Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project ...

Resettlement Plan

Project Number: 49216-002 Loan Number: 3409 August 2019

SRI: Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability

Improvement Project

Addendum - 3

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ADDENDUM 3 - RESETTLEMENT PLAN (SRP - 3)

FOR PUTTALAM GSS TO KEERIYANKALLIYA GANTRY 33KV TOWER LINE UNDER

THE RESETTLEMENT PLAN OF SUPPORTING ELECTRICITY SUPPLY RELIABILITY

IMPROVEMENT PROJECT [LOAN NO: SR 3409]

PROJECT NAME: Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project - Package 4

LOAN NUMBER: SRI 3409

SUB COMPONENT: 33 kV Tower Line Route from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya Gantry

PURPOSE: To improve the reliability of electricity distribution network

NO. OF PROJECT AFFECTED PARTIES/FAMILIES: 323 (land use restrictions)

DOCUMENT STAGE: Draft Report

DATE OF PREPARATION OF THE DOCUMENT: 30th August 2019

PREPARER: Prepared by Project Management Unit of Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project (SESRIP)

The resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily

represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or the ADB Staff

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4

CHAPTER 1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 6 CHAPTER 2 SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISTION AND

RESETTLEMENT 8

CHAPTER 3 SOCIO ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE 10 CHAPTER 4 INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, CONSULTATION

AND PARTICIPATION 12

CHAPTER 5 GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISM 14 CHAPTER 6 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 16 CHAPTER 7 ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS 22 CHAPTER 8 RELOCATION AND INCOME RESTORATION 24 CHAPTER 9 RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING

PLAN 25

CHAPTER 10 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 26 CHAPTER 11 IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE 29 CHAPTER 12 MONITORING AND REPORTING 30

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ACRONYMS

ADB Asian Development Bank AP’s Affected Persons CGR Ceylon Government Railways DS Divisional Secretariat DSD Divisional Secretariat Division GND Grama Niladhari Division HH Households IR Involuntary Resettlement NIRP National Involuntary Resettlement Policy PD Project Director PMU Project Management Unit RAP Resettlement Action Plan RS Resettlement Specialist SC Safeguards Committee SIA Social Impact Assessment SSO Social Safeguard Officer SPS Safeguards Policy Statement SRP Supplementary Resettlement Plan UDA Urban Development Authority URP Urban Regeneration Project

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The draft Resettlement Plan (RP) for all components included in the SESRIP project has been published on April 2016. This draft RP has been prepared on several assumptions and preliminary engineering designs as the detailed and final engineering designs were not available at that time. Therefore, PMU is responsible for (i) completing the detailed and final engineering designs; (ii) updating the results of the social impact assessment; (iii) re-assessment of land acquisitions and impacts; (iv) completing the census survey of all affected persons (APs); (v) updating the inventory of losses; (vi) Updating and finalizing the RP; and (vii) submitting the final RP to ADB prior to the commencement of the project construction work. This supplementary RP is prepared to fulfil the above mentioned requirements.

This Supplementary Resettlement Plan is related to the construction of 28.92 km long 33kV tower line from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry in Puttalam district. This line is included in the Package 4 of Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project. The total length of the finalized line route is 28.92 km. Out of that 16.92 km length of the line goes through the highlands owned by private parties. The remining 12 km length of the line goes through paddy fields, PMU has noticed that most of the land owners have Swarnaboomi deeds provided by the government. The line route is not passing over any building. Therefore, permanent resettlements are not required due to the finalized line route. Therefore, establishing the Right Of Way (ROW) for this tower line will not involve any land acquisition or resettlement of any persons. The land permit holders can utilize the land for intended purposes continuously even after the completion of this tower line. But on a condition that they are not allowed growing trees of more than 3m high within the 20 m wide land strip under this tower line. However, towers do not obstruct cultivation of paddy lands. The tower line will not obstruct cultivations in high lands since the crops are cultivated within these lands are less than 3m the high. Most of the households are affected by the loss of valuable trees and the loss of income will be compensated according to the recommendations given by relevant divisional secretaries. The original line route was modified to minimise environmental impacts and to avoid objections made by APs. The following adjustments were carried out to the original line route. ● At the following sections , the original line route was modified to minimize the public objections and reduce the no. of treed to be cut down. . By changing route between AP4 and AP5.

By changing route between AP10 and AP14.




● the original line route was modified at the section from AP03 to AP04 to keep a buffer zone between the overflow canal of the tank and angle tower location. ● The original line route was modified at the section from AP32 to AP34 to increase the distance brtween line route and few houses/buildings. ● Under mentioned line route sections were deviated from the original path to minimize the tree cutting and clearance of way-leaves.

Between AP18 angle point and AP20 angle point.

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● Under mentioned line sections closer to the existing 220kV transmission line have also been slightly modified to maintain a safety clearances requieed for operation and maintenance activities of both lines.


Between AP29 angle point and AP30 angle point

The number of trees to be removed for clearing the RoW of this tower line is 2419.

Divisional secretaries have estimated the cost for the teee compensations and the estimated cost is LKR

19.2 Million.

All Divisional Secretaries (Puttalam, Mahakubukkadawala and Mundal) and Agrarian Department has granted their l approval for the right of way of the adjusted line route.

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CHAPTER 1 - PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Supporting Electricity Supply Reliability Improvement Project was approved by ADB’s Board of Directors on 26th July 2016. This project is financed by (i) Loan 3409-SRI for US$ 115 million from

ADB ordinary capital resources and (ii) an investment Grant 0486 of US$ 1.8 million is provided by

the Clean Energy Fund (CEF) under the Clean Energy Financing Partnership Facility and administered

by ADB, and (iii) an investment grant of US$ 2 million is provided by the Japan fund for Poverty

Reduction and administered by ADB. The loan has been provided directly to CEB while with a

sovereign guarantee while the investment grant is provided to the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri

Lanka. The local financing component by CEB and government of Sri Lanka is US$ 45.2 million. The

relevant loan and grant agreements were signed on 19th December 2016 and loan became effective on

29th June 2017. The project will be completed by 30th September 2021. The loan closing date will be

31st March 2022. CEB is the executing and implementing agency for loan component.

The project includes 6 major packages. Package 4 comprises reliability improvement of the medium

voltage network through the construction of new 33 kV distribution lines and gantries to improve the

reliability of electricity supply to existing and new consumers. The number of 33 kV lines proposed for

the project is 16 with a total length of approximately 292 km. The project will fund the new 33 kV

tower lines using bare conductors and 13 gantries.

This report is for the resettlement activities of new 33kV tower line from Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry. This is one of the 33kV tower line out of 16 Nos. of tower lines to be

constructed under this project.

The contract for the construction of lines and gantries has been already awarded on 30/05/2019 and the

project period is two years.

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1.1 Draft Resettlement Plan

The draft Resettlement Plan (RP) for all components included in the SESRIP project has been published

on April 2016. This draft RP has been prepared on several assumptions and preliminary engineering

designs as the detailed and final engineering designs were not available at that time. The preparation

of the RP was guided by ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009, National Involuntary Resettlement Policy (NIRP), 2001 of the Government of Sri Lanka and the Land Acquisition Act (LAA)

of 1950 with its subsequent amendments. The RP analyses the project related impacts resulting from

land acquisition and provides an Entitlement Matrix that includes cash compensation and other

resettlement assistance for persons affected by the project.

The preparation of the RP was preceded by due diligence conducted for different subprojects proposed

for the project. The social impact assessments as part of due diligence was based on preliminary

engineering designs and maps provided by CEB. Consultations were also conducted with relevant

project stakeholders to elicit inputs for the RP. Project related adverse impacts observed during due

diligence were communicated to the CEB and attempts have been made to minimize the resettlement

impacts.

No relocation of affected households and shops is required. The CEB will make further attempts to

reduce the impacts in its detailed and final engineering designs and consultations will with affected

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parties until the completion of the civil works. The changes/revisions made to the line routes by

engineering teams were re-checked and re-validated on ground by the social survey teams through walk-

over surveys. The entitlement matrix and the resettlement budget provide for compensation for affected

crops and trees and any immovable properties.

The draft RP is based on several assumptions and preliminary engineering designs as the detailed and

final engineering designs are yet to be completed. Therefore, CEB is responsible for (i) completing the

detailed and final engineering designs; (ii) updating the results of the social impact assessment; (iii) re-

assessment of land acquisitions and impacts; (iv) completing the census survey of all affected persons

(APs); (v) updating the inventory of losses; (vi) updating and finalizing the RP; and (vii) submitting the

final RP to ADB prior to the commencement of the project construction work.

1.2 Objective of the Supplementary Resettlement Plan (SRP-No.3)

PMU is responsible for updating the draft resettlement plan during the project execution period. This

supplementary Resettlement Plan is to fulfil that requirement.

This supplementary Resettlement Plan contains the updated information on 33kV line route of Puttalam

GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry line available in the draft REP. This is one of the 33kV tower line route

out of 16 no. of total tower lines to be constructed under this project.

The objective of this supplementary resettlement plan is to update the particular section of the original

draft resettlement plan with changes made on to the original 33kV line route of Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry. The original line route had been planned with the information

gathered at walkover surveys as well as collecting information available in geographical data bases and

maps without conducting a detailed route survey. The original line route was changed after conducting

a field survey and having consultation with APs and all relevant government authorities to avoid route

objections completely and to minimize the possible environmental impacts.Since the line route approval

has been granted by DSs and other relevant government institutions, this updated resettlement plan

covering the details of the finalized line route is presented.

Table 1.4 and Table 1.5 of the Draft RP are updated and presented below.

Table 1.4: Affected Trees, Houses and Shops along the Right of Way before and after the

Revisions to Tower Line Routes

No Project name

Number of trees Number of houses/ shops

Before After Change

(%) Before After

Change

(%)

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Puttalam GSS to eeriyankalliya

gantry line

489 2398

484.2 3 0 -100%

Table 1.5: Estimated Number of Partially Affected Houses and Shops along the Right of Way

No. Project name Number of

houses

Number of shops

7 Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya

proposed gantry line

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CHAPTER 2 - SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISTION AND RESETTLEMENT

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This chapter describes the scope of land acquisition of the sub project of Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry tower line and assesses its resettlement impacts. This sub project does

not require land acquisition. Furthermore, this medium voltage network component will also have

temporary/permanent impacts resulting from loss of crops and trees situated along the Right of Way

(RoW) of the distribution line, the standard width of which is estimated at 10 m to each side. Except for

some occasional interruptions, the subproject will not create any disturbances during its operations.

The line route from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry has been finalized by now. The finalized

line route and initial line route are indicated in Fig.1.

The total length of the finalized line route is 28.92 km. Out of that 16.92 km length of the line goes through the highlands owned by private parties. The remining 12 km length of the line goes through paddy fields, PMU has noticed that most of the land owners have Swarnaboomi deeds provided by the government. The line route is not passing over any building. Therefore, permanent resettlements are not required due to the finalized line route. Therefore, establishing the Right Of Way (ROW) for this tower line will not involve any land acquisition or resettlement of any person. The land permit holders can utilize the land for intended purposes continuously even after the completion of this tower line. But on a condition that they are not allowed to grow trees of more than 3m high within the 20 m wide land strip under this tower line. However, towers do not obstruct cultivation of paddy lands. The tower line will not obstruct cultivations in high lands since the crops are cultivated within these lands are less than 3m the high. Most of the households are affected by the loss of valuable trees. Compensations will be paid for tree and crop danages as the recommendations given by relevant divisional secretaries.

The number of trees to be removed for clearing the RoW of this tower line is 2398 (in original RP this

quantity is indicated in Table 2.1 as 489 Nos). Updated Table 2.1 is presented below.

Table 2.1: Estimated No. Trees to be Removed for Clearing the Right of Way (RoW) of 33 kV

Lines

No. Name of the 33 kV Line Number of trees

6 Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya 2398

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Fig 1.Finalized Line route from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry

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CHAPTER 3 - SOCIO ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE

Socio economic information collected by conducting a household survey throughout the project

executing territory in order to gain an understanding of the socio-economic profile of the communities

living in subproject impact areas are presented in Chapter 3 of the draft RP. However, the exact socio

economic details of the affected parties due to the construction of 33kV line from Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry tower line will not be included in this report. It will be assumed that

the same socio economic profile mentioned in Draft RP is applicable for this subproject.

3.1 Survey Methodology

A socio-economic household survey was conducted with 510 households living different subproject

impact areas during the period December 2015 to February 2016. The geographical areas that were

covered by the household survey included Kandy, Matale and Nuwara Eliya districts in the Central

Province; Badulla and Monaragala districts in the Uva Province; Kurunegala district in the North

Western Province; Kegalle district in the Sabaragamuwa Province; Galle district in the Southern

Province and Jaffna district in the Northern Province. The main objective of the household survey was

to gain an understanding of the socio-economic profile of the communities living in subproject impact

areas some of whom may be either the beneficiaries or the affected parties of the overall project. A

structured questionnaire was used to elicit the data which was primarily quantitative. The results of the

survey were further enriched by the qualitative insights gained during public and gender consultations

which are summarized in Annexure-09 and 10 of the Draft RP. Data tables generated from the

household survey appear in Annexure-05 of the Draft RP.

3.2 Sub Project Details

This subproject, 33kV line route from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry, is traversing over the

lands and paddy fields of private owners. However, most of the land owners have Swarnaboomi deeds

provided by the government. No resettlement takes place due to this line construction. Line is not

passing over any building. Most of the project activities would take place in isolated areas and therefore

persons living around will not be severely affected by project activities.

Public and residents may be disturbed during the construction activities. However, PMU strictly

supervise the contractor to ensure that he will follow the standard safety procedures and work practices

to avoid possible hazards and minimize disturbances.

The PMU officials/Engineers, GNs and DSs with their staff visited the whole objected parties and locations individually to solve the issues. Accordingly, PMU agreed to follow the decisions taken at objection inquaries at implemention stage and complensate for damges as per the recommendations given by DS .

The following measures are suggested to minimize the disturbances to the community at different

phases of the project implementation.

Table 3.1: Mitigation measures suggested addressing the difficulties of community

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Impact

Description Mitigation measures

Disturbance to public Disturbances made by staff movements and unauthorized entrance into private properties.

Handing over an advanced notice for entrance in to the premises.

Damaging roads and state properties during construction

Due to the transportation of material and machineries, during construction.

Compensation will be paid for any damages made to road and public properties.

Damaging irrigation canals and roads during construction



Damaging private properties during construction



Damaging to crops, trees Due to the construction activities.

Compensation will be paid for lost income.

Damage to boundaries and top soil layers in lands and paddy fields


Contractor is advised to rearrange boundaries and soil in the land as it was before.

Personal injuries and damages on permanent structures

Due to rock blasting at construction stage.

Adequate safety procedures will be followed and compensation will be paid for any damages.

Environmental pollution Leaving all waste material at site Debris removal procedure is strictly followed.

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CHAPTER 04 - CONSULTATION, INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, AND PARTICIPATION

4.1 Consultation

The PMU has kept the meeting with all DS’s of the relevant affected areas of Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry tower line for information of themselves and discussion held by how to minimizing of environmental impact. Then “E” notice issued to all APs for informed of their land entrance for surveying activities as per PUCSL guide lines with the help of GS officers. Then after finalizing the line route as per the surveying details, “W” notice was issued to all AP’s for requesting their consent (wiliness, wiliness with condition or objection) as per the PUCSL guide lines. 219 Aps have been forwarded their consent with their wiliness, 30 Aps have been forwarded their objections with the copy of divisional secretaries and 74 Aps have not been forwarded their consent or objection within the given period. Most of the objections settled through several meetings and discussions with them at their premises as well as at the divisional secretary’s office. Initially, most of the APs have agreed to provide their consent the project with some conditions. Owners of that land hold requested the provide maximum compensations for the removable trees. Project officials agreed to pay recommended estimated cost from the divisional secretaries. Some Aps requested to shift the proposed line route to their land fence side. The project officials agreed to this request. However, the project officials consider that the AP request with the technical feasibility and some modification done as per the recommendation of DS and availability with technical & safety guide lines. Some Aps requested to construct line with extension with tower height, and then they can cultivate some vegetables or shortest crops under the tower line corridor. The project officials agreed to this request. However, the project officials consider that the AP request with the technical feasibility and cost for the tower extension and finally modification done as per the recommendation of DS. Accordingly most of the objections have been settled with various negotiations with the recommendations of divisional secretaries. In addition, the project officials met the community specially paddy land with several public awareness meetings and door to door awareness sessions when issuing E and D notices. People were informed of the construction of high tension tower lines and their requirements of the catering the existing power demand and future power requirements activities and inquired about their concerns. Relevant GSs and Assistant agricultural officers of the areas also attended these meetings. At these meetings, several measures were agreed to minimize potential problems to the community. Community members who attended these site level meetings explain that they do not oppose to the planned work if not disturbed their living habit and adequate safety measures are taken. 4.2 Information Disclosure

Land owners on RoW have been identified with the help of GN. All land owners and residents on RoW

were delivered a notice called “W – Notice” inquiring their consent for line sections passing on their lands. At the same time some other documents namely Information for the general public, grant of

wayleave form and agreement forms in duplicate were issued to land owners and residents along the

proposed line route. The relevant parties were educated on the proposed line route by the time of

handing over of the W-Notices. Additionally, the contents of sections “2.3 Compensation with respect

to grant of a wayleave” and “Part 5- Information for the general public” in the document issued by

Public Utility Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) on day of 17th October 2013 as per Sri Lanka

Electricity Act No 20 of 2009 amended by Sri Lanka Electricity amendment Act No 31 of 2013 were

also explained to the land owners at the time of handing over the W- Notice. Copies of these documents

are presented in Annexure 06.

