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Preservation of Lakes in the City of Bangalore

Report of the Committee constituted by the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka to examine the ground realities and prepare an action plan for preservation of lakes in the City of Bangalore.

(Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka’s Order dated 26/11/2010 in WP NO.817/2008 & others)

Report submitted on 26/02/2011 by the Committee, appointed by the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka vide its order dated 26/11/2010 in WP.No 817/2008 & others.

Sd/- Chairman

Hon’ble Sri Justice N.K.Patil Judge, High Court of Karnataka

Chairman, Karnataka High Court Legal Services Committee

Members

Sd/- Sri K.S.Prabhakara, IAS

Secretary, Revenue Department, GoK

Sd/-

Sri A.S.Sadasivaiah, IFS (retd) Chairman

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

Sd/- Sri P.B.Ramamurthy,IAS

Chairman Bangalore Water Supply & Sewearge

Board

Sd/-

Sri I.B.Srivastava, IFS Principal Chief Conservator of Forests,

Karnataka State

Sd/-

Sri Bharat lal Meena, IAS Commissioner

Bangalore Development Authority

Sd/-

Sri Siddaiah, IAS Commissioner

Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike

Sd/- Sri P.N.Srinivasachari, IAS

Secretary, Minor Irrigation Department, GoK

Sd/-

Sri K.S. Sai Baba, IFS Chief Executive Officer

Lake Development Authority

Sd/- Sri H.B.Mukunda

Director, Town Planning, GoK

Contents:

S.No Index Page

1 Introduction 1

2 Historical Background to the lakes of Bangalore 2

3 Lakshman Rau Committee for Preservation and Restoration of Bangalore Lakes and subsequent developments

5

4 Rapid urbanization of Bangalore, its impact on lakes and the ground realities

8

5 The imperatives for Preservation of Bangalore lakes

10

6 Lake Development Authority and its role in preservation of lakes

11

7 Ecological Perspective of lake restoration 12

8 Strategy for preservation of Bangalore lakes 14

9 Action plan 18

10 Recommendations 22

11 Acknowledgements 22

12 Lake Restoration : Photos 25

13 Annexures 31

Note: A Map of Lakes of Bangalore City is appended to this report.

Annexures: S.No Index Page

I Developed lakes in the custody of BBMP 31-32

II Lakes being developed by BBMP 33-34

III Action plan for lakes to be restored (2011-14)-BBMP 35-48

IV Restored lakes in the custody of BDA 49

V Lakes under restoration by BDA 50

VI Action plan for lakes to be restored by BDA 51-52

VII Lakes in the custody of Lake Development Authority 54

VIII Action plan for lakes in the custody of Karnataka Forest Department

55

IX List of Zilla Panchayat lakes in Bangalore City 56-76

X Lakes in the custody of Minior Irrigation Dept., in Bangalore City

77

XI List of additional tanks/kuntes for verification in BBMP area

78-83

XII List of Lakes diverted or have lost their characteristics 84

XIII Guidelines & Models for ecological restoration of Lakes 85-90

XIV Waste water treatment in Bangalore City -BWSSB 91-99

XV Action plan for proper Waste water disposal in Bangalore to prevent pollution of water bodies- BWSSB

100-127

XVI Ground Water Quality Analysis - KSPCB 128-129

XVII Water Quality Monitoring by KSPCB 130-136

List of Abbreviations used in the Report:

BBMP: Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike

BDA: Bangalore Development Authority

BWSSB: Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board

KFD: Karnataka Forest Department

KSPCB: Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

LDA: Lake Development Authority

BIAPA: Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority

MICPA: Mysore Infrastructure Corridor Planning Authority

MI : Minor Irrigation

MLD: Million Litres per Day

STP: Sewage Treatment Plant

UGD: Under Ground Drainage

Action Plan for Preservation of Bangalore lakes Page 1

1. Introduction:

Several Public Interest Litigations concerning conservation of lakes have been

filed in the last 15 years before the Hon’ble High Court of karnataka. There are

standing directions of the Hon’ble Court regarding survey of lake areas and removal

of encroachments, stoppage of sewerage entry into lakes, non-diversion of lake area

for any other purposes etc. In continuation of its concern for preservation of lakes

the Hon’ble High Court vide order dated 26/11/2010 passed in WP No.817/2008 and

others has constituted a committee to examine the ground realities and prepare an

action plan for the preservation of lakes in the City of Bangalore. The Composition of

the committee is as hereunder.

Chairman

Hon’ble Sri Justice N.K.Patil Judge, High Court of Karnataka

Chairman, Karnataka High Court Legal Services Committee

Sri K.S.Prabhakara, IAS

Secretary, Revenue Department, GoK

Sri A.S.Sadasivaiah, IFS (retd)

Chairman Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

Sri P.B.Ramamurthy,IAS Chairman

Bangalore Water Supply & Sewearge Board

Sri I.B.Srivastava, IFS

Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Karnataka State

Sri Bharat lal Meena, IAS Commissioner

Bangalore Development Authority

Sri Siddaiah, IAS Commissioner

Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike

Sri P.N.Srinivasachari, IAS Secretary,

Minor Irrigation Department, GoK

Sri K.S. Sai Baba, IFS Chief Executive Officer

Lake Development Authority

Sri H.B.Mukunda

Director, Town Planning, GoK


The committee chaired by Hon’ble Sri Justice N.K.Patil met six times on

4/12/2010, 16/12/2010, 30/12/2010, 16/01/2011, 30/01/2011, 12/02/2011 and

finally on 26/2/2011 to finalise and submit the report. In addition, the members of

the committee met as frequently as necessary to deliberate on various issues

concerning lakes. An interactive session was also held on 11/01/2011 to solicit the

views/suggestions from various organizations and individuals associated with lakes

conservation and wetland conservation. The report is the culmination of many inputs

from the records of various offices and suggestions of many experts.

In this Report, Bangalore City is considered as co-terminus with BDA area of

1300 Sq Km, which includes 800 Sq Km area of BBMP and 91 Sq Km of BMICPA.

Lakes numbering 386 situated in this area of 1300 Sq Km are considered for

restoration, where as ground position is to be verified in case of another 121

Kuntes/Lakes.

2. Historical Background to the Lakes of Bangalore:

Bangalore City is located at an average elevation of 900 metre above MSL.

The undulating terrain of Bangalore, with its hills and valleys provided a very natural

drainage pattern with small streams originating from ridges cascading down to form

major streams in the three major valleys i.e., Hebbal, Vrushabhavathi and

Koramangala & Challaghatta. The City falls into the category of semi-arid tropics

with an annual average rainfall of 900 mm, distributed well among the South-West

and North-East monsoon. The natural streams were intercepted at appropriate

places to create man made lakes/tanks to capture the rainfall to meet the irrigation

and drinking water needs of the city. Hence each lake harvests rainfall from the

catchment and surplus water flows into the downstream lakes. Bangalore city has no

perennial river nearby and this could be one of the reasons for construction of series

of tanks, most of them during the 16th century. The earliest history of creation of

lakes in and around Bangalore City is traced to the founders of Bengaluru, the

Kempe Gowdas and later to the Wodeyars of the Mysore Kingdom. The citizens had

abundance water to drink and irrigate their lands and use for secondary purposes

also.


In her seminal critique of the urbanisation processes of Bangalore over time,

Janaki Nair in her book “The Promise of the Metropolis: Bangalore's Twentieth

Century”1 credits the evolution of this metropolis to the building and conservation of

tanks/lakes. She reports that “ for a settlement that has been in existence for over

four and half centuries, the city of Bengaluru boasts a few physical marker or

monumental sites as visible signs of its antiquity. The topography of the region to

which Bengaluru belongs is remarkable and there are few signs of an archaic temple

town, a commercial centre, or a tract energized by a river or other water source.”

So in such a landscape that does not bear the physical details of historicity of

centuries as Delhi or Hampi does, Nair suggests that “the earliest settlement was

probably a hamlet of no particular commercial or demographic importance to

warrant the name of an urban setting, functioning instead as a node that drew the

surpluses of the agricultural countryside, and was dominated by rural notables.....

Located at the ridge top of the main water parting of the Arkavathi and the S.

Pinakini rivers, the region relied on tanks which were constructed right across this

territory as the principal source of water for agricultural and domestic needs. This

network of tanks supported mixed farming and market gardening activities.”

On the antiquity of the city, Naik highlights that “some historians believe that

the name 'Bengaluru' is derived from an old settlement near present day Yelahanka,

long before the time of Kempegowda, the 'Yelahanka Nada Prabhu' or Chieftain

whose name is usually associated with the founding of the town in 1537”.

Importantly she notes that it “is likely that Kempegowda's rule coincided with the

development of a new urban form: a fortified settlement linked to a network of

temples and tanks, later attracting many merchants and artisans who took up

residence there.” Were it not for tanks providing water security in an otherwise

semi-arid area, it is more than likely that the journey towards a successful

metropolis would have been truncated centuries ago. The critical importance of

tanks to the success of this emerging urban area has been recognised by every

ruler from Kempegowda, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan and the British as well. According

to Nair “for a site that was not close to a water source and was situated on an

1 Nair, Janaki, Bangalore's Twentieth Century: The Promise of a Metropolis, (Oxford University Press, 2005)


elevated ridge, a reliable supply of water for agricultural or domestic purposes was

imperative from the earliest days of the settlement. The limited availability of water

may have imposed its own limits on the growth of the City population. No wonder

then that the provision of water through a system of tanks became a crucial element

of city building throughout the twentieth century. Some claim that Bengaluru was

referred to as 'Kalyananagara', a city of kalyanis or tanks. Kempegowda himself is

credited with the construction of the famed Dharmambudi and Kempambudi tanks,

as well as Sampangi tank. The founder's namesake and successor Immadi

Kempegowda constructed the Gidda Gowda and Karanji tanks, the latter supplying

the fortified city; both these tanks appear to have been filled up in the 1920s to

make way for a labour colony and a jutka stand respectively.”

Highlighting how the importance of tanks in sustaining Bangalore's growth

and prosperity was recognised and promoted by the British, Nair indicates that “the

dependence of tanks did not diminish even when the economic structure of the city

had vastly changed. The British did not draw legitimacy for their rule from the

patronage of Brahmins and temples, but the supply of water to the old and new

cities was as important as in earlier times. The Ulsoor tank, Miller's tank and

Hesarghatta lake served as reservoirs for the city in the nineteenth century. Tanks

required periodic human effort on a massive scale to keep them functional. The

Ulsoor tank around 1900 was regarded so dangerous to public health, that it

required drainage and de-weeding on a massive scale. By the late nineteenth

century, when tanks were becoming clearly inadequate to meet the city's needs,

Sankey's Reservoir was designed to collect and store rain water, with connections

through contour channels to the Miller's tank and Dharmambudhi tank. Indeed, said

Lewis Rice, so keenly felt was the need for augmented water supplies to the city,

that contests were frequently held to design such systems, and 'there is scarcely a

site or tank for miles around Bangalore that has not formed part of one or another

project'”. The evidence of such creative crafting of landscape into a water terrain is

evident in any toposheet prepared by the Survey of India, with its last most

authoritative account of 1972 revealing not one valley or depression being left


uncared for; instead they are all sites to harvest rain and runoff, thus significantly

enhancing water security and productivity of agriculture and horticulture.

This complex history of tank building has to be taken into consideration when

we approach the contentious problems of its conservation and rehabilitation.

Evaluating the extensive nature of its emergence over centuries, the Bangalore

District Gazeteer reports in 1990 that tanks in the Bangalore region that roughly

corresponds with the BMRDA region of today, contributed 12,541 ha. of water

spread2. This is a critical determinant to the future of this metropolis as much of

this water-spread and the canals that interlinked them have been destroyed. This

has eroded the capacity of these water systems to capture and store the rain that

falls only on 57 days of the year, yet demonstrating amazing resilience in supporting

recharge of groundwater, thus water security for the millions depending on it.

In 1791 when Lord Cornwallis sent a contingent of British East India Company

soldiers from Fort St. George, Madras, to the Mysore State to find an alternate route

to Srirangapatna for fighting Tippu Sultan, the Captain who headed the team came

to Bangalore town. He was amazed by the climate and environment of Bangalore

and described it as LAND OF A THOUSAND LAKES.

Dharmabudhi, Millers, Sankey, Ulsoor and Hessarughatta tanks were

supplying water to the needs of the city. In the 1970s the scheme to pump water to

the city, that too against gravity from Cauvery river 100 km away, began to provide

piped water supply to the city.

Earlier to urbanization, these lakes were maintained on the traditional

community pattern of ownership as a common resource, which needed regular

maintenance in order to meet water needs.

3. Lakshman Rau Committee for Preservation and Restoration

of Bangalore Lakes and Subsequent Developments:

During 1985, the Government of Karnataka constituted an expert committee

headed by Sri N.Lakshman Rau to examine all the aspects of the preservation, 2 Bangalore District, Gazeteer of India, 1990, ed. Suryanath U. Kamath.


restoration or otherwise of the existing tanks in the metropolitan area of

Bangalore.

The Committee made the following important recommendations.

a) The existing water bodies act as recharging resources to ground water on

the downstream which will help to draft water through dug wells/bore

wells meant for domestic or industrial purposes. These existing tanks

should not be breached but retained as water bodies.

b) Efforts should be made to ensure that these tanks are not polluted by

discharge of effluent and industrial waste.

c) Further, to prevent silting up of these lakes, off-shore development is to

be taken up by large scale tree planting and also removal of

encroachments

d) The tanks which have already been breached should not be utilized for

formation of sites but taken up to create tree parks.

e) Existing tanks should be de-weeded and aquatic life must be developed

f) The tank areas where there is no atchcut (command area) are to be

handed over to Forest department for tree planting and formation of

regional parks.

g) The BDA/BMP/Minor Irrigation department must immediately remove

encroachments on the tank areas.

h) Government should set up an implementation agency and review the

implementation of the recommendations periodically. For this purpose the

Forest Department, BDA, BMP, Minor Irrigation Department, BWSSB and

Town Planning Department may be involved.

i) Mosquito control measures are to be entrusted to Bangalore City

Corporation or any other suitable agency.


j) The responsibility for the maintenance of water bodies in clean and safe

condition should be by Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board. By

proper maintenance of water bodies, it is possible to improve the ground

water table, so that there will be scope for tapping ground water through

bore-wells.

k) The possibility of construction of more tanks along the natural valleys

which now have a run-off water should be examined and implementation

taken up.

The committee has dealt with 46 disused tanks and 81 live tanks in the

Bangalore conurbation area and gave recommendations lake-wise. Regarding 262

tanks between the conurbation boundary and metropolitan area boundary, the

committee opined that the lakes have command area and cannot be breached and

hence no development was proposed, except foreshore area planting to prevent

silting up of lakes.

The Government has accepted the Lakshman Rau committee report in 1988

and issued, the GO No.PWD 82 IMB 85 Bangalore dated 11th February,1988. But,

implementation agency as envisaged was not constituted to review the

implementation of the recommendations of the committee periodically.

As per the recommendations of Lakshman Rau committee, 115 Lakes were

transferred to Forest Department in the year 1988. KFD developed 14 Lakes in an

integrated manner and fenced another 13 lakes. Foreshore planting was carried out

in 32 lakes. Encroachments of around 120 acres was evicted in 32 lakes. KFD could

have done better if adequate staff and funds were provided for the task entrusted to

it.

BBMP and BDA have developed lakes in a big way during the past one

decade. BBMP has restored 13 lakes and BDA has restored 7 lakes.Details of

restored Lakes is provided vide Annexure-I(BBMP) and Annexure-IV(BDA).

Further restoration work is in progress in another 18 lakes (BBMP) and 6 lakes

(BDA). Details are furnished vide Annexure-II(BBMP) and Annexure-V(BDA).

Since the BBMP came forward to develop the lakes on priority basis, Government


ordered transfer of 94 lakes from the custody of Forest Department to BBMP vide its

order dated 19/04/2010. Subsequent to this Forest Department has only 5 lakes in

its custody i.e Hennur, Jarakbandekaval , Madivala, Mylasandra and Puttenahalli

(yelahanka) lakes.

4. Rapid urbanization of Bangalore, its impact on lakes and the

ground realities.

In 1941 the population of Bangalore was 0.41 million and the City’s area was

29 Sq km. When the elections to the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP)

was held in 2010 its population was about 87 lakhs, with its area 800 sq Km. It is

estimated that the population of the City will be around 12.5 million by 2020.

When the city started getting water from Cauvery river and the agricultural

lands were converted into built up areas due to urbanization, many lakes were

converted into residential layouts, bus-stands and play grounds.

By 1985, there were about 43 disused tanks in Bangalore City and these lake

lands were utilized for various public purposes/converted into house sites or

encroached. The ground realities concerning the preservation of Bangalore City lakes

can be summed up as under.

a) The sewerage net work in core area of Bangalore City (old BMP area) is

outdated and not properly networked. Consequently the storm water drains

feeding the series of lakes of Bangalore city carry untreated sewage in to

the lakes, causing enormous pollution of lake water and resultant unhygienic

conditions in surrounding areas. Bangalore city has around 1.5 lakh bore-

wells to meet the water requirement of the city and there are incidents

of ground water contamination reported. A ground water study carried out in

2008 in the three valley regions of the city indicated that the water is not fit

for human consumption. Details are furnished vide Annexure-XVI. The non-

interception and diversion of sewage entry into the storm water drains is a

major problem and a serious concern to be addressed by BWSSB.


b) The series of lakes in Bangalore city are meant to capture rainwater efficiently

from catchment area. But the Raja kaluves and other drains that carry

rainwater in to the lakes are encroached, blocked or narrowed in many

places. Consequently many lakes are getting dried up without entry of water

during rains. Dried up lake beds are exposed to encroachments. On the other

hand some of the areas are getting flooded even after a rainfall of 40 mm, as

the rajakaluves and drains are blocked/encroached/narrowed down, causing

avoidable miseries and hardship to the people.

c) Lake areas have become dumping grounds for solid waste debris,

construction waste etc. Most of the lakes are open areas without fencing and

watch & ward.

d) Lake areas are diverted for road making, road widening in a big-way. For

example the outer-ring road constructed during early 1990s has used lake

bed area in many lakes like Agara, Ibbalur, Mahadevapura and Nagavara.

e) Encroachments are rampant in lake areas due to high value of land

consequent to the unprecedented rapid urbanization of the city, especially

during the past two decades. The Joint Legislature Committee (Ramaswamy

committee) Report (2007) on encroachments of Government lands, included

1848 acres (2488 cases) of encroachment in case of lake/tank areas in

Bangalore Urban district. A task force was constituted for protection of

Government lands. Land grabbers in the guise of developers and builders

pose serious threat to the protection of all public lands; lakes are no

exception. Fabrication of records and documents is resorted to, leading to

grabbing of lake lands. Despite of the fact that survey number wise details of

encroachments and encroachers is a part of the report, action is yet to be

initiated in many cases.

f) Bangalore Development Authority acquired lake area on various occasions of

its layout developments and converted it into sites subsequently. Agara,

Saneguruvanahalli, Chikkamarenahalli, Kacharkanahalli, Geddalahalli,

Chelkere, lakes are some of the examples.


g) Revenue department has granted lake area for various public/private

purposes in many cases violating the provisions of law and it continues

unabated.

h) The areas, which were earlier salubrious for their surrounds with lakes, have

now become unhygienic due to pollution and bad odour.

i) Due to depleted Dissolved Oxygen(DO) levels fish deaths occur occasionally in

many lakes like Ibbalur, Devarabisanahalli. Lakes are loaded with nitrates and

phosphates leading to eutrophication. LDA carried out water analysis of 86

lakes in Bangalore City during 2009-10. Out of the 86 lakes, 39 are highly

polluted and 47 are moderately polluted. KSPCB has a regular monitoring of

Lake Water Quality and the details are furnished vide Annexure-XVII.

j) Layouts and apartments have come close to lake boundaries and there are

instances of direct connections of sewerage line in to the lakes.

k) The newly added Town Municipal Councils and villages to the BBMP

jurisdiction, have no UGD network and the open sewage enters the nearby

lakes along with drains meant to carry rainwater.

l) Heavy extraction of earth and sand is also seen in some of the lakes, leaving

huge craters on lake beds.

5. The imperatives for Preservation of Bangalore lakes:

The necessity of lake preservation is more pronounced in the context of

urbanization, when city takes more and more villages into its fold as in case of ever-

growing Bangalore City. Urbanization leads to conversion of agricultural lands to

non-agricultural purpose. But it does not mean that the lakes that irrigated these

lands have lost their utility to the community.

a) Lakes have a greater role to play in urbanized areas to capture rainwater

efficiently to facilitate ground water recharge, which is absolutely required

in Bangalore with around 1.5 lakh bore-wells to meet the water


requirements. Further, well maintained lakes can augment the water

supply to the Bangalore City, as there is already acute shortage of water

supply. No more water can be drawn from Cauvery, after Stage IV, Phase

II is completed by 2011. Presently the City is not in a position to supply

the required 150 litres/capita water requirement to the existing population

of 89 lakh people in BBMP area. Hence it needs emergent proactive

planning and implementation to cater to the needs of estimated 12 million

population by 2020. The most feasible and viable option is to keep the

lake water clean by not allowing sewerage entry into lakes on one side

and to recycle about 1000 MLD of waste water by going for tertiary

treatment. Otherwise the basic water security need will be at stake and

the poorer sections of the society get affected badly.

b) Lakes are the lung spaces of a city and climate moderators adding to

thermal ambience. The City with its built-up area and asphalted roads and

less tree cover, will have further deteriorated environs if lakes are

disused/destroyed. Lakes have a direct bearing on the quality of life in

urban areas.

c) Lakes support aquatic and semi-aquatic eco-systems and conservation of

lakes is important to conserve biodiversity of flora and fauna unique to the

aquatic/wetland ecosystems. Local and migratory birds depend on these

lakes for food and perching.

d) Proper maintenance of lake series and connected rajakaluves/drainages

will prevent flooding of areas as is happening in the city in an increased

manner in recent years.

e) Lakes have a great recreational value in urban setting. If parks are

developed surrounding the lake at the time of layout development, they

add to the quality of urban life.


6. Lake Development Authority and its role in preservation of

lakes:

Lake Development Authority was constituted in 2002, as a registered

society. The jurisdiction of the society extends over the lakes in metropolitan

area of Bangalore inclusive of BMRDA area. Besides the LDA has jurisdiction

of lakes over other City Municipal Corporations and Town Municipal Councils

in the State. LDA is the regulatory, planning and policy making body with

nodal functions for protection, conservation, reclamation, restoration,

regeneration and integrated development of lakes in the jurisdiction of the

authority. LDA has a Governing council headed by the Chief Secretary, Govt.,

of Karnataka. Notwithstanding its lofty objectives, LDA has no statutory

powers and has no teeth to deal with the complex issues involving the Lake

conservation in urban areas of the state. It is the nodal agency for the

National Lake Conservation Programme (NLCP) in the State and took up

restoration of 16 lakes in Karnataka, with 5 of them in Bangalore City. It is

also the Nodal agency for National Wetland Projects in the State. The LDA has

in its custody 11 lakes in Bangalore City. Details are furnished vide

Annexure-VII

Looking into the need for a focal agency to conserve lakes in the urban

areas of the State and to have a proper law to deal with various offences

related to lakes, the State Government is contemplating on Lake Development

Authority Bill. The Draft bill is under the active consideration of the

Government. If it comes in the form of legislation, LDA can play a very

meaningful role in the conservation of lakes in Bangalore City and other urban

areas in the state.

7. Ecological Perspective of lake restoration:

The purpose of any lake restoration programme is to keep the area of

the lake intact by removing encroachments, provide for impounding only

clean water and safeguard the ecology of the lake. Some of the ecologically


sound techniques for lack restoration are listed hereunder and Detailed

Project Reports have to be prepared keeping these principles in view.

a) On Island Design: Islands in lakes are used by birds and other biota for

resting, roosting and nesting. For this, islands need to be well away from

human activity and should be located at sufficient distance from the main-

bund and water-edge in such a manner that the surrounding water provides

sufficient insulation from ground predators and human activity. Unless the

area of the lake is more than 20 Ha, it may not be wise to plan for island

formation in the lake under restoration. Reed planting on the islands must be

based on careful selection and based on a clear understanding of bird use of

islands. The design of islands and choice of trees for plantation is given in

Annexure-XIII.

b) Walkways above High Water Mark instead of Jogging Tracks: Instead

of ringed elevated jogging tracks, a packed-mud/ cobble-stone ground-level

walkway can be developed with a width not exceeding 3 mt (three meters).

