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1. PÁªÀÄUÁjAiÀÄ ¥ÁægÀA¨sÀzÀ°è «ªÀj¸ÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.2. C£ÀĪÉÆâvÀ CAzÁf£À ¥ÀæPÁgÀ, UÀÄgÀÄvÀÄ (Mark-out) ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.

1. CUÀvÀå«zÀÝ°è UÀÄA¥ÀÄUÀ¼À gÀZÀ£É ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.2. ¥Àæw¢£À ºÁdgÁwAiÀÄ£ÀÄß vÉUÉzÀÄPÉƼÀÄîªÀÅzÀÄ.3. ¤AiÀÄ«ÄvÀªÁV PÁªÀÄUÁjUÀ¼À ¥ÁæxÀ«ÄPÀ C¼ÀvÉUÀ¼À£ÀÄß vÉUÉzÀÄPÉƼÀÄîªÀÅzÀÄ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ C¼ÀvÉ ¥ÀĸÀÛPÀzÀ°è

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1. ªÁgÀzÀ CzsÁgÀzÀ ªÉÄÃ¯É PÁªÀÄUÁjAiÀÄ C¼ÀvÉ ¥ÀÄ£Àgï ¥Àj²Ã®£ÉUÀ¼À£ÀÄß ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ2. PÉ®¸ÀzÀ ¥ÀæªÀiÁtzÉÆA¢UÉ, ºÁdgÁw ¥ÀnÖAiÀÄ£ÀÄß (NMR) CAwªÀÄUÉÆý¸ÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.3. UÁæªÀÄ¥ÀAZÁ¬ÄwUÉ PÉƼÀÄîªÀÅzÀPÁÌV ©®ÄèUÀ¼À£ÀÄß ¤ÃqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.(¸ÁªÀÄVæUÀ¼À ªÉZÀÑzÀ ©®ÄèUÀ¼À£ÀÄß vÀAiÀiÁj¹

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1. ºÁdgÁw ¥ÀnÖAiÀÄ C£ÀĪÉÆÃzÀ£ÉAiÀÄ£ÀÄß ¥Àj²Ã°¸ÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.2. MIS £À°è ªÀiÁ»wAiÀÄ£ÀÄß zÁR°¹zÀ £ÀAvÀgÀ ºÀt ¥ÁªÀwUÉ C¢üPÁgÀ ¤ÃqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.3. ¥ÁªÀwUÉ DzÉò¸ÀĪÀÅzÀÄ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¨ÁåAQUÉ ZÉPï£ÀÄß (Cheque) ¤ÃqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.4. CAZÉ PÀbÉÃjAiÀÄ ªÀÄÄSÉãÀ ¥ÁªÀw ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÁzÀgÉ, ¥ÁªÀwAiÀÄ DzÉñÀªÀ£ÀÄß PÁAiÀÄð¤ªÁðºÀPÀ C¢üPÁjUÉ

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1. PÉ®¸ÀzÀ ¨ÉÃrPÉ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ºÀAaPÉAiÀÄ£ÀÄß G¸ÀÄÛªÁj ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.2. CªÀ±ÀåPÀvÉUÉ C£ÀÄUÀÄtªÁV C£ÀÄzÁ£ÀªÀ£ÀÄß UÁæªÀÄ ¥ÀAZÁ¬ÄwUÉ ©qÀÄUÀqÉ ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.3. ±ÉÃPÀqÁ 100gÀ¶Ö£À PÁªÀÄUÁjUÀ¼À vÀ¥Á¸ÀuÉAiÀÄ£ÀÄß £ÀqɸÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.4. MIS £À°è ªÀiÁ»wAiÀÄ£ÀÄß zÁR°¸ÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.5. UÁæªÀÄ ¥ÀAZÁAiÀÄwUÀ½AzÀ ¹éÃPÀj¸À¯ÁzÀ ¥ÁªÀw DzÉñÀUÀ½UÉ ZÉPïUÀ¼À£ÀÄß CAZÉ E¯ÁSÉUÉ ¤ÃqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.6. UÁæªÀÄ ¥ÀAZÁ¬ÄwAiÀÄ ¥Àj«ÃPÀëuÉAiÀÄ£ÀÄß ¤gÀAvÀgÀªÁV ªÀiÁqÀĪÀÅzÀÄ.

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ACTION PLAN

GRAMA PANCHAYATH

LINE DEPARTMENTS

TALUK A PANCHAYATH

DISTRICT PROGRAM

CO-ORDINATOR

ZILLA PANCHAYATH

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CO-ORDINATOR

1. Meets on 2nd October every year.2. Discusses and suggests the works.3. Submits the suggestion of works to the GP

by 17th October.

1. Consolidates the Suggestions fromGramSabha.

2. Approves the Action Plan.3. Transmits to EO, TP ’s by 2nd Nov every year.4. Indicates the EA for each work(Line Dept.)5. Directs the Line Departments to prepare

Estimates.1. Prepares

theDetailedestimates.

2. TechnicalApprovalfromCompetentAgencies.

1. Scrutinizes the plans of GP.2. Prepares the block plan.3. Sends block plan to the DPC.

1. Scrutinizes and consolidates the Block Plan.2. Prepares draft district plan.3. Places the district plan before the ZP.

1. Approves the District Plan.2. Sends to DPC after Approval.

1. Allocates Work Code to each work2. Sends AAP/ Shelf of Project to TP/GP with

Approval.3. Consolidates Labour Budget and send it to State

Government.4. Enters the Labour Budget Projection in the MIS

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WORK EXECUTION

Places the demand before the GP.

1. Accepts Form No: 6.2. Issues dated receipt.3. Enters in the employment register.4. Data entry of the demand and work allocation.5. Serves the notice for work allocation.6. Issues NMR with details of work and workers.7. Designates Mates for the work.8. Arranges for Worksite Facilities.

1. Briefing at project initiation.2. Mark out as per approved estimation.

1. Formation of groups of labourers if required.2. Keeps the Attendance daily.3. Take the Preliminary Measurement of works

Regularly.4. Updation of entries in the job card.5. Maintenance of worksite facilities.6. General worksite supervision.

1. Check Measurement of the work done on a weeklyBasis.

2. Finiliastion of the NMR with work output.3. Issuing bills for the purchases to the GP.

1. Scrutinizes the Approval of NMR.2. Authorisation of payment after data entry of NMR in

The MIS.3. Generates pay order and issue cheque to the bank.4. If payment is through Post office, transmits the Pay

Order to the EO.