The modified line route sections traversing each Grama Niladhari division was plotted over a

geographical map and banners are prepared.as shown in Annexure-10. These banners are displayed in

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relevant Grama Niladhari offices for the awareness of public. Telephone numbers and contact details

of the officers of PMU have also been displaced in banners to aware the public about means of getting

additional information if necessary.

Moreover, public was informed that they can make their complaints, views, comments etc. via the

official web site of CEB, www.ceb.lk. Adequate time period was given for people to raise their

complaints and grievances through relevant Government Officials in their areas; Grama Niladhari and

Divisional Secretary. Additionally public can forward their grievances to PUCSL also.

On that way, all affected persons were made fully aware about details of the proposed tower line as well

as grievances reporting mechanisms.

Totally 323 W notices were distributed to the identified affected persons on RoW of the proposed line

route. Out of them ninety six persons made objections.

Table 4.1: Locations and Number of Participants at Public Consultations

Subproject Locations Date No. Participants

33 kV Lines

Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya

proposed gantry tower

line

Along the line route starting

from Puttalam GSS to

Keeriyankalliya proposed

gantry tower line

15.08.2015

31.08.2019

323

The list of affected persons including the names of persons made objections as well as measures taken

to avoid objections are indicated in Annexure-6.

All received objections were investigated at the site. Original line route was deviated to avoid the

damage on properties of affected parties depending on their demands.

ADS and DS –Puttalum, personally attend the inspection of originally planned line route and arranged

several meetings in his office for minimizing objections and public consultatins. Further, he adviced

PMU to partially change the original line route in order to avoid and minimize tree removal and way

leave clearences.

In consultation with Grama Niladharis Officers, Agrarian Officers and Divisional Secretaries of the line

traversing areas, the original line route was adjusted several times to find solutions to specific problems.

Finally, all objections were resolved by deviating the original line route partially by considering the

requests made by objected land owners.

4.3 Participants at Public Consultations

Puttalam DS Division

1. Mrs.H.M.S.Herath, (Divisional Secretary)

2. Mr.S.P.Weerasekara, (Assistant Divisional Secretary)

3. Mrs.S.N.W.Senavirathna, (Grama Niladhari-Kallady)

4. Mrs. M.M.Madushani, (Grama Niladhari-Attawilluwa Central)

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Mahakumbukkadawala DS Division

1. Mr. Dilan Gunarathna, (Divisional Secretary)

2. Mrs.R.P.N.Udani, (Assistant Divisional Secretary)

3. Mr.R.N.N.Kulasinghe, (Grama Niladhari-Kiwula 4I)

4. Mr.W.M.J.Sunanda, (Grama Niladhari-Kiwula 4II)

5. Mrs.K.G.D.Hemamali, (Grama Niladhari-Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya)

6. Mr.W.M.J.Sunanda, (Grama Niladhari-Mahasembukuliya)

7. Mr.H.A.D.Madushanka, (Grama Niladhari-Jayarajapura)

Mundal DS Division

1. Mr. A.M.C.M.Premasooriya, (Divisional Secretary)

2. Mrs.H.M.M.S.Herath, (Assistant Divisional Secretary)

3. Mr.N.Jayalath, (Grama Niladhari-Welusumanapura)

4. Mr.N.Jayalath, (Grama Niladhari-Pubudugama)

5. Mrs.G.G.Rathnayaka, (Grama Niladhari-Madurankuliya)

6. Mrs. M.S.D.Fernando, (Grama Niladhari-Nawadamkulam)

7. Mrs.M.Ranasinghe, (Grama Niladhari-Mundal)

8. Mrs.K.Wanalogany, (Grama Niladhari-Karathanwilluwa)

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CHAPTER 05 - MECHANISMS FOR GRIEVANCE REDRESS

The project will establish a multi-tier grievance redress mechanism (GRM) to address the concerns, complaints and grievances that may be raised by APs during project planning and implementation. The grievances may include issues related to land acquisitions, entitlements and compensation, disruptions to livelihoods, services and facilities etc. Complaints can also arise from sub-project construction work, which cause disturbances to public life and hindrances to private and public property. The latter can come from the APs as well as from the general public. The GRM will provide a forum which is easily accessible to the aggrieved parties, cost effective and immediately responsive to their grievances. The project management unit (PMU) will establish a clear set of procedures with specific time frames for grievance resolution at each level which will include procedures for receiving and recording grievances, screening and referrals, assessment of grievances, grievance resolution, reporting and monitoring.

The PMU has informed the APs and the general public on the role and functions of the GRM, grievance redress procedures, the operational locations of the GRM and the details of contact persons, addresses and telephone numbers at each level of the GRM.

5.1 Multiple Tiers of the GRM

The lowest level of the GRM will be the Project Implementation Units (PIU) established at each of the four regional divisions of the CEB directed by a Project Manager. The persons affected by the project can report their grievances and complaints to the Project Manager who will record the contact details of the complainant, date that the complaint was received, nature of grievance, corrective actions agreed and the date these were implemented and the final outcome. Any affected person who cannot access the Project Manager due to any access difficulties can forward his/her complaint via the area engineers of CEB or electrical superintendents placed at CEB depots who are easily accessible to any aggrieved parties. The Project Manager in consultation with the project engineers placed under him as well as with the construction company will hold an inquiry into the complaints/grievances and address the issues within a period not exceeding thirty days. The PIU will keep the complainants informed of the progress made in respect of their grievances and the final outcome of the grievance resolution. Grievances/complaints that cannot be resolved at PIU level will be forwarded to the Project Director of the PMU.

In parallel to the Project Manager of the PIU, there will be second level of the GRM which will be constituted by the Divisional Secretary (DS) of the respective area. The Divisional Secretary has been delegated with the powers of the Public Utility Commission (PUC) and empowered to address the complaints and grievances of the APs and the utility companies.1 Grievances and complaints particularly with regard to issues of severances and disturbances to private properties and compensation for lost/affected assets can be brought to the notice of the DS immediately after the issuing of W Notice by CEB informing the affected households located within the Right of Way about the project design and implementation plan. The Divisional Secretaries are easily accessible to any communities. If any aggrieved parties have access difficulties to Divisional Secretaries, they can forward their complaints via the Grama Niladharis of their respective villages. The DS will hold an inquiry into the complaints/grievances reported with the participation of the Project Manager of the PIU and the project engineers of the contractors to find an amicable settlement to the issue. This process will be completed within a period not exceeding six weeks since the submission of the complaint/grievance by the AP.

The complaints and grievances that were not resolved at the above mentioned two levels will be referred to the PMU. At the PMU, a grievance redress committee (GRC) will be established comprising the Project Director (Chairperson), the Project Manager in the relevant region, the DS or his nominee in the relevant project area, the Grama Niladhari of the relevant project area, project engineer of the contractor in the relevant project area and the head of the Environment Division of the CEB. The GRC will review the complaints/grievances and reach a negotiated settlement in consultation with the AP. The time frame stipulated for redress of grievances by the GRC is three months.

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These project based grievance redress mechanisms however, will not impede the opportunities that APs have to resort to country’s legal system if they were dissatisfied with the redress at any stage of the process. The APs have the right to refer their grievances to appropriate courts of law if not satisfied with the outcomes of the project based GRM. Below illustrates the structure and the process of the proposed GRM.

Grievance Redress Mechanism

CHAPTER 6 - LEGAL FRAMEWORK

Complaints by individuals, groups or institutions

Reginal Project Manager

Complaints to Projrct Director

Divisional Secretary of the area

GRC meetings

Solution agreed

upon to be

implemented by

representatives

at GRC

Solution agreed

upon to be

implemented by

a third party

No agreements

reached

Proceed to court

of law

Not addressed

Solution to

be provided

within 6

weeks of

receiving

complaint

Not addressed

Solution to

be provided

within 30

days of

receiving

complaint

Solution to

be provided

within 3

months of

receiving

complaint

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The policy and the regulatory framework for acquisition of private land, payment of compensation and

involuntary resettlement in Sri Lanka is governed by the Land Acquisition Act (LAA) No.9 of 1950

and its subsequent amendments, Land Acquisition and Payment of Compensation Regulations of 2009

and National Involuntary Resettlement Policy (NIRP) of 2001. The Sri Lanka Electricity Act No.20 of

2009 [Chapter VII (52 (1))] refers to acquisition of property which provides for, “Where the President on a recommendation made by the Minister is of the opinion that any immovable property is required

for a power generation project or a transmission project and that such project would serve for the general

welfare and benefit of the public, the President may by Order published in the Gazette, declare that such

immovable property is required for such purpose, and the property may accordingly be acquired under

the Land Acquisition Act and be transferred to the person or persons proposing to carry out such

project”.

6.1 LAND ACQUISITION ACT OF 1950

The Land Acquisition Act (LAA) No.9 of 1950 lays down the general procedure for the acquisition of

private lands for a ‘public purpose’ (e.g. development projects), the process of which would take about seventy-two weeks for its completion. The law also stipulates that lands acquired for a particular

purpose cannot be used for a different purpose, and lands that remain unused be returned to the original

owners. The process stipulated in the Act is as follows.

• The agency which is entrusted with the responsibility of implementing the proposed project (hereinafter called the project implementing agency) or its line ministry prepares a proposal for acquiring the identified land.

• The project implementing agency via its line ministry submits the application to the ministry of land requesting the acquisition.

• The minister of land authorizes the acquisition under Section 2 of the LAA.

• The acquiring officer1 publishes the Section 2 Notice (intention of acquisition) and sends it to the owner of the land to be acquired.

• The acquiring officer requests the district superintendent of surveys to survey the land.

• The survey department carries out the survey and prepares a plan of the land which is called the ‘advance tracing’.

• The ministry of land calls for submission of any objections from the interested parties.

• The owner of the land or any other interested parties submits objections to the secretary of the relevant line ministry.

• The secretary to the ministry or his/her representative conducts an inquiry into the objections raised by the interested parties and submits his/her recommendations to his/her minister. The minister in turn submits those recommendations to the minister of land.

• The minister of land decides to accept or reject the objections under Section 5 of LAA.

• The minister of land issues the acquisition order if he decided to proceed with the land acquisition.

• The acquiring officer requests the survey superintendent to prepare a ‘preliminary plan’ under Section 6 of LAA.

• The survey department surveys the land and prepares the preliminary plan and submits it to the acquiring officer as well as to the ministry of land.

• The acquiring officer issues the notice of land acquisition under Section 7 in Sinhala, English and Tamil.

• The owner of the land submits his/her claims to the acquiring officer.

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• The acquiring officer conducts an inquiry to determine the ownership rights of the land and the compensation payable under Section 9 of LAA.

• The acquiring officer issues the notice of ownership status of the land under Section 10(1)(a) of LAA

• The acquiring officer requests the valuation department to determine the compensation for the property to be acquired.

• The valuation department conducts the valuation of the land and other properties.

• The valuation department sends the valuation report to the acquiring officer.

• The acquiring officer calls the owner of the land to his office and informs the results of the valuation of the land.

• The acquiring officer issues the Section 17 of LAA award notice which indicates the eligible compensation.

• The owner of the land decides either to accept the compensation or to appeal against the valuation to the Board of Review.

• The acquiring officer takes over the possession of the land under Section 38 of the LAA.

• The acquisition officer hands over the possession of the vested property by way of a certificate under Section 44 of LAA which constitutes a legal title for the land.

The same Act also makes provisions under Section 38 (a) proviso to take over the immediate possession of any land on grounds of ‘urgency’, if the Minister of Lands is of the opinion that the land is ‘urgently’ needed for development projects and cannot wait until the compensation inquiry is over. In such a situation, the Minister of Land may issue an order under Section 38 (a) proviso after Notices under Section 2 or 4 are published. The acquiring officer will thereafter request the Chief Valuer to prepare a Condition Report of the property, as at the date of taking over, in order to facilitate assessment of compensation to be paid once Section 7 Notice is published later on. The application of Section 38 (a) proviso avoids a number of provisions prescribed under the general procedure for land acquisition. This provision in the LAA bypasses the issue of Section 4 Notice, which allows the land owner or any other interested parties to raise their objections to the acquisition of a particular land. Furthermore, Section 38 (a) proviso allows the acquiring officer to take over the immediate possession of the land, and vesting it on the institution which has requested the acquisition of such land, before the compensation is paid to the affected parties. 6.2 LAND ACQUISITION AND PAYMENT OF COMPENSATION REGULATIONS OF 2009

The LAA provides for the payment of compensation on the basis of ‘market value’ defined as the ‘amount which the land might be expected to have realized if sold by a willing seller in the open market as a separate entity’. This ‘separate entity principle’ resulted in hardships particularly when a small part of a larger land was acquired. In the open market such a small area of land fetched a minimum value. The Land Acquisition Regulations of 2009 approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and the Parliament and published in the Government Gazette of 07th April, 2009 gave the legal status to these Regulations and bound all development projects by the consolidated land acquisition and resettlement/rehabilitation processes outlined in the National Involuntary Resettlement Policy of 2001. The Regulations redefine the valuation approach for market value and states that ‘in the case of land where part of a land is acquired and when its value as a separate entity deems to realize a value proportionately lower than the Market Value of the main land the compensation should be proportionate to the value of the main land’. The Regulations also provides additional compensation beyond ‘market value’ and incorporates compensation for injurious affection, severance and disturbances based on the principle of value to owner (Gazette notification No.1596 of 7.4.2009). The regulations also provide for payment of compensation to non-titleholders. 6.3 NATIONAL INVOLUNTARY RESETTLEMENT POLICY OF 2001

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The LAA does not provide clear guidelines directing the project executing agencies (PEAs) to address key resettlement planning and implementation issues such as (a) exploring alternative project options to avoid or minimize impacts on people; (b) compensating the non-titled persons who will be affected by a project but are currently using and dependent on land; (c) consulting affected persons and resettlement hosts on resettlement options; (d) providing for successful social and economic integration of the affected persons into the host communities, and (e) rehabilitating affected persons along with income restoration measures. In order to address the gaps in the LAA, the Government introduced the National Involuntary Resettlement Policy (NIRP) in 2001. The NIRP principled on human and ethical considerations entails the payment of resettlement value (replacement cost) and arranges for their resettlement and where necessary even their rehabilitation.

The NIRP is designed to ensure that (i) project affected persons are adequately compensated, relocated and rehabilitated; (ii) delays in project implementation and cost overruns are reduced; and (iii) better community relations are restored. The NIRP aims at ensuring that people affected by development projects are treated in a fair and equitable manner, and to ensure that they are not impoverished in the process. 6.4 POLICY OBJECTIVES

• Avoid, minimize and mitigate negative impacts of involuntary resettlement by facilitating the reestablishment of the affected people on a productive and self-sustaining basis. Ensure that people adversely affected by development projects are fully and promptly compensated and successfully resettled. The livelihoods of the displaced persons should be reestablished and the standard of living improved.

• Ensure that no impoverishment of people shall result as a consequence of compulsory land acquisition by the State for development purposes.

• Assist adversely affected persons in dealing with the psychological, cultural, social and other impacts caused by compulsory land acquisition.

• Make all affected persons aware of processes, available for the redress of grievances that are easily accessible and immediately responsive.

• Have in place a consultative, transparent and accountable involuntary resettlement process with a time frame agreed to by the Project Executing Agency and the affected persons.

6.5 POLICY PRINCIPLES

• Involuntary resettlement should be avoided as much as possible by reviewing alternatives to the project as well as alternatives within the project.

• Where involuntary resettlement is unavoidable, affected persons should be assisted to re-establish themselves and improve their quality of life.

• Gender equality and equity should be ensured and adhered to throughout.

• Affected persons should be fully involved in the selection of relocation sites, livelihood compensation and development options at the earliest opportunity.

• Replacement land should be an option for compensation in the case of loss of land; and in the absence of replacement land cash compensation should be an option for all affected persons.

• Compensation for loss of land, structures, other assets and income should be based on full replacement cost and should be paid promptly. This should include transaction costs.

• Resettlement should be planned and implemented with full participation of the provincial and local authorities.

• Participatory measures should be designed and implemented to assist those economically and socially affected to be integrated into the host communities.

• Common property resources and community and public services should be provided to affected persons.

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• Resettlement should be planned as a development activity for the affected persons.

• Affected persons who do not have title deeds to land should receive fair and just treatment.

• Vulnerable groups should be identified and given appropriate assistance to improve their living standards.

• Project Executing Agencies should bear the full costs of compensation and resettlement. 6.6 COMPLIANCE OF SRI LANKA’S POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK WITH ADB SAFEGUARDS

POLICIES

The policy principles of ADB Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS) emphasizes the need to ‘screen the project early on to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks’ and carry out meaningful consultations with affected persons, host communities, and concerned non-government organizations’. The LAA provides for the screening of projects at the stage where a request for acquisition is initially received by the Minister of Lands as well as consequent to the initial investigation where there is a period of public objections and review of same. Meanwhile, the National Environmental Act of 1980 (NEA) and its subsequent amendments empowered the Central Environmental Authority (CEA) to review and evaluate the environmental impacts of development projects. Development projects designated as “prescribed projects” by CEA require their project proponent agencies to submit either an Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) report or an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the review and evaluation by the project approving agencies. The assessment of the social impacts of such prescribed projects including involuntary resettlements is a component included in the EIA process. The preparation of an EIA is a lengthy process and needs to be conducted through a participatory process. The guidelines prescribed by CEA for the review and approval of an EIA require information disclosure during environmental screening, conducting public consultations, disclosure of the report for public scrutiny, allocating a specific time period for the public to submit their written comments, and conducting public hearings. The NEA equally applies to electricity projects as well.

