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Project Information Memorandum

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1.0 Project Background

Namami Gange is a flagship programme of Government of India launched in 2014 to accomplish the
twin objectives of effective abatement of pollution, conservation and rejuvenation of River Ganga.
The Programme is being carried out in five states of the country - Uttarakhand, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh,
Jharkhand and West Bengal by the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG).
To facilitate its mission in Uttar Pradesh, NMCG has proposed to development a New STP in
Saharanpur to treat the sewage received in sewerage zones of the city, and also integrate the existing
assets including STPs and pumping stations in the remaining sewerage zones to enable effective
monitoring and treatment of sewage in the city of Saharanpur.
The proposed project is to be funded completely by the Central Government through the Namami
Gange Programme, and will be implemented and monitored by the Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam (UPJN).
2.0 Saharanpur town at a glance
2.1 Introduction
Saharanpur city is located in the state of Uttar Pradesh and is the administrative headquarters
of Saharanpur District and Saharanpur Division. The city grew in a region named after a Sufi Saint
Shah Haroon Chishti. It was founded by Sah Ranbirsingh, a Jain nobleman who was the Mughal
treasurer. He laid the foundations of the present day city on the site of an army cantonment. The city
is situated close to the borders of the states of Haryana and Uttarakhand. The district Saharanpur has
fertile agricultural region that produces plentiful grains and fruits. Saharanpur is known for its wood
carving cottage industry as well as a thriving market for local agricultural produce,
including basmati rice and mangoes. A variety of industrial enterprises are located here including
textiles, sugar, paper and cigarette factories. The city is located about 550 km from the capital city
of Lucknow, 164 km Delhi and 70 km from Dehradun, the capital of the state of Uttarakhand.
Saharanpur city has been selected for developing infrastructure under both the 'Smart City' and
AMRUT schemes, which are to be funded by the central government of India.
2.2 Climate
Saharanpur has a monsoon influenced sub-tropical climate due to its proximity of the Himalayan
region. The climate in Saharanpur is warm and temperate. Saharanpur records an average annual
temperature of around 23.3oC. June is the hottest month, while January is the coldest. The annual
average rainfall received in the city is 1204 mm. The month wise temperature and rainfall received in
Saharanpur
2.3 Census Population of Saharanpur Town

The census population for Saharanpur town is given in below.

Table 1- Census Population of Saharanpur Town
Decadal growth
Year Population Growth in Population
rate
1951 148435
1961 182513 34078 22.96
1971 225396 42883 23.50
1981 295355 69959 31.04
1991 373904 78549 26.59
2001 469764 95860 25.64
2011 705748 235984 50.23

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2.4 Ward Wise Population Distribution

Based on the overall projections for the town overall population is further subdivided into ward wise
population based on present and future population densities for respective ward. Ward wise
population projection for Saharanpur for various design years are summarized in the Table-2.

Table 2 Summary of Ward wise population projection

Ward No. Population
Census Projected Population-Ward Wise
2001 2011 2023 2032 2038 2053
Ward No. 1 7698 11574 14190 17170 18887 25119
Ward No. 2 7985 11998 14710 17799 19578 26039
Ward No. 3 7396 11080 13584 16437 18080 24047
Ward No. 4 7206 10798 13238 16018 17620 23435
Ward No. 5 6983 10516 12893 15600 17160 22823
Ward No. 6 6826 10233 12546 15180 16698 22209
Ward No. 7 6727 10092 12373 14971 16468 21903
Ward No. 8 6721 10092 12373 14971 16468 21903
Ward No. 9 7392 11080 13584 16437 18080 24047
Ward No. 10 7560 11363 13931 16857 18542 24661
Ward No. 11 6687 10022 12287 14867 16354 21751
Ward No. 12 8866 13339 16354 19788 21767 28950
Ward No. 13 8274 12421 15228 18426 20269 26957
Ward No. 14 7812 11715 14363 17379 19117 25425
Ward No. 15 8825 13268 16267 19683 21651 28796
Ward No. 16 7331 11010 13498 16333 17966 23895
Ward No. 17 6917 10374 12719 15389 16928 22515
Ward No. 18 8844 13268 16267 19683 21651 28796
Ward No. 19 8827 13268 16267 19683 21651 28796
Ward No. 20 8358 12562 15401 18635 20499 27263
Ward No. 21 8586 12915 15834 19159 21075 28029
Ward No. 22 8789 13197 16180 19577 21535 28641
Ward No. 23 8735 13127 16094 19473 21421 28490
Ward No. 24 8611 12915 15834 19159 21075 28029
Ward No. 25 8207 12351 15142 18322 20154 26805
Ward No. 26 8347 12562 15401 18635 20499 27263
Ward No. 27 8873 13339 16354 19788 21767 28950

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Ward No. 28 8113 12209 14968 18112 19923 26497

