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Chapter ñ 8 Final Report: Ambur <strong>Municipal</strong>ity<br />

8 URBAN IINFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVIICES<br />

8.1 WATER SUPPLY<br />

8.1.1 Existing Scenario for Water Supply<br />

As per 2001 census data, population of the Ambur <strong>Municipal</strong>ity is 99,624. For the<br />

population of 99,264, the per capita water supply on an average was maintained at<br />

90 lpcd. The present requirement of the town is 89.9 lakh litres per day. The major<br />

sources of water comes from the following<br />

Pachakuppam Head Works<br />

Anaimadugu Source<br />

Nariyampattu Source<br />

The above are the regular sources of water; other local sources include open wells,<br />

bore wells, supplies by municipal Lorries and private contractors. There are about<br />

178 hand pumps and 24 mini power pumps in the municipality. The actual Per<br />

capita supply is 67.1 lpcd.<br />

The tanneries situated around Ambur Town discharges effluent directly into the Palar<br />

River and due to this, water from river Palar has become non potable.<br />

The water supply distribution line coverage is 63% of total municipal roads that is 105<br />

Km.<br />

Table 8-1: Break up of Water Supply Connections<br />

S. No. Type No. of Connections Percentage of Total<br />

1. Domestic 6977 96.00<br />

2. Non-Domestic 247 4.00<br />

Total 7224 100.00<br />

Non-<br />

Domestic<br />

4%<br />

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Domestic<br />

96%<br />

Figure 8-1: Break up of Water Supply Connections<br />

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