;
Independent Engineer Services during operation & Maintenance period for “4/6laned Zirakpur - Parwanoo section from KM 39.960 to KM 67.550 of NH-22 including Pinjore – Kalka – Parwanoo bypass in the states of Punjab, Haryana &
Himachal Pradesh under NHDP - Phase-IIIA on BOT Basis”.(Package No: NHAI/RO/CHD/11077/IE APPOINTMENT/34)
O&M INSPECTION REPORT No. 8JULY-2016
GETINSA – PAYMA, S.L.
in association with
Segmental Consulting & Infrastructure Advisory (P) Ltd
Corporate Office: Unit No. 419-421, Spaze IT Park, Tower B4, Sector 49, Sohna Road, Gurgaon -122002
Ph. +91 124 4211847/48/49 Fax: +91 124 4211850 Email: [email protected]
Operation and Maintenance Report for the month of July 2016
INDEX
S. No. Contents Page Nos.
1 CHAPTER – 1
Location Map 1
Schematic Layout 2
Project Background 3
Project Details 4-5
Executive Summary 6-7
Staff Mobilization 8
2 CHAPTER – 2
Frequency of Inspection 9
Operation and Maintenance Programme 10
Emergency Services Locations 11
IC’s Advice/Instructions 12
3 CHAPTER –3
Monthly Joint Inspection (Appendix -A) 13-14
Summary of Compliance of O&M observations 15
Status of Encroachments 16
Safety Issues, Deficiencies and Action Taken 17
Accident Report 18
Status of Toll Plaza 19
Status of Bus bays 20
Status of Truck Lay Byes 21
Status of Road furniture 22
Status of Signage 23
Status of Pavement 24
Status of Street Lighting 25
4 CHAPTER-4
Month wise Toll Collection (Appendix – B) 26
Tollable Traffic Volume (Appendix-C) 27
Composition of Tollable Traffic (Appendix-D) 28
Total Traffic Volume (Appendix-E) 29
Composition of Total Traffic (Appendix-F) 30
Comparison of Tollable Traffic Volume for Last Two Months (Appendix-G)
31
Comparison of Total Traffic Volume for Last Two Months (Appendix-H)
32
Toll Transactions ( by Toll Category) 33
Hourly Traffic Count - 23 July 2016 (Appendix-I) 34-36
Traffic Audit Report – July 2016 37
5 CHAPTER-5
Escrow Account for July 2016 38-39
Weather Report 40
Project Photographs 41-42
CHAPTER–1
1Location Map
2
Schematic Layout
3
PROJECT BACKGROUND
The Govt. of India (GOI) through Ministry of Shipping Roads & Highways (MOSRT &H) is contemplating to enhance the traffic capacity and safety for efficient transshipment of goods as well as passenger traffic on the heavily trafficked National Highways. GOI has entrusted National Highways Authority India (NHAI) with the responsibility of developing and maintaining the entrusted sections of the National Highways network.
National Highway No - 5 originates from Ferozepur in Punjab, passes through hinter land of Punjab including industrial township of Ludhiana and ends at China Border in Himachal Pradesh. This is one of the most important roads connecting Shimla (Capital of Himachal Pradesh) with Chandigarh (Capital of Haryana and Punjab) and New Delhi (Capital of India).
The Project road "Zirakpur to Parwanoo including Pinjore-Kalka-Parwanoo Bypass” is a section of NH-5 starting at km 39.960 (just after the Yadvendra Bridge at Zirakpur in State of Punjab) and terminating at the end of Pinjore- Kalka - Parwanoo Bypass at Km 67.550 of NH-5. The total length of Project Highway is 27.590. On its way, it connects the township of Zirakpur and Panchkula with developing commercial activity. Project road follows the alignment of NH-5 from Km 39.960 to Km 57.400. Thereafter, it follows new alignment for bypass of Pinjore - Kalka - Parwanoo to meet NH - 5 again at Km 67.550 (just short of TTR).