1. Monitors the demand and Allocation.2. Releases funds to GP ’s as and when required.3. Conducts Inspection of 100% of works.4. Data entry in the MIS5. Issues Cheques to the Postal Department as and

when Pay order is received from the GP’s6. Regular supervision of GP’s.

WORKERS

GRAMAPANCHAYATH

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2. �ÙÓ�·Ðõ ÊÐ�Ñþ¤Ð·Ð »Ð³Ðõ·Ð ÊÐ�.J-11011/2/2007-NREGA ¸¹Ñ��Ð:21.11.07.

3. ÊÐ�Ñþ¤Ð·Ð �·ÙÓÆÐ ÊÐ�.�Ñõ�»Ð.05:��Ñ�¦ÙÖÓ:08 ¾Ù��ÐÎÐÖ¤ÐÔ,¸¹Ñ��Ð:18.02.2008.

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5. �ÙÓ�·Ðõ ÊÐ�Ñþ¤Ð·Ð ÊÐÔ³ÙÖêÓÄÙ�¦ÐÔ »Ð³Ðõ·ÐÊÐ�.J-11011/2/2007-NREGA¸¹Ñ��Ð:28.05.2008.

6. ÊÐ�Ñþ¤Ð·Ð �·ÙÓÆÐ ÊÐ�.�Ñõ�»Ð.05.��Ñ�¦ÙÖÓ.2008 ¾Ù��ÐÎÐÖ¤ÐÔ, ¸¹Ñ��Ð:2.7.2008.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THEGOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:- Fixation of scheduled rates for the unskilled labourersworking for nine hours(inclusive of one hour of rest)under NREGS - Approval regarding.

Ref:- 1. G.O.No.RDP:26:NRE:2006 Bangalore, dated: 11.04.2007.

2. GOI. letter No.J-11011/2/2007-NREGA dated:21.11.07.

3. G.O.No.RDP:05:NRE.2008 Bangalore, dated: 18.02.2008.

4. G.O.No.RDP:05:NRE.2008 Bangalore, dated: 24.05.2008.

5. GOI Circular No.J-11011/2/2007-NREGA dated:28.05.2008

6. G.O.No.RDP:05:NRE:2008 Bangalore, dated: 2.7.2008

7. GOK letter No.RDP:05:NRE:2008 dated: 17.07.2008

8. Proceedings of the meeting held on 7.11.2008 under theChairmanship of the Secretary, RD&PR.

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PREAMBLE :-State Employment Guarantee Council in its meeting held on

30.03.2007 had decided to prepare the work productivity norms byconducting time and motion studies. Till such time, it was decided to adoptthe norms fixed by the neighboring state Andhra Pradesh. Orders was issuedaccordingly as ref.(1) above. The Government of India vide ref.(2) abovehas opined that the schedule of rates of various executing agencies for theworks of similar nature and the output in the same area must be the same.Considering the above, Government has constituted the Sub-Committeevide under ref.(3) consisting of the Officers of Line Departments under theChairmanship of the Secretary to Government (PR), Rural Development &Panchayat Raj. The Committee was to fix the work output and schedule ofrates. Following the recommendations of the Committee the work outputstandards and schedule of rates were fixed vide G.O.No.RDP:5:NRE:2008dated:24.05.2008. The work output fixed was for seven hours of work.

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In the meanwhile, Government of India in their Circular cited at (5)above has informed the State Government that the working hours underthe scheme has been enhanced to nine hours which includes one hour ofrest. In view of this communication, the Government has cancelled earlierorder issued under ref.(4) in the Government Order dated:2.7.2008 citedunder ref.(6) and directed to follow the Government Order cited under ref.(1)above, till the refixation of schedule of rates. Again, under ref.(7), the Sub-Committee was requested to refix the schedule of rates for nine hoursincluding one hour of rest by conducting time and motion study. TheCommittee was also to considering the facts that more women workers, oldage and physically challenged persons are also involved in the works. Theywere also to consider the complaints that the labourers could not earn theirminimum wages for not being able to complete the out turn stipulated in aday. Accordingly, vide under ref.(8), the Sub-Committee has submitted itsreport on refixation of schedule of rates and work output for the workersunder NREGS for nine hours including one hour of rest in a day. TheGovernment has examined the schedule of rate and work output submittedby the Committee in detail and decided to adopt in implementation of thescheme.

Besides, considerable delay is noticed in getting administrativeapproval and technical sanction of works which affect the effectiveimplementation of the scheme. To address this problem, it is opined toenhance the financial power limits vested with Taluka & District LevelOfficers to accord the technical sanction.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO.RDP:05:NRE:2008, BANGALORE,DATED: 2.1.2009

In the circumstances explained in the Preamble, the schedule of ratesto be followed for the works employing unskilled labourers for nine hoursof work for a day (including one hour of rest) has been fixed as shown inAnnexure-1. The details of agencies competent to accord technical andadministrative sanction for the estimates under NREGS is approved by theGovernment as shown in Annexure-2. The authorities competent to recordthe measurement for check measurement of work done by the workers under

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NREGA has been notified as given in Annexure-III. The provisions wouldcome into effect w.e.f.1.1.2009 subject to the following conditions.

Conditions:1. The schedule of rates as decided under the scheme would be applicable

to all departments implementing this scheme including Panchayat RajEngineering, Forest, Watershed Development, Agriculture,Horticulture, Minor Irrigation, Public Works Departments.

2. Schedule of rates as annexed to this Order is applicable to the workstaken up under the scheme only. However, if any Department or agencywho follow the non-negotiable of NREGA (Prohibition of contractorsand labour displacing machinery payment of equal wages to both thesexes and payment through accounts), the same rates can be applicableto such kind of works.

3. Administrative and technical approvals of the estimates as well asmeasurement and check measurement of the works done by the workershave to be carried out by the competent authority as specified in theAnnexures.

4. The workers who are physically challenged or of the age of above 60years are given a relaxation of 25% from the work output norms fixed.

By Order and in the name of Governor of Karnataka,

(Dr. P.C. JAFFER)Director

National Rural EmploymentGuarantee Programme

& E/o. Dy. Secretary to GovernmentRural Development & Panchayat Raj Deptt.

