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Guidelines for preparation of reports Under NRCP / NGRBATable. 10.2: Illustrative list of items for estimating cost of the SWMS.No.Details of Item Quantity Cost/ unit,Rs.1.0 Collection and Storage System1.1 HH / Community Bins / litter bins of variouscapacities1.2 Refuse compactor container of reqiured capacity1.3 Dumper Placer container of required capacity :1.4 Wheel Barrow1.5 Six container pedal tricycle / hand carts1.6 Vehicle for collection and transferBrooms / shovels / container for street sweepingTractors, Dumper & RefugeTotal Cost,lacsSub Total2.0 Transfer Station (with proper fencing)2.1 Composting3.0 Waste Disposal site3.1 Computerised weigh bridge 20 MT capacity includingfoundation and substructure3.2 Bull dozer3.3 Excavator3.4 Compactor3.5 Water tanker3.6 Tippers/ Tractor Trailers3.7 Development of site office building, roads, watersupply, lighting etc.3.8 Compostinga. Shreddersb. Windrow turnerc. Loader attachmentd. Screens3.9 Miscellaneous works and Miscellaneous Equipmentsincluding tackles and tools etc.3.10 Incinerator for carcass disposal3.11 Plastic recycling machine3.12 Environmental monitoring equipment3.13 Training of personals for segregation of waste andworking on plastic recycling machine3.14 Improved crematoria with two platform 1 in eachzoneSub Total4.0 Operation and Maintenance for 5 yearsGrand Total79
CHAPTER 11AFFORESTATION11.1 OBJECTIVESThis activity may be proposed with the following objectives1. To improve the aesthetics within the area covered by the boundaries of the scheme.2. To check river bank erosion and as part of its beautification.11.2 WHERE TO PLANT?Campuses of STPs, Pumping Stations, along Effluent Channels, Pathways and areas aroundCrematoria, areas around Bathing Ghats and Community Toilet Complexes etc. Also, in openspace belonging to ULB and available etc., river banks under the project area., and in the case oflakes erosion prone areas in the catchment.11.3 WHAT SPECIES TO BE PLANTED?These are essentially to be avenue / aesthetic plantations and hence suitable local floweringtree species in consultation with local people and with active participation of NGOs who areworking in that area may be selected. In case of plantations around STPs, Pumping Stations andalong Effluent Channels, tall plants having dense foliage shall be planted. Selection of plantspecies may be done in consultation with State Forest Department. Plantation of revenueearning trees shall be made, as resource recovery, in the area of STP meant for futureexpansion.11.4 IMPLEMENTING AGENCYIn the States, to take up plantation is the responsibility of the State Forest Departments. Theyhave the requisite expertise and infrastructure; they may be given the task to take up works ofafforestation.11.5 FINANCIAL NORMS FOR PLANTATIONEstimates should include provisions for maintenance for a period of 5 years including theplanting year.Provision for barbed wire fencing and / or tree guards may be kept based on requirement. Forthis detailed justification may be given. Low cost vegetative fencing should be encouraged.Employment of watchmen for the purposes of protection may be proposed. Appropriatemechanism must be evolved for maintenance and protection of the plantations taken up underthese guidelines by resorting to the concepts of social fencing with the involvement of NGOs,Paryavaran Vahinis, Eco-clubs, Forest Protection Committees, Panchayati Raj Institutions etc.This mechanism must be indicated in the DPR.11.6 RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINEDThe implementing agency will be required to meticulously maintain requisite documents like80
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