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3 Annex Ure Final
2011
Annexure- I
Demography
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Demography:
Population Total
488,419
606,777
856,105
1,203,363
1,691,430
2,538,473
Decadal Change
Growth Rate(%)
118,358
249,328
347,258
488,067
847,043
24.23
41.09
40.56
40.56
50.08
Population Growth:
The decadal growth rate in the Pune area is 50.08% as per the Census 2001.
Other Characteristics:
India has a very young population with a median population age of 24 years; about 65% of the total
population is less than 35 years old. Pune is also reflective of this demographic characteristic with the
median age being closer to the national level. But, 62 percent of the total population is under the age of
30 years. In Pune, the 25-34 age group forms a larger proportion of the total population compared to that
prevailing at the national level. It is estimated that about 50 percent of the population increase is on
account of in-migration. This probably explains Punes relatively larger share of population in the 25-34
age groups. The economic activity on the outskirts of the city, particularly in the Pimpri- Chinchwad
region, has a direct impact on the city of Pune.
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Annexure- II
Population Density
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Population Density
Municipal Area:
The size of the municipal area is about 244 square kilometers as per Census 2001. Over the years, Pune
has grown considerably to reach this size. In 1961, the Pune municipal area was just over 138 square
kilometers.
Population Density in Pune:
Pune city has a population density of 10,412 per square kilometer as per the 2001 census.
Year
1961
1971
1981
1991
2005
Area- Sq.kms
138.94
139.79
147.66
166.11
227.68
Density/Sq.km.
5,204
7,154
9,346
10,445
12,000
Assumptions:
Based on the above review, the following issues have emerged with regard to the demographic
characteristic of Pune.
The population of Pune during the last four decades grew at an average annual rate of over 3.64
per cent against the national average of 2.1 per cent and state average of about 3.3 percent. Given
this trend and the strong economic activity in the Pune region, Pune is bound to attract a lot of
migrants. It is also observed that during the last decade, 50 per cent of growth has been due to in
migration.
The migrant population is likely to increase the demand for housing, particularly for
EWS/low income groups (LIG), if housing for these groups is not planned, slums are likely to
proliferate.
The positive feature of Pune is that large parcels of vacant lands are available and currently the
densities are low, except in the core old city. Hence, there is no issue of land availability, but the
affordability is an area of concern.
The growth in population is also likely to stress the already stressed modes of public transport and
will impact other services; hence, planned efforts are required to direct the growth in the right
direction.
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Area
44.63
30.75
28.01
12.04
21.72
22.43
18.14
8.48
12.78
9.92
10.05
3.61
2.80
2.32
227.68
Population
1,79,886
1,54,425
2,05,009
1,16,985
2,13,718
2,39,532
2,11,103
1,00,059
2,01,527
1,61,665
2,04,316
2,51,100
2,39,370
2,18,306
2,697,001
Density/Hectare
40
50
73
97
98
107
116
118
158
163
203
696
855
941
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Population Projection:
For the last four decades, the decadal growth rate in population has been in excess of 40%. It
is projected that the population of Pune city will reach 56.57 lakhs by the time of the 2031 census. As of
2005, it is estimated that the total population is around 29.46 lakhs This implies that the population
density for Pune will be over 23,000 per square kilometers by the year 2031compared to just over 12,000
in 2005.This may not look far-fetched as about 90% of the population is below the age of 50 and the city
has a very young population with the median age being close to 24 years. A combination of the
population pyramid tending to take the shape of a pillar and a large proportion of the current younger
generation expected to start families within the next decade and half will probably result in the population
figure reaching the projected level.
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Annexure- III
Land Use
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Land use:
Development of Pune as a city commenced from 1818, with the city area being just 5 sq. km.
In 1987 (when the last Development Plan was prepared), the area of Pune city was 138.38
sq.km.; with the addition of adjacent villages in 1997, the current area of PMC jurisdiction is
243.96 sq km. The old Development Plan was revised in 1987. For the newly added areas, the
PMC has prepared a separate new Development Plan.