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TO:1. The Accountant General, Government of Karnataka, Bangalore/ Dharwad2. The Compiler, Karnataka Gazette, Bangalore3. The President/Chief Executive Officers of all the Zilla Panchayats in the

State4. The President/Executive Officers of all the Taluk Panchayats in the State

Copy to:1. PS to Hon’ble Minister for Rural Development & Panchayat Raj, Vidhana

Soudha, Bangalore2. PS to Chief Secretary to Government, Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore3. PS to Addl.Chief Secretary to Government, Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore4. PS to Addl.Chief Secretary cum Development Commissioner to Government,

Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore5. All the Departments of Pr.Secretary/Secretary to Government6. Regional Commissioner, Bangalore/Mysore/Gulbarga & Belgaum7. All the Deputy Commissioners of the State8. The Commissioner for Sericultural Development & Director of Sericulture,

M.S.Building, Bangalore9. The Commissioner, Labour Department, Karmikara Bhavan,

Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore10. The Commissioner, Watershed Development Department, Cauvery Bhavan,

Bangalore11. The Commissioner, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, T.V.Tower,

Bangalore12. The Commissioner, Agriculture Department, Sheshadri Road, Bangalore13. The Director, Horticulture Department, Lalbagh, Bangalore14. The Chief Conservator of Forests, Aranya Bhavan, Malleswaram, Bangalore15. The Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj Engineering Department, Bangalore16. The Engineer-in-Chief, Minor Irrigation, Bangalore17. All the Directors of Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department18. IFA, Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department/CFA, Joint Director-

I, Joint Director-II, NREGA Section, RD & PR Dept.19. Spare copies/Guard file

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ANNEXURE-1

NREGS Rates for the Government Order No.RDP 05 NRE 2008,Bangalore, Dated 02.01.2009.

Rate approved(Rs per unit)

Sl.No.

Item of Work

1 Bush clearance

A) Grass,Light shrub 0.80 / Sqm

B) Medium and Dense Shrub(Non thorny jungle) 2.25 / Sqm

C) Jali flora (Thorny jungle)(excluding uprooting of Stumps) 3.60 / Sqm

2 Earth work Excavation in Ordinary Soils(Up to 2.0 m lift)

Category-I (Linear)

For Roads, rock fill dams,desilting of tanks,for construction of contour/graded bunds inBlack soils/Red sandy soils/Kankar/Gravelly soils/Laterite soils 80.00 / Cum

Category-II (Box)

For construction of Farm ponds/SunkenPond/ Dugout pond/Shallow wells/Rechargeponds/ isolated pits in arable/non arablelands. 99.00 / Cum

3 Earthwork Excavation in Hard soils(Up to 2.0 m lift)

Category-I (Linear)

A) For Roads and rock fill dams,for contourbunding,canals,channels 120.00 / Cum

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B) Extra for Breaking of clods with tampingand sectioning for contour bunding 14.00 / Cum

Category-II (Box)

For construction of Farm ponds/SunkenPond/ Dugout pond/Shallow wells/Rechargeponds/ isolated pits in arable/non arablelands. 140.00 / Cum

4 Refilling of earth with basic lead and lift(measured loose) 20.00 / Cum

5 Refilling of earth with basic lead and lift(measured compact) 25 / Cum

6 Conveyance of materials

Material Loading Unloading

i) Stone & Aggregate 40/Cum 21 / Cum

ii) Sand 20/Cum 15/Cum

iii) Bricks 71 /1000 Nos. 71 /1000 Nos.

iv) Cement 2.5/bag 2.5/bag

7 De-silting of tank in dry condition 68.0/Cum

8 De-silting of tank in slushy condition 90.0/Cum

9 Construction of embankment /bund withavailable soil including manual tamping inlayers of 15 cms ,thick 58.0/Cum

10 Turfing on plane/bund/Embankment

A) Spreading Sand and removing and 13.50/Sqmloading sods(No lead)

B) Unloading and laying sods with 15 day 8.50/Sqmwatering (No lead)

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II Forestry ,Nursery Work and Hoticultural works

11 Raising of Sunken / Transplant / Seed Bedsof 12 M x 1.20 M size

(a) Formation new beds: Aligning the nursery 231.7/bedbeds, clearance of debris, digging of soil30 cm. deep & allowing the soil forweathering, breaking of clods, mixing theingredients, leveling and forming newnursery beds of size 12 m x 1.20 m andraising the bund

(b) Reformation of old beds: Re-digging of old 74.47/bednursery beds of size 12 m x 1.20 m and to adepth of 30 cm. & forming nursery bedsafter mixing the ingredients includingpesticides & consolidating the bunds onall sides of the bed.

(c) Application of ingredients (Manure and 8.26/bedSand) (Quantity of manure and sand to beprescribed by the CF by considering thefertility and sand content in the soil ofthe nursery bed)

(d) Sowing of seeds in beds 9.10/bed

(e) Covering the seedbed with grass / straw 14.9/bedincluding the cost of collection & transportof grass / straw to the nursery site.

(f) Pricking out the seedlings from the seed 82.75/bedbeds and transplanting the same in beds

(g) Watering the beds twice a day:

(i) Where internal pipe lines are laid out 1.65/bed/dayin the nursery

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(ii) Where internal pipe lines are not laid 4.97/bed/dayout in the nursery

(h) Weeding the seed beds / transplant beds 14.9/bedweeding

12 Raising of Dowga / Medri Bamboo Rhyzomesin Nursery beds of 12 M x 1.20 M size

(a) Uprooting of Dowga/Medri bamboo 182.03/1000seedlings from beds

(b) Transplanting of Dowga / Medri bambooseedlings in beds 182.03/1000

13 Raising of Marihal bamboo (Oxytenantherastocksii) in Nursery beds of12 M x 1.20 M size

(a) Preparation of Marihal bamboo cuttings 529.55/1000

(b) Planting of Marihal bamboo cuttings in bed364.07/1000

14 Raising of Agave Suckers in Nursery bedsof 12 M x 1.20 M size

(a) Transplanting of Agave seedlings / bulbilsat 7.5 cm. X 7.5 cm. apart, includingloosening of soil. 82.75/1000

