Monday, December 16, 2019
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
50 MLD WTP at Bhainsa Design Considerations
| Rural Population in 2011 | 251755 | ||
| Urban Population in 2011 | 205593 | ||
| Growth Facor for Rural Areas | 0.80% | ||
| Growth Facor for Urban Areas | 2% | ||
| Prospective Rural Population(2033) | 299992 | ||
| Prospective Urban Population(2033) | 317843 | ||
| WTPs are designed for Prospective Year | |||
| Prospective Rural Water Demand | 30.00 | MLD | |
| Prospective Urban Water Demand | 12.00 | MLD | Given by PH Department |
| Industrial Demand(@10%) | 4.20 | MLD | |
| Total Requirement | 46.20 | MLD | |
| Usually in CLF about 3% losses and in Back washing of filters about 2% losses occur.So to compensate these losses we take excess 2% | |||
| Revised requirement after considering Losses | 47.12 | MLD | |
| Although Pumps for for 22 Hours filters work 24 Hours out of which 30 Minutes are used for back washing Hence | 50.34 | MLD | Revised Demand |
| Say | 50 MLD | ||
130 MLD MADEGAON WTP OF NIRMAL DISTRICT-DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
| Rural Population in 2011 | 526282 | ||
| Urban Population in 2011 | 205593 | ||
| Growth Facor for Rural Areas | 0.80% | ||
| Growth Facor for Urban Areas | 2% | ||
| Prospective Rural Population(2033) | 627119 | ||
| Prospective Urban Population(2033) | 317843 | ||
| WTPs are designed for Prospective Year | |||
| Prospective Rural Water Demand | 62.72 | MLD | |
| Prospective Urban Water Demand | 44.26 | MLD | Given by PH Department |
| Industrial Demand(@10%) | 10.70 | MLD | |
| Total Requirement | 117.68 | MLD | |
| Usually in CLF about 3% losses and in Back washing of filters about 2% losses occur.So to compensate these losses we take excess 2% | |||
| Revised requirement after considering Losses | 120.03 | MLD | |
| Although Pumps for for 22 Hours filters work 24 Hours out of which 30 Minutes are used for back washing Hence | 128.22 | MLD | Revised Demand |
| Say | 130 MLD | ||
| Rural Population in 2011 | 526282 | ||
| Urban Population in 2011 | 205593 | ||
| Growth Facor for Rural Areas | 0.80% | ||
| Growth Facor for Urban Areas | 2% | ||
| Prospective Rural Population(2033) | 627119 | ||
| Prospective Urban Population(2033) | 317843 | ||
| WTPs are designed for Prospective Year | |||
| Prospective Rural Water Demand | 62.72 | MLD | |
| Prospective Urban Water Demand | 44.26 | MLD | Given by PH Department |
| Industrial Demand(@10%) | 10.70 | MLD | |
| Total Requirement | 117.68 | MLD | |
| Usually in CLF about 3% losses and in Back washing of filters about 2% losses occur.So to compensate these losses we take excess 2% | |||
| Revised requirement after considering Losses | 120.03 | MLD | |
| Although Pumps for for 22 Hours filters work 24 Hours out of which 30 Minutes are used for back washing Hence | 128.22 | MLD | Revised Demand |
| Say | 130 MLD | ||
Monday, June 17, 2019
SALARY CALCULATION WITH IR
Lts say your salary at present as
follows
Basic Pay:40270
DA@27.248%-10973
HRA@14.5%-5839
Total Gross Pay-57082
So if IR Declared is X% then
additional amount given in addition to every month salary is X% of Basic Pay
That is if IR is 27%
Then additional pay for every
month=0.27*40270=10873
Revised Total Pay every
Month=57082+10873=67955/-
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Procedure for calculating Price Variation For POL(Petrolium,Oil and Lubricants):
Ref:
In the forumlae "R",should exclude seinorage charges,VAR and all other overhead charges.
In contractor Profit of 13.615 over head charges are included ,these should be deducted while making payments.There is not break up for this avaliable as of now .so it may be considered as 5%.
Further through in the reference 2nd cited above ,the value of "Fo" should be the prie of POL in the detailed estimate or 28 days before closing date of submission of bids whichever is advantageous to the department.
