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0 0 61130122712121IMG 0001.Pdf -,', i +. I Wsfeosihifrty S tu$ of tfu @ose[ $reetfu ffi Xrrport fu gfiAeCw,nter *tqrutflred at $wafror (*te) Site visit:14,70,2074 -tS Qrep are [ 6y : Airp ots flut frority of tttru g L QI}UCTION: M/s special Area De'elopment Authority (sADA), Natio (counter Magnet), nal capital Region Gu'alior l',u, oqu"stecl AAI to concruct site locatcd pre-fbasibility study fbr the i, NCI{ cou,ter Magnet area at Gr,varior. Earlier as proposecl by Mis SADA one sire each ,Dugnavaley and near 'Kulaith locatecl at village, village il3ar:aclari)' was visiteJLn n.og.2or2 ri u.og.z0r2. for pre-fcasibility srucl,v. I.hc fornre*it* ,.,r, recomlnended ,;;';;;;,;;;;;;;. Iarer sire v'as sub-iect to cc'tain conditio,s. As reported locatcd at 'lJaradari by M/s SADA, tlie site was not approvecl by Delbnce Authorities. pr.posed Now M/s sADA has a nc\\i site located af Malipura & pa,,l,1a vittug... r\AI reanl collurrisi,g.J-tlte loil.*'i^g executives visited the site o, I4.10.2014: i. Shri D, Moitra. .lt.C.M. (A.fM_l,,\L) 2. Shri l\4ernrloha;r Siriglr, it f;.V if;ig.l f .Shri ltaiiv IlanrJa. Assrt. G.M. i;.1i;liCaC; 4. Ms. Mona l_.isa. A.M. (Arch.) M/s S.,\l)A,'Sraiu: (iort. ofllciats rvcre ,iri, ,,ilili,l. 1l;:l:,',,,,* als. prescrr dur.irrg rtrc ('1".-; )nt-t I\.i'*.r' ,. i.,hilr.c.r, ! ('lrlrit.t)l;in Shri Aclirl,a Singh I'<lnrar.. Cll:io Shri t,r.S. Mishra. S.li. Shri A..{ahak Singli. Sr. Accouirt Ol.iicer Shri Anil Singll C)h;:uhan. ,,\.ii. Shri iu-lanri.i Shr-i vastva. Ijub. l:neu. .Shri Naval Singli llajpLrt. SiLrb.lrigg. $ Shri N.,1. S. K rl,t Lrshu.rlr. ILt:r,cnut I ns r-lrecl.rlr Slrri Aial Ilana- Patu,iiri' 2. I}ACKGROUND: 2.1 Madhya Pradesh MP is a land 'r locked State, located in the geogrtphic il,-:art ni' i:rLijrr irr, ',r.rie is borderecl on the west by Gujarat, on the northi,.siUy ttala;;tlr15, r,;;;Ii( ri.rr;ili..ir:t by lIP, on the east by Chattisgarh and onthe southby'Muhurr.rht.o. i'rdl3 i.r.;l-:": .,,,ir .,-.;;; State in the country , by area with over 75 million inhabitants. {t i: ,t,,; ,,,, "..,., irr. In MP, the Devi Ahilyabai l{olkar Airport at Indorr ir; tlic !*;.,:.,: . , i:: j:iaja Ilho.i Airport in llhopal. Jabalpur . Airport. Gq,alior Air.p.rr irli,l I,,I. , .,i :; r' ,;l rllSO has sclreduled commcrcial passenger services. ?,2 Clwalior (ir'i'alior 'i'he district is one of the 50 districts of MP. tj!:rr:.:,rr .i,i:. ;;:i ,,;.,,: ol -521-i Km2 and a population of about 20.3 Lakhs (2011 Cr-.:pl1:i) 1)i'r,":r',,ii..,r,r*d Itlivtts il1 this district are Autari, Bitarwar. Bilana, Dabra- Mor;1:',{,"...:r,1,:r.r,.r,i j,,r lrirrire and'f-cliar]1pllr. Gu,aliorDistrict,isboundedb1'tireclistrictsol'lilltrril ii ljr,-: riiirrj.!.,irl . I)?tia to tlie cast. Shivpuri to the south. Sheopur to illr.: ,i::;r:ii.:r1J.i i,,r,:r.r:"i ,., :iic nclrtl:u,csi. (--qrrrntcr- l.l Nlagnet Citv (National Capital Reginn i s 'id. praclesh l'irc Citv of Gu'alior in Madh),a is ciesignutccl ;r in j,.:; thc National Capital l{egibn NAR) plan-19g9. 11 ,rr:i.. :;i i,,: rr,hich arc Lo play arole in rcducing pressure on thi: ..-i,r...,(i iirc; 'flie'cit,v citl o{'Dclhi. or civiiie,: ivith ,irs ,,i:.,r," ,,i ,, potcntial'lor grourth is poiscci , as a major econoirric Iri<r r ,,, .. .: Collltt\::i. _ ,fl, a magnet, th,: city o1' (ilvalior iirnctiotts: is expectecl to pla1, 111,e nta.ior stc'nr.llrc migraticln .,,,:,,.I'tl liom less developecr area pradesh capitail citl' of Maclhya to thc Delhi' l'o. ac as regional growth ientre pattern . * and to tierp attain a baraircecl of urbanizerticln in the sub r:egion. I'-or inrpiementation of 'coftli the rnlslet projecr, rhe Governmenr Pradesh in the of Mactgya -v-ear 1992, constituted a specill 'l'he jurisdictiorrof a.iu b.rrelopme,r. Authoriry (5ADA). SADA covcrr un o.