a&n - draft presentation v2

8/3/2019 A&N - Draft Presentation V2

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Draft PresentationPresented by a consortium of:

Voyants Solutions Pvt. Ltd & Alchemy Urban SystemsPvt. Ltd


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Scope of the draft presentation

Revised population projection

Draft development plan

Broad infrastructure requirements and costing Phasing and implementation strategy


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The scope of the draft report includes:

Formulation of sectoral vision and strategies

Culminating the sectoral strategies into developmental

strategies for the delineated region

Based on the developmental strategies and potential of theregion, projecting the population for the project horizon year

2036

Estimating the broad infrastructure requirements and costing

and phasing for the same Strategizing the institutional framework and implementation

strategy


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The population projections have beenearlier covered under the Interim Stageof the Twin City Development Plan butit is observed that with theimplementation of the proposedgrowth strategies, the growth patterns

of different towns/villages would bedifferent in the future and thereforethe population projections have beenrevised.


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Anand UrbanAgglomeration

Nadiad Municipal Area

The towns Chaklasi,

Karamsad & Mogri villagehave been analyzed

separately

Villages around Anand and

Villages around Nadiad Villages on the eastern side

of the expressway


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Past Population Trends of the Overall Planning Area

Influence of Proposed Growth Pattern on Projections

Population projections have been carried out using thefollowing methods :

Arithmetic increase

Incremental increase

Geometric increase

Exponential, Logarithmic and Graphical methods

Natural increase and migration method


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Name of the settlement Projected Population2011 2021 2031 2041

Anand (M) 201255 275719 330863 343843

Karamsad(M) 39089 53552 66940 73329

VitthalUdyognagar(INA) 6072 8259 9910 10720

VallabhVidyanagar (M) 36429 42986 48144 50033

Bakrol (V) 33945 48542 65531 72678Mogri (V) 3810 4496 5170 5472

Villages around Anand 54898 63682 73234 78535

Nadiad (M) 214133 241971 263748 271545

Chaklasi (M) 40433 44476 48479 50381

Villages around Nadiad 61503 67653 73065 75579

Villages on the Eastern Side of

Expressway 47811 49724 51215 51725

TOTAL PROJECTED POPULATION 739378 901060 1036299 1083840

Growth Rates within the Delineated Area


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Land suitability analysis

Disaster zoning and vulnerability

Sectoral vision

Growth strategy & vision

Development Scenario Construction

Concept Draft Development PlanDraft Development Plan

Infrastructure estimation, costing &

phasing

Implementation strategy


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Methodology for landsuitability analysis

Parameters for analysis

Project area divided into agrid of 1km x 1km

Various parameters were

mapped and overlayed

Scoring of the various grids Individual parameters are

assigned multiplying factors

High rank for a grid implied

greater suitability for urbandevelopment.

Macro parameters: Number of Agricultural

Workers

Existing un-irrigated

agricultural land

Micro parameters:

Accessibility

Existing environmental

features

Existing settlement


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The darker areas depictareas that need to

safeguarded, whereas

the light areas depict

areas which are pro-

development


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SR.

NO.

SECTOR VISION

1 Sprawl development

within the delineated

region

Create harmonious development

Retain the identity as an environmentally sound

habitat

Enhancing the vibrant character of the delineated

regionProvide paramount quality of life.

2 Transportation and

connectivity

development

Provide an integrated network of roads with clear

hierarchy to improve connectivity within the

delineated region

Facilitate the ease of movement for through traffic

as well as the local traffic

Adequately integrating existing roads and

development, while safeguarding ecologically

sensitive areas

Provide a framework for planned urban extension


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SR.

NO.

SECTOR VISION

3 Economic

development

Establish a sustainable economic development

mechanisms based on strategic partnerships within

the delineated region capitalizing on the local

potential and skill-set .

4 Tourism

development

Promote and further augment the several forms of

prevalent tourism modes such as educational, medical

and religious tourism integrated with high-end

tourism infrastructure development

5 Health and

Educational Facility

Development

Promote state supported education and health

facilities with private initiatives to bringing in more

investment in Social Infrastructure facilities to cater all

sects of people across the region.


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SR.

NO.

SECTOR VISION

6 Water supply Facilitate access to safe drinking water to all the

citizens

7 Sanitation and Solid

Waste ManagementFacility Development

Facilitate community driven safe and hygienic

sanitation facilities in Anand

Nadiad region

8 Slums and EWS

housing demand

Ensure safe and serviced residential facilities to the

slum and houseless population through proactive

slum rehabilitation and policy initiatives


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SR.

NO.