Year
1857
Total Area
(Sqkm)
7.74
Area added
(Sqkm)
-
1889
9.86
2.12
1890
1931
18.04
18.79
8.17
0.75
1935
1958
19.05
138.98
0.26
27.02
Chaturshringi Area
Inclusion of 18 villages
1975
138.05
(-)0.848
1981
1983
146.95
146.11
7.33
0.0149
Inclusion of Sutarwadi
Inclusion of survey_no. 79 of Ghorpadi
1997
243.87
97.84
Inclusion of 23 villages
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Area in Sq.km
1987 DP New areas Total
Distribution in %
Old
New areas Total
50.58
2.35
7.26
15.22
1.38
22.00
2.35
12.04
12.45
12.73
138.38
36.55
1.0
5.25
11.00
1.00
15.90
1.70
8.70
9.00
9.20
100.00
53.16
1.57
2.62
1.45
0.00
9.81
26.70
2.48
0.00
7.79
105.58
103.74
3.93
9.88
16.67
1.38
31.81
29.05
14.52
12.45
20.52
243.96
50.35
1.49
2.48
1.37
0.00
9.29
25.29
2.35
0.00
7.38
100.00
42.52
1.61
4.05
6.83
0.57
13.04
11.91
5.95
5.11
8.41
100.00
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Annexure- IV
Slums
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Slums in Pune:
There are 564 slums in Pune city, of which353 are declared and 211undeclared slums. With growing
economic activity in Pune, the slum population has been increasing at a tremendous rate. The table
below, indicates that the growth of the slum population was higher than that of the total population. It is
observed that during 1971, the annual growth in slum population was about 10 per cent against the total
growth in population at 3.5per cent. This trend continued further but at a slower pace and picked up again
in 2001. In terms of proportion of the population living in slums, it has also increased from 15 per cent in
1961 to 40 percent in 2001. This growth in the composition of slum population could be attributed to
non-availability of housing stock at affordable costs, leading to the emergence of a large number of
slums.
Total
Population
Slum
Population
Nos.
1961
1971
1981
1991
2001
Slum
Population
City
% of Total
606,777
92,101
15.18
856,105
239,701
28.00
1,203,363
377,000
31.33
1,691,430
569,000
33.64
2,538,473
1,025,000
40.38
(Source Census of India and ESR 2004-05)
Slum
Population
Annual Growth- %
2.19
3.50
3.46
3.46
4.14
9.63
10.04
4.63
4.20
6.06
Density of Slums:
The density in slums (person/sq.km.) is about six times that of the overall density prevailing in the rest of
the city. The highest density is in the Warje- Karvenagar ward wherein the slum density is 23,509 persons
per hectare as compared to 97 in the non-slum area. This reflects the amount of pressure on the
infrastructure services and the living conditions of the slum dwellers. Such a high density also indicates
high health and social costs. It is also observed that 27 percent of the citys population resides in declared
slums and they occupy only four percent of the total city area.
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Ward
Area of
ward
(sq.km)
Ward wise
population
(2001)
Declared
slums
Declared
slum
population
Population
living in
slums
Area of
declared
slums
Area
occupied
by slums
Slum
density
Overall
density
of City
Sqkm
2001
Nos.
Nos.
Sqkm
Person/Sqkm.
