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APPENDIXES V/Ardo Un Its Families Population 1. Mattakkuliya 183 240 APPENDIXES V/ardo Units Families Population 1. Mattakkuliya 183 240 1440 2. Modern 319 403 2418 3- Mahawatta 86 95 570 4. Aluthmawatha 492 580 3480 5« Lunupokuna 307 399 2394 6. Bloemondhal 150 186 1116 7. Kotahena East 79 89 534 8. Kotahena VIest 545 696 4176 9. Kochchikado North 1031 1137 6822 10-Jinthupitiya Road 611 803 4818 11.Masangasweediya 488 1053 6318 12.Now Bazaar 615 841 5046 13.0randpass North 279 342 2052 14.Grandpass South 549 628 3768 15-Maligawatta West 262 346 2076 16.Aluthkade East 723 988 5928 17.Aluthkade West 817 1132 6792 18.Kehelwatta 689 1022 6132 19.Koohchikade South 729 976 5856 20.Fort 01 01 06 21 .K0inpannaweediya 537 823 4938 22.Wekanda 595 867 5202 23.Hunupitiya 517 762 4572 24.Suduwella 311 365 2190 25.Ponchikawatta 1075 1517 9102 Wards Units Families Population 26. Maradana 536 650 3900 27. Maligakanda 305 391 2346 28. Maligawatta Bast 344 480 2880 29. Dematagodo 555 661 3966 30. Wanathaiaulla 437 540 3240 31• Kuppiyawatta East 292 372 2232 38. Kuppiyawatta West 426 568 3408 35. Bjjrella North 413 513 3078 34. Narahenpita 178 243 1458 35- B0rella South 327 477 2862 36. Cinnamon Garden 106 129 774 37. K0llupitiya 236 360 2160 38. Banbalapitiya 103 141 846 39. Milagiriya 64 68 408 40. Thimbirigasyaya 173 245 1470 41. Kirula 194 249 1494 42. Havelock flown 89 129 774 43. Wellawatta North 62 87 522 44. Kirillapona 194 244 1464 45. Pamankada East 73 87 522 46. Pamankade West 83 124 744 47. Wellawatta South 74 88 528 Total 2?^7 138822 APPENDIX_2. SHANTIES IN C. M. G. AREA BY WARDS. Unite Families Population 1. Mattakkuliya 1405 1651 9906 2. t?ndera 440 476 2856 3. Mahawatta 1719 1971 11826 4. Aluthnawatha 292 293 1758 5. Lunupokuna 602 727 4362 6. Bolenondhal 873 1051 6306 7. K0tahena East 29 36 216 8. Kotahena West 263 445 2670 9. Kochchikado North 99 155 930 10. Jinthupitiya 132 244 1464 11. Masangasweediya 93 120 720 12. New Bazaar 286 354 2124 13. Grandpass N0rth 564 635 3810 14. Grandpa3s South 326 403 2418 15. Maligawatta West 409 541 3246 16. Aluthkade East 311 506 3036 17. Aluthkade West 40 60 360 18. Kehelwatta 115 171 1026 19. Kochchikade South 334 414 2484 20. Fort 270 336 2016 21. Koopannawe ed iya 304 369 2214 22. Wekanda 171 205 1230 23. Hunupitiya 107 227 1362 24. Suduwella 72 86 516 25. Panchikawatta 226 238 1428 6.). Unlta Families Population 26.Maradana 97 109 654 816 27.Maligakanda 105 136 1440 28.Maligawatta }<Jast 195 240 29.Dematagoda 679 924 5544 30.Wanathamulla 573 730 4380 1812 31.Kuppiyawatta ISast 267 302 32.Kuppiyawatta West 129 137 822 6336 33.B0rella l?nrth 917 1056 34.Narahonpita 471 572 3432 108 35.B0rella South 15 18 36.Cinnamon Garden 137 173 1038 37.K0Hupitiya 126 151 906 38.Bambalapitiya 51 58 348 39.Milagiriya 34 34 204 40.Thimbieigasyaya 305 352 2112 41.Kfcrula 524 722 4332 42.Havelock Town 150 174 1044 2100 43,Wellawatta North 294 350 44.Kirillapone 448 493 2958 45.Panankada Bast 576 707 4242 46.Paraankada West 138 173 1038 47.WellawattaSouth 228 283 1698 Total ; 15 951 1960S 117648 Sm^DXTUBB 0? HOUSE HOLDS BY EXPENDITURE GROUPS Expenditure group Bs.0-199 % % Sg.400- % E3.600- % 13.800- % Es.1000 over * 6 399 399 799 999 Expenditure items 03_3t 68.? 332.21 65.3 A39/I3 62 521.08 50.Z. 861.45 44.9 liquor & tobacco 5.39 4.3 12.50 4.0 25.54 44*80 5.0 62.09 3.2 Housing 11.13 8.9 17.99 9.8 27.87 9.9 45.94 6.5 59.90 6.7 143.95 7.5 Fuel and light 6,99 5.6 17.79 9.7 21.21 4.1 36.13 5.1 35.90 4.0 59.84 2.9 Clothing mm- - 9.51 3.1 19.78 3.9 34.11 4.8 59.39 6.7 212.55 11.1 IFon and semi 3-01 2.4 7.38 2.4 13.08 2.6 15.94 2.3 22.10 2.5 90.17 4.7 Personal ease 288 2s8 2,3 6.40 2.0 18.47 3.6 31.57 4.5 39.26 4.4 77.28 4*0 and health Transport & 2.15 1.8 15.17 4.9 24.07 4.7 29.34 4.1 36.30 4.1 199.32 10.4 ^»coamjnication Recreation, education 0.06 00 6.15 2.0 12.26 2.4 14.12 2.7 35.69 4.0 86.60 4.6 and culture !4s3ceUoneous 00.00 000 4-27 1.4 13.27 2.6 25.12 3.5 31,43 3.5 77.88 4.1 Consumer durables 00.00 00.0 0.53 0.2 1.56 0.3 2.30 0.3 6.41 0.7 49.35 2.6 124.91 100 310.26 100 509.03 100 708.73 100 892.22 100, $948.59 100 APPENDIX 4 ooesaaaass ESTIMATED HOUSING BACKLOG ESTIMATED HOUSING BACKLOG. OMR Urban Population houae hold 1973 Houae hold population 1815 Peroono per household 524 House holds (000) 346 Total housing Units (000) 293 Substandard Units (000) 281 HOSING J^CKLOG: Additional units needed(OOO) 69 5% vacancy rate 6 71 To replace substandard units 97 Total backlog 168000 Source : Sri Lanka's H0using problems and policies Thomas G.Kingsly - UDA - 1978. P.41 - Table 7 :ITY OF COLOMBO LOCATION OF SLUMS cale : 1:25,000 ,EGEND «• ••••• ity boundary cntral area rcas for further study '^m houses in the central area H CITY OF COLOMBO LOCATION OF SHANTIES Scale : 1:25,000 ^^;v tomtit % • p LEGEND City boundary — Central area -»«——« Areas for further study — Unprotected areas — ".'.I'fV. 4 Major filling areas O*;-/'". ''t V''*- » V ':*! *' COLOMBO URBAN AREA ' * STRUCTURING OF THE AREA APPENDIX 7 COLOMBO CITY CENTRE SECTORAL CENTRES 0 LOCAL CENTRES •••• URBAN SECTORS NEIGHBORHOODS — HIERARCHY OF GRAVITATION B I B L I O 4-1 A P H Y 1. 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