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4.4.3 Storm water drains Storm water drains carry the wastewater in addition to storm water generated during rains. With a total length of 31.55 km, the drains cover the 73 % of road network (excluding SH and NH) of the town. Even in roads covered by drain network, there are inadequacies relating to poor design, lack of connection to main channels, clogging and waste accumulation. The water stagnation in these drains is seen in most of the wards largely due to the plastic waste thrown in the drains leading to blockages and unhygienic conditions. Exhibit 4.10 provides the details of coverage of storm water drains. Exhibit 4.10 Storm water drain network Type Length (km) % of total road network Total Drain length 31.55 73% Uncovered Road Length 11.45 27% Total road length 43 100% Gap (length of drains on both side of road) 22.9 km Source: Inputs from Krish-M and IMaCS analysis It is proposed to construct 22 km length of storm water drain at an estimated cost of Rs. 165 lakh under UIDSSMT scheme. 4.4.4 Issues and gaps Specific issues relating to sewerage and sanitation in Krishnagiri municipality are highlighted below: Absence of UGD system – All the wards are to be covered with UGD system. Though Krish-M has some coverage through septic tanks, the disposal of sewage through either open drainage or septic tanks is leading to the pollution of ground water and surface water. An integrated UG system covering the entire town is critical, given the expected growth of the town. Uncovered Population – While the absence of UGD itself exposes the entire town population to the hazards of unsanitary conditions, nearly 20% of the town‟s population remains uncovered by safe sanitary disposal systems. Need for greater coverage and better maintenance of Public conveniences – Absence of UGD itself exposes the entire town to the hazards of unsanitary conditions, nearly 35% of the town’s population in slums is covered through public conveniences. There is need to strengthen the network of public convenience throughout the town. Poor coverage, overflows and blockages of Storm water drains - With the growth in population of the town, the poor coverage of road networks by storm water drains without adequate linkages to main channels requires immediate attention. The drains also face the overflow and blockage problems due to the plastic waste thrown in the drains. CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri <strong>Municipal</strong>ity 19
4.5 Solid Waste Management (SWM) Exhibit 4.11 summarizes the status of SWM in Krishnagiri municipality. 4.5.1 Waste Generation and collection Krishnagiri town generates around 29.5 MT of waste every day. It is estimated i that nearly 67% of the waste generated in the town is organic waste, while about 33% is inorganic waste. Solid Waste Management in 10 wards was managed by the private contractor and for remaining 23 wards SWM was managed by municipality. But, municipality has terminated the existing contract with the private party and invited fresh applications for privatization of the 11 wards. 4.5.2 Primary and secondary collection The Primary collection system available with the municipality until now was comprised of open masonry bins that would be soon replaced by the newly purchased plastic bins 99 in number. The waste is collected by the municipal staff and thereafter disposed in the disposal yard. Waste is transported in open vehicles. The vehicular fleet available with the municipality for disposal of solid waste includes pushcarts, tractor-trailers, trucks and tippers. Exhibit 4.11 provides the details SWM system in Krishnagiri municipality. The vehicles are generally aged and some are in good condition, therefore reducing efficiency in collection of solid wastes. Exhibit 4.11 Solid Waste Management - Current status Generation Daily Waste Generation MT 29.5 Daily Waste Collection MT 29.5 Waste generation per capita Gm 414 Collection efficiency % 100% Dumping Yard Syed Basha,Kuppam Road 5.26 acres Distance from town centre 3 km Collection / Transfer Wards with door to door collection All Wards Privatisation of collection 10 wards Number of Workers 131 Primary Collection Door-to-Door collection 33 wards Pushcarts in use 30 Lorries 1 Autos 10 Collection Bins 120 Secondary Collection Tipper 2 Source : Krish-M CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri <strong>Municipal</strong>ity 20
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