*'ni;;,ffi;*arcs prgpelv; of v,hich 6,500 hecrare is 9:-l.:1"1".,ft app. e,000 hecrare i' p'1rr,"r; ls reserve forest' 'This he*are sanA area is hereafter..r"il"a"#;;:;';J,4,500 to a Gwalior its location of rhe west because o1. r,vcsrern sicte of,th; ;il;;f?;il;. Ihe is the chairrnan Di'isionat Ctommissioner Authority, *rriJrr;;;';;;e sraff: under lixecutive O1ficer :l.jr.(Cf.O). a furr time crhiel. _1 . 3.1 T'lre proposecl site is a llat barren land with minor unclulalions. It is Iocated ar Malipura ancl l)arvta villages. (Refer Annexure_I) -)- / 'l'hcre is no habitation' hetlce no lrasslc o1'acquisition .l.hc .tvne:rship / rehabiiiration. Ianci is rn'ith Go't'/liorest Dcpartment and 7'0 M/s SADA has intinr,teci that Km x 4'5 knr (approx.). lmrcl area can be macle ai,ailatrle lbr proprscci airporr. ( Ilefcr Annexrr re-l Ii. J.J In tlle nt-rrthern siclc. thcrc 'f is a rivr:r ancl igra Darl. in thc eastcrn a prtlposed tounship' sicjc. thcrr.c is 1'herc is a hili riinge in ttre North. Nclrth-Westc,i-r. and s.uthcrn sirrcs. 'r'hc Wcstcri.l rv'raximum rop erc'atio, ol 3g0 to 400 r:itr,,hr##:l per SC)l charr. (l{ctcr Annexure,{[D. 3.4 thc L'ancl is h'ee- fu'otn anr' enciimbranc'es lil<e HITLT' lines. IVIohilc to\\;ers. irlfl Rcligious pucca Placcs. Str.irctur.es etc. j.5: 'ilrcrc is a prol:qsal firr approach roacl to the proposecl site liom lvH-j. tirroiiqh ; bypass. As intimatpd by Mis SADA, the part o1' h5rpass has alreadv b,:in , cotrs(ructcd. , ', : '.., 3.6 I'he Nearest Gu'alior airport is about 13NM / Bearing 062 <leg. (2.4 Iirl). aerial distance from the propor.,l sitc. (Itefer A,nnexunorfV) 3.7 The proposed .l)angel. site lies irr the control zone of'Grvaiioi aii.port anci Aroa, vlD130 and 'Restricted Area' vIR153c. (Refer Annexure=v) . : , ... '",,, 3.n l'hc cxisting Gwa.lior airport ho! llrn\vay orientation 06.24 arrd prsposr-cl sirc r:':. : lies in the approach of Rwy 06.: ' ' . ' , ., 3.9 As per the rl'ind losg diagra.m provided by the Metrological deparrmcnt fiom 1971 )'ear to 2000_ Anncxure-vl), the orienratioi of propor.d runu,a), comes S..f"t out to be 14/32 i.e. NW-SE direction. As, the runway orientation of IAF Grvalior airport is 06124 and the proposed rLrn\^,ay orientation is 14/32, tlrus the extendecl centre line of both runwavs is going to t. irrtersecting. l'he cgnrnicnts oi'the IAF authorities at Grc/alio, oirpori *{, U. obtained clue to the proposctj orientalion of runu'a)' 14132, as it is going to conflict r.vitir the fliglrt oi.c.ati,r,r, til'the existing Clwalior airport. Hor.veveithc same orientation aitliar. iAir Cu'alior is als<l possible as the uraximum cross rvincl c.onlponent oi'thc nropgsrrci'f airport as pcr the u,intl rose diagram is 4.5 mis (g.7 Kts) asd i, ip rhe perrnissible lirnit of.10Kts. Ref. Dol: 4444PANS_A.fM. 3-10 I'lie Geo co-ordinates taken at tlre propose<i site are 260 Il, 19.5" E ancl z(to 11' I5.9" N.7g0 00i l2i,L 3.1 i T'he proposed site is located arouncl l3NM (24 i<rn) in tlri: approach o j'iit.. [i(r liom cxisting lAl; Gu,alior airport. hence both the airports cannrit bc trcatcri a:; indcpcnc{c:nr li'om operational poinr of vieu. and sintLrltancous operatiori ir, r)rii {casihlc. 3'12 An Oi-S Survcv is rcquirccl befbre.takirrg up thc assignmcnl of clcsigni,g .l'lAi procccirtrc cluc'to cfosc proxirnitv o1'hills in all directions cxccjlt castcql siiic. 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