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Vadodara Municipal Corporation

Smart City Consultants

In association with

Vadodara Smart City

Draft Smart City Proposal

Approach & Methodology

Base Line Review & Need Gap Assessment

Review of Existing CDP, CMP, Infrastructure

initiatives, schemes etc.

Existing City level infrastructure assessment

City Level Study and Selection of Smart

City Strategy

Stakeholder’s Consultation

• City Municipal Corporation

• District Collector and Line Departments

• Citizens

• Formulation of vision

• Identification of Pan City Solutions

• Identification of Area Based Development

Identification of the thrust sectors and Selection

of Smart City Strategy

• Detailing of projects

• Implementation mechanism and financial details

Smart City proposal for Vadodara City

Service Level Benchmarking On the basis of the data and information collected from VMC, service level benchmarking is carried

out for Vadodara City. The following sectors was covered under service level benchmarking:

Urban mobility

Water supply

Sewerage

Solid Waste

Storm water drainage

Electricity

Observations:

• From the service level benchmarking of Vadodara city, it is found out that there is considerable

service level gap in urban mobility, including public transport, pedestrian facilities, parking etc.

• Significant improvement is also required for water supply, sewerage, solid waste and storm water

drainage management.

• All these observations are later used in project formulation stage.

SWOT Analysis Components Analysis

Power Supply • Vadodara has adequate power supply at present. • However there is no provision for net energy metering. • There is a great opportunity for development of renewable energy sources

through solar plant and waste to energy projects.

Water Supply • Vadodara has adequate water supply coverage and availability for current demand. 140 lpcd is available to the citizens and up to 33% losses occur in the water supply system. Consumer metering is about 2.71%.

• There is huge opportunity for water saving by DMA planning, water audit and leak detection for effective water distribution network.

Sewerage • Vadodara has adequate sewerage coverage. • 70% sewage is treated before discharge to Vishwamitri river. However 30%

sewage remains untreated in some of the natural drains. 0.3% is treated by tertiary treatment plant and used for recycle at Sayaji Baug.

• There is an immense opportunity for establishment of tertiary treatment plants and recycle and sale of treated waste-water on a city scale. Waste to energy systems can also be developed at the STPs.

• Social acceptance of recycled water still remains a challenge and will need to be tackled through a combination of public awareness drives, incentives in user charges and policy regulation.


Storm Water Drainage

• Vadodara city has about 70% storm-water system coverage. \ • Many natural drains have been silted over the years, or blocked due to urban

development. • Cost recovery remains a challenge in drainage and RWH projects.

Solid Waste Management

• Solid waste management system of Vadodara presently has 100% coverage. • Timely door to door collection however is still inefficient in spite of innovative

steps by VMC like call center for reporting of miss in collection, e-waste collection drive etc.

• Segregation is still not conducted at primary or secondary level. • Augmentation of processing plant to 100% capacity can be taken up through

private sector funding. Recycle of waste and conversion of bio-degradable waste to energy, and extension of scientific landfill are immense opportunities.

Traffic & Transport

• Vadodara has adequate road network but a severe lack in public mass transport systems.

• No policy restriction on registration of two wheelers or autos. This leads to traffic congestion, uncontrolled parking and blocking of carriageway and increased air pollution.

• Encouragement of pedestrianisation, non-motorised vehicles, e-vehicles and other mass public transport systems are needed.

• Smart parking systems and construction MLCPs will ease the traffic on roads by reduction of excessive street parking.


Heritage & Culture

• Vadodara has a significant density of heritage buildings and architecture. • However there is negligible restoration or tourism promotion. • Improvement tourism circuit with a focus on heritage tourism and adaptive re-

use of heritage buildings are both opportunities to be explored.

Open Space • Vadodara has large green cover and open spaces. However pedestrian access, signage and public utilities remain inadequate leading to under utilization.

• Private sector participation for development of public amenities and landscaping can be taken up.