(b) Collection and transportation ofAgave bulbils from the field 228.04/1000

(c) Flooding the beds once in a week 127.96/week /100 beds

(d) Weeding the Agave beds 8.76/bed /weeding

15 Raising Khus grass in the Nursery bedsof 12 M x 1.20 M size

(a) Collection of Khus grass slips 0.057/1000

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(b) Transplanting of Khus grass slips innursery beds 38.05/1000

16 Raising of Teak and other HardwoodSeedlings for producing stumps

(a) Formation of new beds: Preparation ofraised standard nursery beds of size12 m x 1.20 m x 0.30 m, by deep diggingup to 45 cm depth, including breaking ofclods, leveling, etc. 215.13/Bed

(b) Reformation of old beds: Reformation ofthe old raised nursery beds of standardsize of size 12 m x 1.20 m 132.38/Bed

(c) Uprooting of stumps of trees of above60 cm girth existing in the nursery bedspace for raising new nursery (To beallowed by the CF, for raising fresh bedsonly in rare cases) 91.01/stump

(d) Pre-treatment of teak seeds at the rate of6 Kg seeds per bed - pretreatment involvessoaking in cow-dung slurry for 7 daysfollowed by drying the same for 7 days,repeating the operation thrice (total 42 days)26.47/Bed

(e) Sowing the seeds in beds 16.55/Bed

(f) Weeding in beds of Teak and otherhardwood species like Matti, Nandi Honne,Burga, Rosewood etc., where stumpsare to be

(i) For the first three weeding 33.1/Bed

(ii) For 4th and subsequent weeding 11.57/Bed

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17 Raising of Agave Seedlings in Farmers’Land by transplantion

(a) Uprooting the Agave seedlings from thetransplant bed 41.37/1000

(b) Transportation of Agave seedlings from thenursery site to planting site and then toplanting point on head-load 134.59/1000

(c) Grading of Agave seedlings into large,medium and small size seedlings forplanting 107.56/1000

(d) Aligning in the planting area and markingspots for planting Agave seedlings 57.91/1000

(e) Digging the earth by pickaxe to the requireddepth, planting of Agave seedlings, andpressing the soil around the seedling. 496.47/1000

(f) Removal of weeds around the 2482.39/ha.Agave seedlings twice each time

18 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bagsof 4"X6" Size

(a) Mixing of ingredients, filling the polythenebags and duly arranging in rows afterscraping the earth 330.98/1000

(b) Dibbling of seeds in polythene bags 33.1/1000

(c) Pricking out the seedlings from seed bedsand transplanting in the polythene bags 82.75/1000

(d) Watering to the polythene-bagged seedlingstwice a day :

(i) Where internal pipe lines are laid outin the nursery 1.57/1000

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(ii) Where internal pipe lines are not laidout in the nursery 2.89/1000

(e) Weeding the polythene-bagged seedlings 14.9/1000each time

(f) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 29.78/1000seedlings each time

19 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bagsof 5" X 8" Size

(a) Mixing the ingredients, filling the polythenebags and arranging in rows after scrapingthe earth 496.47/1000

(b) Planting of prepared teak / hard woodstumps in the filled polythene bags 82.74/1000

(c) Watering to the polythene-baggedseedlings twice a day : 4.79/1000/day

(i) Where internal pipe lines are laid out 2.89in the nursery

(d) Weeding the polythene-bagged seedlings 24.82/1000each time

(e) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 47.97/1000seedlings each time

20 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bags of6" X 9" Size

(a) Mixing the ingredients, filling the polythene579.22/1000bags and arranging in rows after scrapingthe earth

(b) Watering to the polythene-bagged seedlings6.28/1000/twice a day: day

(c) Weeding in polythene bags 29.78/1000each time

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(d) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 66.2/1000seedlings each time

21 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bagsof 8" X 12" Size

(a) Mixing the ingredients, filling the polythenebags and arranging in rows after scrapingthe earth 877.1/1000

(b) Transplanting of 4” x 6” or 5” x 8” sizebagged seedlings into 8” x 12” size bagsafter removal of the seedlings along withthe trimmed ball of earth 82.74/1000

(c) Watering to the polythene-bagged seedlings14.06/1000/twice a day: day

(d) Weeding the polythene-bagged seedlings 38.05/1000each time

(e) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 99.29/1000seedlings each time

22 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bags of10" X 16" Size

(a) Mixing the ingredients, filling the polythene1489.42/1000bags and arranging in rows after scrapingthe earth

(b) Watering the polythene-bagged seedlings 23.17/1000/twice a day: day

(c) Weeding in polythene bags 44.68/1000each time

(d) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 182.03/1000seedlings each time

23 Raising of Seedlings in Polythene Bagsof 14" X 20" Size

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(a) Mixing the ingredients, filling the polythene 2482.39/bags and arranging in rows after scraping 1000the earth

(b) Watering the polythene-bagged seedlings 33.1/1000/twice a day: day

(c) Weeding in polythene bags 57.93/1000each time

(d) Shifting & grading the polythene-bagged 248.22/1000seedlings each time

24 Other operations common to Raising ofPolythene Bagged Seedlings

(a) Uprooting and preparation of teak /hardwood stumps from the dry nursery beds148.94/1000

(b) Transportation of teak / hard wood stumpsfrom dry beds to nursery within the Division18.74/1000

(c) Application of DAP or NPK to the seedlingin polythene bags @ 5 gm or so (only for 125.77/1000tall seedlings for roadside planting) each time

(d) Providing overhead shade pandal to the 165.49 eachseedlings raised in nursery beds andpolythene bags, including collection andtransportation of material required forpandal – Rate for 12.00 Meter X 1.20 Metersize

(e) Tying of plant to the vertical stake, andpluming of buds as it grows once in a 148.94/1000fortnight (for tall seedlings only) each time

(f) Pruning of taller seedlings as seedlinggrows 124.11/1000

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III PLANTATION WORKS

Raising of Plantations

25 Clearance of undergrowth in thick forestareas of Western Ghat areas

(a) Clear felling, burning, heaping and 3309.85/Hare-burning in moderate area where thereis thick under growth and bushes

(b) Clearance of jungle growth, scattered type1985.91/Halow density areas, burning heaping andre-burning to make the area suitablefor planting

(c) For spot clearing of site at pit point inmoderate area where there is thick under 0.49/Sq.growth and bushes meter.

(d) For spot clearing of site at pit point in 0.32/Sq.scattered type low density areas meter.

