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Sl. No Sector Project Cost Status Rs. Lakh Distribution Line Replacement 14 Mini Power pump at 15 places 9 Project Planning stage Project Planning stage CCP cum BP – Krishnagiri Municipality vi 6657 2 Sanitation Extension of UGD scheme in uncovered areas 2434 22km of storm water drain construction including roads 165 Construction of Public Conveniences Public convienences 21 25 2645 3 Transportation Up gradation of non-BT roads tot BT roads 22 4 SWM New road formation Resurfacing of roads after UGD implementation-22 km 264 Bus shelter up gradation Street light 29 Land acquisition 5.34 acres identified 49 3 367 Proposed. DPR being prepared by TWAD Proposal to be considered post UGD completion Project Planning stage Additional Outlay Phasing Proposal to be considered post UGD completion Proposal envisaged as per normative gaps Proposal envisaged as per normative gaps Proposal envisaged as per normative gaps Additional Outlay Phasing 534 Proposed Compost yard development 54 Proposed Primary collection 16 Secondary collection 28 5 Others Health 80 Proposed 6 UIDSSMT Total Technical assistance requirements 631 Schools 40 Proposed Slaughter House 23 Proposed Gasifier crematorium 40 Proposed Parks 20 Proposed Additional Outlay required for service level goals 12608 203 2105 Additional Outlay Phasing Additional Outlay Phasing Additional Outlay required for service level goals A list of project level / sector specific technical assistance requirements needed from CMA/TNUISFL is given below: 1. Comprehensive GIS for the town with updated information on all urban assets including roads, water supply, sanitation etc. 2. Digitization of layout records and town planning information
3. Roadmap for 135 LPCD water and 24x7 supply 4. Comprehensive solid waste management plan with priority to the compost yard development. Projects by other departments / agencies Projects to be taken up for implementation by other Government departments include the following: 1. TWAD - Implementation of Hogenakkal Water Supply Scheme 2. GOTN – Review of master plan and land-use and roadmap for extension of city limits. 3. Department of Industries, GoTN – Evaluate scope for setting up an Agri Export Processing Zone in Krishnagiri. 4. Department of Highways, GoTN / NHAI – Explore the need and scope for setting up a master ring road around Krishnagiri including any extended areas. 5. Railways – Explore and expedite rail connectivity between Jolarpet and Krishnagiri. 6. Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) – Develop and implement necessary pollution control measures to prevent water, land and air pollution that may otherwise arise otherwise due to the expected growth of industrialisation of the region. Reform Agenda Krish-M‟s ability to improve on its financial performance hinges primarily on its ability to sustain and improve on the revenue growth noticeable in recent years. State level - 10 point agenda 1. Implement recommendations of the Third State Finance Commission, particularly those relating to the revenue buoyancy including property tax reform and devolution income from GoTN. 2. Ensure stability of tenure of key officials. Except for extraordinary circumstances, there should be a minimum tenure of at least 2 years for all the key positions including Commissioner, Municipal Engineer, Manager, Town Planning Inspector, Sanitary and public health head and Accountant. Further, guidelines need to be clarified and enforced for formal charge handover to ensure continuity, when there is a transfer of officials. 3. Conduct a zero-base assessment of skill gaps and manpower needs of ULBs to ascertain the appropriate manpower plan in terms of skill sets and experience/seniority. This is particularly relevant given the recent developments, specifically in urban planning and GIS, municipal accounting and systems, e-governance and modern practices in infrastructure service delivery including potential for Public-Private Partnerships. 4. Address critical operational areas through focused training and capacity building interventions, particularly in the areas of a) Engineering and project development, b) Accounting and Finance and c) Use of CAD/GIS applications in Town Planning and Engineering functions. 5. CMA, GoTN should continue with its ongoing technical assistance to ULBs to improve their accounting systems and computerisation. Setting up of the Debt Monitoring Cell to reconcile and disseminate information on debt status of the ULBs is also a positive step in this direction. CCP cum BP – Krishnagiri Municipality vii
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