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The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) has allotted 41 returnable plots to 23 farmers from Undavalli village who contributed their land for the construction of the Seed Access Road in Amaravati. The allotment was carried out through an online e-lottery at the APCRDA office in Rayapudi, with a trial run conducted before the live draw. The process resulted in the allotment of 26 residential and 15 commercial plots. Provisional certificates were handed over to the beneficiaries, while officials advised them to complete registration and said GIS and survey teams would help identify their plots.
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) has allotted 41 returnable plots to 23 farmers from Undavalli village whose lands were used for the construction of the Seed Access Road as part of Amaravati's development.
The allotment was conducted through an e-lottery at the APCRDA office in Rayapudi. The process was carried out in the presence of the participating farmers. Before the actual draw, officials conducted a trial run of the online randomisation system to demonstrate how the residential and commercial plots would be allotted.
After the trial was completed, the live e-lottery was conducted. Of the 41 plots allotted, 26 were residential plots and 15 were commercial plots. APCRDA Additional Commissioner Kollabattula Karthik, IAS, handed over provisional allotment certificates to the farmers who received the plots.
Officials advised the beneficiaries to complete the registration process at the earliest. GIS personnel and village surveyors will assist the farmers in identifying the exact geographical location of their respective plots, which is expected to help with the registration and subsequent documentation.
The allotment is part of the broader process through which farmers who contributed land for Amaravati's development receive returnable residential and commercial plots. APCRDA has been using e-lottery-based allotments for different groups of eligible farmers to distribute developed plots through an online randomisation process.
The authority had also carried out several similar allotments in recent months. In one such exercise, 151 returnable plots, including 80 residential and 71 commercial plots, were allotted to 77 eligible farmers from various Amaravati villages. The process covered villages including Undavalli, Penumaka, Lingayapalem, Uddandarayanipalem, Rayapudi, Venkatapalem and Mandadam.
Another recent allotment involved 113 returnable plots being distributed to 42 farmers from five Amaravati villages. Those allotments included beneficiaries who had recently contributed land as well as farmers requiring alternative plots because of road alignment, court cases or land acquisition affecting their earlier allotments.
The Seed Access Road has also become an important part of the developing Amaravati road network. The road provides connectivity between the capital region and Vijayawada, Mangalagiri and Guntur, with the project passing through areas including Rayapudi and Undavalli. Recent reporting has noted that further expansion of the road network is planned to strengthen connectivity towards National Highway-16.
APCRDA's official plot-allotment system also provides facilities for checking returnable plot details, including residential and commercial certificates and lottery information for different Amaravati villages.
The latest allotment keeps the focus on completing the land-pooling commitments alongside the wider construction activity in Amaravati. With registration and plot identification now forming the next steps for the 23 beneficiaries, the role of survey and GIS teams will be important in ensuring that the allotted plots can be clearly located and documented.
Source APCRDA
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