XXI. WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION - Planning
XXI. WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION - Planning XXI. WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION - Planning
2. Augmenting the capacity and Improvement to road-side drains in NDMC area.( Rs. 35.00 lakh) The work of repair/renovation of the existing open drain and provision of SFRC removable slabs over (all easily removable) in the area of Moti Bagh, Vinay Marg, Netaji Nagar, Kidwai Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Jor Bagh etc shall be taken up during 2004-05. The work is likely to be taken up in Gole market, Metropolitan City Central area i.e. Sansad Marg, Ashoka Road, B.K.S Road, S.B.S. road, Talkatora Road, North Avenue, Willingdon Crescent and roundabouts of Chanakya puri, Fire Brigade lane, Barakhamba Lane and its surrounding area, alongwith Safdarjung area, Barakhamba road, Outer Circle from Connaught Place to Tolstoy Marg¸ Mandir Marg, Shanker Road¸Peshwa Road, Moti Bagh, Netaji Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Laxmi Bai Nagar. The work of Improvement to SWD System and roadside drains will also be taken up with changing of old SWD pipes filled with silt in phases in the NDMC area. An outlay of Rs. 35.00 laces is approved for Annual Plan 2004-05. 3. Improvement to drainage system in NDMC Colonies.(Rs. 40.00 lakh) The work of Improvement to Drainage System in colonies in NDMC area at Tolstoy Marg between Janpath and K.G.Marg, Improvement to SWD Bhagat Singh market and Bangla Sahib Road¸ in progress and Harijan Basti, Mandir Marg, Aug. and Imp. to drainage system in Sector-I, II, III and IV DIZ area, Jor Bagh¸Safdarjung Lane, Tuglak Crescent, Akbar Lane, Krishna Menon Marg, K.Kamraj Lane, Pandara Road, Sarojini Nagar, Netaji Nagar, Laxmi Bai Nagar, East Kidwai Nagar, Moti Bagh¸ Netaji Nagar, Nauroji Nagar and Open Surface drain at Moti Bagh etc. will also be taken up during 10 th Five year Plan i.e. 2002-07. An outlay of Rs.40.00 Lacs is approved for Annual Plan 2004-05. 4. Technical Repair and Desilting of SWD System in NDMC area.(Rs. 25.00 lakh) Desilting and Cleaning of NDMC area (System no.1&6 to 11 & 14) in phases is likely to be taken up in the Tenth Five year Plan 2002-07. Old barrels which have been broken/damaged at 3 places in between Q-Point and Lodhi Road from DI-50 to DI-60, 54
CPWD Nursery, Water Boosting Station, Bharti Nagar are to be restored. Further the work of restoration of barrels from Q-Point to Dayal Singh College to Lodhi Road will be taken up during 2002-07. The work of desilting and Aeration of barrels from Q-Point to Dayal Singh College at Lodhi Road will also be completed in phases in Tenth Five-Year Plan. An amount of Rs.25.00 Lacs is approved for Annual Plan 2004-05. URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 1. SETTING UP OF WATER MISSION AND USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONSERVATION, HARVESTING AND RECYCLING OF WATER (Rs.45.00 LAKHS). (i). Although Delhi is situated on the banks of river Yamuna the availability of potables water is insufficient to meet growing requirements of Delhi. Delhi’s water share is based on an agreement entered to in 1993 amongst the five basin States of Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Based on the present population the water requirement of Delhi is 800 MGD (million gallons per day). Against this the total water supply from all sources is 670 MGD. A water Treatment Plant at Sonia Vihar is scheduled to be completed by March 2004 and would increase the Water treatment Capacity by 140 MGD. (ii). To augment the water supply the U.P.govt. have been approached for release of additional water from the Upper Ganga Canal by savings in situated through relining and re-furbishing of the existing line channel. The Govt. of Delhi is also working in consultation with the Govt. of Himachal Pradesh to get Renuka Dam Project cleared by the Govt. of India. So as to ensure additional raw water supply for Delhi. Besides this the Lakhvar Vyasi and Kheshau Dam Projects are also under consideration of the Govt. of Delhi for bridging the gap between demand and supply of water. (iii). Thus over the next 5-6 years, no addition in water availability is envisaged. This leaves water harvesting and water conservation as the only options for increasing the water supply. This is why the Govt. of Delhi has been attaching importance to water harvesting and water conservation measures. 55
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CPWD Nursery, Water Boosting Station, Bharti Nagar are to be restored. Further the<br />
work of restoration of barrels from Q-Point to Dayal Singh College to Lodhi Road will be<br />
taken up during 2002-07.<br />
The work of desilting and Aeration of barrels from Q-Point to Dayal Singh College<br />
at Lodhi Road will also be completed in phases in Tenth Five-Year Plan.<br />
An amount of Rs.25.00 Lacs is approved for Annual Plan 2004-05.<br />
URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT<br />
1. SETTING UP OF <strong>WATER</strong> MISSION AND USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR<br />
CONSERVATION, HARVESTING AND RECYCLING OF <strong>WATER</strong> (Rs.45.00<br />
LAKHS).<br />
(i). Although Delhi is situated on the banks of river Yamuna the availability of<br />
potables water is insufficient to meet growing requirements of Delhi. Delhi’s water<br />
share is based on an agreement entered to in 1993 amongst the five basin States of<br />
Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.<br />
Based on the present population the water requirement of Delhi is 800 MGD<br />
(million gallons per day). Against this the total water supply from all sources is 670<br />
MGD. A water Treatment Plant at Sonia Vihar is scheduled to be completed by March<br />
2004 and would increase the Water treatment Capacity by 140 MGD.<br />
(ii). To augment the water supply the U.P.govt. have been approached for release of<br />
additional water from the Upper Ganga Canal by savings in situated through relining<br />
and re-furbishing of the existing line channel. The Govt. of Delhi is also working in<br />
consultation with the Govt. of Himachal Pradesh to get Renuka Dam Project cleared by<br />
the Govt. of India. So as to ensure additional raw water supply for Delhi. Besides this<br />
the Lakhvar Vyasi and Kheshau Dam Projects are also under consideration of the Govt.<br />
of Delhi for bridging the gap between demand and supply of water.<br />
(iii). Thus over the next 5-6 years, no addition in water availability is envisaged. This<br />
leaves water harvesting and water conservation as the only options for increasing the<br />
water supply. This is why the Govt. of Delhi has been attaching importance to water<br />
harvesting and water conservation measures.<br />
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