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DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2007 - 2012

DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2007 - 2012. CHANDERNAGORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION.

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DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2007 - 2012

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  1. DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN2007 - 2012 CHANDERNAGORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

  2. Chandernagore is a small city located 30 kilometers North of Calcutta , in West Bengal , India . Situated along the banks of River Ganga, the city has been able to keep herself separated from all other cities and abide by her own characteristics. She was under French rule since 1696 Location= 22o52’North and 88o22’East

  3. Male=84,222 Female=77,924 Density of population=7361 Total no. Of household =34,937 DEMOGRAPHY • She Has 33 Functioning Ward Committees Area = 22.03 sq km Population= 1,62,146 (2001 Census) Growth /annum=3.0% Total no. Of S.C=16446 Total no. Of S.T=756 Total no. Of slum=152 no.s Total slum population= 42,000 Total no. Of B.P.L population=16224 CMC HAS 5 BOROUGH OFFICES

  4. VISION • Implementation of the DDP will transform our Municipal Corporation into an ideal healthy Urban area • Ensure overall healthy safe living environment by providing basic services to poor • Removal of bottle necks to ensure and future Chandernagore with no unemployment problem • A healthy Socio economic condition by upgrading education, health amusement facilities • Emphasis on sustainable development • Providing facilities to attract private investors for overall development • Municipal Institutional strengthening - a basic development issue is also what DDP aims at

  5. DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN2007 - 2012 COMPONENT 1 – INFRASTRUCTURE , LANDUSE & ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN • SLUM INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PLAN • INTRA - MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PLAN • TRANS – MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE LINKAGE • LANDUSE DEVELOPMENT PLAN • ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN COMPONENT 2 – SOCIAL & LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT • LIVELIHOOD & POVERTY ALLEVIATION PLAN • LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT • HEALTH CARE SERVICES DEVELOPMENT PLAN • PRIMARY EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN COMPONENT 3 – MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONAL STRENGTHENING PLAN • ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN • INTERNAL PROCESS & SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PLAN • CITIZEN INTERFACE PLAN • FINANCIAL PLAN

  6. PROCESS DDP launched in July 2005 DPG & DTG formed – in August 2005 Vision & Objective finalised in August 2005 Problem Identification Workshops in Wards September 2005 Work shop I – September 2005 Ward Level Meetings for finilisation of projects June 2006 Workshop II – September 2006 CMU Appraisal – January 2007 Public Validation – January 2007 Submission to KMPC – February 2007

  7. PARTICIPATORY PROCESS • 25 NOS. DPG & DTG Meetings • Workshop 1 & Workshop 2 • 99 ward level meetings • Numbers of Focus Group Discussion • Number of Meetings with CDS , NHG Municipal employees etc.

  8. DATA COLLECTION • Socio Economic House Hold Survey • Collection of Existing Data - Drainage & Water Supply • Traffic data collection • Market Survey • Industry Review Data • Focus Group Discussion • Meeting with NHG , NHC

  9. Analysis and Projection Data Analysis from Raw Data and Review of Feedback from Ward Level Projection upto 2012 For Infrastructure Projection upto 2017

  10. COMPONENT 1 – INFRASTRUCTURE , LANDUSE & ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN SUB_COMPONENTS OF COMPONENT -1 SLUM INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PLAN INTRA - MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PLAN TRANS – MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE LINKAGE LANDUSE DEVELOPMENT PLAN ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

  11. SLUM INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OBJECTIVE • Ensure basic infrastructure services to all slum dwellers in order to improve the quality of life of the slum dwellers. • To provide adequate water supply and safe sanitation services to all the urban poor resident in the municipality. • Slums having worst socio-economic situation and infrastructure will be the first priority for development. • To address needs of both BPL and APL families resident in slums. • To ensure community participation in planning, construction, and operation and maintenance of Community assets within slums. • To get better result slum infrastructure must be integrated with the intra municipal infrastructure.

  12. SLUM PRIORITISATION • Development Issues Identified through Technical Analysis & Discussions with Slum Dwellers • 152 Slums identified and prioritised following QSS Report • Out of 152, 4 slums in service land • 152 slum covers 45,000 population which is 27 % of total population

  13. SLUM INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROJECT PROPOSALS • Comprehensive Development Plan – prepared for 152 slums includes • Comprehensive Development Plan consists of Drainage, Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing etc. • Funding from – KUSP & BSUP fund. • Total estimated Cost Infrastructure Cost 18.93 Crores Housing Cost 102.14 Crores O&M Cost 0.5 Crores Total 121.57 Crores

  14. Intra-Municipal Infrastructure Plan Plan covers • Transportation • Water Supply • Drainage • Solid Waste Management • Community Facilities

  15. Development Objectives To provide adequate water supply, safe sanitation services to the entire area of Corporation. To install a modernized solid waste management system for the entire area. To provide proper storm water drainage To remove the problems related to transportation management within the town­ To provide required social infrastructure to the residents Other public utilities like market place etc. are to be ensured to the citizens. INFRASTRUCTURE, LANDUSE AND ENVIRONMENT PLAN (COMPONENT -1)

  16. SITUATION ASSESMENT Infrastructure Overview TRANSPORTATION • Study of Transport Network • Study of Road Hierarchy • Study of Parking • Study of Road Junction

