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Baidyabati Municipality
Draft Development Plan
2007
AGENDA Municipal Vision Planning Context, Demography and Overall
Focus The Process
Initiating the DDPSurveys
The Stakeholders Key Challenges Development Objectives and Projects The Financial Plan
MUNICIPAL VISION
Baidyabati Municipality aspires to be a model municipal town -
Where all the citizens belonging to all the categories can have adequate and equitable access to the basic Municipal Services.
Where all the citizens will have a clean and green environment and live a healthy and carefree life involving themselves in cultivation of improved art and culture, keeping parity with its traditional flow.
Where all the young people (Male & Female) irrespective of Caste and creed will have the employment or self – employment facilities according to their skill and qualification.
Where economic condition will be such as can combat poverty aiming at its permanent alleviation in the long – run.
PLANNING CONTEXT Baidyabati ,an old habitat in Hooghly was known
to have footprints of lord Chaitanya about 400 years back.
Baidyabati Municipality composed of two important urban settlement limits :Baidyabati & Sheoraphuly.
Baidyabati Municipality was established in the year 1869 .
Situated at west to river Ganges .
DEMOGRAPHY
Total Area : 12.09 Sq Km.Growth of population:2.025 per year. Total population :1,08,231. No of Household 28537.
1991 2001 2011 2021 2025
90,000 1,08,231 1,48,000 1,86,000 2,03,000
Density of Population 8951.94 Sex Ratio919.16. Total Literate Percent78.05 % 22 Wards – highest population
concentration in Wards 6 (444 pph), 5 (345pph), 12 (272 pph), 9 (262 pph), 3 (224 pph), 2 (213 pph), 7 (201 pph
23 slums with maximum concentration in Ward 4, 11, 14, 17
FOCUS OF THIS DDP
Better Service to the citizens Poverty elevation. Education for all. Improved Public Health Delivery System. Institutional strengthening. Maximize citizen satisfaction. Solution of problems in a properly planned
fashion.
THE PROCESS
Formal interactions
Many informal interactions
Launching Workshop 01
Sensitisation Workshops 22
Vision & objective acceptance meeting
01
Problem Identification Workshop 22
Citizen Satisfaction Workshop 22
Planning workshop 01
Component 1 22
Component 2 33
Component 3 22
Compilation Workshop 1
Prioritisation Workshop 1
Public Validation 1
DDP Finalisation 2
INITIATING THE DDP Meeting among all Councilors
– This is an opportunity for capacity building therefore – all staff would be involved in the process.
– DPG and DTG (3) formed – functional delineation of responsibility but, close coordination in decision making – communication was key.
– CDS, TCGs, Health Workers, RCVs – extensively involved in community consultations – provided an insight into the houses of residents.
SURVEYS Primary data collection
– Technical survey for Component 1– Traffic Survey– Socio economic survey– QSS– Social Mapping– LED Survey– Citizens Satisfaction Survey– School Survey
All relevant secondary data In analysis – detailed GIS mapping done
THE STAKEHOLDERS Citizens of Baidyabati Municipality ALL Staff of municipality CDS Groups, TCGs, RCVs, Health Workers Slum dwellers Local Trade Associations & Industrialist Informal & Formal Sector Workers Pre Primary and Primary School staff NGOs
KEY CHALLENGES
Baidyabati is an old town that has grown unplanned.
Limitations in the field of overall resource availability.
There were gaps in socio economic and infrastructure datasets, thus resulting on a greater emphasis on the use of secondary data, perceived priorities of stakeholders for the purpose of planning.
Key Issues
Component 1: Infrastructure, Land use and Environment Development
Sub-com-Slum Infrastructure improvement plan Slum dwellers of this municipality do not get minimum basic
services. Sub-com- 1.2 Intra Municipal Infrastructure
Improvement Plan
People of this municipality are in scarcity of water & also suffering from water logging problems.
Road networking system is not upto the mark. There is no recreational facilities like park, cultural centre There is no ward offices.
