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Construction of Plenum Provision in UG Stations PROMOTION OF SEAMLESS INTERGRATION IN THE MAJOR HUBS OF CENTRAL STATION AND ST. THOMAS MOUNT STATION AREAS OF CHENNAI CITY Mid Term Review Presentation Mentor: Mr.Ajay kumar, Consultant, World Bank By Group No:14 , Mr.Rajeev Narayan Dwivedi, Director(Projects),CMRL Mr.C.Thirukukumaran.Deputy Manager,CMRL Mr. N.E.Vinod Kumar,Deputy Manager,CMRL OBJECTIVE Main objective is intermodal integration including To minimize the pedestrian-vehicular conflict point Provide safe and smooth transfer between each of the termini in the area and between termini & major traffic generating buildings. Provide parking facilities in and around study area. Improve the efficiency of roads. Increase safety, security & quality of services (pedestrian & parking facilities) and may have their highest and best pedestrian flow and parking system with help of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) CHENNAI CENTRAL Chen Victoria Ripon nai Hall Buildi Centr ng al Compl Sub ex Urban Lilly Station Pond Shopping Complex MULTI MODEL INTEGRATION AT ST.THOMAS MOUNT STATION At St. Thomas Mount, an integrated station is being provided to cater to the needs of both CMRL and MRTS. It is an elevated station with MRTS platforms and tracks (Broad gauge) at the first higher level and CMRL’s platform and tracks (Standard gauge) at the second higher level. NECESSITY Inter change movement happens between MRTS, Sub-Urban, Southern railway Central station Metro corridor 1 & Corridor 2 interchange Houses Rippon building, Government hospital, southern Railway head Quarters About 4 laks passengers uses the chennai central terminus every day About 2 laks commuters using Mero in 2026 in both the corridors (1.2lakhs in C1 & 0.8Lakhs in C2). At any given time, around 1.8lakh passengers is in the station Approximately 3255no of employees working in all three nearby stations Moore Market complex is closer by STUDY METHODOLOGY FOR TRAFFIC PATTERN Phase 1 Personal interview Road Network inventory & Area Inventory Pedestrian volume count survey Parking survey Origin-Destination Survey Phase 2 Traffic characteristics Travel Characteristics Pedestrian Characteristics Speed and Delay characteristics Network Characteristics UPDATED PROGRESS OF WORKS Topographical survey of study areas Road inventory data for Chennai Central Pedestrian counts for Chennai Central Classified volume count at Chennai Central Co-ordination with Various department i.e Southern railway, PWD, Highway, Greater Municipal Corporation of Chennai, Traffic Police, CMDA, TANGEDCO, CMWSSB The uniform road width along with pathway modification finalized which shall be implemented first Traffic survey work is in progress at St.Thomas Mount. OUTCOMES EXPECTED FROM TRAFFIC STUDY Type of Traffic Survey Outputs Applications Traffic volume, Vehicle Composition, share of Public transport system, Peak Road Capacity, Traffic Forecast & Pedestrian- Classified Volume Counts Hour, Directional split, hourly Traffic conflict numbers. variation, ADT. Pedestrian Volume Count Planning for pedestrian underpasses or foot Pedestrian Volume Survey over bridge for hassle free movement Parking surveys Parking demand & duration Planning parking facilities for study area Demand modeling, private mode and public Origin – Destination Trip purpose & trip distribution mode users, potential shift to public mode (Interview Survey) after development. Speed & Delay Study Journey & Running speeds, Delays identification of congested locations. Physical features of road covering Planning for pedestrian facilities Road Network Inventory junctions, stretches between junctions, incorporating other amenities in study area . bus stops, encroachments etc. ROAD NETWORK INVENTORY Sl. Carriage-way Location Lane Configuration ROW Footpath No. Width Veerasamy Road 2.5m (One side demoralised 4-Lane Divided Carriageway with near Veerasamy due to on site construction 1 .5m paved shoulder & raised 21.01m 7.5 m Road & PH Road and one side partially median Junction occupied by vendors) 4 Lane Divided Carriageway with .5m paved shoulder 0.5m to 1m (Occupied by 2 Raja Muthiah Road 18.6m 7m but presently operational 2-Lane vendors) only for entry traffic. More Market Road 2-Lane Carriageway with 1m Varies - 9.55m, 0.5m (available at some 3 near Nehru Stadium/ paved shoulder using for exit 16.79m,18.06,1 7m places only) Allikulam Road traffic only 0.26m On general Hospital Road between 4-Lane Divided Carriageway with Due to construction work no 4 Chennai Park .5m paved shoulder & raised 32.0m 7m proper footpath available Station and Pallavan median. Salai Junction 4-Lane Divided Carriageway with On Pallavan Salai 5 0.5m paved shoulder & raised 18m 7m 1.5m Flyover Bridge median Between Wall tax Road junction and 6-Lane Divided Carriageway with 6 Pallavan Salai 0.5m paved shoulder & raised 29.42m 10.5m 2.5m Junction on General