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Centre for Environment and Development

WATER SUPPLY (TELANGANA STATE)

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Benchmarks in Water Supply services as per MoUDCoverage of water supply connections – 100 x (no. of H.S.C / No. of H.H) (desirable 100%)

Per capita supply – water quantity supplied / population served

Metering of water connections – (no. of metered direct H.S.C + No. of metered P.F) / (total no. of direct serviceconnections + total no. of P.F)

Extent of NRW (Non Revenue Water) – (total water produced and put into distribution-total water sold) / totalwater produced and put into distribution (max 20%)

Continuity of water supply – this is average hours of supply at pressure more than 7m at ferrule.

Quality of water supplied – 100 x (no. of samples meeting stipulated standards/no .of complaints) (Desirable100%)

Efficiency in redressal of customer complaints – no. of complaints redressed / no. of complaints received(desirable 80%)

Cost recovery in water supply services – 100 x (total annual operating revenues / total annual operatingexpenses) (desirable 100%)

Efficiency in collection of water related charges – 100 x (current revenues collected in year/total operatingrevenues billed during year)

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State Capital Works O & M Collection of Taxes

Telangana PHED ULB ULB

Andhra Pradesh PHED ULB ULB

Rajasthan PHED PHED PHED

Haryana PHED PHED PHED

Bihar, Madhya Pradesh PHED & ULB ULB & PHED PHED & ULB

Gujarat GWSSB, ULB ULB ULB

Karnataka KUWSDB ULB ULB

Kerala KWA KWA KWA

Orissa PHED PHED PHED

Punjab PWSSB PWSSB & ULB ULB

Tamil Nadu TWAD TWAD & ULB ULB

Uttar Pradesh Jalnigam & ULB Jalsamstan & ULB Jalsamstan & ULB

West Bengal PHED & ULB PHED & ULB ULB

Different practices in different states

Area of focus under this Sector1. Since ULBs are facing acute water scarcity and unassured source of supply, it is

proposed to tap ensuing Telangana Water Grid which contemplates water supply toall local bodies from grid by giving tapping delivery points in ULBs

2. Assured Water supply, Quality & Quantity3. A quality testing facility to be provided near receiving sump on day to day basis4. Bye pass arrangements to supply water to consumer by installing pumps near clear

water sump to see that water is fed to master balancing tank in case of failure ofwater grid

5. Staging of master balancing tank should be more than 15 meters or more so as tohave residual head of 7 mts / 12 mts depending upon existence of single storied /multi storied in the town

6. Fire hydrants are to be compulsorily installed in distribution system7. All house service connections and bulk consumers to have metered connections to

facilitate quantitive water audit8. Chlorination facility to be provided at the receiving sump from grid9. The existing ELSR / GLSR especially in newly formed Nagar Panchayat are of

small capacities and very small staging. They can be ignored10. Zonalisation should be done keeping in view natural barriers like NH, Railway line

and canals

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Areas to be focused under this Sector

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10. Pumping main should be D.I. (Ductile Iron) K9 and gravity mains in traffic roadsshall be D.I. K7. AC (Asbestos Cement) pipes should be discouraged as far aspossible. Only HDPE pipes may be considered. Pipe casing for roads and canalcrossings, railways maybe provided.

11. Sewerage network for projected population of next 30 years with construction ofSTP in a phased manner for next 10, 20 & 30 years, may be taken so as to achievethe aim of ‘Swatch Bharat’.

12. Special emphasis should be taken to provide leakage detection facilities in bothdistribution and pumping systems such as Visual Inspection, Electronic PipeLocator, Acoustic Methods such as Sounding Rods, Stethoscopes or ElectronicLeak detector in mid night and / or Radio Active Isotopes, Nitrous Oxide gas andHalogen (Costly Option).

13. Ensure that potential sources of contamination are not inadvertently permitted inwater supply sources

14. Excavation of sand strata in and around source shall not be permitted and noindustrial effluents shall be permitted upstream of the source

List of Dams & Reservoirs in Telangana

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Sr. No. Name & Place Constructed Year Main Purpose

1 Nizam Sagar, Nizamabad 1923 Drinking Water for Hyderabad, Hydroelectric & Irrigation

2 Nagarjuna Sagar Dam, Nalgonda & Guntur 1967 Drinking water, Hydroelectric and Irrigation

3 Singur Dam, Medak 1989 Drinking water for Hyderabad, Hydroelectric and Irrigation

4 SriramSagar, Nizamabad 1977 Drinking water, Hydroelectric and Irrigation

5 Lower Manair Dam, Karimnagar 1985 Drinking Water for Karimangar, Warangal and Irrigation

6 Upper Manair Dam, Karimnagar 1985 Drinking Water and Irrigation

7 Kadam Reservoir, Adilabad 1958 Water for Irrigation

8 Yellampalli, Karimnagar U / C Drinking Water and Irrigation

9 Srisailam Dam, Kurnool & Mahbubnagar 1984 Drinking water, Hydroelectric and Irrigation

10 Jurala Project, Mahbubnagar 1995 Hydroelectric and Irrigation

11 Pulichinthala Project, Guntur & Nalgonda U / C Hydroelectric and Irrigation

12 Sri Komaram Bheem Project, Adilabad 2011 Water for Drinking and Irrigation

13 Ramagundam Dam, Karimnagar N/ A Water for NTPC

14 Lower Jurala HEP, Mahabubnagar N/ A Hydroelectric Power


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15 Rajolibanda Dam N/ A Water for Irrigation

