SMART CITY PROPOSAL

BILASPUR CITY
 Final Smart City
Proposal

Consultation workshops with MPs, MLAs,

Citizen Consultation- 3rd
Representatives of Governmentt from Round
State as well city, Experts of various
backgrounds. Draft Smart City
Proposal for
feedback.
Study of DPRs and proposals Citizen Consultation- 2nd
under various schemes of ULB, Round
State and Center in the city such
as AMRUT, SBM, Digital India,
Housing for All, IPDS, ECBC, SCP,
CMP etc.

Draft Smart City

Priorities of Citizens
Proposal
shortlisted. Study of
other Documents Shortlisting of Projects for Area Based
Development on key 24 parameters and
finalization of smart initiative for Pan City
in consultation with Nodal Officers and
Citizen Consultation- 1st other representatives.

Data Collection from different

Round
departments of municipal
corporation and other para Ward Level Consultation, Target Group
statal bodies Discussions, Awareness Workshops and
on other platforms such as website, FB,
Twitter. Conducting Essay Competition
Baseline Study: City for Vision of the city.
Profile

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 Bilaspur is the second-largest city (after Raipur) in the state.
 This part of the state is known as “Rice Bowl of Chhattisgarh” Bilaspur is the
center of agro products. There are approx. 500 rice and dal mills in the
surrounding area.
 Bilaspur is also known as 'Nyayadhani' (Law Capital) of the state, Chhattisgarh
State High Court is situated at bilaspur.
 The city is on of the major centers of electric power generation in India.
 Bilaspur (South East Central Railway) is the highest revenue generating
railway zone in India among 17 zones.
 SECL headquarter one of the Miniratna company in public sector located in
Bilaspur.

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 Essay & Painting 100 Top Suggestions
Competition

Brand Ambassador Ward Consultation

Round 1
Facebook
Stake Holders Meeting

My Gov Survey Form

Schools & Colleges Meeting

 61% MALE 39% FEMALE
14% of the Total Population Participated in Survey

Below 12

Above 60
13 to 20

21 to 35

36 to 60
1% 23% 43% 29% 4%
ONLINE Survey forms Offline Progress
CITIZEN CONSULTATION
8040 37,904 forms received Data entry
ROUND 1
completed
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LOCATION OF IDENTIFIED AREAS FOR AREA BASED DEVELOPMENT

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 LOCATION OF IDENTIFIED AREAS FOR AREA BASED DEVELOPMENT
OPTIONS WITH Area EXISTING SALIENT FEATURE
MODEL (In acres)
OPTION 1 1197 ( BILASA PARK TO BILASPUR BARRAGE )
Approx. PART OF –
RETROFITTING & KONI, SARKANDA, CHATIDIH, LINGYADIH, MOPKA, MANGALA,
GREENFIELD KUDUDAND, BILASPUR NAZUL, JUNA BILASPUR, TORWA

OPTION 2 500 Approx. GOLE BAZAAR, SANICHARI BAZAAR, TELIPARA, OLD BUS STAND
CHOWK, AGRASEN CHOWK, MAGARPARA CHOWK, MANDIR
RETROFITTING CHOWK,NEHRU CHOWK, TILAK NAGAR & GONDPARA AREA
OPTION 3 50 MAHARANA PRATAP CHOWK, GAURAV PATH, SBR COLLEGE, RAIPUR
Approx. ROAD,
REDEVELOPMENT HUGE LAKE (JATIYA TALAB)
OPTION 4 50 TALAPARA BASTI, PART OF VAISHALI NAGAR, BEHIND MAGNETO
Approx. MALL , HUGE LAKE (TALAPARA TALAB)
REDEVELOPMENT
OPTION 5 50 SANJAY TARAN PUSKAR, PART OF 27 KHOLI, MUNGELI MAIN ROAD,
Approx.
REDEVELOPMENT

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 Cultural Capital of Chhattisgarh, Bilaspur (C3)

छत्तीसगढ़ की स ांस्कृ तिक र जध नी, बिल सऩुर

Goal’s
1- To strengthen Tourism & Multi-cultural Activities.

2- To Adapt Technology for Development

3- To facilitate Industries and Commerce

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 S.NO FEATURES STATUS
1 Location ARPA RIVER FRONT

2 Landmarks BILASA PARK TO BILASPUR BARRAGE

3 Length 10km (APPROX )
4 Area 1197 Acre

5 Population 62,150 persons

6 Households 13,000 nos.

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Total Area = 1197 acres S.No. Land Use Area For Area for Retrofitting
Greenfield (Acre)
Development(Acr
e)

1. Residential 66.90 246.38

2. Commercial 0.20 30.07
3. Industry - 4.03
4. Infrastructure 16.03 50.44

5. Recreational 21.59 -
6. Public-Semi- 11.60 37.46
Public
7. Public Utilities 0.21 0.408
and Facilities

8. Vacant land 112 125.29

9. Agriculture 197.17 126.83
10 Reclaimed 45.42 102.56
Water Body
Total 471.42 724.56

Retrofitting = 724.56 acres

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GOVERNMENT &
RECLAIM LAND PRIVATE LAND