Example: Click This Link
Ref:
3)GO MS No.94 TR&B(RI)
Department,Dated:28.02.2006
In Reference 1st Price variation for POL was first given and its value is
Further reference 4th cited the coefficient 0.85 replaced by 1
In contractor Profit of 13.615 over head charges are included ,these should be deducted while making payments.There is not break up for this avaliable as of now .so it may be considered as 5%.
Further through in the reference 2nd cited above ,the value of "Fo" should be the prie of POL in the detailed estimate or 28 days before closing date of submission of bids whichever is advantageous to the department.
Example: Click This Link
Friday, February 8, 2019
Thursday, February 7, 2019
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Headworks Sump Design
Design
of Headworks Sump:
Kaddem
Headworks Sump-
2011
Population-167570
2018
Population=16750*(1.008^7)=17710.81=17711
Sumps are
designed for 15 Years i.e. 2033
2033
Population=199677
Prospective
Water Demand=100 LPCD*199677=19967700 Liters/Day
Designed for
22 Hours
Therefore=19967700/(22*60)=15127
LPM
Hence,Prospective
Population Kaddem Headworks Serves-15127 LPM
Detention time
for headworks sump=2.5 Hours=150 Minutes
Therefore
Sump capacity required=15127*150=2269050=2269 KL
Provide sump
capacity of 2300 KL
Monday, February 4, 2019
INTRAVILLAGE OHSR DESIGN
| DESIGN CALCULATIONS FOR Waddur VILLAGE OF Neradigonda (M) | ||||||
| Habitations covered with the scheme | ||||||
| Sno | Habitation | Population as per 2011 census | Remarks | |||
| 1 | Population 2011 | 2398 | ||||
| 1 | Prospective demand calculations | |||||
| Population to be served as per 2011 | 2398 | |||||
| Procpective population (22 years) | 2398 | X | (1.008)22 | 2857 | ||
| LPCD Proposed | 100 | |||||
| Prospective Demand @ 100 LPCD | 2857 | X | 100 | 285700 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Day Schools | 214 | X | 45 | 9630 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Boarding schools | 0 | X | 45 | 0 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Hospital | 0 | X | 340 | 0 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Hostels | 0 | X | 135 | 0 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Hotels | 0 | X | 180 | 0 | Ltrs | |
| Demand for Industries | 0 | X | 30 | 0 | Ltrs | |
| Total | 295330 | Ltrs | ||||
| 3 | Existing Facilities | |||||
| Capacity of existing OHSR | 90000 | Ltrs | ||||
| 4 | Service reservoir calculations | |||||
| No of Filling proposed | 2 | |||||
| Capacity required ( Prospective
demand with one / Two filling ) |
147665 | Ltrs | ||||
| Capacity of Existing OHSR | 90000 | Ltrs | ||||
| Net capacity of OHSR required | 57665 | Ltrs | ||||
| Hence provide | 60000 | Litres capacity OHSR | ||||
Initally for OHSR’s verticles CAST IRON pipes were used.You
can observe all OHSR’s before Mission Bhagiratha you find CI Verticles.
Why CI Verticles are used because they are corrosion
resistance.
GI Was not used because it gets corroded very easily.
DI was not used because it is of high cost.
In Mission Bhagiratha,10&20 KL OHSR’s are more in number
And above this capacity are very less in number as a result
by considering economy for less number of OHSR’s>20 KL.Best verticles that
is DI are used ,they are corrosive resistance
Cast Iron also corrode with time but di not
So for ci regular maintanence is needed
And for 10&20 KL it was decided to used CI Verticles but
as suppliers are not there for CI later it is decied to use GI Verticles
T.A. RULES
TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES CLAIMS
1. The A.P.T.A.Rules were framed under the powers conferred
by provision to
Article 309 of the Constitution of India and Fundaments Rule
44. The APTA
Rules,1996 were modified in G.O.Ms.No.226, F & P(FW.
TA), Dt.21-9-96 and
also the rates revised from time to time in G.O.Ms.No.124. F
& P (FW.TA)
Dept.Dt.21-8-99, G.O.Ms.No.128,F &
P(FW-TA)Dept.DT.24-8-99 and
G.O.Ms.No.129, F & P(FW TA)Dept.Dt.24-8-99 and
G.O.Ms.No.336
Fin(TA)Dept.Dt.29-10-2005 and G.O.Ms.No.47 Fin(T A)
Dept.dt.02-03-2007.
