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Proceedings of the Government of Karnataka Sub: Implementation of Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP) with the World assistance reg. Ref: File No. KUIDFC/KUWSMP/Extn/24x7/97 of the Managing Director, KUIDFC. ** *** ** Preamble: Based on the success of 24x7 water supply in the Demonstration Zones in the cities of Belgaum, Gulbarga & Hubli-Dharwad and resolutions passed by the said three City Corporations, approval of the Government was accorded for upscaling 24x7 water supply to cover the entire Corporation areas of the three cities on PPP basis, vide G.O. UDD 81 PRJ 2008 dated 6.10.2008. As per the line estimates prepared during 2008-09 for the projected population by 2031, project cost for up-scaling was assessed as Rs.220 crores for Belgaum, Rs.155 cores for Gulbarga and Rs.360 crores for Hubli-Dharwad. Thus, total cost of the Up-Scaling Project was estimated at Rs.735 cores. A broad investment structure of the PPP project envisaged was as under: (Rs. in Crores) 1 Investment by Private Operator on 50% 367.50 construction and O&M 2 GOI funding under VGF 20% 147.00 3 State Government funding 20% 147.00 4 contribution 10% 73.50 Total 100% 735.00 The other assumptions were that the private Operator would be paid on annuity basis, subject to adherence to pre-determined performance standards throughout the contract period. These payments would include investment as well as service charges. contributions would be made by the s from out of their own sources or state support of SFC. The s would be required to adopt appropriate tariff structure in consultation with the Government. The Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 1

respective s would be responsible for collection of water rates and refund of investments. Releases under SFC grants could be used as guarantees. Preparation of project reports and structuring for the Up-Scaling Project has been taken up by KUIDFC through Consultants (M/s TATA Consulting Engineers Limited in association with M/s. SREI Infrastructure Finance, Ltd.,). As per the project reports prepared by the Consultants for the projected population by 2041, project costs are assessed as under: Sl. Project Cost City No. (Rs. in crores) 1 Belgaum 470 2 Gulbarga 480 3 Hubli-Dharwad 810 Total 1760 As projects based on annuity payments to the Operator are not eligible for support under VGF scheme of GoI (as informed by GoI vide it s letter No. 3D(3)/1/2008-PPP dated 2.1.2009 in response to the proposal sent by GoK), a proposal seeking financial assistance from the World to an extent of 50% of the above project cost (Rs. 880 crores) was sent to GoI vide letter dated 30.7.2011 of the Chief Secretary, GoK. The proposal was recommended to the World by GoI, vide letter dated 1.1.2012 of DEA. The World agreed for an assistance of US$ 190 million and communicated the same vide its letter dated 24.1.2012. The up-scaling project is named as Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP). Project preparation activities are in progress. As a part of the preparatory activities, two studies (a) Sectoral Environmental and Social Assessment (SESA) and (b) Communications & Stakeholder Intermediation Strategy (CSIS) are taken up. Loan negotiations are expected to take place in April 2014. The project in addition to up-scaling of 24/7 in the three cities aims to bring about reforms in urban water sector. As per the budget presented for 2013-14, 24x7 water supply up scaling projects in Gulbarga, Hubli-Dharwad and Belgaum cities at a total cost of Rs. 1760 crore will be undertaken. The current year budget for this project is Rs. 30.00 crores. Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 2

Meanwhile based on the proposals submitted by KUWS&DB, Government accorded approval for implementation of (i) 24x7 water supply in 13 wards (to cover 3 wards fully and 10 wards partly) in Hubli-Dharwad out of the savings of Rs. 42.90 crores (ii) 24x7 water supply in 17 wards (to cover 5 wards fully and 12 wards partly) in Hubli-Dharwad at an estimated cost of Rs. 71 crores under the funding pattern of 40% grant by GoK, 50% loan from financial institutions and 10% contribution vide G.O. No. UDD 14 UWS 2012 dated 12.9.2012 and No. UDD 02 UWS 2012 dated 8.10.2012 respectively. KUWS&DB has already awarded the contract for the works under Rs. 71 crores project and has invited bids for the works under Rs. 42.50 crores project. The Project Reports for up-scaling 24x7 water supply in the 3 s have been further refined by the Consultants based on consultation with the respective s, KUWS&DB and KUIDFC. It is proposed to implement the project in phases (viz., I phase to cater for the population by 2026 and subsequently II phase to cater for the population by 2041). Accordingly, investment required for implementation of phase I & phase II is worked out as under: ( Rs in Crores) Total Phase I Phase II Invest ment Inves tment GoK support GoK supp ort contri butio n Invest Contributi on ment GoK supp ort GoK suppo rt contrib ution Gulbarga 635 489 72% 352 28% 137 146 0% 0.0 100% Belgaum 663 427 72% 308 28% 120 236 0% 0.0 100% Hubli- Dharwad 1146 763 72% 550 28% 214 383 0% 0.0 100% Total 2444 1,679 72% 1,209 28% 470 765 0% 0 100% Note: (1) Proposed investments include price & physical contingencies and IDC (2) The investment for Hubli-Dharwad is arrived at duly deducting the investments being made by KUWS&DB. Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 3