Ward No. 29 8243 12351 15142 18322 20154 26805
Ward No. 30 6770 10163 12460 15076 16584 22057
Ward No. 31 7775 11715 14363 17379 19117 25425
Ward No. 32 8141 12209 14968 18112 19923 26497
Ward No. 33 7621 11433 14017 16960 18656 24813
Ward No. 34 6691 10022 12287 14867 16354 21751
Ward No. 35 7602 11433 14017 16960 18656 24813
Ward No. 36 8893 13339 16354 19788 21767 28950
Ward No. 37 7652 11504 14104 17066 18772 24967
Ward No. 38 6725 10092 12373 14971 16468 21903
Ward No. 39 6723 10092 12373 14971 16468 21903
Ward No. 40 6841 10304 12633 15286 16814 22363
Ward No. 41 8057 12139 14882 18008 19808 26345
Ward No. 42 6768 10163 12460 15076 16584 22057
Ward No. 43 7248 10869 13325 16124 17736 23589
Ward No. 44 7605 11433 14017 16960 18656 24813
Ward No. 45 8511 12774 15661 18950 20845 27723
Ward No. 46 8858 13339 16354 19788 21767 28950
Ward No. 47 6720 10092 12373 14971 16468 21903
Ward No. 48 7183 10798 13238 16018 17620 23435
Ward No. 49 7327 11010 13498 16333 17966 23895
Ward No. 50 7799 11715 14363 17379 19117 25425
Ward No. 51 7531 11292 13844 16751 18426 24507
Ward No. 52 6753 10163 12460 15076 16584 22057
Ward No. 53 7048 10586 12978 15704 17274 22975
Ward No. 54 7414 11151 13671 16542 18196 24201
Ward No. 55 8980 13480 16526 19997 21997 29256
Ward No. 56 9003 13550 16612 20101 22111 29408
Ward No. 57 8982 13480 16526 19997 21997 29256
Ward No. 58 8951 13480 16526 19997 21997 29256
Ward No. 59 8934 13409 16439 19892 21881 29102
Ward No. 60 8556 12845 15748 19055 20961 27878

Total Domestic 881308 1044621 1170837

469764 705748 1558611
Population

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Equivalent
Floating - - 21042 24830 27986 37245
Population

Total
469764 705748 902350 1069451 1198823 1595856
Population

Table 3- Projected Population of Saharanpur Town

Year Population
2023 881308
2032 1044621
2038 1170837
2053 1558611
The Projected population in DPR is in similar range as projected in the Master Plan of the city.

3.0 Project Overview

3.1 Need for new infrastructure to treat the wastewater generated in Saharanpur
Saharanpur is a city in Saharanpur district of the State of Uttar Pradesh (UP). It is situated about 164
kms. from Delhi. Average annual temperature is around 230C. Average elevation of the city is 275.05
m above MSL. Total geographical area of Nagar Palika is 45 km2. There are 60 wards in the city.
The rivers Dhamola and Paondhoi are the freshwater rivers entering Saharanpur city from the north
side. River Paondhoi confluences with River Dhamola in Saharanpur city before railway line and
after traversing a further distance of 8 km, confluences with river Hindon.
There are 103 drains discharging wastewater into the above 2 rivers. Primarily these drains are meant
for carrying storm water during the rain but also carry sewage from the houses, institutions,
commercial establishments, colleges etc. and polluting rivers Paondhoi and Dhamola. This has
resulted in an increase in pollution level of the holy river, which is the main concern of the
Government and N.G.T. Hence, to prevent these drains from discharging waste water directly into the
river without any treatment, the Government of India along with the Government of Uttar Pradesh is
making continuous efforts to improve the current sewerage infrastructure.
In an effort to divert the untreated waste water from discharging into the river, Interception and
Diversion (I&D) works have been proposed. Under this project, the balance drains discharging into
River are proposed to be tapped and the waste water shall be carried to proposed STPs for treatment
through pumping station/ gravity flow. The STPs proposed in this Scheme shall also be utilized in due
course when other phases of sewerage system will be implemented. This means the sewage shall be
taken to the STPs by nala tappings.
Out of 103 drains, 8 nos. are already diverted in other scheme of the State, therefore, remaining 95
drains are fall under the catchment of proposed 135mld STP. List of 95 drains is provided in
subsequent section.

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3.2 Description of rivers Paondhoi, Dhamola and Hindon

Rivers Dhamola and Paondhoi pass through Saharanpur town. River Paondhoi flows from north to
south and joins river Dhamola. River Dhamola comes from eastern side and flows towards west to
meet Paondhoi before the railway line near Assura bridge. Beyond the confluence, the river flows as
Dhamola, which ultimately joins river Hindon after travelling for about 15 km downstream. The town
slopes towards these rivers. Most of the open drains discharge wastewater into these rivers.
Both Dhamola and Paondhoi were freshwater rivers flowing through Saharanpur. In earlier times,
people used the water of these rivers for domestic purposes. But now disposal of untreated/partially
treated sewage and industrial effluents through open drains in Saharanpur town have significantly
affected the water cities along river Hindon quality of these rivers.
River Hindon, historically known as the Harnandi river, is a tributary of river Yamuna and originates
in the Saharanpur District, from Upper Shivalik in Lower Himalayan Range. The river flows between
rivers Ganga and Yamuna, for 400 kilometres through Muzaffarnagar, Meerut, Baghpat, Ghaziabad,
Noida, Greater Noida before it joins river Yamuna just outside Delhi.
A plan showing Hindon river Basin is placed at Fig and showing cities along river Hindon at Fig.

