CITY SANITATION PLAN - Ministry of Urban Development

3.1. SERVICE PROFILE OF THE CITY
CITY SANITATION PLAN BAREILLY
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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS OF SANITATION IN THE CITY
Like most of the other Nagar Nigam, there is a large gap between the level of infrastructure services
required for the city and the actual services to cater the proliferating population. In addition to this,
there is also lack of operation and maintenance of existing infrastructure facilities and services –
which in turn deteriorating the existing services and facilities and making much worse conditions
with the city limits. The city is having high percentage share of slum population results in more
unhygienic and unhealthy pockets of areas in and around the city limits. The existing facilities and
services to these slum populations are also not able to cater the needs; instead - it is creating more
stress on the city ecology, environment and health due to its improper functioning.
Considering the existing service profile of the Bareilly city which was designed to cater the growing
population of Bareilly city with a population of 9.23 lacs (projected population from Census data
which states that according to Census 2001 the population is 7.2 lacs); with the current family size of
07 - the number of households for the population size of 9.23 lacs are 1.2 lacs. Within this set of
population there are 85 notified slums areas which is accounting to about 25% of the total
population (census 2001) i.e. about 6.28 lacs with the family size of 07 – the number of households
for the slum population is 1.28 lacs. The service profile of the city in this current report focuses on
water supply, sewerage, and solid waste and sanitation facilities.
3.1.1. WATER SUPPLY
The total length of distribution network in the city is about 578 km and this network distribution
includes both slum and non slum areas. The city is divided into 04 zones and the total number of
service connections is about 54608 which include only residential service connections. And these
residential service connections include bulk supply and connections to apartments. In addition to
these residential service connections, there are about 2457 commercial service connections and
these include commercial establishments, shops and small scale industries.
Further to this, the duration of water supply in the city is about 6 hours per day and this is further
bifurcated into 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the evening. In addition to the household
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