16Dummugudem Lift Irrigation Scheme,

KhammamN/ A Water for Irrigation

17 Dindi Reservoir N/ A N/ A

18 Vattivagu Reservoir, Adilabad N/ A N/ A

19 Osman Sagar Reservoir N/ A N/ A20 Himayath Sagar N/ A N/ A21 Musi Reservoir N/ A N/ A22 Pranahita Chevella N/ A N/ A23 Koilsagar N/ A N/ A

24 Icchampally Project, Karimnagar & Maharashtra N/ A N/ A

25 Swarna Reservoir N/ A N/ A26 Mathadivagu Reservoir N/ A N/ A27 SRSP Project Dam N/ A N/ A28 Sathnala Dam N/ A N/ A

29 Shankara SamudramBalancing Reservoir N/ A N/ A

30 Alimineti Madhava Reddy Project N/ A N/ A


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31 Udaya Samudram Balancing Reservoir N/ A N/ A

32 Peddadevulapally Balancing Reservoir N/ A N/ A

33 Ramanpad Reservoir N/ A N/ A

34 Gundrevula reservoir, Mahaboobnagar and Kurnool N/ A N/ A

35 Singotam reservoir N/ A N/ A

36 Jonnalaboguda reservoir N/ A N/ A

37 Pulkurthy Reservoir N/ A N/ A38 Salivagu Reservoir N/ A N/ A

39 Nashkal Reservoir N/ A N/ A

40 Palakurthy Reservoir N/ A N/ A

41 Nawabpet Reservoir N/ A N/ A

42 Tapaspalli Reservoir N/ A N/ A

43 Pocharam Dam Reservoir N/ A N/ A

44 Manjeera Reservoir N/ A N/ A

45 Mylaram Reservoir N/ A N/ A


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46 Devadula project N/ A N/ A

47 Chakunta Reservoir N/ A N/ A

48 Pakhala Reservoir N/ A N/ A

49 Chalivagu Reservoir N/ A N/ A

50 Narsingapur Reservoir N/ A N/ A

51 Bheemghanpur Reservoir N/ A N/ A

52 Rangaiah-Yerraiah Reservoir N/ A N/ A

53 Wyra Reservoir N/ A N/ A

54 Kinnerasani Reservoir N/ A N/ A

55 Paleru Reservoir N/ A N/ A

56 Kanthapally Barrage N/ A N/ A

57 Shanigaram Reservoir N/ A N/ A

58 Thotapally Reservoir N/ A N/ A

59 Alisagar lift Irrigation Scheme N/ A N/ A

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River flow in Telangana

1. Pranahita – Chevalla Irrigation Project Estimate – Rs. 40,000 Crore

2. Kanthalapally Lift Irrigation ProjectEstimate – Rs. 2500 Crore

3. Devadulla Lift Irrigation SchemeEstimate – Rs. 10,000 Crore

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Centre for Environment and Development11

General Information on Telangana

Districts 10

Corporations 6

Selection Grade Municipalities 0

Special Grade Municipalities 2

I Grade Municipalities 8

II Grade Municipalities 15

III Grade Municipalities 12

Nagar Panchayats 25

Urban Local Bodies (Total) 68

Total No. of Wards 1862

Total Urban Population 51,95,672

Total Population of Telangana - Census 2011 3,51,93,978

Total No. of HouseHolds 12,55,195

Total No. of HouseHolds Assessed 10,64,815

Total HouseHolds with Toilets 8,90,825

Total HouseHolds with No Toilets 3,64,370

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Daily Water Supply Position of the State

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Population Normal Present

District Sr. No. MunicipalityAs per 2011

censusPresent Water

SourceFrequency of Supply Surface Bores Total Surface Bores Total

Adilabad

1 Adilabad _ 117388 Ground Water

Once in two days 18.98 1.38 20.36 12 1.2 13.2

2Bellampally

_ 56369 Godavari Once in four days 3.6 0.35 3.95 2.2 0.24 2.44

3 Bhainsa _ 50134Gaddenna

Vagu Project

4 2.54 6.54 0 0 0

4 Kaghaznagar _ 57876Peddavagu

Perinial River

Once in two days 5.5 0 5.5 3.15 0 3.15

5 Mancherial _ 100000 Godavari _ 9 0.25 9.25 0 0 0

6Mandamari

_ 52381 Godavari Once in six days 2.5 0 2.5 2.5 0 2.5

7 Nirmal _ 100000 SRSP Canal System

Once in a day 9.5 0.31 9.81 9.5 0.31 9.81

Adilabad District

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Karimnagar DistrictPopulation Normal Present

