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Phase II Plan Smart City Master Planning and Sector-specific Smart City Infrastructure Projects for Visakhapatnam INTEGRATED SMART CITY FRAMEWORK PLAN AECOM SMART CITY VIZAG i ii CITY VIZAG AECOM As a destination city, Visakhapatnam has a lot to offer: beautiful beaches, friendly people and a robust economy. With a great natural harbor, Vizag is a natural hub for defense, shipping, trade, and manufacturing. The division of Andhra Pradesh into two states has given additional impetus to an already vibrant economic growth trend in Vizag. The advantages of living in Vizag as opposed to other knowledge industry capitals have not been lost on India’s young professionals, who appreciate the unspoiled natural environment, affordable housing and laid-back lifestyle on offer. Vizag, with its increasingly diverse economy and proven leadership team, is poised to grow. The challenge for Vizag will be to realize its ambitious economic growth goals while preserving and enhancing livability for the benefit of local citizens. The Smart City Framework Plan lays the groundwork for the development of Visakhapatnam from a 20th century port city into an integrated 21st century city-region. Each of the four major centers of Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region (VMR) will develop its own distinct urban character: 1. The city center will raise its profile as the business and cultural center of the region by carrying out signature development projects in the Central Business District, along the beach road and at Old Town. 2. The southern industrial area will develop of smaller, mixed-use urban sub-centers that offer jobs-housing balance and improved living conditions for the local workforce. 3. Madhurawada and Rushikonda will emerge as high-end knowledge industry clusters that offer world-class educational, recreational and tourism facilities. 4. Vizag’s unique selling point — its coastline — will be developed as a set of distinct recreational, ecological and livelihood destinations. New growth areas within all four centers will locate housing near jobs, preserve ecological assets, and minimize natural hazard risk. Binding the centers into a coherent regional whole will be smart transport, water and energy infrastructure that ensures smooth and timely flows of people and resources throughout the VMR. ICT innovations will allow infrastructure managers to anticipate stress points, take corrective action and enhance system performance. Citizens in Smart Vizag will also gain visibility into infrastructure systems and be able to participate in decisions about future improvements. By embracing Green Living and Smart Business, Visakhapatnam Metro Region will become South and Southeast Asia’s Clean Commerce Capital for the 21st century. AECOM Copyright © 2017 AECOM 3101 Wilson Blvd. Suite 900 Arlington, VA 20009 Telephone: +1 (703) 682-4900 Internet: www.aecom.com This work is a product of the staff of AECOM with contributions from IBM and KPMG. The findings are based upon geographic and demographic data obtained from State and Local entities as well as data transposed from publicly available sources. As such, AECOM does not guarantee the accuracy of the geographic and demographic data included in this work. January 2017 Rights and Permission The material in this work is subject to copyright. Because AECOM encourages dissemination of its knowledge, this work may be reproduced, in whole or in part, for noncommercial purposes as long as full attribution to this work is given. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Integrated Framework Plan Introduction and Background I-1 The Vision for a Smarter Greater Vizag I-2 Guiding Principles and Approaches I-3 Accessing the Draft Planning Components I-6 II. Urban Development Framework Introduction II-1 Challenges to Address II-7 Settlement Typologies II-15 Area Vision Plan Summaries II-21 III. Open Space Introduction III-1 Floodplain-Sensitive Development III-1 Wetland/Wet Soils Conservation III-2 Forest Preservation and Establishment III-3 Hilltop Preservation III-3 IV. ICT Overview Strategy VII. Energy Introduction IV-1 Introduction VII-1 Conceptual Functional Architecture IV-1 Technical Approach VII-6 ICT Infrastructure IV-5 Summary of Programs and Projects VII-18 Analytic Methods IV-6 Instrumentation and Control IV-8 Connectivity IV-10 VIII. Social Infrastructure Interoperability IV-11 Introduction VIII-1 Security and Privacy IV-11 Objectives of the Study VIII-1 Data Management IV-12 Coverage of this Report VIII-2 Computing Resources IV-13 Challenges and Opportunities in Social Service Delivery VIII-2 Analytic Tools IV-13 Approach to Smarter Social Services VIII-5 Citizen Engagement IV-13 Proposed Projects VIII-6 Summary of Projects VIII-27 V. Mobility Introduction V-1 IX. Housing Component Technical Approach V-8 Introduction IX-1 Summary of Projects V-17 Challenges and Opportunities IX-2 