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NKUSIP (Package II – Belgaum)Tranche II Sub-projects in BadamiTMCInitial Environment Examination (IEE)area. At the Dr. Ambedkar circle area vent opening provided is not sufficient to carrythe flow and hence flooding.Fig. 2.5: Nallah near Dr. Ambedkar CircleFig. 2.6: Existing manhole in the Storm water Drain24. All the above nallahs are natural streams, irregular in shape and carry both thewastewater of the town and natural flow in their catchment. Total length of the primarydrains is 4.77 km while that of secondary and tertiary drains is 14.00 km.Secondary and Territory drains25. Secondary and territory pucca and kutcha drains are provided for the existing roads onits both sides. The total length of the roadside secondary drains is about 69.20kms. Thebuilt up open pucca drains are of 10.0kms length and are constructed with stonemasonry with concrete bed and rectangular shape. Open Kutcha drains (14.0kms inlength) are irregular in shape and most of them are damaged due to traffic problems.26. All the drains eventually join adda halla, which joins Saraswathi halla at 6 km distancefrom the town and ultimately meets Malaprabha River further 2.5 km away. Most ofthe storm water (90%) drains into natural nallahs and (10%) open fields.27. Most of the drains are choked up due to dumping of garbage and debris. Because oflack of operation and maintenance of the system, most of the drains are in chokedKUIDFC 15 SPAN
NKUSIP (Package II – Belgaum)Tranche II Sub-projects in BadamiTMCInitial Environment Examination (IEE)condition. Particularly during rainy/flood season, drains located in the low-lying areasare flooded with water. Some of the drains are damaged causing pollution insurrounding areas. Ground water also is polluted due to seepage of sullage andsewerage from the above drains. Urban drains are poorly maintained and thus blockedby an accumulation of silt and uncollected municipal solid waste, causing waterlogging and flooding in many areas. There is no proper attention and system to operateand maintain drains. During monsoon choked up drains lead to overflow of wastewaterin surrounding areas, affecting people at low-lying areas. Public health is affected.Roads are also getting damaged. This recommends for strengthening of the whole drainsystem particularly in low-lying areas.2.6.2 Slum infrastructure – Existing facilities28. The Karnataka slum clearance board is responsible for notifying and upgrading slums;and providing clearance and basic services to the urban poor residing in slums. Theobjective is to identify essential issues in service delivery in Badami town and suggestmethods for improving the services.29. In Badami, there is 1 declared and 9 undeclared slums. The total population in declaredslum and undeclared slum is 3037 and 5843 respectively. An estimated 10.13 percentof the total population resides in declared slums. Slums occupy 3.89 Ha of area, whichis 1.03 percent of the total municipal area. While the declared slums located within thecity have been provided with all basic infrastructures with electricity, water and roadsbut lack sanitation facility. Household sanitation is almost absent in all the slumsexcept in few. Community toilets are poorly maintained. The residents tend to defecatein the open field.Table 2.4: Slums in BadamiArea Population House holdsName of the slumsAcres Nos NosDeclared Slums1.Malagatti Shivalaya to Ambedkar Circle 1.13 3037 383Sub-Total 1.13 3037 383Undeclared Slum1. Jamadar and Banadar Oni 0.07 178 632. Vaddar Oni from Maenbhasti 1.04 1963 268Banashankari Road3. Machagar Oni 3.30 328 42KUIDFC 16 SPAN
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