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CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN – Morena Morena Municipal Council, District: Morena State: Madhya Pradesh CITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN – Morena Morena Municipal Council, District: Morena State: Madhya Pradesh PREPARED BY DARASHAW & COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED 6th floor, Express Building, Churchgate (W), Mumbai 400 020 www.darashaw.com SUBMITTED TO URBAN ADMINISTRATION AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Government of Madhya Pradesh PROJECT CO‐ORDINATION CITY MANAGER’S ASSOCIATION MADHYA PRADESH Conceptualization Assessment Strategy City Development Plan, Morena Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 Project Background .........................................................1 1.1 City Development Plan ...................................................... 1 1.2 Approach and Methodology................................................ 2 1.3 Documentation of Stakeholder meetings and meeting with officials Approach and Methodology .................................... 9 2 Town Profile ..................................................................14 2.1 Historic Importance of Morena ......................................... 14 2.2 District of Morena Information.......................................... 14 2.3 Regional setting and network linkages............................... 15 2.4 Physiographic and Landform ............................................ 17 2.5 Municipal Area and Planning Area ..................................... 17 3 Demographic Profile of Morena......................................18 3.1 Population Growth Trend ................................................. 18 3.2 Population Projection ...................................................... 18 3.3 Population Density.......................................................... 20 3.4 Issues .......................................................................... 21 4 Socio-Economic Profile of Morena..................................22 4.1 Sex Ratio ...................................................................... 22 4.2 Literacy Rate ................................................................. 22 4.3 Average Household Size .................................................. 23 4.4 Social Indices ................................................................ 23 4.5 Work Force Participation.................................................. 23 4.6 Industrial Activities......................................................... 25 4.7 Trade and Commerce...................................................... 25 4.8 Tourism ........................................................................ 25 4.9 Issues .......................................................................... 26 5 Physical Planning and Growth Management ..................27 5.1 Spatial Growth Trends..................................................... 27 5.2 Spatial Distribution of Population ...................................... 27 5.3 Municipal Level Map........................................................ 28 5.4 Morena Ward Delineation Map. Error! Bookmark not defined. 5.5 Land Use Analysis .......................................................... 29 5.6 Master Plan Provisions .................................................... 30 5.7 Present and Future Housing Scenario ................................ 32 5.8 Illegal Colonies .............................................................. 36 5.9 Future Growth and Possibilities......................................... 36 5.10 City Specific Strategies and Action Plans............................ 37 Consultancy Division Darashaw & Company Pvt Ltd. Page | i City Development Plan, Morena 6 Physical Infrastructure ..................................................38 6.1 Water Supply................................................................. 38 6.2 Sewerage and Sanitation................................................. 44 6.2.8 Issues ...................................................................... 46 6.2.9 Sanitation Projects ..................................................... 47 6.3 Storm Water Drainage .................................................... 48 6.4 Solid Waste Management ................................................ 51 6.5 Traffic and Transportation ............................................... 58 6.6 Street Lighting and Fire Fighting....................................... 63 7 Socio-economic Infrastructure ......................................69 7.1 Education...................................................................... 69 7.2 Health .......................................................................... 70 7.3 Recreational Facilities ..................................................... 71 7.4 Other Amenities ............................................................. 72 7.5 Comparative Analysis with UDPFI ..................................... 72 7.6 SWOT Analysis - Social Infrastructure ............................... 73 7.7 Issues .......................................................................... 74 7.8 City Specific Strategies and Action Plans............................ 74 8 Slums and Urban Poverty...............................................76 8.1 Poverty in Morena Town .................................................. 76 8.2 Information on BPL and Slum Population ........................... 76 8.3 Slums in Morena ............................................................ 77 8.4 Land Ownership and Tenure Status................................... 77 8.5 Unidentified Slums and homeless population ...................... 78 8.6 Urban Basic Services in Slums.......................................... 78 8.7 Social Security Schemes and Beneficiaries ......................... 78 8.8 Present and Future Housing Demand................................. 78 8.9 SWOT analysis............................................................... 79 9 Housing .........................................................................81 9.1 Household size and Occupancy rate .................................. 81 9.2 Housing Status Assessment ............................................. 81 9.3 Future Requirements ...................................................... 84 10 Environmental Status ....................................................85 10.1 Flora and Fauna ............................................................. 85 10.2 Pollution Level (Air, Water, Soil) ....................................... 85 10.3 City Green Spaces .......................................................... 86 10.4 Water Front Development and Conservation....................... 86 10.5 Urban Environment......................................................... 86 10.6 Existing Environmental Regulations................................... 87 10.7 SWOT Analysis............................................................... 88 10.8 Issues .......................................................................... 88 10.9 City Specific Strategies and Action Plans............................ 88 11 Heritage and Conservation ............................................89 Consultancy Division Darashaw & Company Pvt Ltd. Page | ii City Development Plan, Morena 11.1 Heritage Structures ........................................................ 89 11.2 Existing Stratus of Heritage Structure ............................... 89 11.3 Existing Heritage Regulations........................................... 89 11.4 Heritage Issues.............................................................. 89 11.5 Tourism Potential of Morena............................................. 89 11.6 Possibility of Tourism Circuits at Regional Level .................. 90 11.7 Comparative Analysis with UDPFI Guidelines ...................... 90 11.8 SWOT analysis............................................................... 91 11.9 Issues .......................................................................... 91 11.10 City Specific Strategies and Action Plan ......................... 91 12 Institutional Framework ................................................92 12.1 Morena Municipal Council Structure................................... 92 12.2 Town and Country Planning Department ............................ 95 12.3 Development Authority ................................................... 95 12.4 Public Health Engineering Department............................... 95 12.5 Madhya Pradesh Housing Board........................................ 96 12.6 Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board ............................ 96 12.7 Issues .......................................................................... 97 12.8 City Specific Strategies and Action Plans............................ 97 13 Investment Plan and Financial Strategies......................99 13.1 Revenue Account ........................................................... 99 13.2 Revenue Income ...........................................................101 13.3 Revenue Expenditure .....................................................105 13.4 Capital Income..............................................................107 13.5 Capital Expenditure .......................................................109 13.6 Key Financial Indicators .................................................109 13.7 Key Issues and Conclusion..............................................110 13.8 City Specific Strategies and Action Plans...........................110 14 Investment Prioritization Plan .....................................117 14.1 Project Identification......................................................117 14.2 Basis for Project Identification.........................................117 14.3 Projects for System and
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