Zirakpur - Pinjore Section had crossed the level of service (LOS) 'E'. The condition of the existing pavement was poor to good. Generally the existing road was having 2-lane with paved shoulders. Thus, in order to provide a better 1evel of service to the vehicular traffic, it was decided to augment the capacity of Zirakpur to Parwanoo section of NH-5 from Km 39.960 (end of Ambala - Zirakpur section) to Km 67.550 by widening the existing 2 lane road to 4 lane dual carriage way facility on Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) basis.
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PROJECT DETAILS
1 Name of Project
4/6 laning of Zirakpur-Parwanoo section of NH-5 including Pinjore-Kalka-Parwanoo ByPass on BOT basis under NHDP- Phase III A in the state of Punjab, Haryana & Himachal Pradesh
2 Package Number (NHDPIIIA/BOTII/VI/002)
3 Consultancy Package No.NHAI/RO/CHD/11077/IE APPOINTMENT/34
4 Type of Project BOT
5 Estimated Project Cost295 Crores + 117 Crores (Grant) = 412 Crores
6 Client
National Highways Authority of IndiaG-5&6, Section-l0,Dwarka,New Delhi - 110075.PIU - ChandigarhBay No 33 to 38, Sector-04, Panchkula - 134109
7 Concessionaire Himalayan Expressway LimitedKalka Sadan, Kalka- Shimla road, Pinjor, Kalka – 134102
8 Independent ConsultantGetinsa-Payma, S.L.in association withSegmental Consulting & Infrastructure (P) Ltd.Corporate Office:Unit No. 419-421419-421, Spaze IT Park, Tower B4, Sector 49, Sohna Road,Gurgaon-122002
9 Date of Concession Agreement 31st August 200710 Development Period 180 Calendar days11 Appointed Date 27th February 200812 Concession Period 20 years13 Construction 30 months15 Start of Concession Period 27th February 200816 Commencement of services of
ICApril 1, 2008
17 Commencement of Construction
March 1, 2008
18 Financial Clause June 9, 200819 Construction completion date March 21, 2012
20 PCC March 22, 20125
21 Commencement of Toll Operation
April 6, 2012
22 End of Concession Period February 26, 2028
23 MCW length 27.590 Km24 Service road length 22.620 Km ( in plain section), 4.667 km
(in bypass)
25 Pavement 4 lane divided carriageway with raised median
26 Carriageway width 7.25m wide either side27 Paved shoulder 1.5m wide either side (in plain section
only)28 Hard earthen shoulder 1.0 m29 Median width 4.5m in rural section and 1.5m in urban
section.30 MCW Composition
GSB 200 mm WMM 250 mm DBM 150 mm BC 50 mm
31 Service road Composition GSB 200 mm WMM 250 mm DBM 85 mm BC 40 mm
32 Service Road Width 5.5/7.0 m33 Major Intersections/ Junctions 434 Bridges Major bridge – 1 , Minor bridges -235 Viaducts 736 ROB 137 Flyovers 238 Culverts Pipe culverts – 25 , Box culverts - 2339 VUPs 740 PUPs 341 Bus Bays 1942 Truck Lay Byes 443 Toll Plaza 1 at Ch. 51.400
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This executive summary presents the activities of the Concessionaire and the Independent Consultant during the reporting period for the month of July 2016. Matters related to the implementation of the Project are as under:
Major Events:
No major events occurred during this reporting period.
ROW Acquisition and Handling Over:
Concessionaire has been handed over 100% land required for the project. It is obligatory on part of the Concessionaire to keep ROW free from encroachments.
Concessionaire has reported that locals have illegally constructed structures within ROW from Ch. 60.800 to Ch. 61.400 (RHS). Concessionaire is obliged to protect land within ROW and has been advised to remove these encroachments with the help from Police / District administration if need be, at the earliest.
Safety Measures:
Safety measures include maintenance of Highway, pavement markings, kerb painting, Highway cleaning, functioning of traffic lights & blinkers, functioning of street lights and high masts, replacement of damaged/missing solar studs and metallic beam in the median and on embankments.
Maintenance of Highway landscape
Maintenance of Highway landscape includes plantation of trees and shrubs in medians as per IRC: SP-21 and IRC: 66. Concessionaire has completed replantation of missing plants at most of the locations. Under green highways policy, Concessionaire has been advised to plant road side trees and also carryout median plantation wherever these are missing or dead. Some plantation has been carried out in the separators in bypass.
