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Existing Situation at Rankala Lake Existing Situation at Rankala Lake Part of the Lake is infested with Water Hyacinth and polluted affecting the aquatic life as well as creatingFortress mosquito menace Proposed Integrated Plan for Rankala Lake. A Proposed State‐of‐Art Museum. E E B Proposed convergence space. E C Proposed artist village. D Proposed cultural complex ‐ food plaza. E Proposed Theme gardens. F Cleaning of the Lake / Rejuvenation. E E A D B C Fortress Proposed Cultural Center at Rankala Lake • Perfo rming Spaces • Multi-arts complex • Museum of Fine Arts • A Library • Indoor and outdoor auditoria Fortress Estimated Cost – 43 Cr. Proposed Museum of wrestling events in Kolhapur region KASBAG MAIDAN Proposed location for Gallery of wrestling history‐events. Fortress Estimated Cost – 5 Cr. Outer Circle Proposal: Koteshwar Mandir & Kotitirth Development Existing Status • Over 115.5 lc annual viitisitors • Garden with pathway overlooking the sacred lake • Good Seating arrangement • Beautiful Lake view • SiSwami SthSamarth MdiMandir Key Issues • Apppproach roads are not well maintained • No public utility facilities • No planned parking area • Grossly inadequate infrastructure Fortress Proposed Holistic Plan for Kotithirth Lake I Issues: • Approach roads are not well maintained I • No public utility facilities • No planned parking area I • Grossly inadequate infrastructure J F D I H G C E A B Proposed Activities – E Restaurant- organic food A Fast food F Meditation hall- B Shops- G Open air amphitheater- C Museum H Laser show Musical fountain- D Yoga hall / center I FortressGhat development Exhibition hall J Mythological wall paintings Estimated Cost – 13 Cr. Beautification of City Entry Points & Chowks Mappg showing Locations of Entr y Points of under consideration for Beautification Fortress Estimated Cost – 7 Cr. Proposal for Theme Gardens Ramkala Choupati Nehru Garden Tembhalai Garden Town Hall Garden Name of Garden Area Themes & attractions 1.Padmavati Garden 4000 sq.mt. Play area, pathways, fantasy garden etc. 2. Rankala garden. 22000 Sq.mt. Acupressure pathways, aroma gardens, Play area etc. 3. Nehru garden. 8000 sq.mt . Rose garden, Hibiscus garden etc. 4. Tembalai garden 4800 sq.mt. Play area, sculpture park, Butter fly garden etc. Fortress 5. Town hall garden. 4000 sq.mt. Rare species of plants, River Ghat Development – Existing Situation • A perennial river Panchaganga flowing adjacent to Kolhapur City periphery over 20KM stretch • 2 Major Ghats at Shivaji Bridge (500 m) & Datta Maadndir (500 m) a re poo r in con di ti on • Religious & heritage structure are in existence • Non existence of social infrastructure • No facility for Bath or Holy Dip • Unclean & inadequately maintained ghat precinct • Unclean and Dirty water due to disposal of religious waste, emersion of idols, Cloth & Cattle washing • Poor approach roads, Lighting to the ghats • No safety and security arrangement Fortress River Ghat Development - Proposed • Development of 1km stretch at two locations on Right bank focusing on rejuvenation of river • River front development at multiple location would enable decongestion of crowd & promoting one of the major tourism attractions • Facilitate & ensure clean environment around the ghhtats Ghat, Walking Path Parks & Gardens Lighting • Restoration & Conservation of • Public & Children’ s parks • Lighting for regular night time existing Structures • Soil erosion & Slope stabilization usage • Series of Ghat in step & ramps • Roadside & Plaza Parking • Lighting for special occasions • Wide pedestrian walkways Movement Network Social Infrastructure • Seat, benches & other Sculpture • View posts cum Lifeguard stations • Approach Road & Signage • Mela / Exhibition Space • Information / facilitation centre • Car & Bicycle parking • Water sports – Rowing, boating • PA System • Taxi / Rickshaw Stand • Public Toilet Revenue Generation • Drinking water • Commercial area – Shops • Police post • Food Courts / KiosksFortress • Parks Estimated Cost – 20 Cr. Leisure Tourist Destination Development – Panhala Fort 12th Century construction, at 977.2 m altitude Largest of all Deccan forts having 7 Km long fort wall with steep slop beneath Associated with the life of great Maratha ruler, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Panhala - Rich heritage & Tourist attraction Fortress Leisure Tourist Destination Development – Panhala Fort Development of Panhala as a historical & Scenic Appeal Development Component • Entrance Road, Ramp & Steps • Conservation plan for Panhala Fort • Repairs of fort wall • Soil conservation, Landscaping & Plan ta tion • VIP Guest House • History research centre • Tourist amenities / Facilities Fortress Estimated Cost – 15 Cr. Leisure Tourist Destination Development – Pawankhind Developppment Component • Entrance Road, Ramp & Steps • Museum displaying history of brave Marathas • Statue of Veer Bajiprabhu Deshpande • Viewers Gallery • Tourist amenities / facilities Fortress Estimated Cost – 3 Cr. Leisure Tourist Destination Development – Palaces Development Component • Conservation plan for Places in Kolhapur City • Facility upgradation Estimated Cost – 10 Cr. Fortress Proposed Developments in Infrastructure Fortress Proposed Infrastructure Development Plan City & Regional Infrastructure Rs. Cr. City Roads 149 City Ring Road 150 Land Acquisition for City Ring Road 150 City Access Roads 85 Pedestrian / Walk Ways in the City 45 Railway Infrastructure / Amenities Improvement 20 Airport Development 102 Land Acquisition for Airport Development 165 Public Transportation Facilities ( MSRTC / KMT) 65 Parking Infrastructure 30 Water Supply 84 Water Supply Augmentation – Special Project 414 Sewerage NtkNetwork and STP 280 Solid Waste Management 15 Health Infrastructure Improvements 30 Power 82 Total 1866 Fortress City Roads – Existing Status • Non-user-friendly streets for pedestrians, NMVs and the disa ble d • Non existence of Foot over bridge, Subway or RUB at traffic Congested Squares / points • High Pedestrian Influx especially in the time of Festivals/ Events • Poor road gggeometrics and riding surfaces • Elements of safety inadequately addressed • Inappropriate cross sections • Poor street lighting & Road Signage • Unplanned parking lane / zone • Non existence of Multifunctional zone leads to reduction in effec tive road uses Total Roads within the City Limit : 571.00 KM (415.00 KM with BT Surface) Road development proposed under IRDP (On BOT basis) : 49.99 KM ( Rs.240 cr) Fortress Connectivity and Quality of Roads requires improvements Movement Network – Proposed CS T Bindu Mahalaxmi Chowk Bhawani Mandap KtiTithKoti Tirth Rankala Lake Mahalaxmi surrounding Road– 18Km Mahalaxmi NdNavdurga RdRoad – 8 Km IRDP Road – 49.99 Km Ring Road – 40 Km NH 04 City Access Roads Fortress City Roads – Proposed • Appropriate Road section for all users 9 m wide Typical Section • Appropr ia te Road Geome tr ic with riding Sur face • Streetscape & urban forestry properly addressed • Street Furniture, Safety barrier , signage & Street Lighting • Controlled traffic lanes / ways Roads proposed under Holy City Program : 26 KM (32 Roads) Fortress Est. Cost – Rs. 42 Cr. Outer Ring Road – Proposed • 45m wide Ring Road with 4 Lane connecting NH 04 • Bypassing the City from Radhnagari, Gargoti, Ratnagiri Road and other districts Schematic Mahalax mi Schematic Ring Road : 40 Km appx Est. Cost – Rs. 300 Cr. Fortress (Road Development – Rs. 150 Cr. & Land Acquisition – Rs. 150 Cr.) City Access Roads Existing Status Existing Status • KKlholhapur CitCity has multilltiple EEtntry poiitnts • Shivaji Bridge (Constructed in A.D. 1877) on Pachganga River needs immediate attention • Narrow and poor roads without dividers & foot path • Lack of street furniture • Dilapidated sewerage system has adverse effect on roads • Road development & maintenance affected due to inadequate funds Proposed Proposed • Majority of the roads will widened to 4 lanes with appropriate section & roadside amenities • Provide smooth Entryyy to city • Connect the other important religious / tourist destination • City Access Roads : 25 Km • Other Link Roads : 60 Km • Bridge at Panchganga river Fortress Estimated Cost – Rs. 85 Cr. Pedestrian Infrastructure – Existing Status • Low road capacities & pedestrian influence • Non-user-friendlyyp, streets for pedestrians, NMVs and the disabled • Only 1 FOB is functional at Station Road • Narrow road width is main constraint for dedicated pedestrian lane • Unsafe road crossings • Footpath encroached by Hawker / Mobile Vendor • Most of road made One way / no vehicular resulting in traffic congestion on roads Pedestrian infrastructure needs immediateFortress improvement to meet the requirement of user Pedestrian Infrastructure - Proposed • Developing a sustainable Pedestrian infrastructure in city tha t meets the requiremen ts of PdPedes tr ian users & Hawkers • 4 meter wide for pedestrian movement & 7 meter wide for pedestrian plus Hawker’s zone • Covered with decorative Polycarbonate roofing sheet • Staircase & an escalator • Underground cabling & Lighting • Adequate safety & waste disposal arrangement Proposed Skywalk / FOB Sky walk at Railway Station to Dabholkar Chowk to Central Bus Stand Sky walk at Shivaji Market to KMC Office to Bhavani Mandap Sky walk at Venus Corner to Kondaol , Laxmipuri Skywalk at Central Bus Stand to Rajarampuri Road Foot over Bridge at New Shahupuri Foot Over Bridge at Ganpati Mandir Chaowk, Rankala Lake Foot Over Bridge at Shivaji Stadium Fortress Estimated Cost – Rs. 45 Cr. Railway Infrastructure – Existing Status Kolhapur is connected
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