30.75
154,425
31,699
20.53
1.57
5.10
202
50
Tilak Road
18.14
211,103
49
72,855
34.51
3.23
17.83
225
116
Sangamwadi
21.72
213,718
21
93,621
43.81
2.03
9.35
461
98
Karve Road
10.05
204,316
43
53,100
25.99
0.81
8.06
656
203
Sahakarnagar
9.92
161,665
24
41,505
25.67
0.36
3.66
1,143
163
Aundh
44.63
179,886
28
39,665
22.05
0.34
0.76
1,171
40
Bibwewadi
22.43
239,532
20
51,600
21.54
0.31
1.38
1,662
107
Ghole Road
12.78
201,527
29
39,150
19.43
0.21
1.67
1,835
158
Hadapsar
28.01
205,009
35
61,000
29.75
0.31
1.10
1,986
73
Bhavani Peth
2.32
218,306
29
45,845
21.00
0.17
7.41
2,667
941
Dhole Patil
Road
8.48
100,059
25
50,000
49.97
0.11
1.30
4,545
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Vishrambagwada
3.61
251,100
9,450
3.76
0.02
0.53
4,896
696
Kasba Peth
2.8
239,370
35
90,530
37.82
0.12
4.41
7,330
855
WarjeKarvenagar
12.04
116,985
40,200
34.36
0.02
0.14
23509
997
Total
227.7
2,697,001
353
720,220
26.70
9.62
4.22
749
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Yerawada
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Annexure V
Major Bridges List in PMC Area
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Location
Near Poona Hospital
Narayan Peth Deccan Gymkhana
Near RTO
Patil Estate Pune-Mumbai Road
Yerawada
Bund Garden
Kalyani Nagar, Near Inox
New Sangvi
Mundwa
Khadki Contonment
Parwati Goan
Aundh
Chatrapati Shivaji Raje Krida Sankul
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
Duttawadi
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41
42
Paud Fly-over
Kothrud Paud
43
Dengle Bridge
Shivajinagar
44
45
Near Balgandharwa-Omkareshwar
46
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Annexure VI
Mutual Aid Team-1
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Name
Dr. Jayshree Katare
Mr. J. B. Kumbhar
Mr. Kanchan
Mr. Goyal
Mr.Chimote
Mr. Sushant Kumar
Mr. Kelkar
Mr. Yadav
9
10
11
Mr. Chavan
Mr. Gorde
Mr. Kulkarni Santosh
Offices
SDO
Dy. Director
BPCL
HPCL
Ramamkrishanan Rasayam
IOCL
Dimple Chemicals
Distillery I/C; Yashwant Sah.
Sakhar Karkhane
Manager, Lata Engg.
Vishay Components
Safety Manager
12
Navalakh TranslinK
13
14
Mr.K B Gawande
Shri Garud
15
16
Dr. Mule
18
19
21
22
23
Dr. Dange,
Dr. Wagh
Mr. Mahesh Thakur
Navjeevan Hospital
Sanjeevani Hospital
Kurve Institute Of Social
Sciences
Location
Haweli
Pune
Pune
Loni
Loni Kalbhor
Loni
Pune
Pune
Velu
Loni
Cummins India Ltd,
Kothud
50A,Industrial Estate,
Hadapsar,Pune 13
(M):9372608182
PCMC
Lonikalbhor Police
Station
Haweli
Lonikalbhor
Loni
Ranjai,Sundai Sadan,
19, Panmala,
Sinhagad Rd, Pune 30
Lonikumbhar
Lonikumbhar
Pune
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Annexure VII
Emergency Communication and Co-ordination
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Municipal Commissioner
Dy. Municipal Commissioner (FIRE)
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Anand
Nagar
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Katraj Fire
Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Baner
(Proposed)
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Kothrud
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Kondwa
(Proposed)
Fire Station
Station Duty
Fire Officer
Hadapsar
Fire Station
Station Duty
Fire Officer
Kasba Peth
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Yerawada
Fire Station
Station Duty
Fire Officer
Dayaram
Rajguru
(St. Rd)
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Aundh
Fire Station
Station
Duty Fire
Officer
Erandwan
e Fire
Station
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Annexure VIII
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Annexure IX
Fees Levied for grant of Fire Approvals for
buildings.
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Annexure X
Cities digitized maps
(Showing road, rail, airports, drainages and other vital installations.)
119
February
2011
Annexure XI
Development Control Rules
(Provided as Separate Copy)
120
February
2011
Annexure XII
City Disaster Management Plan
(Copy Attached Separately)
121
February
2011
Annexure XIII
Information On Fire Stations, Police Stations,
Hospitals ,Roads etc.
122