Highway Cleaning
The cleaning of Highway is to be carried out regularly. These include cleaning of drains, medians, open channels, parking areas, road signs, road furniture, lay byes etc. Litters and debris are to be cleaned on ongoing basis from the highway. This activity is not up to the mark and more resources are needed to be deployed. The water kiosks and litter bins are required to be placed at way side amenities and highway as per provisions of CA.
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Pavement Shoulders
Shoulders need maintenance all along the highway.
Pavement
The pavement condition of MCW and Service Road has deteriorated due to non-maintenance. Large alligator cracks have developed on the pavement. Pot holes have also been noticed on MCW and Service Road. Depressions due to settlement of the pavement exist at a number of locations. These offer risky jerks to the fast moving vehicles and are a potential safety hazard. The poor condition of the pavement does not meet the minimum acceptable intervention levels given in table L-2 of Schedule- “L”. The project Highway needs immediate overlay as per clause 3.3.7(i) of Schedule-“L”.
Damaged/Missing Rubber Pads in Expansion Joints. Damaged /Missing Rubber Pads in Expansion Joints were intimated about 4 months back. These have not yet been repaired.
Force Majeure Event during the Month:
No such event occurred during January 2016.
Meetings & Site Visits - Nil
Incomplete Items of Punch List . 02 Nos. Septic tanks and Bitna service Road have not been completed till date. Service road work has not been taken up despite the fact that ROW has been handed over duly demarcated and it is already constructed up to WMM Level. Reference is also invited to NHAI letters No. NHAI/PIU/CHD/11107/Conc./1094 dated 19-4-2016 and NHAI/PIU/CHD/11107/Conc./1098 dated 19-4-2016.
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STAFF MOBILIZATION : IC
S. No. Designation Name Date of Joining/ Mobilization
KEY PROFESSIONAL STAFF1 Team Leader cum Senior
Highway EngineerCol (Retd) Parikshit Sharma
07.12.2015
2 Pavement Specialist S L Mahipal 15.12.20153 Quality-cum-Material
ExpertVishal Koul 17-12-2015
4 Bridge/Structural Engineer Arun Kumar Pandey 16-04-20165 Road Safety Expert Dr. M.M. Krishna 19-01-20166 Bharat Goel Toll/ HTMS Expert 30-12-2016
SUB-PROFESSIONAL STAFF6 Assistant Highway
Maintenance EngineerVinod Kumar Pandey 28.12.2015
7 Survey Engineer Ambresh Tripathi8 Horticulture Expert Kuldeep Kumar
Sharma28-12-2015
9 Quantity surveyor Vidhu Bhushan Sundaray
30-5-2016
SUPPORT STAFF10 Lab. Assistant Manider Pal Singh 10-12-201511 CAD/Drafts man Kamal Kant Katwal 18-5-201612 Technical Supervisor
(construction/maintenance)
Prasant Rana 25.05.2015
13 Technical Supervisor(construction/maintenance)
Manish Rana 20.06.2016
14 Office Manager/Accountant-cum-Cashier
Ashok Kumar 07-12-2015
15 Steno-cum-computer Operator
Gurpreet Singh 16-12-2015
16 Office Boy Ajay Kumar 16-06-2016
CHAPTER – 2
9FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION
To identify the maintenance requirements of the Project highway under normal circumstances, the O & M team of the Concessionaire has to perform inspection at a minimum frequency prescribed for various works as per Table L-3 of Schedule L. If some exigencies arise, the interval of inspection may be reduced.FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION.