Approach to Smarter Housing IX-3 Housing Projects IX-4 VI. Sewerage, Water Supply & Stormwater Introduction VI-1 Stated System Goals, Metrics and Key Performance Indicators VI-8 X. Resilience Component Approach to Smarter Water and Solid Waste Management VI-9 Introduction X-1 Summary of Projects VI-14 Assessing Challenges X-1 Strategic Considerations X-4 Acronyms and Abbreviations APEPDCL Andhra Pradesh Eastern Power Distribution SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Company Ltd. SOQ Statement of Qualification APGENCO Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Company SPV Special Purpose Vehicle CEO Chief Executive Officer ULB Urban Local Bodies CMAR Construction Manager at Risk VfM Value for Money DB Design-Build Vizag Visakhapatnam DBF Design-Build-Finance VUDA Visakhapatnam (Vizag) Urban Development Authority DBFOM Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Maintain DBOM Design-Build-Operate-Maintain EoI Expression of Interest GHG Greenhouse Gas GVMC Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation HPSC High Powered Steering Committee IT Information Technology kV kilovolt MW megawatts NREDCAP New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Limited O&M Operations and Maintenance OT Operational Technology PV Photovoltaic RFP Request for Proposals RFQ Request for Qualifications x CITY VIZAG AECOM I. INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK PLAN I. INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK PLAN Introduction and Background The AECOM team, including partner firms IBM and KPMG, is carrying out the assignment “Smart City Master Planning + Sector Specific Smart City Infrastructure Plans for Visakhapatnam” on behalf of the Government of Andhra Pradesh (USTDA financing). With a view to promoting the development of Visakhapatnam (“Vizag”) into a smarter city, the assignment includes baseline analysis, formulation of a development strategy and guidelines, preparation of a smart city master plan, and feasibility analysis of smart city projects. It is anticipated that the work will be completed over three 5-month phases, as follows: Phase I – Baseline, Smart City Development Strategy and Action Planning for Two Smart City Projects (March 2016 – August 2016) Phase II – Preparation of the Smart City Master Plan Phase III – Implementation Plan and Feasibility Studies for Four Smart City Projects Phase I was contracted on February 12, 2016 and has been completed. Phase I included six tasks: Task 1 – Defining Visakhapatnam Smart City Vision Task 2 – Review and Analysis of Existing Conditions and Corresponding Best Practices Task 3 – Strategic Planning for Regulatory and Infrastructure Framework Task 4 – Sector-Specific Strategies Task 5 – Action Planning for Two Smart City Projects Task 6 – Interim Report AECOM SMART CITY VIZAG I-1 I. INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK PLAN Phase II was contracted on August 29, 2016 and is currently underway. Phase II includes six tasks: Task 7 – Master Planning Kick-off Workshop Task 8 – Draft Integrated Smart City Master Plan Task 9 – Stakeholder Workshop on the Draft Integrated Master Plan Task 10 – Final Integrated Master Plan Task 11 – Presentation of the Final Integrated Master Plan Task 12 – Final Report Phase III will include more detailed planning for four selected projects as well as capacity building and training assistance for those implementing ‘Smart City’ projects. The Vision for a Smarter Greater Vizag Building upon the existing diverse economic base and inherent livable amenities and lifestyle, the vision was set for greater Vizag to become South and Southeast Asia’s Clean Commerce Capital by 2030. This goal aims to protect and enhance quality of life for residents and businesses alike by pursuing two fundamental objectives: Green Living Preserve and celebrate the unspoiled environment Promote a healthy lifestyle Provide access to amenities Promote clean air and clean water Smart Business Maintain and expand ease of doing business Facilitate and require clean manufacturing Plan and deploy intelligent infrastructure Facilitate and require socially responsible businesses practices I-2 CITY VIZAG AECOM I. INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK PLAN Achieving the vision will require a “Smart City” approach to regional development and infrastructure planning and delivery. The intent of the Smart City framework, programs and projects will be to accelerate provision of basic services, employ creative approaches to cost-effective service delivery, and set in motion a virtuous circle of infrastructure investment, high-quality urban environment initiatives, workforce attraction and retention, increased local government revenue, and additional infrastructure investments. The intent is for Smart City projects to be deployed throughout the region to catalyze sustainable, cyclical progress toward
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