Keenjhar Lake Resort Project - Sindh Board Of Investment ...

10.1 Infrastructure Development
Infrastructure development (the “ID”) relates to the development of basic infrastructure facilities at the
Project site.
The work to be accomplished within the ID phase includes the development of a road which allows
access from the National Highway to the Project site, constructing a primary and secondary road
infrastructure within the site area, carrying out earthworks for water bodies, installing water and
sewage treatment systems, storm water drainage systems, the electrical and mechanical
infrastructures and piping & equipment for water bodies.
At the initial stages of the ID, it is planned to construct a 40ft wide, 6.5km access road from the
National Highway to the Project site.
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The Project would require an internal road
infrastructure in order to link the different
components of the facility. This would involve the
development of a 40ft wide, 4km long internal road; a
60ft wide, 9km road; and a 120ft wide, 1km road for
internal road access to different Project components
within the Resort and Recreational Zone.
Earthworks include creation of water inlets through
shallow water ponds, shoreline extension and
minimum excavation to increase the water experience
on the Project site, which would result in the overall
uplift of the Project.
The Project site perimeter is 8km which is expected to
be enhanced to 19km, as a result of earthworks for
water bodies.
The development of an Electrical Infrastructure
would mean installation of a transmission system or a
distribution network within the site area. The conceptual plan has not envisaged self generation of
electricity for the Resort, Golf Course, Convention Centre and Amphitheatre; rather these would be
connected to the electricity lines. However, back-up power generation systems will be in place.
Mechanical, piping and equipment represents work in respect of pumping, piping and recycling of
shallow water bodies. A total of 4 pumping units comprising 3 – 4 pumping machines, and other
associated piping and civil works are included within this component.
The storm water system feature includes installation of the surface storm water network alongside
the road site rip rap. This system is estimated to be 2ft wide having a depth of 1.5ft.
Another component of the Project also to be completed within the ID phase of the Project
development is the sewage treatment and collection system.
The Water system comprises of water supply as well as water treatment systems. The water supply
system represents the cost for the intake system, the pump stations and the distribution system. The
water treatment system/ plant maximum capacity has been estimated at 600,000 gallons per day.
However, the requirement of the recreation zone should be estimated by the developer based on its
own assessment of the requirements once the development components have been finalised and the
actual estimates of the requirements of this component have been determined.
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Keenjhar Lake Resort Project - Project Information Memorandum