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Additional Information to the Tender of River Surface Cleaning Works Additional Information to the tender of River Surface Cleaning Works Haridwar and Rishikesh Town including Swarg Ashram, Muni ki Reti & Tapovan Stretch. 1. Area of services:- The area of services would include the entire stretch of town along the river approximately 20 Km within defined area. The area of services shall be the entire width of river. Since river Ganga in Haridwar bifurcates into several streams and canals, zone wise width of land corridor (up to maximum of 200m) measured from water line towards land including ghats within the defined area of Haridwar town to be included under scope of service area, has been shown in map given below: 2. List of drains/inlet points to be considered for arresting of solid waste entering into river The list of drains entering into river Ganga along with their width details: S.No Name of Drain Length (in Km approx.) Width (in m approx.) 1 Pandewalal nala 1.5. 4 2 Kasai Nala 1.8 4.5 3 Shiv Mandir Nala 1.5 1.0 4 Latowali Nala 1.0 1.0 5 Avas Vikas Nala 1.5 4.0 6 Devpura nala 1 4 .0 7 Mayapur Nala 1.8 3.0 8 Laltaro Nala 1.5 15 m 9 Khusa Ghat Nala 0.5 1.0 10 Nago ki haveli Nala 0.5 2.40 11 Nai sota 0.7 4.0 3. River Flow Velocity and Water Depth: S.No Canal/River Discharge Depth 1 Canal 10500 c.ft/sec 3.65 m 2 River 31,000 c.ft/sec 6.30m 4. Location of disposal site: contractor will dispose the collected waste from the service area at secondary storage depots which is at 500m-1km distance from the service area. 5. Location of ghats and requirement of dustbins: List of Ghats at Haridwar A- Khankhal Area 1- Harigiri ghat 2- Mahila Milan ghat 3- Sitlamata ghat 4- Sighdwar 5- Sati ghat 6- Daksh Mandir ghat 7- Tirbandeshar ghat 8- Bairagi camp ghat 9- Raj ghat 10- Vikas Colony 11- Naya ghat 12- Ghanta kothi ghat 13- Gurdwara ghat 14- Maha Nand mission 15- Sati ghat platform 16- Vishwa Karma ghat 17- Surat giri bangla 18- Sri yantra Mandir B- Haridwar 19- Dam Kothi 20- Pantdweep ghat 21- DM Camp Office 22- Jaswant ghat 23- Alaknanda Ghat 24- Jairam ashram ghat 25- Birla Ghat 26- Saligram ghat 27- Vishnu Ghat 28- Ved Bhagat ghat 29- CCR Ghat 30- Saptrishi ghat 31- Subhash Ghat 32- Bhuma niketan 33- Malviya deep 34- Geeta kutir 35- Kangra Ghat 36- Kusha ghat 37- Nai sotta ghat 38- Ganesh ghat 39- Near Surya Udaya Hotel 40- Govind puri ghat 41- Har-ki-puari ghat 42- Gau Ghat 43- Yadav Ghat 44- Sarvanand ghat 45- Ghatntaghar ghat 46- Mahila Ghat C- Jwalapur 47- Pul jatwada 48- Durga ghat 49- Sita ghat 50- Ramnagar Ghat The approximate length of all the ghats is approximately 9 km. Garhmukteshwar town 1. Area of services:- The area of services would include the entire stretch of town along the river approximately 5 Km within defined area. The area of services shall be the entire width of the river and up to maximum 100 m wide land corridor measured from water line (varying seasonally) towards only one side of the land including ghats within the municipal boundary of Garhmukteshwar town (Refer map). The start and end point of the area of services is given below: 2. List of drains/inlet points: Drain 1 outfall about 1km (v/s) of Brijghat Drain 2 outfall about 6-8km (D/s) of Brijghat at Poonth village and There are about 4 main drains/nala which starts from Nakka Kuan road and Meera Reti and then discharges at the irrigation drain and this irrigation drain ultimately discharges to river Ganga near new Bas Bakhtiyarpur. The width of the drain at new Bas Bakhtiyarpur is around 7meter in which the screening is to be done by putting wire mesh. 1. Location of disposal site: The solid waste collected from the proposed services will be collected by the contractor and handed over to ULB Balmiki Ashram near Pakka Ghat and near to Cremation ghat at Brijghat which are approximately 100m away. 4. Location of Ghats and requirement of dustbins: List of Ghats at Brijghat (Garhmukteshwar) Region 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6- 7- Note: Any ghats that falls with the selected stretch and not listed above should also be considered for cleaning. Mathura-Vrindavan town. 1. Area of services:- The area of services would include the entire stretch of town along the river approximately 5 Km within defined area . The area of services shall be the entire width of the river and up to maximum 100 m wide land