  17. SITUATION ASSESMENT Infrastructure Overview WATER SUPPLY Study of existing source of Old area , ward 27 and Added area Study of existing network of Old area ,ward 27 and Added area Details of Pipelines Study of Problem Areas

  18. IMPORTANT TRAFFIC JUNCTION

  19. SITUATION ASSESMENT Infrastructure Overview DRAINAGE • Study of Outfall Points • Study of Contours, Invert level • Waterlogged area

  20. SITUATION ASSESMENT Infrastructure Overview SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT • Existing Vermi compost plant • Study of existing collection system • Study of PPP

  21. STUDY OF ON GOING PROJECTS • PUBLIC CONSULTATION OUTCOME

  22. PROJECT PROPOSAL &PRIORITIES • After analyzing technical data, citizen feedback • Projected future population for the years • 2012 - 2,21,000 • 2017 - 2,46,000 • Infrastructure requirement projected for 2012 & 2017

  23. PROPOSED ROAD NETWORK

  24. PROPOSED DRAINAGE(SPOT LEVEL)

  25. PROPOSED WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOR ADDED AREA

  26. PROPOSED DRAINAGE FOR ADDED AREA

  27. PROPOSED SEWARAGE FOR ADDED AREA

  28. PROJECTS Two Groups of projects • FIRST GROUP – CENTRAL PROJECTS ( 28 Nos. of projects) TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF FIRST GROUP (INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS) : Rs. 284.20 crores • SECOND GROUP – Ward level projects ( 645 Nos. of projects ) TOTAL NO. OF ROADS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR = 320 TOTAL NO. OF DRAINS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR = 230 TOTAL NO.OF GUARD WALLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR = 95 ILLUMINATION - IN 16 WARDS = 16 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF SECOND GROUP (WARD WISE INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS) : Rs. 13.7067 Crores

  29. PROJECT PRIORITY • First Group – no priority list • Second Group – Priority List of 645 Projects by giving Weightage and Marks

  30. Objectives Taking necessary steps for effective drainage, extension of sewerage to solve the problem of water logging and sanitation. To solve the bottlenecks related to the roads, bridges and traffic management. To provide required social infrastructure in trans municipal level. Projects Five Nos. of projects identified Road Projects – 2 Drainage Projects – 1 Sewerage Project – 1 River Transport – 1 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF TRANSMUNICIPAL PROJECTS : Rs. 32.30 crores TRANSMUNICIPAL PROJECTS

  31. LANDUSE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OBJECTIVE • Efforts should be given to identify land for development • Emphasis will be given to utilize the land for health conservation, education and recreational parks • Municipal own land and vested land should be given top priority for environmental improvement • From social and environmental point of view due emphasis should be given to provide parks and playground for each ward • To control congestion and non conforming use regulatory measures should be given priority • To control incompatible and non-sustainable development issues ensure the amount of land required for adequate social infrastructural facilities removing and controlling of informal settlements by providing them appropriate resettlement and rehabilitation scope

  32. LANDUSE DEVELOPMENT PLAN • Study of Existing Land use • Study of Built form • Structural Condition • Study of LUDCP –1995 & B.M. Act • Municipal own Land • Vested Land • Study on encroachment

  33. LANDUSE - 2006

  34. PROJECT PROPOSALS • 5 nos of proposals on Landuse Plan Parks and Play Grounds in total 15 wards Improvement of existing Picnic Park (Chuti park) Development Of Pisiculture within the existing Ponds Construction of Community latrine in ward no.6,8,9,10, 11, 25 &26 Improvement of existing slaughter house TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF LAND USE PROJECTS) : Rs. 2.21 crore • Proposal for modification of Land Use zoning New Zoning for added area

  35. PROPOSED LANDUSE ZONING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL PLAN

  36. ENVIROMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN OBJECTIVE • To ensure noise free atmosphere with clean pollution free air. • To stop contamination of land • To check the quality of water from the sourceslike streams, rivers ponds and lakes and prevent them from further pollution, • Protect the biological diversity of the area • Protect the Heritage building

  37. ENVIROMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN • Study of environmental elements • Air, Soil, Water,Water bodies & Noise • Study of Heritage Structures • Study of Non Conventional Energy

  38. PROJECT PROPOSAL & PRIORITY After analysis and projection projects identified Two Types of Environmental Projects • First Group – Active & Passive Actions 5Nos. of projects Energy Park Tourism destination scheme Remote sensing and G.I.S. technology Proposal for ground water recharge and rainwater harvesting methods Tree plantation project Conservation of water bodies for Pisiculture Establishment of laboratory for quality checking of drinking water and pond water Disaster Preparedness (passive measures)

  39. PROJECT PROPOSAL & PRIORITY • Second Group -Conservation of heritage Structures 10 nos. of Structures are Identified Five Nos already listed by Heritage commission • Thistle Hotel • Clock Tower • French Cemetery Cathedral • Liberty Gate • Prefecture of police Five Nos not listed by Heritage commission • Sacred Heart Church • Nitya Gopal Smriti Mandir • Nanda Dulal Mandir • Borai Chandi Tala Mandir • Sambhu Chandra Sebasharam TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS : Rs. 8.31crores

  40. LOCATION OF OLD AND NEWAREA

  41. Projects Under First Group (Central Projects)

  42. TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF FIRST GROUP (INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS) : Rs. 284.20 crores

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