Object Items Daily Monthly Quarterly
Before & after rainy season
Riding Surface Pavement # oExpansion Joints # o
Median Kerb # oSlide Slopes Shapes # o
Turfing oPitching & Masonry oRetaining Wall o
Drainage Shoulder Drain #Median Drain #Side Slope Drain #Bridge Catch Basin #Gullies and catch pits #
Bridges Superstructure # Substructure # Head Wall & apron # Painting Hand rails #
Culverts RC Culverts oHP Culverts o
Guard rails Shoulder # oMedian # o
Traffic operation facilities
Sign o o
Marking # # oDelineators # #Lighting # #
Other facilities Vegetation/Landscaping # oToll Plaza # # oWay side amenities #
Traffic Conditions o #Encroachments o
LEGEND
Visual Inspection # Close Inspection
Thorough Inspection VIRS Visual Inspection during rainy season only
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Operation and Maintenance Programme
The maintenance methodology and maintenance program guides the O&M team to undertake the routine and periodic maintenance works of the Project Facility. Concessionaire has submitted maintenance programme for the current year commencing from April 2016 to March 2017.The same has not been prepared as per clause 18.3 of Concession Agreement. The Concessionaire should resubmit the same without any further delay. Five months have passed by but Concessionaire has not yet complied.
Routine Maintenance:
Routine maintenance of the highway is being carried out.
Pavement Marking
Pavement marking has been done on the entire main carriageway. Marking has been provided for lanes, pedestrian crossing, bus stop and intersections etc. as per the guide lines given in IRC: 35-1997. Service road marking is in very poor condition. The same has not been done up till now despite repeated instructions.
Periodic Maintenance: As per the Concession Agreement, the periodic maintenance of the project road is due to be completed by the end of 5 th year from COD, i.e. by 21 March 2017. Concessionaire has not submitted any work plan so far.
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EMERGENCY SERVICE LOCATIONS ALONG THE PROJECT HIGHWAY
S. No. Description Contact No.
A. Major Hospitals & Ambulance Services
1 Government Hospital, Sector-6 , Panchkula 01881 - 221141
2 108 Services 108
3 Government Hospital, Pinjore 01881-225537
4 Government Hospital, Kalka 01881-222225
B. Police Station
1 Chandimandir 0172-6532990
2 Pinjore 0173-3231403
3 Kalka 0173-32208754 SHO,Sector-20 , Panchkula 81466300165 SHO , Zirakpur 9592916063
C. Fire Station
1 Sector-5 Panchkula 101
D. Toll Plaza Vehicles
1 Control Room 8558860502/98889877772 Ambulance3 Patrol Vehicle 8558860508
4 Crane
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Independent Consultant’s Advice/Instructions
1. Concessionaire has been advised to pursue with ICICI bank and Axis bank to arrange issuing the FAST TAGs at the Point of Sale.
2. 3 The SSWIMs in lane Nos. 1 & 14 are to be re-sited as these do not cover the lanes. These should be set right and over loaded vehicle dealt with in accordance with NHAI circular on the subject.
3. The activity of removal of wild grass and vegetation from the median and on road side in the ROW must be accelerated.
4. Road side drains and culverts should be kept clean and obstruction free.
5. All signage should be cleaned regularly.
6. Median plantation should be trimmed at regular intervals. Missing/dead plants should be replaced with plants other than Kaner as its use has been prohibited.
7. Public facilities at Toll Plaza should be maintained at all times and prominent display boards placed on both sides for public awareness.
8. Concessionaire is advised to undertake speedy drive in liaison with District Administration and police authorities to remove encroachments from the ROW.
9. Cleaning of truck lay bays and bus bays to be done regularly.
10. Toilets at both trucks lay bays at Haryana / Punjab border should be made functional on priority. This has not been done despite of repeated instructions.
11. High masts and street Lights should be checked daily and defects ,if any, should be rectified immediately and timings of switching on/off be adjusted on weekly basis as per sun rise / sun set timings. Defective 18 street lights and 14 high masts should be rectified immediately.
12. Drinking water Kiosks and litter bins should be provided at service area and truck lay byes as per Concession Agreement.
CHAPTER – 3
13
Monthly Inspection
A joint inspection was carried out by IC and the Concessionaire on 12 July 2016 which is appended as Appx ‘A’.
