City Corporate & Business Plan - Municipal

Chapter ñ 8 Final Report: Ambur Municipality
8.1.5 Performance Indicators
Attributes Components Indicator Formula Value unit
Service
Level
Service
Coverage
Service
Delivery
Treatment
plant capacity
Storage
capacity
Service
coverage in
Slums
Population
coverage
Physical
coverage
Water supply
per day
Average hours
of supply per
day
Average
number supply
days in a week
Treatment
plant capacity
as percentage
of surface water
supply
Storage
capacity
adequacy
Ratio of slum
population to
Public Stand
Posts
Percentage of
Households
covered by
water
connections
Percentage of
water supply
pipe Length to
Total Road
Length
8.1.6 Issues in Water Supply Sector
Total supply to the
city per day / total
population of the city
Hours of supply on
supply day / number
of days between two
supply day
(Capacity of
treatment plant
/water supplied from
ground water
resources)* 100
(Total storage
capacity(ML)/Total
water supplied
(MLD)* 100
Slum population not
covered by piped
network /Total Public
Stand Posts
(Number of water
connection/Total
number of
Households)* 100
(Length of water
supply
pipelines/Total Road
length)* 100
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62.50 Liters per
capita per
day
2 Hours
2-3 Day
NA Percent
52.74 Percent
NA Percent
40 Percent
63 Percent
The Tanneries situated around Ambur town discharges their effluent directly into Palar
River and due to this condition of Palar River from Ambur downwards has been polluted
The head works at Pachakkupam is completely polluted. At present no pumping has
been made from this head works.
From Pachakkupam head works earlier supplied 7 mld of water was drawn, but as of
now no water is supplied from this head works. This is due to increased salt content of
water.
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