(e) Clearance of weed growth of eupatorium 1784.01/Haand thorny bushes in open gaps, cuttingstumps of saplings flush to the ground,singling of coppice shoots, cutting ofwoody climbers, carrying and heaping thedebris at places where planting is notnecessary, for ra

(f) Clearance of weed growth of eupatorium 1482.15/Haand thorny bushes in open gaps, cuttingstumps of saplings flush to the ground,singling of coppice shoots, cutting ofwoody climbers, carrying and heaping thedebris at places where planting is notnecessary, for ra

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26 Clearance of undergrowth in Maidan areas

(a) Clearing the unwanted growth such lantana,1323.94/Haeupatorium and such other thorny speciesover the entire area, heaping and burning thedebris in areas where there is thick growth.

(b) Clearing the unwanted growth such lantana,eupatorium and such other thorny speciesover the entire area, heaping and burningthe debris in areas where there is mediumundergrowth. 992.95/Ha

(c) Clearing the unwanted growth such lantana,eupatorium and such other thorny speciesover the entire area, heaping and burningthe debris in areas where there is sparseundergrowth. 661.97/Ha

27 Watering by dipping: Watering polythenebagged seedlings at planting site by dippingin water, including carrying of water

(Note: This should be resorted to in dry conditions)

(a) 4" x 6" size bagged seedlings 198.59/1000

(b) 5" x 8" and 6" x 9" size bagged seedlings215.14/1000

(c) 8" x 12" size bagged seedlings 281.33/1000

(d) 10" x 16" and above size bagged seedlings297.88/1000

28 Planting: Planting of P.B. Seedlings aftertearing with blade &removing the polythenebags in trenches / pits including scoopingthe soil to required depth, pressing the soilgently around the seedlings after planting.

(a) 4" x 6" size bagged seedlings 330.98/1000

(b) 5" x 8" size bagged seedlings 546.12/1000

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(c) 6" x 9" size bagged seedlings 661.97/1000

(d) 8" x 12" size bagged seedlings 1158.45/1000

(e) 10" x 16" size bagged seedlings 1489.43/1000

(f) 14" x 20" size bagged seedlings 3309.85/1000

29 Raising of Block Plantations :Trench-mound method (manual)

(a) Aligning in the planting area along thecontours & marking for trenches 413.72/1000

(b) Sowing of seeds on trench mound of4 Meter in length. 1.31/trench

(c) Weeding inside the trenches and onmounds of 4 Meter length trench 3.06/trench

(d) Scraping of grass and other growth aroundthe trenches & mounds to a width of 60 cmon each side of trenches (4 meter lengthtrench) 2.81/trench

(e) (Note: Scraping is allowed only in grassinfested areas)

(f) Soil working the trenches by digging withpickaxe to a depth of 15 cm. and to a widthof 60 cm. starting from the lower edge ofthe trench towards the other side of thetrench of 4 m length so as to loosen thesoil uniformly including scraping aroundthe 4.79/trench

30 Raising of Block Plantations:Pit Planting Method

(a) Preparation and delivery of stakes toplanting site 198.59/1000

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(b) Aligning in the planting area along thecontours & marking for pit (without staking)132.38/1000

(c) (i) First weeding around the plants (pits)to a radius of 60 cm. 413.72/1000

(ii) First weeding around the plants (pits)to a radius of 1 meter 827.46/1000

(d) (i) 2nd & subsequent weeding around theplants to radius of 60 cm. 330.98/1000

(ii) 2nd & subsequent weeding around theplants to radius of 1 meter 661.97/1000

(e) Clear weeding by cutting all weeds flush tothe ground, retaining seedlings of importantspecies, not directly interfering with themain crop in areas with heavy weedgrowth of Eupatorium, Solanum, etc.

(i) First weeding 1241.18/Ha

(ii) Second weeding 992.95/Ha

(iii) Third weeding 661.97/Ha

(f) Clear weeding by cutting all weeds flush tothe ground, retaining seedlings of importantspecies, not directly interfering with themain crop in areas with ordinary intensityof weed growth of Eupatorium,Solanum, etc.

(i) First weeding 910.2/Ha

(ii) Second weeding 744.7/Ha

(iii) Third weeding 496.47/Ha

(g) Scraping of grass and other weed growtharound the plant (Pits) (Scraping item isallowed only in grass-infested areas)

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(i) 30 cm. radius around the plant 297.88/1000

(ii) 50 cm. radius around the plant 744.7/1000

(iii) 60 cm. radius around the plant 1026.05/1000

(iv) 90 cm. radius around the plant 2316.89/1000

(h) Saucer Bharav: Scraping out of grass andweeds to a radius of 50 cms around theplant, earthening up of soil in the formof a semi-circular slanting saucer shapeslope, loosening of boulders if any withsoil by using pickaxe and arranging theloosened bou 3640.83/1000

(i) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxearound the plant to a depth of 15cm. & toa radius of 50 cm. so as to loosen the soilaround the plants (pits only). 1241.18/1000

(j) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxe aroundthe plant to a depth of 15cm. & to a radiusof 60 cm. so as to loosen the soil aroundthe plants (pits only). 1654.93/1000

(k) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxearound the plant to a depth of 15cm. & toa radius of 90 cm. so as to loosen the soilaround the plants (pits only). 3309.85/1000

(l) Hand watering to the Casuarina plantsin the coastal plantations 330.98/1000

(m) Mulching works around the Cane andMFP plants i.e. collection of availablegreen/dry leaves and spreading it on thesoil worked area uniformly around the caneplants including cutting and unwantedgrowth (1 Meter dia) 1158.45/1000

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31 Raising of Block Plantation: Semi-Circular pit planting (pit-in-pit method)(For low rainfall, eastern plains)

(a) Aligning in the planting area along thecontours & marking for pit (withoutstaking) 115.83/1000

(b) Weeding in the semi-circular pits of 3.3/semi-1.25 m. radius and on the mounds circular pit

(c) Scraping of grass and other growth to a 3.88/semi-width of 60cm. around the semi-circularpit circular pit

(d) Hoeing and soil-working with pickaxearound the plant to a depth of 10 cm in theentire semi-circular pit so as to loosen thesoil around the plant & putting soil around 5.79/semi-the collar of the plant circular pit