median Hospital Road CONTINUED… Sl. Carriage- Location Lane Configuration ROW Footpath No. way Width 4-Lane Divided Carriageway 2m (Partially occupied by 7 Wall tax Road with paved shoulder & raised 22.44m 7m vendors) median In front of Govt. General Hospital 6-Lane Divided Carriageway between Wall tax 8 with 1m paved shoulder & raised 26.51m 10.5m 1.5m road junction and median Evening Bazar Road 6-Lane Divided Carriageway On PH Road (After with 1m paved shoulder & raised 9 28.27m 10.5m 2m General Hospital) median with plantation at some places on median 2-Lane Carriageway with 1m Varies - 11m 0.5m to 1m (occupied by 10 South Mint Street 7m paved shoulder to 17.87m vendors) 6 Lane divided carriageway with Evening Bazar 0.5m paved shoulder but 1.5m (Partially Occupied 11 27.34m 10.5m Road presently operational 3-Lane for by vendors) exit traffic only. S.no. S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Surveys Classified Volume Count (1 Day & 3 Days Count) Intersection Count Survey Origin Destination Survey Personal Interview Survey Parking Surveys (Parking Areas/ On street Parking) Pedestrian Count Survey (across and along the road) Speed Delay Survey URVEY MUTHUSWAMY ROAD JUNCTION Locations LOCATIONS PARK TOWN POST OFFICE EVENING BAZAAR ROAD WATER COMPLAINT OFFICE INSTITUTE OF INSTITUTE BIO CHEMISTRY BIO PROPOSED SUBWAY PROPOSED MEMORIAL HALL BIBLE SOCIETY BUILDING MINT STREET NGO ANNEXE SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE RAJIV GANDHI RAJIV GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOUNTAIN COOUM RIVER COOUM GATE ATM POLICE BOOTH TEMP LE WALL TAX ROAD HOSPITAL COMPLEX HOSPITAL RAJIV GANDHI RAJIV FOUNTAIN CHENNAI CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION EXISTING SUBWAY EXISTING BUS STOP EXISTING SUBWAY BUS STOP FOUNTAIN TOWN STATION TOWN POLICE PARK CHENNAI BOOTH INTERNAL ROAD AMMA'S CANTEEN ENTRANCE Buckingham Buckingham canal - To be covered canal below (Open) BOUNDARY WALL PNB ATM TOILET PARKING TEMPORARY AREA MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE ROAD CANARA BANK ATM SUB URBAN STATION ENTRY STATION APPROACH ROAD STATION APPROACH ROOM FOUNTAIN LOCATION TENTATIVE BUS BAY BUS TENTATIVE PARKING AREA PORCH COLLEGE MADRAS MEDICAL MADRAS LADIES HOSTEL LADIES SBI ATM EXIT CHAULTRY PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY POLICE DROP OFF LANE PROPOSED FOR TAXI AND FIRE TENDER VEHICLES LAY-BY STATION POST OFFICE TOILET shed ROOM PARK STATION ROAD BANK ATM BANK CANARA gate CHENNAI PARK STATION PARK CHENNAI BUILDING temple VICTORIA HALL RAILWAY FOOTOVER BRIDGE Charlesh Statue G+2 GATE TOILET BLOCK TOILET RAILWAY TRACK RAILWAY HOTEL ALFA JABHAR TRAVELERS COOUM RIVER COOUM DELUX CENTRE NOKIA AIRCEL UNINOR MOBILE STORE SIDDIQUE SARAI MOSQUE SARAI SIDDIQUE G+2 SIDDIQUE SARAI ENTRANCE UNUN HOSPITAL E G+2 AUR KAY STOR TRANSFORMER GOVT. & COLLEGE LUCKY TIME CENTRE SUNFEAST MEDICAL MADRAS TEA STALL G+2 NO NAME G+2 LUCKY TIME CENTRE MADRAS WATCH ANJAPPAR AIRCEL TRAVEL AGENCY K.G.N TRAVELS AL MASHA SNACKS Statue MASHAA S H O P S P O H S NO NAME NO NAME Statue G+2 NO NAME G+2 NO NAME NO NAME RIPON BUILDING G+2 G+1 RAILWAY WALL Statue 1913 G+1 George Froderick Thiru S.Surya Samvel Statue Moorthy Statue G+2 G+1 Plinth Room RAILWAY FOOTOVER BRIDGE G+2 WALL RAILWAY NEHRU STADIUM ROAD NATIONAL DARBAR NATIONAL BUILDING G+3 RESTAURANT BLUE G+1 MEDICALS BUILDING RIPON BUILDING RAM LAKSHMI MURALI G+1 POST OFFICE. GUEST HOUSE MOUNT G+2 G+3 G+1 RIVER COOUM SHOP G+1 CITY TIMES G+1 PHARMECY G+1 ELIVARAM VEERASWAMY STREET SHIVAHSHI NADAR MANSION G+2 SHED TOILET SHED TOILET GULF SNACKS G+1 SHED SHED GOLDEN CAFE G+5 SHED SHED V.V KOIL STRRET PEDESTRIAN COUNT SURVEY- LOCATIONS Sr. No. Location Sub-Location Sr. No.11 Location Sub-Location Gate 1 In Front of Subway Entrance towards Wall Gate 2 tax Road Gate 3 Gate 4 Central Station Exit Gate (Wall tax side) Gate 5 Central Station Bus bay 1 1 Lily Pond Complex Along the road(Entrance Road to Lily Pond Central Station Bus bay 2 (Victoria hall Side) Chennai Central GH & Subway to Central Station 8 Along the road(Entrance Road to Lily Pond Station Central station to Subway & GH (Suburban Railway Side)) Central Station to Park Station Across the Road(Towards Suburban) Park Station to Central Station Across the Road(Towards Moore Market) Subway to FOB Central Side FOB to Subway 2 Victoria Hall Point opposite side FOB to Central Station Gate 1 (Lily pond Side) Central Station to FOB Gate 1 (towards PS Junction) 3 Rippon Building Gate 2 (PH Road Side) Chennai Central 9 Gate 3 (Muthiah Road Side) Subway Gate 2 (towards GH) Along the road(Central Side & left side of the Entrance 1 (from Gate no-4 towards central railway gate) Suburban) Along the road(Opposite Side& left side of Chennai Entrance 2-Central Side gate (Suburban the central railway gate) 10 Suburban 4 Wall tax Road Side) Along the road(Central Side & right side of Station Entrance
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