District Sr. No. Municipality

As per 2011

censusPresent Water

Source

Frequency of Water Supply

Surface Bores Total Surface Bores Total

Karimnagar

1 Husnabad _ 22099 Ground Water

Once in three days 0 1.45 1.45 0 1.45 1.45

2 Huzurabad _ 25576

Ground Water

Kakatia Canal

_ 800000 150000 950000 0 0 0

3 Jagatial _ 100000 SRSP Canal System

Once in three days 11.2 0.14 11.34 0 0 0

4 Jammikunta _ 28704 Manier River _ 1.3 0.1 1.4 0 0 0

5 Karimnagar 261185 275000 Lower Maniar Dam _ 27 0.88 27.88 0 0 0

6 Korutla _ 66293 Korutla Vagu

Once in three days 3.09 0.15 3.24 2.2 0.13 2.3

7 Metpale _ 50609 _ Once in a day 0 3.58 3.58 0 2.485 2.485

8 Peddapalle _ 33774 SRSP Canal System _ 2.1 0.2 2.3 0 0 0

9 Ramagundam _ 229632 Godavari _ 21 2 23 0 0 0

10 Sirsilla _ 75640 Lower Maniar Dam

Once in a day 7 0.8 7.8 7 0.8 7.8

11 Vemulawada _ 31941 Ground Water

Once in two days 0 1.46 1.46 0 1.1 1.1

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Khammam District


District Sr. No. Municipality As per 2011

census

Present Water Source



Khammam

1 Khammam 365000 365000N.S. Canal, Manneru

River_ 27.7 4.06 31.76 0 0 0

2 Kothagundem _ 79721 Kinnerasani River _ 9.5 2 11.5 0 0 0

3 Madhira _ 29222 N.S. Canal _ 1.8 8.6 2.66 0 0 0

4 Manuguru _ 32065 Godavari Once in two days 0.96 0.18 1.14 0 0 0

5 Palvacha _ 80140

Kinnerasani River,

Murreddu River

_ 7.17 1.2 8.37 0 0 0

6 Sattupally _ 33831 _ _ 0 3.5 3.5 0 0 0

7 Yellandu _ 34892 Ground Water

once in three days 5.4 0.5 5.9 2.06 0.5 2.56

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Mahbubnagar DistrictPopulation Normal Present


census


Frequency of

Water Supply


Mahbubnagar

1 Atchempet _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 02 Badepally _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 0

3 Gadwel

_

65000

Krishna Jammulamma Balance Reservior

_ 4.7 0.39 5.09 0 0 0

4 Ieeja _ 27921 _ _ 0 1.5 1.5 0 0 0

5 Kalwakurthy_

45000 Ground Water _ 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 Khollapur_

29839 _ Once in two days 1.05 3 4.05 1 2 3

7 Mahbubnagar _ 175000 Krishna _ 17 6 23 0 0 0

8 Nagar Kurnool _

30000Ramanpadu Balancing Reservior

_ 0.3 0.2 0.5 0 0 0

9 Narayanapet _ 40000 Krishna _ 1.5 0.7 2.2 0 0 010 Shadnagar _ 57963 _ _ 0 2.5 2.5 0 0 0

11 Wanaparthy _ 80000Ramanpadu Balancing Reservior

_ 12.5 0.5 13 0 0 0

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Medak DistrictPopulation Normal Present

District Sr. No. Municipality

As per 2011

censusPresent Water

Source



Medak

1 Andole -Jogipet _ 26000 Satya Sai

Water Supply _2 1.01 3.01 0 0 0

2 Chengutta _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 03 Dubbakka _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 04 Gajwel _ 37881 _ _ 0.7 2.49 3.19 0 0 0

5 Medak 44110 65000

Ground Water,

Manjeera Infiltration Gallaries

_ 2.63 1.17 3.8 0 0 0

6 Sadashivpet _ 45000

Manjeera Infiltration Gallaries,

Singur River

_ 2 3 5 0 0 0

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Sangareddy

_ 75000

Manjeera Infiltration Gallaries,

Singur River

_ 5.92 2.03 7.95 0 0 0

8 Siddipet _ 95000 Manneru River _ 13.45 4.45 17.9 0 0 0

9 Zahirabad _ 60000

Ground Water,

Manjeera Infiltration Gallaries

_ 7.4 3.7 11.1 0 0 0

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Nalgonda District



census




Nalgonda

1 Bhongir _ 65000

Hyderabad Metropolitan

Water Supply

_ 5 2.01 7.01 0 0 0

2 Devarakonda _ 29579 Krishna _ 4 0 4 0 0 0

3 Huzur Nagar _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 04

Kodada_ 64246 _ _ 0 0.9 0.9 0 0 0

5 Miryalguda _ 104956 Krishna _ 10 1 11 0 0 0

6 Nalgonda _ 165328NS Canal

Udaya Samudram

_ 17 1.7 18.7 0 0 0

7

Suryapet

_ 125000 NS Canal Musi River _ 16.09 0.15 16.24 0 0 0

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Nizamabad District



census




Nizamabad

1 Armoor _ 56200 Ground Water _ 0 2.25 2.25 0 0 0

2 Bodhan _ 100000 N.S. Canal _ 10 1.05 11.05 0 0 0

3 Kamareddy _ 85000 Ground Water _ 5.29 3.21 8.5 0 0 0

4 Nizamabad _ 375000N.S. Canal,

Ground Water

_ 41 6.45 47.45 0 0 0

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Ranga Reddy DistrictPopulation Normal Present


census




Rangareddy

1 Badangpet _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 0

2 Ibrahimpatnam _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 0

3 Medchal _ 39146 Ground Water _ 0 1.4 1.4 0 0 0

4 PeddaAmberpet _ 27813

Krishna, Ground Water

_ 0.2 3 3.2 0 0 0

5 Tandur _ 65000 Kagna River _ 6.2 0.3 6.5 0 0 0

6 Vikarabad _ 60000 Shiv Sagar Tank _ 3.1 0.79 3.89 0 0 0

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Warangal District



census




Warangal

1 Bhupapally _ 42000 Ground Water

Once in two days 0 0.65 0.65 1 0 1

2 Jangaon _ 52408 Godavari Once in a day 7.1 0 7.1 0 0 0

3 Mahaboobabad _ 52687 Manneru River _ 3.4 1.4 4.8 0 0 0

4 Narasampet _ 36241 Manneru River

Once in two days 1.8 0.22 2.02 1.5 0.16 1.66

5 Parakal _ 29000 _ _ 0.8 0.03 0.83 0 0 0

6 Warangal _ 819320Godavari, Kakatiya

Canal

Once in three days 126.64 4.5 131.14 101.25 4.5 105.75

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Notes on Telangana Water Grid

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Telangana Water Grid• The Telangana Water Grid would depend on water resources available in

Krishna & Godavari - two perennial rivers flowing through the state.• A total of 34 TMC of water from Godavari river and 21.5 TMC from Krishna

river would be utilized for the water grid. Plans are ready to use water fromSrisailam, Sriram Sagar Project, Komuram Bheem Project, Paleru Reservoir,Jurala Dam, Nizam Sagar Project.