32 Raising of Roadside Plantations

(a) Aligning in the planting area & markingfor pit (without staking) 124.11/1000

(b) Conveyance of tall seedlings raised inHDPE bags of size 14" x 20" from thedumping point to the planting site neareach pit on head-load, fixing the supportingstake firmly in the pit, planting the tallseedling in the pit tying the seedling to the16.55/tallsuppo seedling

(c) Cutting & collection of Prosopis juliflora(PJ) branches loading the same into thelorry & unloading at the planting site 9.92/tall(10 branches per tall plant) seedling

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(d) Conveyance of P. J. branches to individualpit, tying P. J. branches around thesupporting stake properly covering thetall plant with P. J. thorny branches to aheight of more than 2 m and tying theP. J. branches with G. I. wire at 3 places 11.57/tall(10 P.J. bra seedling

(e) Cutting two phoenix leaves to each plantand tying firmly around the plant andstake in a spiral way 2.65/plant

(f) I weeding around the plants (Pits) to a 413.72/1,000radius of 60 cm. pits

(g) II & subsequent weeding around the 330.98/1,000plants (pit) to radius of 60 cm. pits

(h) Scraping of grass and other growth aroundthe plant to a radius of 1 m. 2851.43/1,000

33 Planting of Bamboo Rhizomes

(a) Digging of bamboo beds, uprooting of 1 to2 year old bamboo Rhizomes, (withoutcausing damage) tying in bundles andloading them into the lorry at nursery site(excluding cost of bags and fibre thread) 1731.04/1000

(b) Transportation of bamboo Rhizomebundles in lorry from nursery to theplantation site and unloading – up to10 km distance 1657.26/1000

(c) Conveyance of bamboo Rhizome bundlesfrom roadside to pits at the rate of2 rhizomes per pit 1158.45/1000

(d) Opening of pits, filling with red earthup to 30 cms and planting Rhizomes 949.92/1000

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34 Agave Planting

(a) Uprooting of Agave suckers from thenursery beds 98.8/1000

(b) Transportation of Agave suckers fromnursery to planting site (including loadingand unloading) and conveyance to plantingspot on head load 394.35/1000

(c) Collection of Agave suckers of one footand above height from field areas, andtransportation to the plantation area,including loading and unloading charges,for planting in the plantation -distance up to 8 Km 814.47/1000

(d) Collection of Agave suckers of one footand above height from field areas, andtransportation to the plantation area,including loading and unloading charges,for planting in the plantation -distance above 8 Km 977.37/1000

(e) Conveyance of Agave suckers fromplantation boundary to planting siteon head load 165.49/1000

(f) Digging the earth by pickaxe to therequired depth, planting of Agaveseedlings in the plantation and pressingthe soil around the seedling. 579.22/1000

35 Planting Ficus Cuttings : Collection officus cutting of size 2 Mtr. Length andgirth not less than 15 cms at the thick end,treating the cutting with root harmones bydipping the lower end (one ml. Root

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harmones solution to be mixed with3 to 5 ltrs. of 16.55/cutting

36 Raising of Mangrove Plantations

(a) Uprooting of mangrove wildlings carefullywith the roots and conveyance to plantingsite – in hired boat. 661.97/1000

(b) Uprooting of mangrove wildlings carefullywith the roots and conveyance to plantingsite – in departmental boat. 408.77/1000

(c) Aligning and staking 470.0/1000

(d) Digging a pit at the marked spot in theplantation site and planting the polythene-bagged or the wildlings, refilling up thesoil and consolidation. 1318.97/1000

37 Raising of Fodder Farm

(a) Formation of blocks of convenient sizewith bunds in the ploughed area 693.4/Ha

(b) Sowing of fodder seeds of african maize,hamata, fodder jowar, cowpea, horse-gram,etc. by broadcast sowing 107.5/Ha6

(c) Sowing of seeds by line sowing orfurrow sowing 172.09/Ha

(d) Application of fertilizer by broadcastingat prescribed quantity 77.77/Ha

(e) Cutting of fodder in plantation and 2647.88/conveyance to the roadside after bundlingLorryinto convenient sizes load of 28

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38 Common Items of Works pertainingto Raising of Plantations

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(a) Bharav by loosening the soil to a depth of10 cm around the plants and to a radius of50 cm, and earthing up of the loosened soilat the collar region for natural plants 515.67/1000

(b) Preparation of bamboo stakes,transportation to planting site, fixing andtying to the miscellaneous plants 268.76/1000

(c) Carrying the water manually from thewater source and watering at the rate ofnot less than 50 liters of water per plantfor seedlings planted in MFP plots /Refractory plots with plant density notmore than 100 per hectare (ceiling rate) 13.23/plant

(d) Collection of thorny materials of 2 metersand above in length and tying the materialsfirmly to the stem of the plant whereverstakes are not provided 3.97plant

(e) Application of chemical fertilizer aroundthe plants about 15 cm. away in a furrowduly covering with soil (excluding thecost of fertilizer) 132.38/1000

(f) Staking and dibbling of sandal seeds innatural bushes at the rate of2 Kg. per ha. 99.29/Ha

(g) Marking and selection of naturally grownAcacia auriculiformis saplings with lime atan approximate espacement of 2 M x 2 Min felled Acacia plantations, thinning outother remaining Acacia seedlings bycutting flush to the ground to allow theretained se 1749.27/Ha

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IV MAINTENANCE OFPLANTATIONS – SECOND YEAR

i ) Second year

39 Maintenance of Block Plantations:Trench-mound planting

(a) Weeding inside the trenches and on moundsof 4 meter length 2.47/ trench

(b) Scraping of grass and other growth aroundthe trench of 4 m length to a width of60 cm. on each side of the trenches 2.47/ trench

(c) Soil working the trenches by digging withpickaxe to a depth of 15 cm. and to a widthof 60 cm. starting from the lower edge ofthe trench towards the other side of trenchof 4 m. length so as to loosen the soiluniformly including scraping around the pla3.3/ trench

40 Maintenance of Block Plantations:Pit Planting

(a) Karada and other pernicious grass cuttingflush to the ground in highly problematicplantation areas where the grass issuppressing the plants. 1654.93/Ha

41 Maintenance of Roadside Plantations

(a) Scraping of grass and other growth around1026.05/1000the tall plant to a radius of 60 cm (Pits) Plants

42 ii) Maintenance of Plantations –Third Year

(a) (i) First weeding around the plants (pits) 392.22/to a radius of 60 cm. 1000Pits

