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ANALYSIS requirements of cities planned in the present age. ZONE E: Heritage / Cultural Points. There are various heritage sites such as Khokana, Bungamati, Lubhu etc through which the ORR passes. Thus these areas should be developed into heritage and cultural points. It is important that ORR should not pass through heritage points, as it will have a negative impact on their conservation. ZONE F: Residential / Housing Neighbourhoods. The ORR development will be an opportunity to provide people with better living standards. Housing developments with adequate parking, greeneries, open spaces and infrastructures could be done in the sparse land between the existing ring road and ORR. These neighbourhoods could be developed incorporating mixed income groups as this will help in reversal role play of people and help achieve a variety of volumetric space in the neighbourhood. ZONE G: Bus Parks. After the ORR development, the existing bus park at Gongabu will not fulfil the requirements of the increased population. Bus parks at strategic points will be required. Proper zoning of bus parks will not only fulfil the demands of people but lessen the traffic inside the main city core. By limiting the highway buses to the outer ring road bus parks the traffic inside the city will be more stable. It is convenient to develop bus parks in the areas where the outer ring road meets the highways. ZONE H : Whole Sale Market By developing markets at the ORR where the export-import goods can be sold at Below: Satellite commercial cities at junction and nodal points wholesale prices, there will be lesser chaos in the core area. ZONE I: Water Reservoirs If we are to go along with the new development then we will have to solve the current and future water crisis. The best solution would be to develop water reservoirs like in Singapore where rainwater is stored in reservoirs and distributed to households after treatment. The proper locations for these reservoirs would be hilly areas so as to support natural flow and along the path of streams so as to collect stream water. ZONE J: Corporation / Services Zone Increased population means more wastes and more requirements. The ORR development will have to incorporate many aspects like sewage treatment, garbage disposal, telephone exchange, electric sub stations, public toilets, etc. Thus before we become numb to the existing problems becoming cancerous – it is possible to do a workout on the city and slim it down to priorities with a strong sense of vision. Perhaps in this effort lies the direction of a Capital that could still inspire a nation in a positive direction. S 92 SEP-OCT 2005 SPACES
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