The ADB SPS stipulates the need to ‘inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options and to ensure their participation in planning, implementation, and evaluation of resettlement programs’. However, there are no legal provisions that necessarily require that the affected parties be empowered and provided an opportunity to participate in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. The National Involuntary Resettlement Policy (NIRP) of 2001 prescribes that affected persons should be fully involved in the selection of relocation sites, livelihood compensation and development options at the earliest opportunity. It further states that where a project causes involuntary resettlement of over twenty families a resettlement plan should be prepared.

The ADB SPS also looks at the Grievance Redress Mechanism for the purpose of receiving and facilitation of the resolution of the grievances of affected parties. The LAA provides a limited grievance redress mechanism whereby certain grievances of the affected parties relating to compensation can be referred to the Land Acquisition Board of Review established in terms of the LAA, in addition to the inquiry under Section 9 and 17. This is a limited mechanism that only addresses issues pertaining to compensation. The Land Acquisition Regulations of 2013 provides development projects to be designated as ‘specified projects’ by the Ministry of Lands with the ratification of the Parliament of Sri Lanka. Eighteen development projects have been declared as ‘specified projects’ in the government gazette No.1837/47 of 22.11.2013. The ‘specified projects’ qualify to establish Land Acquisition and Resettlement Committees (LARC) in the divisional secretariat divisions where the persons affected by land acquisition and dissatisfied with statutory compensation that he/she received can make their representations. The regulations of 2013 provide for a comprehensive ex-gratia compensation package to the project affected persons. Affected parties also have the opportunity of appearing before the LARC proceedings and those dissatisfied with LARC decisions on compensation may appeal to the Super LARC established at national level. In this sense, LARC also serves as a grievance redress mechanism and a mechanism to ensure that affected parties are compensated for their losses at ‘replacement cost’.

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However, provisions in 2013 Regulations do not apply to CEB since it has not obtained ‘specified project’ status to any of its electricity projects.

While the LAA provides for the payment of compensation at ‘market value’, the NIRP policy principles mandate the payment of full replacement cost as compensation which is very much in compliance with the ADB SPS. The ADB SPS prescribes the payment of prompt compensation. The LAA however contains provisions that enable the delayed payment of compensation by the State. However, in practice, various administrative arrangements are being made by project executing agencies to minimize delays in the payment of compensation and to make such payments available at the earliest possible opportunity may be by way of advanced payments. Where acquisition takes place on the basis of urgency, an affected party can be deprived of the asset well before the compensation takes place. However, in practice certain projects had taken a decision not to deprive an asset until compensation has been paid, the exception being where a dispute has been referred for adjudication.

The policy principles of ADB SPS also places its emphasis on the need to ‘ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets’. The NIRP recognizes that affected persons who do not have title deeds to land should receive fair and just treatment.

The ADB SPS recommends preparing ‘a resettlement plan elaborating on displaced persons’ entitlements, the income and livelihood strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule’. The NIRP mandates the preparation of a resettlement plan in order to streamline resettlement where 20 or more families are affected.

The ADB SPS specifically recommends that needed assistance be provided to those affected by displacement. The Land Acquisition Regulations of 2008 provide for certain types of assistance to be extended to affected parties within the scope of enhanced compensation. Non-monetary assistance as intended in the regulations is best achieved through resettlement planning. 6.7 INVOLUNTARY RESETTLEMENT SAFEGUARD PRINCIPLES APPLICABLE TO THE PROJECT

Based on the national policy and regulatory framework and the safeguards policy of ADB, the project implementation will be guided by the following safeguards principles.

• Adverse impacts arising from project design, planning and implementation including involuntary resettlement would be avoided, minimized and mitigated by exploring design alternatives.

• Project related information including entitlements to affected persons (APs) will be disclosed in a timely manner and will be made available in places easily accessible to them and in local languages.

• Consultations will be carried out with APs and their communities to elicit their views and suggestions on project design and implementation procedures and to ensure their participation in project planning, implementation and monitoring.

• Given the lengthy and cumbersome procedures involved in land acquisition, the project implementing agency (PIA) i.e. CEB will opt for a negotiated settlement based on the willing buyer – willing seller principle – to acquire the land required for the project, but will ensure transparency, consistency and fairness in all its transactions including third party validation, calculation of replacement cost of land and other assets, record keeping etc.2 If, however, negotiated settlement failed, PIA will follow the acquisition procedure prescribed in the LAA and will ensure that APs are compensated at replacement cost as per the 2008 Regulations.

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• Permanent and temporary loss of crops, standing trees and commercial trees due to project constructions will be compensated at replacement value determined by the Divisional Secretaries of the respective areas.

• Civil construction works will be scheduled for off-farming seasons to minimize adverse impacts on crops and cultivations.

• Vulnerable persons/households affected by land acquisition, and physical and/or economic displacement will be provided with resettlement assistance.

• All entitlements and compensation will be paid to the APs prior to the commissioning of the civil construction work.

• Livelihoods and incomes of all displaced persons will be restored and improved.

• Grievance redress mechanisms will be established at different levels from construction sites to the PIA level to receive and resolve any grievances from APs and to be resolved within a reasonable time frame.

• Contractual agreements with construction companies will ensure that contractors adopt adequate safety measures and avoid disturbances causing from noise, dust etc.

• A resettlement plan will be developed incorporating APs entitlements, compensation procedures, plans for livelihood and income restoration and improvement, grievance redress mechanisms etc. and will be disclosed in an accessible place and in a form and language(s) understandable to APs and other stakeholders.

• Compliance with the safeguards policies and principles by PIA and the outcomes and impacts of resettlement will be monitored by both internally and externally.

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CHAPTER 7 - ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS

Any person or household, or community who suffers loss of land, shelter, business, and incomes because of the

Project impact irrespective of their title is eligible for receiving compensation and/or rehabilitation and

resettlement assistance to offset such losses enabling restoration of living conditions to a state better or equal to

the pre-project situation. All APs who are identified in the project-impacted areas on the cut-off date will be

entitled to compensation for their affected assets, and rehabilitation measures. The cut-off date for titleholders

will be the date of formal notification under LAA, i.e. date of issuing Section 2 Notice, and for non-titleholders

it would be the date of the census survey conducted based on the final design and survey. Those who encroach

into the subproject area after the cut-off date will not be entitled to receive compensation or any other assistance.

7.1 Entitlements

The entitlement matrix (Error! Reference source not found.) summarizes the main types of losses and the

corresponding entitlements in accordance with the policies and legal framework of the GoSL and ADB

safeguard policies.

Table 7.1: Entitlement Matrix

Type of

Loss Application

Definition of Entitled

Person Compensation Policy

Implementation

Issues/ Responsible

Agency

Demolition of structures

Title owners or the users of the structures ( who have built them)

All (cash) payments for land and structure will be made at replacement costs. All payments at replacement cost in material, cash, or a combination of both according to the actual loss to repair or rebuild the structure to original or better condition when remaining land sufficient to rebuild upon;

Involuntary Resettlement, 2009-

Payment for lost assets, assistance to reorganize on existing land or relocate on alternate land and support for transition period.

CEB with the guidance from the Ministry of Power, Energy and Business Development and PMU will implement the recommended actions in the RP.

Temporary evacuation of families from their residences during project construction period

compensation to pay the rent of an alternative houses to stay during project construction phase

House owners or the tenets stay in the affected house

Payments to the rental cost of the rented - in house

CEB with the guidance from the Ministry of Power, Energy and Business Development and PMU will implement the recommended actions in the RP.

Temporary loss of secure parking space

Loss of private parking space or access to secure parking lots

Residents and business owners losing access to private parking space, and vehicle owners losing access to secure parking lots.

30 days advance notice regarding construction activities, including duration and type of disruption. Where Contractor's actions cannot address the loss, affected persons (APs) will be provided secure parking space (sufficiently cordoned and provided with security guards)

Identification of sufficient space for an alternative parking facility. APs will be determined by the PMU through survey and will be provided with identification cards

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Type of

Loss Application

Definition of Entitled

Person Compensation Policy

Implementation

Issues/ Responsible

Agency

in sections of the road which will be closed during construction.

which will allow access in the temporary parking facility. The temporary parking facility will clearly identify ID numbers eligible to park based on the section where construction is being undertaken.

Temporary disruption of livelihoods

Legal titleholders, non-titled mobile hawkers and three wheel operators parked their vehicles in the sub-project area

30 days advance notice regarding construction activities, including duration and type of disruption. Where Contractor’s actions cannot ensure there is no income/access loss3, APs will be assisted to temporarily shift for continued economic activity.

Identification of alternative temporary sites to continue economic activity. PMU will determine hawkers entitled to assistance through survey and will be provided with identification cards.

Temporary disruption of livelihood

Legal titleholders, non-titled immovable business owners/operators

30 days advance notice regarding construction activities, including duration and type of disruption. Where Contractor’s actions cannot ensure there is no income/access, APs will be provided compensation for lost income or a transitional allowance for the period of disruption whichever is greater.

APs will be determined by the PMU through survey and will be provided with identification cards. The survey will determine income loss.

Temporary impacts on common resources

Common resources

Communities Replacement or restoration of the affected community facilities – including public water stand posts, public utility posts, shrines, etc.

PMU and Contractor.

Impacts on vulnerable APs

All impacts Vulnerable APs Vulnerable households will be informed of all project construction employment opportunities.

PMU will determine vulnerable APs and provide information on all project construction employment opportunities.

CHAPTER 8- RELOCATION AND INCOME RESTORATION

The sub project of 33kV tower line from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry will not cause any

physical displacement of the populations. However, it will result in economic displacements to a considerable

population. Economic displacement causes due to three major reasons. First, a considerable number of valuable

trees which are over and above 3m in height have to be cut-down for the ground clearance of the Right of Way.

Secondly, installation of the towers across paddy fields and other cultivation fields will lead to the removal of

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crops and trees in places earmarked for the tower footings. Thirdly, crop losses will incur during periods of

maintenance work.

The total length of the finalized line route is 28.92 km. The 16.92 km length of line goes through the highlands of private owners lands but most of the those land having Swarnaboomi deeds provided by government and other balance of land nearly 12 km length of the line goes through paddy fields. The line route is not passing over any building. Most of the affected lands owners were having two or more acres for their ownership. Therefore, none of the resettlement plan is affected by the finalized line route.

Therefore, establishing the Right Of Way (ROW) for this tower line will not involve any land acquisition or

resettlement of any persons. The land permit holders can utilize the land for intended purposes continuously

even after the completion of this tower line. But on a condition that they are not allowed growing trees of more

than 3m high within the 20 m wide land strip under this tower line. However, towers do not obstruct cultivation

of paddy lands. The tower line will not obstruct cultivations in high lands since the crops are cultivated within

these lands are less than 3m the high. Most of the households are affected by the loss of valuable trees and it’s should be compensation with relevant divisional secretaries recommended estimated cost.As such, the overall

impact of the losses on households’ economy and living standards will be marginal. The project will allow the APs to use the land which was cleared for the installation/maintenance of the towers for the same purpose for

which it has been used earlier after the completion of the construction/maintenance work except for the planting

of trees which are over and above 3 meters in height. APs will be given sufficient advance notice to harvest the

crops prior to the commencement of the construction work. Furthermore, construction work will be scheduled

to commence during non-farming seasons as much as possible to avoid/minimize the impacts on farmers’ livelihoods and incomes.

The trees to be cut-down will be compensated at replacement value determined by the divisional secretary based

on the type and age of the tree, its productivity, and the lost income during the life cycle of the trees. Similarly,

APs will also be compensated for their crop losses during construction and maintenance periods at replacement

cost. In addition, additional cash assistance as per the relavant divisional secretary’s estimation or up to LKR

10,000 is to be provided to APs affected by tower footings. The project will also provide cash assistance for

encroachers, squatters, non-title holders, tenants and sharecroppers to re-establish livelihoods and incomes

determined on the basis of the scale of their livelihood activity. The PMU will issue advance notice to the APs

prior to the start of the construction work and all the compensation will be paid prior to the commencement of

civil works. In case of any maintenance work in the future, CEB will follow the same procedure to provide

compensation to the APs. Therefore, all permanent and temporary economic losses will be properly

compensated, but no physical relocation or long term income restoration programs are envisaged for this project.

CHAPTER 9 - RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN

The resettlement budget was prepared based on the Entitlement Matrix which provides for payment of compensation at replacement cost and includes compensation for loss of trees and crops. The compensation for tower footings in this budget will be revised and updated after completion of the final engineering designs. CEB will disburse the necessary funds through PMU to cover the land compensation costs.

9.1 Notes on Budgetary Provisions

The following section describes the criteria used for calculating the resettlement budget.

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1. Compensation for temporary loss of crops and trees: Nearly 12 km of 33kV tower line from

Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry traverse through paddy fields and 16.92 km

traverses through highland. On most of the highlands coconut tree plantations are noticed. However,

short-term crops such as chilies, vegetables may be cultivated on line corridows of the proposed tower

lines after removing the marked coconut trees of the lands. The compensation for removing trees will

be estimated by DS considering the type, age, productivity, lost income and time taken to re-establish

the trees to similar stage of production. Based on the assumption that about 3-4 towers are installed

within one kilometer causing temporary crop/trees losses, compensation is calculated at the rate of LKR

15,000 per kilometer considering additional cash assistance up to LKR 10,000 for the APs affected by

tower footings. The compensation for tower footings in this budget will be revised and updated after

completion of the final engineering designs. Since most of the highlands and paddy field are

swarnaboomi deeds lands. The compensation will be paid to the owners decided by DS.

2. Compensation for loss of standing trees and commercial trees: 16.92 km of 33kV tower line from

Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed gantry goes through the highlands. The lists of trees to be

removed are indicated in Table 9.2. The compensation was estimated by Divisional secretaries with the

support of GNs and the total estimated compensation amount for loss of standing trees and commercial

trees is LKR 19.2 Million up to now.

3. Resettlement Assistance for vulnerable households: There are no any household who lives below the

official poverty line and residing in the sub project execution area.

Compensation will be paid after getting the concurrence of ADB for the adjusted route.

Table 0.1: Resettlement Budget

No Item unit Unit rate quantity Duration Total Cost

LKR

Compensation for loss of crops along RoW

01 Loss of standing trees

and commercial trees

Number Refer Table 9.2

2398 Paid after route approval received from ADB

19.2Million

02 Temporary loss of crops and trees

kilometers - Nearly 12 km

estimated value ( final will be decided by AD)

2 Million

03 compensation for utilization of land for tower footing

Nubmer Up to Rs.10,000 or DS estimation

Nearly 100 tower footings

Will be deside by DS

1 Million

Grand Total 22.2 M

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Table 0.1: Estimated Value of Trees to be affected on the RoW of 33 kV Lines

Serial No.

Name of the Tree No of Trees

Serial No. Name of the

Tree No of Trees

1 Attikka 3

29 Uguressa 1

2 Ehala 9

30 Lolu 2

3 Cashew 355

31 Maila 1

4 Ahu 5

32 Mango 30

5 Coconut 486

33 Mara 3

6 Coconut plant (below 2yrs age)

327

34 Masan 1

7 King coconut 2

35 Mee 3

8 Burutha 117

36 Milla 2

9 Beli 2

37 Mahogani 11

10 Dan 21

38 Palmyra 37

11 Jack 12

39 Palu 6

12 Daminna 33

40 Kotta 6

13 Wood apple 26

41 Murunga 1

14 Halamba 11

42 Gaduba 1

15 Halmilla 11

43 Tamarind 22

16 Hik 6

44 Teak 359

17 Akeshiya 71

45 Thimbiri 1

18 Kalumediriya 1

46 Lunuwarana 2

19 Kaluwara 2

47 Oranga 1

20 Karaw 4

48 Gorok 1

21 Ketakela 8

49 Dhodampnaha 1

22 Wewarana 12

50 Kanda 1

23 Dunumiddella 4

51 Welan 17

24 Bulu 4

52 Thelabu 1

25 Kohomba 327

53 Nittulla 2

26 Dhoba 1

54 Ipil Ipil 10

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27 Koon 6

Total 2398

28 Kumbuk 9

Estimated Cost

(Compensation)

LKR 19.2M

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CHAPTER 10 - INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

CEB will be the executing and implementing agency for the components to be financed by the loan. A steering

committee, chaired by the MPRE secretary, guide CEB and review progress and results. CEB set up project

management units.

The PMU will be responsible among other things for overall coordination, supervision and monitoring of

project’s compliance with social safeguards which include resettlement planning, fund disbursements,

coordination of all activities related to RP implementation, monitoring and reporting. The PD will also liaise

with CEB and ADB for all functions related to safeguards management and reporting. The PD will be assisted

the Project Implementation Unit (PIU) headed by Project Manager (PM). PIU placed in CEB’s distribution division-1 coordinate all functions and activities related to project implementation including social safeguards

management in all respective regions.

For this subproject PIU have a project engineer and an electrical superintendent.

In the implementation of the RP, PMU will carry out the following functions.