2. The TA Bill shall be preferred in APTC FORM 52 ONLY
3. All TA claims should be drawn only after countersignature
of the Controlling
Authority except Advocate General, Govt. Pleaders, Asst.
Govt. Pleaders,
Public Prosecutors, Secretaries to Government, Secretary to
A.P.Legislature,
Dist. Collectors and Officers who hold the post of the rank
of Dist. Collector, Dist.
& Sessions Judge Grade I and Grade II and all officers
who hold post of the rank
of District and Sessions Judge Grade I and Grade II, the
Chief Judge, City Small
Causes court, the official receiver of the City Small Causes
Court, the
Administrative General and official trustee, Conservator of
Forests,
Superintending Engineers, Addl. Inspector General of Police,
Deputy Inspector
General of Police, Chief Judge, City Civil Court & chief
Executive Officer of Zilla
Parishad. The Chief Justice of A.P.High Court, Ministers,
Puisne Judge of High
Court & Head of Department.
[Authority: Rule 3 and 5]
4. The TA Claim should be made within 3 months from the date
of completion of
journey.
[Authority: Art.54 of A P Financial Code Volume-I]
5. No TA is admissible for the journeys within a radius of 8
Kms. [Authority:Rule
39(1))
6. TA Claim already paid cannot be revised
[Authority: Ruling 1 of Rule 8)
7. The Pay Scale attached to the post shall be taken into
account but not the scale
of Automatic Advancement Scheme.
[Authority: G.O.Ms.No.43, F & P(FW TA)Dept.DT.8-1-99.]
8. Actual Railway charges incurred by the employee shall be
paid
[Authority: Rule 27(4))
9. The employees who are drawing pay in the scale of
7770-17455 and above are
entitled to travel by first class.And all other employees
shall be eligible to travel
by Second class.
([Authority:Rule 27(1)).
10. Officers eligible to travel by air may travel by 1st
class A.C.
11. Govt.employee who are eligible to travel by first class
can also travel by AC
Chair Car or AC II Tier sleeper or AC III Tier sleeper.
12. When claiming mileage allowance the mopeds like Luna,
TVS does not come
under the definition of motorcycle.
[Authority: Memo.No.26832-662/TA/65.Dt.9-9-85 of Finance
Dept.
13. If the journey does not exceeds 32 kms. the mileage
allowance shall be limited
to One DA.
[Authority: Rule 24(3))
14 All Officers drawing pay of Rs.12,550- and above in RPS
1999, All India Service
Officers, Head of Departments are eligible to travel by air
outside the state on
official duty
[Authority: Rule 34(2) and G.O.Ms.No.129Dt.24-8-99
15. TA bill form 52 [inner sheet] must contain name, basic
pay, scale of pay,
designation, Head quarters office, grade, month and year at
the top of left corner
and purpose of the Journey should be noted in the inner
sheet.
[ Authority: G.O.Ms.No.5 F&P [FW-TFR] Dept. dt. 10-1-95]
16. Reimbursement of cancellation charges of railway tickets
purchased in
connection with railway journey is included. If so the
controlling officers should
satisfy that the journeys were cancelled solely in the
public interest and to that
effect certified.
[Authority: Note (2) under rule 29vide GO Ms.No.18 Fin. (FW
TA) dept dt.
25-1-1968.
GRADES:-
For Purpose of TA , All Govt. employees have been grouped
into III grades basing
on the scales attached to the posts but not the pay drawn by
the employee.
GRADE I - 14600-29250 and above
GRADE II - 7770-18575 TO 13390-28500
GRADE III - REST OF EMPLOYEES
[a] AIS Officers who are in junior time scales and employees
in UGC Scales of
1996, below 10000-15200 shall come under Grade II
[b] Other AIS Officers and UGC employees( UGC Scales 1996
who are drawing
pay in the scale of 10000-15200 and above comes under Grade
I
DA. RATES:
I. DAILY ALLOWANCE : RULE 36 TO 40 AND G..O.Ms.No.124
Dt.24-8-99
GRADE WITHIN THE STATE OUTSIDE THE STATE
I 200/- per day 250/- per day
II 125/- per day 150/- per day
III 100/- per day 125/- per day
1. Absence of below 6 hours - No DA is admissible
2. Absence of more than 6 hours and less than 12 hours -
Half-DA
3. Absence of more than 12 hours and up to 24 hours - One DA
4. No DA is admissible during CL
5. No DA is admissible if mileage is claimed.
6. Eventhough lodging charges are claimed, Full DA shall be
paid.
