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NKUSIP (Package II – Belgaum)Tranche II Sub-projects in BadamiTMCInitial Environment Examination (IEE)Description Persons (No.s) Distribution (%)Tertiary SectorTrade & Commerce 988 16.31Transport, Storage & Communication 357 5.90Other Services 1,100 18.16Sub-Total 2,445 40.37Sub-Total Main Workers 6,056 30.55Marginal workers 45 0.23Non-workers 13,881 69.47Total Population 19,982 100.00Source: Census Reports68. A marginal shift is noticed in the economy from secondary sector to primary and tertiarysector. Marginal increase is observed in primary sector, with the region beingclimatically favourable and a market for sub-regional trade. With a growth in tourismindustry in the last decade, the town is expected to witness a shift towards tertiary sector,with a section of workforce engaging them in hotel industry, retailing and commercialactivities. Manufacturing sector engages only 5.66 %, attributed to the absence ofindustries in the region.3.4.8 Existing Facilities3.4.8.1 Health facilities69. One government hospital and several private health centers (a number of Ayurvedicclinics) were observed within TMC limits.3.4.8.2 Education facilities70. One government school and several private schools and pre-university colleges werenoticed in the project area.3.4.9 Physical or Cultural heritage71. Badami town is famous for its important archaeological and cultural heritage sites withcave temples, dismantled forts and a number of stone temples of Dravidian period andinscriptions. Famous cave temples include one Shiva temple, two Vaishnava templesand one Jain temple.KUIDFC 27 SPAN
NKUSIP (Package II – Belgaum)Tranche II Sub-projects in BadamiTMCInitial Environment Examination (IEE)3.4.10 Land Use72. According to ODP 2011, Badami town has 423.00 Ha of total area in 1989 out of which71% is developed. The ODP proposed to increase the jurisdiction limits to 6.25 sq. km.According to review of land utilization for 2001, about 54% of the developed area isunder residential use and 28% of the developed area is under public, semi-public andtransport use. The existing land use pattern of Badami town has developed area of605.01 acres. Table 3.4 presents the existing land use in Badami town. The general landuse pattern in Badami town and in targeted slum areas along the distribution line iscomprised of residential areas and commercial areas with business activities with densepopulation.Table 3.4: Existing land Use (1997 - Existing)Land Use Area (Acres) Distribution (%)Residential 330.03 54.51Commercial 33.04 5.46Industrial 16.83 2.78Recreational 53.82 8.89Public & Semi-public use 48.88 8.07Circulation 122.81 20.29Total Developed Area 605.41 100.00Source: ODP - Badami TMCTable 3.5: Developed and undeveloped areas of Badami TownName of Area of the Town in Developed UndevelopedTownSq Km area in % area in %Badami 4.23 60 40Source: Badami TMC3.4.11 Tourism in Badami town73. Badami is very famous tourist centre because of its significant historical, archaeologicaland cultural structures. Badami being an important archaeological and heritage site, themain interest of the town is the remains of a long history in the forms of cave temples,dismantled forts, and a number of stone temples of Dravidian period and inscriptions.Chalukyan’s laid the foundation for architecture, which was a fine blend of North-IndianNagara style and South-Indian Dravidian style of architecture. This is justified by placeslike Aihole, Pattadakkal, Mahakoot and Banashankari, enriched with stone architectureand sculptures in the Chalukyan style.KUIDFC 28 SPAN
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