Appendix-A
Ref. No: GP-SCIA/IE/ZP/HEL/ Dated: 12-7-2016
To M/s. Himalayan Expressway LimitedToll Plaza, Chandimandir, Kalka-Shimla RoadPanchkula (Haryana)
Sub: Independent Engineer Services during operation & Maintenance period for “4/6 laned Zirakpur - Parwanoo section from KM 39.960 to KM 67.550 of NH-22 including Pinjore – Kalka – Parwanoo bypass in the states of Punjab, Haryana & Himachal Pradesh under NHDP - Phase-IIIA on BOT Basis. Monthly Joint Inspection of Project Road for July 2016.
Dear Sir,
The monthly joint inspection of the project road was carried out on 12 July 2016 from 11.30 A.M. onward by the undersigned along with Lt. Col K.J Sandhu (Retd.) of HEL. The compliance of observations of inspection report June 2016 was also checked. The issues observed during the inspection are given in succeeding paragraphs.
1. Upkeep and Cleanliness of Highway. The highway is being cleaned regularly. However, the upkeep and cleanliness of truck lay byes is not being done.
2. Fast Tag Lane. The Fast Tag facility is not being offered at the Point of Sale due to delay from CCH bankers.
3. Pavement condition. The pavement condition of MCW and Service Road has deteriorated due to non-maintenance. Large alligator cracks have developed on the pavement. Depressions due to settlement of the pavement exist at a number of locations. These offer risky jerks to the fast moving vehicles and are a potential safety hazard. The poor condition of the pavement does not meet the minimum acceptable intervention levels given in table L-2 of Schedule- “L”. The project Highway needs immediate overlay as per clause 3.3.7(i) of Schedule-“L”.
4. Depression at Ch. 65.900(LHS). The depression in the MCW at Ch. 65.900 (LHS) has not been rectified properly.
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5. Upkeep of Public Amenities. Water kiosks and litter bins have not been installed in the public amenities.
6. Non -Operationalization of SSWIMs. Installed SSWIMs are not operational .SSWIMs in lane No.1 and 14 are only partially covering the lanes and cannot serve their intended purpose.
7. Bitna Service Road(Punch List Item). No progress has been observed. Please commence the work as demarcated land has already been handed over to you 3 years back.
8. Damaged Slab of Depressed Drain at Ch.48.100(RHS). The slab of depressed drain at Ch. 48.100(RHS) is damaged since more than a month. This causes inconvenience to vehicles moving from service road to MCW and vice-versa.
9. Damaged Rubber Pads in Expansion Joints. These have not been replaced till date. As a result, the wear & tear of expansion joints is aggravated.
10. Vegetation /Weed Growth on RE Walls. Vegetation /Weed Growth was found on RE Walls of VUP at Ch. 44.292. The same must be removed without any delay.
It is advised to carry out rectification of above observations and submit compliance 30 July 2016.
Thanking You Yours sincerely,
Col. Parikshit Sharma (Retd.)Team Leader
CC:Project Director NHAI, PIU Chandigarh – For Information Please.
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Summary of Compliance to O&M Observations
Month Total No. of O&M
observations
No. of observations
cured
Balance O&M observations
yet to be cured
Remarks
June 2016 11 3 8
July 2016 10 5 5
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STATUS OF ENCROACHMENTS - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Sr. No.
Ch. (RHS/LHS) Description of Encroachment Name of Encroacher Remarks
1 44.200 RHS "Chardi Kalan" tyre puncture shop Sh. Bachna Ram Maheshpur market
2 44.230 RHS Extension of Shop in the ROW Raj Kumar Maheshpur market
3 44.200- 44.292 RHS Temporary sheds in
front of shops Various shop owners Maheshpur market
4 61.200 RHS Tea Stall -cum-Dhaba Sh. Sanju Sharma Dispute in ownership of land
5 61.200 RHS "Highway Punjabi Dhaba" Sh. Sanju Sharma Dispute in ownership
of land
6 61.320 RHS Tea Stall -cum-Grocery Shop Sh. Phool Chand Sharma Dispute in ownership
of land
7 61.330 RHS Sant Ram motatrsEngg. Workshop Sh. Phool Chand Sharma Dispute in ownership
of land
8 63.190 RHS Residential House Sh. Raja Ram
9 63.190 RHS Bedi Chicken Shop Sh. Maninder Singh Bedi
10 63.190 RHS Liqour Shop Sh. Krishan Kant Garg
11 63.170 RHS Residential House Sh. Kumar
12 63.130 RHS Residential House Achhru Ram
13 62.800 LHS Residential House Smt. Sandhya Devi
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SAFETY ISSUES, DEFICIENCIES AND ACTION TAKEN - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
S. No. Safety Issue Locations Action taken for
closing/removal/attended/replaced. Remarks
1 Unauthorized median openings Nil
2 Black Spots Nil
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STATUS OF TOLL PLAZA - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
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12-07-2016 51.400 Ok Ok Ok Ok 7+7 Repainting
required O.K. O.K. O.K.
