Coimbatore: GS Sameran District collector recently shot through a letter to the City Administration Commissioner (CMA) with a demand for increasing Karumathampatti, Madukkarai, Gudalur and the Karamadai Town Panchayats to the municipality without combining the Panchayats of village adjacent to it, as it has objected.
to the movement (merger).
Indicates that the four city Panchayats have more than 30,000 populations each per census in 2011 and they produce more than RS 10 income per year, he said fit to be increased to the city without combining more villages into it.
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On August 24, Minister of Administration KNW Nehru has an assembly announcing the decision to increase Karumathampatti, Karamadai, Gudalur and Madukkarai Town Panchayats in the district to these cities.
Furthermore, a public hearing was held in the Collectorate District on September 14, when representatives from several Panchayats villages adjacent to four cities Panchayats raised their objections to combining their regions to the city, because people would not work under the Mahatma Gandhi National Scheme of Law on Rural Work Guarantees and the benefits of greenhouse schemes and several other schemes.
In his letter to CMA, the collector has explained that there are no objections to increase the four city Panchayats with the city in public hearings.
He said the Karamadai Town Panchayat spread in 19,827sQkm with a population of 43,521 populations and generated Rs 14.37 crore per year, while the city of Karumathampatti Panchayat was spread in 27,000sqmm with a population of 45286 population and it produced an annual revenue of Rs 15.08.
“The city of Panchayat’s Gudalur is 29.980sQKM large with a population of 65,753 and the capacity to produce Rs 14.1 Crore income per year.
Similarly, the city of Madukkarai Panchayat is spread at 21.470sQKM with a population of 34.401.
This generates income of Rs 10.57 Crore per year.
It is forwarded in Panchayats four cities to improve it to the city.
Panchayats four cities can be upgraded to the city without annexing the village Panchayat, “he said in the letter.
In accordance with Part 3 (b) the Tamil Nadu Regency City Municipality Law, 1920, the Governor can notify or declare each local region consisting of village or village income or more village income with a population of no less than 30,000 cities on the income generated For local administration, employment percentages are in non-agricultural activities, economic interests or other factors that are considered fit.