undersigned along with SDER-10 and it has been observed that

widening/paved footpath would help in reducing traffic chaos, improvement of aesthetics & also increase in

revenues as this is paid parkings. The area councillor has also requested for widening & carpeting and to provide

paved footpath infront of SCO`s in Sector 34 A, Chandigarh as provided in other Sectors. There is set guide line

issued by CAUT Admn to provide 10`-0” & 8`-0” wide paved footpath infront of SCO`s and booths respectively and

rest of the area to be widened to increase the area of parking.




Scope of work:-


1. Dismantling of existing kerbs/channels. 2. Earth work in excavation. 3. Carriage of earth. 4. Preparation of sub grade. 5. Construction of compacted granular sub base. 6. P/L spreading 63-45mm gauge. 7. P/L spreading 43-22.4mm gauge. 8. Refixing of old PCC kerbs/channels. 9. P/F kerbs of size 2`-0” x 9” having 4” thickness. 10. P/F channels of size 2`-0” x 1` having 3” thickness. 11. P/L surface dressing. 12. P/A tack coat 3Kg/10 Sqm. 13. P/L 30mm thick Bituminous Concrete. 14. P/L in position cement concrete 1:8:16. 15. P/F 60mm thick factory made cement concrete interlocking paver blocks on sand.

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Subject: Re-carpeting of V-6 road of Sector 44-B, Chandigarh.

Rs.93.53 lac

The V-6 roads of Sector 44 B was earlier recarpeted during the month of December 2009. The

inspection of these roads were carried out by the undersigned along with SDER-10 and observed that condition of

V-6 roads is very poor as lots of cracks/depressions have been developed and required to be recarpeted. These

roads are also due for recarpeting as per prevailing policy of M.C. i.e. the roads are recarpeted after a gap of five

years.




Scope of work:-


16. P/A tack coat 3Kg/10 Sqm. 17. P/L 30mm thick Bituminous Concrete.



under:-

vi) Budget Allocation : Rs. 1700.00 lac.

vii) Total amount of spillover works 31.03.2014 : Rs. 2108.92 lac.

viii) Total amount of estimate sanctioned after 1.4.2014 : Rs. 1507.61 lac.

ix) Total of Sr. No. II & III : Rs. 3616.53 lac.

x) Expenditure incurred during current financial year : Rs. 1691.96 lac.




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Safaikaramchaires: Drivers: Soap: Sarson Oil: 1 ½ Kg per month: ¾ kg per month: Gur: 1 kg per month: Nil: Sr No: Area: Manpower: 1: Attawa: 10: 2: Badheri: 12: 3: Baterla: 10_2: 4: Palsora: 20: 5: Maloya: 20_2: 6: Dadu Majra: 13: 7: Motor Market Manimajra: 08: 8: Modern Housing Complex: 25: 9: Duplex Houses Manimajra: 10_3: Shivalik Enclave: 10_4: 10Row1: Total: 138: SrNo: Village: 1_2: Burail: 50: 2_2: Faidan: 07: 3_2: Kajheri: 30: Hallo Majra Deep Complex: 50_2: 4Row1: Total_2: 137: Sr No_2: Colony: Manpower_2: 1_3: Maloya Colony: 20_3: 2_3: Gursagar Colony in Maloya: 03: 3_3: Bhathal Colony in Maloya: 03_2: 4_2: Dadu Majra Colony: 30_2: 5_2: Shahpur Colony Sector 38 West: 10_5: 6_2: Dhanas Colony Aman Colony Chaman Colony Housing Board Colony Khuda Lahora: 40: 7_2: Bhaskar Colony Sec25: 15: Janta Colony: 08_2: 8_2: Lal Bahadur Colony in Village Palsora: 10_6: 9_2: Housing Board Colony Sec52: 25_2: 10_7: Kuldeep Colony Sec52: 10_8: 11: Mazdoor Colony Sec52: 10_9: 12_2: Electricity Colony Sec52: 04: 13_2: Kajheri Colony Sec52: 10_10: 14: Pandit Colony Sec52: 06: 15_2: Nehru Colony Sec53: 16: Furniture Market Sec53: 04_2: Adarsh Colony Sector 54: 04_3: 16Row1: Total_3: 228: Sr No_3: Colony_2: 1_4: Indira Colony: 25_3: 2_4: Mauli Jagran Colony Complex: 35: 3_4: Vikas Nagar: 10_11: 4_3: Ram Darbar Colony Indira Awas: 35_2: 5_3: Bajigar Colony in Faidan: 03_3: 6_3: Colony No5 Sector 50 51: 46: 7_3: Bapu Dham Colony Madrasi Colony Sector 26: 45: Colony No4 Indl Area PhI: 40_2: Sanjay Colony Indl Area PhI: 08_3: 8Row1: Total_4: 247: Sr No_4: Sectors: 1_5: Sector 45: 38: 2_5: Sector 46: 35_3: 3_5: Sector 47: 35_4: 4_4: Sector 48: 18: Sector 49: 20_4: 5Row1: Total_5: 146: Sr No_5: Sectors_2: 1_6: Sector 50: 15_3: 2_6: Sector 51: 20_5: 3_6: Sector 61: 08_4: 4_5: Sector 41: 30_3: 5_4: Sector 42: 20_6: 6_4: Sector 55: 15_4: Sector 56: 30_4: 7Row1: Total_6: 138_2: Sr No_6: Name of colony: Total no of workers: No of workers retained: No of workers shifted to Punarvas Colony Dhanas: 1_7: Colony No 5: 46_2: 06_2: 40_3: 2_7: Nehru Colony: 16_2: 04_4: 12_3: 3_7: Pandit Colony: 06_3: 01: 05: 4_6: Kuldeep Colony: 10_12: 02: 08_5: 5_5: Mazdoor Colony: 10_13: 02_2: 08_6: 6_5: Madrasi Colony Sec 26: 05_2: 05_3: 00:

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