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Comprehensive Planning of Water Supply Service improvements In the following ULBs(1) Ananthapur Municipal Corporation, (2) Chittoor Municipality and (3) Badvel MunicipalityDPR Final – Ananthapur M. C. – EnvironmentLIST OF FIGURESFigure no. Particulars Page no.Fig. 1.3 Map of Ananthapur District and Municipal Area 2Fig 3.1.3 Hazard Zonation map of Andhra Pradesh 13Fig 3.1.7 Monthly average concentrations of RSPM and TSPM for the year 2007 19LIST OF DRAWINGSSl. no. Particulars Drawing no.1 Base Map of Ananthapur with Contour (Annexure 3) APMDP/ATP/182 Map showing Existing Water Works and Clear Water Rising Mains ofAnanthapur Municipal Corporation (Annexure 5 – Sheet 1)APMDP/ATP/033 Proposed Rising Main Route of PABR Scheme (Annexure 5 – Sheet 2) APMDP/ATP/134 Land Use Map of Ananthapur Municipal Corporation (Annexure 1) APMDP/ATP/16
Comprehensive Planning of Water Supply Service improvements In the following ULBs(1) Ananthapur Municipal Corporation, (2) Chittoor Municipality and (3) Badvel MunicipalityDPR Final – Ananthapur M. C. – Environment1 INTRODUCTION1.1 Backgrounda. The Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) has received a loan from World Bank to improve theservices and support improvements in the financial, technical and management capacities of ULBsto sustain the infrastructures being created to ensure the desired level of water supply.b. One of the major activities of the Urban Local Bodies (ULB) is to provide safe water supply to theinhabitants. However, lack of adequate fund for investment and maintenance infrastructure includingstaff, the desired level of water supply has reduced the effectiveness of water supply services.Inadequate water supply has been identified as an essential issue. The Government of AndhraPradesh (GoAP) has recognized the problems faced by the ULBs and has received a loan from theWorld Bank to improve the services and support improvements in the financial, technical andmanagement capacities of ULBs to sustain the infrastructures being created.1.2 Scope of Environmental Screening study at Feasibility Stagea. During the feasibility stage, study cover the following:• Review national, state and local environmental regulatory requirements on environmental aspects,including necessary clearance from State and Central Government in the context of proposed projectcomponents.• Establishing environmental baseline covering the specific location of water supply componentsincluding the designated project sites – such as supply source, site for locating water off-take, rightof way of transmission mains and water treatment plants, storage reservoirs and pumping stations,sites for elevated service reservoirs, distribution network and existing facilities for waste waterdisposal.• Carry out environmental screening in the light of baseline condition and proposed project activities toidentify key environmental issues and defining the scope of detailed environmental assessment to becarried out as part of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs). During screening, consideration shall be paidto (i) location of the sub-project with respect to environmentally sensitive areas and communityconcerns and (ii) volume, nature and technology of construction. The screening process shall includestakeholder consultations.• Conduct environmental analysis of alternatives for different project components and provide specificinputs of technical analysis of alternatives – the objective of such analysis shall be to minimiseenvironmental impacts and provide specific inputs to feasibility analysis. Analysis of alternatives shallidentify opportunities for environmental enhancements, where ever feasible.1.3 Project Locationa. The location of project site is Ananthpur Municipality. Ananthapur is the largest district of AndhraPradesh and the second largest district in India. Ananthapur town is the Head Quarters of thedistrict. Its geographical co-ordinates are 15 0 41’ 0” North latitude and 77 0 37’ 0” East longitudes. It isspread over an area of 47.50 Sq. Km. having a population of 243143 as per 2001 Census and islocated at a distance of 354 Km from the state capital Hyderabad. It is said that Ananthapur derivedits name from "Ananthasagaram“ (meaning endless ocean) a huge tank in the vicinity. "HandeAnanthapuram“ is the other name of the place. The village of Ananthasagaram andBukkarayasamudram were constructed by Chikkavodeya, the minister of Bukka – I, a Vijayanagarruler. Some authorities assert that the Ananthasagaram was named after Bukka’s queen, whilesome contend that it is known after Anantharasa Chikkavodeya himself as Bukka had no queen bythat name.1
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