Citizen Engagement

• Kick off meeting on 10th September 2015 at VMC

• Meeting on 19th September 2015 at VMC among

various authorities

• Press Conference at VMC on 29th September

2015

• Citizen consultation – round 1 on 19th and 21st

October 2015 (with professionals, citizen

councils, officials and political persons)

• Total 2,000 plus suggestions through various

platforms.

• Citizen consultation – round 1 on 27th November

2015 (with professionals, citizen councils,

officials and political persons)

• Technology fair on 28-29th November 2015.

Citizen Engagement: The Mediums

Newspaper Coverage Promotion through My Gov Platform Essay Competition

Facebook Promotion VMC Website for Smart City Suggestions VMC Mobile Application for Smart City

Suggestions Through Citizen Engagement Process

Suggestions

Vision

Vision Statement Mission Core Values

• To achieve high standard of: potable water, efficient drainage system and hassle free urban transportation.

• To have a transparent & accountable civic administration.

• To provide citizen centric services by using state of the art technology.

• Scientifically cleaning, disposal of waste, to make pollution free city and provide excellent health service.

• Excellence in service delivery, integrated governance.

• Moral and social responsibility and consciousness.

• Citizen satisfaction.

• Country, state and city’s honor.

• Well-maintained and cultured city.

“Vadodara: Towards a sustainable and clean city, with an efficient, sophisticated, skilled and people-centric administration providing the best quality of services to its citizens.”

Goals

• All administrative services under one roof using IT.

• 100% automation of sewage pumping stations and treatment plants

• 100% waste to energy for bio-degradable solid waste

• 100% utility database on GIS platform

• 24X7 health service around the city.

Area Based Development – The Locality

BUS TERMINAL

RAILWAY STATION

TOWN HALL

SAYAJI BAUG

MSU

CITY BUS DEPOT

BUSINESS DISTRICT

Locality Details

Area Approx. 1,540 Acres (part of Ward no. 6,7 and 10)

Boundary

East Viswamitri River

West Sayaji Path and Old Padra Road

North Sayaji Path

South Shankheshwar Parshwanath Road

Area Based Development – The Locality Justification of the Locality for taking as Smart Area

Parameters The Locality

The size of the area must be equal to or more than 500 acres.

The locality is approximately 1,540 acres.

The size should represent the characteristics of the city, including the culture and the heritage.

The locality contains Alakapuri Area, which is the CBD of the city. Apart from it, the educational and cultural hub of the city is also present here in the form of MSU. Also, important landmarks like Sayaji Baug, Bus Terminal and Railway Station are also present in the locality

The issues/ problems identified for the city should be present within the area, which will be addressed through the area specific projects.

The locality faces several issues like presence of polluting vehicles, on street parking, encroachment of footpath, absence of pedestrian facilities, over head cables, lack of interpretation facilities for pedestrians and tourists, absence of tourism despite presence of heritages etc.

The area should be manageable, as it will be depicted as a smart area of the city, and the same will be replicated in other areas of the city in the later stage.

The area is not too large, and it has a well defined boundary. Also, the locality is more or less planned in nature, which will definitely help in implementation of the projects.

Area Based Projects – E Vehicle E – Auto Rickshaw

Legislation

An electric vehicle legalized by Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, GOI through section 126 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, notification no. GSR.709 (E), dated 8th October 2014 and S.O. 2590 (E) dated 8th October 2014.

Definition

“E-rickshaw means a special purpose battery operated vehicle having three wheels and constructed or adapted to carry not more than 4 passengers, excluding the driver, and not more than 40 kgs luggage in total; the net power of its motor is not more than 2,000 watt and the maximum speed of the vehicle is not more than 25 kmph.”

