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Appendices II-VII Appendix II Appendix II Maps and Schemes A. Overview of Ja-Ela DS and local authority (PS/UC) areas B. Grama Niladari (GN) division map C. GN Population numbers (1999) D. Coverage of “town cleaners” E. Collection scheme Dandugama F. Collection scheme Kandana A. Overview Map of Ja-Ela DS B. GN Division Map C. GN Population Numbers (1999) D. Coverage of “town cleaners” Marked by grey boundaries are the areas that are theoretically covered by the local-authority “cleaners”. Marked in black are the areas or streets where actual cleaning is known to take place (or which are at least mentioned in the cleaning schemes - see also next pages). Dandugama Suboffice Division Workplan of Health Division, 2000 Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Industrial Zone, Weedi Road, From Jambo Rd to From Dehiyagata From Madama Junction From Agaradaguru Mythree Mawatha and Muthurajawela Road, Dandugama Totupola Church Rd to Madama towards Kanuwana up Mawatha, Christuraja take action for the Pamunagama Road, Rd, Dehiyagata Church Junction, up to to Monta Garments, Mawatha, Alexandra remaining problems Madama Road, Jambo Rd via Dandugama Gampaha Road; along the roadside Wattha, to Volleyball Road, MP’s Residence Gamameda Rd, Minuwangoda Rd, Court (60 ft Ekala and Office, Singhasala Dewala Rd, Jositawatta Airforce Camp and From C.T.B. Junction, Road) Road, Yeawan Wattha Temple to Ginwoong Lanka Rd. (Pvt) Ltd. through Jaffagi Housing Grayline Housing Temple Road Scheme Scheme opposite the Jayaratna’s (MP) Residence All the drainage systems have to be cleaned Under special conditions this programme may change …………………. …………………………. ……………………. Officer In Charge Public HeaIth Inspector Labourer Foreman Detailed Cleaning Schedule for the Ja-Ela (Kandana) Pradeshiya Sabha Limits Roads that are cleaned by the compactor machine and tractors: Monday, Thursday Nadoda Jude Rd., Morawattha Rd., Charles Piyanama Rd., Pathima Rd., Sebastian Rd., Street Rd., Nagoda Church Rd., Kandana Cemetery Rd., Roundabout Rd., Main Road, Main Market Tuesday, Friday Bernadette Rd., Pantelion Rd., Relaualla Jude Rd., Kandana Church Rd., Devale Rd., D.C. Jayasuriya Rd., Pio Rd., David Soyza Rd., Theresa Rd., Main Road, Main Market Wednesday, Balasuriya Rd., Jayanthi Rd., Halpe Rd., Jayasuriya Rd., Jayasamurugama Rd., Railway Station Rd., Saturday Niwasa Rd., Juwan Rd., Main Road, Main Market, Peralanda Rd. Sunday Sadasarana Rd.*, Uluporanuwa Rd.*, Uswatta Rd.*, Bogahatotupola Rd., Dawatotupola Rd., Main Road, Main Market, Batagama Rd.*, Lipton Rd.* *: This indicates roads that are not included in the contract, but are still cleaned once a week Regional Manager Carekleen (Pvt) Ltd. $SSHQGL[,,,²$GGUHVVHV Rural Area Households (Delatura) Urban Area Households (Tudella/Ekala) A. Very low income (<Rs. 3000) A. Low income (<Rs. 6000) 1. Jude Laxman 1. Samantha Hemali Manuthunga No. 322A Wallenegoda No. 67/34 Alexandra Place 4 people, 2 employed (driving) Kunuwana, Ja-Ela 4 people, of which 1 employed abroad 2. U. Edward Perera No. 338 Nawodaya Mawatha 2. Jude Lessly 8 people, 2 earn daily wages No. 67/40 Alexandra Place (labourer), no permanent job Tudella, Ja-Ela 4 people, 1 earns income (wood 3. W. K. Mary Malani chopper) No. 328 Nawadeya Mawatha 5 people, 1 employed (labour) 3. Rita Matilda No. 64/22 Alexandra Place B. Low income (Rs. 3000–6000) Tudella, Ja-Ela 5 people, 2 employed 1. Josep Perera No. 279A Nelumvilla Road B. Normal income (>Rs. 6000) 5 people 1. G. Godfri Perera 2. Jayantha Costa No. 27 Anita Sevana No. 279B Nelumvilla Road Agaradaguru Mawatha 4 people, 1 employed (driving) Ekala, Ja-Ela 3. S. Camilus Perera 2. D.S.R.T. Fernando No. 334A Nawadeya Mawatha No. 234/2 Alexandra Place 9 people, 3 employed Kunuwana, Ja-Ela C. Normal income (>Rs. 6000) 3. Udaya Marapaya No. 24 Kuduruwattha 1. K.D. Antony Nimal Tudella, Ja-Ela No. 317 Nelumvilla Road 5 people, 1 employed 5 people, 1 employed (business) 2. Jagath Nishantha Fonseka No. 336A1 Nawodaya Mawatha 4 people, 1 employed (carpentry) 3. K. Sunil Perera No. 331 Nawadeya Mawatha 5 people, 1 employed (government servant) Retail Shops & Restaurants Blue Island Restaurant Food remains collected by pig farmers, rest of waste normally burned Lakmani Hotel Negombo Road, Tudella, Ja-Ela Food remains collected by pig farmers, rest of waste normally burned Tissara Grocery Pitipana Road, Tudella, Ja-Ela Waste (mostly plastic) normally burned Maneesha Grocery Pitipana Road, Tudella, Ja-Ela Waste (mostly plastic) normally thrown in marshland (nearby dumpsite?) House-to-House Waste Buyers P. Lingeshraran 273 Negombo Road Tudella, Ja-Ela (There are many more in the area, but this is the only address we have) Waste Retailers Ja-Ela Street Nr. Name Materials Negombo Road 254 R. Balakrishna Paper, scrap metal, glass bottles, barrels, plastic containers, sacks Kanuwana Road 47-1 V. Thavadasan Scrap metal, glass bottles, barrels, plastic containers, sacks Old Negombo Road 251 S. Lal Paper, scrap metal, glass