This can be established all around the lake perimeter beyond the high-water

mark or close to the perimeter fence. Such ground-level walkways will not

obstruct the inflow of run-off water from the surrounding catchment area,

wherever it is still exists.

c) Planting of tank area with trees and bushes above high water mark:

In the open lake area that spreads above the high-water mark and the

perimeter fence, select trees and bushes that are beneficial to birds,

butterflies and other biota can be planted. List of such trees is listed in

Annexure-XIII.

d) Designation of lakes as bird sanctuaries (with no boating and

commercial fishing): Historically, the lakes in Karnataka have supported

immense aquatic biodiversity including birds and other biota. Lakes that have

a past history of supporting high bird diversity in terms of species richness


and their numbers should be identified in consultation with competent

personnel/birdwatchers and declared as bird sanctuaries. An in situ

development and management plan should be drawn-up by treating each lake

as a unique case. Such lakes should be identified as unique bird habitats/bird

refuges, should be kept free of all disturbances like boating and other water-

sports, commercial fishing, poaching, etc, and notified for protection as per

the Wetland Rules, 2010.

e) Management of Raja Kaluves: No encroachment, sewage inflow or

garbage dumping must be allowed into Raja Kaluves. In addition, appropriate

silt and waste trapping structures may be set up at regular distances of the

Raja Kaluve. Protection of these canals are critical as they lifelines for the

survival of lakes and harbour immense potential for biodiversity conservation,

recreation, and grazing and farming, including urban community gardens.

With imagination and innovation, Raja Kaluves can easily become the space

for building ecologically committed communities in urban areas. The Raja

Kaluves that are not encroached, or partially destroyed, must be protected

from further encroachment and destruction by live fencing as though they

were tree wedges interlinking lakes. A list of species that may be planted

along Raja Kaluves is furnished in Annexure-XIII.

f) Prevention of sewage inflow into the lake: Sewage treated to secondary

treatment standards must only be allowed into the lake bodies. No raw

sewage or trade effluents must be allowed into lakes bodies. Wherever

possible, treated sewage must be made to flow through dense reed beds

and/or constructed wetlands, designed in a manner that is both aesthetic,

ecologically viable and with low maintenance. These reed beds/constructed

wetlands aid in cleaning up/filtering the waters, improve local micro-climatic

conditions, increase ground water recharge between the lake bodies.


8. Strategy for preservation of Bangalore lakes:

1) Lake area should not be diverted for any other purpose as lakes have an

increased and important role to play vis–a-vis lakes in rural areas, like ground

water recharge, climate moderation, act as lung spaces, water for various

purposes, urban recreation etc. The City has lost many important lakes due

various diversions already.

2) Lake area is to be surveyed with total station as per the village map and

records. Encroachments, if any, are to be removed. As part of survey,

boundary stones in concrete are to be fixed in 3 to 4 corners of the survey, to

facilitate easy future re-survey work of the lake as and when required. It is

suggested to record Latitude & Longitude values of the corner stones so fixed

by using Differential Global Positioning System (GPS) of sub-meter accuracy.

It is relevant in the background of ever escalating land value in Bangalore city

and consequent vested interests to grab public lands adjoining private lands.

Geographical Information System (GIS) is to be established for the lakes of

Bangalore City for planning and monitoring purpose.

3) Lake preservation is not limited to lake area itself, but very much dependant

on catchment area and the drains that bring rainwater in to the lake. Raja

kaluves, branch kaluves are to be surveyed and encroachment therein

evicted. The buffer prescribed for primary, secondary & tertiary drains in

valleys as per Zonal Regulations has to be religiously implemented, more so in

areas which are not developed yet, to facilitate appropriate storm water

drains, sewerage lines, inspection paths etc., as when the area comes up for

development/urbanization. Advance action in this manner is imperative, if the

unplanned development of Core area Bangalore City is not to recur in future.

4) The present norm of 30 mt buffer surrounding leagal boundary lakes is a

must to preserve the lakes and if the buildings are allowed too close to lakes,


it will affect the lake environment adversely. The buffer limits, needs to be

reviewed and it is suggested to increase the 30 mt buffer progressively by

2mt per every 5 ha of increase in lake area beyond 40 hac. This will facilitate

development of buffer surrounding the lake in the form of tree parks, walking

path without reducing/compromising lake area for creation of such facilities.

5) Lake preservation has to be integral to Layout Development by BDA and

Layout approvals by development and planning authorities like BIAPA,

MICAPA, Nelamangala Planning Authority, Hosakote Planning Authority etc.,

as eventually these areas will be part of Bangalore city. BDA should not

acquire lake area at the time of notifying the area for development and allot

sites in the lake area as was done in many a layout development previously.

Instead they have to properly get all the lakes, raja kaluves, drains surveyed

and marked on the ground as per village records with boundary stones and

make provisions for buffers as laid out in their norms. The area that has to be

kept for parks as amenity in the BDA Layouts, can be earmarked surrounding

the lake area, so that it serves the conservation of lakes and public recreation

as well. Storm water drains and UGDs are to be laid out, before the sites are

allotted, lest the problems of core Bangalore are bound to occur even in new

areas.

6) Core operations like survey, removal of encroachments, fencing, watch and

ward, clearing of blocked and encroached raja kaluves & drains, waste-weir

repairs, de-silting to the extent absolutely required are to be taken up on

priority.

7) Effective Lake area should not be reduced by converting lake area into parks,

children play grounds, widened bunds etc. The de-silting has to be minimized

to remove only sludge portion with minimum depth near foreshore reaching

maximum depth at the bund. The present saucer shaped de-silting should be

given up as it is cost prohibitive and leads to huge bund making and creating

storage capacity beyond the need. Saucer shaped deepening of lake bed will


affect the wetland formation in the foreshore region of the lake, which is

essential to filter the water that enters the lake and important from ecological

point of view. Exception to this can be restoration of lakes, with adequate

anticipated inflow during rainy season, where deepening is suggested keeping

in view impounding more water to recharge the depleting ground water and

to mitigate the flash floods.

8) Unless sewage entry is restricted, based on the experience of lakes developed

so far, no lake improvement is to be taken up except survey, removal of

encroachments, fencing and watch & ward. There is no point in de-silting and

other developments, if lake continues to receive polluted water. Diverting

sewage is not an option in the absence of other inlets into the lake to bring

rainwater. Diverting sewage is leading to drying of lakes as in case of

Doddabommasandra lake, Agara lake etc. BWSSBs action plan to separate the

sewerage entry in to storm water drains directly and consequently in to the

lakes will be in place only by 2014/2015. This being the case the agencies

developing the lakes may have to invariably go far a Sewage Treatment Plant

for an individual lake/for a group of interconnected lakes in consultation with

BWSSB to ensure that they fit into their larger plan of sewage treatment.

Lake restoration is to be taken up based on lake series/sub-series

and not in isolation, to have better results and impact.

9) Some of the lakes of Bangalore are prominent for their ecology due to local

and migratory birds, aquatic fauna and flora. Lakes of this nature are to be

improved keeping this aspect in focus so that after the development lake is

not subjected to increased disturbance in the area. Such lakes may be

identified and notified under Wetland (Conservation and Management) Rules,

2010.


10) Annual field inspection by higher authorities of the custodian organizations

and annual jamabandi of lake records by revenue department & lake

custodian organizations are to be carried out.

11) Selected lakes are to be developed for augmenting water supply to city as

the City can’t draw water from Cauvery beyond its allocation to the City,

which it will exhaust once Cauvery water supply Stage IV, Phase II is

completed by 2011. Sewage entry into the selected lakes has to be stopped

totally and tertiary water treatment has to be installed.

12) Lake management committees have to be constituted with representatives

from Resident Welfare Associations/NGOs.

13) Traditional users of the lakes like Dhobis/fisherman interests are to be taken

care of. If lake is used traditionally for washing clothes, dhobi ghats are to be

constructed when the lake is taken up for development.

9. Action Plan

a) Preservation and restoration of lakes in BBMP area.

There are 189 lakes in BBMP area, out of which 129 are with BBMP, 44

with BDA, 11 with LDA and 5 with KFD. The summary of lakes developed, being

developed and to be developed is furnished hereunder. All these lakes are to be

developed by the end of 2014.

Sl. No Department Already

Restored Restoration in Progress

Proposed for

Restoration

Total lakes

In custody

(a) BBMP 13 18 98 129

(b) BDA 7 6 31 44 (c) LDA 9 - 2 11 (d) KFD 2 0 3 5 Total 31 24 134 189


BBMP can restore the 98 lakes yet to be developed, if Rs 262 crore is

made available, as their internal resources are just adequate to complete the

restoration works already commenced in 18 lakes. BDA is taking up the

restoration work of 37 lakes (6 ongoing restoration+31 yet to be restored)

through its internal funding. LDA can take up the restoration of 2 lakes and

maintenance of other lakes from its internal resources and by utilizing the

annual budgetary support from the Government. KFD needs a budgetary

support of Rs 305 lakh for restoration of Puttaeahalli (Yalahanka), Mylasandra

and Jarakbande kaval lakes and for maintenance of Madiwala and Hennur

lakes. Bellandur and Varthur lakes are with BDA and they are preparing

projects for restoration of these two highly polluted terminal lakes of

Koramangala & Challaghatta valley. Unless the project report is ready, the

cost estimates are not available.

Lake restoration on an average needs 2 to 3 years, as it involves survey,

removal of encroachments and consequent litigation, preparation of Detailed

Project Reports, Technical approvals, Tendering Process, financial closure of

bids and execution of restoration work. Hence the time frame of 2011-2014 is

made for restoration of 189 lakes in the custody of BBMP, BDA, LDA & KFD.

Details of lakes proposed for restoration are furnished in Annexure-III

(BBMP), Annexure- VI (BDA), Annexure –VII (LDA), Annexure-VIII

(KFD).

Action: BBMP, BDA, LDA, KFD

Time frame: By the end of 2014

b) Record verification and joint inspection n of certain lakes/kuntes in

BBMP area.

There are 121 additional kuntes (ponds)/lakes as per village maps &

records and a thorough verification of these cases based on records and joint

field inspection is required to assess the ground position and to arrive at a time

bound Action Plan. This task involves thorough verification of revenue records


and village maps and physical verification of the facts on the ground. Hence

time is required till December, 2011. After field verification case by case, survey

of the area will be taken up and Action Plan will be drawn up for removal of

encroachment necessary restoration programme. List of lakes/kuntes in BBMP

area to be verified on ground is furnished in Annexure – XI.

Action: Revenue Department, BBMP, LDA


c) Preservation and restoration of lakes in the custody of Zilla

Panchayat, Bangalore Urban District in Bangalore City (BBMP+BDA

area)

In BDA area (excluding BBMP area), there are 179 lakes in the custody

of Zilla Panachayat, Bangalore Urban district and 18 lakes in the custody of

Minor Irrigation Department. All these lake areas are to be surveyed,

encroachments to be removed and fenced by the respective custodian

departments in one year time. In case further restoration works are required,

the custodians will complete them by 2014, with the budgetary support from

the respective Departments. Minor Irrigation Department has already made a

budgetary provision for survey, removal of encroachments and fencing of 18

lakes in their custody under grants from 13th Central Finanace Commission.

The list of the 179 lakes and 18 lakes under Zilla Panchayath, Bangalore

Urban District and Minor Irrigation Department repectively is furnished vide

Annexure- IX & Annexure-X.

Action: Zilla panchayath, Bangalore Urban District & Minor Irrigation

Department.

Time frame: By the end 2012 (for ZP lakes) and by March, 2012 for

MI lakes


d) BWSSB Action Plan to completely collect and treat sewage in BBMP

area.

The existing sewerage system was provided in 1974 and 1982 in the

core area of Bangalore city. The total length of smaller diameter sewers laid

in core area is around 3367 Km and trunk sewers provided is about 243 Km.

Due to continuous usage over the years, the existing sewerage system is not

functioning properly. The main reasons attributable for this are

encroachments made over the sewer lines at some places resulting in non-

maintenance, spillage due to over load effect, crown corrosion of pipes at

some reaches due to gas effect, silting up of sewer lines, damages caused to

the sewer lines running in storm water drains etc. As a result the Board is

finding it very difficult to convey the entire waste water generated to the STPs

for treatment before discharging to the nearby lakes and water bodies. These

main trunk lines and laterals need replacement.

The newly added eight Town Municipal Council areas and 110 villages

to BBMP area have no sewerage network; hence trunk sewers and laterals are

to be laid out.

BWSSB has 14 Sewage Treatment Plants with installed capacity of 721

MLD and these plants are operated at 50% capacity utilization as sewerage

net work is not complete. Once if the sewerage net works are upgraded and

networked properly, capacity utilization of existing STPs can be optimally

utilized. Waste water treatment facility of BWSSB is furnished vide

Annexure-XIV. BWSSB has plans to establish STPs in 24 more locations with

additional capacity of 639 MLD, making a total STP capacity of 1360 MLD.

The salient features of each valley, treatment facility available in each

valley, action taken for replacement/rehabilitation of the existing sewers,

sewerage network to be provided in the peripheral areas incorporated in

BBMP is furnished vide Annexure XV.


The total estimated fund requirement is Rs 5972 crore, out of which

BWSSB has tied up for Rs 1686 crore and funding of Rs 4286 crore is yet to

be sourced. The detailed action plan of BWSSB is furnished in Annexure-XV

Action: BWSSB


e) Water quality monitoring by KSPCB.

KSPCB will take up a onetime analysis of quality of water (twice a year)

in case of all the lakes in the City to have a benchmark information.

Action: KSPCB

Time frame: One year

f) Annual inspection of all the lakes in Bangalore city by higher

officials.

Apart from periodical inspections by field staff, a mandatory inspection

by Executive Engineers/ AEE of the respective custodian organizations of the

lakes, should be held annually to take stock of the status of lakes. After the

annual inspection, a report shall be prepared and webhosted.

g) Creation of data base for the lakes in Bangalore City and making it

web hosted.

LDA will build up a database for all the lakes in Bangalore City, based

on the village maps and records giving Village wise, Survey number wise

details and webhosting the same. The database also provides information

about the status of ongoing restoration works of lakes. Geographical

Information System has to be established for proper planning and monitoring

of lake conservation.

Action: LDA and Revenue Department



h) Augmenting Water Supply to Bangalore City from Lakes:

Bangalore population will exceed 12 million by 2020 at the current growth

rate. The present water shortage may lead to water crisis, if the problem is not

tackled with lot of foresight and advanced planning. The lakes of Bangalore, if

maintained properly, will augment the water supply to the city besides increased

ground water recharge. The ground water is getting depleted and bore-wells of

700 to 1000 feet deep are quite common in the City these days. Looking at the

grave water crisis looming, it is prudent to take up a comprehensive study of use

of lakes to augment drinking water and to recycle waste water through tertiary

treatment for reuse.

Action: BWSSB

Time frame: one year

10) Recommendations:

a) Government may examine extending the scope and jurisdiction of

Bangalore Metropolitan Task Force (BMTF) to remove encroachments on lake

lands.

b) Separate cell may be created in the Revenue Department for Survey of

lake areas in the Bangalore City, with dedicated staff of 100 surveyors, to

complete lake survey as planned.

c) Government may consider imposition of Green Cess and its modalities may

be worked out. It may be levied on Vehicle users/POL consumers, Energy

inefficient buildings etc. Funds so generated can be utilized for the

maintenance of the restored lakes.


11) Acknowledgements:

The Committee is immensely thankful to Sri A.V.Chandra Sekhar, Principal

District & Sessions Judge, Bangalore Rural District and Sri Mustafa Hussain S.A,

Member Secretary, High Court Legal Services Committee for their unstinted support

and assistance in finalizing the draft.

The Committee keeps on record the active participation in deliberations,

suggestions and assistance from Sri V.Balasubramanian, IAS (retd), Chairman, Task

Force for Protection of Government Lands; Sri R.M.N.Sahai,IFS, DG, EMPRI;

Dr.U.V.Singh,IFS,CCF,LDA; Sri Guruprasad, CE, Minor Irrigation;Sri M.N.Jayaprakash,

SEO, KSPCB; Sri B.V. Sathish, CE, Lakes, BBMP; Ms Vanashri Vipin Singh, IFS, DCF,

Bangalore Urban Division; Sri A.Udaya Kumar, EO, KSPCB; Sri Amarnath, DCF, BDA;

Sri V.C.Kumar, EE, BWSSB; Sri Ravi, EE, BBMP; Sri V. Anand;DEO, KSPCB.

The Committee has organized an interactive session on 11/01/2011. Dr

Nandini, Chairperson, Dept of Environmental Sciences, Bangalore University; Sri

C.N.Babu, CE (retd); Sri K.S.Ramaswamy, Chairman, TAC, LDA; Capt S.

Prabhala,Chairman, Bangalore Environment Trust; Major Pramod Kapur (Retd),

Koramangala Initiative; Ms Purnima Kumar, Research Associate, ATREE; Sri Jai

Manjunath, Sepcon Systems; Sri M.Sekhar, IISc, Bangalore; Sri Sumesh Dudani,

IISc, Bangalore; Sri R.Ramamurthi, Environmentalist, Bellandu, B’lore; Sri Boshy

Khanna, DNA News Paper; Sri Sunil Dutt Yadav, Advocate have attended the session

and offered their valuable suggestions; the committee is grateful to them.

The Committee extends its special thanks and appreciation to Sri Leo

Saldanha, Convenor, ESG, Bangalore and Dr Subramanya, Professor, UAS, GKVK for

their valuable suggestions, particularly concerning Ecological Restoration of Lakes,

dealt in the report under chapter (9) and Annexure (XIII). Our thanks are due to Sri

Y.D.Manmohan, Senior Consultant, STUP, for having provided the required support

at various stages.

The Committee thanks one and all, who have assisted it in the task of Report

preparation

Lake Restoration Photos Page 25

12. Lake Restoration - Photos

Vengainakere Lake

Before restoration

After restoration


Nagawara lake

Before restoration

After restoration


Lalbagh lake

Before restoration

After restoration


Hebbal lake

Before restoration

After restoration


Kothanur Tank: Restored

Sankey Tank: Restored


Ullal Lake - Restored

Mallathahalli Lake: Restored

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE-I

Annexure-I 31

Annexure-I

Sl No Name of Lake Extent Acres-guntas

Period of Development

Components of restoration Remarks

Tindlu 53DBSandra 56Kodigihally 175

2 Narasipura-20 Narsipura 20 15-30 2002-2004 Fenced by BBMP pathway, Revetment

Developed by BBMP

3 Narasipura-26 Narsipura 26 9-7 2002-2004 Desilting, BundDeveloped by

BBMPJalahalli, 32

Mathikere 59

Thanniranahalli 1

5 Sanky tank Vyalikaval 21 35-00 2005-2008Fencing, Pathways,

Waste weir, Desilting, Diversion Kalyani

Developed by BBMP

6 Ulsoor Ulsoor 108-8 2003-2005 Fencing, Desilting, Silt trap, Diversion Kalyani

Developed by BBMP

7 Kempambudhi LakeKempambudhi-

00022 36-26.8 2003-2007 Fencing, Desilting, Silt

trap, Diversion KalyaniDeveloped by

BBMP

Dasarahalli-0001, 1

Yediyur-0060 60

9 Ibbalur Lake Ibbalur-0036 36 18-6 2006-2007 Gardening, Island formation by BBMP

Developed by KFD

10Melina kere byrasandra (DRDO)

Byrasandra 109 14-19 1997-98 Fencing, IslandDeveloped by

DRDO

11

Kelagina kere / Byrasnadra

Byrasandra 112 12-21 2006-2007 Fencing, GardenDeveloped by Bag mane tech park

Kengeri-0015, 15

Valagerahalli-0085 85

Fencing, Desilting, Pathway, Walk way, Divarsion, Island &

Afforestation

Developed by KFD12 Kengeri Lake

1 Doddabommasandra

8 Yediyur Lake

4 J.P. Park

Developed lakes in the custody of BBMP

Village & survey No

Developed by KFD2002-2004Fencing, Sewage

Diversion, Silt removed, Bund

124-19

85-1.80

11-15.6

32-16

Developed by BBMP Phase-I & II work in progress

Fencing, Pathways, Desilting, Diversion

Kalyani2005-20008

1995-2000 Revetment, Immerstion pond, Children park.

Developed by BBMP

1997-2000

ANNEXURE-I

Annexure-I 32

Sl No Name of Lake Extent Acres-guntas



Developed lakes in the custody of BBMP

Village & survey No

13 Doddabommasanrda Kere

Fencing, Desilting, Pathway, Walk way, Divarsion, Island &

Afforestation

Developed by KFD. Raja Kaluves have

been blocked, which need to be

cleared by BBMP in the additional plan

of development.

1 Kadirenapalya kere Binnamangala 99 37-04

Kadirenapalya kere (RTC notavailable Presently lake isunder MEG,

___ MEG Custody

2 Baiyappanahalli kere Baiyappanahalli 61 8 - 09 Presently lake isunder MEG, ___ MEG Custody

Hemmigepura-004, 4 4 - 11Varahasandra-0024 24 13 - 09

Lakes in the custody of Ministry of Defence (MEG)

Lake under Agreement with NICE___ Agreement for

development with 1 Varahasandra Lake Certified, Not Fenced Lake

Page 33

Annexure II

Sl No Name of the lake Village Name Sy.No Extent

Acres-Guntas

Year of Commencement of restoration

Scheme under which development is being

taken up (KUIDFC/INEP/NLCP

/BDA funds

Project Cost in Rs lakh


1 Allalasandra kere Allalasandra 15 41 - 23 2009-2010 KUIDFC 954.00 Desilting and embankment in progress

Development work in progress

Yelahanka 29 53 - 36 Kenchenahalli 15 30 - 23

Venkatala 39 199 - 31Manchenahalli 19 7 - 34

Puttenahalli 49 8 - 18Kalkere 45 73 - 11

Kyalasanahalli 36 51 - 19Beelisivale 101 0 - 37

Horamavu Agra 36 61 - 11

Bairathi 58 6 - 34

Attur 81 56 - 29

Ananthapura 92 6 - 15

Ramagondanahalli 39 7 - 22

Kempanahalli 12 19 - 18

5 Koudenahalli kere Koudenahalli 27 55 - 5 2008-2009 KUIDFC 496.00

Fencing , Desilting, diversion, embnkmnt,

Pitching, grills bridges, silt trap.

Grill work, walk way foot brige work are in

progress. Proposal for 1 MLD, STP is submitted

for approval

6 Chinnapanhalli kere Chinnapanhalli 15 11 - 33 2008-2009 KUIDFC 175.00

Fencing Desilting, diversion, embnkmnt, pitching, Grills, kerb

cobble,toilet.

Fencing, completed Phase-I & Phase-II works are completed.Phase-III

tender in process

Kaikondanahalli 8 18 - 18

Kasavanahalli 70 30 - 5

Ambalipura 40 3 - 0

Ambalipura 41 4 - 9

9 Uttarahalli kere Uttarahalli 111 15 - 16 2008-2009 KUIDFC 377.00

Fencing, Desilting, embankmnt, pitching, walking path, kerbe &

cobble stone,

Phase-I completed, Phase-II nearing completion 0.5 MLD, STP work to start

KUIDFC

Fencing done by KFD Phase-I work nearing

completion Phase-II work file in process

8 Ambalipura kere 2008-2009 KUIDFC Desilting, embankmnt, pitching, plantation

Phase-I work nearing completion, Raja kaluve

to be cleared

7 Kaikondanahalli kere 2009-2010

Fencing Completed, Phase-I completed, Phase-

II file submitted to GOKfor admn.approvall

4 Attur kere 2007-2008 KUIDFC

Fencing, Desilting, diversion, embnkmnt, pitching, Catch drains,

walkway bridge, improvement of inlets,

Formation and development of upstream drains etc, are proposed in Phase-III. Tender in

process.

LAKES BEING DEVELOPED BY BBMP

2 Yelahanka kere 2008-2009 KUIDFC

Fencing, improvement of inlets.Construction of

bridge. Desilting, diversion drain,

embnkmnt, pitching,

Fencing in progress, Phase-II tender file submitted to GOK

3 Kalkere Agra kere 2008-2009 KUIDFC

5984.00

3775.00

1503.00

1085.00

152.00

Fencing, Construction of silt trap, Desilting,

diversion drain, embankment, pitching, silt

trap and inlet improvements

Fencing, Desilting, embankmnt, pitching, cobble, kerb, toilets, immersion tank, grill,

plantation

Page 34

Annexure II

Sl No Name of the lake Village Name Sy.No Extent

Acres-Guntas

Year of Commencement of restoration

Scheme under which development is being

taken up (KUIDFC/INEP/NLCP

/BDA funds

Project Cost in Rs lakh


LAKES BEING DEVELOPED BY BBMP

10 Puttenahalli kere Puttenahalli 42 13 - 25 2008-2009 KUIDFC 183.00

Fencing, Desilting, embnkmnt, pitching, kerb cobble. grills, toilet, catch

drains. Plantation

Phase-I work completed, phase-II work in process, Fencing partly completed

due to slum encroachement

Vasanthapura 6

Uttarahalli 22

Dasarahalli 24 3 - 29

Chokkasandra 5 24 - 4

13 Nayandanahalli kere Nayandanahalli 31 15 - 18 2008-2009 KUIDFC 565.00

Fencing, Desilting, pitching embnkmnt, Diversion of drain,

construction of waste

Phase-I and Phase-II work in progress.

14 Malgala kere Malagala 46 6 - 26 2008-2009 KUIDFC 239.00

Fencing, Path way, pitching, fencing to inner body, herth filling, Walk

way, construction of waste weir, pitching, approch

road.