Cities where it is operational

Delhi, Kolkata, other cities of West Bengal

Area Based Projects – E Vehicle

Issues identified

Pollution arising from increasing traffic

Feedback from Public Consultation

Smart Public Transportation

Concept

Identified 10 major transport nodes and proposing charging stations for electric rickshaws at those junctions Almost 80,000 auto rickshaws are there in Vadodara city, which can be converted into e-vehicles, the conversion decision and cost to be by rickshaw owners Option of exporting remnant solar energy generated to grid

Benefit for the city

Sustainable mode of transportation & tourism

Smart City category

Area Specific (to be replicated later pan city)

Solar Powered

e-rickshaw charging point

Area Based Projects – E Vehicle Route (Indicative)

1

2

3 4

5

6

7

1 Sayaji Path

2 Alkapuri Road

3 Old Padra Road

4 Shankheshwar Parshwanath Road

5 University Road

6 Jetalpur Road

7 BPC Road

Major Roads

The e-rickshaws will act as a feeder service to the city bus service. These will operate on the from the major roads towards the interior parts of the area.

Area Based Projects – E Vehicle

Implementation Structure

VMSS will create the facility at their own cost, which includes the charging points. Funding can be availed partially through FAME scheme of Govt. of India. For the e-rickshaws, there can be two models: VMC can buy the vehicles and give those for operation against

revenue/fee share, or

There can be some incentive mechanism in terms of sharing of cost between VMC and individuals, who want to buy and operate e-rickshaws. A percentage of the cost of the e-rickshaws will be borne by VMC.

Area Identified • Non-Motorized Transportation Policy

Issues identified

• Traffic Congestion • Lack of Pedestrian Space • Air Pollution

Concept

• Shift focus of Main Public Roads toward Pedestrian and Cyclist Friendly Streets

• Retrofitting of the public spaces and streets.

• Widening Pedestrian Paths, traffic calming and pedestrian where possible • Seamless network of pedestrian paths and bicycle lanes • Bikesharing using Smart Technology, GPS, Apps • Integrated solution with placing of underground of all utilities: electric wiring,

storm water, ITC, sewage.


• Providing its citizens a Safe, Healthy and Environmentally Friendly Alternative Mode of Transportation for short and medium distance.

• Providing a Greener, Safer and less polluted environment.

Vision

• Vadodara to be the first Indian City with an extensive Pedestrian and Bicycle Path network in its Commercial district that will help mitigate the growth of vehicular traffic

Area Based Development - Pedestrian & Cyclist Friendly Streets


Pedestrianisation

Traffic Calming

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Footpath Widening

after after

before before

after

before


Secure Bicycle Parking

Buffer between Bicycle and vehicular traffic

Bike Sharing Docks and

Apps

Area Identified

• Parking Management

Issues identified

• Traffic Congestion, Pollution • Parking Congestion, • Lack of Pedestrian Space

Concept

• Integrated Public Space & Parking Management Policy • By removing private vehicular parking from the public space as much as

possible, the public space can be retrofitted, shifting the focus to Pedestrians and Public Transportation.

• Limiting parking only possible in combination with: limiting vehicular access and creation a network of footpaths, MSCPs, Smart Bus + E Rickshaws System.


• Providing its citizens a Safe, Healthy and Environmentally Friendly Alternative Mode of Transportation for short and medium distance.

• Providing a Greener, Safer and less polluted environment.

Vision

• Vadodara to be the first Indian City with an integrated Public Space and Parking Management Policy in its Commercial district that will help mitigate the growth of vehicular traffic and parking issues

Area Based Development - Parking Management


Smart Cards Parking System

Limited On Street Parking

Underground MSCP + Public

Plaza

Above ground MSCP + Plaza

Multiple MSCPs

Smart Cards Limited Access Cars

Intelligent Parking Information

Traffic Management Policy

Smart Cards Parking System

Area Based Project – Smart Dust Bin / Container System

Issues identified Solid waste Collection and Treatment

Feedback from Public Consultation – Citizen Focus Group

Inefficiency in Solid waste Collection and lack of Hygiene at Collection Bins

Concept

Smart Community Bins consisting of Level indicators and RIFD tags which can signals to Control centre and real time communication with Collection vehicles.

Benefit for the city Efficient Collection and Minimizing of Disease due to uncollected Garbage

Help in vison Improvement of Health and Sanitation

Smart City category Area Based Development – Pilot Area Ward No 6 and7

Area Based Project – Smart Dust Bin / Container System

• The usage of large containers or refuse chutes can be controlled, managed and monitored using a refuse container lock fitted with an RFID identification unit.