• Prepare the draft RP, final RP and any other updated versions of RP through meaningful consultations with

APs and other stakeholders and submit to the ADB

• Coordination with relevant government agencies

• Monitor the compliance of the RP implementation with safeguard policies and plans

• Prepare budgets and disburse funds required for the planned activities of the RP

• Ensure the timely and effective disclosure of information to the APs and the conduct of consultations

• Facilitate the prompt payment of compensation to the APs before land is handed over to the contractors and the commencement of civil works

• Engage in grievance redress and ensure the prompt resolution of complaints

• Conduct periodic reviews, appraisals, surveys and studies

• Report to both the Government of Sri Lanka and ADB

The project engineer and his staff carry out the following resettlement and monitoring related activities for this

particular sub project.

• Ensure the smooth implementation of the resettlement activities

• Coordinate with local officials involved in resettlement activities

• Ensure budget and fund availability for resettlement activities

• Engage in grievance redress and ensure prompt resolution of complaints

• Report AP grievances to the PMU and ensure their resolution if complaints cannot be resolved at PIU level

• Disburse compensation and other assistance to APs

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• Ensure APs participation in resettlement activities

• Coordinate with contractors and ensure that contractors address the grievances of the APs on any issues affecting them during project construction

• Prepare periodic progress reports for submission to the PMU activities.

Table 0.1 describes the roles and responsibilities of the different agencies related to land acquisition and

resettlement activities.

Institutional Roles and Responsibilities for Resettlement Activities

Pre-project implementation stage

Establish the PMU CEB

Appoint PD, PMs and staff to regional PIUs CEB

Finalize sites for subprojects CEB, PMU & PIU

RP preparation and updating stage

Conduct surveys, appraisals, consultations in subproject locations CEB, PMU & Consultant

Prepare the draft RP CEB, PMU & Consultant

Disclosure of draft RP CEB & ADB

Update the RP based on final and detailed engineering designs CEB & PMU

Disclosure of final RP CEB & ADB

RP Implementation stage

Establish the Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) PMU

Disclose information on GRM PMU

Initiate negotiations for land acquisition PMU

Finalize land transactions PMU

Prompt payment of compensation for land owners PMU & PIUs

Prompt payment of compensation for loss of crops, trees, livelihoods etc. PMU & PIUs

Take over the possession of land PMU

Hand over the sites to contractor PMU

Conduct grievance redress PIUs, DS & PMU

Continue stakeholder consultations PIUs & PMU

Information disclosure PIUs & PMU

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Monitor safeguards compliance PIUs & PMU

Progress reporting PIUs & PMU

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CHAPTER 11 - IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

Activities related to social safeguards management will go through different phases which include preparation

of draft and final RPs, public consultations and information disclosure, and disclosure of RPs, payment of

compensation and other assistance, grievance redress etc. All activities related to land acquisition and payment

of compensation and resettlement will be completed before subproject sites are handed over to the contractor

and the commencement of the civil work constructions. No physical or economic displacement of APs will

occur until full compensation is paid to the APs at replacement cost. All land will be freed from its

encumbrances before they are handed over to the contractor. Most of the resettlement related activities will be

completed prior to the commencement of civil works. However, public consultations, information disclosure,

grievance redress processes and monitoring will continue on an intermittent basis for the entire duration of the

project which is now considered to be 3 years. Table 0.1 presents an implementation schedule for resettlement

activities. The timeframe planned for the completion of all resettlement activities is one year. The

implementation schedule for resettlement activities are tentative and subject to modification based on the actual

progress of work.

Table 0.1: Implementation Schedule

Activity Time Frame Responsibility

Project Implementation Stage

Establish the PMU Completed CEB

Appoint PD, PMs and staff to PIUs Completed CEB

Finalize sites for subprojects Completed PMU

Project Preparation Phase

Conduct surveys, appraisals, consultations in subproject locations

Completed PMU

Prepare the draft RP Completed PMU

Disclosure of draft RP Completed PMU/ADB

Update the RP based on final and detailed engineering designs

Being completed PMU

Disclosure of the final RP Each update, once approved by ADB before commencing physical work.

PMU

RP Implementation stage

Establish the Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM)

Completed PMU

Disclose information on GRM Completed PMU

Initiate negotiations for land acquisition Not applicable

Finalize land transactions Not applicable

Prompt payment of compensation for land owners

Prior to start physical work of each site PMU

Prompt payment of compensation for loss of crops, trees, livelihoods etc.

From 01/05/2019 until project completion on 31/03/2021

PMU

Take over the possession of land Not applicable

Hand over the sites to contractor After fully compensated for each site. PMU

Conduct grievance redress from 01/06/2017 until project completion on 31/03/2021

PMU

Continue stakeholder consultations from 01/06/2017 until project completion on 31/03/2021

PMU

Information disclosure from 01/01/2017 until project completion on 31/03/2021

PMU

Monitor safeguards compliance from 01/06/2017 until project completion on 31/03/2021

PMU

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CHAPTER 12-MONITORING AND REPORTING

The PMU of CEB hold the responsibility for monitoring the overall project processes, outputs, outcomes and

impacts in periodic intervals. It will establish a monitoring desk at the PMU to conduct the monitoring activities.

The monitoring officer will be assisted by the PIUs and the project manager by providing periodic progress

reports on the status of safeguards implementation.

The PMU has developed a monitoring plan which includes the key areas for monitoring, methodologies and

relevant indicators and plans for disclosure of monitoring results well in advance of the project implementation.

The monitoring system will also focus on engaging all the relevant stakeholders in the monitoring processes

and adopt participatory processes. The methodologies would include review of documents produced by the

PIUs, contractors etc., individual/group meetings with APs and other stakeholders and surveys and studies.

The monitoring officer will undertake regular field visits to project sites and engage in communication with

APs and ensure that consultations are conducted regularly and effectively. The monitoring process will also

focus on (i) the progress of the implementation of the RP, (ii) the level of compliance of project implementation

with safeguards plans and measures provided in the legal agreements including payment of compensation and

other resettlement assistance and mitigation of construction related impacts, (iii) disclosure of monitoring results

to the APs and other stakeholders and (iv) the level of consultations conducted with APs and other stakeholders

to address gaps in RP implementation and to identify necessary measures to mitigate, avoid or minimize adverse

impacts arising from project implementation and (v) redressal of APs’ grievances.

The monitoring officer will systematically document the monitoring results and monthly reports will be

produced. The PMU submit consolidated bi-annual reports for review by ADB on the progress of the

safeguards implementation of resettlement activities and any compliance issues and corrective actions adopted.

These reports will closely follow the involuntary resettlement monitoring indicators agreed at the time of

resettlement plan.

The indicators for safeguards monitoring will include the following.

Status of the RP – conduct of surveys and census after the completion of the final engineering designs and

updating the RP, disclosure to APs and other stakeholders and obtaining approval

Public consultations and information disclosure – type of consultations conducted, participation of APs and

other stakeholders, issues discussed and addressed, status of information disclosure, outcomes of consultations

and measures adopted to address them in the updated and final RP

Land acquisition – status of property valuation and acquisition process, objections from the interested parties,

legal action taken (if any), land clearances, handing over the land to contractors etc.

Payment of compensation – status of statutory and other ex-gratia compensation paid

Mitigation of adverse impacts arising from construction work – progress of construction work and any adverse

effects on adjacent communities

Grievance redress –status of handling grievances and grievance redress

The resettlement program of the subproject will be monitored internally by the officers attached to the PMU.

The objectives of monitoring the resettlement plan implementation are to provide information to the Project

Director on the following.

a. the progress of implementation of activities which has temporary impacts to the AP’s; b. record and assess project inputs on RP implementation,

c. problems encountered in the implementation of the RP as early as possible,

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d. plan actions for timely resolution of the resettlement related issues, and e. assess whether compensation, rehabilitation measures are sufficient

The information collected through the monitoring will help to determine whether the land use restriction has any significant adverse impact on the APs and if so to address such issues satisfactorily and on time. The objective of RP monitoring is to assist the APs to re-establish/ improve the living standards and help to adjust to the living. The PMU safeguard officers will make recommendations for changes to the RP where necessary to achieve these objectives and report to the PD.

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ANNEXURE -01: SUBPROJECT DETAILS, MAPS & PHOTOGRAPHS

VALIKAMAM WEST (1)

VALIKAMAM NORTH (3)

PACHCHILAPALLI (1)

KANDAVALAI (1)

PUTHUKUDIYIRUPPU (2)

ODDUSUDAN (1)

MANTHAI EAST (2) MADU (2)

VAVUNIYA NORTH (2)

KUCHCHAVELI (1)

KINNIYA (1)MUTHUR (3)

KARACHCHI (2)

KORALAIPATTU (7)

ERAVURPATTU (3)

THANAMALVILA (5)

HAMBANTOTA (1)

GALLE (1)

SAMANTHURAI (1)

THIRUKKOVIL (1)

UHANA (1)

MAHAOYA (2)

KEKIRAWA (1)

DAMBULLA (1)THAMANKADUWA (1)

AMBANGANGA KORALE (3)

DEHIATTAKANDIYA (1)

NAULA (1)

LAGGALA (1)WILGAMUWA (2)

PADIYATHALAWA (4)

UDUDUMBARA (8) MINIPE (3)

MAHIYANGANAYA (1)

RIDIMALIYADDA (2)

BIBILA (1)

MEDAGAMA (2)

MONARAGALA (2)

BUTHTHALA (4)WELLAWAYA (3)

HALDUMULLA (3)

HAPUTALE (1)

NUWARA ELIYA (2)

WALAPANE (1)GANGA IHALA (1)

AMBAGAMUWA (1)

DOLUWA (1)

MEDADUMBARA (2)

PATHAHEWAHETA (1)

HANGURANKETHA (3)

HEWAHETA (1)

PUTTALAM

KEERIYANKALLIYA

MAHO

MA-ELIYA

MALLAWAPITIYA

RATHMALGODA

IDANGODA

RATHNAPURA

WIMALASURENDRA

MASKELIYA

WARUKANDENIYA

MORAWAKA

YAKABEDDA

MATARA

MATTAKA

KUMBURUPITIYA

IRAKANDY

KAPPALTHURAI

6 MILE POST

UHANA

AMPARAKEGALLE

GEVILIPITIYA

WELLAWAYA

MONARAGALA

BADULLA

ELLA

MAHIYANGANAYA

BIBILA

THAWALANTENNA

CHOISY

DELFT

NAINATIVU

ANALAITIVU

DS Division of Proposed RE Schemes (No. of RE Schemes)

Proposed Gantry

Existing Gantry

Existing Grid Substation

Proposed Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems

Proposed 33 kV Tower Line

UKUWELA (1)

AKURANA (1)

ELPITIYA 11 MILE POST

TH

TH

Provincial Capital CitiesJAFFNA

COLOMBO

KANDY

ANURADHAPURA

BATTICALOA

KURUNEGALA

DS: Divisional SecretariatRE Shemes:Rural Electrification SchemesType of proposed 33kV tower lines: Double circuit lines with Lynx conductorType of proposed gantries: Two-section single bus bar

Proposed Existing Grid Substation for BSC

Pannipitiya

Biyagama

BSC: Breaker Switched CapacitorsSVC: Static Var Compensator

Proposed Existing Grid Substation for SVC

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B. List of 33 kV Lines CEB

Distribution

Division Province Line Length (km)

DD1 NWP Puttalam GS to Keeriyankelliya 29 NWP Mallawapitiya GS to Ratmalgoda 19 NWP Maho GS to Ma-Eliya gantry 26

DD2

CP Wimalasurendra GS to Maskeliya Gantry 10 EP Ampara GS to Uhana Gantry 12 EP Kappalthurai GS to 6th Mile Post gantry 14 EP Irankandy gantry to Kumburupitiya gantry 9 CP Choisy gantry to Thawalantenna 5 CP Kegalle GS to Gavilipitiya gantry 13

DD3

Uva Badulla GS to Ella 15 Uva Mahiyanganaya GS to Bibile 36 Sab Ratnapura GS to Idangoda via Ketaliyanpella 19 Uva Monaragala GS to Wellawaya 35

DD4 SP Warukandeniya to Morawaka 18

SP Elpitiya 11th Mile Post to Mattaka 11

SP Matara GS to Yakabedda Gantry 21

Total 292

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ANNEXURE-02 ;PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE SUB PROJECT; 33kV Tower Line of Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya Gantry Public Consultations

Fig 1-01;Photos for Objection inquaries held by DS- Puttalam on 21/05/2018 at Attawilluwa (central) GS

divisions.

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Fig 1-2 Photos for Objection inquaries held by DS- Puttalam on 21/05/2018 at Attawilluwa (central) GS

divisions.

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Fig 1-03 Photos for Objection inquaries held by DS- Puttalam on 21/05/2018 at Attawilluwa (central) GS

divisions.

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ANNEXURE-03: 33 kV LINE ROUTE MAPS;

33kV tower Line from Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry

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ANNEXURE-04: INVENTORIES OF THE 33 kV LINE ROUTES (Puttalum GSS to Keeriyankalliya proposed Gantry)

Angle

Point

No

Angle

Point

No

Distan

ce

betwee

n two

towers/

m

Name of Land Owner Name of

District

Name of DS

Division

Name of GS

Division

No of

towers/An

gle/Suspen

sion

Area

of

Tower

(Existi

ng)

(m2)

Area

under

the

Row

(m2)

Ownership

Of Land

Type

of

Land

Number of Trees to be

felled

No of

affect

ed

house

holds Any

public

propertie

s affected

AP00 AP01 353.90

2

W.T. Wijesiri Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

1

6 x 6 5308.5 Private Land - - -

M.M.S.Madhuranga Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land - - -

AP01 AP02 643.73

7

D.M.Somarathna Puttalam Puttlam

Kallady

2 6 x 6 9655.9

5

Private Land - - -

M.A.Sampath Kumara Kurera Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land - - -

H.A.Namali Malkanthi Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Burutha 1

Kohomba 1

Ipil ipil 1 - -

H.M.Somarathna Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Burutha 1

Kohomba 2 - -

D.A.Nishantha Sisira Kumara Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Teak 4

Kohomba 2 - -

D.A.Wajira Priyadarshani Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 7

Tamarind 1

Woodapple 5 - -

A.Samanthi Athukorala Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Coconut 5

Burutha 1

Teak 15

kohomba 1 - -

M.A.Kulawathi Irangani Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Burutha 2

Coconut 1

Kohomba 4

Teak 1

Halmilla 1

Woodapple 3

Lolu 1 - -

44

H.O.M.Fairoos Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Coconut 31

Cashew 1

Mango 3

Teak 9

- -

U.Prasheda Marinas Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 4

Kohomba 12

Daminna 2

Mahogani 5

Lunuwarana 1 - -

H.P.Kanthi Gunathunga Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 8

Kohomba 4

Helamba 1

Mango 2

Kerew 1

Akeshiya 1 - -

K.A.Rashmi Tharushika Madhushani Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Kohomba 10

Damunu 1

Palmyra 3 - -

AP02 AP03 119.62

6

Jenat Aneeta Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

1 6 x 6 1794

Private Land - - -

K.P.Swarnalatha Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Coconut 23

Teak 4

Kohomba 1 - -

AP03 AP04 234.36

1

W.M.Leenas (Division S Office) Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

1 6 x 6 3515.4

Private Land Kohomba 4

- -

H.A.Kristy Lenard Perera Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 11

Kohomba 3

Woodapple 1 - -

AP04 AP05 520.93

A.M.Somawathi Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

2 6 x 6 7813.9

5

Private Land

Teak 1

Kohomba 3

Tamarind 1

Hulan Hik 1 - -

H.M.Ajith Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land - - -

A.M.Inoka Priyadarshani Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 3

Kohomba 4

Woodapple 2

Tamarind 1 - -

H.M.Sarath Deshapriya Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Teak 1

Kohomba 1

Koon 1 - -

W.K.Antani Wijesinghe Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land - - -

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U.P.T.P.Wijesinghe Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Coconut 5

Kohomba 8

Mee 1

Tamarind 1 - -

D.M.Nalin Dasanayaka Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Kohomba 3

Tamarind 1

Daminna 1

Mango 1

Attikka 3

Coconut 1 - -

K.Gayani Dilhani Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Coconut 7

Kohomba 1 - -

AP05 AP06 342.44

5

K.Pathmawathi Puttalam

1 6 x 6 5136.6

Private Land - - -

K.Kanthi Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land Kohomba 1

- -

W.A.Karunarathna Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Kohomba 4

- -

W.A Chandrawathi Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land

Kohomba 3

Ipil Ipil 4 - -

AP06 AP07 252.54

7

H.P.Sirisena Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

1 6 x 6 3788.1

Private Land - - -

H.P.Baby Puttalam Puttlam Kallady Private Land Coconut 3 - -

K.P. Punchimanike Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

Private Land

Coconut 4

Kohomba 4

Daminna 1

Craneberry 1 - -

Divisional Sectary's Office Puttalam Puttlam Kallady

2 6 x 6 9777.6

Government Land

Kohomba 9

- -

R.A.Meri Magrat Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private Land - - -

D.M.Dhammika Thushara Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


D.M.Saman Weerasinghe Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


I.A.Dharmasiri Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


I.A.Pathmasiri Athukorala Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private Land

Coconut 1

Cashew 5 - -

B.R.Hemachandra Siriwardhana Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Kohomba 3

Mango 1

Tamarind 3 - -

H.A.C.D.P.Hapuarachchi Puttalam Attawilluwa


S.P.D.I.Herath Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


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D.M Jayasena Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 7