• This scientifically designed project intends to use the natural gradient whereverpossible and pump water where necessary and supply water through pipelines.

• The state-level grid will comprise of a total of 26 internal grids.• The main trunk pipelines of this project would run about 5000 KM, and the

secondary pipelines running a length of about 50000 KM would be used to fillservice tanks in habitations.

• From here the village-level pipeline network of about 75,000 KM would beused to provide clean drinking water to households.

• The state government will be using latest technology of proposed ‘Water GridProject’ i.e. Advanced Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) technologywould be utilized for a detailed survey of the Water Grid.

• Telangana state government will also use hydraulic modelling software fordetermining the size of water pipelines, pumping capacity and height to whichwater would be pumped

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Telangana Water Grid• To improve coordination and optimize resources, the government would

follow a turn-key model where the organizations executing the projectwould be responsible for its maintenance too.

• The proposed pipeline would have 5,227 kms of main trunk line, 45,809kms of secondary network and 75,000 kms of distributary network.

• In its search to provide potable water to all households in the State, theTelangana government would lay a total of 1,26,036 km water pipeline thatincludes main trunk line, secondary lines and distribution networks.

• The length of water pipeline proposed by the government is four times thatof Earth’s circumference, which is 33,000 km.

• The proposed water pipeline will include 5,227 km of main trunk line,45,089 km of secondary network and 75,000 km distribution channels.

• Honourable Chief Minister of Telangana ordered officials to carry out asurvey using helicopters to develop 24 water grids in next four years.

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GENERAL ABSRACT FOR CREATION OF PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN URBAN

LOCAL BODIES UNDER TELANGANA DRINKING WATER GRID

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Sr. No. Name of the Municipality

Grade of the

Municipality

Population for the year - 2011

Prospective water demand upto 2035 in

MLD

Ultimate water demand upto 2050

in MLD

Amount required Rs. In Lakhs Remarks

Nizamabad District

1 KamareddyII

8037825.47

31.51 4491.52

2 BodhanII

7763918.89

20.85 3366

3 Nizamabad Corporation

31046789.82

108.54 9225.33

4 Armoor III 43902 15.72

W.S. scheme under world bank aid is

under execution

134.18 176.62 17082.85

Water Requirement in TMC per annum 1.732.28

Nizamabad District

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Nalgonda District

Sr. No. Name of the Municipality Grade of the

Municipality



MLD

Ultimate water demand up to 2050

in MLD


Nalgonda District

1Nalgonda I 154278

53.7268.92 11603.63

2Suryapet I 105250

38.3250.6 53.99

3Miryalaguda I 91270

31.1339.52 6245.14

4Bhogir II 53434

18.3214.81 3236.97

5Kodada II 64234

22.1428.1 7646.38 New

6Huzurnagar N.P. 42287

14.0217.48 4850.26 New

7Deverkonda N.P. 29616

14.0419.24 5282.53 New

191.69238.67 38918.9

Water Requirement in TMC per annum 2.473.08

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Medak District

Sr. No. Name of the Municipality

Grade of the

Municipality


Prospective water demand up to 2035 in

MLD


in MLD


Medak District

1Sangareddy I 72395 25.47 32.59 3490.30

2Siddipet Special

Grade 111358 37.31 47.17 11283.59

3Sadasivpet III 42809 13.17 15.99 4966.23

4Zaheerabad III 52193 14.4 16.86 4667.85

5Medak II 44110 17.78 23.54 Proposed

under World Bank Aid

6Gazwel N.P. 37881 24.88 36.25

7Dubbaka N.P. 26141 9.02 11.32 5077.82

8Andol

Jogipet N.P. 22000 13.46 19.30 4709.79

9Chegunta N.P. 22266 12.57 17.78 6098.18

168.06 220.80 40293.76

Water Requirement in TMC per annum2.17 2.85

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Mahboobnagar DistrictSr. No.

Name of the Municipality Grade of the

Municipality

Population for the year

- 2011


MLD


in MLD


Mahboobnagar

1 Mahaboobnagar Special Grade 216000 112.54

Proposals for Rs.121.00

Croressubmitted to

Govt.

2 Gadwal II 63177 20.20 25.02 4867.50

3 Narayanpet III 41539 10.77 12.15 4425.30 New

4 Wanaparthy III 60949 24.00 22.48 9143.34

5 Shadnagar III 54431 28.35 39.81 7531.37

6 Kollapur N.P. 22130 11.05Proposed


7 Nagarkurnool N.P. 26000 12.73 17.55 7323.25 New

8 Ieeja N.P. 33795 13.71 18.12 6178.70 New

9 Kalwakurthy N.P. 28110 8.54 10.24 3927.55 New

10 Achampet N.P. 28425 9.97 12.60 4539.41

128.27 281.56 47936.42

Water Requirement in TMC per annum 1.65 3.63

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Ranga Reddy District

Sr. No.


Municipality

Population for the year -

2011


MLD


in MLD

Amount required Rs. in Lakhs Remarks

Ranga Reddy District

1 Tandur II 65115 18.18 21.36 5158.46

2 Vikarabad II 53185 17.97 22.62 3082.59

3 Medchal N.P 39146 19.40 26.92 6951.01

4 Pedda amberpet N.P 27813 10.19 13.05 4648.16 HMWS & SB

5 Badangpet N.P 64549 38.27 55.06 10940.42 HMWS & SB

6 Ibrahimpatnam N.P 27615 11.09 14.58 4750.13

115.10 153.59 35530.77


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Adilabad DistrictSr. No.