• Correctly recording the origin of refuse deposited in containers can substantially reduce the number of containers needed and the frequency of emptying, saving at least half the cost of conventional refuse collection.

• The RFID identification unit can be installed for underground and semi-underground containers as well as in standard containers and refuse chutes.

System Benefits Savings in waste disposal costs Optimal exploitation of capacities Facilitates fair, usage-based charging Transparent waste disposal Reduces the number of waste containers Makes for a more attractive living

environment

Area Based Project – No Overhead cable Zone

Issues identified Overhead cables mesh of Electrical Cables, Internet cable and Cable TV


Overhead cable mesh in the area and 3 fatalities are observed yearly due to electrical hazard in this area.

Concept

All the overhead cables to be converted to underground in ward 6 & 7 on priority with proper planning and ducts for Electric, Telecom and other overhead cables. Manholes to be provided for Consumer connection at regular interval Dedicated electrical UG cable corridor (buried) with RFID tagging along ROW of roads


Clean aesthetic of the city no hanging cable, No digging of the roads for laying cables.

Help in vison Keep the city Neat and Clean

Smart City category

Ward 6 & Ward 7

Overhead Cable mesh

Utility Duct along the Road

Manholes for consumer

connection

Area Based Projects – Heritage/Culture

Issues identified Despite being a city with rich heritage and culture, Vadodara is yet to leverage the opportunities related to heritage tourism.


Heritage conservation, development of heritage tourism

Concept

To identify the zones having the heritage structures, including the old city and then to propose strategies for heritage-based tourism to attract both national and foreign tourists. The strategies may include: • Conservation of heritage monuments • Heritage walk • Tourist bus service for heritage tourism • Development of pedestrian infrastructure in the heritage

zones, including footpath, plantation, road side infrastructure

• Tourist information kiosks


Development of tourism,

Help in vison leveraging the culture and heritage of the city

Smart City category

Area Based

Heritage walk

Tourist Information Kiosk

Tourist bus

Identification of Projects – Reuse Heritage Buildings Issues identified

Despite being a city with rich heritage and culture, Vadodara is yet to leverage the opportunities related to heritage tourism.

Feedback Public Consultation

Heritage conservation, development of heritage tourism

Concept

The Area Based Development contains several (clusters of) Heritage structures surrounding by large green settings that are not being used to their full cultural and economic potential. For the Area Based Development a Heritage Adaptive Reuse Strategy will be developed, to maximize the cultural, historical economic and architectural value of the city’s built heritage. By actively engaging NGO’s, individual owners, the business community, in creative ways for adaptive reuse, the heritage properties can take on a new lease of life as a hotel, fine dining restaurants, museums, exhibition and event space for cultural and commercial events etc.

Benefit for city Development of Tourism, Economy,

Help in vison Leveraging heritage as Identity Marker for City

Smart City category

Area development

Adaptive Reuse

LED street Lighting

Area Based Project – Smart LED Street Lighting Issues identified

Improper visibility due to non functioning of existing street lights and lack of automated monitoring of street lights

Concept

Sensor-based street lighting management system in the internal roads. During off peak hours after 11 p.m., when the traffic density on the internal roads of society & city is very low/nil, full illumination level is not required. Even electricity supply voltage also increases from 230V to 260V resulting into higher lightly level when it is not required. In smart lighting project, the luminaries are having dimming facility. so lighting level can be reduce during off peak hours & it also senses movement of thing/human body/cattle to get brighter when it is required. It helps in saving of electricity without compromising service delivery. Existing Sodium vapour lamps to be converted to smart LED street lighting.

Benefit for the city Clean Aesthetics for the city, energy savings for corporation

Help in vison Power Conservation

Smart City category Area Specific

Area Based Project – Smart Water Metering

Issues identified Minimizing Leakage in Water Distribution System

Feedback from Public Consultation – Citizen Focus Group

Un-interrupted Water Supply system on 24 x 7 Basis

Concept

The Distribution network is divided into various zones with each zone as various District Metering Areas (DMA). Each DMA will be provided with Smart metering system with on line Monitoring for flow. Based on this data Leakage areas will be identified and Corrective action can be taken.