Figure: Hindon River Basin Map

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3.3 Water quality of rivers Paondhoi and Dhamola

Water quality of rivers Paondhoi and Dhamola are placed in table 4.
Table-4
Testing Parameters
S.
Location DO BOD TSS COD
No. pH
(mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l)
1 2 4 5 6 7 8
1 Paondhoi (Upstream) 7.99 6.3 3.0 58 9.34
2 Paondhoi (Downstream) 6.99 4.6 24 66 67.95
3 Dhamola (Upstream) 7.47 7.2 0.40 33 1.0
4 Dhamola (Downstream) 7.14 2.8 48 44 135.91
Dhamola (Downstream after
5 7.50 1.0 50 112 158.85
Confluence)
(contd. from above table)
Testing Parameters

Mercury (mg/l)
Copper (mg/l)
(mg/l)
Chromium

Chromium

Cadmium

S.
Arsenic
(mg/l)

(mg/l)

(mg/l)

(mg/l)
Hexa

Lead
Location
No.

Zinc
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Paondhoi
1 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 0.2 0.1 <.001
(Upstream)
Paondhoi
2 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 0.2 0.1 <.001
(Downstream)
Dhamola
3 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 0.2 0.1 <.001
(Upstream)
Dhamola
4 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 0.2 0.1 <.001
(Downstream)
Dhamola
5 (Downstream <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 <.01 0.2 0.1 <.001
after
Confluence)

Water quality of rivers deteriorates after entering the city due to discharge of wastewater from the
drains in the rivers.

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Table-5

Coliform Count,

Coliform Count,

Total Alkalinity

TKN,mg/l
S

MPN/100

MPN/100
Chloride

Faeccal
Name

(mg/l)

(mg/l)

(mg/l)

(mg/l)

(mg/l)
COD
BOD

VOS
.

TSS
pH
of
N
Drain
o

Chilkan
a Nala
1 7.13 32 95.62 124 90 39.30 16000 9000 385.40 98.70
(Dhobi
Ghat)
Braj
2 Transpo 6.92 122 334.66 382 302 74.87 9000 3000 526.4 115.81
rt Nala

3 Taj Nala 8.04 120 360.64 462 392 11.23 8000 8000 470 119.75

Hathi
4 Gate 7.18 77 223.10 182 158 78.96 8000 7000 427.70 78.96
Nala
Dhobhi
Ghat
5 7.99 50 145.04 178 142 52.40 17000 14000 446.50 113.83
IPS
Drain
Gaddhe
waali
6 7.78 80 211.68 200 150 9.35 17000 5000 408.90 71.06
gali
drain
At Inlet
of
7 6.96 118 384 72 - -- 384 - - 16.4
existing
STP

The pH value ranged from 6.3 to 7.3. The BOD level ranged from 50 to 400 mg/l and COD level
ranged from 140 to 2850 mg/l. The BOD and COD level indicate that these drains are carrying
untreated sewage. The BOD level in drains near Janak Hotel indicates that the drain carries
contribution of septage as well from various septic tanks or leach pits constructed in various houses in
its catchment. The concentration of heavy metals in various drains was below detectable limits.

4.0 Existing Sewerage System.

The city is partially sewered and mainly Interception and Diversion works and STP have been
provided in the city under Yamuna Action Plan-I (YAP-I) in the year 1998. The total length of sewer
is around 111 km. The summary of existing sewerage system is given in Table 6 below.

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Table 6:Summary of existing sewer areas in Saharanpur

Operational Choked
Sr. Zone No. of No. of Trunk sewer Branch Sewer No. of
sewer lines sewer lines
No. No. Wards Colonies length (km) Length (km) manholes
(km) (km)
1 1 6 19 3.80 8.20 900 9.80 2.20
2 2 11 90 9.45 20.95 2240 20.50 9.90
3 3 6 20 6.00 27.00 1985 32.40 0.60
4 4 7 28 8.19 28.00 1786 35.10 1.02
Total 30 157 27.37 84.15 6911 97.80 13.72

Most of the trunk sewers from these 4 zones are connected to the main trunk sewer of 1600 mm laid
under YAP-I.