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STATUS OF BUS BAYS - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Date of Inspection
Chainage Side Structure Seating
PaintingGeneral cleanliness Remarks
12-0
7-20
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41.800 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
43.250 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
43.450 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
45.150 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
45.250 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
47.200 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
49.950 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
49.960 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
53.205 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
53.215 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
57.400 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
61.230 RHS Okay O.K.Required Required
61.250 LHS Okay O.K.Required Required
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STATUS OF TRUCK LAY BYES - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Date of Inspection
Location
Status of toilets
Status of water supply
Status of draining facilities
Status of pavement
Status of lighting
Waste disposal
General cleanliness
Remarks
12-07-2016
41.860 LHS
Not provided
Not provide
d
O.K. O.K. Not provided.
Not provide
d
Required
42.220 RHS
Not provided
Not provide
d
O.K. O.K. Not provided.
Not provide
d
Required
55.330 RHS Not
provided
Not provide
d
O.K. O.K. Not provided. Not
provided
Required
55.730 LHS
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STATUS OF ROAD FURNITURE -NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Date of Inspection Chainage
Status of Kilometre stones
Status of Hectomete stones
Road studs/ cat eye
Embankment slopes
Slope Pitching
Any evidence of blockade
Remarks
12-07-2016 39.960 – 67.550
Not visible at few
locations.Acceptable Missing Acceptable Acceptable No
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STATUS OF SIGNAGES - NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Date of Inspection
Status of Over head signages
Status of sign board alignment
Status of signage at junctions
Status of signage at bridge approach
Status of signage at pedestrian crossing
Status of signage at toll plaza
Status of signage at Bus bays
Remarks
12-07-2016 O.K. O.K. O.K. O.K. O.K. O.K. O.K.
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STATUS OF STREET LIGHTS -NH-5 (Zirakpur-Parwanoo section)Month: July 2016
Date of Inspection
Chainage No. of lights not working
No. of High Masts not working
RemarksFrom TO
30-07-2016
39.960 42.300 2 2
42.300 47.200 0 6
47.200 49.000 11 0
49.000 51.000 2 3
51.000 52.000 2 3
57.400 57.550 0 0
67.300 67.550 1 0
CHAPTER - 4
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Month-wise Toll Collection for Financial Year 2016-17Appendix-B
Zirakpur - Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Sr. No. Name of The Plaza Month of Collection Amount
1 Himalaya Expressway Ltd. Apr-16 30592700
2 Himalaya Expressway Ltd. May-1632502899
3 Himalaya Expressway Ltd. June-16 34439684
4 Himalaya Expressway Ltd. July-16 33889333
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Appendix-C
Tollable Traffic Volume for July 2016
Zirakpur-Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
DateCar/Jeep/
Van LCV Bus /Truck MAV Total1-Jul-16 27309 2306 4543 1375 355332-Jul-16 33807 2069 3856 1295 410273-Jul-16 35972 1432 2777 948 411294-Jul-16 26083 1831 3876 1423 332135-Jul-16 24238 2212 4225 1312 319876-Jul-16 25460 2160 3920 1253 327937-Jul-16 24290 2029 4030 1214 315638-Jul-16 26382 2237 4148 1330 340979-Jul-16 30561 2155 4159 1406 38281
