Extends A WARM WELCOME

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Extends A WARM WELCOME
B.W.S.S.B
TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE WORKSHOP
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Pumping 780 Million Litres of Water per Day to
Bangalore City through Cauvery Water Supply
Scheme Stage-I, II, III and IV
PRESENT SCENARIO
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PRESENT SCENARIO

• Handling 410 Million Litres of sewage and
  treating them in 5 sewage treatment plants
  located in different parts of the City.

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Customer friendly initiatives

• Electronics Clearing System introduced
• Informative Website in position
• Interactive Voice Response System in position
• Monthly Water Adalats in each Sub-Division
  effectively working
• Customer Charter launched
• Many transparent measures introduced for the
  benefit of customers

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DOMESTIC TARIFF STRUCTURE
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NON-DOMESTIC TARIFF STRUCTURE
INDUSTRIES TARIFF STRUCTURE
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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• Commissioning of seven sewage treatment plants
  under Cauvery Water Supply Scheme Stage-IV,
  Phase-I, adding an additional capacity of 245 MLD
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• Projected to be completed by December 2003

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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• Comprehensive networking of all BWSSB offices in
  Bangalore through LAN WAN.
• Proposed to be completed by first week of Feb.
  003.

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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• Two tertiary treatment plants Vrishabhavathi
  Valley (60 MLD) and Yelahanka (10 MLD) to be
  commissioned during Feb. 2003

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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• National River Conservation Plan works with an
  estimated cost of Rs. 47 crores under
  implementation

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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• Newly added areas being networked with water
  supply and UGD facilities at an estimated cost
  of Rs. 143 crores.

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CURRENT PROJECTS ON HAND

• An ambitious project for reducing Unaccounted For
  Water (UFW) and bringing it down to less than 15
  under implementation.
• Proposed to be completed by December 2003.

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AusAID Master Plan Project
Four Components

• Planning for Water Supply, Sewerage
  Environmental Sanitation.
• Services Upgrading and Extension for the Urban
  Poor and Vulnerable Communities.
• Institutional Capacity Building and
  Strengthening.
• Water Supply and Sewerage Pilot Projects.

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Water supply requirements(MLD)B.W.S.S.B. Service
Area
2000 2005 2010 2025
655 873 1147 2010
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Capital cost estimates for Water Supply
rehabilitation (2001-25) (In Rs. Crores)
2001-05 2006-10 2011-15 2016-20 2021-25 Total
Water Treatment Plants 26.05 15.10 20.55 4.55 11.00 77.25
Major Pipelines 31.93 53.25 63.85 47.68 60.70 257.41
GLRs OHTs 14.01 5.48 11.79 0.34 8.33 39.85
Pumping Stations 10.07 5.80 10.06 29.17 11.97 76.07
Minor Pipelines 43.60 39.18 36.95 35.30 35.30 190.90
TOTAL 125.66 118.81 152.10 117.04 127.30 640.91
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Summary of Capital Costs
Stage 1 (In Rs. Crores) Stage 2 (In Rs. Crores)
Leakage UFW 242.70 -
Water supply rehabilitation Extension 139.70 370.30
Major sewer rehabilitation 190.40 195.80
Minor sewer rehabilitation 227.70 227.30
TOTAL 800.50 793.40
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Customer friendly initiatives to be launched
during the first half of 2003

• Spot billing system
• 24-hour KIOSKS
• Web enabled access to customer history
• Web enabled interactive redressal system

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