4.1 Interception and Diversion works under YAP- I

a. 51 drains were tapped under YAP- I and connected with sewerage system to divert their flow to
the STP of 38 Mld (UASB) proposed at Praduman Nagar through 3 no. IPS constructed at:
 Dal Mandi Intermediate Pumping Station (capacity 6.9 Mld) – 8 drains
 Rakesh Theatre Intermediate Pumping Station (capacity 16.9 Mld) – 14 drains
 Govind Nagar Intermediate Pumping Station (capacity 24 Mld) – 17 drains

The flow from these IPS is pumped to manholes located on the trunk sewers and is ultimately carried
by gravity to Main Pumping Station (MPS) (capacity 38MLD) located at Praduman Nagar STP,
intercepting 12 drains onway.

From Govind Nagar IPS, sewage is pumped into trunk sewer of 1600 mm diameter, which flows to
the MPS at Praduman Nagar.

b. STP 38 Mld–Praduman Nagar

One STP of 38 Mld capacity based upon UASB technology has been constructed in Praduman Nagar,
Saharanpur under YAP-I. The STP is operational from 2002. Disposal of treated effluent is from
STP to Dhamola river.
c. The flow diagram of the works carried out under YAP- I is placed in Figure below.

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Flow diagram of works carried out under YAP- I at Saharanpur

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Plan showing works under YAP at Saharanpur

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d. Operation, maintenance, and management of existing sewerage works

The operation and maintenance of sewerage works of Saharanpur is being carried out by M/s
WAPTECH Ltd., for a period of 10 years w.e.f. November 2019
The details of sewerage system are given in Table 7.
Table 7: Details of sewerage system

STP 38 Mld Praduman Nagar, Malhipur Road,

Saharanpur
Capacity (Mld) 38
Technology Up-Flow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB)
Design Parameters Inflow Norms Discharge
BOD 100-250 less than 30
COD 250-500 less than 250
TSS 200-600 less than 50
DO 0.00 more than 6.0
Faecal coliform (MPN per 100ml) Less than 1000
MPS attached to the above STP with its 1.SPS at Rakesh Theatre
capacity (Details of pumps and generators)
2. SPS at Sabji Mandi Pul.
3.SPS at Govind Nagar
4. MPS at STP
Main SPS, its Capacity, design Total 38 Mld
Length of rising Main, type of pipe used 380m CI pipe 350 to 700 mm dia.
Length of sewer line attached to the STP, its 66 km
year of commissioning and size
Nalas/drains attached to the STP 51 drains were attached to the STP through
sewerage network. (I&D work of 17 drains are to
be revamped under NMCG project)
Tentative discharge of the drains Provided in the list of drains.
Year of commissioning 2002

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4.2 Sewerage schemes under execution

4.2.1 Interception and Diversion Scheme of 8 drains, under State Sector

I& D scheme for 8 nalas in u/s of Paondhoi, under State Sector, is under execution by UPJN,
Saharanpur.
The details of works proposed, and progress are summarised in table below

Table 8: Works proposed under I&D scheme of 8 drains under State Sector

SN Items Quantities Progress

1 Nala tappings 08 nos. Completed
2 Total discharge 5.50 Mld
3 Sewer network, 200-400 mm 5.56 km 3.25 km
4 IPS at Dhobi Ghat 5.7 Mld Completed
5 Rising main to existing Dal Mandi IPS 6.9 1.3 Km, Completed
Mld, 250 mm (DI-K9)
Existing Dal Mandi IPS 6.9 Mld is already running to its full capacity and cannot take additional
discharge from IPS Dhobi Ghat. The wastewater would be discharged to STP of 7 Mld proposed
under Smart City Zone-2

4.2.2 Sewerage scheme under Smart City Program

Sewerage scheme for ABD (Area Based Development) area covering sewerage zones 2, 3 & 4 is
under execution under smart city program. The summary of which is given below
Table 9: Works proposed under Smart City Program

Description Details
Project area zones 2, 3 & 4
Works proposed
Sewers, 200 to 1100 mm, 200-250
152.815 km
mm AC, rest RCC NP3 & NP4
Sewer connecting chambers 4595 nos.
House connections 44904 nos.
MPS MPS of 6m. dia. at Zone-2
Rising main from MPS to STP 300 mm, 25 m, DI K7
STP 7 Mld (SBR)

4.2.3 Sewerage works under AMRUT scheme:

Table 10: Works proposed under AMRUT scheme

Description Details

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Project area Zone 2, sub zone 1

Works proposed
Sewers,
200 mm, AC 58156 m
250 mm, DI K7 814 m
300 mm, DI K7 385 m
1200 mm, RCC NP3 230 m
1250 mm, RCC NP3 85 m
Total 59670 m
IPS 1 no.
Bio- digestors 5 nos.
Rehabilitation of existing sewerage Sewer cleaning - 2732 m (1200- & 1500-mm
system dia.)
Dismantling of old settled and non- 11,447 m
usable sewers

5.0 Broad proposals

In Saharanpur, there are already 4 IPS, one MPS and one STP. Drains discharge their wastewater into
rivers Pandhoi and Dhamola. 51 drains were intercepted under YAP I. New I&D and STP works have
now been provided by dovetailing with the existing sewerage system and the following sewerage
works in progress,

a. I&D of 8 drains – The discharge from IPS of 5.7 Mld at Dhobi Ghat, would be pumped to the
proposed STP of capacity 7 Mld proposed under Smart City Sewerage Scheme.

b. Sewerage scheme under Smart City

Zone 2- Under this scheme, 52.67 km sewers, MPS and STP of capacity 7.5 Mld have been
proposed. The treated effluent will be reused for agricultural purposes.