bottles, barrels, plastic containers, sacks Minuangoda Road 61 S. Raja Paper, scrap metal, glass bottles, barrels, plastic containers, sacks 15 A M. Seluam Scrap metal, barrels, plastic containers 124 Paper, corrugated cardboard, plastic containers, sacks ? Unknown Paper, glass bottles, scrap metal, barrels, plastic containers Indivitiya Road 199 T.A. Milton Paper, cardboard, scrap metal, barrels, Appuhamy plastic containers, black coloured plastics (see main text, figure 3.19) (The list of materials for some shops might contain omissions, especially in the case of cardboard.) Appendix IV: Dumpsites in Ja-Ela DS Note: This map shows only the main dumpsites we found during the survey, and is therefore far from complete. Former dumpsite D1 Jayasiriya Road, Kandana D6 Ekala Industrial Estate (market waste) Active dumpsite D2 Ragama Town D7 Mr. Jackson’s Place (along Ja-Ela Canal) D3 Suduwella, Ja-Ela D8 Sri Wijerama Temple, Dandugama D4 Wewala, Ja-Ela (former site) D9 Pamunagama Road, Tudella D5 Ekala (asbestos dump) $SSHQGL[,9²'XPSVLWHV Map reference: D1 Location: Jayasiriya Road, Kandana Users: Carekleen cleaners, Batuwatta PS cleaners and private dump Land type: Private property, previously marshland Current active dumpsite size: ± 55 m x 25 m x 2.5 – 3 m; estimated 3400 – 4100 m3 Previously filled areas: estimated 75 m x 60 m (big site), estimated 50 m x 50 m (small site), average height ± 1 – 1.5 m Total area used for filling: ± 8500 m2 (possibly more) Total amount of waste + soil used for filling: estimated 12000 – 17000 m3 (possibly more) Waste composition: Household waste, a lot of plant material, some garbage in bags, construction rubble (incl. asbestos), slaughterhouse waste (animal remains), much paper/cardboard Various observations: No burning; current dump not yet covered; no houses in direct vicinity of dump (distance >300 m) Map reference: D2 Location: Ragama town Users: Ragama PS cleaners (and some private dump?) Land type: Government property (UDA), previously marshy land (with low natural value due to town location) Current active dumpsite size: ± 20 m x 50 m x 2 m; estimated 2000 m3 over 1000 m2 Previously filled areas: Not precisely known, at least 20 m x 100 m x 1 m, now partly used for building Waste composition: Household waste, many plastic bags, some slaughterhouse waste, PVC, rubble, intact glass & plastic (PET) bottles, lot of yoghurt cups and film roll containers Various observations: Closely surrounded by houses, including some still being built; waste is burned (smoke will pass through residential area during SW-monsoon); current dump not covered; part of old dump now filled with pools of stagnant rainwater Map reference: D3 Location: Suduwella, Ja-Ela Users: Private dump (used to be dump for Super Shine Service and Ja-Ela UC cleaners), now used by Ekala industries (e.g. PLL Company, producers of plastic packaging material) Owner: Sunil Dasanayke No. 462 Sebastian Perera Road, Suduwella, Ja-Ela Land type: “Private” property (officially?), previously marshland Current active dumpsite size: ± 29 m (max.) x 55 m x 1.5 – 2.5 m Estimated area: ± 1200 m2 Estimated amount of waste: 1800 – 3000 m3 Waste composition: Mostly organic and plastic material Various observations: Several houses / farms along the west-side of the site; currently no visible signs of burning (but see below); waste is not covered and badly spread; very muddy access road with pools of water; large piece of filled marshland to the south of the site, separated from it by a new fence, possibly also used for dumping waste in the past (?) Information from site owner: The UC collectors would not spread the dumped waste, so the owner asked them to stop dumping PLL is paying Rs. 10,000 per month for collection and dumping of their plastic waste, which amounts to about 3 tractors per 2 days. There also used to be (private) dumping of polythene waste, but that was stopped because it was not burned The owner of the site used to have a farm Map reference: D4 Location: Wewala, Ja-Ela Users: Used by Ja-Ela UC cleaners in the past Land type: Previously marshland, now a public playground Size of site: ± 60 m x 125 m x 1.5 m (max. height); ± 7500 m2 Estimated amount of waste + soil used for filling: ± 11200 m3 Various observations: There is some newly dumped waste along the north-edge of the old site Map reference: D5 Location: Ekala (along Gampaha Road) Users: Rhino Roofing Products Ltd. Land type: Private property Estimated dumpsite size: At least 500 m2 Waste composition: White asbestos powder and fragments Various observations: Most of the site is not (yet) covered; it is located close to a residential area; the owner lives at the edge of the site; part of the site is surrounded by trees; the asbestos powder is mixed with water for transport in an open tractor (which is entirely covered in asbestos powder); the road between the Rhino company and the dumpsite is covered with patches of dried- up asbestos powder Notes: See also main text, figure 3.15.
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