Benefit for the city Reduction in Leakage in potable Water,

Help in vison Conservation of Potable water

Smart City category Area Based Development


Bulk Flow Meter

Pressure & water Quality

Monitoring instruments

Service Reservoir

* Locations are indicative – DMA planning to be made based on analysis of water network zone during NRW project


Project Components Existing Proposed

ESR Capacity 4.5 LL + 2.7 LL

Hours of Supply 1 24

Per capita Supply (LPCD) 135

Water Network (AMRUT) 90% 100%

Metered Connections 1-2% 100%

Smart Features

Bulk Flow Meters - Yes

DMA Zone - 1 or 2

SCADA - Yes

Pressure and Flow Monitoring - Yes

AMR meters - 100%

GPRS enabled payment collection - Yes

Online Billing/ Volumetric Billing - Yes

Features / Savings

•24 x 7 water supply,

increased service level,

improved system efficiency

, Reduced UFW to 15%

•O&M Cost savings

Note: UFW reduction is a continuous process of identifying and plugging of leaks. In the process the deteriorated pipes may have to be replaced as per requirements under AMRUT scheme to achieve this UFW.

Area Based Development – Smart Metering System Issues identified

Smart metering for MGVCL and Distributed Roof top Solar Generation


Real time Monitoring of Energy meters by Service provider and Consumer. Net metering provision for integrating Solar Generation to Grid.

Concept

All conventional meters will be replaced with Bi-directional digital net meter (useful for households opting for rooftop solar installation in near future), the consumption data will go to Central location. Web application will display the data to respective consumer. Net metering which can record Both import and Export of power so that individual Consumer who install Roof Top solar panels needs to pay only for net power consumed.


Power Consumption data real time will be available for Both Consumer and MGVCL so that consumer can optimize his power consumption and MGVCL can analyze and get authentic load Forecasting.

Help in vison Encourage Renewable Energy and Power Conservation

Smart City category

Area Based

Smart Energy Meters

Net metering System

Pan City Projects – City Command and Control Centre

Common e-services •GPRS based HHT for payment collection

•Online Payment Collection System

•SAP/ERP Integration

• Online Complaint redressal system

Video Surveillance

•City Command and Control Centre

•City Surveillance

•Video Analytics

•ANPR

• Critical Infrastructure protection

•ITMS/Incident Management

Smart Utility

• Sewerage Monitoring

• Automation of sewer Pumping Station

• Solid waste management with waste to energy

• Trip details and bin Pickup report

Command & Control Centre

Centralised Call Centre for all services GIS Mapping of Utility

Pan City Project – City Command and Control Centre

Total Sewerage Solution

ICT Platform with Centralized Command Centre

Common Service Platform

Solid Waste Solutions

GIS Integration of UG & OH Utilities

CCTV Surveillance System

Grievance Complaint

Redressal City Call Center

Sewage

Treatment Plant

SCADA for Water Supply System

Solid waste management

Pan City Projects – Common Service Platform

Project Common service platform for all government facilities


All types of services at one stop

Concept

All the services of the public authorities like VMSS, VUDA, MGVCL, etc. shall be online for bill payment. Bill collection kiosk in each Ward office. GPRS enabled Hand Held Terminal(HHT) for payment collection for municipal services such as Pay & Park, Entry fee for parks, auditorium, etc. • Online Payment • GPRS enabled Hand Held Terminal • Online Complaint and Grievance Redressal System


Ease of payment, timely collection, saving in time, and reduced carbon foot prints

Smart City category

Pan city

Online Payment for Utilities

GPRS base HHT for Payment

collection

Online Complaint &

Grievance Redressal

Pan City Projects – Common Service Platform

Real time data to

server by HHT

Web based application Remote Client

Field Collection Hand Held Terminals - GPRS

Pan City Projects – Online Complaint Redressal

Ambulance Fire Utility service Van

Operation Sequence: 1. Call from Citizen

for emergency services

2. Locating the nearest service Van on GIS

3. Forwarding call details to Van

4. Service Van on field will move to incident place

5. Feedback to call centre

Project GIS Mapping of Underground utilities by scanning using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) Technology


Identification of Underground utility for better operational efficiency, maintenance and administration

Concept

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is an electromagnetic method that detects interfaces between subsurface materials with differing dielectric constants such as Pipes, Electrical and Telecom cables, pipelines and utilities. Identifying the underground utility positions and GIS mapping of these utility will provide central database for operation and maintenance of all utilities.