(Memo
No.30727/384/TA/06 dt.22-11-2006 of Finance TA Department.
7. Lodging Charges shall be reimbursed for visit to
Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada,
Tirupathi, and Warangal from the outside the district and
Hyderabad from any
place.
Rates of Lodging Charges:(Within the state)
Grade with in the state
Grade -I 250/- per day
Grade - II 200/- per day
Grade - III 100/- per day
Rates of Lodging Charges: (Outside the state)
Grade A Class B Class Other Classes
Grade I Rs.500/- Rs.350/- Rs.300/-
Grade II Rs.300/- Rs.250/- Rs.200/-
Grade III Rs.200/- Rs.150/- Rs.125/-
Note: In case of Delhi, Mumbai,Colcatta,Chennai and
Bangalore, the reimburseemnt
of lodging charges shall be increased by 75% of normal
rates.
8] Original lodging receipts should be enclosed to the bill
duly appending Passorder after duly canceling the same and obtaining payment
certificate of the
individual.
9] As per Article 84 of APFC Vol.I ,Tour Advance can be
sanctioned and should
be drawn in APTC FORM 40.
10] When One Tour Advance is pending for recovery, Second
Tour Advance cannot
be drawn unless the countersigning authority certified that
previous advance is
recovered.
11] The Tour Advance shall be adjusted in the regular TA
bill for the same month
only, if delayed more than 3 months the entire advance
outstanding shall be
recovered in the next Pay bill.
12] A single bill for a month for entire office shall be
preferred.
13] Separate bills can be preferred for Plan and Non-plan
expenditure/ different
major heads.
14] The Drawl of TA is subject to the availability of budget
provision.
15] TA Bills preferred after 3 years should not be admitted.
TRAVEL BY AIR
1] All officers(including all india services) drawing the
scale of pay of Rs19675--
30765 and above shall be eligible to perform by AIR on
official duty.
2] All Head of Departments and Deputy Secretaries to
Government drawing a
scale of pay less than Rs.19675-30765 may also travel by AIR
on official duty
provided they are given prior permission to do so by the
concerned Secretaries
to Government.
[G.O.Ms.NO.54, F & P(FW TA)Dept.Dt.12-3-2007]
Mileage Allowance: Rule 18 –22
Category I - 14600-29250 and above - Rs.10/- per km (Car)
Category II - 7770-18575 and 13390-28500 Rs.3/- per km
(Motor cycle or
scooter)
1. AIS Officers are authorized to maintain and use motorcar
irrespective of their
time scales.
2. No mileage is admissible if journey performed below 8 Kms.,
If journey beyond 8
Km below 32 Km shall be restricted to One full DA.
3. No DA is admissible when mileage is claimed.
4. Officer whose jurisdiction is one district is entitled
for mileage allowance for 125
Km per day
5. Officer whose jurisdiction is more than one district is
entitled for mileage of 250
Km per day.
6. The mileage allowance is regulated for first 80 Km full
and remaining is 2/3
PAYMENT OF CONVEYANCE CHARGES OUTSIDE THE STATE:-
1. Govt. employees on official tour to Delhi and other places
outside the state shall
be eligible to claim actual Taxi or auto fare for arrival
point to place of stay and
from place of stay to departure point.
2. Govt. servants shall also be eligible to claim actual
taxi or auto fare subject to
maximum of Rs.200/- per day for visiting the offices of the
Govt. of India and
ministries or any other offices on official work.
4. There shall be no reduction of DA for claiming conveyance
charges outside the
state.
TRANSFER TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE CLAIMS
(RULE 55 -72)
(G.O.Ms.No.24, F & P(FW TA)Dept.Dt.28-03-2000)
The bill should be preferred in APTC Form 52
1. Copy of transfer orders, cash receipts towards
transportation of personal effects,
cash receipts for lodging and un lodging charges are to be
enclosed.
2. The date of relief at old station and date of joining at
new station and the list of
family members are to be furnished in the bill.
3. The TTA Advance if any drawn at old station is to be
recovered fully.
[Authority: Art 239 of APFC Vol.I]
4. Original receipts issued by the authority concerned /
lorry authorized transport
company receipt shall be enclosed duly cancelled.
