PART I EXTRAORDINARY

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MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (CRDA) DEPARTMENT

Municipal Administration & Urban Development Department – The Andhra Pradesh Capital

Region Land Pooling Scheme (Formulation and Implementation) Rules, 2025 – Amendment

- Notification – Issued.

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(G.O.Ms.No.241,

Municipal

Administration

&

Urban

Development

(CRDA)

Department, Dt.24.09.2026)

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (f) of sub-section (2) of section 18 of

Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority Act, 2014 [Act 11 of 2014], the

Government of Andhra Pradesh hereby make the following amendment to Andhra Pradesh

Capital Region Land Pooling Scheme (Formulation and Implementation) Rules, 2025 issued

in G.O.Ms.No.118, MA&UD (CRDA) Dept., Dt.01.07.2025.

AMENDMENT

1.

In sub-rule (2) of rule 16, in the existing table, after clause (f), the following clause

(g) shall be inserted, namely: -

(g). For the farmers who have given their Dry and Jareebu land of less than 1.00 acre

in land pooling scheme, will also be paid Rs.40,000/- for Dry Land and Rs.60,000/-

for Jareebu land for 10 years.

This benefit shall be applicable to the eligible landowners of the (7) Villages notified

in G.O.Ms.No.252 MA&UD(CRDA) Dept., dt:02.12.2025. whose extent and

ownership were confirmed on or before 02.12.2025 i.e., cutoff date, for the purpose of

ascertaining eligibility to get the minimum annuity benefit. Further sub-

divisions/ownership changes effected after cutoff date shall be paid proportionate to

the extent.

Registered No. HSE-49/2016

No.543

AMARAVATI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2026

G.732

NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT

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This benefit may be extended for upcoming villages under Land Pooling Scheme if

any, the date of issue of Government order (G.Os) notifying the respective village

under Land Pooling Scheme may be taken as cutoff date for the purpose of

ascertaining

eligibility

to

get

minimum

annuity

benefit.

Further

sub-

divisions/ownership changes effected after cutoff date shall be paid proportionate to

the extent.

The benefit of annual payment of Rs.40,000/- for Dry land and Rs.60,000/- for

Jareebu land shall be extended only to those landowners who have surrendered their

lands and continue to hold the corresponding returnable developed plots. Where part

of the developed plots has been alienated, the annuity shall be paid proportionately to

the extent of the developed plots retained by the original landowner. Purchasers or

subsequent transferees of LPOCs / returnable plots shall not be entitled to the said

annual payment.

2.

Consequential amendment to Form-V: In Form-V under Rule 19(6), under Clause 5,

after the existing clause (f), the following clause (g) shall be inserted, namely:-

Form-

V-

(Under

Rule

19(6))

Clause-

5;

(g)For the farmers who have given their Dry and Jareebu land of less than 1.00

acre in land pooling scheme, will also be paid Rs. 40,000/- for Dry Land and

Rs.60,000/- for Jareebu land for 10 years.

This benefit shall be applicable to the eligible landowners of the (7) Villages

notified in G.O.Ms.No. 252 MA&UD(CRDA) Dept, dt: 02.12.2025. whose

extent and ownership were confirmed on or before 02.12.2025 i.e., cutoff date,

for the purpose of ascertaining eligibility to get the minimum annuity benefit.

Further sub-divisions/ownership changes effected after cutoff date shall be paid

proportionate to the extent.

This benefit may be extended for upcoming villages under Land Pooling Scheme

if any, the date of issue of Government order (G.Os) notifying the respective

village under Land Pooling Scheme may be taken as cutoff date for the purpose

of ascertaining eligibility to get minimum annuity benefit. Further sub-

divisions/ownership changes effected after cutoff date shall be paid

proportionate to the extent.

The benefit of annual payment of Rs.40,000/- for Dry land and Rs.60,000/- for

Jareebu land shall be extended only to those landowners who have surrendered

their lands and continue to hold the corresponding returnable developed plots.

Where part of the developed plots has been alienated, the annuity shall be paid

proportionately to the extent of the developed plots retained by the original

landowner. Purchasers or subsequent transferees of LPOCs / returnable plots

shall not be entitled to the said annual payment.

S. SURESH KUMAR

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT