COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Puri District

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Comprehensive Development Plan – PKDA 2031There are five different sources of water supply serves the water supply system in Puri Municipality.Water supply network have been designed in the town in consonance to location and populationconcentration and resultant demand. The major two supply points are from Baliapanda to Gopinathsupply system which supplies 8 MLD of water and second one is from Chakra tirtha to MarkandeswaraTank which supplies 7 MLD of water. The detail of supply system in the municipality is shown in thebelow table:Table 8.3: Sector wise pumps and their capacity: Puri MunicipalityNo Sector wise pump installed Capacity1 From Chakratirtha well field – Markandeswara tank supply system 13.20 mld2 From Baliapanda well field to Gopinath supply system 11.25 mld3 From isolated wells 09.48 mld4 Total water pumped 33.93 mldSource: Puri MunicipalityTable 8.4: Quantity of water supplied from different system linesNo Supply System Quantity1 From Baliapanda to Gopinath Sully System 8 MLD2 From Chakra Tirtha to Markandeswara tank 7MLD3 From Godha bazar supply system 5MLD4 Individual industrial sources 2.5MLD5 Hand Pumps (504 no‟s) 3.5MLDTotal26MLDSource: Puri MunicipalityTable 8.5: Water Supplied to Various SourcesNo Sources supplied Amount1 Community supply 18.60 mld2 Institutional supply 01.20 mld3 Government residential supply 00.22 mld4 Total water supplied 20.02 mldSource: Puri MunicipalityMap 8.1: Location map of various water supply sources in Puri MunicipalitySource: Puri MunicipalityThe PHEO has installed the pumps with a view to pumping only about 70 percent of the capacity ofpumps on an average. But in absence of any rational measurement, the actual quantity is not known.Therefore the data presented in the above table although shows the system is installed for pumping inground the capacity far lesser than installed.CEPT, Ahmedabad 169
Comprehensive Development Plan – PKDA 2031As far as the supply to various sources by Municipality is concerned more than 90% of the share issupplied to community supply where as very less proportion is supplied to institutions and othercategories of use. The industrial supply is very less in the town due to less no of heavy industries in thearea. The pattern of supply though changes in the peak season due to need of more water forinstitutions and small industries in the urban region.From the primary survey conducted by CEPT it has been analyzed that 35% of the household haveaccess to Municipal water supply where as majority of population (46%) uses bore wells/wells for thesupply. The rest of the residents access the water from diversified sources like ponds, river water etc.this clearly depicts the poor status of water supply in the town. Immediate interventions in the sectorare therefore the need of the hour.Fig 8.1: Pumping Station at Baliapanda Fig 8.2: Community Tap in Puri townFig 8.3: Individual Tubewell in PentakotaFig 8.4: Access to water supply for householdsSource: OWSSB8.1.1.2 Transmission:Water from the production wells is transmitted through transmission mainsto 3 major storage reservoirs located at Ghodabazar, Markanda tankand Totagopinath. The transmission mains, varying in sizes from 250 to400 mm in diameter, are about15 km long.8.1.1.3 Storage:There are three major storage reservoir complexes, consisting of GroundStorage Reservoirs (GSRs) and Elevated Storage Reservoirs (ESRs) in thecity at Ghodabazar, Markanda and Totagopinath. Besides, there are 3other institutional service storage reservoirs in the city. The detailedstorage capacities of the reservoirs are as given in Table below. TheFig 8.5: Water Reservoir in Puri townCEPT, Ahmedabad 170
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