10-Jul-16 29941 1549 3198 1119 3580711-Jul-16 24986 1859 3717 1280 3184212-Jul-16 24648 2216 4412 1368 3264413-Jul-16 25159 2339 4335 1434 3326714-Jul-16 25206 2240 4264 1382 3309215-Jul-16 25205 2238 4315 1303 3306116-Jul-16 28837 2170 4134 1394 3653517-Jul-16 30083 1521 3153 1164 3592118-Jul-16 25461 1843 3784 1358 3244619-Jul-16 26458 2318 4486 1414 3467620-Jul-16 25126 2138 4236 1393 3289321-Jul-16 23975 2382 4621 1427 3240522-Jul-16 25160 2311 4796 1460 3372723-Jul-16 29370 2210 4254 1311 3714524-Jul-16 28284 1700 3342 1303 3462925-Jul-16 25385 1955 3750 1348 3243826-Jul-16 24003 2352 4663 1592 3261027-Jul-16 24767 2393 4559 1430 3314928-Jul-16 24424 2322 4543 1599 3288829-Jul-16 24555 2330 4674 1502 3306130-Jul-16 28112 2342 4391 1485 3633031-Jul-16 27692 1903 3756 1376 34727
Total 830939 65062 126917 41998 1064916Avg. Daily
Traffic 26804 2099 4094 1355 34352PCU 26804 3148 12282 6096 48331
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Appendix-D
Composition of Tollable Traffic for July 2016
Zirakpur-Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Car/Jeep LCV Bus/Truck MAV830939 65062 126917 41998
78%
6%
12%
4%
Composition of Tollable Traffic
Car/JeepLCVBus/TruckMAV
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Appendix-E
Total Traffic Volume for July 2016
Zirakpur-Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Date Car/Jeep LCV Bus/Truck MAV Total1-Jul-16 28005 2441 4736 1427 366092-Jul-16 34629 2162 4015 1364 421703-Jul-16 37147 1553 2875 1062 426374-Jul-16 26637 1955 4064 1474 341305-Jul-16 24795 2326 4431 1369 329216-Jul-16 26054 2275 4019 1319 336677-Jul-16 24840 2123 4145 1260 323688-Jul-16 26962 2337 4323 1385 350079-Jul-16 31199 2252 4292 1455 3919810-Jul-16 30608 1646 3251 1177 3668211-Jul-16 25519 1983 3884 1344 3273012-Jul-16 25247 2384 4587 1414 3363213-Jul-16 25705 2452 4529 1487 3417314-Jul-16 25740 2314 4468 1436 3395815-Jul-16 25695 2333 4500 1352 3388016-Jul-16 29481 2287 4296 1440 3750417-Jul-16 30805 1636 3197 1212 3685018-Jul-16 25969 1942 3989 1398 3329819-Jul-16 26973 2427 4657 1462 3551920-Jul-16 25635 2241 4442 1433 3375121-Jul-16 24454 2479 4801 1480 3321422-Jul-16 25708 2402 4993 1523 3462623-Jul-16 30031 2272 4423 1354 3808024-Jul-16 28944 1777 3411 1353 3548525-Jul-16 26046 2059 3927 1400 3343226-Jul-16 24486 2455 4820 1626 3338727-Jul-16 25321 2496 4741 1479 3403728-Jul-16 24901 2413 4742 1658 3371429-Jul-16 25139 2421 4878 1563 3400130-Jul-16 28653 2436 4568 1548 3720531-Jul-16 28372 1982 3832 1455 35641
Total 849700 68261 131836 43709 1093506Avg. Daily
Traffic 27410 2202 4253 1410 35274PCU 27410 3303 12758 6345 49816
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Appendix-F
Composition of Total Traffic for July 2016 Zirakpur - Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Car/Jeep LCV Bus/Truck MAV
849700 68261 131836 43709
78%
6%
12%
4%
Composition of Total Traffic
Car/JeepLCVBus/TruckMAV
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Appendix - GComparison of Tollable Traffic Volume for Last Two Months
Zirakpur - Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Date Car/Jeep LCV Bus/truck MAV
June-16 861108 63492 118823 41143
July-16 830939 65062 126917 41998
Car/Jeep LCV Bus/truck MAV0
100000
200000
300000
400000
500000
600000
700000
800000
900000
1000000
June-16July-16
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Comparison of Total Traffic Volume for Last Two Months
Zirakpur - Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
Date Car/Jeep LCV Bus/truck MAV
June-16 881391 67152 123407 43083
July-16 849700 68261 131836 43709
Car/Jeep LCV Bus/truck MAV0
100000
200000
300000
400000
500000
600000
700000
800000
900000
1000000
June-16July-16
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REPORT
The Independent Consultant has undertaken the audit of the traffic using the Project Highway for determination and verification of the actual traffic.