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(ii) First weeding around the plants (pits) 786.08/to a radius of 1 meter 1000pits

(b) (i) 2nd & subsequent weeding around the 314.44/plants to radius of 60 cm. 1000pits

(ii) 2nd & subsequent weeding around the 628.86/plants to radius of 1 meter 1000pits

(c) Weeding inside the trenches and on moundsof 4 meter length 2.32/Trench

(d) Soil working the trenches by digging withpickaxe to a depth of 15 cm. and to a widthof 60 cm. starting from the lower edge ofthe trench towards the other side of trenchof 4 m. length so as to loosen the soiluniformly including scraping around the pla2.63/Trench

(e) Scraping of grass and other growth aroundthe trench of 4 m length to a width of 60 cm.on each side of the trenches 2.22/Trench

(f) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxearound the plant to a depth of 15 cm. &to a radius of 30 cm. so as to loosen the 529.55/1,000soil around the plants (Pits only.) Plants

(g) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxe aroundthe plant to a depth of 15cm. & to a radiusof 50cm. so as to loosen the soil around 1108.79/1000the plants (Pits only) Plants

(h) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxe aroundthe plant to a depth of 15cm. & to a radiusof 60cm. so as to loosen the soil around 1489.43/1000the plants (Pits only) Plants

(i) Hoeing & soil working with pickaxearound the plant to a depth of 15cm. & to

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a radius of 90cm. so as to loosen the soil 2978.87/1000around the plants (Pits only) Plants

(j) Weeding in areas with heavy weedgrowth of Eupatorium / Lantana, etc. bycutting flush to the ground 827.46/Ha

(k) Weeding in other areas with ordinaryweed growth 744.7/Ha

43 Cultural Operation in Older Plantations

(a) Cultural operation: Clearing of unwantedgrowth in 4 to 10 year old plantations,climber cutting, singling of coppicegrowth, trimming of lower side branchesand removal of Loranthus 827.46/Ha

(b) Cutting and clearing of eupatoriumweeds in 4 to 10 year old plantations 1489.43/Ha

(c) Tending operations: Clearing of unwantedgrowth in 11 year old or older plantations,including climber cutting, singling out ofmultiple shoots and removal of Loranthus

(i) in heavily infested areas 1985.91/Ha

(ii) in ordinary areas 744.7/Ha

(d) Loranthus cutting in Teak plantations of

(i) 10 to 30 years old (ceiling rate) 9.92/tree

(ii) more than 30 years old (ceiling rate) 13.23/tree

V FIRE PROTECTION WORKS

44 Fire Protection in Timber Depots:

(a) First weeding work i.e., clearance ofundergrowth, removal of undergrowth andloose timber barks away from the lots,

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sweeping, heaping & burning the debris& leaves in the depot area 579.22/Ha

(b) Second sweeping and burning 496.47/Ha

(c) Third sweeping and burning 430.27/Ha

45 Fire Protection in Forest areas:

(a) New Fire Lines: Clearing and formationof new fire lines to a width of 3 m.,heaping and burning:

(i) In areas having thick under growth 1489.43/Km

(ii) In areas having thin/sparse growth 1158.45/Km

(b) Maintenance of Fire Line: Cleaningexisting fire lines and fire tracing to awidth of 3 m. heaping and burning

(i) In areas having thick under growth 744.7/Km

(ii) In areas having thin/sparse growth 579.22/Km

46 Fire Protection work in Plantations:New Fire Lines: Cutting of all existingweed growth to a width of 3 m. heaping,burning and re-burning in younger 695.07/plantations Km,each side

47 Maintenance of Fire Line alongRoadside, Plantation, Block andCompartment Boundaries:

(a) Cleaning existing fire lines and fire 413.72/tracing 3 M wide. Km,each side

(b) Re-sweeping and re-burning the above 57.91/fire line. Km,each side

48 Clearance of Fire Lines and View Lines inNational Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries

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(a) New Fire lines: Cutting and clearing oforiginal jungle growth including grass to awidth of 10 meters and removing debris toa place and formation of new view linesor new fire lines including burning 4964.79/Km

(b) Maintenance of Fire Lines: Re-cuttingand re-clearing weed growth includinggrass to a width of 10 meters formaintenance of fire lines including burning:

(i) In areas with thick growth 2316.89/Km

(ii) In areas with thin growth 1572.17/Km

(c) Maintenance of View Lines: Clearing theweed growth including grass to a widthof 30 meters on the road side and stackingthe cut materials as directed in eco-tourismareas 3500.18/Km

49 Formation and Maintenance of “D” lines

(a) Clearing and formation of new “D” linesto a width of 6 m and then heaping andburning all along the lines in evergreenand semi-evergreen forest areas 1737.66/Km

(b) Clearing and formation of new “D” linesto a width of 4 m and then heaping andburning along the lines in deciduousforest areas 1092.23/Km

(c) Re-clearing of “D” line, heaping andburning all along the line

(i) 6 m width in evergreen and semi-evergreen forest areas 223.4/Km

(ii) 4 m width in deciduous forest areas 148.94/Km

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OTHER PROTECTION WORKS

50 Brushwood fencing: Brushwood fencingwith thorns and jungle-wood posts atevery 2 m. to a height of 1.5 m. includingcollection of material. 16.55/Rmtr

51 Cattle-proof Trenching

Repairs to cattle-proof trenches: Diggingout the fallen earth and placing it on themound and reshaping the mound with theplaced earth / silt (rate not to exceed 10% 41.37/Cum ofof the CPT formation cost) earth lifted

52 Construction of cattle-proof dry,uncoursed rubble stone masonry wall:Construction of dry rubble stone masonrywall around the forest area / plantationareas including collection of bouldersup to a distance of 200 m. and constructionwall of dimension:0.75 m. top width,1.00 m. bottom width,1.25 m. height 157.21/Rmtr

53 Repairs to Elephant-proof Trenches:Repair of damaged elephant prooftrenches of size 3.00 m top width, 1.00 mbottom width and vertical depth of 2 m,manually by excavating the filled upearth / silt and dumping on the moundalong with formation of the m 52.95/Cum

54 Elephant-proof Uncoursed Dry RubbleStone Wall: Construction of elephant-proof dry rubble stone wall of size 2 mbottom width, 1 m top width and 2.25 mheight after clearing jungle growth and

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leveling the ground to 2 m width all alongthe wall to be const 551.75/Cum

VI WATERSHEDDevelopment and soil conservation works

55 Construction of Contour/Graded bunds/water ways/ diversion channel as perspecification by excavating soil from Rs.80.00 /barrow pits including dressing. Cum

56 A) Construction of Farm Pond Rs. 80.00/(Earth work) Cum

B) Lift charges 2 to 3 metres Rs.1.6 / Cum

3 to 4.5 metres Rs.3.5 / Cum

4.5 to 6 metres Rs.5.0 / Cum

C) Inlet and outlet and silt traps includingcollection of boulders and construction.