Sub-com- 1.3 Trans Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Plan
This municipality is dependent on water supply to Serampore municipality which is not sufficient
The road networking system of this area (Baidyabati, Serampore ,Champdani)is not upto the mark.
Drainage system is not sufficient to carry the storm water
Sub-com- 1.4 Land use Development Plan Baidyabati Municipality is a unplanned city and road
encroachment is a common phenomenon and there is lack vacant places for giving basic services.
Sub-com- 1.5 Environment Management Plan The condition of overall pollution would not be a very
big problem, but the trend is alarming as the adjoining areas are having a lot of industries. Also, the River Hooghly at the eastern side is supposed to be polluted day by day
Sample Objectives
Com-1 Infrastructure, Land use and Environment Development
Sub-Com-1.1 Sub-com-Slum Infrastructure improvement plan– Ensure basic infrastructure to all slums– Enhance community participation in construction, operations and
maintenance of infrastructure in the slum Sub-Com- 1.2 Intra Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Plan
--To provide piped water to all residents. -- To provide proper drainage to avoid water logging.
Sub-Com- 1.3 Trans Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Plan
-- Improvement of arterial road networks with the regional road networks
Sub-Com-1.4 Land use Development Plan -- Estimate the status of every individual plot
of the municipality and setting up a data bank.– Identify vacant lands to utilize for various
services – Estimate the status of every individual plot of
the municipality and setting up a data bank.
Sub-Com-1.5 Environment Management Plan – Identification of the basic environmental
problems and assess the basic health condition linked with these within this municipal area.
– Offer a sustainable and citizen friendly environment with more greenery and maximum level of safety .
23 slums of which 2 already supported under KUSP
Remaining 21 slums to be taken up on basis of QSS.
From KUSP funds an additional 2 slums will be funded.
19 slums will be funded from other sources TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD
FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs. . 4690.109 lacs(47 crores)
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS1.1 Slum Infrastructure Improvement Plan
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS1.2 Intra Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Plan
Maintenance of existing infrastructure and services. Construction of new drains. Improvement of roads. Extension of water supply network & setting of new
deep tube well. Modernization of solid waste collection system. Setting up of ward office ,Park & Playgrounds. TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM
ALL SOURCES = Rs. 3902.94 Lakhs (approx. Rs. 39 crores).
IDENTIFIED PROJECTSComponent 1: Infrastructure, Land use and Environment Development
1.3 Trans Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Plan.1.Over bridge at Baidyabati Railway Gate. 2.Widening of R.B.S. Road of Baidyabati & Champdani
Municipality. 3.Surface water treatment plant involving three municipalities –
Baidyabati, Champdani & Bhadreswar. 4.Drainage System of Baidyabati Municipality and Champdani
Municipality. 5.Drainage System improvement of Baidyabati & Serampore.6.Supply of water from Champdani Municipality to adjacent
area of Baidyabati Municipality.7.Construction of one Degree College & Stadium at Indira
Maidan, Champdani.8.Repairing of A. P. Ghosh Road & Bahir Serampore
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS1.4 Land use Development Plan
The Boropits Along Both Sides Of Delhi Road Will Be Considered Under Pisciculture
Building Rules — FAR to be introduced Rehabitation of the people of the Harijan Busti Change of Land Use Zoning from “Ag”(agricultural) : Parcel 1, Parcel 2 and
Parcel 3 to “RI”(residential – industrial) in Ward Nos. 8, 22 and 17 respectively
Residential cum Shopping Complex Office of the Ward Committee at Ward no.-1-22. New road alignment through vacant spaces Improvement & development of Sheoraphuli Railway Station along with
station are dispersed facilities (KMDA) Roads identified for gradual widening through Development Control
Regulations Park at Ward no. 3,6,7,8,9,11,14,15,16,17,18,19,22. TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs.
