Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services ... - Municipal
Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services ... - Municipal
Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services ... - Municipal
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c. Mode of supply<br />
There are some parts of the town where water is supplied through the Lorries for about 3 hrs in the<br />
morning and 3 hrs in the evening totalling to 1.0 lakh litres per day. During summer season the<br />
quantity of water supplied through Lorries increases. Water Supply by Lorries is not a sustainable<br />
solution and it may lead to other problems including traffic congestion and accidents.<br />
d. Frequency of supply<br />
Water is supplied for 2 hrs every alternate day in Krishnagiri town. This exposes the entire population<br />
to the hazards of unhygienic conditions, mosquito breeding near storage places and also the<br />
substantial amount of water is thrown away every alternate day for refilling of fresh water.<br />
4.4 Sewerage and Sanitation<br />
4.4.1 Underground Drainage (UGD)<br />
Current status<br />
There is no dedicated UGD system for carrying sewage and storm water separately in the town. The<br />
roadside drains are used for carrying both the sullage and rainwater. The main mode of individual<br />
disposal in the town is through septic tanks, Low Cost Sanitation units and through public<br />
conveniences.<br />
Proposed UGD System<br />
Exhibit 4.7 Details of public conveniences<br />
Sr. No. Particulars Number<br />
1 Septic tank (ST) 11413<br />
2 Low cost sanitation units (LCS) 974<br />
Total 12387<br />
Total households (No.) 14885<br />
% of total HH covered through ST & LCS 83%<br />
Source: Inputs from Krish-M and IMaCS analysis<br />
Due to the percolation of sewage water into ground many households are shifting from LCS to septic<br />
tank units. In order to overcome the problems, municipality has proposed to provide the sewerage<br />
system and a plan was prepared by TWAD board at an estimated cost of Rs 24.69 crore. The<br />
committee is reviewing the possibility new technology to be adopted for setting up of sewage<br />
treatment plant (STP) which will reduce the land requirement for STP unit to 1-1.5 acre. According to<br />
the municipality the decision regarding it will be taken soon. Exhibit 4.8 gives details of the proposed<br />
UGD scheme for Krish-M.<br />
CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri <strong>Municipal</strong>ity 17