JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
JNNURM - GANGAPEDIA
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City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under <strong>JNNURM</strong><br />
Nagar areas. Thus on account of limited and unorganized system of primary collection on<br />
household level street sweeping is the only method left for primary collection.<br />
Street Cleaning: The street sweeping operations are inefficient in the city. While one worker<br />
sweeps the road, cleans the small drains, a second worker picks up the sweeping, which are<br />
kept in heaps by the first one. The sweeping is collected in the traditional wheel barrow which<br />
is taken to waste storage points and put either on ground or manually transferred to the<br />
dumper placer containers. The total length of roads in the city is 1724 km and each sweeper<br />
is entrusted 300-500 metres road length for street sweeping. The working hours of sweepers<br />
are 7 hours per day and the work is not carried out on Sundays. Sweepers are given<br />
containerized handcarts and wheelbarrows. There are approximately 800 wheelbarrows and<br />
10 handcarts. For sweeping of streets, sweepers are paid at the rate of Rs.15 per month for<br />
buying of the brooms. The brooms used are usually short handled. The various equipments<br />
provided to the sweepers are ghamela, spade and collection trays.<br />
Besides, the ANN has private sweepers engaged by the contractors in Tajganj ward at the 1<br />
km periphery of Taj Mahal. In some parts of Tajganj ward the street sweeping is being<br />
privatized.<br />
Table 6.13: Number of Sweepers-2005<br />
S. No. Type of worker Numbers<br />
1. Departmental sweepers 2215<br />
2. Contract sweepers 300<br />
Total 2515<br />
Sweeper Population ratio 507<br />
Source: Health Department, Agra Nagar Nigam<br />
b) Temporary Storage of Waste<br />
At present there are about 561 waste storage depots in the city and out of which 225 are the<br />
open storage points causing nuisance and unsanitary conditions. The distribution of<br />
temporary waste storage point is non-uniform in the city.<br />
Table 6.14: Temporary Storage Points for Collection of Solid Waste<br />
S. No. Type of waste Storage depot Number<br />
1. Open waste storage depots 225<br />
2. Masonary waste storage depots 86<br />
3. Dumper Placer Container (8 cmt) 150<br />
4. Dumper Placer Container (4.5 cmt) 100<br />
Total 561<br />
Source: Health Department, Agra Nagar Nigam<br />
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