Better operational efficiency, maintenance, planning for future expansion and administration with centralized database

Smart City category

Pan city

GPR Equipments

GPR utility Detection

GPR Principal Theory

Pan City Projects – Utility Survey & GIS

Pan City Projects – City Surveillance System (CCTV)

PoE Network Switch

Client Station

Enterprise Storage VMS Servers

City OFC NETWORK

Monitoring Station with Video Wall

IP PTZ Camera

IP Box Camera

IP Box Camera

PoE Network Switch

Video Analytics Servers

Network Cable

Fiber Cable

DATA CEENTRE

PoE Network Switch

COMMAND AND CONTROL ROOM

Pan City Projects – Total Sewerage Solution

Project Automation of all Sewerage Pumping Stations and trapping of sewage from the storm water drainage

Concept

• All treatment plants and pumping stations will be provided with SCADA system, using various types of sensors and centralized control room.

• This will help the corporation to monitor the sewage flows, leakages and increase the efficiency of operations.

• Power Source from Roof top solar Panels at Each STP location

Benefit for the city The sewage going to various water bodies can be arrested and existing sewage treatment system efficiency can be increased. Solar Power Generation at STP location will Reduce 24MT/ Year CO2 Emission.

Smart City category

Pan City

Pan City Projects – Total Sewerage Network

Pan City Projects – Total Sewerage Solution

Smart Features

Flow Level Indicators at Manholes (first phase)

Automatic operation of SPS

SCADA System integration for all STP

Length of Sewer network : 1425 Km

Three zones & SPS/APS : 49 nos.

Three zones & MPS : 6 nos.

STP (Total 276.5 MLD)

Centralized SCADA control and

Automated STP future ready for city-wide

recycle

Sewage Treatment

Plant

Location Capacity MLD

Process Solar Potential in MW

Tarsali 52 ASP 2.4

Gajrawadi 66 ASP 3

Kapurai 43 UASB 2.0

Sayaji 8.5 EA 0.4

Atladara 86 UASB 3.9

Chhani 21 EA 1

Area Based Projects – Solid Waste Solutions

Solid Waste solutions

Sr. No Projects Brief

1 Recycling of Plastic in to Bitumen/Bio-diesel

• The plastic waste from the collected MSW will be segregated and sent for conversion to either Bio-diesel or mixed up in to Bitumen.

2 Biogas Generation at Processing Plant

• At the Processing plant segregated Wet/organic waste will be converted in to Biogas for commercial requirements.

3 Waste to Energy Conversion

• Total 465 TPD of solid waste is generated, out of which 4.5MW of possible power generation,

Block cost is based on similar projects of city. To be scaled down for selected area after analysis.

Area Based Projects – Solid Waste Management

Waste collection Vehicle

RFID BIN Tagging

RFID BIN Scanning Solid Waste Management System • RFID Tagging of Bins • GIS Mapping of Bins • Reading of Tags while Collection of solid waste • GPS Tracking device on Vehicle will capture the Bin ID & Location and

upload to server • Database management on server will update a report • Report Generation based on waste bins collected by Solid waste

collection Vehicle

Pan City Projects – E Medical

Project Tele medicine and e-medical system

Concept

Medicine will be available all over the city using a common web-based/mobile platform.

Under e-medical system, all micro and macro level medical data are to be uploaded in common platform for information to the public authorities and the citizens.

Inter-linking of the hospitals


Safe and healthy city

Smart City category

Pan City

Implementation Structure

Can be developed, operated and maintained by VMC or by a third party appointed by VMC.

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