Kohomba 2

Teak 2

Burutha 3

Welan 1

Damunu 1

Cashew 4

Mango 2

Palmyra 1 - -

AP8 AP9 400.31

H.P.D.Thilakasiri Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

2 6 x 6 6004.6

5

Private Land - - -

H.P.D.Premathilaka Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


A.D.Samantha Priyadarshani Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private

Land

Teak 6

Burutha 9

Kohomba 6

Cashew 5

Mango 1

Ketakala 1

- -

D.M.Wimalawathi Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Burutha 2

Teak 8

Cashew 9

Mango 1

Woodapple 3 - -

W.H.M. Janaka Sanjeewa Wijerathna Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Burutha 6

Teak 36

Kohomba 1

Cashew 24 - -

H.P.D.Kanthi Piyasili Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


M.H.Pathmasili Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Burutha 15

Kohomba 4

Teak 1

Cashew 5

Tamarind 2

Welan 1

Doba 1

Koon 1 - -

AP09 AP10 238.24

3

P.W.Nishantha Kumara Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

1 6 x 6 3573.6

Private Land

Kohomba 3

Daminna 3

Burutha 2 - -

W.Irangani Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land - -

D.Nandana Wimalaweera Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Burutha 5

Kohomba 7

Cashew 27

Daminna 4 - -

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Koon 2

J.A. Radika Sanjeewa Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land - - -

AP10 AP11 384.61

R.M.Wijesiri Rathnayaka Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

1 6 x 6 5769.1

5

Private Land - - -

W.Liliyan Biyattris Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Coconut 4

Burutha 6

Teak 4

Kohomba 11

Cashew 7

Daminna 8

Milla 1

Tamarind 1

Welan 4

Akeshiya 15 - -

D.P.D.Sarath Sisira Kumara Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Coconut 20

Teak 5

Burutha 2

Kohomba 1

Ketakala 1

Welan 1

Daminna 1

Cashew 2

Akeshiya 10

Lunumidella 1 - -

D.P.D.Dayananda Wijekumara Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land - -

I.D. Saranapala Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Coconut 1

Teak 1

Daminna 1

Tamarind 1

Welan 1 - -

Merlin Aneeshiya Crus Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Coconut 5

Teak 10

Burutha 5

Daminna 2

Ketakala 1

Akeshiya 1 - -

R.L.P.Kumari Ranmasinghe Puttalum Mahakubukka

dawala Kiwula 04/2

Private Land

Coconut 2

Burutha 1

Chasu Nut 1

Teak 1

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K.D.Sunilawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 04

Private Land

Coconut 16,

teak 12,

Burutha 2,

Kohomba 1,

Jack 1,

Cashew 1

AP11 AP12 477.02

6

K.D.Dayarathna Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

2 6 x 6 7155.3

9

Private Land

Coconut 23,

Kaluwara 1,

Jack 1,

Teak 6,

Daminna 1,

Craneberry 2,

Mee 1,

Welan 2,

Mango 1,

Cashew 3,

Wawarana 3,

Kotta 1,

Lunumidella 1,

Hulan hik 2 - -

K.A.Ranasinghe Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 8

Teak 12 - -

B.Vialot Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Cocounut 14

Jak 2

Teak 1

- -

J.A.Piyadasa Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 37

Teak 11

Lunumidella 3

Burutha 4

Mango 1

Halmilla 1

Mahogani 1 - -

W.A.R.U.Wanniarachchi Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 19

Teak 7

Welan 3

Gaduba 1

Jak 1

Halmilla 1

Mahogani 2

Kerew 1

Wewarana 5 - -

L.H.P.Karunarathne Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Jak 1

- -

AP12 AP13 578.11

4 T.P. Saman Kumara Fernando Puttalam Puttlam

Attawilluwa

Central 2 6 x 6

8671.6

5 Land

-

- -

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M.E.Perera Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 7

Teak 4 - -

M.Theres Melka Perera Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 17

Teak 6

Lunumidella 2

Cashew 2 - -

A.H.M Thilakani Abesinghe Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 13

Teak 17

Cashew 5

Woodapple 1 - -

W.Anasly Fernando Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 4

- -

W.Chandra Malani Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 21

Cashew 1

- -

T.P.Saman Kumara Fernando Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 26

Burutha 4

Jak 4

Teak 12

Kohomba 2

Halmilla 3

Mahogani 3

Daminna 1

Wewarana 3 - -

R.D.Milin Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa

Central Land - - -

G.Wijerani Puttalam Puttalam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 16,

Jack 1,

Halmilla 1,

Teak 2,

Kohomba 1,

Daminna2,

Cashew 3,

Mango 1 - -

R.D.Magilin Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 10

Cashew 5

Craneberry 1

Welan 1 - -

E.P.Ananda Wickckramasiri Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 4

Private Land

Coconut 29,

Teak 5,

Kohomba 1,

Cashew 5, - -

R.D Nishantha Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 9

Teak 6

Cranberry 2

Cashew 1 - -

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AP13 AP14 763.69

4

N.Prasanna Sanjeewa Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

2 6 x 6 11455.

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Private Land

Coconut 15

King Coconut 1

Kohomba 3

Burutha 1

Halmilla 1

Cashew 7

Mango 2

Akeshiya 1

Uguressa 1 - -

R.D.Sisilin Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


H.A.Somalatha Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 16

Jak 1

Teak 2

Ketakala 2

Craneberry 4

Cashew 8

Gorok 1

Kerew 1 - -

P.P.Nikolospulle Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 3

Burutha 1

Akeshiya 1 - -

S.D.Garlin Pemawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Kiwula 4 _ I

Private Land

Coconut 12,

Kingcoconut,

Teak 1,

Craneberry 2,

Akeshiya 14 - -

R.D.Sumanawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 4

Akeshiya 1

T.D.Hentrik Singhgho Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 14

Mango 2

Cashew 2

Akeshiya 3

T.D.Bebinona Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 6,

Burutha 2,

Cashew 2,

Wawarana 1,

Akeshiya 1 - -

T.D.Jone Sighgho Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Cocnut 11,

Teak 2,

Cashew 3,

Akeshiya 1 - -

T.D. Giro Singhgho Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 19,

Burutha 4,

Cashew 6,

Cranberry 1,

Akeshiya 3 - -

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C.A.M.Jayarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 26,

Halmilla 1,

Cashew 1 - -

R.D.Santris Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 14

King Coconut 1

Burutha 2

Teak 13

Kohomba 1

Ketakala 1

Cashew 8

Kenda 1 - -

N.Pradeep Priyantha Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 13

Burutha 2

Cashew 1

Beli 2 - -

C.W Samantha Sisira Kumara Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 3

Kohomba 1

koon 1 - -

N. Prasanna Ranjith Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private Land - -

N. Prasanna Sanjeewa Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


R.D. Magilin Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


AP14 AP15 738.67

8

W.A. Fransis Thisera Puttalam Mahakumbukk


2 6 x 6 11080.

17

Private Land

Coconut 3,

Burutha 6,

Teak 7,

Kohomba 2,

Milla 1,

Daminna 1,

Cashew 2 - -

J.A.Seetha Ranjani Puttalam Mahakumbukk


Private Land

Coconut 30,

Palu 1,

Burutha 23,

Teak 8,

Cranberry 1,

Cashew 1 - -

R.M.Disna Madushani Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Burutha 1

Kohomba 2

- -

M.L.Sandya Kumari Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Kohomba 1

Cashew 1

Wal Ahu 2 - -

H.D.Podiya Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


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K.D.A Kamalina Subhashini Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 2

Teak 14

Klaumediriya 1

Burutha 4

Kohomba 35

Ketakala 1

Cranberry 1

Cashew 9

Mango 1

Wal Aku 2

Akeshiya 1 - -

AP15 AP16 277.48

2

G.D.Lalani Damayanthi Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

1 6 x 6 4162.2

3

Private Land

Coconut 3

Burutha 2

Teak 6

Kohomba 9

Damunu 1

Hik 1

Cashew 19

Tamarind 2

Mango 1

Wal ahu 1 - -

J.A.Stanly Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Burutha 5

Kohomba 1

Craneberry 2

Cashew 4

Woodapple 1

Nithulla 1

Ipil Ipil 1

Palmyra 1

Dodampana 1 - -

J.A. Richard Chamal Sarath Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private - - -

AP16 AP17 275.95

8

H.A.Srimath Perera Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

1 6 x 6 4139.2

5

Private Land

Coconut 6

Kohomba 5

Teak 1

Cashew 2

Woodapple 1

Akeshiya 1 - -

E.P.Nimal Ananda Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Burutha 1

Kohomba 1

Woodapple 1 - -

E.P.Malkanthi Pemasiri Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


E.P.D.Somawathi Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 1

Teak 4

Kohomba 1

Cashew 27 - -

53

Divisional Sectary's Office Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Kumbuk 3

Tamarind 2

Kohomba 1 - -

AP17 AP18 1049.1

37

R.A.Jenat Viviyan Rajapaksha Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

3 6 x 6 15736.

95

Private Land

Coconut 3

Jak 2

kohomba 3

kerew 1 - -

R.A.Yasintha Latha Rajapaksha Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Coconut 5

Cashew 7

Wel kaju 6

Halmilla 2

Orange 1 - -

K.K.Nirosha Chamali Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central

Private Land

Teak 1

Kohomba 1

Daminna 1

Welan 1

Lolu 1 - -

M.A.Roshan Vithana Benet Perera Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa

Central Private Paddy

Coconut 1

Kohomba 1 - -

R.M.Sarath Kumara Puttalam Puttlam Attawilluwa


Coconut 20

Teak 2

Kohomnba 3 - -

G.R.Sunil Geetharathna Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land - - -

G.R.Gamini Karunarathna Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Tamarind 1

Kohomba 6 - -

K.A.Anulawathi Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Palu 1

Kohomba 3 - -

K.A.Swarnalatha Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


AP18 AP19

R.P.Rathnapala Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura

Private Land

Ketakala 1

Kohomba 3

Lunuwarana 1 - -

R.P.Susantha Janaka Abewardane Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land Akeshiya 1 - -

M.P.Vilbet Thilakarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya

Private Land - - -

R.P.D.Somasiri Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya Private Land - -

W.Susantha Premalal Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya Private Land

Coconut 25

Cranberry 1 - -

54

R.P.Sumanadasa Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya Private Land - - -

R.Saman Somasinghe Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya Private Paddy - - -

A.D.Amarapala Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


L.P.D.Chandrarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


W.Sunil Shanthasiri Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Paddy - - -

R.K.Edward Kaldera Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


E.P.Ariyadasa Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


T.D.Hentrik Singhgho Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wyaparaya Private Land - - -

R.M.D.Ranjan Karunarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Private Paddy - - -

Divisional Secretary Office

(Karabe Wewata Pahalin) Puttalam

Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Government Land Kohomba 4


(Karabe Wewa) Puttalam

Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Government Land Kohomba 4


(Thibiri Gaha Wewa) Puttalam

Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Government Land

Kohomba 8

Cranberry 1

Thibiri 1

Ehela 2

AP19 AP20 883.20

1

W.M.Chandrawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

3 6 x 6 13248.

015

Private Land - - -

W.M.Seelawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Land

Kohomba 2

Damunu 1 - -

unknown owner Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Private Land

Teak 2

Kohomba 4

Cashew 7

Woodapple 1

K.H.Sumanawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


B.A.Renuka Malkanthi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


W.M.Kumarathilaka Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


55

W.Chandra Lalanthi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Kohomba 1

Teak 2

Cashew 7 - -

R.D.Dayananda Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Land Kohomba 2 - -

L.A.Sumith Susil Priyadarshana Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Coconut 8

Teak 9 - -

R.M.Asuntha Neelamani Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


M.I.P.D.Somawathi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


M.A.Madhura Prasanna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

Private Land

Kohomba 2

Masan 1 - -

J.A.Tikiri Banda Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


S.D. Ananda Padmasiri Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Paddy

Kohomba 8

Helaba 1 - -

AP20 AP21 184.92

8

K.S.S.N.Kumarasinghe Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

1 6 x 6 2773.9

2 Private Paddy

Kohomba 7

Cashew 2

Ehela 1

Helaba 1

Tamarind 2 - -

J.A.Jayathunga Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Kohomba 2

Cashew 2

Ehela 1 - -

AP21 AP22 540.61

2

W.Ladis Lawus Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

2 6 x 6 8109.1

8

Private Land

Kaluwara 1

Palu 2

Kohomba 9

Damunu 3

Helaba 5

Tamarind 1

Ipil Ipli 4

Woodapple 2 - -

R.A.Gunarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Paddy

Kohomba 4

Helaba 3 - -

S.D.Gihan Chanaka Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Mara 3

Kohomba 4 - -

J.A.Rohana Priyanandana Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Kohomba 6

Ehela 5 - -

M. Nihal Samantha Weerasinghe Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


S.P. Raveendra Indrajith Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei Private Land - - -

56

G.J. Thilakarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


AP22 AP23 1511.6

76

U.C.H.P.Jayasinghe Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna

Wiuaperei

5 6 x 6 22675.

05

Private Land

Coconut 47

Teak 6

Woodapple 2 - -

W.G.Pushpa Padmalatha Malkanthi Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


Kohomba 3

Tamarind 3 - -

I.P.Rohitha Senarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


N.Sumith Kumara Senarathna Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


A.P. Kapila Susantha Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


L.P. Munidasa Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


N.K.P. Ananda Kumara Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala

Kiwula Tharuna


R.M.Nishani Wasana Rathnayaka Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land - - -

A.P Dhammika Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land Palu 2 - -

G.M.V.A.S. Perera Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura

Private Land

Coconut 8

Kohomba 3

Woodapple 1

Palmyra 3

kotta 1 - -

AP23 AP24 440.49

5

D.Siriyawathi Perera Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura

2 6 x 6 6607.3

5

Private Land

Kohomba 12

Daminna 2

Murunga 1 - -

R.M.Sumathipala Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


K.R.Mala Sriyani Gunawardana Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


R.D.Dinesh Gunathilaka Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


G.M.V.Ajith Shenal Perera Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Cocnut 4

Cashew 1

Maila 1 - -

D.J.M.Rathnawathi Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Coconut 3

- -

AP24 AP25 792.78

1

W.M.Martin Singhgho Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura 2 6 x 6

11891.

7

Private Land - - -

W.K.Sunil Fernando Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Coconut 18

Mee 1 - -

57

K.N.R.Keerthilal Gunawardhana Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


M.B. Siripala Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura

Private Land

Kohomba 1

Tamarind 1

Cranberry 1

Palmyra 1 - -

W.Somasiri Silva Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Paddy - - -

K.Siriyawathi Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


W.P.Devit Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura

Private Paddy

Coconut 3

Kohomba 2

Mango 1

Kotta 5

Kithulla 1 - -

J.A.Asela Chathuranga Jayasinghe Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


E.P.Ghanapala Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private

Woodapple 1

Kohomba 1 - -

D.M.Amithsiri Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


U.L.Sujith Prasanna Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


K.G.Lamawathi Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


R.P.Premalal Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap


D.M. Jayawardhana Puttalam Mundel Welusumanap

ura Private Land

Coconut 15

Cashew 3

Daminna 2 - -

AP25 AP26 1673.3

8

S.Chandrasiri Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya

5 6 x 6 25100.

7

Private Land Palmyra 1 - -

G.Peter Singhgho Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land - - -

B.Balachandran Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land - - -

S.Mahindapala Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land Coconut 1 - -

S.A.Mahinda Silva Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land - - -

Sonic Plantation Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land - - -

W.Kavindu Lakshan Fernando Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land Coconut 8 - -

K.D Dayarathna Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land Coconut 8 - -

S. Mahindapala Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya Private Land Coconut 1 - -

AP26 AP27 E.Sanjeewa Priyantha Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya 5 6 x 6 Private Land - - -

58

1707.5

79

A.Sarath Fernando Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya

25613.

55

Private Land - - -

Ali Sabri Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama

Private Land

Teak 7

- -

A.V.Y. Sabharathna Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama Private Land

Coconut 15

Kohomba 4 - -

W.Fransis Fernando Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama Private Land

Kohomba 2

- -

AP27 AP28 654.87

3

W.M.C.S.S.Fernando Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama

2

6 x 6 9823.0

5

Private Land

Plant Coconut 8

Chasu nut 2

Akeshiya 1

Hik 1 - -

W.M.J.C.Rodni Perera Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama

Private Land

Kohoba 3

Chasu nut 4

Akeshiya 3

Bho Tree 1

S.W.M.T.B.Hulugalle Puttalum Mundel Pubudugama Private Land

Chasu nut 3

Bho Tree 1

A.Amitha Ruwansiri De Silva Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama Private Land

AP28 AP29 1971.1

62

Divisional Sectary's Office(Wembusole

Wewa) Puttalam Mundel Madurankuliya

6 6 x 6 29567.