584 Acres
613 Acres

51% 49%

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 14 NOTIFIED SLUM WITH TOTAL
AREA OF 92 ACES
REQUIRED 3640 UNIT

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 EXISTING ROAD NETWORK

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 PROPOSED ROAD NETWORK

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 Establish of 32 choice centres and up-gradation of 2 choice centres for decentralized
municipal facilities.
 Developing linear park over 2.5 km of tunnel, OAT, Exhibition Space, Museums along
ARPA River.
 Redevelopment of 14 slums under PPP mode & construction of 3640 units.
 Replacing hand pulled rickshaws with 300 E-rickshaws at market place.
 Underground road tunnel of 2.5 km length from old bridge to existing Apollo bridge
 Ropeway cable car of 0.4km length
 Smart parking lots and cycle on rent facility at six major intersections
 Construction of 32 bus stops along river front road.
 Pedestrian footpath & signals, Cycle tracks, street furniture and Tree plantation on major
roads.
 Sanichary market to be developed as pedestrian street (500 m length)
 WIFI Hubs near Bus stations, Education institutes, Hospitals & public open spaces.
 E-classroom facility in Municipal schools.
 Under laying electric wiring on 400 km of road length.
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 LED lights for Street Lighting, Bus stops, public places and government building.
 Linear solar plant on 14km of retaining wall along ARPA river font.
 Smart water meter and pre-paid electric metering in 13000 households.
 Extending water pipelines and Construction of ESR of 10 MLD.
 Replacing existing sanitary fittings to water efficient with dual plumbing system in
public and semi-public spaces.
 Mechanised Street sweeping with RFID based waste management system, Door to
Door collection and segregation facility.
 City library, OAT, Exhibition space, Boat and recreational activity, Old age home
 Installation of sensor based signals and CCTV Cameras at 6 traffic junctions and
public places.

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S. N. Essential Feature Project Cost Timeline
(In Crore) (In Months)
1 Assured electricity supply with at least 10% of the Smart City’s energy requirement 200 15
coming from solar
2 Adequate water supply including waste water recycling and storm water reuse 19.9 18
3 Sanitation including solid waste management 28.5 18
4 Rain water harvesting (on Govt. Buildings) 11 12
5 Smart metering 268.4 36
6 Smart metering including operation and Maintenance 22.5 36
7 Robust IT connectivity and digitalization 20 24
8 Cable car ropeway (0.4 km) 9 24
9 Encouragement to non-motorised transport (e.g. walking , cycling ,300 e-rickshaw) 5.5 12
10 Non-vehicle streets/zones (500 m length ) 2.4 18
11 Procurement & operation of mobile toilets 5 12
12 Safety of citizen 3.5 24
13 Establishing 22 Choice centers 4.4 12
14 Redevelopment of slums under Housing for All ( 3640 Nos. ) 218.4 36
15 Smart city app 4.5 12
16 livelihood centre for women 4.5 24
17 Environmental conservation training centre 11.5 24
18 Public amenities kiosks 5 24
S. N. Essential Feature Project Cost Timeline (In
(In Crore) Months)
19 80% of buildings should be energy efficient and green building 20 36
20 visible improvement in the Area (Landscaping and Urban Design) 13 12
21 River Channel 467 36
22 Barrage, Anicut, waste water recycle 402 36
23 Road pedestrian infrastructure - 465.5 36
• 20km River front road ( 109.4 cr )
• Approach road ( 84.3 cr )
• Local access road ( 53.5 cr)
• 2.5KM length of Tunnels ( 150 cr ) (Old bridge – Proposed Apollo bridge)
• Bridges & pedestrian friendly pathway ( 68.5 cr)
24 URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE - 366.4 36
• Water supply trunk network ( 29.6 cr )
• Sewerage trunk network ( 52.8 cr)
• Power supply ( 127.4 cr)
• Park, Promenade & Open space ( 96.7cr)
• City library, OAT, Exhibision space (18.5cr)
• Boat and recreational activity, (12.4 cr)
• Oldage home ( 5.5cr )
• Command center, Administrative building ( 13.5cr )
25 DPR/ SUPERVISION/ CONTINGENCY 92 --
TOTAL 2670
 E-governance: City performance dashboard, Integrated command and control centre, online
workforce resource management, Online citizen services, Social media helpline.
 Transportation:
• Smart parking- Parkplace management, Video analytics, real time pricing.
• Smart Traffic Incident Management: Installation of sensors along road network, Video camera and
infrastructure to verify the incident.
• Intelligent traffic signals, e-challans, red light violation detection.
• Street light management- Installation of smart devices on light poles, Individual control and
monitoring.
 Water Management: GIS based asset mapping and consumer indexing, smart metering, Sensors in
sewer line infrastructure, Online billing and payment system.
 Waste management: Tracking devices installed on each vehicle, CCTV cameras at secondary and
final dumping site, Bin monitoring with RFID tags.

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S. N. Essential Feature Project Cost Timeline (In
(In Crore) Months)
1 Optical fibre lines 67 36
2 ICT BASED PAN CITY PROPOSAL 26 36
• Traffic management
• Public safety
• City lighting
• Pollution/ environment
• Waste management
• Parking optimization

TOTAL 93

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PROJECT COST CONVERGENCE
S.No. Particulars Amount (in Crore) TOTAL Remarks
ABD PAN (In Crore)
1. TOTAL PROJECT COST 2670 93 2763
2. Grant Central 500 1000
State 500
ABD Pan City
3. Convergence AMRUT 27.65 27.65 Water supply, sewerage, park development
PWD 4.15 4.15 Road construction
SWATCH BHARAT 28.5 28.5 Municipal solid waste management
MISSION
HOUSING FOR ALL 218.4 218.4 Slum redevelopment
DIGITAL INDIA 4.4 67 71.40 Optical fibre cables, e-classrooms, choice
centres, interactive GIS mapping
INTEGRATED LOW 1.65 1.65 Construction of private toilets.
COST SANITATION
Total Convergence 284.75 67 351.75

4. Project Cost Excluding Convergence & 1385.25 26 1411.25

grants

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