SECTOR VISION

9 Water Bodies,

Environment &

Recreation

Protect the environment in terms of land, water and

air

Home based non-polluting industries to be

developed in stipulated areas within the urbanized

zoneOther Industrial areas to be located away from

urbanized zone with requisite buffers


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TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANAND NADIAD

TWIN CITY WHICH OFFERS DIVERSIFIED ECONOMIC

OPPORTUNITIES AND SOCIAL FACILITIES IN AN INCLUSIVE

MANNER WITH PLANNED AND SUSTAINABLE URBAN

DEVELOPMENT MANAGED BY AN ABLE ADMINISTRATION

Ribb d l t l


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Scenario-1: No interventionscenario

Ribbon development along

the transport corridors


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Scenario-2: Land zoningoption 1

Urban agricultural pocket

Urban agricultural strips

cutting across the city

Buffered industrialdevelopment in the

south west


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Scenario-3: Land zoningoption 2

Urban agricultural pocket

Mixed use development

on the E-W corridor to

spur development inthat direction

Loop/ring roads to

improves E-W

connectivity

Industrial development

in the south west


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To create a city that integratesthe existing towns of Anand

and Nadiad along with the rural

hinterland and existing villages

The idea is to considerdeveloping an urban area that

is well provided in terms of

facilities, sustainable as a

habitat and convenient in terms

of its layout and connectivity;


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Provide adequate connectivity toallow for easy movement

Provide connectivity along the

high capacity routes;

Develop public transport in orderto encourage transition from

private wheels to public wheels

Land Use zoning and road network

to support road-based publictransport system in order for the

system to function efficiently;


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A green system to be developedto connect these existing water

bodies and channels.

The lowest density farmtype

residential areas have beendesigned as an extension to

these green space systems.


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The area to the East of theExpressway which is presently

cut off from the rest of the

development to the west is

retained as agricultural. Thus the expressway acts as a

feature to preserve/conserve

the existing agricultural lands on

its eastern side.


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DraftDevelopmentPlan


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Water supply

Demand (MLD)

2011 2021 2031 2036

99.82 121.64 139.9 146.32

Source augmentation = 100.00MLD

Network length

estimation =

530Km

TOTAL COST = 284.63 Cr.

Sewerage network

sewerage generated in MLD:

2011 2021 2031 2036

79.85 97.31 111.92 117.05

Treatment facility requirements = 72.00 MLD

Network length estimation


Storm water drainageLength covered storm water drains = 270 kms


Solid waste managementWaste generated in tonnes per day2011 2021 2031 2036

184.84 225.27 259.07 270.96


Road development and

public transport

Broad new road development = 322 km


Micro level infrastructure TOTAL COST = 278.04 Cr.

ITEM COSTPhysical Infrastructure 2693.95

Social Infrastructure 2963.07

TOTAL 5657.02

THIS COST SHALL BE SPENT IN 3 PHASES OVER THE NEXT 25 YEARSSr. No PHASES Total Area (ha)

100%

Saleable land (ha)

15%

unit cost /ha

(Cr)

Total cost

(Cr)

1 Phase 1 9211 1381.65 12.9 17823.29

2 Phase 2 4951 742.65 12.9 9580.19

3 Phase 3 11367 1705.05 12.9 21995.154 TOTAL 25529 3829.35 12.9 49398.62

The amount required can be financed through sale of land bankscreated via TP Schemes


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PHASE-1 PHASE-2 PHASE-3

S

TAGE-1

Notification of the area as

an Area Development

Authority.

Constitute an area

development authority

Review of DP in 2021 Review of DP in 2031

STA

GE-2 Preparation of DP and proposal

of TP Schemes for Phase-1

Proposal of TP Schemes for Phase-

2

Proposal of TP Schemes for

Phase-3

STAGE-3

Action Plan for Infrastructure &

Development projects


Development projects


Development Projects

Provision of infrastructure

facilities in areas where

development has already

taken place

Project formulation for new

Physical and Social

infrastructure

Project formulation for new

projects to complimenturbanization.

Strategies for O&M

Recommendations for policy

initiatives

Project formulation,

Development &

Implementation strategies for

new development.

Projects for improving existing

infrastructure and to develop

additional infrastructure

facilities, civic amenities and

utilities. Preparation of DPR for each

development Projects &

Infrastructure Projects.

Strategies for O&M


initiatives

Project formulation,

Development &

Implementation strategies

for new development.

Independent projects for

improving existing

infrastructure and to

develop additional

infrastructure facilities, civicamenities and utilities.

Preparation of DPR for each

development Projects &

Infrastructure Projects.

Strategies for O&M


initiatives


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Considering the current growth pattern, interdependency andsocio-cultural identity of Anand - Nadiad and the neighboringvillages, it is envisaged that the project area has to bedeclared a Special Planning Area for an efficient andsustainable development of the region.

Under the Gujarat Town Planning Act 1976 , a region withinthe state can be declared as Development Area for purposeof securing planned development.

The Area Development Authority would be the apex bodyfor planning and co-ordination of development activities inthe delineated area.


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