1528 Lacs (approx. Rs. 15 crores)
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS1.5 Environment Management Plan
Water Supply System (Deep Tubewell) at Ward No. 1, 7,8,9,11,14,15,16,18,19,20.
Wet Lands / Ponds. Community Awareness for environmental issues
like air pollution, water pollution, different diseases &banning use of plastic carry bags etc
Plantation of Trees.
Drain (0.3 M/0.6 M/1 M) at ward no. 1 to 22 Solid waste management at Ward no. 1 to 22. Setting up of Parks at Ward no.
3,6,7,8,9,11,14,15,16,17,18,19,22. Improvement of Sewerage at Ward no. 1 to 22. TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD
FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs. 20 Lacks .
Key Issues
Component 2: Social and Livelihoods Development
- Sub-Com-2.1 Livelihood and Poverty Alleviation - Existing UPE cell is week and not functioning properly- Existing CDS, NHG, NHC are week and not functioning properly- Sub-Com-2.2 Local Economic Development - informal sectors especially the ghumtiwalas were unable to
obtain license. - Obtaining of pollution control certificate was also a delayed
process as expressed by the formal sector.- Both the sectors were not fully satisfied with the performance
of banks in sanctioning of a loan.
- Sub-Com-2.3 Health Care Service Delivery Improvement Plan
- Poor programme management- Poor service delivery- Sub-Com-2.4 Primary Education Improvement
Plan - Lack of proper relationship between teachers,
students and parents.- Poor performance of the teachers.- Non availability of logistic facilities in the
schools.
Sample Objectives
Component 2: Social and Livelihoods Development- Sub-Com-2.1 Livelihood and Poverty Alleviation - Strengthening existing institutional and community structures in
the ULB- Strengthening UPE Cell for its structural development- Increase poor peoples’ accessibility to the various govt. allocated
fund and scheme- Sub-Com-2.2 Local Economic Development
– Establishment of strong and simplified regulatory processes such as issue of building permits and trade licenses.
– Identification, strengthening local and traditional artisans and provide basic infrastructure and basic services
– Sub-com-2.3 Health Care Service Delivery Improvement Plan
– Increased accessibility of people of Baidyabati Municipality to quality health care.
– Minimizing gap between health services provided by health unit of Baidyabati Municipality and the actual requirement of health services by the people
– Strengthening and/or developing Health Management Information System for updating the knowledge and bridging the gaps between requirement and provision of health care services
– Sub-Com-2.4 Primary Education Improvement Plan
– Improvement of status of infrastructure and logistic facilities/services of primary schools across the municipal areas.
– Creating an enabling environment by way of introducing joyful learning
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS2.1 Livelihood and Poverty Alleviation
Upgradation of existing UPE Cell Better Functioning of UPE Cell Members/
CO/CDS Members/Group Secretaries. Creation of computerized database on schemes
and population coverage per scheme. Public awareness on the details of various
programme/schemes for poverty eradication through effective IEC materials.
Development of performance Indicators for measuring performance of UPE Cell, TPO, CO, CDS and each group
Upgradation of function of CDS . Need assessment and vocational training support on
various trades for skill building both for production and basics of project preparation and negotiation
Formation and facilitation of DWCUA Groups TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM
ALL SOURCES = Rs. 33.3 Lac
Creation of a Regulatory Board within the ULB to simplify the process and issue of license and building permit
Special Cell for viability assessment of the small/medium industries.
Training of Rickshaw Pullers/Auto Drivers/Bus Conductors on public relation in collaboration with respective union for Improvement in behaviour of bus conductors .
PRASHIKSHANI- A model skill building training centre for the people within Baidyabati Municipality and beyond
TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs 61.9 Lac
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS2.2 Local Economic Development
Development of Health Management Information System,
Increase Ambulance Service. Training and Sensitization of Ward Councilors, CDS,
NHCs, NHGs, HHWs and RCVs. Creation and strengthening HFW Committee Training/Upgradation of all health service providers. Development of IEC/BCC materials or items for
building awareness Special Study on Occupational Health. Infrastructural Development with improved services Establishment of ESOPD, RDC Reproductive Health Care with Family Welfare Service
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS2.3 Health Care Service Delivery Improvement Plan
Child Health Care. Promotion of health insurance. Adolescent and School Health Programme. Awareness on Prevention and Control
TB,Leprosy, HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other communicable diseases.
TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs. 71.435 Lac
Establishment of new Primary Schools/SSK Infrastructural Improvement
Provision of Play and Entertainment materials. Adult Education linked with Vocational Training. Human Resource Development TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD
FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs. 45.245.
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS2.4 Primary Education Improvement Plan
Key Issues Component 3: Municipal Institutional Strengthening Plan
3.1 Organization Development Plan
The organizational structure is quite hazy, overlapping in
nature and to some extent incomplete.
Different departments are working with various system
structures which are to be synchronized and a robust service
delivery mechanism is required for the citizen of the ULB
3.2 Internal Processes and Systems Highly time consuming process Improper allocation of job Too much paper work. Inadequate manpower.
3.3 Citizens Interface Plan ULB not Closer to the People Decentralization and Devolution missing
Accountability and Responsiveness non
Transparent
Sample Objectives
Component 3: Municipal Institutional Strengthening Plan
3.1 Organization Development Plan• Ensure proper functioning of ward
committees.• Establish good communication between all
departments• Ensure official discipline , accountability of
employees and assess their performance.• Make reallocation of work and judicious
distribution of work load among employees.
3.2 Internal Processes and Systems– To lean down the bulky work processes.– To implement or to regularize the up
gradation of technologies in the service delivery.
– To provide better services to the citizen qualitatively spending minimum time.
3.3 Citizens Interface Plan
-Transfer adequate powers to Ward Committees to collect specific user charges
Commitment to deliver quality services to citizens in line with Citizen’s Charter
Grievance readdressed
Strengthen service delivery mechanism. Strengthening of Statutory Committees Training of employees Increase of transparency in municipal governance Regularization of pay & others to permanent employees .Regularization of casual employees. Filling up vacant posts Implementation of reward system in municipal governance Re structurisation of departments Job Allocation Generation of ownership of civic infra-structure and municipal plans Increase participation and of Governance stake-holders, CDS, NHG, NHC,
Ward Committees. Increase of inclusiveness in municipal governance Creation of new posts TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs.
97.10 Lac
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS3.1 Organisation Development Plan
Computerization including software development. Instituting an annual citizens satisfaction survey Information sharing. Single window operating system. Inter-departmental coordination. Intra municipal performance appraisal system.
TOTAL ALLOCATION FOR DDP PERIOD FROM ALL SOURCES = Rs.25,390 (approx. Rs. 25 lakhs)
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS3.2 Internal Processes and Systems Improvement Plan
Decentralization of Municipal operation to Ward offices.
Development of municipal websites. Update Citizen’s Charter.
Total Allocation for DDP period from all sources Rs 5,25,000(Approx 5 Lacs)
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS3.3 Citizens Interface Plan
DEVELOPMENT GOALSComponent 3: Municipal Institutional Strengthening Plan
3.4 Financial Plan To undertake detailed revenue potential assessments
together with the revenue department staff, contribute to the cost, deduction analysis of costs of
activities in the utility departments of BM. To achieve effective administration of existing taxes,
refurbishing of major taxes, efficient pricing of all the directly chargeable urban services, increasing
use of non-tax sources.
To enhance the scope of tax and non-tax sources to increase revenue.
To explore option to raise debt capital, assess financial viability of select project investment andrepayment capacity of BM.
To identify methods to reduce finance cost and ensure better cash flow.
To explore the options to undertake revenue generating projects through public- private partnership.
To prepare the annual budget of BM on a more scientific basis than that being practiced.