Zone 3 and 4 – Under this scheme, 100.43 km sewers have been proposed. 32.46 Mld sewage
for the design year would be the proposed in new STP.

c. Sewerage scheme under AMRUT program – Zone 1, Sub Zone 1 - Under this scheme, 59.67
km sewers and IPS of 7 Mld in the campus of existing STP have been proposed. The
wastewater would be pumped to the proposed STP of capacity 135 Mld, on the site opposite
to existing STP.

I&D works of 51 drains were carried out under YAP I, out of which 4 drains were partially tapped.
The present discharge of these 51 drains has exceeded their design capacity. All drains will now
be fully tapped, out of which discharge of 34 drains would be taken through the existing I & D works.
The remaining 17 drains and 44 newly identified drains would now be tapped through proposed I&D
works with additional MPS and STP. Existing I&D works of 51 drains carried out under YAP I, will
be repaired and continue to work with wastewater tapping of 34 drains.

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Wastewater discharges of sewerage schemes in progress is given in below

Table 11: Wastewater discharge of sewerage schemes in progress

S. Scheme Average discharge Proposed treatment
No. Mld
2038 2053
1 Smart city 7.0 9.0 New 7.0 Mld capacity STP under
Zone-2 construction under Smart City Program.
2 Smart City 25.23 32.46 To be treated in 135 Mld STP proposed
Zone- 3 & 4
3 Amrut 6.02 7.57 To be treated in 135 Mld STP proposed
Total discharge 38.25 49.03

6.0 Works Proposed

6.1 Project Scope

As stated in the Administrative Approval and Expenditure Sanction, the proposed project is based on
Hybrid Annuity Model.
6.2 Proposed Infrastructure:
It is therefore proposed to develop one New STP - Saharanpur (New) STP of capacity 135 MLD
including one new MPS (New) at Dhamola river, 61 Nos. Drain tapping with 16 Km I&D Sewer and
50 meter rising main in this City to prevent the untreated water from flowing into the river directly.
Table 1: List of proposed assets under the Project

Sl. No Proposed Works Saharanpur STP and I&D Scheme

1. I&D works (Nala tapping) 61 No. of Drains
Interception Sewer Network (300 to
2. 1600 mm diameter, along rivers 16 Km
Pandhoi and Dhamola)
Saharanpur (New) MPS of 172.3 MLD at the
3. Main Pumping Station
proposed STP location
4. Rising Main 50 meter (MPS to STP)
5. Sewage Treatment Plant Saharanpur (New) STP - 135 MLD

6.3 I&D works:

The wastewater from 61 drains will be intercepted in an inlet chamber provided with coarse
screen at each tapping arrangement to prevent the solid waste entering the sewer line. List of
drains are provided in table below-

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Table 2: List of drains under project scope

Tentative
S.
Location Name of drain flow (in Drain Status
No.
MLD)
1 Jamshednai 0.06 Already tapped
2 Jawahar nagar Bansal publisher 0.4 Already tapped
3 Jawahar nagar khurana niwas* 0.64 To be retapped
4 Swami dental clinic* 0.5 To be retapped
5 Near Janak hotel* 1 To be retapped
6 Braj Transport* 8.73 To be retapped
7 Khumranpulmandike pass* 0.75 To be retapped
Paondhoi
8 left side Sharab theka ke samne* 0.73 To be retapped
9 drains Natraj drycleaners* 0.45 To be retapped
10 Sabji mandi pull 0.72 Already tapped
11 Rajdhani plywood 0.58 Already tapped
12 State bank of patiala, Puljogian 0.45 Already tapped
13 Near Jai general store ,link road 0.3 Already tapped
Ram tirath school Drain (left side of
14 0.58 To be tapped
Paondhoi)*
15 Kotwali nalla* 0.45 To be tapped
16 Chilkana nalla (Dhobi ghat) * 17.41 To be retapped
Paondhoi right side from from
17 3.57 To be tapped
Dhobighat IPS*
18 Kalyani sales 0.06 Already tapped
19 Agarwal Daramshala-1* 0.15 To be retapped
20 Agarwal Daramshala-2* 0.7 To be retapped
21 Baghat singh chowk ke samne* 0.25 To be retapped
Paondhoi
22 right side Kumranpul riksaw stand* 0.5 To be retapped
23 drains Dalmandi Pumping station* 0.44 To be retapped
24 Ansari road near Dr. neha clinic* 0.29 To be tapped
25 Machhli bajar* 0.61 To be retapped
26 Jogiyan pul near ganpati cellphone* 0.58 To be retapped
27 Ashu sharma 0.25 Already tapped
28 Near taj nalla* 0.13 To be tapped
29 Hanuman mandir Near 0.2 Already tapped
30 Janta colony* 0.04 To be tapped
31 Numaish camp V shape nalla* 0.7 To be tapped
32 Dhamola Dukhibagh* 0.06 To be tapped
left side
33 Shanti nagar-1* 0.02 To be tapped
before
34 confluence Shanti nagar-2* 0.26 To be tapped
35 Bijlighar nalla* 0.7 To be tapped
36 Beribagh drain* 0.5 To be tapped