The report for total traffic using the Highway during the month of July 2016 has been made from the information submitted by the Concessionaire. The above information has been studied in this office and analysis report of the same is as under:-
a) Appendices ‘B’ – Month wise Toll Collection for July 2016.b) Appendices ‘C’ & ‘D’ – Tollable Traffic Volume and Composition for July 2016.c) Appendix ‘E’ and ‘F’ – Total Traffic Volume and Composition for July 2016.d) Appendix ‘G’ – Comparison of Tollable Traffic Volume for Last Two Months
Appendix ‘H’ – Comparison of Total Traffic Volume for Last Two Monthse) Appendix ‘I’ – Hourly Traffic Count.
Salient points of traffic audit for the month of July 2016 are as under:-
a) Average Daily Traffic (ADT) for Tollable Vehicles – 48331PCUs.
b) Average Daily Traffic (ADT) for Total Vehicles – 49816 PCUs.
c) Composition of Traffic is as under –
I. Class 1 – 78 %
II. Class 2 – 6 %
III. Class 3 – 12 %
IV. Class 4 – 4 %
d) The Tollable Traffic Volume for June 2016 and July 2016 is 1084566 and1064916
respectively while Total Traffic Volume for June 2016 and July 2016 is 1115033 and
1093506 respectively. Hence percentage of traffic decrease during the month is 1.93%.
Peak hourly traffic is as under:-
a) Cars between 18:00 to 19:00h – 2223 Nos.
b) LCV between 13:00 to 14:00h – 139 Nos.
c) Bus/Truck between 06:00 to 07:00h – 317 Nos.
d) MAV between 21:00 to 22:00h – 112 Nos
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ESCROW ACCOUNT : July 2016
Zirakpur-Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
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40Weather Report for the Month of July 2016
Zirakpur-Parwanoo Section (NH-5)
S.No Date Average Rainfall (mm)
Temp 0CMax Min
1 1-Jul-16 nil 36.0 27.02 2-Jul-16 nil 27.0 25.03 3-Jul-16 nil 31.0 25.0
4 4-Jul-16 nil 36.0 27.05 5-Jul-16 nil 37.0 29.06 6-Jul-16 nil 34.0 25.07 7-Jul-16 nil 36.0 28.08 8-Jul-16 nil 38.0 30.09 9-Jul-16 6.0 35.0 27.0
10 10-Jul-16 nil 37.0 27.0
11 11-Jul-16 nil 34.0 29.012 12-Jul-16 nil 35.0 28.013 13-Jul-16 nil 36.0 29.014 14-Jul-16 nil 31.0 28.0
15 15-Jul-16 4.0 34.0 27.0
16 16-Jul-16 10.0 31.0 26.0
17 17-Jul-16 nil 30.0 26.018 18-Jul-16 nil 33.0 25.019 19-Jul-16 nil 35.0 27.020 20-Jul-16 nil 37.0 27.021 21-Jul-16 6.0 38.0 27.022 22-Jul-16 12.0 36.0 27.023 23-Jul-16 10.0 30.0 27.024 24-Jul-16 7.0 33.0 27.025 25-Jul-16 nil 36.0 28.026 26-Jul-16 nil 34.0 29.027 27-Jul-16 nil 31.0 27.028 28-Jul-16 11.0 31.0 27.0
29 29-Jul-16 4.0 31.0 27.0
30 30-Jul-16 1.0 32.0 26.031 31-Jul-16 9.0 34 27
PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHS
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Fig.1
Damaged Service Road at Ch.46.200 (LHS) , Mazri Chowk
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Fig.2
Damaged Service Road at Ch.46.200 (LHS) , Mazri Chowk