Various interventions for improvements in– Water charges – Advertisement tax– Identification of new sources of revenue– Assessment and tax– License fees– Expenditure management– Asset management
IDENTIFIED PROJECTS3.4 Financial Plan
Major projections in Rs./ Lacs year wise are as under FP Version I Head 2005-06 CAGR 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Property Tax 62.38 15.21 131.00 145.41 146.86 148.32 149.78
Water Tax -- -- 3.00 8.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
Conservancy Charges
-- -- 10.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
License Fees 7.25 8.93 8.12 9.50 11.88 15.44 20.84
Fees & User Charges
72.96 37.86 81.53 98.21 152.22 183.74 239.32
Operation & Maintenance
12.15 20.83 16.33 22.80 32.84 47.94 71.42
Establishment Expenses
119.02 - 26.96 103.93 101.33 106.49 117.74 131.42
The Table below presenting the Computation of Investible Surplus Rs./Lacs
Particulars
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
2005-06 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12
Rs. In Lacs Rs. In Lacs Rs. In Lacs Rs. In Lacs Rs. In Lacs Rs. In Lacs
Opening Balance 132.35 166.94 1139.56 2603.44 4013.35 5385.03
Add :
Revenue Receipts 203.21 278.64 323.22 376.63 407.84 465.99
Capital Receipts 147.26 895.00 1366.00 1303.00 1301.00 1316.00
Less :
Revenue Expenditure 197.14 201.02 225.34 269.73 337.17 433.74
Capital Expenditure 118.74
Closing Balance 166.94 1139.56 2603.44 4013.35 5385.03 6733.28
Available Capital Surplus for the year
972.62 1463.88 1409.91 1371.68 1348.25
Less : Grants & Contributions for Specific purpose (Tied Funds)
895.00 1366.00 1303.00 1301.00 1316.00
Available Investible Surplus (Untied Funds available)
77.62 97.88 106.91 70.68 32.25
130 % of the Investible Surplus 100.90 127.24 138.97 91.87 41.92
The Overview of the FP Version – II Component wise is shown below
ComponentCapital
ExpenditureRevenue
ExpenditureRevenue Receipts
Capital Receipts
Component 1:
Infrastructure, Land Use & Environment Development
Projects with Tied Funds 6165.00 6165.00
Projects without Tied Funds 294.00 19.00 19.00 294.00
Sub Total 6459.00 19.00 19.00 6459.00
Component 2 :
Social & Livelihood Development
Projects with Tied Funds 9.00 24.00 24.00 9.00
Projects without Tied Funds 128.00 46.00 46.00 128.00
Sub Total 137.00 70.00 70.00 137.00
Component 3 :
Municipal Institutional Strengthening
Projects with Tied Funds 7.00 1.00 1.00 7.00
Projects without Tied Funds 79.00 41.00 41.00 79.00
Sub Total 86.00 42.00 42.00 86.00
Grand Total 6682.00 131.00 131.00 6682.00
Projects with Tied Funds 6181.00 25.00 25.00 6181.00
Projects without Tied Funds 501.00 106.00 106.00 501.00
Rs. / Lacs
TOTAL FINANCIAL ALLOCATION
Component 1 = Rs. 10,141.049 Lacs
Component 2 = Rs. 211.88 Lacs
Component 3 = Rs. 127.10 Lacs
TOTAL = Rs. 10480.029 Lacs
Allocation of untied fund
Year 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 Avg
Com 1 58.47 50.3 65.48 68.58 40.55 58.71
Com 2 22.80 31.44 23.03 20.68 33.40 25.56
Com 3 18.73 18.26 11.49 10.74 26.05 15.73
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100
PUBLIC VALIDATION
The DPG & DTGs’checked each & every component of DDP for quality following a structured DDP quality Check format.
This was placed for public validations & annoucement are made through various media.
200 participants at the meeting. Valuable interaction. Written feedback on DDP document
– Comments received were largely incorporated either later or had already been included
CONCLUSION
DDP PREPARATION
A STEP
TO
HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT
OF
OUR MUNICIPALITY
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