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City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under <strong>JNNURM</strong> urban areas, a large population is not covered by safe sanitation facilities due to lack of wellestablished sewerage system. Table 6.8: State of Sewerage System Wastewater generated daily (mld) 153 Present operating capacity/ Capacity of Treatment Plants (mld) 90.25 Area covered under the sewerage system 17% Source: Agra, Jal Sansthan ; May 2006 6.2.3 Sewerage Distribution Network A large network of sewers of length consisting of local and branch/main sewers covers the city. The city lacks basic adequate sanitation facilities. The treatment capacities being inadequate, result in discharge of untreated sewage into water bodies, particularly river Yamuna and other nallahs passing by the city. Majority of the lines are non-functional due to extensive silting. 6.2.4 Sewage Treatment Plants Three Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) were built under Yamuna Action Plan Phase I. The STPs at Burhi ka Nagla (2.25 mld) and Peela Khar (10 mld) are made to perform beyond capacity, but still treat only 10% of the sewage they receive. Mean while, the Dhandupura STP (78 mld) remains under utilized. Besides effluent from these STPs do not conform to CPCB discharge standards. Please refer below figure for locations of STPs. 6.2.5 On-going projects Fig 6.2: Location of Sewage Treatment Plant in Agra Currently, sewerage scheme which is under execution is under Taj Trapezium Zone (TTZ) programme. The phase–I of Master plan for providing sewerage facility in Taj Ganj sewerage district and for renovation and extension of sewer lines in City sewerage district was -37- MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd Sewage Treatment Plant in Agra
City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under <strong>JNNURM</strong> approved by M.M.B in July 2000. The estimated and sanctioned cost of phase –I was Rs. 43.57 crore with expected completion by June 2003, of which only projects worth Rs. 23 crore have been completed. Under this scheme 89.127 km of sewer lines have been laid and construction of 4 sewage-pumping stations is under progress. 6.2.6 Sewerage master plan U.P. Jal Nigam has prepared Sewerage Master Plan based on the record prepared by NEERI Nagpur in 2002. In this master Plan the city was divided into 7 sewerage districts. Detailed works proposed in all sewerage districts except the Central Sewerage District wherein 50 per cent of existing lines can be reused in addition to the existing lines. The abstract of the works proposed for all sewerage districts is given as under: Table 6.9: Abstract of works proposed as per Sewerage Master Plan S. No. Zone Area Covered Brief description of works 1 Central Sewerage District 2 Northern Sewerage Zone 3 Eastern Sewerage Zone 4 Western Sewerage Zone 5 Sothern Sewerage Zone-I 6 Southern Sewerage Zone-II 7 Tajganj Sewerage Zone Source: U.P. Jal Nigam; June 2006 6.2.7 Major Issues Hari Parbat, Rakabganj, Kotwali, Chatta etc. -38- MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd Providing 129 Km. new sewer lines 3 Nos. major & 5 Nos. small pumping stations. Sikandra, Dayalbag etc. 147 Km. sewer lines 2 Nos. major and 10 nos. small pumping station and 38.00 MLD S.T.P. Trans Yamuna area 61.40 Km. sewer line, 3 major and 3 small SPS and 26.00 MLD STP Shahganj, Bodla etc. 255 Km. sewer line 4 major and 4 small SPS and 105.00 MLD STP Bundu Katra area 63.40 km. sewer line, 2 major and 6 small SPS and 29.00 MLD STP. Shahganj area 30.20 km. sewer line, 1 major and 1 small SPS and 29.00 MLD STP. Whole of Tajganj spread all round Taj Mahal 342 Km. sewer line, 4 major & 7 small pumping stations and 37.00 MLD STP The area covered by the sewerage system is only 17 per cent About 50 per cent of the sewerage system is not in working condition. Mostly the sewage goes into the open drains. The system is badly silted, choked and damaged at number of places and overloaded due to the growth of population. The STPs are made to perform beyond capacity, but still treat only 10% of the sewage they receive. Improper means of disposal of wastewater has also resulted in environmental pollution and creates unhygienic conditions. Treatment capacities being inadequate, results in discharge of untreated sewage into water bodies, particularly river Yamuna and other nallahs. The STPs at Dhandupura treats city sewer and discharge of 17 nallahs whereas STPs at Pila Khar and Magla Budi treats only discharge coming from nallah water. 6.3 STORM WATER DRAINAGE 6.3.1 Service Area The drainage system of Agra was laid about 55 years back and drains are in bad condition. The system comprises hierarchy of natural and man-made drains that ultimately discharge
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