43

Government Land

Kumbuk 1

- -

Chilaw Plantation PLC. Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a

Private Land

Coconut 7

Kohomba 9

Cashew 4

Woodapple 1

Hulanhik 1

Thelabu 1 - -

Industrial Presure Wessels Pvt Ltd Puttalam Mundel Pubudugama Private Land

Cashew 89

Kohomba 2 - -

M.D.Mervin Stanly Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a Private Paddy - - -

S.A.D.Praneetha Mayoshan Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


J.P.Rohitha Wijesiri Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


T.A.Antani Nihal Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


Chamila Thushari De Silva Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a Private Land - - -

N.D.S.Fernando (Pilip J Weliwita) Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a Private Land Coconut 15 - -

Divisional Sectary's Office,Mundel Puttalam Mundel Government Paddy Kumbuk 4 - -

AP29 AP30 409.76

7 J.A.D.Rohana Wasntha Puttalam Mundel

Nawadankulam

a 2 6 x 6

6146.5

05 Private Paddy - - -

59

W.S.A.Bernadeth Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


J.K.Nishani Ayeshika Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


M.M.Kumuduni Malkanthi Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


M.A.Irangani Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


P.M.Chandrarathna Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


M.L.Rasika Sriyani Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


G.Prasanna Jayaruwan Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


W.D.M.Fernando Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


M.Cherin Perera Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


M.L.Roshan Jayalath Fonseka Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


H.A.Sebastian Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


J.M.D.Presonahami Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


AP30 AP31 354.87

4

W.Pilipneri Fernando Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a

1 6 x 6 5323.0

5

Private Paddy - - -

T.A.Chandra Malkanthi Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


W.Cristoper Fernando Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


S.Kamal Indrajith Rodrigo Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


W.D.Priyangika Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


AP31 AP32 2709.9

22

J.P.Rathnayaka Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam

a

9 6 x 6 40648.

83

Private Paddy - - -

J.K.Srimath Nirosha Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


T.A.Joshop Anjelo Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


J.K.Meri Anastin Perera Puttalam Mundel Nawadankulam


A.G.Jayapalan Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

H.A.F.E.Wijesinghe Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

S. Sethupathi Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

60

Thiyalnayaka Murgeiya Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Themsana Moorthi Mahindeer Kumar Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

B.E.T.J. Mendis Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

D.G. Rupawathi Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

M.Perimarajan Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Kolijeganadan Prasanna Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Srivamurthi Padmanadan Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

H.A.Premadasa Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

H.K.Lunas Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Agalamungu Manjula Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

R.A.Dona Miyurin Deepthi Kumari Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Pichchamungu Selwarathnam Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.Rasalingam Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.Yoganadan Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

S.Manju Pradeep Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

W.Oliver Fernando Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

L.D.Teetus Perera Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

L.L.D.M.Neeta Perera Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

M.Arumuganadan Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

S.Vijayarani Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

P.Thilak Ambina Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

AP32 AP33 1408.3

62

T.Paramanadan Puttalam Mundel Mundel

4 6 x 6 21125.

4

Private Paddy - - -

A.Ponmariyal Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

H.A.Shantha Kumara Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

G.T.Meri Kelista Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

61

B.D. Malani Chandralatha Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

W. Meri Chalat Fernando Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

R.G. Wasanatha Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

G. Jeewanaraj Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

S.Suppaiya Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

S.Mallika Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

H.Kwintin Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Marimuththu Anthoni Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.A. Suwanda Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

R.A.Layanal Appuhami Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.G.Sujith Susantha Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

M.A.Selwaraja Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

D.C.C.Ilangakoon Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.D.Jayashili Fernando Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.A.A.D.Kashiyarn Basil Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

Janaka Nayanajith Jayawickckrama Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

V.Sriwa Maya Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

D.M.N.S.K.Alahakoon Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

M.V.N.P.Kumara Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

AP33 AP34 542.38

M.Mangalika Puttalam Mundel Mundel

2 6 x 6 8135.7

Private Paddy - - -

W. Brijet Menal Thisera Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

K.Priyangika Subhashani

Samarasinghe Puttalam Mundel Mundel

Private Paddy - - -

W.Nadeeka Shamali Thisera Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

P.Sunil Fernando Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

J.K.Siriyawathi Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

62

AP34 AP35 424.42

7

S.Wasanthi Puttalam Mundel Mundel Private Paddy - - -

A.J.Rajkumar Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a

2 6 x 6 6366.4

05

Private Paddy

Kohomba 1

- -

K.L. Indrani Perera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


Donald Weeraman Salgadu Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a Private Paddy

Akeshiya 4

- -

AP35 AP36 2539.3

19

M.C.Faruk Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a

8 6 x 6 38089.

785

Private Paddy - - -

N.Nahulindran Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Sembukuliya

Private Paddy - - -

M.H.Anwar Sidhdheen Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Sembukuliya

Private Paddy - - -

A.H.Najeema Puttalam Mahakumbukk

adawala Sembukuliya

Private Paddy - - -

A.M.Hairudeen Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


B.B.M.R.P.Jayasuriya Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


G.G.Dharmadasa Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a Private Land

Kohomba 1

Bulu 4 - -

M.Neela Merlin Perera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


W.P.D. Darmarathna Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a Private Paddy

Palmyra 1

Akeshiya 7 - -

U.Shelton Perera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


R.Kamala Hasan Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


N.P. Sunil Thisera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a Private Land

Palmyra 1

- -

S.N.S.B.I. Kameera Jayasingha Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


U.Achala Duleep Perera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


W.R.A.Piyathilaka Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


B.K.S.K.R.W. Gunawardhana Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


B.K.S.B.R.W. Gunawardhana Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


R.K.M.M.J. Madanayaka Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


B.K.N.C.R.W. Gunawardhana Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


B.S.I.R.W. Gunawardhana Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


63

M.A. Wijayadasa Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


A.P.K.Malani Wijesinghe Manike Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


D.S.A.M. Anjula Chaminda Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


S.D. Jeewana Laxman Perera Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


AP36 AP37 524.37

2

P.Asanachchiya Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw

a

2 6 x 6 7865.5

8

Private Paddy

Cranberry1

Kumbuk 1

Palmyra 25 - -

M.S.Jeman Bawa Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


C.M.A.Majeen Puttalam Mundel Karathanwilluw


64

ANNEXURE-05: DETAILS OF TREES TO BE REMOVED FOR CLEARING THE RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) OF

33 kV LINE; Puttalam GSS to Keeriyankalliya gantry

Serial No.

Name of the Tree No of Trees

Serial No. Name of the

Tree No of Trees

1 Attikka 3

29 Uguressa 1

2 Ehala 9

30 Lolu 2

3 Cashew 355

31 Maila 1

4 Ahu 5

32 Mango 30

5 Coconut 486

33 Mara 3

6 Coconut plant (below 2yrs age)

327

34 Masan 1

7 King coconut 2

35 Mee 3

8 Burutha 117

36 Milla 2

9 Beli 2

37 Mahogani 11

10 Dan 21

38 Palmyra 37

11 Jack 12

39 Palu 6

12 Daminna 33

40 Kotta 6

13 Wood apple 26

41 Murunga 1

14 Halamba 11

42 Gaduba 1

15 Halmilla 11

43 Tamarind 22

16 Hik 6

44 Teak 359

17 Akeshiya 71

45 Thimbiri 1

18 Kalumediriya 1

46 Lunuwarana 2

19 Kaluwara 2

47 Oranga 1

20 Karaw 4

48 Gorok 1

21 Ketakela 8

49 Dhodampnaha 1

22 Wewarana 12

50 Kanda 1

23 Dunumiddella 4

51 Welan 17

24 Bulu 4

52 Thelabu 1

25 Kohomba 323

53 Nittulla 2

26 Dhoba 1

54 Ipil Ipil 10

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27 Koon 6

Total 2398

28 Kumbuk 9

Estimated Cost

(Compensation)

LKR 19.2M

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ANNEXURE-06: Official Meeting Conducted by DS with Objected Land owners for Settlement of

Objections

Objection Meeting Conducted by Mahakumbukkadawala DS

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Objection Meeting Conducted by Puttalum DS

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Objection Meeting Conducted by Mundal DS

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ANNEXURE-07: LINE ROUTE APPROVAL LETTERS FROM GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS

Approval Letter of Mahakumbukkadawala DS

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Approval Letter of Puttalam DS

85

Approval Letter of Mundal DS

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Approval Letter of Department of Agrarian Development

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ANNEXURE-08: Documents published by PUSL regarding route approval

(1) NOTICE REQUIRING WAYLEAVE (W - NOTICE) To: …………………………………………………………………………………............. (name of the occupier of the land, if the occupier is not also the owner, name of the owner) In terms of Item 3 of Schedule I of the Sri Lanka Electricity Act, No. 20 of 2009 (as amended), a notice is hereby given requiring the grant of wayleave1 at the land located at: 1 'wayleave' means such interest in the land as consists of a right of licensee, to install and keep installed, an electric line on, under, or over, that land and to have access to that land for the purpose of inspecting, maintaining, adjusting, repairing, altering, removing or replacing such electric line. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………............ (address of the land) A description of the required wayleave is given below: ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... If you are willing to grant the required wayleave, please communicate it to the undersigned within twenty one (21) days from the date of this notice, in the form attached herewith. However, if no response is received by us within the said period, it would be considered that you are not willing to grant the wayleave. …………………………………………………. Signature of authorized officer of the licensee Name of authorized officer: …………………………………… Contact number: ………………………................................ Address: …………………………………………………... Date: dd/mm/yyyy (date of notice)

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(Form to be used by a landowner in granting wayleave)

(2) GRANT OF WAYLEAVE To: (licensee) I ……………………………………………………................................................................... (full name) being the owner / occupier* of the land located at .................................................. ..................................................................................................................................................... ……………………………………………………………….………… (address of the land), hereby grant the wayleave requested by the notice dated ….............. The wayleave is granted subject to the terms & conditions given below: ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... …………………………… Signature NIC Number: .................................... Date: ................................. (*please strike off the inappropriate words)

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(3) WAYLEAVE AGREEMENT Parties: (1) Name: ...................................................................................... (“Owner / Occupier*”) Address: ...................................................................................... ...................................................................................... ...................................................................................... (2) Name: ...................................................................................... (“Licensee”) Address: ...................................................................................... ...................................................................................... ...................................................................................... Terms and conditions of the owner / occupier* of the land: ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... Terms and conditions of the Licensee: ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................... We, the owner / occupier* of the land and the Licensee, agree to the above terms and conditions. ........................................................... ..................................................

………………………. ………………………

Owner / Occupier* of the land Licensee Date: ......................... Date: .............................

(*please strike off the inappropriate words)

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(4) Part 5 – Information for the general public

5.1 Wayleave

(a) As per the Electricity Act, the licensees are granted powers to install any electric line or electrical plant

under, over, in, on, along or across any street with the consent of the local authority or other relevant authority.

Hence, the licensees are not required to obtain wayleave from any landowner in such instances.

(b) But the licensees require wayleave to install or keep install an electric line on, over or under a land. The

licensees can obtain wayleave:

(i) by agreement between the parties (i.e. licensee and owner or occupier of the land)

(ii) by way of an authority granted by the Divisional Secretary; or

(iii) by way of an acquisition of the wayleave

(c) Initially, the licensee will issue a notice to the owner or occupier of the land requiring the wayleave. It will

make all reasonable efforts to secure the grant of wayleave (by agreement between parties) prior to making an

application to the Divisional Secretary requiring authority to install the electric line.

(d) Upon receipt of a notice requiring wayleave to install a new electric line, from a licensee, an owner or

occupier of the land may:

(i) grant wayleave without any terms & conditions - licensee will install the line

(ii) remain silent - licensee may consider that the owner of the land is not willing to grant wayleave and hence,

may apply for authority to install the electric line from the Divisional Secretary

(iii) grant wayleave subject to terms & conditions - licensee may either accept the grant subject to landowner’s terms & conditions, or apply for authority to install the electric line from the Divisional Secretary subject to the

terms & conditions acceptable to

(iv) if he or she is not willing to grant the wayleave, inform the same to licensee in writing - licensee may

consider alternatives (if any) or apply for authority to install the electric line from the Divisional Secretary

(e) However, it is advisable for the owners and occupiers of lands to be proactive and duly respond to any such

notices or communications (verbal or written) received from licensees, requesting wayleave. Owners and

occupiers of lands are advised to propose terms & conditions (subject to which he or she may be willing to grant

wayleave) including the compensation in respect of the grant of the wayleave. Such terms & conditions may be

accepted by the licensees or may be considered by the Divisional Secretaries at any relevant inquiries. Please

refer paragraph 2.3 above for particulars relating to granting of compensation with respect to wayleave.

(f) When an owner or occupier of a land requires to get an electric line which is already installed on, under or

over a land removed, he or she may issue a notice to the licensee requiring the removal of such line - please

refer item 2.2 (a) for details. Upon receipt of such notice the licensee, upon making all reasonable efforts to

secure the grant of wayleave (by agreement between parties), may apply for authority to keep installed the

electric line from the Divisional Secretary.

(g) It is in the best interest of an owner or occupier of any land to participate at any inquiry conducted by a

Divisional Secretary, at which he or she will be given an opportunity of being heard. Also the provision of all

relevant information at any such hearing would assist the Divisional Secretary in making an informed decision

which is fair by all the parties.

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5.2 Felling or lopping of trees

(a) If any tree is or will be in close proximity to an electric line or electrical plant which has been installed or is

being or to be installed as to obstruct or interfere with the installation, maintenance or working of an electric

line/plant or is a source of danger to public, such tree has to be felled or lopped or its roots be cut back so as to

prevent it from having such effect.

(b) As per the Electricity Act, the licensees is required to give a notice to occupier of the land on which the tree

is growing, requiring him or her to fell or lop or cut back roots of a tree, referred to in (a) above.

(c) If the occupier of the land fails to comply with the requirements of a notice (issued by the licensee to fell or

lop the tree or cut back roots of a tree) and has not given a counter-notice, within seven (7) working days of the

notice, the licensee is empowered to fell or lop or cut back roots of such tree.

(d) Therefore, if an occupier of a land has any objection for felling or lopping or cutting back roots of a tree (as

required by the licensee), he or she shall give a counter-notice to the licensee within seven (7) working days of

a notice by the licensee to that effect. Upon receipt of a counter-notice, the licensee may refer the matter to the

Divisional Secretary who will give an opportunity of being heard to the parties before making an order.

(e) If the occupier of the land complies with the requirements of the notice, the licensee will pay to him or her

any expenses reasonably incurred in complying with the requirements of the notice. However, no compensation

is payable by the licensee for the economic losses incurred by the owner or occupier of the land as a result of

felling or lopping or cutting back roots of a tree.

(f) The Divisional Secretary upon conducting an inquiry may make such order as he or she thinks just in the

circumstances allowing the licensee to cause the tree to be felled or lopped or its roots to be cut back to prevent

it from having any effect referred to in (a) above.

(g) If a licensee is empowered to fell or lop the tree or cut back roots of a tree, under (c) or (f) above, it shall

comply with the requirement specified under paragraph 3.5 above.

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(5) Part 6 – General 6.1 For the licensees

(a) The licensees shall keep a copy of these guidelines in all three languages (Sinhala, Tamil and English) at its

area offices, branches and consumer service centers (as applicable) for reference by general public during

normal working hours.

(b) The notices referred to in paragraphs 2.1(a) and 3.1 above would not be considered as delivered/received,

unless acknowledged by the intended recipient. The periods specified in such notices would be counted with

effect from the date of acknowledging the receipt of the same.

(c) It is advisable to deploy the staff with best inter-personal and communication skills in attempting to secure

the grant of wayleave from the owner or occupier of any land. It has been noted that, in many instances, the

wayleave could have been obtained from the owners or occupiers of land itself, by using appropriate

communication skills and by providing information to avoid any misunderstandings.

(d) The installation of electric lines and electric plants shall be planned in a manner in which the economic

usage of land is optimized and the disturbance to the general public is minimized. Any planned expansions in

the distribution and transmission networks shall also be considered in determining the path of an electric line.

6.2 For the Divisional Secretaries

Adhering to the general guidelines specified below would ensure the legitimacy and dependability of the

decisions made by the Divisional Secretaries with respect to the Parts 2 and 3 above:

(a) It shall be ensured that all inquiries, hearings, meetings, etc. held and decisions made by the Divisional

Secretaries are arrived at by following a due process and based on the principles of natural justice.

(b) All the relevant parties, specially the relevant owner or occupier of the land, shall be duly informed of any

inquiry, hearing or meeting to be conducted. It is advisable to obtain an acknowledgment of receipt of any notice

of such inspection, hearing or meeting.

(c) All the relevant parties, specially the relevant owner or occupier of the land, shall be given an opportunity

to express his or her views at such inspection, hearing or meeting.

(d) If it is revealed that the owner or occupier of the land has not received the notice or has not been present due

to unavoidable circumstances, it is prudent to re-conduct any planned inspection, hearing or meeting with the

participation of the owner or occupier of the land.

(e) The minutes/records of all inquiries, hearings, meetings, etc. held under the paragraphs 2.1(e), 2.2(d), 2.3(d)

and 3.4 shall be maintained and submitted to the Commission when requested to do so.

(f) All efforts shall be made to optimize the usage of land which is a limited natural resource.

(g) Even if the inquiries, hearings, meetings, etc. were conducted by an officer other than the Divisional

Secretary, the final decision on the matter shall be taken by the Divisional Secretary him/herself.

(h) Any decision made by a Divisional Secretary, including the basis on which it has been made, shall be duly informed to all parties concerned.

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ANNEXURE -09: The List of the Affected Parties

No Name of Land owners Trees to be cut

down

Address & Telephone Number

1. W.T. Wijesiri -

Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam 0775372744

2. M.M.S.Madhuranga

- Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam 0726840872

3. D.M.Somarathna - Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam

4. M.A.Sampath Kumara Kurera -


5.

H.A.Namali Malkanthi

Burutha 1 Kohomba 1 Ipil ipil 1

Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam

6. H.M.Somarathna

Burutha 1 Kohomba 2


7. D.A.Nishantha Sisira Kumara

Teak 4 Kohomba 2


8. D.A.Wajira Priyadarshani

Teak 7 Tamarind 1 Woodapple 5


9.

A.Samanthi Athukorala

Coconut 5 Burutha 1 Teak 15 kohomba 1


10.

M.A.Kulawathi Irangani

Burutha 2 Coconut 1 Kohomba 4 Teak 1 Halmilla 1 Woodapple 3 Lolu 1


11.