Taking into consideration both phase I & II, the share of the State Government & the three s works out as under ( Rs in Cr.) Proposed Investment Share % Share GoK 3s GoK 2444 1209 1235 49% 51% Thus the share of the State Government is as per the originally envisaged percentage (i.e. 50%) Base case scenarios in respect of all the 3 s are enclosed vide Annexure I to III. Also, statements showing component-wise investments under phase I & II in 3 s are enclosed vide Annexure IV to VI It is to be mentioned here that proposals prepared by KUWS&DB for improvements in water supply in the above 3 s each costing about Rs 200crores are being posed under UIDSSMT. If the proposals are approved, funds that would be available under UIDSSMT may be dovetailed with the funds under the World assisted project. It is assumed that (i) s would be able to raise the loan by earmarking 35% of untied SFC grant for a period of 12 years (2014-2026) and (ii) each would pay Rs 40crores out of CM s special grant (Nagarothana Phase III) of Rs. 100 crore. It is further proposed that any grants that would be released by the Government to the s for water supply would be earmarked for the project. It is envisaged that all 3s would open an Escrow account for depositing amount to meet their contribution, repayment of loan & towards phase II investment. The s would deposit funds out of CMs special grant (Nagarothana Phase III) of Rs 100crores, 35% of untied SFC grant & any other grants that may be released by the Government for the water supply. regard. All the three City Corporations have passed necessary resolutions in this Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 4

As regards water charges, the volumetric tariff stipulated in G.O. No. UDD 07 UWS 2011 dated 20.7.2011 is adopted with 2% increase per annum. The water charges would be sufficient to meet the O&M expenditure. Currently, there is an Empowered Committee for KUWASIP headed by the Additional Chief Secretary to Government (the Committee was constituted vide GO No. UDD 168 PRJ 2005 dated 8.2.2006). The said Committee is proposed to be continued to take decisions for implementing KUWSMP (Up-scaling Project) The proposal was referred to the Finance Department for their concurrence and their opinion is as under; Finance Department concurs for placing the DCN before the Cabinet with the following conditions/clarification. It is mentioned that for the capital investment programme(rs 1679cr) only 50% funding is expected from the World i.e., Rs. 840 crores ($130 million). Since it has been mentioned that the entire share of GOK will be met out of the loan to be taken from the World, it should be clearly mentioned in para 10, 11 & 19(ii) of the Cabinet Note that what is the actual share of Government of Karnataka and how the remaining amount for capital investment in phase-i will be met. The Department should mention clearly whether the entire capital investment cost of (Rs. 470 cr. In Ph-I and Rs. 765 cr. In Ph- II) will be met out of the loan it will raise by earmarking 35% of untied SFC grant and payment of Rs. 40 cr. out of CM s special grant and other grants released for the water supply by the Government to s or a part of World assistance will be passed on to them. If so, the mode of transfer. A new Government Order for constituting of Empowered Committee should be issued. Normally the World reimburses statutory deductions like taxes and duties. But it is not mentioned in the DCN. Will the contingency Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 5

fund allocated be utilized for meeting statutory deduction expenditures? This may be clarified by the Implementing Agency. The funding pattern shown for the project highlights only Government of Karnataka share and share. But the funding pattern should be shown in the following manner: Sl No. Funding Phase-I Phase-II Agency In In Rs. % In In Rs. % million $ crore million $ crore 1. World 2. State Share 3. Share Total Compliance to the comments of the Finance Department are furnished below. It is clarified that the capital investment for Phase-I is proposed to be met through 72% assistance from the World (which is about 50% of total capital investment of Rs 2444crores under PhaseI & II) & 28% contribution by the s. Whereas, the entire capital investment (100%) for Phase-II is proposed to be met out of s contribution. The investment phasing is shown below; ( Rs in Crores) Total Phase II Invest ment Inves tment World assistan ce World assist ance contri butio n Invest Contributi on ment World assist ance World assist ance contrib ution Gulbarga 635 489 72% 352 28% 137 146 0% 0.0 100% Belgaum 663 427 72% 308 28% 120 236 0% 0.0 100% Hubli- Dharwad 1146 763 72% 550 28% 214 383 0% 0.0 100% Total 2444 1,679 72% 1,209 28% 470 765 0% 0 100% Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 6