Municipality


2011

Prospective water demand up to 2035 in

MLD


in MLD


Adilabad District

1Adilabad

I 117388 39.83 50.59 6407.63

2Nirmal

II 88205 26.71 32.53 3979.49

3Bhainsa

III 50138 15.63 19.12 3939.38

4Mancherial

I 87153 28.74 36.07 5199.24

5Mandamarry

III 66176 19.88 24.06 3958.67

6Bellampally

II 66792 17.48 19.96 4792.84

7Khazaganagar

III 55549 14.23 16.04 4799.91

162.50 198.37 33077.16


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Warangal DistrictSr. No.


Municipality


2011


MLD


in MLD


Warangal district

1 Warangal GWMC 819320 269.72 342.53 42063.81

DPR for providing water supply to newly merged

villages is under preparation by the

WGMC

2 Janagoan II 52408 29.49 41.99 6506.32

3 Mahabubabad II 52687 28.40 40.14 4995.73

4 Narsampet NP 36241 19.37 27.25 4321.42

5 Bhupalpally NP 42156 44.84 40.53 6472.58

6 Parkal NP 29764 16.89 23.98 4286.89

408.71 516.42 68646.75


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Khammam District

Sr. No.


Municipality


2011


MLD


in MLD


Khammam District

1 Khammam Corp 305000 88.27 97.20 12036.90DPR under

preparation for merged villages

2 Palvancha II 80144 21.04 24.12 2557.16

3 Kothagudem I 79850 24.18 29.42 Proposed under World Bank Aid

4 Manuguru III 32065 6.76 9.47

W.S. scheme under world bank

Aid is under execution

5 Yellandu III 34892 12.61 16.13 5232.15

6 Madhira NP 29336 16.57 23.50 5444.33

7 Sattupally NP 31893 8.37 9.44 1124.20

177.80 209.28 26394.74


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Karimnagar DistrictSr. No.


Municipality


2011


MLD


in MLD


Karimnagar District1 Siricilla II 75640 22.67 27.46 6591.23

2 Korutla II 66293 22.47 28.38 4405.32

3 Husnabad NP 22099 14.32 20.71 3590.74

4 Ramagundem Crop. 229644 57.68 65.46 5393.91

5 Pedapally N.P 41396 18.94 25.84 4681.86

6 Vemulawada N.P 31961 22.68 27.21 4550.51

7 Jagityal I 103962 31.10 37.76 7269.20

8 Metpally III 50609 16.62 20.70 4836.47

9 Karimnagar Corp. 261185 110.00 149.00 10404.17

10 Jammikunta N.P 28073 13.20 18.05Proposed


11 Huzurabad N.P 41256 15.39 19.91Proposed


345.07 440.48 51723.41

Water requirement in TMC per annum 4.45 5.68 364950.12

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Water Quantum to be supplied for ULBs using Telangana Water Grid

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Adilabad DistrictDistrict Adilabad

Details of drawal of treated water from TDWC

Urban Local Body

Min Elevation

+ Mts

Max Elevation +

Mts

Location of Sump

Elevation of sump + Mts

Location of ELBR / GLBR

Elevation of ELDR /

GBLR in + Mts

100% reliable and dependable source of

MLD

Quantity of water drawn in

MLD2033 2048

Adilabad 233 272

Existing Filterbed, Collector Chowk

272

ELBR existing

filterbed at Collector Chowk

GL 272 LWL302 0 28.13 37.46

Bellampalli 187 212Foot hills of Gontamma

Gutta220

GLBR at Gontamma

Gutta

GL 291 LWL290 5.5 7.01 11.69

Bhainsa 347 393 Kanchenavelli Pahad 385

ELBR Kanchenavelli

Pahad

GL393 LWL413 0 12 16.17

Kagaznagar 164 212Foot hills of

Trishul Pahad

200 GLBR at Trishul Pahad

GL212 LWL211 0 13.87 18.67

Mancherial 127 202 Foot hills of Jalagutta 170

ELBR Foothills of

JalaguttaGL202

LWL21717.5 3.38 9.7

Mandamaari 157188

Erragunta pally 188

ELBR at Erragunta

pallyGL188

LWL2180 12.55 16.89

Nirmal 311 366 Pinjarigutta (Khilla)

358ELBR

Pinjarigunta (Khilla)

GL369 LWL399 5 16.13 23.44

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Karimnagar DistrictDistrict Karimnagar (ULBs - 11 No's)

Details of drawal of treated water from TDWC

Urban Local Body

Min Elevation + Mts

Max Elevation + Mts

Location of Sump

Elevation of Sump + Mts


Elevation of ELBR / GLBR

in + Mts

100% reliable and dependable source in MLD

Quantity of water to be drawn in

MLD2033 2048

Husnabad 347 370 Foot of Hillock, Yellamma gutta 351 Yellamma Gutta GL 375

LWL 400 0 5.3 7.14

Huzurabad 264 277 Government Junior College 270 Government

Junior CollegeGL 270

LWL 295 0 9.9 13.13

Jammikunta 218 240 SRSP Camp 239 SRSP Camp GL 239 LWL 264

0 6.74 9.07

Jagityal 259 299 HUDCO Filters, Dharoor Camp 294 HUDCO Filters,

Dharoor CampGL 294

LWL 3190 24.95 33.58

Korutla 287 323 Foot of Hillock, Allamaiah Gutta 310 Allamaiah Gutta GL 323

LWL 348 0 15.96 21.48

Metpalli 295 320MRO Office near SRSP

Camp318 MRO near SRSP

campGL 310

LWL 343 0 12.22 16.44

Peddapalli 226 235 R&B Guest House 233 R & B Guest

HouseGL 233

LWL 343 0 9.88 13.3

Sircilla 321 346 Ragudu existing filters 327 Nemalla Gutta,

Ragudu 362 8.5 11.47 18.37

Vemulawada 320 344Foot of the

Hillok, Nampally

340 Nemalla Gutta 375 0 8.09 10.89

Karimnagar Corporation 250 302

Malkhapur road, Shatavahana University

302Malkhapur road,

Shatvahana Unversity

GL 305 LWL 330 48 21.65 45.74

Ramagundam Corporation 122 190 Near B Power

House 185 Near B Power House

GL 214 LWL 224 0 65.32 87.91

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Warangal DistrictDrawel - Warangal (ULBs - 6 No's)

