Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services ... - Municipal

Exhibit 4.17 Core urban services - Ongoing initiatives, Baseline indicators and gaps
Sl. No Name of the Indicator Value Issues and Gaps
Water Supply:
TWAD board currently preparing Hogenakkal water supply scheme to supply water in all wards in Krishnagiri town.
1 Daily Per Capita Supply (LPCD)-2007 60.4 Current supply on a per capita basis is significantly below
2 Storage Capacity / Daily Supply (%) 70%
municipal norms
3 Distribution Network / Road Length (%)-
89.8%
Need for significant augmentation of water supply at
(only municipal roads)
source, storage and distribution.
4 Water connections / Assessed properties (%) 39%
Sanitation:
The DPR for the proposed UGD system covering all the wards is under preparation by TWAD Board.
6 Presence of UGD network (Yes / No) No Coverage of UG network inadequate
7 UG connections / assessed properties (%) 0.
8 Household per Public convenience (nos.) 90
9 Storm Drain Length / road network (%) 73%
Roads and Street Lights:
CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri Municipality 27
Storm water drainage coverage needs to be increased
Public convenience network needs augmentation in view of
the present inadequate coverage.
Proposal Rs. 68.70 lakh for road network improvements under UIDSSMT will be executed after the implementation of water supply and UGD
schemes.
10 BT roads / Total (%) 63.43% Municipal roads would require comprehensive upgradation
following water supply and UGD implementation.
11 Road length per Street Light (m) 33 m
Solid Waste Management:
The solid waste management action plan involved an outlay of Rs. 109.96 lakh is under implementation. Collection activity in 11 wards privatized.
11 Waste generation per capita (gms) 414 Composing, Source segregation and Door-to-door
12 Collection efficiency (% of waste generated) 100%
14 Compost yard area (Acres per 10,000
population)
15 Average vehicle trips 4
16 Source Segregation and Composting
(Yes/No)
74%
partial
collection needs implementation in a phased manner.
Awareness among citizens for less usage of plastics.
Scope for greater private participation covering end-to-end
given the size and scope of the SWM service requirement.