City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal
City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal
Chapter ñ 10 Final Report: Ambur Municipality discharge water in Palar River. The present condition of Storm Water Drainage is that it also carried the sludge and sewage water, which ultimately carried to the Palar River. This has created enormous environmental problems. Also there are certain length of roads which is unlined and needs to convert them in lined drains to use the Rain Water Harvesting in an effective way. 2. Drainage Proposals The existing storm water drains are not up to mark as the pucca drains are open and the kutch drains are cover 65 % of the road length. Items including main roads having puuca and kutcha open drains are converting to pucca Closed drain is estimated to Rs. 194 lacs. The major construction is required on the following drains and the rest of the money will be spent on up-gradation of household drainage. Table 10-5: Capital Investment Needs for the Storm Water Drainage System S.No Description Length in Meter Amount Rs in Lacs 1 BabuKollai to Paneerselvam Nagar 750 16 2 Bethalagem to Kannar 1100 23 3 Kaspa A to Kannar 946 20 4 Samiyarmadam to Bye Pass Road 1000 22 5 Sanakuppam to Bye Pass Road 900 20 6 Judgemanai to Kannar 454 10 7 K.M.Nagar to Paneerselvam Nagar 750 17 8 Khardherpet 1000 22 9 E.B Gate to Bridge 1000 22 10 Edhka Road to Jalal Road 1000 22 11 Proposed new Storm Water Drain 490 Total 8900 684 10.1.4 Solid Waste Management 1. Needs: The household waste is dumped at various community collection points spread over entire town. Though municipality is doing its best to manage the solid waste yet it is not up to the mark to manage the solid waste from collection to disposal and lot has to be done for it. As of now, compost yard is used as a dumping yard only. As per Municipal Solid Waste rules, every town should be maintained compost yard and Land fill facility. But individual land fill facility requires high capital cost; instead of this consultant propose the regional land fill facilities. 2. Solid Waste Management Proposals Based on the situation assessment and consultations with stakeholders, following urgent improvement needs has been identified and proposed. - 99 - Voyants Solutions Private Limited
Chapter ñ 10 Final Report: Ambur Municipality a. House hold dust bin - 74,000 no to be used for segregation of wastes at source b. 50 Tricycles shall be used by sweepers in the town c. 20 Auto Tippers to collect wastes from narrow lanes of the town d. 4 new dumper placer to carry secondary collection work e. 6 container body kept in transfer station f. As per standard, every 10,000 population required 1 Acers. At present 8.77 acres available, for ultimate stage it requires 1.19 Acres. g. 1 Bulldozer for disposal site and composting plant operation h. The feasibility studies under progress by Anna university to centralize sanitary landfill which requires for Gudiyatham, Ambur, Vaniyambadi and Pernampet Municipalities. i. Also it is not viable to propose a separate Sanitary landfill facilities for each municipalities, since land is not available to construct sanitary landfill. So, it is proposed to construct combined sanitary landfill at Agaramcheri village and Ulli village to the above mentioned municipalities. Figure10.2 shows the location of identified site for sanitary Landfill. The proportionate cost for the construction of Sanitary Landfill is presented in Table 10.6. Figure 10-2 : Site Identification for Landfill The estimated amount for improvement of solid waste Management Rs. 846.9 Lacs - 100 - Voyants Solutions Private Limited
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Chapter ñ 10 Final Report: Ambur <strong>Municipal</strong>ity<br />
a. House hold dust bin - 74,000 no to be used for segregation of wastes at source<br />
b. 50 Tricycles shall be used by sweepers in the town<br />
c. 20 Auto Tippers to collect wastes from narrow lanes of the town<br />
d. 4 new dumper placer to carry secondary collection work<br />
e. 6 container body kept in transfer station<br />
f. As per standard, every 10,000 population required 1 Acers. At present 8.77 acres<br />
available, for ultimate stage it requires 1.19 Acres.<br />
g. 1 Bulldozer for disposal site and composting plant operation<br />
h. The feasibility studies under progress by Anna university to centralize sanitary<br />
landfill which requires for Gudiyatham, Ambur, Vaniyambadi and Pernampet<br />
<strong>Municipal</strong>ities.<br />
i. Also it is not viable to propose a separate Sanitary landfill facilities for each<br />
municipalities, since land is not available to construct sanitary landfill. So, it is<br />
proposed to construct combined sanitary landfill at Agaramcheri village and Ulli<br />
village to the above mentioned municipalities. Figure10.2 shows the location of<br />
identified site for sanitary Landfill. The proportionate cost for the construction of<br />
Sanitary Landfill is presented in Table 10.6.<br />
Figure 10-2 : Site Identification for Landfill<br />
The estimated amount for improvement of solid waste Management Rs. 846.9 Lacs<br />
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