CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

The piped water supply of Bareilly City was started about 30 years ago.
The distribution network covers 60% of the city area.
CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
The leakage (UFW - unaccounted-for water) is estimated to be 30 percent due to old and
leaky pipelines.
The most significant drawback of Bareilly water supply is the huge amount of water wastage
Sewerage
Key Issues:
and negligible revenue collection from public utilities (for example parks and fire fighting
etc.) and stand posts which takes away about 10 percent of water.
The source of sewer is mostly from domestic households but the waste generated from
industries also flow into sewers.
The total length of sewerage network pipes in the city is about 206.2 km but, the age of the
sewerage network pipes is only about 35 years.
The total area covered by sewerage network is only about 25 sq.km
The thus produced waste water is about 99.2 MLD from all the sources within the city.
No sewerage treatment plant.
There is surplus sewage, which gets discharged in River without treatment.
The waste water generated from different types of industries is left into sewer without any
primary treatment at industries itself.
Strom water drainage
Key Issues:
Each zone is having primary, secondary and tertiary drains of different lengths.
The waste drained into River through these nalas - includes waste water from households,
commercial areas, and industrial areas.
Most of the open/ closed drains are chocked with solid waste and sludge.
There are many flood prone drains within the city.
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