H.O.M.Fairoos

Coconut 31 Cashew 1 Mango 3 Teak 9

37/46,J.P.Lane,Puttalam 0773312940

12.

U.Prasheda Marinas

Teak 4 Kohomba 12 Daminna 2 Mahogani 5 Lunuwarana 1

Samindu Mw, Kurunagala Rd, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0722794183

13.

H.P.Kanthi Gunathunga

Teak 8 Kohomba 4 Helamba 1 Mango 2 Kerew 1 Akeshiya 1


14. K.A.Rashmi Tharushika Madhushani

Kohomba 10 Damunu 1 Palmyra 3

No 09, Cement Factory Rd, Kallady 0729288633

15. Jenat Aneeta

- Sirithunga Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0772254504

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16. K.P.Swarnalatha

Coconut 23 Teak 4 Kohomba 1

Sirithunga Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady

17. W.M.Leenas (Division S Office)

Kohomba 4 Sirithunga Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0726300522

18. H.A.Kristy Lenard Perera

Teak 11 Kohomba 3 Woodapple 1

Sirithunga Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0772149119

19.

A.M.Somawathi

Teak 1 Kohomba 3 Tamarind 1 Hulan Hik 1

Swarnajayanthi Mw, No 14, 6th Mile Post, Kallady

20. H.M.Ajith

- Swarnajayanthi Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0724306859

21.

A.M.Inoka Priyadarshani

Teak 3 Kohomba 4 Woodapple 2 Tamarind 1

Swarnajayanthi Mw,6th Mile Post,Kallady

22. H.M.Sarath Deshapriya

Teak 1 Kohomba 1 Koon 1

Swarnajayanthi Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady

23. W.K.Antani Wijesinghe

- Swarnajayanthi Mw, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0724274038

24.

U.P.T.P.Wijesinghe

Coconut 5 Kohomba 8 Mee 1 Tamarind 1

Sanhindiyawa,Lunuwila 0718252047

25.

D.M.Nalin Dasanayaka

Kohomba 3 Tamarind 1 Daminna 1 Mango 1 Attikka 3 Coconut 1

Dasanayaka Shed, Andigama 0775510071

26. K.Gayani Dilhani

Coconut 7 Kohomba 1

Uththara Attawilluwa, 6th Mile Post, Kallady

27. K.Pathmawathi

- 615/A, Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam 0728851641

28. K.Kanthi Kohomba 1 Meeoya Rd, Kallady 0772158800

29. W.A.Karunarathna

Kohomba 4 Daya Stores, Galkulama, Kottakachchiya 0723995521

30. W.A Chandrawathi

Kohomba 3 Ipil Ipil 4

Kandeyaya,Kottukachchiya,Puttalam

31. H.P.Sirisena

- Samagipura, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0725267743

32. H.P.Baby Coconut 3 Sinhapura, Kallady, Puttalam

33.

K.P. Punchimanike

Coconut 4 Kohomba 4 Daminna 1 Craneberry 1

"Nethmani", Hospital Road, Kudanelubewa, Hidogama 076-7457647

34. Divisional Sectary's Office Kohomba 9 Divisional Sectary's Office, Puttalam

35. R.A.Meri Magrat - Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam

36. D.M.Dhammika Thushara - Attawilluwa,9th Mile Post, Puttalam

37. D.M.Saman Weerasinghe - Attawilluwa,9th Mile Post, Puttalam

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38. I.A.Dharmasiri

- Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0774365085

39. I.A.Pathmasiri Athukorala

Coconut 1 Cashew 5

Pinnakalewatta, Diwulapitiya 0726129405

40. B.R.Hemachandra Siriwardhana

Kohomba 3 Mango 1 Tamarind 3

Uththara Attawilluwa, Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0775326733

41. H.A.C.D.P.Hapuarachchi

- Uththara Attawilluwa Rd, 6th Mile Post, Kallady 0728825242

42. S.P.D.I.Herath - DS Office,Padiyathalawa

43.

D.M Jayasena

Coconut 7 Kohomba 2 Teak 2 Burutha 3 Welan 1 Damunu 1 Cashew 4 Mango 2 Palmyra 1

Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0723452714

44. H.P.D.Thilakasiri

- Thewanuwara, Thabbowa, Puttalam 0726417113

45. H.P.D.Premathilaka

- Uththara Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0712146139

46.

A.D.Samantha Priyadarshani

Teak 6 Burutha 9 Kohomba 6 Cashew 5 Mango 1 Ketakala 1

Shramashakthi Mw, Central Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0719493161

47.

D.M.Wimalawathi

Burutha 2 Teak 8 Cashew 9 Mango 1 Woodapple 3

7th Lane, Bhodirajapura, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0725937020

48. W.H.M. Janaka Sanjeewa Wijerathna

Burutha 6 Teak 36 Kohomba 1 Cashew 24

Kiula 04/02, Kottukachchiya

49. H.P.D.Kanthi Piyasili


50.

M.H.Pathmasili

Burutha 15 Kohomba 4 Teak 1 Cashew 5 Tamarind 2 Welan 1 Doba 1 Koon 1

Kandeyaya, Kottukachchiya 0724469840/0323618243

51. P.W.Nishantha Kumara

Kohomba 3 Daminna 3 Burutha 2

Uththara Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0779575523

52. W.Irangani


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53.

D.Nandana Wimalaweera

Burutha 5 Kohomba 7 Cashew 27 Daminna 4 Koon 2


54. J.A. Radika Sanjeewa

- 7 th Lane, Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0766505422

55. R.M.Wijesiri Rathnayaka


56.

W.Liliyan Biyattris

Coconut 4 Burutha 6 Teak 4 Kohomba 11 Cashew 7 Daminna 8 Milla 1 Tamarind 1 Welan 4 Akeshiya 15


57.

D.P.D.Sarath Sisira Kumara

Coconut 20 Teak 5 Burutha 2 Kohomba 1 Ketakala 1 Welan 1 Daminna 1 Cashew 2 Akeshiya 10 Lunumidella 1

Kiwula 04/02, Kottakachchiya 0724486935

58. D.P.D.Dayananda Wijekumara

Kiwula 04, Kanaththa Rd, Kottukachchiya 0724005501

59.

I.D. Saranapala

Coconut 1 Teak 1 Daminna 1 Tamarind 1 Welan 1

Kiwula 4, Kandeyaya, Kottukachchiya 076-7992221

60.

Merlin Aneeshiya Crus

Coconut 5 Teak 10 Burutha 5 Daminna 2 Ketakala 1 Akeshiya 1

277/12, Siriwardhana Pedesa, Munnantharaya, Negambo 031-3314399

61.

K.D.Sunilawathi

Coconut 16, teak 12, Burutha 2, Kohomba 1, Jack 1, Cashew 1

Kiwula 04, Kottukachchiya 0723682853

62.

K.D.Dayarathna

Coconut 23, Kaluwara 1, Jack 1, Teak 6, Daminna 1, Craneberry 2,


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Mee 1, Welan 2, Mango 1, Cashew 3, Wawarana 3, Kotta 1, Lunumidella1, Hulan hik 2

63. K.A.Ranasinghe

Coconut 8 Teak 12

Uththara Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0325681414

64. B.Vialot

Cocounut 14 Jak 2 Teak 1

Uththara Attawilluwa, 9th Mile Post, Puttalam

65.

J.A.Piyadasa

Coconut 37 Teak 11 Lunumidella 3 Burutha 4 Mango 1 Halmilla 1 Mahogani 1

Central Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0775594377

66.

W.A.R.U.Wanniarachchi

Coconut 19 Teak 7 Welan 3 Gaduba 1 Jak 1 Halmilla 1 Mahogani 2 Kerew 1 Wewarana 5

Koswatiya Rd, Uththara Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0724858016

67. L.H.P.Karunarathne

Jak 1 Uththara Attawilluwa, Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0325710544

68. M.E.Perera

Coconut 7 Teak 4


69.

M.Theres Melka Perera ,

Coconut 17 Teak 6 Lunumidella 2 Cashew 2

Uththara Attawilluwa, Attawilluwa, Puttalam

70.

A.H.M Thilakani Abesinghe

Coconut 13 Teak 17 Cashew 5 Woodapple 1

No 111,Uththara Attawilluwa, 09 Bawuma, Puttalam 0325633112

71. W.Anasly Fernando

Coconut 4 Uththara Attawilluwa,9th Mile Post, Puttalam 0775897215

72. W.Chandra Malani

Coconut 21 Cashew 1

No 36, Marada, Marawila 0775897215

73.

T.P.Saman Kumara Fernando

Coconut 26 Burutha 4 Jak 4 Teak 12 Kohomba 2 Halmilla 3 Mahogani 3 Daminna 1 Wewarana 3

Uththara Attawilluwa, Puttalam 0724059090

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74. R.D.Milin - Galkulama, Kottukachchiya 0729995600

75.

G.Wijerani

Coconut 16 Jack 1 Halmilla 1 Teak 2 Kohomba 1 Daminna 2 Cashew 3 Mango 1

Kiwula 04, Akkara 20, Kottukachchiya 0716940565

76.

R.D.Magilin

Coconut 10 Cashew 5 Craneberry 1 Welan 1

No.178, Suhada Janapadaya, Elabadagama,Pannala 071-3283456

77.

E.P.Ananda Wickckramasiri

Coconut 29 Teak 5 Kohomba 1 Cashew 5


78.

R.D Nishantha

Coconut 9 Teak 6 Cranberry 2 Cashew 1

09 Bauma, Attawilluwa Central, Puttalam 072-6990198

79.

N.Prasanna Sanjeewa

Coconut 15 King Coconut 1 Kohomba 3 Burutha 1 Halmilla 1 Cashew 7 Mango 2 Akeshiya 1 Uguressa 1

Attawilluwa Central,Puttalam

80. R.D.Sisilin - Central Attawilluwa, Puttalam

81.

H.A.Somalatha

Coconut 16 Jak 1 Teak 2 Ketakala 2 Craneberry 4 Cashew 8 Gorok 1 Kerew 1


82. P.P.Nikolospulle

Coconut 3 Burutha 1 Akeshiya 1

No 17, Kiwula 04, Kottukachchiya 0773564855

83.

S.D.Garlin Pemawathi

Coconut 12 Kingcoconut 1 Teak 1 Craneberry 2 Akeshiya 14

Ruwan Niwasa, Kiwula 04, Kottukachchiya

84. R.D.Sumanawathi

Coconut 4 Akeshiya 1

Kiula No 04, Kottukachchiya 071-7104811

85.

T.D.Hentrik Singhgho

Coconut 14 Mango 2 Cashew 2 Akeshiya 3

Kiwula 04, Galkulama, Kottukachchiya 0724981151

99

86.

T.D.Bebinona

Coconut 6 Burutha 2 Cashew 2 Wawarana 1 Akeshiya 1

Kiwula 04, Galkulama, Kottukachchiya

87.

T.D.Jone Sighgho

Cocnut 11 Teak 2 Cashew 3 Akeshiya 1

Kiwula 04, Galkulama, Kottukachchiya 0715281836

88.

T.D. Giro Singhgho

Coconut 19 Burutha 4 Cashew 6 Cranberry 1 Akeshiya 3

Kiula 4, Galkuluma, Kottukachchiya

89. C.A.M.Jayarathna

Coconut 26 Halmilla 1 Cashew 1


90.

R.D.Santris

Coconut 14 King Coconut 1 Burutha 2 Teak 13 Kohomba 1 Ketakala 1 Cashew 8 Kenda 1

Mallankulama, Kottukachchiya

91.

N.Pradeep Priyantha

Coconut 13 Burutha 2 Cashew 1 Beli 2

Attawilluwa Central, Puttalam 072-6990112

92. C.W Samantha Sisira Kumara

Coconut 3 Kohomba 1 koon 1

Attawilluwa Central,Puttalam 072-4880710

93. N. Prasanna Ranjith Belistapura,Puttalam

94. N. Prasanna Sanjeewa Attawilluwa Central, Puttalam

95. R.D. Magilin

No.178, Suhada Janapadaya, Elabadagama, Pannala 071-3283456

96.

W.A. Fransis Thisera

Coconut 3 Burutha 6 Teak 7 Kohomba 2 Milla 1 Daminna 1 Cashew 2

Kiula 4, Galkuluma, Kottukachchiya

97.

J.A.Seetha Ranjani

Coconut 30 Palu 1 Burutha 23 Teak 8 Cranberry 1 Cashew 1


98. R.M.Disna Madushani

Burutha 1 Kohomba 2


99. M.L.Sandya Kumari

Kohomba 1 Cashew 1 Wal Ahu 2

Central Attawilluwa, Puttalam

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100. H.D.Podiya - Central Attawilluwa, Puttalam

101.

K.D.A Kamalina Subhashini

Coconut 2 Teak 14 Klaumediriya 1 Burutha 4 Kohomba 35 Ketakala 1 Cranberry 1 Cashew 9 Mango 1 Wal Aku 2 Akeshiya 1

Attawilluwa Central, Puttalam 077-8843050

102.

G.D.Lalani Damayanthi

Coconut 3 Burutha 2 Teak 6 Kohomba 9 Damunu 1 Hik 1 Cashew 19 Tamarind 2 Mango 1 Wal Ahu 1

Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam 0788349048

103.

J.A.Stanly

Burutha 5 Kohomba 1 Craneberry 2 Cashew 4 Woodapple 1 Nithulla 1 Ipil Ipil 1 Palmyra 1 Dodampana 1


104. J.A. Richard Chamal Sarath - "Laal Sewana",Pothuwilluwa,Paluwilluwa

105.

H.A.Srimath Perera

Coconut 6 Kohomba 5 Teak 1 Cashew 2 Woodapple 1 Akeshiya 1


106. E.P.Nimal Ananda

Burutha 1 Kohomba 1 Woodapple 1


107. E.P.Malkanthi Pemasiri - Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam

108.

E.P.D.Somawathi

Coconut 1 Teak 4 Kohomba 1 Cashew 27

Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam

109. Divisional Sectary's Office

Kumbuk 3 Tamarind 2 Kohomba 1

Divisional Sectary's Office, Puttalam

110.

R.A.Jenat Viviyan Rajapaksha

Coconut 3 Jak 2 kohomba 3 kerew 1


101

111.

R.A.Yasintha Latha Rajapaksha

Coconut 5 Cashew 7 Wel kaju 6 Halmilla 2 Orange 1

Central Attawilluwa,Puttalam

112.

K.K.Nirosha Chamali

Teak 1 Kohomba 1 Daminna 1 Welan 1 Lolu 1


113. M.A.Roshan Vithana Benet Perera

Coconut 1 Kohomba 1


114. R.M.Sarath Kumara

Coconut 20 Teak 2 Kohomba 3


115. G.R.Sunil Geetharathna - Welusumanapura, Madurankuliya

116. G.R.Gamini Karunarathna

Tamarind 1 Kohomba 6

Welusumanapura, Madurankuliya

117. K.A.Anulawathi

Palu 1 Kohomba 3

Pathirajawatta,Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya 0712356352

118. K.A.Swarnalatha - Pathirajawatta,Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya

119. R.P.Rathnapala

Ketakala 1 Kohomba 3 Lunuwarana 1

Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya 0717030621

120. R.P.Susantha Janaka Abewardane Akeshiya 1


121. M.P.Vilbet Thilakarathna

- Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya 0779395937

122. R.P.D.Somasiri


123. W.Susantha Premalal Coconut 25

Cranberry 1

No 22,Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0711038001

124. R.P.Sumanadasa

- No 03,Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

125. R.Saman Somasinghe

- Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0323298037

126. A.D.Amarapala - Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

127. L.P.D.Chandrarathna

-

15 Yaya,Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0776710559

128. W.Sunil Shanthasiri

- Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0725261574

129. R.K.Edward Kaldera - Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

130. E.P.Ariyadasa

- Welusumanapura,Madurankuliya 0715854820

131. T.D.Hentrik Singhgho

- Kiula 4,Galkuluma,Kottukachchiya 077-2080088

132. R.M.D.Ranjan Karunarathna - Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

133. Divisional Secretary Office (Karabe Wewata Pahalin)

Kohomba 4

Divisional Secretary Office, Mahakumbukkadawala (Karabe Wewata Pahalin)

102

134. Divisional Secretary Office (Karabe Wewa)

Kohomba 4

Divisional Secretary Office, Mahakumbukkadawala (Karabe Wewa)

135. Divisional Secretary Office (Thibiri Gaha Wewa)

Kohomba 8 Cranberry 1 Thibiri 1 Ehela 2

Divisional Secretary Office, Mahakumbukkadawala (Thibiri Gaha Wewa)

136. W.M.Chandrawathi

-


137. W.M.Seelawathi

Kohomba 2 Damunu 1

Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0775112902

138.

unknown owner

Teak 2 Kohomba 4 Cashew 7 Woodapple 1

Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya, Madurankuliya

139. K.H.Sumanawathi

-


140. B.A.Renuka Malkanthi

-


141. W.M.Kumarathilaka


142. W.Chandra Lalanthi

Kohomba 1 Teak 2 Cashew 7


143. R.D.Dayananda

Kohomba 2 Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya 0773228607

144. L.A.Sumith Susil Priyadarshana

Coconut 8 Teak 9

Pathum Mw,Welusumanapura, Madurankuliya 0766844067

145. R.M.Asuntha Neelamani

-


146. M.I.P.D.Somawathi - Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

147. M.A.Madhura Prasanna

Kohomba 2 Masan 1


148. J.A.Tikiri Banda

- Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

149. S.D. Ananda Padmasiri

Kohomba 8 Helaba 1

Dangaswewa, Mahakubukkadawala

150.

