JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA

City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under JNNURM
15.2 PROPOSED PROJECTS & PROJECT COST
On the basis of the above analysis and quantum of investment required for various sectors in
the City Development Plan over a specified time frame to attain the sustainable growth and to
achieve the Mission goals. The costing provided for the projects given below is a rough cost
estimate based on UP PWD Schedule of Rates 2006. The costing is based on Departmental
estimates and lump sum amounts with suitable escalation factors in each sector for the
implementing period.
15.2.1 Industry
The new industrial estates of approximately 8 ha. are proposed in the city wherein the petha
industries and various other industries would be shifted and developed.
Table 15.11: Project Cost Estimate - Industry
S. No. Projects Proposed
Project Cost
(in crores) Department
1
Development of new industrial estates for shifting of
polluting / non-confirming (including petha industry) approx.
8 Ha.
4.83 ADA
15.2.2 Heritage & Tourism
Total 4.83
The city is a famous international tourist destination and also boasts three World Heritage
Sites, but the tourism infrastructure is not adequate to meet the growing demand and the
tourist inflow of the city. The city receives both domestic and international tourists. The
projects proposed in this sector include the infrastructure improvement around Taj Mahal and
other heritage sites in the city. The approximate project cost is Rs. 52.50 crores.
Table 15.12: Projects Cost Estimate - Heritage & Tourism
Project Cost
S. No. Projects Proposed
(in crores) Department
Project for infrastructure improvement in Taj Environs
(upto 500m outside ASI boundary) for improving the
22.34
1
roads, footpaths, railings, signages, street lights,
monument description boards, public conveniences, public
telephone booths, information kiosks, vehicular parking,
garbage bins, landscaping, street furniture, etc.
Project for Improving other Heritage protected Sites (upto
500m) or improving the roads, footpaths, railings,
30.16
ANN
2
signages, street lights, monument description boards,
public conveniences, public telephone booths, information
kiosks, vehicular parking, garbage bins, landscaping,
street furniture, etc.
15.2.3 Water Supply
Total 52.50
As per the city assessment and the stakeholder consultations, the entire city is not covered by
the piped water supply and the quality of the water is also poor. To meet the demand and
maintain the water quality the following projects have been proposed in consultation with the
U.P. Jal Nigam officials and technical assessment. The implementing agency for water supply
projects is U.P. Jal Nigam.
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