Details of Drawel of Treated water from TDWC

Urban Local Body

Min Elevation + Mts

Max Elevation + Mts

Location of Sump

Elevation of Sump + Mts

Location of ELBR/GLBR

Elevation of ELBR/GLBR in

+ Mts


Quantity of Water to be

drawn in MLD2033 2048

Bhupallapalli 178 219 New Office Building GL 212 New Office

Building

GL = 212 LWL = 242 MWL = 247

0 10.12 13.62

Jangaon 364 393Existing WTP,

ChitakodurReservoir

GL 394 Existing WTP, Chitako

GL = 394 LWL = 314 MWL = 319

11.13 1.45 5.8

Mahbubabad Old City 180 200 Gayatrigutta GL 200 Gayatrigutta

GL = 200 LWL = 230 MWL = 235

Hillock = 208 0 12.45 17.02

New City 192 208 Babagutta GL 208 Babagutta GL = 208 LWL = 238

Narsampet 234 249 Kamalapur X -Roads GL 249 Kamalapur X -

roads

GL = 249 LWL = 270 MWL = 275

0 8.7 11.71

Parkala 209 221 CMS Godowns, BC Colony GL 221 CMS Godowns,

BC Colony

GL = 221 LWL = 232 MWL = 237

0 7.14 9.61

Waddepally 273 300 Existing WTP, Waddepally 286 Existing WTP,

WaddepallyGL = 286

LWL = 311

60 158.5 234.07

KU Campus 260 281 Existing WTP KU Campus 268 Existing WTP

KU CampusGL 269

LWL 293

Desaipet 254 287 Existing WTP Desaipet 261 Existing WTP

DesaipetGL 261

LWL 302

Hasanparthi 260 277 Near Koukonda gutta 277 Near Koukonda

guttaGL 277

LWL 302Madikonda

gutta 301 305 Madikonda gutta 305 Madikonda gutta GL 305

LWL 330

Ursu 265 275 Ursugutta 275 Ursugutta GL 275 LWL 310

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Khammam DistrictKhammam


Urban Local Body

Min Elevation + Mts

Max Elevation + Mts

Location of sump




in + Mts



MLD

2033 2048

Khammam Corporation

99 140 Not required _ Jeella Cheruvu Hill

GL = 180 LWL = 200 44 37.34 65.47

Kothagudem 90 152 Not required _ Srinivas gutta, Palvoncha 250 25 3.68 13.6

Madhira 50 63 RCM Church 58 RCM Church 78 0 6.99 9.41

Palwancha 84 129

Not required

_ Srinivas gutta, Palvoncha 250 10 9.25 15.91

Sattupalli 156 192 IB office 192 IB office 212 0 7.58 10.2

Yellandu 208 244 Not required _ Ooragutta, Yellandu 360 0 8.41 11.32

Work taken up under TSMDP

Manuguru 64 97 Kamalapuram 69 Bhagath Singhnagar 110 5 2.7 5.37

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Nizamabad DistrictNizamabad


Urban Local Body

Min Elevation + Mts

Max Elevation + Mts

Location of sump




in + Mts



MLD

2033 2048

Andole Jogipet 492 520 Near Civil

Court 520 Near Civil Court GL = 520 LWL = 540

0 5.75 7.74

Dubbaka488 520 Mallana gutta 552 Mallanagutta

GLBR 552 0 6.27 8.44

Gajwel -Pregnapur

550 593 Lingarajpally 593 Lingarajpally GL = 593 LWL = 608

0 9.09 12.24

Medak444 481 Agricultural

Market yard457 Medak Killa 512 0 11.25 15.14

Sadasivpet533 551 Atmakur road at

Ankanpally569 Atmakur road at

AnkanpallyGL = 569

LWL = 589 0 11.5 15.48

Sangareddy508 532 Revenue

Colony532 Revenue Colony GL = 532

LWL = 552 10 12.95 20.89

Siddipet465 520 Irkodegutta 540 Irkodegutta MBR GL = 540

LWL = 55514.54 12.84 22.31

Zaheerabad613 635 Alugolgadda 635 Alugolgadda GL = 635

LWL = 6557.4 12.39 19.23

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Ranga Reddy DistrictRanga Reddy

Details of drawel of treated water from TDWC

Urban Local Body

Min Elevation + Mts

Max Elevation + Mts

Location of Sump




in + Mts



MLD

2033 2048

Bhongir 385 473 Near ITI College 450

Hillock behind ITI college

GL = 515 LWL = 520

0 12.8 17.23

Deverkonda 268 309 Gajinagar 273Killa Gutta

325 0 9.46 12.73

Huzurnagar 115 133 Not Required _ Ramaswamy Gutta 145 0 8.6 11.58

Kodad 98 132 Not Required _ Akupamula Gutta

137

0 15.42 20.75

Miryalaguda 119 150 Not Required 135 Avantipuram GL = 315 LWL = 160 0 25.18 33.39

Nalgonda 216 290 Existing WTP 215LS Gutta

300 19.5 20.18 33.91

Suryapet 164 195 Industrial Area 195 Industrial AreaGL = 195

LWL = 215

0 25.63 34.5

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Nalgoda DistrictNalgonda District

Details of Drawel of treated water from TDWC

Urban Local Body

Min. Elevation +

Mts.