Phase-I completed, Phase-II work in progress

15 Deepanjali kere Deevatige Ramanahalli 32 7 - 22 2008-2009 KUIDFC 337.00

Desilting, Pitching, embankement, path way, silt trap, compound wall, diversion of drain, catch

water drain, silt trap, fencing, shelter

Phase-I and Phase-II work in progress STP file in

progress

16 Kodigehalli kere Kodigehalli 30 9 - 25 2009-2010 KUIDFC 401.00Fencing, Desilting,

Pitching, embankement, silt trap

Phase-I nearing completion

17 Herohalli Herohalli 99 34 - 33 2009-2010 KUIDFC 850.00

Fencing, Formation of path ways, construction of waste weir and silt traps

etc, Immesion tank, wetlands, parks, security rooms, chain link fencing

etc,

Phase-I and Phase-II in progress. Fencing tender

in process

18 Amblipura Melinakere Ambalipura 36 12 - 16 2009-2010 KUIDFC 30.00 Fencing work

Fencing nearing completion except

encroachment portionTOTAL 17411.00

Dore kere 29 - 3.60

Dasarahalli kere 2009-2010 KUIDFC

Fencing, Desilting, diversion,pitching

embankment, Immersion tank,park,cobble stones

KUIDFC

Fencing, Desilting, diversion,pitching

embnkmnt, Immrsn tank, grill, toilet, waste weir,

foot bridge.

Phase-I and Phase-II completed fencing partly

completed due to encroachment STP nearing completionFencing in progress, Development work in progress STP work in progress. Phase-II in

progress

12

2008-200911 629.00

957.00

ANNEXURE-III Page 35

Annexure III

Village Sy.No

Abbigere 75 26-6

Singapura 93 21-7

2 Agrahara Lake Agrahara 33 15-33

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, Fencingis almost complete except a compoundportion to evict these encroachments.Letter has been communicated toDeputy commissioner (Urban) toinitiate action to evict theencroachments.

Comprehensive development 3 Years 110.00

After encroachment is removed.

Development work can be taken up.

3 Bellahalli Bellahalli 68 18-32 Survey Completed Comprehensive development 3 Years 135.00



Chikka Banavara 3 67-38Somashettyhalli 73 3.21

Kere gullada halli 22 26-3211 4.1415 2.30

5 Chokkanahalli lake Chokkanahalli 2 8.02

Sketch certified by Tahahsildar,Fencing is almost complete exceptcompound portion. Letter has beencommunicated to DeputyCommissioner (Urban) to initiateaction to evict the encroachments.

Comprehensive development 3 Years 65.00 ___

6 Handrahalli Handrahalli 8 16-6 Fencing in progress Comprehensive development 2 Year 120.00 ___

Kammagondana halli 18 15-26Shettyhalli 67 5.32

Medarahalli 26 1.32

8 Kattiganahalli Kere-136 Kattigenahalli 136 25.00 Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencing

to be startedComprehensive

development 3 Years 180.00



7 Kammagondanahalli Certified, Fencing yet to start Comprehensive development

3 Years


Development work can be taken up. Ganigarahalli

3 Year ___

1

4 Chikka Banavara To be surveyed. Comprehensive development

Action Plan for Lakes to be restored (2011-2014) - BBMP

Sl.No Name of the lake Village & Survey No Extent

Acres-Guntas

Status Restoration Plan Time Frame Remarks

Abbigere Kere

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, Fencingis almost complete except apartmentportion and coconut garden side, letterhas been communicated to DeputyCommissioner (Urban) to initiateaction to evict the encroachments.

Comprehensive development 3 Years



Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

340.00

820.00

305.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

9 Kattiganahalli Kere-31 Kattigenahalli 31 20-10 Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencing

is almost nearing completionComprehensive

development 3 Years 145.00 ___

Kogilu 84 40-4Kattigenahalli 117 33-24

11 Lakshmipura lake Lakshmipura 25 10 - 20

Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencingis almost complete except a house.Letter has been communicated toDeputy Commissioner (Urban) toinitiate action to evict theencroachments.




2 5 - 324 6 - 0

50 5 - 23 240.0049 11 - 28

14 Medi Agrahara Medi Agrahara 33 13-15 Survey in progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 300.00 ___

15 Nagarabhavi Nagarabhvi 17 17-39 Survey in progress ___ ___ 215.00 ___

Shivanahalli 48 14-30

Allalasandra 38 3 - 22

17 Singapura Kere Singapura 102 66-18

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, fencingis almost complete except one portionwhere houses have been constructedbecause of opposition from people. Toevict these encroachments letter hasbeen comunicated to Deputycommissioner (Urban) to initiate actionto evict the encroachment.



Development work can be taken up

18 Srigandadakaval Srigandadakaval 15 6 - 33 Fencing in progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 55.00



19 Srinivasapura Kere Srinivasapura 2 3 - 4 To be surveyed Comprehensive development 3 Years 25.00

After encroachment is removed. Development work can be taken up



16 Shivanahalli

Lake land is acquired for NH-7. Road-4Ac-18G, Service Road 1Ac- 10G,Railway embankment 4Ac-34G. To behanded over to BDA.

Comprehensive development


2 Years

3 Years

improvements 2 Year ___

12 Lingadiranahalli

13 Mallasandra Gudde lake

Mallasandra Fencing in progress

Ligadiranahalli Fencing in progress

3 Years ___

___

10 Kogilu lake Sketch submitted to Tahsildar forcertification, Fencing in progress


540.00

70.00

400.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

20 Thirumenahalli Thirumenahalli

63,68to 78, 84 to 86, 105 to

107

23-8

The lake sketch prepared as perGazette notification (No. RD 145 AQB77, Dt; 1.7.1977) of acquisition hasbeen submitted to Tahasildar forcertification. But the surveyor isasking for acquisition sketch, which isnot available, Hence not able to startfencing.




21 Vaderahalli Vaderahalli 32 9 - 34 Sketch certified by Tahsildar.Fencing in progress.


Veerasagara 26 17-24

Attur 25 3 - 30

23 Vishwa nidam lake Herohalli 50 4 - 30 Certified. In progress Improvements 2 Year 60.00 ___

24 Ramagondanahalli Ramagondanahalli 52 36-26 To be surveyed Comprehensive development 3 Years 270.00


Gunjur 301 (P) 59-13

Kachamaranahalli 74 4 - 26

3 Years ___25 Gunjur mouji kere

Sketch signed by BBMP Surveyors. Tank is fenced except temple area

which is in survey No 301, since the case is pending in hon'ble supreme court of India. Action will be taken

after the Hon'ble court orders.In survey No 74, 2 Ac -20 G has been granted by DC Bangalore to Sri K. V Siddareddy

s/o Veerappa reddy vide order No:112:51,52 and SDO Order No:

6:52-53 Dated: 14.09.1953 by darkasth. Fencing Completed and afforestation works are in progress


22 Veerasagara lake

Sketch certified by Tahasildar. Fencing is almost complete except a private

fencing portion, letter has been communicated to Deputy

Commissioner (Urban) to initiate action to evict the encroachments.

Comprehensive development 3 Years ___145.00

435.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

26 Panathur kere -38 Panathur 38 27-17

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted. Fencing completedand Afforestation works are in progress


27 Parappana Agrahara Parappana Agrahara 23 16-11 Fenced by Forest Department.Afforestation works are in progress


K R Pura 58 18-32

Devasandra 46 2 - 35

Kudlu 150 26-38

Parappana Agrahara 37 17-01

Nalluralli 4 20-34

Pattandur Agrahara 85 27-05

3 Years



29 Kudlu doddakere

30 Nalluralli tank

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed In Sy No: 85, already New SyNo:161 has been formed. And also insy. No. 85 some grants have beenmade. In this regard DC BangaloreUrban has been requested to verify.Partly fenced and Afforestation worksare in progress


Sketch certified by Tahashildar

Bangalore Anekal taluk. Tank is Partly

fenced. Some of the encroachments

have been evicted. Action will be taken

to balance encroachments and to fence.

Afforestation works are in progress


3 Years



3 Years ___

28 Gangasetty kere

Sketch signed by BBMPSurveyors.Tank is partly fenced. Theencroachment is by way of smallconstructions in habited by slum.action is being taken to shift the slumfrom the tank. Afforestation works arein progress

Comprehensive development 290.00

612.00

668.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

31 Kudlu Chikere Kudlu 70 13-15

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted. Afforestation worksare in progress


32 Siddapura kere Siddapura 18 27-35

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk. -Yet to be counter signed. Already 2Acre 18 Guntas of encroachment hasbeen evicted. The encroachment byBEML Soceity needs to be evicted. TheBEML housing soceity has apprachedHon'ble High court of Karnataka, caseis still pending. Partly tank is fencedand Afforestation works are inprogress




33 Panathur kere -48 Panathur 48 6 - 31



34 Bhoganalli kere Bhoganalli 21 12 - 24

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. Some of theencroachments have been evicted.Balance encroachment having Ashrayahouses are to be evicted.Afforestationworks are in progress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

35 Devara bisenalli kere Devarabisenalli 18 13-31

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted except roadencroachment. Afforestation works arein progress


36 Gunjur Palya kere Gunjur 83 36-27



37 Gunjur Kere (Carmelarm) Gunjur 95 9 - 17

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted exept christianmissionery area.Afforestation worksare in progress




Benniganahalli 47 18-25


39 Vibhuthipura kere Vibhuthipura 175 45-18

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isin progress. Lot of permanentconstruction including aparments havecome up in lake area. Which needs tobe evicted. DC has been requested inthis regard.




40 Horamavu kere Horamavu 83 37-14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Fencing workin progress. The reamainingencroachment area is with full ofpermanent constructions / Houses. NewNos have been assigned. Some of theresidents have approached hon'bleHigh court, case pending




2 Years



38 K R Puram (BEML)

Sketch certified by Tahashildar Bangalore East taluk Tank. Partly

fenced. About 30 Guntas encroached by christian missionaries having

permanent structures / Garden needs to be evicted. Afforestation works are in

progress



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

41 Vijanapura kere Vijanapura 85 11 - 28

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk. -Yet to be counter signed. unauthorisedconstructions and Govt School buildinghave come up in the lake area. Sewageis entering the lake.




42 Junnsandra kere Junnsandra 32 24-33

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore East Taluk. Whole of thetank area is under encroachment andeucalyptus plantation is existing. Casefiled by encroacher is pending inHon'ble court.




43 Konnappana agrahara Naganathpura (South) 81 5 - 17

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore south Taluk. Fencing andAfforestation works are in progress.


44 Chikka bellandur kere Chikka bellandur 9 67-14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Fencing workin progress. Encroachment by way ofagriculture / garden. Afforestationworks are in progress.


45 Doddakanenahalli kere Doddakannalli 109 18-14

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isall most complete. Except on north eastside. After eviction of encraochmentbalance fencing work will becompleted. Afforestation works are inprogress.




46 Haraluru kere Haraluru 95 34-7

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Encroachment near waist weir byerrecting compound wall needs to beevicted. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

47 Munnekolalu kere Munnekolalu 25 15-38

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isall most complete. Exept on southernside. Appartments on this side haveextended compound wall in to the lakearea. Which needs to be evicted.Afforestation works are in progress




48 Horamavu Agara Horamavu Agara 77 51-34

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing is in progress.Afforestation works are in progress




Sadaramangala kere 61 51-4

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Mark out to begiven by the surveyors.due to localprotest.Afforestation works are inprogress

Kodagehalli 8 11 - 7

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Afforestation works are inprogress



49 Sadaramangala kere Comprehensive development 3 Years 374.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

50 Garudachar Palya kere-1( Gosala) Mahadev pura 31 5 - 36

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed. Afforestationworks are in progress


51 Hoodi kere -1 Hoodi 79 15-10Partly fenced by KFD. Balance fencecompleted by BBMP Afforestationworks are in progress


52 Hoodi kere (GIDDANA KERE ) Hoodi 138 28-31

Survey map submitted to EastTahshildar. To be counter signed.Fenced partly completed. Afforestationworks are in progress


53 Garudachar Palya -2 (Achanakere) Mahadev pura 86 5 - 14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed. FencingAfforestation works are in progress.




54 Devsandra kere Devsandra 31 16-8

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Existing buildingto be evicted. Fencing Afforestationworks are in progress.




55 Chikkabasavanapura kere Basavanapura 14 14-07

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing Under progress




Bellandur 65 23-33

Doddakannali 68 7 - 28

Kaigondanalli 36 30-16

57 Bhattralli kere Bhattralli 2 18-10

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. encroachment is by way ofslum. Fencing and Afforestation worksare in progress.




56 Sowl kere

Sketch Certified by the Tahashildar Bangalore East taluk, except Doddakanahalli sy no. 68. Fencing Afforestation works are in progress.



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

58 Sigehalli Sigehalli 32 31-13

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Fencing andAfforestation works are inprogress.Existing buildings in lake areato be evicted. Letter addressed to DC inthis reg.




59 Jimkenalli kere Varanasi 47 8 - 24

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Fencing andAfforestation works are in progress.Existing buildings in lake area to beevicted. Letter addressed to DC in thisreg.




60 Sitaram Palya Sonnenalli 33 23-37

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress. Encroachment ofland.




61 Pattandur Agrahara Pattandur Agrahara 124 16-35

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress. Partlyencroachment is removed.




Kasavanalli 50 21-30Haralur 32 33-18

63 Shilavantana kere White field 41 19-32Sketch counter signed by Tahashildar Bangalore east Taluk. Fencing done by ZP.


64 Nagareshwara-Nagenahalli Lake

Nagareshwara Nagenahalli 10 11 - 08 Yet to be survyed and fenced. Fencing 1 Years 87.00 ___

Kalkere 162 64-25

Rampura 22 3 - 04

Maragondanahalli 71 11 - 35

Huvineane 86 108-07

3 YearsComprehensive development



2624.0065 Kalkere Rampura kere

Sketch submitted to tahasildar forcertification. But not certified till now.Some portion of the lake area has beengranted to private people. The same hasbeen communicated to the Tahasildar,and requested to provide the correctedsketch. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress.

3 Years ___62 Kasavanalli Fenced by KFD Comprehensive development

766.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

66

Chennasandra-2 Banasawadi 211 47-38Fenced by KFD, portion of the lake isunder encroachment by Fire station andbuildings




67

Pattandur Agrahara Pattandur Agrahara 54 12 - 37 Major portion of the lake is underencroachment




68 Mahadevapura Mahadevapura 187 13-11 Major portion of the lake is underencroachment ___ ___ 111.00 ___

69 Dubasipalya Lake Valagerahalli 43 23-35 Survey Sketch Certified , Eviction ofEncrochment is under Progress,




Hemmigepura 25 7 - 25Varahasandra 9 9 - 0

Gollahalli 9 4 - 3370 Gattigere palya Lake Somapura 27 1 - 30 Checked ___ ___ 17.00 ___

71 Byappana palya kunte Vajarahalli 0036 36 2 - 31 Certified, Encrochment to be removed ___ ___ 102.00 ___

72 Chikkegowdana palya Lake Hemmigepura-0092 92 1 - 10 Checked, ___ ___ 14.00 ___

73 Halagevaderahalli Lake

Halagevaderahalli-0001 1 17-10 Fencing Existing, Comprehensive

development 2Years 200.00 ___

74 Byrasandra kere Byrasandra - 0056 56 15-11 Survey In Progress ___ ___ 200.00 ___

75 Gowdana Palya Lake Kadirenahalli-0033 33 9.30 Checked, Encrochment to be removed Comprehensive development 2 Years 200.00



76 Haralakunte Lake (Somasandrakere) Haralakunte-0051 51 16-29 Certified ___ ___ 200.00



3 Years ___70 H Gollahalli Lake Fencing and Afforestration work completed



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

77 Mangammana Palya Lake Yelakunte-0019, 19 7 - 29 Skecth submitted for certification Comprehensive




Alahalli-0030, 30Gollahalli-0003 30,3

79 Basapura Lake-1 Basapura-0015 15 9 - 34 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress








81 Basavanapura Lake Basavanapura -0014 14 7 - 34 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




82 Begur Lake Begur-0094 94 137-24 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




83 Chikkammanahalli Lake Kammanahalli-0022 22 5 - 19 Fencing & Afforestration work in

ProgressComprehensive




84 Chick begur LakeBegur-

0168,Singsandra - 0086

168,86 41-16 Certified. Yet to start Comprehensive




85 Devarakere Lake Bikasipura-0009 9 7 - 15 Cerified. Comprehensive development 3 Years 80.00



___ ___78 Anjanapura Lake / Alahalli

21-25 Certified ___ 350.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

86 Nyanappanahalli Lake Begur-0344 344 6 - 07 Fencing & Afforestration work in





87 Gottigere Lake Gottigere-0071 71 37-13 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




88 Kalena Agrahara Lake Kalena Agrahara-0043 43 7 - 30 In Progress Comprehensive

development 3 Years 180.00After encroachment

is removed. Development work

89 Subbarayanakere Gottigere-0012 12 5 - 10 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




90 Subedeharanakere Begur-0048 48 6 - 05 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




91 Subramanyapura Lake Uttarahalli-0064, 64 18-6 Skecth submitted for certification ___ ___ 260.00 ___

92 Swarnakunte gudda kere

Chandrashekarapura-0001 1 9 - 05 Fencing & Afforestration work in





93 Yellenhalli Lake Yelanahalli-0055 55 4 - 39 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

94 Chowdeshwari layout Lake

Beratana agrahara-0018 18 11 - 18 Fencing & Afforestration work in





95 Kammanahalli Lake (Meenakshi Lake) Kammanahalli-0038 38 18-37 Fencing & Afforestration work in





96 Annappahalli/ Yelachenahalli Lake

Yelachenahalli -06, Gopinayakanahalli-14 6,14 6 - 32 Fencing work in Progress ___ ___ 150.00 ___

97 Singasandra Lake Singasandra 99, 99 11 - 09 Fencing work in Progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 150.00



98Kalyani / Kunte ( Next to Sai Baba Temple)

Vasanthapura-021 21 1 - 08 Development & Afforestration work inProgress




Total funds required (funds are not sourced) Rs 262 Crore


Annexure III

Village Sy.No

Abbigere 75 26-6

Singapura 93 21-7

2 Agrahara Lake Agrahara 33 15-33

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, Fencingis almost complete except a compoundportion to evict these encroachments.Letter has been communicated toDeputy commissioner (Urban) toinitiate action to evict theencroachments.




3 Bellahalli Bellahalli 68 18-32 Survey Completed Comprehensive development 3 Years 135.00



Chikka Banavara 3 67-38Somashettyhalli 73 3.21

Kere gullada halli 22 26-3211 4.1415 2.30

5 Chokkanahalli lake Chokkanahalli 2 8.02

Sketch certified by Tahahsildar,Fencing is almost complete exceptcompound portion. Letter has beencommunicated to DeputyCommissioner (Urban) to initiateaction to evict the encroachments.


6 Handrahalli Handrahalli 8 16-6 Fencing in progress Comprehensive development 2 Year 120.00 ___

Kammagondana halli 18 15-26Shettyhalli 67 5.32

Medarahalli 26 1.32

8 Kattiganahalli Kere-136 Kattigenahalli 136 25.00 Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencing

to be startedComprehensive




7 Kammagondanahalli Certified, Fencing yet to start Comprehensive development

3 Years


Development work can be taken up. Ganigarahalli

3 Year ___

1

4 Chikka Banavara To be surveyed. Comprehensive development



Acres-Guntas


Abbigere Kere

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, Fencingis almost complete except apartmentportion and coconut garden side, letterhas been communicated to DeputyCommissioner (Urban) to initiateaction to evict the encroachments.

Comprehensive development 3 Years



Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

340.00

820.00

305.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

9 Kattiganahalli Kere-31 Kattigenahalli 31 20-10 Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencing

is almost nearing completionComprehensive

development 3 Years 145.00 ___

Kogilu 84 40-4Kattigenahalli 117 33-24

11 Lakshmipura lake Lakshmipura 25 10 - 20

Sketch certified by Tahsildar, Fencingis almost complete except a house.Letter has been communicated toDeputy Commissioner (Urban) toinitiate action to evict theencroachments.




2 5 - 324 6 - 0

50 5 - 23 240.0049 11 - 28

14 Medi Agrahara Medi Agrahara 33 13-15 Survey in progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 300.00 ___

15 Nagarabhavi Nagarabhvi 17 17-39 Survey in progress ___ ___ 215.00 ___

Shivanahalli 48 14-30

Allalasandra 38 3 - 22

17 Singapura Kere Singapura 102 66-18

Sketch certified by Tahasildar, fencingis almost complete except one portionwhere houses have been constructedbecause of opposition from people. Toevict these encroachments letter hasbeen comunicated to Deputycommissioner (Urban) to initiate actionto evict the encroachment.




18 Srigandadakaval Srigandadakaval 15 6 - 33 Fencing in progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 55.00



19 Srinivasapura Kere Srinivasapura 2 3 - 4 To be surveyed Comprehensive development 3 Years 25.00




16 Shivanahalli

Lake land is acquired for NH-7. Road-4Ac-18G, Service Road 1Ac- 10G,Railway embankment 4Ac-34G. To behanded over to BDA.



2 Years

3 Years

improvements 2 Year ___

12 Lingadiranahalli

13 Mallasandra Gudde lake

Mallasandra Fencing in progress

Ligadiranahalli Fencing in progress

3 Years ___

___

10 Kogilu lake Sketch submitted to Tahsildar forcertification, Fencing in progress


540.00

70.00

400.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

20 Thirumenahalli Thirumenahalli

63,68to 78, 84 to 86, 105 to

107

23-8

The lake sketch prepared as perGazette notification (No. RD 145 AQB77, Dt; 1.7.1977) of acquisition hasbeen submitted to Tahasildar forcertification. But the surveyor isasking for acquisition sketch, which isnot available, Hence not able to startfencing.




21 Vaderahalli Vaderahalli 32 9 - 34 Sketch certified by Tahsildar.Fencing in progress.


Veerasagara 26 17-24

Attur 25 3 - 30

23 Vishwa nidam lake Herohalli 50 4 - 30 Certified. In progress Improvements 2 Year 60.00 ___

24 Ramagondanahalli Ramagondanahalli 52 36-26 To be surveyed Comprehensive development 3 Years 270.00


Gunjur 301 (P) 59-13

Kachamaranahalli 74 4 - 26

3 Years ___25 Gunjur mouji kere

Sketch signed by BBMP Surveyors. Tank is fenced except temple area

which is in survey No 301, since the case is pending in hon'ble supreme court of India. Action will be taken

after the Hon'ble court orders.In survey No 74, 2 Ac -20 G has been granted by DC Bangalore to Sri K. V Siddareddy

s/o Veerappa reddy vide order No:112:51,52 and SDO Order No:

6:52-53 Dated: 14.09.1953 by darkasth. Fencing Completed and afforestation works are in progress


22 Veerasagara lake

Sketch certified by Tahasildar. Fencing is almost complete except a private

fencing portion, letter has been communicated to Deputy

Commissioner (Urban) to initiate action to evict the encroachments.


435.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

26 Panathur kere -38 Panathur 38 27-17



27 Parappana Agrahara Parappana Agrahara 23 16-11 Fenced by Forest Department.Afforestation works are in progress


K R Pura 58 18-32

Devasandra 46 2 - 35

Kudlu 150 26-38

Parappana Agrahara 37 17-01

Nalluralli 4 20-34

Pattandur Agrahara 85 27-05

3 Years



29 Kudlu doddakere

30 Nalluralli tank

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed In Sy No: 85, already New SyNo:161 has been formed. And also insy. No. 85 some grants have beenmade. In this regard DC BangaloreUrban has been requested to verify.Partly fenced and Afforestation worksare in progress


Sketch certified by Tahashildar

Bangalore Anekal taluk. Tank is Partly

fenced. Some of the encroachments

have been evicted. Action will be taken

to balance encroachments and to fence.

Afforestation works are in progress


3 Years



3 Years ___

28 Gangasetty kere

Sketch signed by BBMPSurveyors.Tank is partly fenced. Theencroachment is by way of smallconstructions in habited by slum.action is being taken to shift the slumfrom the tank. Afforestation works arein progress


612.00

668.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

31 Kudlu Chikere Kudlu 70 13-15



32 Siddapura kere Siddapura 18 27-35

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk. -Yet to be counter signed. Already 2Acre 18 Guntas of encroachment hasbeen evicted. The encroachment byBEML Soceity needs to be evicted. TheBEML housing soceity has apprachedHon'ble High court of Karnataka, caseis still pending. Partly tank is fencedand Afforestation works are inprogress




33 Panathur kere -48 Panathur 48 6 - 31



34 Bhoganalli kere Bhoganalli 21 12 - 24

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. Some of theencroachments have been evicted.Balance encroachment having Ashrayahouses are to be evicted.Afforestationworks are in progress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

35 Devara bisenalli kere Devarabisenalli 18 13-31

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted except roadencroachment. Afforestation works arein progress


36 Gunjur Palya kere Gunjur 83 36-27



37 Gunjur Kere (Carmelarm) Gunjur 95 9 - 17

Sketch certified by TahashildarBangalore East taluk. Tank iscompletely fenced. All encroachmentshave been evicted exept christianmissionery area.Afforestation worksare in progress






39 Vibhuthipura kere Vibhuthipura 175 45-18

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isin progress. Lot of permanentconstruction including aparments havecome up in lake area. Which needs tobe evicted. DC has been requested inthis regard.