Construction charges (labour cost)Rs.105.00 / Cum

57 Nala Bund

a) Excavation of foundation Rs.80.00 /Cum

b) Construction of nala bund in 0.15 mlayers as per design from the excavatedsoil at the site of outlet with watering,compacting using panniers/rollers/vibrators and bring to the required design Rs. 90.00 /and shape (core bund / main bund). Cum

c) Stone pitching

Construction charges (labour cost) Rs.105.00 /Cum

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d) Turfing of side slopes over a layer of5.0 cm thickness and sand layer and Rs. 25.00 /watering for 15 days. sq.m

58 Check Dam /RRS/CD/VD.

a) 1:4:8 Cement Concrete. Using 40 mmdown size, graded, cleaned Granite/ Basalt/Trap jelly, Cleaned and sieved Sand,Cement Concrete lay in layers of 0.15m,compacted, as per design, curing and 228.00 / Cumcomplete.

b) 1:3:6 Cement Concrete: Using 20 mmdown size jelly, spread in layers of 0.10 m ,compacted and cured with smootheningouter surface and as per design curing andcompletion of work. 228.00 / Cum

c) Construction in 1:6 (cement sandproportion) stone masonry using stonesnot less than 0.30 m in size with curingand complete the work. For Constructionof Apron , Flank walls 348.00 / Cum

d) Size stone Masonry in 1: 6 cementsand mortar using granite/basalt/trap stoneschisel dressed; reinforced with bondstones at every 2 m distance, complete thework with curing. The size stones to beeither 20x20x30 cm or 15x15x25 cmFor Construction of Apron or Flank walls 348.00 / Cum

f) For Construction of Body wall ofR.R.S., C.D., VENTED DAM. UsingGranite, Basalt, or Trap Size stonessmoothened with chisel on all corners,

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Construction with bond stones at every2 m distance; in 1: 4 cement sand mortarcomplete with curing. The size of thestones 0.20x0.20x0.30 m or 0.15x0.15x0.25 m 348.00 / Cum

g) CEMENT POINTING: Pointing wallsbuilt in size stone or rubble stones in 1:3Cement Sand mortar, Curing and otherworks complete. 35.00/sq.m

h) Labour charges for spreading of siltunloaded by tractor in the field 10.0/Cum

i)Sharpening of crowbar/pick axe/shovels 20.0/week

j)Unskilled labour for unspecified jobs 82.0/day

(Dr. P.C. JAFFER)Director (NREGA)

& E/o.Dy.Secretary to GovernmentRural Development & Panchayat Raj Department

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ANNEXURE-2

Statement showing the details of the technical and administrativeapprovals according to the estimates of works by the various

competent authorities(Rs.in lakhs)

Sl.No.

Department

Designation of the variouscompetent authorities to which

technical approval is beingaccorded

Power of limitaccordingtechnical

approval tothe estimateof the works

1 Forest a. Range Forest Officer (R.F.O.) 1.00

b. Assistant Conservator of 4.00Forests(A.C.F.)

c. Deputy Conservator of 8.00

Forests(D.C.F.)d. Conservator of Forests (C.F.) 20.00

2 Watershed a. Taluk Watershed 3.00Development Officer

b. District Watershed 8.00

Development Officer

3 Horticulture a. Assistant Horticultural Officer 1.00b. Sr. Assistant Director/ 3.00

Assistant Director

c. Deputy Director 8.00

4 Panchayat Raj a. Assistant Engineer/Junior 1.00

Engineering Engineerb. Assistant Executive Engineer 4.00

c. Executive Engineer 8.00

d. Superintendent Engineer 20.00

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Administrative sanction:1. As per the Karnataka Panchayat Raj (Budget & Accounts of the Grama

Panchayats) Rules 2006, after the technical approval, administrativesanction has to be accorded to the estimate of works by the GramaPanchayats up to Rs.10.00 lakhs.

2. After the technical approval, administrative sanction has to be accordedto the estimates exceeding Rs.10.00 lakhs and below Rs.30.00 lakhsby the Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat. Any estimate amountexceeding Rs.30.00 lakhs, shall be submitted to Government forapproval.

(Dr. P.C. JAFFER)Director

National Rural EmploymentGuarantee Programme

& E/o. Dy. Secretary to GovernmentRural Development & Panchayat Raj Deptt.

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ANNEXURE-3

Check measurement of works under NREGS

Sl.No.

Department

Officialresponsible for

checkmeasurement of

works (in NMR &Measurement

book)

Officialsresponsible for

inspection of at least10% of on-going

works in a financialyear

Panchayat RajEngineeringDepartment/MinorIrrigation/ Irrigationdept/ PWD

WatershedDevelopmentDepartment (DistrictWatershedDevelopment Office)

AgricultureDepartment

Forest Department(Social Forestry/Territorial)

HorticultureDepartment

AssistantEngineer/JuniorEngineer of theconcerned Dept.

AgricultureAssistant

Forester

HorticultureAssistant/Assistant

AgricultureAssistant

Forester

HorticultureAssistant/ AssistantHorticulture Officer

AssistantExecutiveEngineer of theconcerned Dept.

AgricultureOfficer/TalukWatershedDevelopmentOfficer

RFO

Assistant Director

AgricultureOfficer/AssistantDirector

RFO

Assistant Director

1

2

3

4

5

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Note:- Mates appointed as per the Para No.6.5.5 of the operationalguidelines of NREGS has to record the details in the measurementbook, after taking the check measurement of the works. Subsequentlyafter check measurement of works and inspection, the details may beindicated in the above annexure.

(Dr. P.C. JAFFER)Director (NREGA)

& E/o. Dy. Secretary to GovernmentRural Development & Panchayat Raj Department

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NOTES