City Sanitation Plan for Nashik - SuSanA

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PART IV: Strategies and Action Plan City Sanitation Plan for Nashik The city sanitation plan recommends an action plan in two time horizons Planning Horizon spanning 30 years (2012-2041) and action horizon spanning 10 years (2012-21) Planning Horizon (30 years: 2012-2041) Action Horizon (10 years 2012-21) The Planning Horizon considers a period of 30 years from 2012 to 2041, and involves planning for an Intermediate Stage (2021 or 10 years) and an Ultimate Stage (2041 or 30 years). This Time Horizon is consistent with typical timeframes for planning infrastructure asset creation, and prepared of detailed project reports. The Action Horizon considers a period of 10 years from 2012 to 2021 and is the time frame for the actions recommended. This Action Time Horizon is further divided into actions along Short Term – (3 years) Medium Term - (5 years) and Long Term - (10 years). This document only indicates immediate required action in the following sectors, which will collectively help Nashik in becoming a fully sanitised city. Access to Toilets WasteWater Management CSP Water Supply River Pollution and Storm Water Management Solid Waste Management Governance and Institutional Framework Financial Sustainability 25
PART IV: Strategies and Action Plan City Sanitation Plan for Nashik 1: Access to Toilets Nashik has good coverage in terms of access to toilets but the major issue of concern is open defecation which is rare but prevalent in some urban poor areas. To eradicate this issue, NMC should initiate the following actions: Implement an inspection and monitoring protocol to ensure timely maintenance and consistent service delivery in existing public and community toilets Initiate development and implementation of a city-wide toilet development and rehabilitation plan to eliminate open defecation / urination within three years Implement bye-laws to levy fines for open defecation/urination and incorporate toilet specifications as part of building regulations, in consultation with the Government of Maharashtra (GoM) Initiate awareness campaigns to facilitate awareness, usage, and ownership of shared community toilet facilities at the levels of slums, communities and schools 26 Monetary requirements Based on a normative assessment, an estimated 2,531 community toilet seats for slums and 500 public toilet seats for the floating population are needed in the medium term involving a capital investment of ` 20.88 crore s. Recurring O&M cost is estimated at ` 13.71 crores annually. However, assuming that 50% of the toilet complexes are managed on outsourced models, actual O&M cost burden on NMC is estimated to be at ` 6.9 crore annually. Figure 38:Condition of community toilets
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