Arani Town - Municipal
Arani Town - Municipal
Arani Town - Municipal
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Chapter ñ 8 Final Report: <strong>Arani</strong> <strong>Municipal</strong>ity<br />
It can be inferred from the Table 8-5, there is a large gap between current demand<br />
and supply of water. Present supply as per municipal officials is 85 lpcd every 48<br />
hours. Apart from the low supply, the quality of water supplied is also very poor as<br />
the TDS levels in the water supplied to the town are to the tune of 2000 whereas<br />
according to standards laid by World Health Organisation (WHO) the total TDS in<br />
water should be in the range of 0 to 500.<br />
8.1.6 Issues in Water Supply Sector<br />
Drinking water facilities is not provided in Mullipattu kalani, MGR nagar and EB<br />
nagar.<br />
Large number of households depends on piped water supply which is<br />
inadequate and people are forced to use alternative water sources, which<br />
may be infected by microbial pollution.<br />
In 30 th ward new tap lines are to be provided.<br />
The system is running to its full capacity yet not able to meet the current<br />
demand and there is a need to augment new water sources and<br />
comprehensive redevelopment of the water supply system.<br />
A large number of commercial establishments, hotels, restaurants need great<br />
amount of water and thus dependent on alternative water sources.<br />
Due to inadequate system of water supply it is supplied at an interval of 48<br />
hours. Already 33 LL of water is gap at present.<br />
New location of intake wells at kamandala river or any other water source to<br />
be identified to meet the future demand.<br />
The old water supply scheme cannot sustainably fulfil the demand of the<br />
town. And in future it will not be able to withstand pressure for additional<br />
demand.<br />
The water is drawn from the Palar river bed and the TDS level of water is nearly<br />
700 whereas the limits of TDS should be maintained at 0 to 500.<br />
There is a number of leather tanning industries in this belt and they discharge<br />
their effluent into the Palar River which is deteriorating the ground water.<br />
Insufficient supply of protected water for current and future demand.<br />
Proposal for the water supply is given in chapter 10.<br />
8.2 SEWAGE AND SANITATION<br />
8.2.1 Sewerage<br />
At present, <strong>Arani</strong> town does not have a Sewerage network. Under the predominant<br />
system of open drainage disposal the untreated sewage effluent usually over flows<br />
to pollute the residential and commercial area of the town.<br />
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