TTA is admissible to a Govt. Employee as follows:
1. Claim for self - 2 fares
2. Claim for family
3. Claim for personal effects
4. Claim for personal conveyance
5. Claim for personal servants
6. Claim for lump sum transfer grant or disturbance
allowance
1. CLAIM FOR SELF:
2 [two] fares are eligible. One fare of the class by which
he actually traveled and
extra fare of entitled class.
2. CLAIM FOR FAMILY:
1. FAMILY means spouse, children, stepchildren, adopted
child, married daughter
under his protection, widowed daughter, parents.
2. Govt employee cannot claim TTA for more than one spouse
[Note 6 or Rule 2(iii) of Rule 57]
3. For 3 family members - One mileage is admissible.
4. For more than 3 members - Two mileages are admissible.
5. Bus fares/ Railway fares are allowed for entire family
3. CLAIM FOR PERSONAL EFFECTS:[RULE 58]
GRADE I - 50 QUINTALS
GRADE II - 40
QUINTALS
GRADE III - 30
QUINTALS
4. Loading and unloading charges:[rule 59]
GRADE WITHIN THE ZONE
OUTSIDE THE ZONE
I 250/- at each end 500/-at each end
II 150/- at each end 300/- at each end
III 100/- at each end 200/- at each end
5.CLAIM FOR PERSONAL SERVANTS: RULE 62
GRADE I 2 servants
GRADE II 1 servant
(Gazetted officers)
6. CLAIM FOR PERSONAL CONVEYANCE:[RULE 60]
1. A Govt.employee who is eligible to maintain a conveyance
may draw actual cost
of Transporting at owners risk that the travel exceeds 150
Kms.[Authority:
Rule60(ii)]
2. In case of transport of motor car by a drive / cleaner
the charges for the
driver/cleaner may be allowed Rule 61(i)
3. When a motor car taken by road under its own power
railway fare for
drive/cleaner cannot be admissible
7.RATES OF MILEAGE:
GRADE I - 5.00/- per km.
GRADE II - 3.50/- per km.
GRADE III - 3.00/- per km.
MILEAGE ALLOWENCE
Between places not connected by Railway 3 Mileages – Under
Rule 58(2)
Partly connected by road partly by Railway,2 Mileages + good
strain rate
Quintals) Under Rule 58(3)(i)
8. DISTURBANCE ALLOWANCE OR LUMPSUM
TRANSFER GRANT:[RULE 63]
In case of transfer to Delhi and places outside the state
and transfer from Delhi
and places outside the state to a place within the state,
the employee is eligible for
the following amounts. Employees drawing a pay in the time
scale of 10950-17575
and above shall be allowed Rs.6500/-
GRADE I - 7500/-
GRADE II - 5000/-
GRADE III - 2500/-
However incumbents drawing pay in the pay scale of
16195-27965 and above
shall be allowed Rs.8500/-
PACKING AND UNPACKING CHARGES OUTSIDE THE STATE:-
Grade I - 3500/-
Grade II - 3000/-
Grade III - 2000/-
However incumbents drawing pay in the pay scale of
16195-27965 and above
shall be allowed Rs.5400/-
9. TIME LIMIT FOR CLAIM:
The claim shall be preferred within 3 months from the date
of completion of
journey separately for self, family, personal effects,
personal conveyance. But this
process should be completed within 6 months from the date of
assuming charge at
the new station by the employee.
If the transfer made with in the same station no TTA is
admissible.
TRAVELING ALLOWANCE ON RETIREMENT
1. The claim for journey on retirement on superanuation is
regulated as per Govt
orders.
2. The concession is availed with in 6 months from the date
of retirement.
3. The TA Bill on retirement has to be preferred where the
last pay drawn.
4. The claim for personal servants when included is not
admissible. [Authority:
G.O.Ms No.80 F&P (FW T) Dept dt.20-3-1975
5. The Home Town should be declared by the individual while
in service to avail
this concession.
6. All employees who retired on retiring
pension/Superannuation/ Invalid Pension
or compensation pension and all temporary employees who have
put in not less
than 10 years of service as on the date of superannuation
are entitled to TA for
self, family and personal effects from the place of duty to
his Home Town as
declared in connection with LTC Rules. If the Home Town is
outside the state,
the claim is allowed upto the limits of the state from the
place of duty. This
should be availed within six months from the date of
retirement.This concession
is not admissible to the Govt. servants who resign or
removed or dismissed from
service.