corridor measured from water line (varying with season) towards only one side of the land including ghats within the defined area of Mathura , Vrindavan town (refer map). The latitude and longitude for the area of services is given below: 2. List of drains/inlet points to be considered for arresting of solid waste entering into river • Mathura - Masani Nala, Shahganj Nala, Dhruv Nala, Ambakhar Nala • Vrindavan - CFC Nala, Kalideh Nala • there are other Nalas also which to be taken into consideration , for this refer maps The average width of the drains are 20-30ft in Mathura and in Vrindavan the average width of the Nala varies between 3-4ft. The nearest access points fromt eh river nala/drains in Mathura is about 500m-1km from the banks of river Yamuna and in Vrindavan the all the access points are approximately 15m to 25m except Kalideh Drain which is around 1.5 Km from Bank of River Yamuna. 3. Location of disposal site: The solid waste collected from the project scope of work to be disposed of at Nagar Palika Municipal Land fill site at Laxmi Nagar, Mathura (about 4.5 km from Vishram Ghat) and for Vrindavan Municipal Land fill site located near to 100 Beded Hospital (2.5 km from Attala Chungi) for further transportation or processing or disposal as the case may be. 4. Location of Ghats and Requirements of Dustbins: List of Ghats at Mathura Region A- Vrindavan 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. B- Mathura 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. Note: Any ghats that falls with the selected stretch and not listed above should also be considered for cleaning. Kanpur Town 1. Area of services:- The area of services would include the entire stretch of town along the river approximately 15 Km within defined area. The area of services shall be the entire width of the river and up to maximum 100 m wide land corridor measured from water line (varying seasonally) abutting the building lines. 2. List of drains and Inlet points discharding to river Ganga: Following are the list of drains dischardging into river Ganga. S. No. Name of Nala Status of Nala Tapping Discharge (MLD) 1 2 3 4 1 KESA Colony Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 0.16 Nala 2 Roadways Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 0.4 Colony Nala 3 Kheora Nala Tapped into Septic Tank. 0.14 4 Jageshwar Nala Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 0.92 5 Jewra Nala Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 0.79 6 Nawabganj Nala Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 1.66 7 Ranighat Nala Tapped through sewer to Nawabgang, SPS. 0.43 8 Sisamau Nala Proposed to be tapped under GAP-II. 138.33 9 Tafco Nala Tapped through sewer to Parmat, SPS. 0.43 10 Parmatghat Nala Tapped through sewer to Parmat, SPS. 1.78 11 Muir Mill Nala Tapped into Muir Mill, SPS. 3.13 12 Police Line Nala Tapped through sewer to Parmat, SPS. 0.79 13 Jail Nala Tapped through sewer to Parmat, SPS. 1.22 14 Guptar Ghat Nala Tapped through sewer to Guptar Ghat, SPS. 2.29 15 Golf Club Nala - I Tapped through sewer to Jajmau, SPS. 1.26 16 Golf Club Nala - Tapped through sewer to Jajmau, SPS. 0.4 II 17 Dubka Nala Tapped into Intermediate Pumping station 0 No.1 under GAP-I. 18 Bangali ghat 0 Nala 19 Budhiya ghat Tapped into Intermediate Pumping station 0 Nala No.3 under GAP-I. 20 Wazidpur Nala 3.68 TOTAL DISCHARGE in MLD 157.81 However for the purpose of putting screens and mesh only 7 drains as listed below is to be considered as per Kanpur Nagar Nigam. S.No Name of Nala Length (m) Width (m) 1 Guptar Ghat Nala 25 2.5 2 Bhagwat Das Ghat Nala 30 2.5 3 S D College Nala 30 2.5 (Nawabganj) 4 Sarsaiya Ghat (Gau Ghat) 20 2 nala 5 Wazidpur Nala 30 2.5 6 Khoyra Nala 30 2.5 7 Rameshwaaweram ghat 30 2.5 nala For the all the nalas the nearest access point from roads is within 60-100m. Allahabad Town 1. Area of services:- The area of services would include the entire stretch of city along the river Ganga & Yamuna approximately 15 Km within defined area . The area of services shall be the entire width of river surface and and up to maximum of 100m land corridor measured from water line towards only one side of the land including ghats within the defined area of Allahabad. (refer map); 2. List of drains/inlet points to be considered for arresting of solid waste entering into river Name Name of SI No.
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