The premises in Weeraketiya incorporate the graves of Gotabaya Rajapaksa's guardians.
The partnership fell under the Defense and Urban Development service.
The venture, named 'Weeraketiya Project' was started on Feb. 17, 2014.
The gallery was opened on Nov. 06, 2014, which denoted the 47th recognition of DA Rajapaksa, the father of Gotabaya, Basil and Mahinda Rajapaksa.
Costs of the gallery, which was assembled utilizing work of the Navy, have been accounted by the Land Reclamation & Development Corporation as takes after :
Materials - Rs. 47,285,553
Travel costs - Rs. 321,056
Work (company) - Rs. 1,246,650
Apparatus costs - Rs. 7,882,310
Fuel - Rs. 4,811,310
Water, Electricity - Rs. 600
Various - Rs. 161,936
All out - Rs. 61,710,096
Certain extra parts of the ventures are as per the following :
01.
an) Ornamental fish for lake Rs. 1,000,000
b) Artwork around the lake - Rs. 6,288,800
02.
a) 09 bronze lotus blooms estimated at Rs. 275,000 every - Rs. 3,049,200 (comprehensive of expense)
b) Purchase and establishment of two gems - Rs. 9,240,822
03.
Buy of 33 sun oriented controlled lights and 4 electric fans - Rs. 5,372,075
04.
15,000 9x4 square charnockite stones brought unpaid from UDA - Rs. 4,125,000
The costs for gems and pending installments to the UDA for cut stones are excluded in the Corporation's records.
Despite the fact that these are incorporated, the aggregate expense surpasses Rs. 75 million, even without the incorporation of Navy work costs.
