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City Business Plan for Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation Infrastru cture Item Current Status Remarks Condition General city Road Condition Bad Not maintained properly Rail Connectivity Main Railway line Hazipur line Airport Unused Airport. Nearest yes commercial Airport at Patna Electricity Electricity Supply 15 hour/day Low voltage Technical Some private Education Centre technical institutions functioning Education (nos) 1 in the city Engineering College 1 - Source: CDP, Muzaffarpur The tabulation above mirrors the relatively poor circumstance vis-à-vis utilities and infrastructure for evolving and supporting a competitive economic base in the specific context of the industrial and commercial sector. 2.4 Regional Setting Muzaffarpur is the primary urban area in Muzaffarpur district and main urban center of north Bihar (See location in Figure 2.1). Other major urban areas in north Bihar are Samastipur, Darbhanga, Madhubani, Sitamarhi, Motihar, Chhapra, Vaishali and Hajipur. Figure 2.1: Location of Muzaffarpur in Bihar Muzaffarpur Final Report 2-3
City Business Plan for Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation Muzaffarpur district has well developed means of communication. It has a network of railways and roads. All the block headquarters are linked with the district headquarters by pucca roads. Trains and buses are the main means of communication. Almost on all roads the buses of Bihar State Transport Corporation ply routinely. Muzaffarpur is connected by broad gauge railway line on Motihari – Samastipur section of the Eastern Railway. Further southward a railway line connects Muzaffarpur with the State capital Patna. Muzaffarpur is well connected with other surrounding towns by roads ( Figure 2.2). Figure 2.2: Location and Linkages of Muzaffarpur Town 2.5 Municipal Administration The study area covers Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation (MMC). Muzaffarpur was declared as a Municipal Corporation in 1981. The first elected body of the Municipal Corporation was instituted in the year 2002 which is functional till date. The Muzaffarpur Municipal area had a total population of 3, 05,525 and was divided into 32 wards as per Census 2001. However, the ward boundaries have recently been revised and currently the city has 49 wards. 2.6 Spatial Population Distribution and Population Density Pattern As per 2001 census Muzaffarpur Municipal Corporation had 32 wards, which have been revised to 49 wards in 2007. According to the revised wards, the Spatial Population distribution has been depicted in the figure below. The overall density of Muzaffarpur is 114 persons per hectare as per census 2001, which is within the population density norms for medium and large towns, given in the UDPFI Guidelines which are 100-150 ppha. But the ward wise density analysis shows maximum number of wards have more than 150 ppha density with ward no. 39 having the highest population density (476 ppha) followed by ward no. 44 (396ppha) and ward no. 22 (386 ppha). Similarly ward no. 49 has the Final Report 2-4
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