K.S.S.N.Kumarasinghe

Kohomba 7 Cashew 2 Ehela 1 Helaba 1 Tamarind 2

Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

151. J.A.Jayathunga

Kohomba 2 Cashew 2 Ehela 1

Kiwula 23,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0723904796

152.

W.Ladis Lawus

Kaluwara 1 Palu 2 Kohomba 9 Damunu 3 Helaba 5

No 25,Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya,Madurankuliya

103

Tamarind 1 Ipil Ipli 4 Woodapple 2

153. R.A.Gunarathna Kohomba 4

Helaba 3


154. S.D.Gihan Chanaka Mara 3

Kohomba 4


155. J.A.Rohana Priyanandana

Kohomba 6 Ehela 5


156. M. Nihal Samantha Weerasinghe Kohomba 4

Attawilluwa Central,Wewa Road,Puttalam 071-5883354

157. S.P. Raveendra Indrajith - Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya, Madurankuliya

158. G.J. Thilakarathna Kohomba 1 Kiwula No.24, Welasiya, Madurankuliya

159. U.C.H.P.Jayasinghe

Coconut 47 Teak 6 Woodapple 2

No 10, Keppetipola Rd, Jaela 0750956756

160. W.G.Pushpa Padmalatha Malkanthi

Kohomba 3 Tamarind 3


161. I.P.Rohitha Senarathna

-

No 19,Kiwula Tharuna Wyaparaya, Madurankuliya 0725693082

162. N.Sumith Kumara Senarathna


163. A.P. Kapila Susantha

- Kiula Tharuna Wyaparaya ,Madurankuliya 071-3034580

164. L.P. Munidasa - Dangaswewa, Mahakubukkadawala

165. N.K.P. Ananda Kumara - Sandya Motors, Dummalasooriya

166. R.M.Nishani Wasana Rathnayaka -

Ihala Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya 0776010811

167. A.P Dhammika Palu 2 No.74/1, Yatiyana,Minuwangoda

168.

G.M.V.A.S. Perera

Coconut 8 Kohomba 3 Woodapple 1 Palmyra 3 kotta 1

Weediyawaththa Road, 21 Kanuwa, Wanathawilluwa

169. D.Siriyawathi Perera

Kohomba 12 Daminna 2 Murunga 1

Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya

170. R.M.Sumathipala - Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya

171. K.R.Mala Sriyani Gunawardana -

Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya

172. R.D.Dinesh Gunathilaka - Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya

173. G.M.V.Ajith Shenal Perera

Cocnut 4 Cashew 1 Maila 1

Koiya Bawuma,Paththayama, Madurankuliya 0717648859

174. D.J.M.Rathnawathi

Coconut 3 Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0711714615

175. W.M.Martin Singhgho

- Rathmalgaswewa, Madurankuliya 0723457407

176. W.K.Sunil Fernando

Coconut 18 Mee 1

No11,Dummaladeniya East,Wennappuwa 0772171313

104

177. K.N.R.Keerthilal Gunawardhana -

Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0325783964

178.

M.B. Siripala

Kohomba 1 Tamarind 1 Cranberry 1 Palmyra 1

No 06, Kiula Tharuna Wyaparaya ,Madurankuliya 071-3990425

179. W.Somasiri Silva - Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya

180. K.Siriyawathi

- Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0723147847

181.

W.P.Devit Appuhami

Coconut 3 Kohomba 2 Mango 1 Kotta 5 Kithulla 1

Rathmalgaswewa, Welasiya, Madurankuliya 0783535247

182. J.A.Asela Chathuranga Jayasinghe -

Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0769776558

183. E.P.Ghanapala

Woodapple 1 Kohomba 1

Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0724070315

184. D.M.Amithsiri

- Rathmalgaswewa,Welasiya,Madurankuliya 0723115109

185. U.L.Sujith Prasanna - Welusumanapura, Madurankuliya

186. K.G.Lamawathi - Welusumanapura, Madurankuliya

187. R.P.Premalal - Rathmalgaswewa, Mahakumbukkadawala

188. D.M. Jayawardhana

Coconut 15 Cashew 3 Daminna 2

Welasiya South,Madurankuliya 0773115149

189. S.Chandrasiri

Palmyra 1 Temple Road, Madurankuliya 0757090421

190. G.Peter Singhgho

- Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya 0725181935

191. B.Balachandran

- Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya 0725949238

192. S.Mahindapala

Coconut 1 155,Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya 0767418861

193. S.A.Mahinda Silva - Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya

194. Sonic Plantation

- Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya 0776730079/0774441140

195. W.Kavindu Lakshan Fernando

Coconut 8 Jayasirigama, Madurankuliya 0716022555

196. K.D Dayarathna

Coconut 8 Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya 0722231961

197. S. Mahindapala Coconut 1 155,Keerthisinhagama, Madurankuliya

198. E.Sanjeewa Priyantha

- Mangalaeliya, Ashokapura 0789093172

199. A.Sarath Fernando

-

Kumbukkadawala Rd, 3 Mile Post, Madurankuliya 0725230756

200. Ali Sabri

Teak 7 No 14,Wana Road, Puttalam 0777328344

201. A.V.Y. Sabharathna Coconut 15

Kohomba 4

No.100,Thibillawaththa, Puttalam Road, Chilaw 077-3290119

202. W.Fransis Fernando Kohomba 2 South Warichchikattuwa, Mangala Eliya

105

077-6368821

203. A.Amitha Ruwansiri De Silva

- Marichchikattuwa South, Mangalaeliya 0770757046

204. Divisional Sectary's Office(Wembusole Wewa)

Kumbuk 1 Divisional Sectary's Office , Mundal (Wembusole Wewa)

205.

Chilaw Plantation PLC.

Coconut 7 Kohomba 9 Cashew 4 Woodapple Hulanhik 1 Thelabu 1

Kapruka Sewana, No.165, Puttalam Road,Chilaw

206. Industrial Presure Wessels Pvt Ltd

Cashew 89 Kohomba 2

59/1/1,Chithra Lena, Colombo 05

207. M.D.Mervin Stanly

- Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya 0785172088

208. S.A.D.Praneetha Mayoshan

- 2 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya 0767565394

209. J.P.Rohitha Wijesiri


210. T.A.Antani Nihal


211. Chamila Thushari De Silva

-

Ilukfeild Watta, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya 0772720222/0719876999

212. N.D.S.Fernando (Pilip J Weliwita) Coconut 15

No 158, Jaya Mw, Boralassa, Lunuwila 0715674329

213. Divisional Sectary's Office,Mundel

Kumbuk 4 Divisional Sectary's Office, Mundel

214. J.A.D.Rohana Wasntha

- Nawandankulama, 2nd Mile Post, Mangalaeliya 0767058771

215. W.S.A.Bernadeth - Nawandankulama,1st Mile Post, Mangalaeliya

216. J.K.Nishani Ayeshika

-

3 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya 0726365004

217. M.M.Kumuduni Malkanthi

- Nawandankulama, Weerahalkattuwa 0711707998

218. M.A.Irangani

- Jayarajapura, Nawandankulama 0774100261

219. P.M.Chandrarathna

- Ashokapura, Mangalaeliya 0724366502

220. M.L.Rasika Sriyani


221. G.Prasanna Jayaruwan Appuhami -

3 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya 0776395178

222. W.D.M.Fernando


223. M.Cherin Perera - 1 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya

224. M.L.Roshan Jayalath Fonseka - 3 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya

225. H.A.Sebastian Appuhami - 96 Watta, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya

226. J.M.D.Presonahami


227. W.Pilipneri Fernando


228. T.A.Chandra Malkanthi - Palliya Asala, Poththuwilluwa,Palawiya

106

0776625539

229. W.Cristoper Fernando - Jayarajapura, Mahakumbukkadawala

230. S.Kamal Indrajith Rodrigo


231. W.D.Priyangika - 1 Mile Post, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya

232. J.P.Rathnayaka - Shanthiya Kallaya, Mundal

233. J.K.Srimath Nirosha


234. T.A.Joshop Anjelo


235. J.K.Meri Anastin Perera

- Weehenkattuwa, Nawandankulama, Mangalaeliya

236. A.G.Jayapalan

- Kirimattawa,Mundal 0779731639

237. H.A.F.E.Wijesinghe

- No 30, Sapirigama,Mundal 0715982267

238. S. Sethupathi

- 58/32, Anuaradapura Road, Puttalam 0322267274

239. Thiyalnayaka Murgeiya

- Keerimattawa, Mundal 0776025170

240. Themsana Moorthi Mahindeer Kumar -

Thandiwil, Mundel 0757389618

241. B.E.T.J. Mendis

- Karthanwilluwa, Mundal 0776936924

242. D.G. Rupawathi

- Mundalkaduwa, Mundel 0722179893

243. M.Perimarajan

- Mundalkaduyaya, Mundal 0775013565

244. Kolijeganadan Prasanna

- 84,Karungalicholei,Mundal 0752293240

245. Srivamurthi Padmanadan

- Mahasembukuliya,Mundal 0729445409

246. H.A.Premadasa

- Anomawatta,Mundal 0779504959

247. H.K.Lunas Appuhami

- Karuwalabedda,Mundal 0774009798

248. Agalamungu Manjula

- Karungalicholei,Mundal 0768005298

249. R.A.Dona Miyurin Deepthi Kumari

-

442,Mahasembukuliya, Mundal 0717512555

250. Pichchamungu Selwarathnam

- 34 B, Karungalicholei, Mundal 0775129223

251. K.Rasalingam


252. K.Yoganadan

- 53A,Karungalicholei,Mundal 07634452113

253. S.Manju Pradeep


254. W.Oliver Fernando

- C.S.Watta, Mundal 0313321884

255. L.D.Teetus Perera

- Puttalam Rd,Mundal 0777989205

107

256. L.L.D.M.Neeta Perera

- Puttalam Rd,Mundal 0770330167

257. M.Arumuganadan


258. S.Vijayarani

- Akkara 60, Mundal 0723509016

259. P.Thilak Ambina - Karthanwilluwa, Mundel

260. T.Paramanadan

-

No 40,St Meri Road, Pallanchena North, Kochchikade 0777145659

261. A.Ponmariyal

- Kirimattawa,Mundal 0779731639

262. H.A.Shantha Kumara

- Suhada Mw, Karnanwilluwa, Mundal 0724480130

263. G.T.Meri Kelista

- Karnanwilluwa,Mundal 0776111490

264. B.D. Malani Chandralatha

- Suhada Mw,Karnanwilluwa, Mundal 0724480133

265. W. Meri Chalat Fernando

- Swarna Stores, Mundal 0776285506

266. R.G. Wasanatha - Akkara 412 Yaya, Mundal

267. G. Jeewanaraj

- Puttalam Road, Mundal 0724480400

268. S.Suppaiya

- Masembukuliya,Puttalam 0776238889

269. S.Mallika

- No 77, karungaliya, Mundal 0711514038

270. H.Kwintin Appuhami

- Akkara 412 yaya, Mundal 0716550531

271. Marimuththu Anthoni


272. K.A. Suwanda

- Unaweliya, Madurankuliya 0772557985

273. R.A.Layanal Appuhami

- Mundalkaduyaya, Mundal 0771875064

274. K.G.Sujith Susantha

- 15 th Mile Post,Mundal 0724481224

275. M.A.Selwaraja

- 15 th Mile Post,Mundal 0724481203

276. D.C.C.Ilangakoon

- No 15,Samangigama,Mundal 0775668105

277. K.D.Jayashili Fernando

- Akkara 412, Mundal 0778181464

278. K.A.A.D.Kashiyarn Basil

- 287,Mahasembukuliya, Mundal 0711602951

279. Janaka Nayanajith Jayawickckrama -

Sapirigama, Mundal 0774021920

280. V.Sriwa Maya

- Ranawiru Mw,Arachchikattuwa 0766079224

281. D.M.N.S.K.Alahakoon

- No 315,Puttalam Rd,Mundal 0777194165

282. M.V.N.P.Kumara

- Akkara 412, Mundal 0776193423

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283. M.Mangalika

-

Infront of Railway Quarters, Puttam Rd, Mundal 0322052285

284. W. Brijet Menal Thisera

- Akkara 412 Yaya, Mundal 0772272378

285. K.Priyangika Subhashani Samarasinghe -

Puttalam Rd,Mundal 0715405718

286. W.Nadeeka Shamali Thisera


287. P.Sunil Fernando


288. J.K.Siriyawathi

- No 12,Railway Quarters,Mundal 0724480337

289. S.Wasanthi


290. A.J.Rajkumar

Kohomba 1 No 32, Karthanwilluwa, Mundal 0723946123

291. K.L. Indrani Perera


292. Donald Weeraman Salgadu

Akeshiya 4 Akkara 60, Mundal 0776649489

293. M.C.Faruk

- Akkaracheliya,Agunawila 0711548640

294. N.Nahulindran

- Akkaracheliya,Agunawila, Mundal 0716499832/0713002419

295. M.H.Anwar Sidhdheen

- Akkaracheliya,Agunawila, Mundal 0719169848

296. A.H.Najeema

-

Akkaracheliya,Agunawila, Mundel 0770180098/0764649922

297. A.M.Hairudeen

-

Akkaracheliya,Agunawila, Mundel 0716069501

298. B.B.M.R.P.Jayasuriya

- Presswill State, Mundal 0775668188

299. G.G.Dharmadasa

Kohomba 1 Bulu 4

Sedawatta State,Mundal 0777178568

300. M.Neela Merlin Perera

- No 14/2, Kirikattiya, Madurankuliya 0778182162

301. W.P.D. Darmarathna

Palmyra 1 Akeshiya 7

Akkara 60, Mundal 0776796011

302. U.Shelton Perera

- Sapirigama, Mundal 0779026913

303. R.Kamala Hasan


304. N.P. Sunil Thisera

Palmyra 1 Suhada Mawatha, Karthanwilluwa, Mundal 0770110086

305. S.N.S.B.I. Kameera Jayasingha -

Suhada Mawatha, Karthanwilluwa, Mundal 0770110086

306. U.Achala Duleep Perera

- Sapirigama, Mundel 0776379900

307. W.R.A.Piyathilaka

- Baralankattuwa,Mundal 071-9373300

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308. B.K.S.K.R.W. Gunawardhana

-

N.M.Appuhami Street, 11 Road,Uhumeeya,Gepallawa 076-6949773

309. B.K.S.B.R.W. Gunawardhana

- No.21, Deniyaya Road,Bollana,Ganemulla 071-6355605

310. R.K.M.M.J. Madanayaka - No.21, Deniyaya Road,Bollana,Ganemulla

311. B.K.N.C.R.W. Gunawardhana

- No.259, Bollana,Ganemulla 077-1357335

312. B.S.I.R.W. Gunawardhana

- No.243/1,Kerawalapitiya, Hedalawaththa 077-0354022

313. M.A. Wijayadasa

- No.261,Kiriyankalliya, Mundal 077-3700344

314. A.P.K.Malani Wijesinghe Manike -

Chandra Stores, Puttalam Road, Baththuluoya 071-6159409

315. D.S.A.M. Anjula Chaminda

- 83/26/1, Ethugahawaththa, Mugunuwatawana, Chilaw

316. S.D. Jeewana Laxman Perera - "Laal Sewana”, Pothuwilluwa, Paluwilluwa

317. P.Asanachchiya

Cranberry 1 Kumbuk 1 Palmyra 25

Pudukuduirippu, Baththuluoya 0715757961

318. M.S.Jeman Bawa

- Akkaracheliya, Agunawila, Mundal 0711548666

319. C.M.A.Majeen

- Akkaracheliya, Agunawila, Mundal 0713245955

320.

W.M.J.C.Rodni perera

Kohoba 3 Chasu nut 4 Akeshiya 3 Bho Tree 1

Sampath watta, Marichchikattuwa,Mangalaeliya 0777119139

321.

R.L.P. Kumari Ranasinghe

Coconut 2 Burutha 1 Chasu Nut 1 Teak 1

Uttara uttavilluwa,9 Bawma, Puttalum 0771486870

322.

W.M.C.S.S.Fernando

Plant Coconut 8 Chasu nut 2 Akeshiya 1 Hik 1

Sirisiliwatta, Marichchikattuwa,Mangalaeliya

323. S.W.M.T.B.Hulugalle

Chasu nut 3 Bho Tree 1

Tropicoir Lanka(pvt) Ltd,Mangalaeliya, Marichchikattuwa

Note 1:-

No. of affected persons given in this report is slightly higher than that is given in the mid year safeguard

report for 2019 because of the under mentioned reasons.

( i ). Additional 6 Nos. of W- Notices had been distributed for government owned lands in DS divisions

(They are highlighted in the above table) No one has occupied these lands but they are also affected due

to the proposed line route construction activities. Therefore, those lands have been included in the

affected party list presented in this report but not been included in W-notice list presented in mid year

safeguard report of 2019.

( ii ). One of the affected party personnel, T.P.S.K.Fernando was repeated as No.68 and No.74 by

mistake.(hence existing No.68 column deleted for the corrections.)

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Note 2:-

Additionally four Nos. of W- notices was issued to land owners due to the change of land ownerships

and small route adjustment as suggested by DS in the month of August. Hence the total no. of affected

persons is 323 at the moment.

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