40 Horamavu kere Horamavu 83 37-14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Fencing workin progress. The reamainingencroachment area is with full ofpermanent constructions / Houses. NewNos have been assigned. Some of theresidents have approached hon'bleHigh court, case pending




2 Years



38 K R Puram (BEML)

Sketch certified by Tahashildar Bangalore East taluk Tank. Partly

fenced. About 30 Guntas encroached by christian missionaries having

permanent structures / Garden needs to be evicted. Afforestation works are in

progress



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

41 Vijanapura kere Vijanapura 85 11 - 28

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk. -Yet to be counter signed. unauthorisedconstructions and Govt School buildinghave come up in the lake area. Sewageis entering the lake.




42 Junnsandra kere Junnsandra 32 24-33

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore East Taluk. Whole of thetank area is under encroachment andeucalyptus plantation is existing. Casefiled by encroacher is pending inHon'ble court.




43 Konnappana agrahara Naganathpura (South) 81 5 - 17

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore south Taluk. Fencing andAfforestation works are in progress.


44 Chikka bellandur kere Chikka bellandur 9 67-14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Fencing workin progress. Encroachment by way ofagriculture / garden. Afforestationworks are in progress.


45 Doddakanenahalli kere Doddakannalli 109 18-14

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isall most complete. Except on north eastside. After eviction of encraochmentbalance fencing work will becompleted. Afforestation works are inprogress.




46 Haraluru kere Haraluru 95 34-7

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed.Encroachment near waist weir byerrecting compound wall needs to beevicted. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

47 Munnekolalu kere Munnekolalu 25 15-38

Sketch counter signed by TahashildarBangalore east Taluk. Fencing work isall most complete. Exept on southernside. Appartments on this side haveextended compound wall in to the lakearea. Which needs to be evicted.Afforestation works are in progress




48 Horamavu Agara Horamavu Agara 77 51-34

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing is in progress.Afforestation works are in progress




Sadaramangala kere 61 51-4

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Mark out to begiven by the surveyors.due to localprotest.Afforestation works are inprogress

Kodagehalli 8 11 - 7

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Afforestation works are inprogress



49 Sadaramangala kere Comprehensive development 3 Years 374.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

50 Garudachar Palya kere-1( Gosala) Mahadev pura 31 5 - 36

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed. Afforestationworks are in progress


51 Hoodi kere -1 Hoodi 79 15-10Partly fenced by KFD. Balance fencecompleted by BBMP Afforestationworks are in progress


52 Hoodi kere (GIDDANA KERE ) Hoodi 138 28-31

Survey map submitted to EastTahshildar. To be counter signed.Fenced partly completed. Afforestationworks are in progress


53 Garudachar Palya -2 (Achanakere) Mahadev pura 86 5 - 14

Sketch submitted for counter signatureto Tahashildar Bangalore East Taluk -Yet to be counter signed. FencingAfforestation works are in progress.




54 Devsandra kere Devsandra 31 16-8

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Existing buildingto be evicted. Fencing Afforestationworks are in progress.




55 Chikkabasavanapura kere Basavanapura 14 14-07

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing Under progress




Bellandur 65 23-33

Doddakannali 68 7 - 28

Kaigondanalli 36 30-16

57 Bhattralli kere Bhattralli 2 18-10

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. encroachment is by way ofslum. Fencing and Afforestation worksare in progress.




56 Sowl kere

Sketch Certified by the Tahashildar Bangalore East taluk, except Doddakanahalli sy no. 68. Fencing Afforestation works are in progress.



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

58 Sigehalli Sigehalli 32 31-13

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Fencing andAfforestation works are inprogress.Existing buildings in lake areato be evicted. Letter addressed to DC inthis reg.




59 Jimkenalli kere Varanasi 47 8 - 24

Sketch Certified by the TahashildarBangalore East taluk, Fencing andAfforestation works are in progress.Existing buildings in lake area to beevicted. Letter addressed to DC in thisreg.




60 Sitaram Palya Sonnenalli 33 23-37

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress. Encroachment ofland.




61 Pattandur Agrahara Pattandur Agrahara 124 16-35

Sketch submitted to TahashildarBangalore East taluk- Yet to be counter signed. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress. Partlyencroachment is removed.




Kasavanalli 50 21-30Haralur 32 33-18

63 Shilavantana kere White field 41 19-32Sketch counter signed by Tahashildar Bangalore east Taluk. Fencing done by ZP.


64 Nagareshwara-Nagenahalli Lake

Nagareshwara Nagenahalli 10 11 - 08 Yet to be survyed and fenced. Fencing 1 Years 87.00 ___

Kalkere 162 64-25

Rampura 22 3 - 04

Maragondanahalli 71 11 - 35

Huvineane 86 108-07

3 YearsComprehensive development



2624.0065 Kalkere Rampura kere

Sketch submitted to tahasildar forcertification. But not certified till now.Some portion of the lake area has beengranted to private people. The same hasbeen communicated to the Tahasildar,and requested to provide the correctedsketch. Fencing and Afforestationworks are in progress.

3 Years ___62 Kasavanalli Fenced by KFD Comprehensive development

766.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

66

Chennasandra-2 Banasawadi 211 47-38Fenced by KFD, portion of the lake isunder encroachment by Fire station andbuildings




67

Pattandur Agrahara Pattandur Agrahara 54 12 - 37 Major portion of the lake is underencroachment




68 Mahadevapura Mahadevapura 187 13-11 Major portion of the lake is underencroachment ___ ___ 111.00 ___

69 Dubasipalya Lake Valagerahalli 43 23-35 Survey Sketch Certified , Eviction ofEncrochment is under Progress,




Hemmigepura 25 7 - 25Varahasandra 9 9 - 0

Gollahalli 9 4 - 3370 Gattigere palya Lake Somapura 27 1 - 30 Checked ___ ___ 17.00 ___

71 Byappana palya kunte Vajarahalli 0036 36 2 - 31 Certified, Encrochment to be removed ___ ___ 102.00 ___

72 Chikkegowdana palya Lake Hemmigepura-0092 92 1 - 10 Checked, ___ ___ 14.00 ___

73 Halagevaderahalli Lake

Halagevaderahalli-0001 1 17-10 Fencing Existing, Comprehensive

development 2Years 200.00 ___

74 Byrasandra kere Byrasandra - 0056 56 15-11 Survey In Progress ___ ___ 200.00 ___

75 Gowdana Palya Lake Kadirenahalli-0033 33 9.30 Checked, Encrochment to be removed Comprehensive development 2 Years 200.00



76 Haralakunte Lake (Somasandrakere) Haralakunte-0051 51 16-29 Certified ___ ___ 200.00



3 Years ___70 H Gollahalli Lake Fencing and Afforestration work completed



Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

77 Mangammana Palya Lake Yelakunte-0019, 19 7 - 29 Skecth submitted for certification Comprehensive




Alahalli-0030, 30Gollahalli-0003 30,3









81 Basavanapura Lake Basavanapura -0014 14 7 - 34 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




82 Begur Lake Begur-0094 94 137-24 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




83 Chikkammanahalli Lake Kammanahalli-0022 22 5 - 19 Fencing & Afforestration work in





84 Chick begur LakeBegur-

0168,Singsandra - 0086

168,86 41-16 Certified. Yet to start Comprehensive




85 Devarakere Lake Bikasipura-0009 9 7 - 15 Cerified. Comprehensive development 3 Years 80.00



___ ___78 Anjanapura Lake / Alahalli

21-25 Certified ___ 350.00


Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

86 Nyanappanahalli Lake Begur-0344 344 6 - 07 Fencing & Afforestration work in





87 Gottigere Lake Gottigere-0071 71 37-13 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




88 Kalena Agrahara Lake Kalena Agrahara-0043 43 7 - 30 In Progress Comprehensive

development 3 Years 180.00After encroachment

is removed. Development work

89 Subbarayanakere Gottigere-0012 12 5 - 10 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




90 Subedeharanakere Begur-0048 48 6 - 05 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress




91 Subramanyapura Lake Uttarahalli-0064, 64 18-6 Skecth submitted for certification ___ ___ 260.00 ___

92 Swarnakunte gudda kere

Chandrashekarapura-0001 1 9 - 05 Fencing & Afforestration work in





93 Yellenhalli Lake Yelanahalli-0055 55 4 - 39 Fencing & Afforestration work inProgress





Village Sy.No



Acres-Guntas


Estimated Cost in

Lakhs Rs.

94 Chowdeshwari layout Lake

Beratana agrahara-0018 18 11 - 18 Fencing & Afforestration work in





95 Kammanahalli Lake (Meenakshi Lake) Kammanahalli-0038 38 18-37 Fencing & Afforestration work in





96 Annappahalli/ Yelachenahalli Lake

Yelachenahalli -06, Gopinayakanahalli-14 6,14 6 - 32 Fencing work in Progress ___ ___ 150.00 ___

97 Singasandra Lake Singasandra 99, 99 11 - 09 Fencing work in Progress Comprehensive development 3 Years 150.00



98Kalyani / Kunte ( Next to Sai Baba Temple)

Vasanthapura-021 21 1 - 08 Development & Afforestration work inProgress




Total funds required (funds are not sourced) Rs 262 Crore

Annexure-V Lakes under restoration by Bangalore Development Authority ( BDA)

Sl. No.

Name of lakes Village & Survey

No.

Extent Acres-Guntas

Year of restoration

Scheme under which development

is being taken up (KUDFC/INEP/NLCP

/ BDA Funds)

Components of restoration

Expenditure Incurred Rs

lakhs

1 Konasandra Hemmigepura Sy.No.16 Chudenapura Sy. No. 15

34-14 2009-10 BDA Funds Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

384

2 Rachenahalli

Rachenahalli Sy.No.69 Jakkur Sy.No.82 Dasarahalli Sy.No.61


720

3 Jakkur & Sampigehalli

Jakkur 19,16,17,23 Yelahanka 55 Sampigehalli 159


1,135

4 Ramsandra Kenchanapura-36 Kannenahalli-37 Ramasandra-159


1184

5 Madavara Madavara 64-0 2010-11 BDA Funds Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

550

6 Doddabidarakallu

Doddabidarakallu 2010-11 BDA Funds Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

425

Total amount spent Rs 43.98 crore

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Annexure-IV Restored Lakes in Bangalore City in the Custody of BDA

Sl. No.

Name of the Lake Villages & Survey No. Extent Acres-Guntas


Component of Restoration Expenditure Incurred Rs lakhs

1 Ullal Ullal Sy.No 93 24-00 2009-10 (12 Months)

Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

575

2 Kommaghatta Kommaghatta Sy. No.46

34.00 2009-10 (12 Months)

Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

415

3 Mallathahalli Mallathahalli 101 Gidadakonenahalli 6

71.00 2009-10 Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation Sewage treatment plant

620

4 Sompura

Sompura Sy. No.11

18.20 2009-10 Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

183

5 Kothnur Kothnur Sy. No.54

18-09 2009-10 Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

258

6 Talaghattapura Talaghattapura Sy.No.73

19-16 2009-10 Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

219

7 Venkateshpura Venkateshpura Sy no 12 Sampigehalli, Sy No 37

10.35 2009-10 Desilting, construction of wet land, Fencing removal of encroachment, revetment , afforestation

48.50

Total Expenditure Rs 23.18 crore

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Annexure -VI

Sl. No. Name of the Lake

Village & Survey No.

Extent Acres-Guntas Status

RestorationPlan Time Frame

1 Nalagadaranahalli Nalagadaranahalli, Sy. No.62

20 The lake is weed infested. The lake is sewage ridden.

Chain Link Fencing, Deweeding, Desilting/Dredging, Network improvement, Electrical works,

Landscaping, STP, Jogging Track Boat Jetties. 2011-2014

2 Amruthalli Amruthalli, Sy. No.115 25

The Lake is covered with weeds to such an extent that the water

surface is not visible at all. The lake is sewage ridden.



3 Chikkabasthi Chikkabasthi 6 The Lake is highly weed infested. Source of fishing.



4 Manganahalli Manganahalli, Sy. No.43

6 The lake is weed infested. The lake is sewage ridden.



5 Kenchanapura Kenchanapura 20It is located close to NICE road.

Suurounded by villages and agriculture farms.


Landscaping, STP, Jogging Track

2011-2014

6 Garvebhavi Palya Garvebhavi PalyaImpounding capacity to be

increased. Water quality to be improved

DPR under preparation2011-2014

7 Chunchanaghatta Chunchanaghatta 14A - 14GLake needs to be deweded. Water is

dark and opeque. Foaming is observed


8 Kaggadasanapura Kaggadasanapura 35A - 19G Lake to be deweded and Sewage needs to be avoided DPR under preparation

2011-2014

9 Singasandra Singasandra 7A - 20G Water is opaque in appearance. Boundary to be demarkated DPR under preparation

2011-2014

Action Plan for Lakes to be restored by BDA

52

Annexure -VI






10 B.Narayanapura B.Narayanapura 3A - 8G Lake to be deweded and Sewage needs to be avoided DPR under preparation

2011-2014

11 Doddanakundi Doddanakundi 111A - 37G Very little water impounded DPR under preparation2011-2014

12 Narasappanahalli Narasappanahalli 11A - 24GLake to be deweded Industrial waste and Sewage needs to be

avoidedDPR under preparation

2011-2014

13 Bheemanakuppe Bheemanakuppe Redging to increase capacity needs to be done. Water is clean DPR under preparation

2011-2014

14 Hosakere Hosakere 38A - 16GDeweding is required Sewage entry to be controlled. Water quality to be

improvedDPR under preparation

2011-2014

15 Chikkabettahalli ChikkabettahalliBoundry not defined. Impounding

capacity needs to be increased. Deweding needs to be done


16 Sulekere Sulekere 15A - 7G Very small quantity of Water impounded Boundry to be fixed DPR under preparation

2011-2014

17 Kannenahalli Kannenahalli 117A - 16G Very small quantity of Water impounded Boundry to be fixed DPR under preparation

2011-2014

18 B. Channasara Lake B. Channasara 3A - 8GCovered with weeds. Sewage entry

to be stop Storage capacity to be increased

DPR under preparation

2011-2014

19 Bellandur Bellandur 797A - 21GSewage entry needs to be

controlled. Heavy foaming observed. Covered with weeds


2011-2014

20 Varthur Varthur 411A - 21G

High concentration of organic pollution. Sewage entry to be

controlled Desilting needs to be done


2011-2014

53

Annexure -VI






21 Lingadheeranahalli Lingadheeranahalli, Sy. No. 13

5A - 22G Dry DPR under preparation2011-2014

22 Gubbalala Gubbalalu, Sy. No. 25 8A - 10G Polluted DPR under preparation2011-2014

23 Konankunte Konankunte, Sy. No. 2 19A - 18G Polluted, Weed Growth, Solid Waste Dumping, Encroached DPR under preparation

2011-2014

24 Hosakerehalli Hosakerehalli Lake, Sy. No. 15

59A - 26G Dry, Silted, Weed Growth, Weir Breached, Encroched DPR under preparation

2011-2014

25 Doddakallasandra Doddakallasandra, Sy. No.27

21A - 16G Polluted, Encroached DPR under preparation2011-2014

Alahalli - 0030, Sy. No. 30


Gollahalli-0003, Sy. No. 3


27 Byrasandra Jayanagar, Sy. No. 56 14A - 30 G Dry, Silted, Weed Growth, Weir Breached, Encroched DPR under preparation

2011-2014

28 Arakere Arakere, Sy. No. 34 37A - 21G Polluted, Weed Growth, Solid Waste Dumping, Encroached DPR under preparation

2011-2014

Hulimavu, 42 124A - 25G DPR under preparation2011-2014

Kafmmanahalli, 110 5A- 32G DPR under preparation2011-2014

30 Kembathalli Kembathalli, 3 5A - 16G Encroached DPR under preparation2011-2014

31 Vasanthapura Vasanthapura, 28 7A - 10G Polluted, Encroached, Solid Waste Dumping, Weed Growth DPR under preparation 2011-2014

Hulimavu29 Polluted, Encroached, Solid Waste Dumping, Weed Growth

26 Avalahalli 21A - 25G Polluted, Weed Growth

54

Annexure: VII

Extent

Acres-Guntas

1 Sheelavanthna Kere 41 of

Mahadevapura 19-32

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5years by M/s. Adrash Palm

Meadows Owners Association, Bangalore from 05.10.2005 to 05.09.2010 @ a cost of Rs.32.38

lakh

2 Kundalahalli lake5 of

Mahadevapura 30-20

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5years by M/s. Kalyani Developers, Bangalore from 4.2.2006 to 4.2.2011 @ a cost

of Rs.173 lakh

3 Mahadevapura lake7 of

Mahadevapura 26-23

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5years by M/s. Abhishek

Developers, Bangalore from 16.02.2006 to 15.02.2011 @ a cost of Rs.163 lakh

4 Chalkere lake8 of

Mahadevapura 27-9

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5 years by M/s. Royal Concord

Education Trust, Bangalore from 21.02.2006 to 20.02.2011 @ a cost of Rs.89.37 lakh

5Kelaginakere Bairansandra Lake

112 of Byrasandra 12-20

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5 years by M/s. Bagamane

Developers, Bangalore from 22.07.2005 to 21.07.2010 @ a cost of Rs.75.41 lakh

6 Bachekere lake33 of Kenchena

halli & 44 of Pattangere

4-30

Development under Adopt a Lake Policy scheme for 5 years by Sri. Raja Rajeshwari

Devasthana Trust, Bangalore from 19.02.2007 to 02.08.2012 @ a cost of Rs.25.117 lakh

7 Jaraganahalli

8

Nagavara Lake 58 of Nagawara & 12, 13 of Vishwanagenahalli

90-23 Development under NLCP Programme on 15 years lease basis by M/s. Lumbini Gardens, Bangalore from 27.11.2004 to 26.11.2019 @ a cost of Rs.710 lakh.

9

Vengaiahnakere 9 & 46 of K.R.Puram

64-35 Development under NLCP Programme on 15 years lease basis by M/s. Par-C, Bangalore from 23.05.2005 to 28.05.2020 @ a cost of Rs.174 lakh.

10

Hebbal Lake 38 of Hebbal & 37 of Kodigehalli

192-19 Development under NLCP Programme on 15 years lease basis by M/s. EIH Ltd., Bangalore from 19.05.2006 to 18.05.2021 @ a cost of Rs.1675 lakh.

11

Agaram Lake 11 of Agara 97-76 Development under NLCP Programme on 15 years lease basis by M/s. Biota Natural Systems (India) Pvt ltd., Hyderabad from 10.04.2007 to 09.04.2022 @ a cost of Rs.1363.16 lakh

Lake was developed under National lake Conservation Programme. Sewage entry is there. Deweeding and STP needs to be installed, if inflow of rainwater is inadequate. It is now

inclded in the action plan

In Good condition

In Good condition

In Good condition

The lease is terminated and the lessee got stay from Hon'ble High Court. After the case is decided, LDA will take up maintenance of the lake. As inflow is reduced STP needs to be installed, to let in the treated water. It is included in action Plan

Lake will be resumed back and maintained by LDA.

Lakes in the Custody of Lake Development Authority in Bangalore City

Sl.No Name of tha Lake Village & Survey

No Status Remarks

Lake is taken back and maintained by LDA.

Lakes are resumed back & maintained by LDA. In case Chalkere lake if will be resum

back process is on.

55

Annexure -VIII

Action Plan for lakes in the Custody of Karnataka Forest Department (KFD) 2011-13 Sl. No

Name of the Lake

Cost estimate

Proposed Restoration Remarks

1 Madiwala (K.R.Puram Range)

55.0 Lakhs

1. Deweeding, 2. Solar lighting , 3. Jogging path, 4. Purchase of Boats 5. Other public amenities

STP (BWSSB) not functioning storm water drain diverted/blocked due to change in land use road formation recently removal of weeds (eichornia) has been taken up

2 Puttenahalli (Yelahanka Range)

100 lakh 1.Bund strengthing, 2. Inlet & Outlet, 3.Diversion Channel, 4. Desilting, 5. Other public Ammenities

lake in cess pool of sewage water rich in avian Bio-diversity. Recently sewage diverted to yelahanka tertiary treatment plant (STP),but treated water not discharged back to the lake. Restoration should be in phased manner so as to protect existing habitat of birds

3

J.B.Kaval Tank ( Bangalore Range)

20.00 Lakhs

1. Bund strengthing, 2. Pitching round the wasteweir, 3. Creation of island, 4. Desiltting 5.Catchment area treatment

Lake situated inside Forest area

4 Mylsandra (Kaggalipura Range)

85.00 lakhs

1.Bund strengthing, 2. Desilting, 3.Planting 4.Fencing

Planting Indigenous species, fencing.

5 Hennur (K.R.Puram Range)

45.00 lakhs

1. Planting 2. Jogging path, 3. Fencing repairs 4. Seating benches, paragola repair, Dustbins

Proposed to plant Indigenous species create working path, seating etc.

TOTAL Rs 3.05Crore

Crores

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Sl. No. Lakes Name Hobli Village

Lake Serial

No.

Survey No.

Extent of

Water Spread Area

Atchkat (in

Hect.)

Custodian Status of the lake

1 Budakankuntekere Begur Mailasandra 246 99 2.02 2.83 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) In one corner of the lake bund is damaged.b) at present the lake is dry.c) encroachment in about 10 guntas for agriculture.

2 Haruvankere Begur Doddathogur 140 5.26 113.30 ZP, B'lore Urban Di

Status to be verified

3 Kodiarekere Begur Doddathogur 141 21.46 34.42 ZP, B'lore Urban


4 Govindashettykere Begur Konappagrahara 262 51 3.23 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir not in good condition.b) encroachment in about 8 acres & slum has come up in this area. Sewage water enters from the slums to the lakec) garbage is being dumped daily in the lake by BBMP. d) lake is polluted & filled with weeds

5 Uramundinakere Begur Vittasandra 245 77 7.69 13.77 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 2 acres for agriculture.b) water filled with weeds. No pollution.c) requires survey.

6 Chowthaya Gendekere Begur Mylasandra 251 6.07 14.98 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1/2 acre for agriculture.c) no sewage water entry.d) requires survey.

7 Govindashettypalya Tank

Begur Govindashettypalya 614 1.62 24.80 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


Annexure -IX List of Zilla panchayat ( Bangalore Urban District) lakes in Bangalore City

Bangalore South Taluk

Page 57


Lake Serial

No.

Survey No.

Extent of

Water Spread Area

Atchkat (in

Hect.)



8 Doddakere Begur Mylasandra 723 15 14.98 34.42 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 3 acres for agriculture.b) water filled with weeds.c) no sewage water entry.d) requries survey.

9 Chinnainakunte Begur Mailasandra 247 0.40 0.16 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


10 Sulekunte Begur Mylasandra 248 23 3.64 2.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachnment in about 1 acre for agriculture.b) waste weir is closed & lake filled with weeds.c) sand filtering is going on around the lake area.d) no sewage water entry.

11 Uramundinakere Begur Mailasandra 249 2.43 2.43 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir is closed.d) sewage water is entering the lake from the village.c) encroahment in about 1 acre for agriculture.

12 Hosakere Begur Mailasandra 250 36 1.62 3.24 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 2 acres for agriculture.b) filtering is going on around the lake area.c) no sewage entry.d) lake infested with weeds.e) needs survey.

13 Padrishebarakere Begur Bilekanhalli 265 1.62 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

14 Hosakunte Begur Bettadasanapura 105 0.40 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 10 guntas for agriculture.b) Muslims cemetry in lake area & needs survey.

15 Bendekere Begur Bettadasanapura 106 1.21 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir not in good condition.b) no pollution & encroahment.

16 Govindappankunte Begur Bettadasanapura 107 0.40 0.40 ZP, B'lore Urban


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Lake Serial

No.

Survey No.

Extent of

Water Spread Area

Atchkat (in

Hect.)



17 Hajmarakunte Begur Bettadasanapura 108 0.40 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) no encroachment & pollution.b) requires deepening.

18 Honkejikunte Begur Bettadasanapura 243 0.40 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


19 Ganigankunte Begur Bettadasanapura 244 0.40 0.40 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist

a) encroachment in about quarter area for agriculture.b) filled with weeds & no pollution

20 Doddakere Kengeri Ramohalli 647 148 26.73 39.78 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 3 acres for agriculture.b) partly covered with weeds.c) needs survey.

21 Dasapankere Kengeri Bhimankuppe 650 30, 145 1.62 8.91 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) no sewage entry. Weeds covered. Waste weir in good condition & no encroachments.

22 Kenchanapura Tank Kengeri Kenchanapura 661 10 7.28 11.34 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) no sewage entry.b) encroament in about 5 acres for agriculture.c) waste weir in good condition.

23 Hirikere Kengeri Ramasandra 666 46 54.27 29.98 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) BDA developing the lake.

24 Komaghatta Tank Kengeri Kommaghatta 669 3 14.16 14.16 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) Lake is in good condition, BDA has developed the lake in 2010.

25 Bhairasandrakere Kengeri Agara 734 76, 102, 4.85 12.14 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 11/2 acres for agriculture.b) no sewage entry. Lake covered with weeds.

26 Chikere Kengeri Ramasandra 666A 6 3.00 29.94 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 3 acres for NICE roadb) waste weir in good condition.c) lake covered with weeds.d) survey required.