[Rule 89 of APTA Rules readwith G.O.Ms.NO.80,Dt.20-03-75]
FIXED TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE [ RULE 12-17 & 49,50 AND
GO.MS.NO.128
F & P [FW.TA] DEPT DATED 24-8-1999.AND
G.O.Ms.No.267,Finance(TA)Dept.dt.15-10-2005.
1. The FTA claim shall be preferred separately in APTC
Form 52 along with Pay Bill.
2. The FTA claim shall under Sub Detailed Head 110/114 FTA
3. There is no budget watching under this item.
4. FTA is attached to the post specified in annexure II
& III
5. FTA is given on the scale attached to the post originally
but not the pay under
AAS [Authority: Memo No.21057/TA/88 dated 2-7-88 of Finance
Dept.]
6. FTA is not payable during leave or joining time.
[Authority: Rule 13 & 14]
7. For journeys performed out side the area the FTA may be
exchanged for regular
TA. [Authority: Ruling 8 & 9 under Rule 17]
8. FTA is eligible during duty period only.
9. If an employee holding two or more posts, higher FTA is
admissible.
10. If journey by Govt vehicle FTA should be reduced by 25%
for the days he used
the Govt. vehicle. [Authority: Rule 15(1)
11. For excess tours, no extra FTA is allowed.
12. For short tours, FTA should be reduced proportionately.
[Authority: [Rule 13(1) and 14 (1)]
DETAILS MINIMUM NUMBER RATE TO BE ALLOWED IF
OF DAYS REQUIRED THE JURISDICTION IS
TO BE TOURED IN Within Within Revenue
A MONTH the 3 Division.
Mandal Mandals
OFFICERS ON 15 days 400 450 500
A PAY SCALE
UPTO Rs.5200- 20 days 500 550 600
11755
OFFICERS ON A 15 days 450 500 550
PAY SCALE
OF RS.5470- 20 days 550 600 650
12385 AND ABOVE
CERTIFICATES OF THE CLAIMANT:
1. The number of days he was on tour. Rule 14(1)
2. The minimum number of days required to be on tour.
3. The number of days on which he used the Govt.vehicle as
per Rule 15(2)
CERTIFICATE OF THE DRAWING OFFICER:
1. In respect of FTA drawn in previous month, I have
obtained the tour journals and
satisfied myself that the Govt.employee to whom the FTA was
drawn and paid
for the previous month made the requisite tour.
LEAVE TRAVEL CONCESSION CLAIMS
(RULE 92,ANNEXURE VII)
1. The LTC Bill shall be preferred in APTC Form 52.
2. There are two block periods containing two calendar years
for the first and
second block periods. [Authority: Rule 4(b)
3. For the first block period the employee can avail LTC for
Home Town, which was
declared and recorded in SR.
4. For the second block period the employees may avail this
concession to visit
any place in Andhra Pradesh.
5. The minimum service required to become eligible for LTC
is 5 years [Authority:
Rule2(a) and G.O.Ms.No.20 Fin(PC) Dept.Dt.18-1-1972 and
G.O.Ms.No. 15
Fin(PC) Detp.Dt.17-1-1973
6. The actual expenditure incurred is reimbursed
[Authority: Rule 3]
7. To avail Home Town, every Govt.employee is required to
give a declaration of
his Home Town
[Authority: Rule 8] and G.O.Ms.No.247 F & P (TA)Dept.
Dt.20-9-82
8. In exceptional circumstances, the Govt.employee may be
permitted to change
the declaration of Home Town once in service.
[Authority:Rule8(e)
9. The authority competent to sanction earned leave shall be
the authority
competent to permit the availment of this concession.
[Authority: Govt.Memo.No.55427/TA/70-1 Dt.17-7-76 of F &
P (FW TA)Dept
10. The prior permission for availing LTC and prior sanction
of any kind of leave are
required
[Authority: Rule 4 and Govt.Memo.No.1165/PO/72-1 Dt.12-5-72
of F &P
(PC)Dept.
11. The govt. servant had touched the destined place for
which the Govt. Servant is
permitted.
[Authority:Govt.Memo.No.30873/1005/TA/85-1 Dt.16-12-85 of F
& P(FW
TA)Dept.