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37 Nalla near Irrigation land* 0.04 To be tapped

38 Nand vihar* 0.23 To be tapped
39 Nand vatika-1* 0.17 To be tapped
40 Nand vatika-2* 0.01 To be tapped
41 Abdullah colony* 0.21 To be tapped
42 Badshai masjid* 0.07 To be tapped
43 Nai basti-1* 0.03 To be tapped
44 Nai basti-2* 0.26 To be tapped
45 Radha vihar* 0.87 To be tapped
46 Pushapanjali vihar nala* 0.05 To be tapped
47 New gopal nagar-1* 0.26 To be tapped
48 New gopal nagar-2* 0.09 To be tapped
49 Old police chowki* 0.08 To be tapped
50 Numaish camp rikshaw stand-1 0.3 Already tapped
51 Dhamola Numaish camp- Arti tent house 0.17 Already tapped
right side
52 Numaish camp* 0.5 To be tapped
before
53 confluence Navyug Market* 0.17 To be tapped
54 Valmiki colony* 0.54 To be tapped
55 Punjabi barat ghar 0.1 Already tapped
56 Peer pehelwan pulia 0.33 Already tapped
57 Mayur service centre 0.55 Already tapped
58 Near vardhan hospital 0.45 Already tapped
59 Indra camp* 0.44 To be tapped
60 Dhamola nadi ka pull sapna takies* 1.09 To be retapped
61 Indra basti-1* 0.04 To be tapped
62 Indra basti-2* 0.15 To be tapped
63 Indra basti-3* 0.18 To be tapped
64 Near Janak nagar* 0.62 To be tapped
Dhamola
65 left side Below railway line* 0.05 To be tapped
66 after Kapil vihar* 0.35 To be tapped
confluence
67 Kapil vihar near OHT* 0.17 To be tapped
68 Shiv bagula mukhi* 0.35 To be tapped
69 Brhampuri drain* 0.11 To be tapped
70 Gaddhe wali gali* 2.71 To be tapped
71 Nazirpura* 0.03 To be tapped
72 Taj nalla* 14.36 To be retapped
73 Satyug ashram nala 0.51 Already tapped
Dhamola
74 after Pathanpur Ajmer niwas 0.7 Already tapped
75 confluence Govind nagar Sriharimal niwas 0.35 Already tapped
right side
76 Govind nagar Srim gangadevi niwas 0.45 Already tapped
77 Govind nagar Srim Mohan niwas 0.55 Already tapped

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78 Railway drain 0.45 Already tapped

79 Karyalya sahayak chetra prabandhak 0.55 Already tapped
80 Chawla property dealer Hathi gate 10.44 Already tapped
81 Gil colony church kypass 0.45 Already tapped
82 Bharti drain court road 0.65 Already tapped
83 Parmesti das jwellers court road 0.55 Already tapped
84 Nalla near hakikat nagar teraha 0.55 Already tapped
85 Police up mahani riksak niwas 0.45 Already tapped
86 Near shiv mandir Dr. mehta 0.3 Already tapped
87 Saket colony 0.12 Already tapped
88 Pratap clinic jain college road 0.4 Already tapped
Karamchari rajyabima nigam Jain
89 0.45 Already tapped
college road
90 Baba deepgarment jain school road 0.55 Already tapped
91 Jai laxmi furniture house malhipur road 0.45 Already tapped
92 Punjabi bagh-1* 0.3 To be tapped
93 Punjabi bagh-2* 0.2 To be tapped
94 Punjabi bagh-3* 0.9 To be tapped
95 Near police ground behind STP* 0.7 To be tapped
Total 90.96
Note. The Interception and Diversion is considered for 61 No. of drains out of 95 drains for the
Saharanpur town as marked (*) in the list. The balance drains & other municipal drains/ house
drains which are directly discharging waste water in the river shall be integrated with the proposed
I&D structure and Interceptor Sewer at suitable location.
Bidders need to perform their own assessment and required surveys for the required levels. All
information mentioned in table above is indicative only.