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Lake Serial

No.

Survey No.

Extent of

Water Spread Area

Atchkat (in

Hect.)



27 Mowjekere Kengeri Kanimaniki 636 28 3.24 0.81 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) Revenue Dept., has fenced the lake during 2010-11 by removing the encorachment.c) no pollution.

28 Gadekere Kengeri Kumbalgod 649 116 5.26 3.64 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1 acre for agriculture.c) no pollution.d) requires survey.

29 Hosakere Kengeri Maragondanahalli 652 12 1.21 1.61 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no pollution.c) encroachment in about 1 acre for agriculture.d) survey required

30 Gaudankere Kengeri Margondanahalli 655 45 3.24 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no pollution & partly filled with weeds.c) encroachment in about half acre for agriculture & Layouts have been formed around the lake.

31 Veerannakere Kengeri Devagere 732 73 0.67 2.43 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir not in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1 acre for agriculture.c) no pollution & requires survey.

32 Dyavarakere Kengeri Sulikunte 205 5.26 10.53 ZP, B'lore Urban Di


33 Votikere Kengeri Sulikunte 206 8.91 8.50 ZP, B'lore Urban


34 Hosakere Kengeri Bhimankuppe 660 6.88 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 5 acres for agricultureb) no pollution and waste weir in good condition.c) requires survey.

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Lake Serial

No.

Survey No.

Extent of

Water Spread Area

Atchkat (in

Hect.)



35 Hemmigepura Tank Kengeri Hemmigepura 725 5.26 9.72 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


36 Hemmagipur Tank Kengeri Kengere Gollahalli 727 4.86 7.70 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


37 Ramappanakere Kengeri Ramohalli 646 44 5.66 4.04 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no encroachments & pollution.c) no water.

38 Veerannakere Kengeri Somapura 726 11 6.88 3.24 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Lake in good condition & being developed by BDA.

39 K. Gollahalli Tank Kengeri K. Gollahalli 728 5.27 1.22 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


40 Chinnakurchi Tank Kengeri Chinnakurchi 738 50 1.47 2.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no pollution and encroachment.c) requires survey.

41 Hoskere Kengeri Kanimaniki 637 15 3.24 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 11/2 acres for agriculture.c) no pollution.

42 Kallappankatte Kengeri Ramohalli 651 50 1.62 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroachment in about 2 acres for agriculture.b) waste weir in good condition.c) no pollution & requires survey.

43 Chikkelur Tank Tavarekere Chikkelur 648 23 4.86 8.09 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no pollution and encroachment but filled with water weeds.c) requires survey.

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44 Maklikate Tavarekere Yellachaguppe 654 39 2.42 4.85 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) no sewage entry into the lake.b) 90% of the lake area appears to have been encroached for formation of layouts. At present lake area is in about only 1 acre and needs survey.

45 Shamannnakere Tavarekere Yellachaguppe 659 60 6.88 12.55 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) sewage entry into the lake from the village & garbage dumping is taking place and the lake is polluted.c) Govt., has constructed a market for the farmers in lake area in about 2 acres & needs survey.

46 Bhiregaudanpurkatte Tavarekere Yelachakuppe 658 16 2.43 2.83 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1acre for agriculture.c) no pollution.d) requires survey.

47 Venkadasappa Tavarekere Basavapura 2141A 9.34 46.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


48 Naganakere Tavarekere Channenahalli 531 33 3.23 6.09 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 2 acres for agriculture.c) no pollution.d) requires survey.

49 Hosakere Tavarekere Kollur 639 76 9.72 11.74 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 4 acres for agriculture.c) no pollution.Lake is covered with water weeds.d) requires survey.

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50 Gowdanakere Tavarekere Kollur 638 97 3.64 0.81 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste wier in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1 acre for agriculture.c) no pollution. Lake is covered with full of water weeds.d) requires survey.

51 Ketho Narasimapura kere

Tavarekere Ketho Narasimhapura

640 8 1.21 1.21 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no encroachment and pollution.c) requires survey.

52 Chikkanakere Tavarekere Keethohalli 641 28 2.02 4.04 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) About 1/2 acre encroached for formation of layout.c) no pollution and survey required.

53 Magokere Tavarekere Kethohalli 642 6 0.81 0.40 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) encroachment in about 1/2 acre for agriculture.c) no pollution. Lake is covered partly with water weeds.d) requires survey.

54 Shatrakatte Tavarekere Kethohalli 643 1.62 2.83 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no pollution and encroachment.c) requires survey.

55 Nimbekaipura Tank Bidarahalli Nimbekaipura 83 42 17 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Encroached on one side (on the west side)b) waste weir is in good condition.c) no pollution. d) required survey.

56 Chikkagubbi Tank Bidarahalli Chikkagubbi 93 9 13.5 21.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good conditionb) no pollution.c) waste weir & bund is in good conditiond) encroahed the lake area for agriculture & needs survey.e) acacia plants grown in the lake.

Bangalore East Taluk

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57 Valleneerkere Bidarahalli Kaikere 336 549 8.00 24.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) BBMP has surveyed and fenced & plantation done all round the lake.b) lake water fully polluted.c) waste weir & bund is in good condition.

58 Cheemasandra Tank Bidarahalli Cheemasandra 393 34 13.36 7.29 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir damaged and bund is in good conditionb) encroached the lake area for agriculture.c) no pollution.d) requires survey.

59 Chikkagenahalli Bidarahalli Bidare Agrahara 396 40 8.09 7.69 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir is in good condition.b) no pollution.Weeds partly filled in the lake.c) encroached the lake area for agriculture.d) survey required.

60 Mulikere Bidarahalli Kannamangala 398 31 7.28 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroached the lake area for agriculture.b) weeds filled in the lake.c) waste weir is damaged. Bund is in good condtion.d) no pollution & survey required.

61 Byappanahalli Tank Bidarahalli Byappanahalli 391 61 20.25 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir damaged. Bund is in good condition.b) BBMP is dumping garbage in the lake area.c) sewage water entering into the lake from the village.

62 Kathamanallur Tank Bidarahalli Kathamnallur 400 56 5.67 3.65 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir closed. Bund is in good condition.b) lake encroached to construct the lorry stand & required survey.c) no pollution.

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63 Kannur Tank Bidarahalli Kannur 385 35 25.92 16.19 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) No pollution. b) waste weir and bund is in good condition.c) encroached the lake area for agricultured) survey required

64 Chikkabanahalli Tank Bidarahalli Chikkabanahalli 397 11 8.00 23.89 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) encroached the lake area for agriculture.b) weeds filled in the lake.c) waste weir is in good condition. d) sewage water entering the lake from villagee) survey required.

65 Subbasettykere Bidarahalli Kunnadaspur 399 2.43 1.22 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Bund is in good condition.b) survey required.

66 Mullur Varthur(BBMP)

Mullur 208 51 15.39 11.34 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) lake partly filled with weeds.c) no encroachments and developed by BBMP with fencing.d) sewage water entering into lake from village.

67 Bhoganahalli Varthur (BBMP)

Bhoganahalli 213 21 4.86 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) no encroachments and developed by BBMP with fencing.c) no pollution.

68 BhoganahalliKelaginakere

Varthur (BBMP)

Bhoganahalli 214 39 4.86 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Lake bund in good condition. Waste weir is closed.b) no water in the lake.c) encroachment by private party and needs survey.

69 Uramundinakere Varthur (BBMP)

Panathur 215 38 10.12 6.88 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) waste weir in good condition.b) sewage water entering into the lake from village.c) BBMP fencing the lake.

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70 Haralakere Varthur (BBMP)

Doddakannahally 217 109 7.69 7.29 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) BBMP has fenced the lake.b) no pollution.Waste weir in good condition

71 Mowjekere Varthur (BBMP)

Hodasiddapura 218 14 6.07 8.09 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) BBMP has done survey the lake fencing to be done.b) BBMP has done plantation in the lake.c) no pollution. Encroachment yet to be cleared.

72 Junnasandra Varthur (BBMP)

Junnasandra 220 32 4.86 8.50 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Waste weir damaged. b) Lake area is covered by weeds.

73 Sonnenehalli Varthur (BBMP)

Sonnenehalli 321 33 4.05 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Lake filled with weeds.b) Waste weir damaged.c) encroched by private parties. BBMP has surveyed and fenced on two sides of the lake. Since dispute is their the other two sides are left as it.d) sewage water entering into the lake from the near by layouts.

74 Varthur Varthur (BBMP)

Varthur 536 2.04 2.06 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) BBMP has fenced the lake and done plantation all round the lake.b) Lake fully polluted. Two Waste weir in good condition.

75 Palyadakere Varthur (BBMP)

Panathur 212 48 2.83 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) BBMP has surveyed and yet to be fenced.b) No pollution. Waste weir not in good condition.

76 Channashettikere Varthur (BBMP)

Haralakunte 234 8.10 3.24 ZP, B'lore Urban


77 Harokyathanahalli Tank Dasanapura Harokyathanahalli 279 136 7.69 10.52 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less water with polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good

Bangalore North Taluk

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78 Dasanpura Tank Dasanapura Dasanapura 284 18, 49 19.03 29.16 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less water with polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good

79 Tolikatte Dasanapura Kuduregere 511 100 8.00 10.11 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fencedb) Bund & waste weir are in good condition

80 Venkatappanakere Dasanapura Hanumathasagar 512 10 2.43 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fencedb) Bund & waste weir are in good condition

81 Madavara Tank Dasanapura Madavara 516 48 28.32 38.45 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) This work is tendered, polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good.

82 Byandahalli Tank Dasanapura Byandahalli 527 2 4.05 8.10 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Polluted, not fenced.b) Bund & waste weir are in good condition.

83 Lakkenahalli Tank Dasanapura Lakkenahalli 266 5 3.24 15.79 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a)Less polluted, not fenced.b) Bund & waste weir are in good condition.

84 Heggadadevanapura Tank

Dasanapura Heggadadevana pura 290 99 8.10 13.77 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Polluted, not fenced.b) Bund & waste weir are in good condition.

85 Tarabanehalli Tank Dasanapura Tarabanehalli 322 - 23.41 33.33 ZP, B'lore Urban


86 Lakshmipura Tank Dasanapura Lashmipura 504 23 4.04 6.07 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


87 Gantiganahalli Tank Dasanapura Gangondanahalli 523 41 15.28 36.09 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


88 Lakkenahalli Tank Dasanapura Lakkenahalli 524 28 5.66 11.33 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good

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89 Machohalli Chikkere Tank

Dasanapura Machohalli Chikkere 525 39 12.95 21.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good

90 Doddakere Dasanapura Machohalli 526 - 20.25 34.01 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


91 Guddadahalli Tank Hesaraghatta Guddadahalli 300 13, 34 2.43 6.47 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


92 Bilejaji Tank Hesaraghatta Bilejaji 301 40 14.98 14.98 ZP, B'lore Urban

Less polluted, not fenced, bund & waste weir are good

93 Jodiramaswamykere Hesaraghatta Itgalpura 476 38, 65 8.09 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Di


94 Mavalipura Tank Hesaraghatta Mavalipura 486116, 127 6.88 4.85 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


95 Kadakere Hesaraghatta Bylakere 487 16 6.88 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fencedb) bund & waste weir are in good condition.

96 Ooramundinakere Hesaraghatta Bylakere 488 16, 147 7.29 8.10 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


97 Shivakote Tank Hesaraghatta Shivakote 490 37 31.59 30.78 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fencedb) bund & waste weir are in good condition.

98 Devanakere Hesaraghatta Kasaghatapura 492 19 4.04 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


99 Mallikere Hesaraghatta Hurulichikkana halli 493, 88, 122 9.31 12.45 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) No lake in Hurulichikkanahalli & this lake is adjioing to Sowdenahall.i

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100 Kumbarahalli Tank Hesaraghatta Kumbarahalli 495 61 14.17 23.77 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced.b) bund is good & waste weir not good

101 Talekere Hesaraghatta Guniagrahara 502 16 4.04 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced.b) bund is good & waste weir not good

102 Kodagikere Hesaraghatta Guniagrahalli 503 15, 87 13.76 20.23 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fenced.b) bund is good & waste weir not good

103 Linganahalli Tank Hesaraghatta Linganahalli 480 47, 61 7.28 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


104 Tubinakere Hesaraghatta Kalathamanahalli 499 25 5.26 3.64 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced.b) bund & waste weir are good

105 Uramundinakere Hesaraghatta Ganiagrahara 500 16 5.66 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


106 Thimasandra Tank Jala Thimasandra 366 154, 27 31.18 19.43 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) No water, not fenced.b) bund & waste weir are in good condition.

107 Bellahalli Tank Jala Bellahalli 384 68 3.24 21.06 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) No lake in Bellahalli & this lake is adjioing to Jala lake.

108 Chagalahatti Tank Jala Chagalahatti 731 83 22.22 21.82 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced.b) Bund & waste weir are in good condition.

109 Dasanayakanahalli Tank Jala Dasanayakanhalli 738 33, 76 9.12 6.42 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fenced.b) bund & waste weir are in good condition.

110 Bettahalasoor Tank Jala Bettahalasoor 746 51, 101 9.92 20.23 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


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111 Hunasemaranahalli Tank Jala Hunasemaranahalli 747 73, 185 6.74 15.87 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fenced, b) bund is good & waste weir is damaged by NH authorites.

112 Sathanur Jala Srinavasapur 743 2 5.95 9.92 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Development works are taken up by BBMP

113 Thirumenahalli Tank Jala Thirumenahalli 376 4.05 6.48 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Details are not available in LDA

114 Sathanur Tank Jala Sathanur 741 31 7.53 11.11 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, fencing work in progress, bund & waste weir are good

115 Mowjekere Jala Marenahalli 272 8.91 13.76 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Less polluted, not fenced.b) Bund & waste weir are in good condition.

116 Sannakere Yelahanka Ramagondana halli 359 39, 52 15.78 8.50 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


117 Honnenahalli Tank Yelahanka Honnenahalli 364 12, 82 1.21 8.09 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


118 Gramadakere Yelahanka Horohalli 369 91 31.97 27.51 ZP, B'lore Urban Di

a) Development of works under progress

119 Sorekaikere Yelahanka Mylappanahalli 484 31 5.66 12.15 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) Not polluted, not fenced.b) bund & waste weir are good in conditon.

120 Ooramundinakere Yelahanka Mylappanahalli 485 91 8.50 15.79 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


121 Kodagikere Yelahanka Veerasagara 358 1 8.38 15.92 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


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122 Kodikere Yelahanka Avalahalli 362 11 5.66 15.37 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


123 Rastekere Yelahanka Avalahalli 363 5.26 6.88 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


124 Gantiganahalli Tank Yelahanka Gantiganahalli 371 13 30.61 33.99 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


125 Aralikunte Yelahanka Madappanahalli 478A 8.50 0.00 ZP, B'lore Urban


126 Lingadeerahalli Tank Yelahanka Lingadeerahalli 522 2, 4 2.11 11.19 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


127 Kannahalli Tank Yelahanka Kannahalli 665 5, 37 28.35 31.18 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


128 Hosakere Yelahanka Vaderahalli 497 8 3.24 2.83 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


129 Venkatappanakere Yelahanka Kodigehalli 663 6, 78, 19 4.86 3.24 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

130 Seegehalli Tank Yelahanka Seegehalli 662 79 11.37 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


131 Subbannakere Yelahanka Kodigehalli 664 - 0.64 8.50 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


132 Ullalu Tank Yelahanka Ullalu 670 93 4.05 14.58 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

a) This lake is adjoining to Mallathahalli lake, less polluted, fenced, bund & waste weir are good.

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133 Manganahalli Tank Yelahanka Manganahalli 667 43, 48 0.63 0.39 ZP, B'lore Urban

a) This lake is been developed by NICE.

134 Adiganakere Jigani Mantapa 91 26 3.65 8.50 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake filled with weeds.

135 Laxmipura Tank Jigani Laxmipura 93 102 6.88 17.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted(b) Not fenced(c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

136 Kodagikere Jigani Sakalavara 97 68 9.31 6.07 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

137 Mattadakere Jigani Hullahalli 103 54 13.77 24.28 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

138 Hosakere Jigani Bingpura S 109 214 10.12 30.36 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


139 Uramundinakere Jigani Nanjapura 113 10, 27 7.29 12.96 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


140 Uramundinakere Jigani Vabasandra 116 24 2.60 5.26 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir is good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

Anekal Taluk

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141 Hosakere Jigani Maragondanahalli 124 42, 110 10.12 15.79 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition(d) Lake filled with weeds

142 Hosakere Jigani Begihalli 89A 20 0.21 17.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition(d) Lake partly filled with weeds

143 Kodagikere Jigani Butanahalli 778 32 13.77 36.03 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition(d) Lake partly filled with weeds (e) Temple is constructed in lake area

144 Bilwardahalli Pick-up Jigani Bilwardahalli 25 4.04 6.07 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


145 Uramundinakere Jigani Kalkere 92 6 1.62 3.64 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

146 Varadanakunte Jigani Hulimangala 110 22 1.62 3.64 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


147 Kempanayanakere Jigani Banneraghatta 777 169 2.02 4.04 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake filled with weeds.

148 Kariyappanahalli Jigani Banneraghatta 90 9.75 16.19 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake filled with weeds.

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149 Uramundinakere Jigani Mantapa 94 116 17.41 29.15 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.(e) Fishing activites are taken up.

150 Hongekere Jigani Hullahalli 99 223 0.81 4.86 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

151 Begihalli Tank Jigani Begihalli 89 52 4.05 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


152 Bandekere Jigani Vaderahalli 96 45 1.62 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake filled with weeds.

153 Settikere Jigani Hulhalli 98 198 3.24 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


154 Doddathubukere Jigani Hulhalli 100 4.86 0.81 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

155 Chickathubukere Jigani Hulhalli 101 0.81 2.02 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

156 Damarasanakunte Jigani Hulhalli 102 42 1.21 2.43 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

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157 Kondladakere Jigani Hulimangala 111 145 1.62 3.24 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


158 Gavikere Jigani Vabasandra 115 0.40 0.40 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


159 Venkatappanakere Jigani Bilwadahalli 774 25 4.04 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


160 Ramegowdanakere Jigani Gollahalli 776 20 2.43 4.04 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake filled with weeds.

161 Kumbaranakunte Jigani Banneraghatta 783 1.62 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


162 Bangipura Tank Jigani Bangipura 854 1.62 1.62 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

163 Hosakere Sarjapura Gulimangala 136 22 18.63 26.32 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


164 Hosakere Sarjapura Gottamaranahalli 137 13 15.79 17.00 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


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165 Rayasandra Tank Sarjapura Rayasandra 143 33 33.61 27.54 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Less polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

166 Chokkasandra Tank Sarjapura Chokkasandra 146 20 6.48 12.14 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


167 Horohalli Tank Sarjapura Horohalli 147 24, 51 5.26 6.47 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted(b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are bad condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.

168 Hosahalli Tank Sarjapura Hosahalli 156 79, 16 7.29 9.31 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


169 Kodagikere Sarjapura Dommasandra 177 66 15.79 15.39 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


170 Parasetty Basammanakere

Sarjapura Thigalachowdadenahalli 179 14 13.36 6.67 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


171 Thippasandra Sarjapura Halasahalli 199 38 12.55 6.88 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.

(a) Not polluted (b) Not fenced (c) Bund & Waste weir are good condition (d) Lake partly filled with weeds.(e) Bore well is in the tank

172 Heggondanahalli Tank Sarjapura Heggondanahalli 202 17, 47 8.91 9.72 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


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173 Choodasandra Tank Sarjapura Choodasandra 219 45 8.10 8.10 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


174 Hosakere Sarjapura Chikkanagamangala 135 32, 28 5.26 2.83 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


175 Avalahalli Tank Sarjapura Avalahalli 145 21 4.45 2.43 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


176 Kaggalipura Tank Sarjapura Kaggalipura 149 44 5.67 4.05 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


177 Ramanayakanahalli Sarjapura Ramanayakanahalli 197 27, 38 4.86 3.64 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


178 Kodagikere Sarjapura Kattriguppe 198 11.34 17.01 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


179 Huskurkunte Sarjapura Huskur 138 0.40 0.40 ZP, B'lore Urban Dist.


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Sl.No. Name of Lake Taluk

Water Spread Area

Extent of Encroach

ment( in

hectare)

Extent of eviction

of encroach

ment(in

hectare)

Command area

Physical status of the lake Action

1 Chikkanahalli Bangalore East 78.97 3.01 3.01 47.16 In good Condition

2 Kodatikere Bangalore East 88.20 1.82 1.82 50.89 In good Condition

3 Rampura kere Bangalore East 42.00 0.00 0.00 145.80 In good Condition

4 Doddagubbi kere

Bangalore East 33.00 5.46 0.00 60.75 In good Condition

5 Bidarahalli kere

Bangalore East 29.00 1.16 1.16 50.06 In good Condition

6 Yellemallappashetty kere

Bangalore East 46.00 7.01 Nil 176.98 In good Condition

7 Margondanahalli kere

Bangalore South 56.80 Nil -- 193.59 In good Condition

8 Bhimanakuppekere

Bangalore South 39.60 1.42 -- 100.25 In good Condition

9 Vaderahalli kere

Bangalore South 42.96 0.44 -- 525.28 In good Condition

10 Agara kere Bangalore South 23.50 1.33 -- 78.97 In good Condition

11 Sakalavara Bujangadasanakere

Anekal 25.49 Nil Nil 48.80 In good Condition

12 Bidara Amanikere

Anekal 40.06 2.28 -- 51.60 In good Condition

13 Hulimangala Doddakere


14 Hoskuru kere Anekal 39.66 2.67 -- 52.80 In good Condition

15 Ghattahalli Bommanakere


16 Singena Agrahara kere


17 Alluru kere Bangalore North 38.55 0.57 0.57 62.48 In good Condition

18 Singanayakanahalli kere

Bangalore North 105.85 Nil Nil 74.12 In good Condition

869.61 33.9 6.56

AKES IN THE CUSTODY OF MINOR IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT IN BANGALORE CITY (BDA AREA

Survey, eviction of

encroachment, Fencing

TOTAL

Source: Minor Irrigation Department

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Ac Gu1 Bangalore South Kengeri Pantharapalya 59 2 1 Govt kere Revenue Govt kere 2 Bangalore South Kengeri Halagevaderahalli 124 22 34 Govt Kere BBMP Govt Kere 3 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Gubbalalu 8 4 15 Govt Kere Revenue Govt Kere 4 Bangalore South Beguru Beguru 334 1 1 Govt kere Revenue Govt kere

5 Bangalore South Beguru Konappana Agrahara (Doddanagamangala) Konappana Agrahara 51 28 10 Govt Kere KAIDB Govt Kere

6 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Thippasandra 11 2 32 Govt kere Revenue Govt kere 7 Bangalore South Beguru Chandrashekarapura 4 3 16 Govt kere Revenue Govt kere 8 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Byrasandra Thavare kere 41 9 36 Govt. Lake BBMP Govt. Lake

9 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Ittamadu-17, Chikkalasandra -83 Ittamadu Lake 17,83 10.00 23.00 Govt. Lake BBMP Govt. Lake

10 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Chikkalasandra-76 Chikkalasandra Lake 76 12 26 Govt. Lake BBMP Govt. Lake

11 Bangalore South Beguru-3 Bellakkanahalli 167 56 37 Govt. Lake (Lingannana kere) BDA Govt. Lake (Lingannana kere)

12 Bangalore East Bidarahalli Medahalli Medahalli 63 91 35 Govt Lake BBMP

Govt Lake (Part of Yelamalappa cheety kere and other survery no

Kurada Sonnenahalli -2, 31 ac, 20 g, veerenahalli -29 132 av 6gu and

Hirandahalli-95 170 ac, 16 gunts)

13 B.North Byatagunte palya Byatagunte palya kere 14 5.00 9.00

Survey not completed sinceTippanys are not available,Encroached by BDA, SWDand private people.

Survey not completed sinceTippanys are not available,Encroached by BDA, SWD andprivate people.

Hennur

53 58 30

Acquired by BDA as perRTC. Area under ForestDept.and converted to Treepark

Acquired by BDA as per RTC. Areaunder Forest Dept.and converted toTree park

Nagavar 13 14 11 Acquired by BDA as per RTC. Acquired by BDA as per RTC.

15 B.North Kadugondanahalli Kaduagondanahalli lake 24 25.00 0.00

Completley covered byAmbedkar Medical College.As per RTC lake is grantedto Ananda Social andEducational Trust (Reg.)Bangalore.

Completley covered by AmbedkarMedical College. As per RTC lakeis granted to Ananda Social andEducational Trust (Reg.) Bangalore.

16

B.North

Lingarajpura Lingarajpura-1

49 15 20

Completely converted inKarnataka Housing Boardcolony and Govt. school.Acquired by BDA

Completely converted in KarnatakaHousing Board colony and Govt.school. Acquired by BDA

17 B.North (Additional) Medi Agrahara Medi Agrahara 33 13.00 15.00 Survey in progress Survey in progress

18B.North

Ramachandrapura Ramachandrapura28 2 1

Completely filled andencroached, BBMPConstructed Public Toilets.