12. Family members in LTC:
a) Spouse b) children c) Step children d) adopted children
e) Married daughter till placed under her husband’s
protection
f) Widowed daughter g) Parents of Non-gazetted provided that
they are not
pensioners
13. The parents of the Gazetted officers are not eligible.
14. The parents of the Non-Gazetted officer who are
pensioners are also not eligible
[Authority: G.O.Ms.No.43 F & P(FW TA)Dept.Dt.08-01-99
15. The parents of the Married Female Non-gazetted
Govt.employee will be treated
as members of family provided they are dependent on them.
16. LTC should be limited to 2 dependent children from
01-04-96
[Authority: G.O.Ms.No.140,F & Plg. (FW TA)
Dept.Dt.03-04-96
17. In respect of children born prior to 01-04-96, all
dependent children are eligible.
18. LTC cannot be availed during public holidays alone.
19. The journeys by private taxes/ buses are not eligible.
[Authority: Rule 9(b)
20. The claim is preferred by the Govt.servant with in 30
days from the date of return
journey or Otherwise 15% cut is imposed. Claim preferred
after one year shall
not be admitted.
[Authority:Rule 12 and G.O.Ms.No.312 F & P(FW TA)
Dept.Dt.2-9-77.
21. If the Home Town is declared outside the state, the
claim shall be limited to the
last point within the state in that direction.
22. 80% of the proposed expenditure may be sanctioned as
advance as per Rule
12(h) of LTC Rules and it should be adjusted in lump in the
regular claim. The
advance shall be drawn in APTC Form 40.
[Authority: Rule 13(a)
23. Original Tickets of Bus/Railway / Air should be enclosed
to the bill [Authority:
Cir.Memo.No. 11818/ 48/ A2 / TA /2001.Dt.07-03-2002.
24. The LTC claim should be countersigned by the controlling
authority
[Authority: Rule 12(b)
25. If the LTC is misused, the entire amount shall be
recovered in lump sum along
with 18% penal interest and forfeit the right of availment
in rest of the service
besides taking disciplinary action.
26. Disciplinary action should be taken for misusing of LTC,
but there is no use to
keep the employee under suspension
[Authority: Rule 16(a)
27. The LTC availment entries shall be made in the Service
Register indicating the
dates of journeys together with particulars of reimbursement
sanctioned and
block-period.
[Authority: Rule 13 & Rule 12(c) ]
28 The advance should be refunded in full if the outward
journey is not commenced
within one month of the drawl of advance.
[Authority: Rule 13(c)(i)
29. As per Rule 6 of LTC Rules , Govt. employees are
eligible for this concession if
journey is performed during any kind of leave including CL
whether combined
with public holidays or not.
30. In case of employees belonging to vacation department,
this may be availed
during vacation.
31. During the Second block period(Any where in AP) the
Govt. servants and their
family members to travel anyplace in AP and permission
should be accorded to
within the state and not to issue permission outside the
state.
[Memo.No.6318/199/TA/85.dt.03-04-1985 of F & P(TA)Dept.
and
G.O.Ms.NO.366,F & P(TA)Dept.Dt.25-08-1976.]
32. The Govt employees drawing the scale of pay 7770—17455
in RPS 2005 are
elilgible to travel by Ist Class or AC Chaircar or A.C. II
Tier or A.C.III Tier sleeper
while on LTC
[ Govt Memo.No.29076/369/TA/06 dt 3-11-2006 of Finance (TA)
Dept]
Design Periods Considered:
1.Intake well,Transmission and Distribution Systems-Ultimate
Year
2.Sumps,Balancing reservoirs,Service reservoirs,Pumpsets and
water treatment plants-Prospective Year
Above Design periods are mentioned in CPHEEO Manual.
Above Design periods are mentioned in CPHEEO Manual.
Detention Periods Considered:
1.For Sumps at Headworks---2.5 Hours(150 Minutes)
2.For Sumps at IPS-4 Hours(240 Minutes)
3.For Balancing Reservoirs-30 Minutes
4.For Service reservoirs-50% of daily demand.
Example of Design of sump capacity:
Sump Location:Babuldhole
Serves few no of habitations of having population(2011)-114115
From above sumps are designed for prospective population hence
2033 Population-=114115*(1.008^22)=135979.813=135980
Prespective Demand in LPM=135980*(100)/(22*60)=10301.51=10302(22
Hours design)
Sump detention period=4 hours=240 Minutes(IPS)
Sump capacity required=240*10302=2472480=2473 KL
Hence provide=2500 KL
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