It is proposed to lay the interceptor sewers along both the banks of rivers Pandhoi and Dhamola, to
intercept remaining 17 drains of YAP I and 44 new drains = 61 drains, before falling into rivers and
divert the same to the proposed STP. Size of sewers vary from 300 mm to 800 mm diameter before
confluence of the two rivers. After confluence, a trunk sewer of size 1200 to 1600mm diameter has
been proposed up to the MPS, which will also carry the discharge of zone-3 & 4, received from
1100mm dia. gravity trunk sewer to be laid under ongoing Smart City scheme.

Hydraulic design details of I&D sewer are given in table below.

Table 3: Interceptor sewers proposed

SN Diameter of sewer, mm Length of sewer, m

1 300 1,465
2 350 2,550
3 400 670
4 500 2,445
5 600 2,430
6 800 2,400

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7 1200 610
8 1400 1,050
9 1600 2,380
Total 16,000

A plan showing proposed works in Saharanpur.

Figure: Plan showing proposed works in Saharanpur

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Trenchless:- .
Tentative length and diameter of pipes to be laid with trenchless technology are as follows:

River Crossing
S.No. Location Approx. diameter Approx. length
1 Paondhoi left side to Confluence 800/1200 mm 80 m
2 Dhamola left side to Confluence 300/500 mm 120 m
3 Dhamola right side to Confluence 500/800 mm 100 m
4 Dhamola right side to STP 1400/1600 mm 80 m

If Trenchless length will exceed from above then the rates of Trenchless will be considered as
per Trenchless Society of India or equivalent SOR as approved by EA (UPJN-R).
6.4 Design Periods

The base year of the project has been taken as 2023, intermediate year as 2038 and ultimate
year as 2053. Design periods of various components are given in below
Table 15: Design period of various components

S. Design Component Design Remarks

No. Period
1 Land acquisition for STP, MPS, 30 Years Land availability & its acquisition in future
Sewers etc. will be difficult.
2 Sewer network 30 Years Replacement difficult and costly.
(laterals, Trunk
Main, Outfall etc).
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replacement will be difficult & costly.

4 Pumping Stations – Civil 30 Years Cost may be economical as well as
works replacement will be difficult & costly.
5 Pumping machinery 15 Years Life of pumping machinery is 15 years
6 Sewage Treatment Plants 15 Years The construction shall be modular in phased
manner as per requirement.
7 Effluent disposal 30 Years Provision of design capacities in the initial
and utilization stages itself is economical.
6.5 Timeline
The project has been structured into three Packages based on the location of the assets for completion
of the development works. The timeline of the Project is as below.

S. Construction
Package Commercial Operations
Completion O&M Period
No. Date (COD)
Date (CCD)

1 Single Package 21 months from 24 months from Effective From COD to End of
Effective Date Date - with 3 months of Concession
Trial Operations after CCD

7.0 Project Packaging

The project for development works, has been proposed to be taken up under Hybrid Annuity Model,
and has been categorized one Package.

The details of each Facility, their grouping in the Package is presented below.

Facility Capacity
Package Part of Details
Name (Average)
Saharanpur STP
Saharanpur STP 135 MLD
Facilities

Saharanpur Saharanpur
Saharanpur MPS 172.3 MLD & 50
Saharanpur STP Facilities Associate
with rising Main meter Rising main
and I&D Project Infrastructure
Saharanpur 61 nos. of tapping
Nalla Tapping
Associate and 16 Kms
and Sewer
Infrastructure Sewer

8.0 Project Structure

A) Construction Period: Saharanpur STP and I&D Project Saharanpur Facilities
The Concessionaire will be required to design, finance, construct, complete, including the I&D
Works, prior to the relevant Scheduled Construction Completion Date, in accordance with the
Concession Agreement.
After the Construction Period, the Concessionaire is also liable to operate and maintain the assets
for 15 years, in accordance with the Concession Agreement as per the rates agreed in the
Concession Agreement and shall be paid for during O&M Period.

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B) Trial Operations Period (Article 7): Upon receiving the relevant Construction Completion
Certificate, the Concessionaire shall commence the Trial Operations of the Facilities to determine
whether the KPIs are met on a continuous basis, and is fit for the commercial operations. To
achieve successful Trial Operations, the Facilities need to achieve KPIs for 20 consecutive days
prior to the relevant Scheduled COD.
C) O&M Period (Article 8): From their respective COD to the End of Concession, the
Concessionaire will be required to operate and maintain the Facilities, such that the Facilities
meet the key performance indicators specified in the Concession Agreement.
9.0 Payments

The payments for the Facilities shall be based on a Hybrid Annuity Model, wherein 40% of the
project cost shall be reimbursed to the Concessionaire during the Construction period. The balance
construction cost, along with interest, will be made as quarterly payments (Capex Annuity) during the
O&M period. Additionally, the Concessionaire will also receive indexed O&M charges based on his
quote and reimbursable power charges for operating and maintaining the Facilities, as quarterly
payments during the O&M Period.
A brief overview of the timeline and payments for the three STP Facilities is given in the table below
for better understanding. Kindly note that the details below are indicative and the Concessionaire may
refer to Article 9 of the Concession Agreement for the exact details.
10.0 Package Facilities