Completely filled and encroached,BBMP Constructed Public Toilets.

14

B.North

Hennur lake

Annexure -XI List of Additional tanks/kuntes for verification in BBMP area

Sl No Taluk Hobli Village Tank name Sy. No.Area in Acres as

per RTC Remarks are as per RTC Custodian Remarks

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19 Doddabidarakallu Doddabidarakallu 98 2 39 Govt. lake Govt. lake

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1 Bangalore South Kengeri Halagevaderahalli 138 1 23 In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Katte Revenue In RTC it is mentioned as Govt

Katte2 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Gollahalli 34 7 18 Govt Vaddara Kunte Revenue Govt Vaddara Kunte 3 Bangalore South Beguru Beratena Agrahara 43 4 21 Katte KIADB Revenue Katte KIADB

4 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Konappana Agrahara(Doddatuguru) 91 3 10 In RTC it is mentioned as

Govt lake, katte and Kaluve Revenue In RTC it is mentioned as Govt lake, katte and Kaluve

5 Bangalore South Uttarahalli-2 Vajarahalli 58 0 32 Govt Katte Revenue Govt Katte6 Bangalore South Uttarahalli-2 Vajarahalli 36 2 31 Govt Karabu kunte Revenue Govt Karabu kunte 7 Bangalore South Uttarahalli-2 Vajarahalli 14 1 0 Dashi kunte Revenue Dashi kunte8 Bangalore South Thavare Kere Cholanayakana halli 38 2 17 Govt. Kunte Revenue Govt. Kunte9 Bangalore South Beguru-1 Agara 103 0 37 Karabhu kunte BDA Karabhu kunte 10 Bangalore East Varthur Bhoganahalli 39 1 22 Kunte BBMP Kunte11 Bangalore East Varthur Gunjur 209 34 Chinnappanahalli kunte BBMP Chinnappanahalli kunte12 Bangalore East Bidarahalli kumbena Agrahara 24 1 18 Kharab khunte Kharab khunte13 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Doddanekundi 145 22 Karabu kunte BDA Karabu kunte14 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Kundalahalli 17 30 Govt Karab katte LDA Govt Karab katte15 Bangalore East Bidarahalli Bilishivale 130 1 29 Govt hallukunte Govt hallukunte

16 B.North (Additional) Ananthapura Ananthapura Kunte 12 0 39 To be surveyed To be surveyed

17B. North Bydarahalli Bydarahalli 95

RTC not available, Tankarea converted in to BusStand

RTC not available, Tank areaconverted in to Bus Stand

18 B.North (Additional) Chickkabettahalli Chikkabettahalli Kunte 17 2 13

Allotted toSinganayakanahalli Rithasahakara sangh & others.

Allotted to SinganayakanahalliRitha sahakara sangh & others.

19B. North

Dandu UpparahalliDandu Upparahalli 2

Miller tank ,Completeleyfilled and builted, RTC notavailable

Miller tank ,Completeley filled andbuilted, RTC not available

20

B.North Devara jeebnahalli Devara Jeebnahalli 22 14 13

9 Ac. 23 Gu. Handed over toBDA vide Tahasildar No.LND/CR/228-88-89 dt.17-10-88.

9 Ac. 23 Gu. Handed over to BDAvide Tahasildar No. LND/CR/228-88-89 dt.17-10-88.

21 B.North (Additional) Doddabettahalli Doddabettahalli kunte 33 0 21 To be surveyed To be surveyed

22 B.North Doddagunnte Doddagunte-1 100 RTC not available RTC not available23 B.North Doddagunnte Doddagunte-2 196 RTC not available RTC not available

24

B.North

Geddalahalli Geddalahalli-2

41 1 20

12 Gu. Granted to DDPIGovt. Primary model school,and 10 Gu, to Sri P.R.Sathis s/o P.Rangaraju

12 Gu. Granted to DDPI Govt.Primary model school, and 10 Gu,to Sri P.R. Sathis s/o P.Rangaraju

25 B.North Giddadakonehalli Giddadakonehalli 26 1 9 To be surveyed To be surveyed26 B.North Malagala Malagal katte 20 1 26 To be surveyed To be surveyed27 B.North Medarahalli Medarahalli 26 1 32 To be surveyed To be surveyed

II. LIST OF ADDITIONAL KUNTES IN BBMP AREA TO BE GROUND VERIFIED

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28 B.North Nagashettyhalli Nagashettyhalli kunte-1 70 1 12 Granted to BDA Granted to BDA29 B.North Nagashettyhalli Nagashettyhalli kunte-2 10 2 13 Granted to BDA Granted to BDA

30 B.North (Additional) Thindulu Thindulu Kunte-1 27 1 12 To be surveyed To be surveyed

31 B.North (Additional) Thindulu Thindulu Kunte-2 38 0 17 To be surveyed To be surveyed

32 Laggere -1 140lake Exists in Village Map

but RTC not exists in Bhoomi Website

lake Exists in Village Map but RTC not exists in Bhoomi Website

33 Laggere -2 137 1 21

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Rajagopalanagara

Police station & Ashraya Yojana Sites

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Rajagopalanagara Police station &

Ashraya Yojana Sites

34 Laggere -3 121 6 29In RTC it is mentioned as

Granted to Ashraya Yojana Sites

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Ashraya Yojana Sites

35 Laggere -4 96 1 7In RTC it is mentioned as

Granted to Ashraya Yojana Sites

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Ashraya Yojana Sites

36 Laggere -5 50 6 22

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to School,

Dobighat & Other Civic Aminities

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to School, Dobighat & Other Civic

Aminities

37 Laggere -6 200 4 11In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Indira gandi national open university

In RTC it is mentioned as Granted to Indira gandi national open university

38 B.North Hegganahalli Hegganahalli 2 2 2 In RTC it is mentioned as Govt karabu katte

In RTC it is mentioned as Govt karabu katte

39 B.North Giddadakonnenahalli Karihobanahalli 26 1 9 Govt. lake Govt. lake

40 B.North Karihobanahalli Karihobanahalli 110 3 29In RTC it is mentioned as

Submergence of Gangondanahalli Lake

In RTC it is mentioned as Submergence of Gangondanahalli

Lake

41 B.North Nallakadirenahalli Nallakadirenahalli 89 5 26In village map it seems to be

lake but In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Gomala

In village map it seems to be lake but In RTC it is mentioned as Govt

Gomala42 B.North Doddabidarakallu Doddabidarakallu-1 103 0 38 Govt Katte Govt Katte 43 B.North Doddabidarakallu Doddabidarakallu-2 82 0 29 Govt Katte Govt Katte 44 B.North Doddabidarakallu Doddabidarakallu-3 50 0 19 Govt Katte Govt Katte

45 B.North Doddabidarakallu Doddabidarakallu-4 24 1 20In village map it seems to be

lake but In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Karabu

In village map it seems to be lake but In RTC it is mentioned as Govt

Karabu

46 B.North Dasarahalli Dasarahalli 50 2 35In village map it seems to be

lake but In RTC it is mentioned asGovt Beelu

In village map it seems to be lake but In RTC it is mentioned asGovt Beelu

47 B.North Bagalagunte Bagalagunte -1 83 2 38 Govt Lake Govt Lake

B.North Laggere

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48 B.North Bagalagunte Bagalagunte -2 34 1 27In RTC it is mentioned as 1 A Granted to Govt School Remaining 27 Govt Lake

In RTC it is mentioned as 1 A Granted to Govt School Remaining

27 Govt Lake

49 Malagala Malagala 20 1 26 In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Katte

In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Katte

1 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Singasandra 100 0 34 in RTC Mentioned it is Govt. Junjushetty lake Revenue in RTC Mentioned it is Govt.

Junjushetty lake

2 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Singasandra 52 1 8In RTC Mentioned it is Bappapura kere lake sub

merged Area Revenue In RTC Mentioned it is Bappapura

kere lake sub merged Area

3 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Singasandra 69 10 23In RTC Mentioned it is Govt

Korabu kere sub merged Area

Revenue In RTC Mentioned it is Govt Korabu kere sub merged Area

4 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Yelachenhalli, Yelachenhalli 23 2 9Karabhu kunte &

Transferred to Education Dept

Revenue Karabhu kunte & Transferred to Education Dept

5 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Arehalli3 Lakes Are present but no survey Number Assigned to Lakes

BBMP 3 Lakes Are present but no survey Number Assigned to Lakes

6 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Turahalli Turahalli 49 7 9In RTC it is mentioned as

Govt Land (Kunte Exists in Village map)

Revenue In RTC it is mentioned as Govt Land (Kunte Exists in Village map)

7 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Gubbalalu 43 - -Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is in Pvt Person name

Pvt Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is in Pvt Person name

8 Bangalore South Beguru Haralukunte 15 17 21Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is mentioned

as acquisition by BDABDA

Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is mentioned as acquisition

by BDA

9 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Jaraganahalli 30 2 22

Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is Acquired

for Bank Association officer Housing Socity

Housing Socity

Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is Acquired for Bank

Association officer Housing Socity

10 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Jaraganahalli 35 3 29Lake Exists in village map

but in RTC it is Pvt Person name

Pvt Lake Exists in village map but in RTC it is Pvt Person name

11 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Katriguppe (kadarenahalli) 127 3 19 In RTC it is mentioned as BDA BDA In RTC it is mentioned as BDA

12 Bangalore South Uttarahalli Katriguppe (Yedihuru Nagasandra) 16 2 32 In RTC it is mentioned as

BDA BDA In RTC it is mentioned as BDA

13 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Konappana Agrahara 15 4 10

In RTC it is mentioned as Karnataka state electranics development corparation

limited

KSEDCIn RTC it is mentioned as Karnataka

state electranics development corparation limited

3 Lakes Are present but no survey Number Assigned to Lakes

III. LIST OF ADDITIONAL LAKES & KUNTE CONVERTED INTO TO OTHER PUPOSE WHICH COMES UNDER BBMP AREA

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14 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Konappana Agrahara 18 29 28

In RTC it is mentioned as Karnataka state electranics development corparation

limited

KSEDCIn RTC it is mentioned as Karnataka

state electranics development corparation limited

15 Bangalore South Uttarahalli-2 Talagattapura Talagattapura (Chikkathimmanakere) 44 5 21

in RTC Mentioned Executive Engineer

Bangalore Division PWD PWD in RTC Mentioned Executive

Engineer Bangalore Division PWD

16 Bangalore South Uttarahalli-2 Uttarahalli Manavartha kaval 15 11 5 in RTC Mentioned it is Govt Land Revenue in RTC Mentioned it is Govt Land

17 Bangalore South Beguru-2 Doddathoguru 14 0 38 in RTC Mentioned it is KAIDB KAIDB in RTC Mentioned it is KAIDB



20 Bangalore East Varthur Kemparpura 24 13 32 Govt lake+ HAL Govt lake+ HAL6/1 1 21

Ramaya and others

others

6/2 4 8RTC in name

A.C. Chummar and others RTC in name

A.C. Chummar and others

22 Bangalore East Bidarahalli Byrathi 58 6 34RTC in name of Uma belagavi and others

RTC in name of Uma belagavi and others

23 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Kottanuru55 9 30

As per RTC This survey no allotted to Muniyappa &

others As per RTC This survey no allotted

to Muniyappa & others 24 Bangalore East Rachenahalli 69 18 16 Govt kere angala Govt kere angala

25 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Krishnarajapura (B) (K.R.Puram) 74 8 5 Govt lake allortted to ITI Govt lake allortted to ITI

26 K.R.Puram Vibhuthipura 77 10 12 HAL HAL5 30 Allortted to ISRO Allortted to ISRO

78 15 26 Allortted to BDA Allortted to BDA3 18 21 Allortted to ISRO Allortted to ISRO

145 12 4 Govt kere angala Govt kere angala

29 Bangalore East Bidarahalli Baiyappanahalli (K.R.Puram) 38 0 29RTC in the name of

Doddaramaya RTC in the name of Doddaramaya30 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Vijinapura 42 29 15 Govt lake, KFD Govt lake, KFD31 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Doddanekundi 80 2 24 MIADB MIADB32 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Challagatta 16 112 5 Golf club Golf club

33 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Chinnappanahalli

17 11 10

Govt lake (as per Spl D.C.court order RRT

(2)CR61/2001,dt: 04-05-2009)

Govt lake (as per Spl D.C.court order RRT (2)CR61/2001,dt: 04-05-

2009)34 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Thippasandra 125 1 12 Govt lake, Govt lake,

Chikka Maranahalli 43 RTC not available RTC not availableNagashettyhalli 75 8 3

B.North

28 Bangalore East Kodihalli

27 Bangalore East K.R.Puram Thippasandra

21 Bangalore East Bidarahalli Amani Byrthikane (B)

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B.North Geddalahalli

19 8 35

As per RTC the land isgranted toP.W.D VideG.O.No. P.W.D.2011Bangalore dt. 24.3.82 CMI1796 G.No. A/c 18081 Dt.25.9.84. RMV 2nd stage2nd block

As per RTC the land is grantedtoP.W.D Vide G.O.No.P.W.D.2011 Bangalore dt. 24.3.82CMI 1796 G.No. A/c 18081 Dt.25.9.84. RMV 2nd stage 2nd block

36 B.North Geddalahalli Geddalahalli-1 3 21 18 Granted to BDA layout. Granted to BDA layout.

37 B.North Sanegurvanahalli Sanegurvanahalli

120 12 24

9Ac 1Gu granted to Publicpurpose, Remaining 3A23Gu Govt. lake.Shivanahalli play groundand DSPCB Building

9Ac 1Gu granted to Public purpose,Remaining 3A 23Gu Govt. lake.Shivanahalli play ground andDSPCB Building

38 B.North Sanegurvanahalli Sanegurvanahalli 31 8 33 Acquired by BDA Acquired by BDA

39 B.North Annipura Annipura 10 RTC not available RTC not available40 B.North Akkithimmanahalli Akkithimmanahalli 80 RTC not available. Hockey Stadium RTC not available. Hockey Stadium

Karithimmanahalli 8Gavipura 18

42 B.North Doddabylakhane Doddabylakhane 7 Stadium StadiumDommalur 9

Dukanahalli 13

44 B.North Hanumanthapura Hanumanthapura 56 Layout Layout45 B.North Jedihalli Jedihalli 10 Layout Layout46 B.North Kethamarnahalli Kethamarnahalli 185 Layout Layout47 B.North Kethamarnahalli Kethamarnahalli 27 Layout Layout48 B.North Kethamarnahalli Kethamarnahalli 80 Layout Layout49 B.North Kethamarnahalli Kethamarnahalli 124 Layout Layout50 B.North Neelasandra Neelasandra 99 Layout Layout51 B.North Siddapura Siddapura 16 Playground Playground

52

B. North Lingarajpura Lingarajpura-2 52 2 21

Acquiered by BDA videHUD49 MNJ 7 dt.14.5.1980, RTC in the nameof Sri N. Dasappa.

Acquiered by BDA vide HUD49MNJ 7 dt. 14.5.1980, RTC in thename of Sri N. Dasappa.

53 B.North Ullalu Ullalu-2 49 6 3 To be surveyed To be surveyed

Timberyard layout, BDA

43 B.North DommalurLayout Layout

41 B.North Karithimmanahalli

35 Chikka maranahalli

Timberyard layout, BDA

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List of Lakes diverted or have lost their characteristics

Sl.No

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

Name of the Lake

Marenahalli Lake Sarakki Agrahara Lake/Doresanipalya Chinnagara Lake Challaghatta Lake Domulur Lake Siddapura Lake Geddalahalli Lake Nagashettihalli Lake Kadirenahalli Lake Tyagarajanagara Lake Tumkur Lake Ramashetty Playa kere Agasana Lake Ketamaranahalli Lake Gangashetty Lake Jakraya Lake Dharmambundhi Lake Agarahar Hosa kere Kalasipalya Lake Sampangi Lake Shule Tank Akkitimmanahalli Tank Sunkal Tank Koramangala Lake Kodihalli Lake Hoskere Sonnenahalli Lake Gokula Tank Vidyaranyapura Lake Kodugondanahalli Lake Hennur Lake Banaswadi Lake Chennasandra Lake Vijanapura Lake (Kotturu) Murueshpalya Lake Parangipalya Lake Mestripalya Lake Timeyard Lake Gangodanhalli Vijayanagar Chord Road Lake Oddarapalya Lake Saneguruvanahalli Lake Kurubarahalli Lake

Converted to

Marenahalli JP Nagar 4th phase Ejipura Karnataka Golf Association Domlur Second Stage Siddapura/Jayanagara 1st Block RMV 2nd Stage, 1st Block RMV 2nd Stage, 2st Block Banashankari 2nd Stage Tyagarajanagara Mysore Lamps Milk Colony (Playground) Gayathri Devi Park Rajajinagar (Mahalakshmipuram) Minerva Mills & Open ground Krishna Floor Mills Kempegowda Bus Terminal Cheluvadipalya Kalasipalya Kanteerava Stadium Ashok Nagar, Football Stadium Sai Hockey Stadium KSRTC Regional Workshop National Dairy Research Institute New Tippasandra/Government Buildings Residential Railway Stockyard Austin Town (RES Colony) Mattikere Vidyaranayapura (Jalhalli East) Kadugondanahalli Nagavara (HBR Layout) Subbayapalya Extension Pulla Reddy Layout Rajarajeshwari Layout Murueshpalya HSR Layout Mestripalya (Open Ground) Timeyard Layout Gangodanhalli Vijayanagar Rajainagar (Industrial Area) Shivanahalli (Play Ground/KSPCB Buildings) Basaveshwaranagar

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Annexure: XIII

Guidelines & Models for Ecological Restoration of Lakes

1) List of tree species for live-fencing around lakes

Sl.No. Common Name Scientific Name 1. Neem (Bhevu) Azadirachta indica 2. Peepul (Aarali Mara) Ficus religiosa 3. Ficus (Aathi hannu) Ficus recemosa 4. Banyan (Goni Mara) Ficus benghalensis 5. Jamun (Sanna Nerale Mara) Syzygium cumini 6. Red Silk Cotton (Buruga) Bombax ceiba 7. Flame of the forest

(Muthuga) Butea monosperma

8. Indian Coral Tree (Harivana) Erythrina indica/verigata 9. Rain Tree Samanea saman

10. Bamboo Dendrocalamus strictus 11. Gliricidia Gliricidia_sepium 12. Indian Cork tree Millingtonia hortensis

2) Planting plan for strengthening Lake Bund


3) Desilting Pattern and Depth Profiles to be maintained in a typical lake


4) Design and Tree Planting Plan for Islands


5) List of tree species for planting along RajaKaluves

Sl.No. Common Name Scientific Name

1. Neem (Bhevu) Azadirachta indica

2. Ficus (Aathi hannu) Ficus recemosa

3. Pogamia (Honge) Pongamia pinnata

4. Jamun (Sanna Nerale Mara) Syzygium cumini

5. Flame of the forest (Muthuga)

Butea monosperma

6. Indian Coral Tree (Harivana) Erythrina indica/verigata

7. Bamboo Dendrocalamus strictus

8. Gliricidia Gliricidia_sepium

9. Indian Cork tree Millingtonia hortensis

10. Peepul (Aarali Mara) Ficus religiosa

6) List of tree species for live-fencing around lakes

Sl.No. Common Name Scientific Name

1. Neem (Bhevu) Azadirachta indica

2. Peepul (Aarali Mara) Ficus religiosa

3. Ficus (Aathi hannu) Ficus recemosa

4. Banyan (Goni Mara) Ficus benghalensis

5. Jamun (Sanna Nerale Mara) Syzygium cumini

6. Red Silk Cotton (Buruga) Bombax ceiba

7. Flame of the forest (Muthuga)

Butea monosperma

8. Indian Coral Tree (Harivana) Erythrina indica/verigata

9. Rain Tree Samanea saman

10. Bamboo Dendrocalamus strictus

11. Gliricidia Gliricidia_sepium

12. Indian Cork tree Millingtonia hortensis


7a. Bird attracting Plants - Fruit yielding bushes/trees

Sl.No. Family Common Name Scientific Name

1. Meliaceae Neem (Bhevu) Azadirachta indica

2. Moraceae Peepul (Aarali Mara) Ficus religiosa 3. Moraceae Ficus (Aathi hannu) Ficus recemosa

4, Elaeocarpaceae Singapore Cherry / Jamaican Cherry (Gasagase Mara)

Muntingia calabura

5. Moraceae Paper mulberry Broussonetia papyrifera

6. Moraceae Banyan (Goni Mara) Ficus benghalensis

7. Moraceae Mulberry (Hippu Nerale) Morus alba

8. Myrtaceae Jamun (Sanna Nerale Mara) Syzygium cumini

9. Linaceae Bastard’s Sandle (Devadaru/Jivadali)

Erythroxylum monogynum

10. Euphorbiaceae Indian Snow Berry (Bilehuli Gida)

Securinega leucopyrus

7b. Bird attracting Plants- Nectar yielding trees


1. Bombacaceae Red Silk Cotton (Buruga) Bombax ceiba

2. Fabaceae (Papilionaceae)

Flame of the forest (Muthuga)

Butea monosperma


Indian Coral Tree (Harivana)

Erythrina indica/verigata

4, Fabaceae (Papilionaceae)

Erythrina (Mullu muruku) Erythrina suberosa


Eryrhina (Keechige) Erythrina stricta

6. Myrtaceae Bottle Brush Callistemon lanceolatus


Gliricidia Gliricidia_sepium

8. Bignonaceae Indian Cork Tree (Birate mara /Aakasha Mallige)

Millingtonia hortensis

9. Mimosaceae Badminton ball tree Parkia biglandulosa

10. Bignoniaceae Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia

11. Bignoniaceae Red Tulip Tree Spathodea campanulata

12. Cochlospermaceae White Silk Cotton (Kaduburuga)

Cochlospermum gossypium

13. Sterculiaceae Scarlet-Sterculia Firmiana colorata


7C. Bird attracting Plants -Nectar yieding bushes



Erythrina Erythrina crista-galli

2. Malvaceae Tubular Hibiscus (Kolave Dasavala)

Malvaviscus arboreus

3. Sterculiaceae East Indian Screw Tree (Karurigida)

Helecteres isora

4, Fabaceae (Mimosoideae)

Powder-puff Calliandra haematocephala

5. Bignoniaceae Orange Trumpet Flower Tecoma smithii

6. Rubiaceae Scarlet bush Hamelia patens

7. Labiatae Cup and Saucer Bush Holmskioldea sanguinea

8. Lythraceae Fire-Flame Bush Woodfordia fruticosa

9. Verbenaceae Pink snakeweed Stachytarpheta mutabilis

10. Verbenaceae Queen's Wreath Petrea volubilis

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Annexure: XIV

Status of Wastewater Treatment in Bangalore City

During the decade 1970 to 1980, two primary treatment plants at K & C Valley

and V Valley were established. Subsequently, the above treatment plants were

upgraded to Secondary level and one more treatment plant was established at

Hebbal. Two Tertiary level treatment plants were established for recycling of

wastewater under Cauvery Water Supply Scheme (CWSS) Stage II, Stage III and

Indo French Protocol i.e. prior to CWSS Stage IV Phase I. There was rapid growth

in the city forcing the Board to augment water to an extent of 270 MLD from the

River Cauvery. The project was taken up under CWSS Stage IV Phase I. The

additional water supplied to the city in turn converts in to wastewater and there was

necessity to convey and treat this additional wastewater. For treating this Board has

constructed seven treatment plants. The details treatment plants are furnished

below.

Wastewater Treatment Plants:

1) Koramangala and Challaghatta Valley treatment plant – 248 MLD

2) Vrishabhavathi valley treatment plant – 180 MLD

3) Hebbal valley treatment plant – 60 MLD

4) Madivala water reclamation plant – 4 MLD

5) Kempambudhi water reclamation plant – 1 MLD

6) Yelahanka Tertiary treatment plant – 10 MLD.

7) Mylasandra – 75 MLD

8) Kadabesanahalli – 50 MLD

9) Krishnaraja Purum – 20 MLD

10) Jakkur – 10 MLD

11) Raja canal – 40 MLD

12) Nagasandra – 20 MLD

13) Cubbon Park – 1.50 MLD

14) Lalbagh – 1.50 MLD

Total – 721 MLD.

The treatment process consists of

Annexure-IV Status of Waste Water Treatment in Banaglore City Page 92

1) Screening

2) Grit removal

3) Primary clarification

4) Aerobic process (Aeration tanks) / Attached growth system (Trickling filters)

5) Secondary clarification

6) Sludge thickening

7) Sludge digesting

8) Sludge drying.

The details of the treatment process are briefly described below.

Screening:- Screening is adopted to remove larger floating solids and organic

solids, which do not become septic. The screens are made up of flats welded to the

horizontal bars at 40 mm/ 20 mm spacing. These screens are placed perpendicular

to the direction of flow and floating matter stuck to the screens are removed

manually/ mechanically. The screenings are disposed off as land fill.

Grit removal:- The heavier inorganic matters are removed in this process. The

heavier inorganic matters like grit, sand, egg shells, gravel etc., are removed by

sedimentation of the particles which can settle in settling basin in time of 60 seconds.

The settled matter will be pushed to the sides and classifiers will transport the matter

to required place. The grit will be transported.