Max. Elevation +

Mts.

Location of sump

Elevation of sump +

Mts.

Location of ELBR/GLBR

Elevation of ELBR/GLBR

in +Mts

100% reliable and dependable source in

MLD

Quantity of water to be

drawn in MLD

Bhongir 385 473 Near ITI College 450

Hillock behind ITI

collegeGL 515

LWL 5200 12.8 17.23

Deverkonda 268 309 Gajinagar 273 Killa Gutta 325 0 9.46 12.73

Huzurnagar 115 133 Not Required _ Ramaswamy Gutta 145 0 8.6 11.58

Kodad 98 132 Not Required _Akupamula

Gutta137 0 15.42 20.75

Miryalaguda 119 150 Not Required 135 Avantipuram GL 135 LWL 160 0 25.18 33.89

Nalgonda 216 290Existing

WTP 215 LS Gutta 300 0 20.18 33.91

Suryapet 164 195 Industrial Area 195 Industrial

Area GL 195 LWL 215

0 25.63 34.5

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Mahboobnagar DistrictMahboobnagar District

ULBMin

Elevation +Mts

Max Elevation

+Mts

Location Of Sump Mts.

Elevation of sump +

Mts


Elevation of ELBR /

GLBR in +Mts

100% reliable and dependable source in

MLD

Quantity of water to be

drawn in MLD

Achampet 459 478 Maduranagar Colony 485 Maduranagar

colonyGL 485

LWL 505 0 6.82 9.18

Badepally 532 550 Not required Jedcheria Cross roads

GL 565 LWL 585 0 12.13 16.33

Gadwal 313 340 Raghavendra Colony 340 Raghavendra

ColonyGL 340

LWL 360 0 15.16 20.41

Leeja 327 335 Not required Bingi doddi cross road 356 0 6.7 9.02

Kalwakurthy 485 517 Kapileshwar Gutta 520 Kalipeshwar

GuttaGL 520

LWL 540 0 6.73 9.06

Kollapur 309 330 Not required _ Singotam Gutta 365 0 5.53 7.44

Mahabubnagar 436 530

1. Existing Sump at

Ramireddy Gudem

2. Foot of Ayyappa Hillock

431 532

Hutukunta Hillock

Ayyappa Temple Hillock,

Srinivasa Nagar

GL 545 LWL550 GL561

LWL 566

0 50.46 67.92

Nagar Kurnool 456 475 Not Required _ Nagamullu Gutta 510 0 6.43 8.66

Narayanpet 430 458 Singaram Cross Road 480 Singaram Cross

Road 480 0 10.02 13.49

Shadnagar 601 660 Kammadanam 634 Municipal Office (MBR)

GL 658 LWL 688 0 13.06 17.58

Wanaparthy 390 440 Gumpugutta 447 Gumpugutta GL 447 0 14.63 19.69

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Water grid connecting different sources

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FOREST LAND REQUIRED FOR DRINKING WATER GRID PIPELINES

Sr.No. District Length in

KmsWidth in

mtsTotal acres

1 Mahbubnagar 104.28 8 206.162 Nizamabad 202.92 8 401.143 Warangal 426.66 8 843.454 Ranga Reddy 146.24 8 289.095 Medak 143.54 8 283.766 Khammam 342.57 8 677.227 Karimnagar 193.46 8 382.448 Adilabad 519.4 8 1023.919 Nalgonda 78.56 8 155.30

Total 2157.73 8 4265.48

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Tentative Quantities of drawal of water from different sources

Project Name Drawal Quantity (TMC)

Jurala 9.5

Kalwakurthi 3

Srisailam 6.7

N.S. Dam 38.46

Dummugudem 4

Devadula 8.4

Pranahita / Yellampalli 32.58

SRSP 18.89

Nizamsagar 4.35

Singuru 5

Usman Sagar / Himayat Sagar 1.2

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AMRUT

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SECTOR WISE SLIP TEMPLATE: WATER SUPPLY

1) Assess the Service Levela) To assess the existing situation and service levels gaps for Water Supply

(AMRUT Guidelines; para 3 & 6). b) Baseline information available for water supply system

Detail out the data, information, plans, reports etc related to sector.Is zone wise information available?

c) Collection census 2011 data. baseline survey data of MoUDHave you correlated data from these and other sources?

d) What are existing services levels for water supply in the city?What is the coverage of water supply Connections?What is per capita supply of water?How much is the extent of metering?How much is non-revenue water?

2) MOUD Benchmarka) Coverage of water supply connections 100%b) Per capita supply of water 135 LPCDc) Extent of metering of water connections 100%d) Extent of non-revenue water 20%

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e) Quality of water supplied 100% f) Cost recovery in water supply services 100% g) Efficiency in collection of water supply related charges 90%

3) Source of Water and Water Treatment System a) What is the existing source of water?b) Is it surface water source or under ground water source? c) What is the capacity of these sources?d) Is there any treatment provided to water from these sources? e) How much water is required to be treated daily?f) What is the treatment capacity installed in the city? g) What per capita water supply in LPCD (litre per capita per day) comes out, if you

divide total water supply by the total population.