What? Design, Finance, Construct, Operate and Maintain, and Transfer the
STP Facilities as per the Concession Agreement
Project Details Where? At Dhamola river Saharanpur
How? Using any suitable technology, subject to satisfaction of the
Qualification Criteria set out in this RFP

Timeline Payments for each STP Facility

Construction 21 months; from Effective Date (ED) till 40% of Bid Project Cost, in eight
Period Construction Completion Date (CCD) equal instalments upon achieving
each Payment Milestone certificate;
after accounting for Delay Liquidated
Damages, if any;

Trial Operations 3 months; from Construction Completion Bonus upon early achievement of
Period Date (CCD) till Scheduled COD Construction Completion Date, if
any;
From the Commercial Operations Date Quarterly payments of:
O&M Period
(COD) of the STP Facility, till End of (1) Capex Annuity - 60% of
Concession; (means the date occurring Completion Cost (indexed Bid
after the expiry of 15 years from the Project Cost), along with interest;
Saharanpur (New) Package COD; (2) Indexed O&M charges for the
STP Facilities, based on number
of days of operation.
- (3) Power charges for STP subject to
a cap of Allowable Guaranteed
Energy Consumption.
(4) after accounting for Availability
Liquidated Damages,
Performance Liquidated Damages

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and Power Consumption

Liquidated Damages, if any;

11.0 Technical Overview For Developing Package Facilities

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Location and Site Details for the STP Facilities

site have been identified and finalized for the construction of the STP Facilities, near Dhamola river
in Saharanpur for which the technical details are provided in the table below:

Table 46 Location and site details for proposed STP facilities

No. Data Saharanpur

1 STP Site location plan Available
2 Schematic of existing Available
sewerage network
3 STP Site layout Available
5 Existing Influent Available
Standards
6 Site photos Available
7. Land area requirement 45000 sqm.
(in meter square)

No. Parameters Padunnan nagar

New STP site
1 Natural Ground Level 271.46 m
(NGL) at Site
2 HFL of Dhamola river 271.92 m
3 HFL of Paondhoi river 273.21 m
4 Ground water table NA
5 Maximum RL of Available
Intake
6 Existing available Available
points for Treated
Effluent disposal

Source of Data: Detailed Project Reports

* Bidders need to perform their own assessment and required surveys for the required levels. All
levels mentioned in table above are indicative only.

The Saharanpur (New) STP 135 MLD is proposed on the land opposite to Existing STP across the
river Dhamola. The existing STP of 38 MLD capacity is based on UASB followed by waste
stabilization pond technology. Approximately total 4.50 Ha land is in possession of Uttar Pradesh Jal
Nigam (UPJN) for the Proposed STP site for the construction of Saharanpur STP.
The proposed new STP land is low lying area and has large potholes due to carrying of soil by the
local people. The land filling and leveling of site shall be with in the scope of project, no additional
cost will be given. The approach road to site is from the residential area for which alternate route has
to be constructed as per the scope of the works.
Approach road from Existing STP of length 250 m and 5.5 m width between the polishing ponds of
existing STP to be constructed along with a box culvert of 20 m length and suitable depth as per flow
and 300 m approach road from entry gate of existing STP to polishing ponds

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Saharanpur STP – Site Location

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12.0 Sewage Flow Details for the Package Facilities

Table 5 Sewage flow details Package Facilities

Sl. Sewage Flow in MLD

SPS/ STP/ DSTP
No 2023 2038 2053
1 Saharanpur MPS 97.46 135 172.53
2 Saharanpur STP 97.46 135 172.53
* Bidders need to perform their own assessment and required surveys for the required levels. All
information mentioned in table above is indicative only.

13.0 Other Data

The other relevant data is provided as listed in the Table below. Please note that the designs and
drawings in Annexure are indicative only and the Bidders are required to undertake their own due
diligence and prepare their own designs and drawings for the purpose of the Bid and the Project.

Table 6: List of Drawing to the Project Information Memorandum

S.No. Drawings

1 Ward Map – Saharanpur

2 Existing Sewerage Map

3 Topographic Survey 1

4 Topographic Survey 2

5 Topographic Survey 3

6 Proposed I & D Sewer Layout

7 Layout of Existing 38 MLD STP

8 Existing Sewerage Zones as per YAP-II

9 Survey Layout of MPS and 135 MLD STP

10 Proposed Layout of MPS and 135 MLD STP

11 Tentative Hydraulic Diagram for 135 MLD STP

12 Tentative P & I for 135 MLD STP

13 Staff Quarter

14 Proposed Trenchless Sewer Layout

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15 Proposed location of approach road and Box Culvert on Dhamola River

16 Typical boundary wall drawing

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Signature Not Verified

Digitally signed by Praveen Kutti
Date: 2022.11.23 21:12:12 IST
Location: Uttar Pradesh-UP

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