Apart from the capital investment, it is estimated that an amount of Rs 100crores would be required for project management & Rs 30 crores for technical assistance for sector development under Phase-I. It is proposed to meet the expenditure towards the said components by the State Government. Thus, taking into consideration both phase I & II including project management & technical assistance components, the share of the World, State Government & the three s works out as under; Sl No Funding Agency Phase I + Phase II US $ In Rs Cr % Million 1 World 187 1209 47 2 State Share 20 130 5 3 Share 190 1235 48 Total 397 2574 100 It is clarified that s contribution towards implementation of Phase-I & Phase-II will be met out of the loan it will raise by earmarking 35% of untied SFC grant & payment of Rs 40crore out of CMs special grant & other grants released for water supply by the Government. A separate Government order regarding constitution of an Empowered Committee for KUWSMP will be issued. The estimated capital investment are inclusive of taxes & duties. The funding pattern is shown below Sl No Funding Agency Phase-I Phase-II US $ In Rs Cr % US $ In Rs % Million Million Cr 1 World 187 1209 67 0 0 0 2 State Share 20 130 7 0 0 0 3 Share 72 470 26 118 765 100 Total 279 1809 100 118 765 100 The Managing Director, KUIDFC has sought approval of the Government to the following proposal: Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 7

(i) to implement Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP) phase-i at an estimated cost of US$ 279 million (Rs.1809 crores), with an assistance of US$ 187 million (Rs.1209 crores) from the World. (ii) to adopt the following funding pattern ; Sl No Funding Agency Phase-I Phase-II US $ In Rs Cr % US $ In Rs % Million Million Cr 1 World 187 1209 67 0 0 0 2 State 20 130 7 0 0 0 Share 3 Share 72 470 26 118 765 100 Total 279 1809 100 118 765 100 (iii) to the following financial arrangement by the City Corporations of Belgaum, Gulbarga & Hubli-Dharwad: a) Earmarking of 35% of untied SFC grant for a period of 2014-2041 towards loan repayment relating to Phase I & execution of phase II works. b) Payment of a contribution of Rs 40crores out of CM s special grant (Nagarothana Phase III) of Rs. 100 crores. c) Opening of an Escrow account for depositing amount to meet their contribution, repayment of loan & towards phase II investment. d) Keeping Escrow account in operation for the period 2014-2041 and (iv) to constitute an Empowered Committee to take decisions for implementing the World assisted Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP). The Government have examined the proposal in detail and hence this Order. Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 8

Government Order No. UDD 244 PRJ 2013, Bangalore dated 7.11.2013 For the reasons explained in the preamble, sanction is accorded for upscaling 24x7 water supply to the entire corporation areas of Belgaum, Hubli- Dharwad and Gulbarga under the World assisted Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP) and to the following: (i) to implement Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP) phase-i at an estimated cost of US$ 279 million (Rs.1809 crores), with an assistance of US$ 187 million (Rs.1209 crores) from the World. (ii) to adopt the following funding pattern ; Sl No Funding Agency Phase-I Phase-II US $ In Rs Cr % US $ In Rs % Million Million Cr 187 1209 67 0 0 0 1 World 2 State 20 130 7 0 0 0 Share 3 Share 72 470 26 118 765 100 Total 279 1809 100 118 765 100 (iii) to the following financial arrangement by the City Corporations of Belgaum, Gulbarga & Hubli-Dharwad: a. Earmarking of 35% of untied SFC grant for a period of 2014-2041 towards loan repayment relating to Phase I & execution of phase II works. b. Payment of a contribution of Rs 40crores out of CM s special grant (Nagarothana Phase III) of Rs. 100 crores. c. Opening of an Escrow account for depositing amount to meet their contribution, repayment of loan & towards phase II investment. d. Keeping Escrow account in operation for the period 2014-2041 and Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 9

(iv) to constitute an Empowered Committee to take decisions for implementing the World assisted Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Project (KUWSMP). This Order issues as per the Cabinet meeting held on 30.10.2013 vide No.C.754/2013 and the Finance Department s Note FD420 Exp-9/2013, dated 28.10.2013. By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka To: Sd/- (N. Gopalaiah) Under Secretary to Government Urban Development Department 1. The Accountant General, Karnataka, Bangalore 2. The Principal Secretary / Secretary to Government, Urban Development Department 3. The Principal Secretary to Government, Finance Department 4. The Managing Director, KUIDFC, Bangalore 5. The Managing Director, KUWS&DB, Bangalore 6. PS to the Hon ble Minister for Urban Development, Vikasa Soudha, Bangalore. 7. The Deputy Commissioners, Belgaum / Gulbarga / Hubli-Dharwad. 8. The Commissioners, City Municipal Corporation, Belgaum / Gulbarga / Hubli-Dharwad. 9. PS to the Chief Secretary (Cabinet section) (case No. C754/2013) 10. Section Guard File / Spare copies Draft G.O-Eng (7.11.2013) 10