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4)Distribution Zones a) How many zones for water supply ? b) Provide details of total no of Households (HH) in each zone, no. of HH with and without

water tap connections

5)Storage of Watera)What is the total water storage capacity in the city? b)What is capacity of elevated and ground water reservoirs?c)In case of surface water, does city need to have ground level reservoirs to store raw treated

water? Is water being supplied to consumers through direct pumping or through elevated reservoirs?

d)Is storage capacity sufficient to meet the cities demand?

6) Distribution Network a)What is the total length of water supply distribution pipe line laid in the city? b)What is the total road length in the city?c)Is the pipe lines are laid in all streets? Is the objective of universal coverage of water supply

pipe line is achieved?d)What are the kind of pipe materials used in distribution lines ?e) Provide zone wise details of street length with and without water distribution lines

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7) Institutional Frameworka)Define role and responsibilities in terms of O&M, policy planning, funding, service provisionb)How city is planning to execute projects ?c)Shall the implementation of project be done by Municipal Corporation or any parastatal

body?

8)Storage of Watera)What is the total water storage capacity in the city? b)What is capacity of elevated and ground water reservoirs?c)In case of surface water, does city need to have ground level reservoirs to store raw treated

water? Is water being supplied to consumers through direct pumping or through elevated reservoirs?

d)Is storage capacity sufficient to meet the cities demand?

9) Distribution Network a)What is the total length of water supply distribution pipe line laid in the city? b)What is the total road length in the city?c)Is the pipe lines are laid in all streets? Is the objective of universal coverage of water supply

pipe line is achieved?d)What are the kind of pipe materials used in distribution lines ?e)Provide zone wise details of street length with and without water distribution lines

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Concept of Water Audit to be done in ULB Level

Total Water Produced = Authorized Consumption + UFW + P.F. (Public Fountain) Water

Where,Authorized Consumption = 1) Billed (Authorized)

2) Unbilled Authorized (Public Fountains billed ) & Unmetered

UFW = 1) Apparent Losses (theft)2) Real losses due to metering errors, storage leaks, main leaks,

H.S.C leaks

N.R.W = P.F. + Theft + Meter Errors + Storage Leaks

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Model Projects for Water Audit under JnNURM

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Location – Bengaluru, KarnatakaSanction Cost – Rs. 15.31 CrDate of Sanction – 8th December, 2006Date of Completion – March, 2010

ObjectivesTo measure the flow in distribution mains leading from service reservoirs /transmission mains and to monitor Unaccounted for Water (UFW) at macro levelfor better water distribution management and also to ensure equitable water supplyin all the areas

Project ComponentsMajor components are supply and installation of ultrasonic and electromagneticflow meters with GSM technology for data transfer (217 no’s of 300 to 1000 mm)and installation of server with suitable software and database for monitoring theflow

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Bulk flow metering system for Bengaluru water transmission network

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Project OutcomesThis project has affected the installation of 218 flow meters at strategic points invarious areas. Water audit is being envisaged by Bengaluru Water Supply &Sewerage Board so as to minimize losses and reduce the unaccounted for water.The project acts as a tool to mitigate the low and high flow in the system to ensureoptimum flow.

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Bulk flow metering system for Bengaluru water transmission network

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Location – Hyderabad, TelanganaSanction Cost – Rs. 94.93 CrDate of Sanction – March 9, 2007Date of Completion – January, 2009

ObjectivesThe main objective of this project is to conduct water audit for optimum utilizationand to reduce the Non Revenue Water (NRW), introduce automation, datatransmission and supervisory control network in HMWSSB and to monitor thepressure levels and chlorine level in the system for effective operation andmaintenance system.

Project ComponentsMajor components for the projects are – Ultrasonic transit time flow meter,Ultrasonic level measurement, on – line free chlorine analyzer, signal cable, powercable, remote terminal unit, software with SCADA and data merging features andReinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) protection chambers for flow meters.

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Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition System (SCADA) for all Reservoirs, Hyderabad

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Project OutcomesImplementation of this project has enabled real time monitoring of water flow to allreservoir of HMWSSB. The project has also facilitated the creation of a point ofcontrol for transfer and regulation of water supply.

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Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition System (SCADA) for all Reservoirs, Hyderabad

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Conclusionsa) As part of reforms, monthly water supply returns may focus review on following issues

ØWater Quantity Audit covering water pumped out

ØWater Quantity billed for

ØWater quantity not billed

Ø Unaccounted for water due to leakage and Pilferation and Sabotage etc.

Ø The customer who receives less quantum of water is paying the same amount of bill as that ofa consumer who receives more water due to high pressure of supply at his end. This is due toprevalent practice of slab system for house service connections instead of metering system.Hence metering system will facilitate generation of more income and leads to common justicefor all. This will also facilitate equitable distribution of water to all consumers.

b) As part of reforms, it is proposed to conduct workshop at circle level covering the followingaspects:Underlining importance of updating following recordsØ Inventory register showing mechanical & electrical units with date and source of purchase,petty and major repairs carried out from time to time, replacements parts etc.

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Conclusions

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ØRegister of consumables like chlorine, alum with dates and quantities of receipts and issues

Ø Updating register of H.S.C. and Bulk consumers

ØMeter reading register of all connections

ØRegister of staff duties (biometric system desirable)

Ø Updating register of cleaning of ELSR/ GLSR/Sumps, scouring of pumping and distribution mains

Ø Energy consumption register

Ø Chlorination register for R.W & C.W, alum dosage register

Ø water testing register updating

Ø Inspection reports (annually, bi – annually) of higher officers & compliance register

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Conclusions

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ØEmphasizing importance of monthly qualitative water audit

Ø Register of oil changes of transformers

ØEstablishing special experienced rescue team to cope with top to down complete disasters like heavyfloods, earth quakes etc.

Ø Energy audit reports

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