Primary clarification:- Primary clarifier is settling basin where inorganic matter will

settle. The detention time in this tank is 2 to 2.5 hours. The clarifiers may be of

circular or rectangular in shape. The settled matter will be scraped to the center by

the raker arms and the primary sludge will be taken to the primary sludge pump

house to pump the sludge to sludge digesters. In primary clarifiers about 30 - 35% of

the BOD 5 and 60 - 65% of the S S is removed.

Aerobic Process:- Aerobic process takes place in the presence of aerobic

microorganisms. The organic matter in the wastewater generally consists of proteins,

carbohydrates etc., when oxygen comes into contact with these constituents reaction

takes place and end products such as CO2, H2O and NH3 are produced. The

biological process converts finely divided organic matter into settlable flocculents.


The oxygen required for the biological process is supplied by surface aerators

installed. The surface aerator will suck the wastewater from the bottom of the tank

and splashes over the surface of the aeration tank. The tiny molecules of wastewater

will absorb oxygen from the atmosphere before dropping into the aeration tank. The

biomass from the aerated wastewater is separated in the secondary Clarifier and

recycled continuously to the aeration tank.

Attached Growth System:- The wastewater is sprinkled over a media and

microorganisms will grow on the media surface. The grown microorganisms will

absorb the organic matter in the wastewater and multiply to grow on the surface.

When the self weight becomes more then the attached growth will fall down and

carried away with the water. This will be removed in the secondary clarifiers and

recycled continuously. Granite media of 150 mm below size is placed at V Valley

trickling filters.

Secondary clarifiers:- Secondary Clarifier is settling basin where organic matter will

settle. The detention time in this tank is 1.5 to 2.0 hours. The Clarifier is circular in

shape. The settled matter will be scraped to the center by the raker arms and the

secondary sludge will be taken to the recirculation sludge pump house to pump the

sludge to Aeration tank or Trickling filters and excess sludge is pumped to sludge

thickeners. In secondary clarifiers about 80 - 90% of the BOD 5 and 80 - 90% of the

S S is removed.

Sludge Thickening:- Sludge thickener is used to separate excess water content in

the sludge. The effluent will be taken back to Detritor and thickened sludge will be

pumped to sludge digester.

Sludge Digester:- The sludge digester is an anaerobic digester where sludge is

digested. The digested sludge will be taken to the drying beds for drying.

Sludge Drying Beds:- The digested sludge will be spread over boulder, jelly and

sand media for drying. The dried sludge will be used as manure.

Tertiary Treatment:- In the Tertiary treatment, the BOD 5 and S S will be brought

down to less than 5 mg/ L and the turbidity level will be less than 2 NTU and

Disinfection is done through Chlorination. Board has installed two tertiary treatment


plants in order to save precious potable water which was used for non – potable

purposes. The tertiary treated water is supplied to industries for non – potable

purposes such as gardening, cooling purposes, floor washing, vehicle washing etc.

A brief detail of the wastewater treatment plants is furnished below. 1) Koramangala and Challaghatta Valley treatment plant – 248 MLD

To treat the wastewater generated in the Koramangala and Challaghatta

vallies, treatment plant at B Nagasandra has been established. Primary treatment

plant was established during 1974 and it was upgraded to Secondary level during

1990. The capacity of the treatment plant was 163 MLD and the treatment process

adopted was Conventional Activated Sludge Process. Under Cauvery Water Supply

Scheme (CWSS) Stage IV Phase I, one more plant of 30 MLD capacity was

established and Extended Aeration process was adopted. Since the flow into the

plant was exceeding 163 MLD, Board has provided an additional module of 55 MLD

capcity during 2006. Thus the total capacity of the treatment facility available is 248

MLD at K & C Valley.

2) Vrishabhavathi valley treatment plant – 180 MLD

For treating the wastewater generated in the western part of the city, a

primary treatment plant was established near Nayandanahalli on Mysore Road. It

was upgraded to Secondary level and Trickling filter process was adopted.

Since there was a demand for the Tertiary treated wastewater, a plant of 60

MLD capcity was established during 2004 under Indo French Protocol. The tertiary

treated water would be supplied to upcoming Power plant near Bidadi.

3) Hebbal valley treatment plant – 60 MLD

Hebbal wastewater treatment plant was established to treat the wastewater

generated in the Northern part of the city. The capacity was 60 MLD and

Conventional Activated Sludge process was the treatment process adopted. The

treated wastewater is let into Nagavara lake.

4) Madivala water reclamation plant – 4 MLD

The Madivala lake is in the Southern part of the city and it is one of the bigger

lakes in the city. There was no fresh water source during non rainy days. Hence to

replenish the lake, a wastewater treatment plant of 4 MLD capacity was established


with Upflow Anerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) Reactor. The treated wastewater from

UASB is further polished in Oxidation ponds. The outlet from the Oxidation ponds is

let into Wet lands and the over from wetland system will enter the main lake.

5) Kempambudhi water reclamation plant – 1 MLD

Kempambudhi lake is also exists in the southern part and it was starving for

fresh water. Hence 1 MLD water reclamation plant was established with extended

aeration process.

6) Yelahanka Tertiary treatment plant – 10 MLD.

Bangalore International Airport was proposed near Devanhalli and authorities

wanted treated wastewater. Hence Board has taken steps to establish a tertiary

treatment plant near New Town, Yelahanka. The 10 MLD capacity treatment plant

was established with Conventional Activated Sludge Process followed by filtration

and disinfection. The treated wastewater is bing supplied to BIAL, Bharth Electronic

Limited, Indian Tobacco Company, Rail Wheel Factory and Indian Air Force.

7) Mylasandra – 75 MLD

On the down stream of V Valley treatment plant another treatment plant of 75

MLD was established with Extended Aeration process under CWSS Stage IV Phase

I. The treated wastewater is let into Vrishabhavathi valley.

8) Kadabeesanahalli – 50 MLD

Kadabeesanahalli wastewater treatment plant was established to treat the

wastewater generated in the eastern part of the city. It was established under CWSS

Stage IV Phase I with extended Aeration process.

9) Krishnaraja Purum – 20 MLD

This plant was also established under CWSS Stage IV Phase I with UASB

process. The wastewater of the eastern part is being treated in this plant.

10) Jakkur – 10 MLD

The wastewater from northern part of the city flows into this plant which has

been established under CWSS Stage IV Phase I. UASB is the treatment process

adopted in this plant.

11) Raja canal – 40 MLD


Raja Canal treatment plant is of 40 MLD capacity and is of Extended Aeration

Process. The north eastern parts wastewater flows into this plant.

12) Nagasandra – 20 MLD

Nagasandra plant was built on Tumkur road to treat the wastewater generated

on the western part of the city. The treatment plant is provided with extended

aeration system.

13) Cubbon Park – 1.50 MLD

Cubbon park is one of the prime parks of Bangalore and it is in the heart of

the city. The park was suffering from the water shortage and to meet the

requirement, a tertiary treatment plant was established. Membrane technology is

adopted in this plant and treated water is being disinfected. The treated water is

being supplied to the plants with sprinkler system.

14) Lalbagh – 1.50 MLD

Lalbagh is the largest park in Bangalore and here also there was shortage of water.

Hence a 1.50 MLD treatment plant was established with extended aeration process.

The treated wastewater is filtered and disinfected with UV Rays. Here also the

sprinkler system is adopted.

Abstract of Treatment process adopted in various treatment plants:

Plant Capacity in MLD Treatment process adopted

1) Vrishabhavathi Valley 180 Secondary – Trickling filters

2) K & C Valley 248 Secondary: Activated sludge

process

3) Hebbal Valley 60 Secondary: Activated sludge

process

4) Madivala 04 Secondary: UASB + oxidation

ponds+ constructed wetlands

5) Kempambudhi 01 Secondary: extended Aeration

6) Yelahanka 10 Activated sludge process +

filtration+ chlorination (Tertiary)

Mylasandra 75 Secondary – Extended aeration


Nagasandra 20 Secondary -Extended aeration

Jakkur 10 Secondary – UASB +Extended

aeration

K. R. Puram 20 Secondary – UASB +Extended

aeration

Kadabeesanahalli 50 Secondary-Extended aeration

Rajacanal 40 Secondary- Extended aeration

Cubbon Park 1.5 Membrane Bio Reactor

Lalbagh 1.5 Extended Aeration + Plate Settlers

+ UV disinfection

Grand Total 721

Note: 60 MLD TTP at V Valley receives wastewater from 180 MLD STP

For designing of the treatment plants, the following parameters have been

considered.

a) Raw Wastewater Characteristics:

Sl. No. Parameter Average Value

1 Total Suspended Solids Maximum 650 mg/ Lit

2 pH 7.00 to 8.00

3 Oil and Grease 10 to 15 mg/ Lit

4 Ammonical Nitrogen 26 to 40 mg/ Lit

5 Total Kjeldahal Nitrogen 32 to 82 mg/ Lit

6 Free Ammonia 5 to 25 mg/ Lit

7 B O D 5 Maximum 350 mg/ Lit

8 C O D 300 to 1000 mg/ Lit

9 Sulphates 10 to 60 mg/ Lit

10 Nitrate Nitrogen 1 to 6 mg/ Lit

11 Chlorides 90 to 120 mg/ Lit

b) Desired Effluent Standards:


1) For Secondary treatment plants:

Sl. No. Parameter Tolerance Limit

1 Suspended Solids Not more than 30 mg/ Lit

2 Particle size of Suspended Solids Shall pass through 850 Micron I S

Sieve

3 pH 5.5 to 9.00

4 Temperature Not to exceed 5 degrees above the

receiving wastewater

5 Oil and Grease Not more than 10 mg/ Lit

6 Total Residual Chlorine Not more than 1 mg/ Lit

7 Ammonical Nitrogen Not more than 50 mg/ Lit

8 Total Kjeldahal Nitrogen Not more than 100 mg/ Lit

9 Free Ammonia Not more than 5 mg/ Lit

10 B O D 5 Not more than 20 mg/ Lit

11 C O D Not more than 250 mg/ Lit

12 Dissolved Phosphate Not more than 5 mg/ Lit

13 Sulphide Not more than 2 mg/ Lit

14 Nitrate Nitrogen Not more than 10 mg/ Lit

2) For V Valley Tertiary Treatment plant:

Sl.

No.

Parameter Tolerance Limit

1 Suspended

Solids

Not more than 5 mg/ Litres

2 B O D5 Not more than 5 mg/ Litres

3 Turbidity - 24 Hrs. average ≤ 2 NTU

- 5% times during 24 Hrs upto 5 NTU

4 Coliform Normally not exceeding 2.2 MPN / 100 ml of treated

effluent and not exceeding 23 MPN / 100 ml in more than

one sample within 30 days period

5 Fecal Coliform - In 75% of the daily samples Not detectable

- Max. level 25 MPN / 100 ml


3) For Yelahanka Tertiary Treatment Plant:


1 Suspended Solids Not more than 5 mg/ Lit


3 pH 7 to 8

4 Turbidity Not more than 2 NTU (24 hours mean);

5 NTU (5% of time during 24 hours)

5 Coliform Shall not exceed 2.2 MPN / 100 ml in

the 75% of the daily sampling test;

Shall not exceed 23 MPN / 100 ml in

more than one sample within any 30

days period (7 days median)

6 Fecal Coliform Not detectable in 75% of the daily

sampling test; Shall not exceed 25/100

ml in more than one sample within any

30 days period (7 days median)

4) For Cubbon Park and Lalbagh TTP:


1 Total Suspended Solids Not more than 3 mg/ Lit


3 pH 6.5 to 8

4 Turbidity Not more than 2 NTU

5 Coliform Shall not exceed 2.3 MPN / 100 ml

6 Fecal Coliform Not detectable in 75% of the daily

sampling test;

Annexure: XV

Bangalore Water Supply & Sewearge Board (BWSSB)

ACTION PLAN FOR PROPER WASTEWATER DISPOSAL IN

BANGALORE TO PREVENT POLLUTION OF WATER BODIES

Annexure XV BWSSB: ACTION PLAN FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL Page 100

Annexure: XV Sewerage System in Bangalore

Bangalore is the capital city of Karnataka and receives water from river

Cauvery and Arkavathy for potable purpose. Since the Arkavathy source has almost

dried up, there is minimal drawl from this source at present. From river Cauvery

about 900 MLD of water is pumped for a height of 500 Mts over a length of 100 Kms.

Out of this water 80% of the water goes out as wastewater. It is mandatory for the

Board to treat this wastewater to secondary level as per Karnataka Pollution Control

Board norms. The Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD 5) shall be 20 mg/L and

Suspended Solids (S S) shall be 30 mg/ L before discharging the treated wastewater

to inland surface water.

Bangalore is situated at height of about 900 Mts above the mean sea level

and the valley radiates in all the directions and hence Bangalore has very well

defined valley system. There are four major drainage zones in all the four directions.

The major drainage zones are (1) Koramangala (2) Challaghatta (3) Vrishabhavathi

and (4) Hebbal. To convey the wastewater generated to the treatment plants, Board

has laid sewerage network.

The existing sewerage system was provided in 1974 and 1982 in the core

area of Bangalore city. The total length of smaller diameter sewers laid in core area

is around 3367 Kms and trunk sewers provided is about 243 Kms. Due to continuous

usage over the years; the existing sewerage system is not functioning properly. The

main reasons attributable for this are encroachments made over the sewer lines at

some places resulting in non-maintenance, spillage due to over load effect, crown

corrosion of pipes at some reaches due to gas effect, silting up of sewer lines,

damages caused to the sewer lines running in storm water drains etc., and with the

result the Board is finding it very difficult to convey the entire waste water generated

to the STPs for treatment before discharging to the near by lakes and water bodies.

The salient features of each valley, treatment facility available in each valley, action

taken for replacement/ rehabilitation of the existing sewers, sewerage network to be

provided in the peripheral areas incorporated in BBMP is furnished below.


ACTION PLAN FOR KORAMANGALA, CHALLAGHATTA

AND TAVEREKERE VALLEYS


1) Lake Series: There are six lake series in Bangalore. Out of which three lake series Varthur,

Hulimavu and Puttenahalli fall in Koramangala and Challaghatta valley.

Varthur lake series consists of the following lakes

Sl. No. Name of the Lake Area (Hectares)

1 Byappanahalli Lake 3.23 2 Haralur Lake 5.16 3 Kasavanahalli Lake 8.91 4 Kaikondanahalli Lake 27.09 5 Doddanakundi Lake 47.08 6 Vibhuthipura Lake 30.20 7 Kundalahalli Lake 10.48 8 Chinnappanahalli Lake 56.80 9 Varthur Lake 180.40

10 Bellandur lake 364.00


Puttenahalli Lake Series consists of the following lakes

Sl. No. Name of the Lake Area (Hectares) 1 Lalbagh Lake 12.90 2 Yediyur Lake 6.45 3 Byrasandra Lake 6.19 4 Sarakki Lake 0.81 5 Puttenahalli Lake 32.00


Hulimavu Lake Series consists of the following lakes


1 Alahalli Tank 15.79 2 Beguru Doddakere 3.23 3 Gottigere Lake 14.83 4 Hulimavukere 9.84


2) Sewerage Network Infrastructure:

Particulars Koramangala

Valley

Challaghatta

Valley

Taverekere

Valley

Total

Catchment area in Sq. Kms 37.60 40.43 19.88 97.91

Length of lateral sewers in

Kms

511 293 564 1368

Number of manholes on

lateral sewers

15380 8100 17100 40580

Length of trunk sewers in

Kms

41.80 46.20 25.00 113.00


trunk sewers

1060 1055 501 2616

New Sewerage network to be executed under Karnataka Municipal

Reforms Project (KMRP) in erstwhile 8 Urban Local Body area in Kms

1138.84

New Sewerage network to be executed in erstwhile 110 Villages merged

in BBMP in Kms

800.666

3) Wastewater Treatment Facility:

Sl.

No. Location

Capacity

in MLD Treatment Facility

1. K & C Valley 248 Secondary: Activated sludge process

2. Madivala 04 Secondary: UASB + oxidation ponds +

constructed wetlands

3. Kadabeesanahalli 50 Secondary-Extended aeration

4. Cubbon Park 1.50 Tertiary - Membrane

5. Lal Bagh 1.50 Tertiary – Extended Aeration +

Filtration + U V Disinfection

6. K & C Valley

(Planned) 60

Secondary: Activated sludge process

with Power generation

7. Bellandur Amani

Kere (Planned) 90

Secondary: Activated sludge process

with Power generation

Total 455


4) Effective convey of Wastewater to the Sewage Treatment

Plants (STPs) for treatment:

The Wastewater generated in the city should safely and effectively be

conveyed to the STP for treatment and further discharge. This requires an efficiently

working network and specially the trunk sewers, which carry bulk sewage to the

STPs. A portion of these trunk sewers is laid in the Storm Water Drain (SWD) and

the system is 30 – 40 years old. Therefore, Board has formulated and implementing

a scheme called Environmental Action Plan (EAP) to replace/ rehabilitate damaged

old/ corroded trunk sewer lines which would ultimately prevent flow of sewage in

SWD leading to prevention of pollution of water bodies. The EAP is executed in

phases A, B and C. The details are as under.

a) Environmental Action Plan (EAP) – A:

This project has been taken up under National River Conservation Plan

(NRCP) and the approved cost was Rs.47 Crores. The project is nearing completion.

The details of the work taken up under this project are as under.

i) Challaghatta Valley:

Diameter: 1200 mm, 1600 mm and 1800 mm

Location: From RBANMS College to Airport Road

Total cost: Rs.1080.59 Lakhs.

Total length: 4.057 Kms

Completed length: 3.80 km

ii) Koramangala Valley:

1) Work no. 1

Diameter: 600 mm and 900 mm

Location: Along the Koramangala Periphery road upto Agaram pump

house

Total cost: Rs. 280.55 Lakhs.


Completed length: 3.15 kms


2) Work no. 2

Diameter: 1000 mm and 1800 mm

Location: Along the Ring Road via Hosur Road junction upto Agaram

pump house




3) Work no. 3


Location: From J P Nagar to Ismail Layout




Summary

Project Cost in

Rs. Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

Total length completed

in Kms

3116.24 17.007 15.285


b) Environmental Action Plan – B:

This project has already been approved and taken up under Jawaharlal Nehru

Urban Renew Mission (JnNURM) and Japan International Co-operation Agency

(JICA) funding. The project cost is Rs.176 Crores. The details of the work are as

under.

i) Challaghatta Valley:

Diameter: 700 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm,1000 mm, 2000 mm and 2400

mm

Location: Airport Road to K & C Valley STP, Millers Road to RBANMS

college and MEG Gate to MV Garden




ii) Koramangala Valley:

1) Package S2E1

Diameter: 400mm, 450mm, 600 mm and 900 mm

Location: Sampangiram nagar to Double Road, Old Reserve Bank to

BTS depot and Jayanagar Hopcoms to Government Quarters



2) Package S2E2

Diameter: 400 mm, 500 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm and 2200 mm

Location: Bannerghatta Road near Lime Kiln to Sports Complex and

NDRI Duct to Koramangala Sports Complex



3) Package S2E3

Diameter: 1200 mm, 1600 mm, 1800 mm and 2000 mm

Location: JC Road to NDRI duct




5) Package S2F1

Diameter: 400 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 700 mm, 1500 mm, 1600 mm

and 1800 mm

Location: Fire Brigade to Krishnappa Garden, 9th Block to Krishnappa

Garden and Bannerghatta road to Ranka Apartments



6) Package S2D

Diameter: 2400 mm

Location: Koramangala Sports Complex to K & C Valley STP



Summary

Project Cost in

Rs. Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

14596.54 33.702


c) Environmental Action Plan – C:

Following works are proposed under this project. Funding arrangements are

being made.

i) Challaghatta Valley: Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 900 mm and 1200 mm

Location: Diamond District Apartment to KGA Pump House, Murugesh

Palya, Anandapura to Vinayakanagar at Airport Road, CMH Road,

Near Hutchins Road, Davis Road at Richardson Town, Slaughter

house near Tannery Road, Gandhigrama Pottery town to MM Road

Frazer town, Gouthampura to DRDO Quarters, St. Johns Road to

RBNMS Ground, Inside MEG Centre from Bayyappanahalli, At MEG

Centre from Jeevanahalli and From MM Police Station on

Sundaramurthy Road upto Asseya Road



ii) Koramangala Valley: Diameter: 450 mm, 600 mm and 700 mm

Location: From Super Talkies via Cottonpet, From Lokayuktha Office to

Kanteerava Stadium, From Garuda Mahal to Disouza circle, From

South End Circle to Lalbagh Main Gate and From 8th Block

Koramangala to LR Slum



iii) Taverekere Valley: Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 600 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm, 1200 mm

and 1400 mm

Location: From Big Bazar to Koramangala 80 Feet Road, From

Jayanagar 5TH Block to Marenahalli, From Adarsha Apartment to

Indira Gandhi Circle Via Sakambarinagara, Around Jaraganahalli Tank

and From JP Nagar to BTM Ring Road




Summary

Cost in Rs.

Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

7815.52 24.914

K & C Valley Summary of sewerage network

Project Total Length

in Kms

Expected to be

completed by

Total Project cost

in Rs. Lakhs

EAP – A Scheme 17.007 June 2011 3116.24

EAP – B Scheme 33.702 2013 14596.54

EAP – C Scheme 24.914 2014 7815.52

Existing sewerage net

work in core area

1405.377

Sewerage network in

erstwhile 8 Urban Local

Bodies under execution

1138.84 2014 60912.00

Sewage network in

erstwhile 110 villages

proposed

800.666 2014 49114.00

Total 3420.506 135554.30


ACTION PLAN FOR VRISHABHAVATHI, ARKAVATHI

AND KATHRIGUPPE VALLEYS


1) Lake Series:

Byramangala Lake Series consists of the following lakes


1 Byramangala Lake 350.00

2 Maragondanahalli Lake 56.80 3 Bheemanakuppe Lake 39.60

4 Kombgatta Lake 15.00

5 Bovi Basappanakere 27.10 6 Gangondanahalli Lake 15.00 7 Halekere, Nayandahalli 5.80 8 Doddakere, Hosakerehalli 24.16 9 Mogakere, Uttarahalli 7.10

10 Subramanyapura Lake 11.00 11 Dorekere, Uttarahalli 11.61


2) Sewerage Network Infrastructure:

Particulars Vrishabhavathi

Valley

Arkavathi

Valley

Kathriguppe

Valley

Total

Catchment area in Sq.

Kms

36.26 36.80 16.02 89.08

Length of lateral sewers in

Kms

765 504 295 1564


lateral sewers

23235 15140 8185 46560

Length of trunk sewers in

Kms

38 30 17 85


trunk sewers

950 750 460 2160


Reforms Project (KMRP) in erstwhile 8 Urban Local Body area in Kms

680.52

New Sewerage network to be executed in erstwhile 110 Villages

merged in BBMP in Kms

527.92


Sl. No. Location Capacity

in MLD Treatment Facility

1. Vrishabhavathi Valley 180 Secondary – Trickling filters

2. Kempambudhi 01 Secondary – Extended Aeration

3. Mylasandra 75 Secondary – Extended aeration

4. Nagasandra 20 Secondary -Extended aeration

5. Nagasandra (Planned) 20 Sequencing Batch Reactor 6. Kachohalli (Planned) 3 Membrane Bio Reactor 7. Kengeri (Planned) 60 Activated Sludge Process 8. Doddabele (Planned) 20 Sequencing Batch Reactor

9. Vrishabhavathi Valley (Planned) 300 Sequencing Batch Reactor

Total 679











SWD leading to prevention of pollution of water bodies. The EAP is executed in

phases A, B and C. The details are as under.

a) Environmental Action Plan – A:

This project has been taken up under National River Conservation Plan

(NRCP) and the approved cost was Rs.47 Crores. The project is completed. The

details of the work taken up under this project are as under.


Location: From Magadi Road towards V Valley STP, from Lingaiah Road to

Dattareya temple, from SBI Colony to Sita circle, from Nandini Layout, from

Kavery Nagara, from Kamakshipalya, from Leggere, from Magadi Road and

from SJR college




Summary

Project Cost in

Rs. Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

Total length

completed in Kms

2201.86 18.54 17.98


b) Environmental Action Plan – B:




under.

1) Package S2C1:

Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm and

1000 mm

Location: From Malleshwaram 8th Main to Okalipurum, Malleshwaram 15th

Cross to Sampige Road, Varalakshmi Nursing Home to Prakash nagar,

Bhashyam Circle to Dinamani Press, S C Bose play ground to Dr. B. R.

Amedakar, Railway parallel road to Submain and DVG Road to Uma

Theatre



2) Package S2C2:

Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 700 mm, 800 mm, 1000 mm

and 1200 mm

Location: From Prakash Nagar to Sujatha Theatre, Gopal Pura to 6th Block

Rajajinagar, Binny Mill to Shammanna Garden, Jagajeevanaram nagar to

Padarayanapura, Azad nagar to Srinagar and Sammerpura to Gali Anjaneya

Temple



3) Package S2C3:


Location: From IHP Railway bridge to Mysore Road (opp, to BHEL)




4) Package S2F2:

Diameter: 400 mm, 600 mm, 700 mm, 800 mm, 1000 mm, 1100 mm, 1500

mm and 1600 mm

Location: From Girinagar to KPTCL, Ring Road, Vidyapeeta circle to

Shantiniketan School, Nagendra Circle to Shastri nagar, C T Bed to Kamakya

Theatre and Nandini to Ittamadu



5) Package S2F3:


Location: From Veerabhadra Theatre to Kamalanagar, Patteragarapalya to

Trunk sewer and Kwality Biscuits to trunk sewer



Summary

Cost in Rs.

Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

1129.87 30.141


c) Environmental Action Plan – C:

Following works are proposed under this project. Funding arrangements are

being made.

i) Vrishabhavathi Valley: Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 600 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm, 1000 mm, 1200

mm, 1400 mm and 2400 mm

Location: From Shekar Hospital to Kempambudhikere, From Hosahalli to

Hampinagar, In 6th Block Rajaji Nagar Linking to Existing Submain, From

KEB Samudaya Bhavana Rajajinagar To Prakashnagar, From Modi hospital

to Sun Garage, From Nagalingeshwara Temple 9th main Padarayanapura

Linking to Existing Submain, From Royan Circle up to 5th Cross 5th Main

Chamrajpet, From BMS College of Engineering to Ramakrishna Ashrama,

From 10th Main, 5th Cross, Hanumantha Nagar, up to Sri Nagar Bus Stand,

From Sampige Theatre to Linking Point, From West Padarayanapura ARIF

Layout to Linking Point, From Mysore Road via Janatha Colony Mohin Pura,

Vinayaka Nagar, From Gayathri Flour Mill To Cheluvappa Garden, From

No.621 beside BTS Depot 5th Stage BEML Layout Manmohan farm, From 10th

Main 5th Cross, BSK 1st Stage upto 9th main Sri Nagar (Venkataramanswamy

Temple) 50' road, From Shankar Nag Circle, Ashok Pura Nagar to Srinivasa

Nagar, From Biscuit Factory To V Valley STP, Near 6th block, Rajaji Nagar

Near Gubbanna Industrial Town, From Lakshman Rao Nagar Slum to SJRC

College, From Dathatreya Temple to Swathi Hotel, From Muneshwara Block

linking to Karithimmanahalli Kare, From Srinagar Bus Stand upto

Karithimmanahalli Kere, From Ranganatha Colony Via Rayapura V.S

Garden, From 80 feet Road Rajaji Nagar to Sub Main, From Raheja

Apartments to sub main along M.C.Layout, From Ganapathi Nagar near Rajaji

Nagar Industrial Area, From Nagarbhavi main road upto RPC layout and From

Rajaji Industrial area upto KEB Sub Station




ii) Kethamaranahalli and Arkavathi Valley: Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 700 mm, 900 mm, 1200 mm,

1400 mm and 1600 mm

Location: From Peenya Main Road, via Jaibhuvaneshwari Slum, Nandini

Layout and linking to existing sub main, From SVK Layout, via Kirloskar 3rd

Stage linking to existing Sub main, From Indira Colony across Railway Track

via BCC Layout & FCI Layout To Roshan Nagar Slum, From DDUTTL To

Huyndai Show Room, Ullas Theatre and Linking to Sub Main at Ashokpura,

Swayampraba Kalyanamantapa, From Udupa Hotel To Vidyabharathi School,

From Shell Petrol Bunk To ISCON Temple, From Mahalakshmi Layout

Swimming Pool to Linking point, From APMC Yard To Tumkur Road, From

Chandra Layout To Mysore Road, From Karikallu Main Road To Magadi

Road, near Kamakshipalya, From Kurubarhalli To Mysore Road and Malgal to

Mysore Road, From Parimala Nagar, up to B.T.S Bus Stand near Petrol Bunk,

Nandini Layout and From 3rd Main Ganapathi Temple HBR Layout



iii) Kathriguppe Valley: Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm and 500 mm

Location: From Umarbhag To Kumarswami Layout, From Padmanabhanagar

To Nandi Enclave, From Minahz Nagar to Vittal Nagar, From Nagasandara

Circle To Siddaiah Garage, From Terrace Garden Apartment to Linking Point,

From 4th Main Shastry Nagar to Ashirvawad Mahal and From Co-Operative

Institute To Nandi Enclave



Summary Cost in Rs.

Lakhs

Total Length in

Kms

26809.984 60.932


Vrishabhavathi Valley Summary of sewerage network


in Kms

Expected to be

completed by

Total Project

cost in Rs. Lakhs

EAP – A Scheme 18.540 Completed 2202.860

EAP – B Scheme 30.141 2013 1129.870

EAP – C Scheme 60.932 2014 26809.984

Existing

sewerage net

work in core area

1539.387

Sewerage

network in

erstwhile 8 Urban

Local Bodies

under execution

680.520 2014 35487.000

Sewage network

in erstwhile 110

villages proposed

527.920 2014 27604.000

Total 2857.440 93233.714


ACTION PLAN FOR HEBBAL VALLEY


a) Lake Series:

Yellamallappa Chetty lake series consists of the following lakes

Sl. No. Name of the Lake Area

(Hectares) 1 Bantkondanahalli Lake 42.00 2 Amanikere, Singanayakanahall 178.00 3 Yelahanka Doddakere 135.68 4 Kattigenahalli Lake 2.50 5 Kogilu Lake 180.00 6 Gramadakere, Allalasandra 16.84 7 Jakkur Lake 50.00 8 Amruthahalli Lake 9.35 9 Rachenahalli Lake 60.00 10 Kodigehalli Lake 21.00 11 Chikkamaranahalli Lake 10.00 12 Kacharakanahalli Lake 22.57 13 Kalkere Lake 75.00 14 Ramapura Lake 5.00 15 Basavanapura Lake 56.60 16 Seegehalli Lake 5.00 17 Yellamallappa Chetty Lake 110.00


Madavara Lake Series consists of the following lakes

Sl. No. Name of the Lake Area

(Hectares) 1 Laxmipura Lake 4.00 2 Chikkabanavara Lake 27.52 3 Dasarahalli Lake 24.00 4 Doddabidarakallu Lake 18.40 5 Herohalli Lake 13.49 6 Andrahalli Lake 46.70 7 Narasappanakere 7.75

8 Hosakere, Nallakadarenahalli, 8.10

9 Hosakere, Shivapura 49.00 10 Madavara Lake 24.00


2) Sewerage Network Infrastructure: Catchment area in Sq. Kms 53.45

Length of Laterals in Kms 435

Number of manholes on laterals 9500

Length of trunk sewers 45.156

Number of Manholes on trunk sewers 1350


Reforms Project (KMRP) in erstwhile 8 Urban Local Body area in

Kms

494.67

New Sewerage network to be executed in erstwhile 110 Villages

merged in BBMP in Kms

527.09


Sl.

No. Location

Capacity in

MLD Treatment Facility

1. Hebbal Valley 60 Secondary: Activated sludge process

2. Yelahanka 10 Activated sludge process + filtration+

chlorination (Tertiary)

3. Jakkur 10 Secondary – UASB +Extended

aeration

4. K. R. Puram 20 Secondary – UASB +Extended

aeration

5. Rajacanal 40 Secondary- Extended aeration

6. Rajacanal (Planned) 40 Secondary- Extended aeration

7. Horamavu Agara (Planned) 20 Sequencing Batch Reactor

8. Kadugodi (Planned) 6 Sequencing Batch Reactor

9. Chikkabanvara (Planned) 5 Sequencing Batch Reactor

10. Yelemallappa Chetty (Planned) 15 Sequencing Batch Reactor

Total 226











SWD leading to prevention of pollution of water bodies. The EAP - B is executed and

the details are as under.

Environmental Action Plan – B




under.

Diameter: 400 mm, 450 mm, 600 mm, 700 mm, 900 mm,1200 mm, 1600

mm and 1800 mm

Location: 1st Cross Gokul Apartments to HMT layout, Mathikere tank to

New BEL road, Hebbal tank to Hebbal STp, Matadahalli to Hebbal STP,

Kariyannapalya to HBR layout.




Upto date expenditure: Rs. 1524.00 Lakhs.

Zero Flow Scheme

Diameter: 450 mm to 1600 mm

Location: Hebbal Valley



Work is in Progress


Hebbal Valley Summary of sewerage network


in Kms

Expected to be

completed by

Total Project cost

in Rs. Lakhs

EAP – B Scheme 9.720 2012 4497.00

Zero Flow 18.713 2011 3500.00

Existing sewerage net

work in core area

451.723

Sewerage network in

erstwhile 8 Urban Local

Bodies under execution

494.670 2014 22026.00

Sewage network in

erstwhile 110 villages

proposed

527.090 2014 21089.00

Total 1501.916 51112.00

Grand Summary Sewerage Network and Sewage Treatment Plants in all

three valleys of Bangalore Valley Existing

Sewerage Net

work in Kms

New

Sewerage

Net work in

Kms

Existing

treatment

plants and

capacity

New treatment

plants and

capacity

Koramangala

& Challaghatta

1481.000 1939.500 5

305 MLD

2

150 MLD

Vrishabhavathi 1649.000 1208.440 4

276 MLD

5

403 MLD

Hebbal 480.166 1021.760 5

140 MLD

5

86 MLD

Sub Total 3610.166 4169.700 14

721 MLD

12

639 MLD

Total 7779.700 26 1360 MLD


Total Investment and Fund requirement

In Rs. Crores

Particulars Total

cost

Funding

tied up

Funding

required

1) Network system 2799.00 1173.00 1626.00

2) Construction of new treatment plants of Cauvery

Water Supply Scheme Stage IV Phase II

413.50 413.50 0

3) Construction of New Treatment Plant at V Valley

of 300 MLD capacity

360.00 100.00 260.00

4) Rehabilitation of existing treatment plants and

other works

150.00 150.00

5) Rehabilitation and replacement of existing lateral

system in the city, providing connections to sub

mains

750.00 750.00

6) Prevention of direct discharges from the houses

into Storm Water Drains

250.00 250.00

7) Providing sub mains, trunk mains which are left

out in earlier packages and replacement of NP2

class with NP3 class pipes

200.00 200.00

8) Providing De-centralized wastewater treatment

plants

500.00 500.00

9) Up-gradation of existing 7 secondary wastewater

treatment plants to Tertiary level

50.00 50.00

10) Additional cost for the packages/ projects

already planned

500.00 500.00

Grand Total 5972.50 1686.50 4286.00

Ground Water Quality analysis -KSPCB Page 128

Annexure: XVI

Ground Water Quality Analysis – Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

KSPCB has submitted the report on the water quality evaluation of borewells

samples located in three major valleys of Bangalore and same was submitted to the Hon’ble Lok Adalat on 09/01/2007.

As per the report, 116 different borewells and open wells samples in and around three valleys were monitored; 67 sampling stations around Vrushabavathi valley, 82 sampling stations around Koramangala & Challaghatta valley and 12 sampling stations around Hebbal valley. The water quality parameters were analyzed as per APHA standards (1985). The results were compared to the BIS (IS: 10500). Totally 29 parameters were monitored. Critical water quality parameters were nitrate, fluoride, metals, Total coliform and fecal coliform. The ground water analysis report for the three valleys is as follows; Vrishabhavathy valley:

1) The analysis results reveals that the pH of ground water varies between 6.7 to 8.2 whereas the permissible limit is 6.5 to 8.5

2) Nitrate concentration in the ground water ranges from 1.2 to 94.6 mg/L. The permissible limit is 20 mg/L.

3) Fluoride concentration ranges from 0.22 to 1.44 mg/L (permissible limit 1.5 mg/L)

4) The bacteriological parameters mainly total coliform and fecal coliform exceeded the limit consistently attributable to percolation of sewage.

K & C valley:

1) The analysis results reveal that the pH of ground water is within the permissible limits.

2) Nitrate concentration in the ground water ranges from 1.9 to 54 mg/L. The permissible limit is 20 mg/L.

5) Fluoride concentration ranges from 0.097 to 2.1 mg/L (permissible limit 1.5 mg/L)

3) The bacteriological parameters mainly total coliform and fecal coliform exceeded the limit due to sewage contamination.

Hebbal valley

1) The analysis results reveal that the physicochemical parameters and heavy metals are well within the limits except increase of nitrate 76 mg/L. The permissible limit is 20 mg/L.

2) The bacteriological parameters mainly total coliform and fecal coliform exceeded the limit due to sewage contamination.

Ground Water Quality analysis -KSPCB Page 129

Summary and Conclusions:

1) Higher nitrate levels in borewells situated around V-valley and K & C valley, possible source is sewage contamination.

2) Higher fluoride, calcium and magnesium values in the borewells situated around K & C valley.

3) Excess iron concentration among heavy metals found at few locations. 4) Heavy metals such as lead, nickel, cadmium, chromium, Arsenic are not

detected. 5) Fecal and total coliforms numbers have exceeded the permissible limits in all

the borewells, indicates constant percolation of sewage.

Annexure: XVII

Annexure: XVII Water Quality of lakes in Bangalore being monitored by the KSPCB Page 130

Water Quality of lakes in Bangalore monitored by the KSPCB Sl. No.

Name of the Lake Jurisdiction RO

Source of Pollution Details of sources of pollution

Quality of lake water

Domestic Industrial 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Mallathhalli Tank Bangalore West

Yes --- Sewage is entering the tank from the residential area such as health layout, D group employees layout & Sunkadakatte area & part of BBMP area located upstream of the Tank.

Class ‘D’

2 Dorekere Tank Bangalore West

--- Class ‘D’

3 Subramanyapura Tank Bangalore West

--- Sewage joins from housing colony

Class ‘E’

4 Avalahalli Tank Bangalore West

--- Sewage from Avalahalli village through storm drain

Class ‘C’

5 Anayappa Tank Bangalore West

Yes --- Sewage is entering the tank from the existing residential area such as Kashinagar, Yellachenahalli, Bikasipura, Doddakallasandra.

Class ‘E’

6 Uttrahalli Tank Bangalore West

Yes --- Sewage is entering from existing residential area such as KSRTC Layout, Anjaneyaswamy Co-Op. Society Layout, Uttarahalli Village. Arehalli, ISRO

Class ‘D’

7 Bundemutt Tank Bangalore West

Yes --- Entry of sewage into the lake is not significant & the tank will be dry during non monsoon period.

Class ‘E’

8 Kengeri Tank Bangalore West

Yes --- Sewage has been diverted from the lake. The lake is maintained by Forest Department. There will be no water during non-monsoon period.

Class ‘C’

9 Karihobanahalli tank, between II and III Stage of Peenya Ind Estate

Peenya Yes --- Sewage inflow into the tank is through the UGD of the Peenya industrial estate.

Class ‘D’

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10 Shivapura tank, Near IV Phase, Peenya Industrial Area

Peenya Yes --- Receives sewage from Shivapura Village.

Class ‘D’

11 Varthur Lake Bangalore East-2

Yes --- Receives overflow from Bellandur Lake. Contamination of Lake.

Class ‘E’

12 Siddapura/Tubarahalli Lake

Bangalore East-2

--- BEML layout sewage entry in to lake.

Class ‘D’

13 Kasavanahalli lake Bangalore East-2

Yes --- Entry of sewage from Kasavanahalli village

Class ‘D’

14 Kaikondana halli Tank Bangalore East-2

No --- The lake will be dry during non monsoon period. Sewage diverted to storm water.

Class ‘D’

15 Agara Lake, Agara, Begur Hobli

Bangalore South-1

- --- There is BWSSB peripheral drain around the lake wherein sewage from Agara, HSR Layout, Koramangala, BTM layout enters the drain and ultimately joins K & C valley STP.

Class ‘D’

16 Singasandra Tank,Singasandra Village, Begur Hobli

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bounded on the North by Road leading to Begur, South by Royal county apartments, East by private residential houses and west by HBCS layout. Royal county apartments have provided STP and there is entry of sewage from the eastern side from the

Class ‘D’

17 Begur Tank, Begur Village, Begur Hobli

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The water tank is bound on the North by tank bund, South by Nice Road, East by vacant land and West by Begur Village. Sewage enters the tank from eastern side from houses in Begur Village.

Class ‘D’

18 Arakere, Banneraghatta Road

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bound on the North by AECS Magnolia school, M/s.Shahi Exports, Private houses, South by M/s. Food World, M/s. K.Mohan & Co, East by Arakere Village consisting of private residential houses and

Class ‘D’

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west by Bannerghata Road. M/s.Shahi Exports has p

19 Hulimavu , Hulimavu Village

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bound on the North by Tank bund, South by Muturayaswamy layout, Sree Vinayaka Nagar layout, Nandi Housing Colony, East by Quarry and West by BDA layout & private houses. Sewage enters from the southern side into the lake.

Class ‘D’

20 Kalena Ahgrahara, Banneraghatta Road

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bound on the north by vacant and farm lands, South by road, East by private houses and west by apartment M/s.Mythrehi Apartments. M/s.Mythrehi apartments have provided STP and treated sewage is given for farming. Sewage mainly enters from the

Class ‘D’

21 Puttenhalli Lake, Near Sarakki Village, JP Nagar

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bound on the north by Sarakki area part of Jarganahalli, South by Puttenhalli area, RBI layout & Chunchakatte area, East by Tank bund road and west by Jargananahalli area. Sewage mainly enters from sarakki area, part of Jarganahalli on the Nor

Class ‘E’

22 Parappana Agrahara, Parappana Agrahara Village

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The lake is bounded on the North by kudlu water tank, South by Parappana Agrahara village, Channakeshavanagar, East by Parappana Agrahara Central Jail and West by Parappana Agrahara village. Sewage mainly enters the lake from Eastern side from Central Jail

Class ‘D’

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23 Gottigere , Banneraghatta Road

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- The water tank is bound on the North by tank bund, South by vacant land, crop land, East by Bannerghatta Road and West by vacant land, mosque, sunny farm and T.John College of Engineering. Sewage enters the tank from eastern side from houses and commercial complex

Class ‘D’

24 Lalbagh Lake,Mavalli Bangalore City-1

Yes --- Sewage entry is prevented

Class ‘C’

25 Yediyur Lake, ward no. 59 of Yediyur village

Bangalore City-1

No --- No entry of sewage Class ‘C’

26 Madiwala, Bommanahalli Village

Bangalore South-1

Yes --- Sewage entry from storm water drain

Class ‘D’

27 Puttenahalli, Yelahanka

Bangalore North-1

Yes --- Sewage from part of Yelahanka town and industrial effluent of Yelahanka industrial town joins the lake. Industries generating Trade effluent are handing over their effluents to CETP's

Class ‘C’

28 Yelahanka lake Bangalore North-1

Yes --- Sewage from part of Yelahanka old town and over flow from Puttenahalli tank joins the lake

Class ‘D’

29 Hebbala. Bangalore North-1

Yes --- Domestic sewage from Vidyaranyapura of Bytarayanapura CMC (Now BBMP area) joins the lake.

Class ‘C’

30 Amruthahalli Bangalore North-1

Yes --- Sewage from Amruthahalli village and surrounding area joins the lake.

Class ‘D’

31 Ulsoor lake Bangalore City-2

No --- NIL Class ‘C’

32 Sankey tank Bangalore City-2

No --- NIL Class'B'

33 Kaggadasapura tank Bangalore City-2

Yes --- Entry of domestic waste water through broken BWSSB lines.

Class ‘D’

34 Mathikere Tank (J.P.N.Park)

Bangalore City-2

--- No entry of sewage Class ‘C’

35 Byrasandra tank , Near Bangalore No --- Class

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DRDO City-2 ‘C’ 36 Bellandur, Yamalur Bangalore

East-1 Yes --- Untreated domestic

sewage entering the tank from unsewered areas and also from K & C valley BWSSB STP.

Class ‘D’

37 Pattandur Agrahara Bangalore East-1

--- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas of Pattandur village

Class ‘E’

38 Mahadevapurakere Bangalore East-1

--- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas of Mahadevapura village

Class ‘D’

39 Beniganahallikere Bangalore East-1

--- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas of old Madras Road

Class ‘E’

40 Vengaiahakere, KR Puram

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Sewage fromGangamma Layout, Tambuchetty Palya, Ramamurthy Nagar and from Raja Canal STP

Class ‘D’

41 Yellamallappa Tank, On NH, Old Madras Road

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Hebbal catchment area and nearby villages Veerenahalli, Avalahalli and Medahalli

Class ‘D’

42 Nagawara, ORR at Hebbal

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Sewage from Hebbal and Kempapura village

Class ‘D’

43 Nallurhalli Kere, Behind EPIP

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas of Pattandur Agrahara

Class ‘D’

44 Doddanekundi, white field

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas of Doddanakundi, Veeboodhipura.M/s. Nandi constructions, M/s. Vijaya raghava Reddy & Co, M/s. Homes Spaces (P) Ltd, M/s.Sai Krupa Constructions(+2), M/s.Ferns Paradise Layout, M/s. Ferns City

Class ‘D’

45 Seetharamaiana Palya Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Seetharamana Palya

Class ‘E’

46 Achaiana Kere(Garudachara Palya Kere)

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Singaianaha Palya, Garudachara Palya.

Class ‘E’

47 Kalkere Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Bylu Shavale, Kalkere, Agara and Kyalasanahalli

Class ‘E’

48 Hoodi Tank, Whtie Bangalore Yes --- Sewage enters from Class

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field East-1 Basavanahalli & M/s. Sowparnika Projects

‘D’

49 Seegehalli Tank Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Battarahalli, Basavanapura, Seegehalli.

Class ‘E’

50 Sadaramangala, White field

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from Hoodi and Rajapalya

Class ‘D’

51 Vibhuthipura Tank, opp to Air Port

Bangalore East-1

Yes --- Inflow of sewage from unsewered areas and small apartments. M/s. Ind Win International, M/s.Fern Saroj Apartment, M/s.Anand Enclave, M/a. Pujatha Homes, M/a. Hometech Shristi, M/s. Jan Jeevan Homes, M/s. Srinidi Associates, M/s. R.R.Castol, M/s. Amrutha

Class ‘E’

52 Hesaragatta tank, Hessaraghatta village,

Bangalore North-2

No --- Nil Class ‘C’

53 Madhavara tank, Madhavara, Near Jindal

Bangalore North-2

Yes --- Discharge of untreated sewage from M.S.Ramaiahnagar, Nagasandra Village, Kirloskar Layout, Part of Dasarahalli CMC, Shivapur colony, Jindal Naturopathy and Jindal Aluminum. Overflow from Shivapura Karihobanahalli and Dasarahalli Lake

Class ‘E’

54 Herohalli tank Magadi Main Road Bangalore

Bangalore North-2

Yes --- Untreated sewage from Herohalli Village & Janapriya Bharath Enclave Apartment, Srigandhakavalu, Sunkadkatte

Class ‘C’

55 Madavara Tank Bangalore North-2

--- Ramaiah enclave Inspection Report 11-06-2010

Class ‘C’

56 Arishinakunte Binnimangala Tank

Bangalore North-2

--- Nelamangala sewage and having 269 flats residential apartment.

Class ‘C’

57 Nayandahalli Lake, Sy.No. 31, Mysore Road, Bangalore

Bangalore City-3

Yes --- Drain passes through the following areas viz., Part of Canara Bank colony, Maruthinagar (Nagarbhavi),Jyothinagar (Nagarbhavi), Chandra

Class ‘E’

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Abstract No. of lakes Legend

Class 'B' 1 Class 'A'

Drinking water source without conventional treatment but after disinfection

Class 'C' 13 Class 'B' Outdoor bathing organized

Class 'D' 30 Class 'C'

Drinking water source with conventional treatment followed by disinfection

Class 'E' 14 Class 'D' Propagation of wildlife, fisheries

Total 58 Class 'E' Irrigation, industrial cooling, controlled waste disposal

Primary Water Quality Criteria for various uses laid down by Central pollution Control Board Sl.No Characteristics A B C D E 1 Dissolved Oxygen (DO) mg/L, min 6 5 4 4 - 2 Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD),

mg/L, max 2 3 3 - -

3 Total coliform organisms, MPN/100ml, max

50 500 5000 - -

4 pH value 6.5-8.5 6.5-8.5 6.5-8.5 6.5-8.5 6-8.5 5 Free Ammonia (as N0, mg/L, max - - - 1.2 - 6 Electrical conductivity, µmhos/cm, max - - - - 2250 7 Sodium absorption ration, max - - - - 26 8 Boron, mg/L, max - - - - 2 9 Sulphates (as SO4), mg/L 400 - 400 - 1000 10 Nitrates (as NO4) mg/L, max 20 - 50 - - 11 Free ammonia (as NH3), mg/L, max - - - 1.2 - 12 Conductivity at 250C, µmhos/cm, max - - - 1000 2250 13 Arsenic (as As), mg/L max 0.05 0.2 0.2 - - 14 Iron (as Fe) mg/L max 0.3 - 50 - - 15 Flourides (as F) mg/L max 1.5 1.5 1.5 - - 16 Lead (as Pb) mg/L max 0.1 - 0.1 - - 17 Copper (as Cu) mg/L max 1.5 - 1.5 - - 18 Zinc (as Zn) mg/L max 15 - 15 - -

layout Extension, (Chandra layout Extension, II Stage, Ist Phase), Dr. Ambedkar nagar(Nayandahalli village), Pantharapalya

58 Kammasandra Tank RO: Bangalore South-2

--- Sewage & Garbage from Residential Apartment & R.K.Township

Class 'D'