Brief Desciption of ISWM action Plan:

   Hassan  is the Head quarters of the district by  the same name. It is located at NH 48, 196 Km west of  Bangalore. And 163 Km east of Mangalore. Hassan is the base for the surrounding places of tourist in names Belur,Halebid and Shravanabelgola , originally agricultural based, now changed to a tertians base with a predominanle of commercial and administrative services. Rains season between June to September and Rainfall in the District 900mm in average temperature is  minimum 14.3* c and Maximum 33.5*c.  population of the city 1,21,918 as per services 2111 and area covered 26.5 Km square.

Progress on the ISWM action plan

 Hassan city has 35 wards out of which 20 wards are outsourced for street sweeping. Total quantity of waste generated  in a day is 58 tones out of which 28.5 ton is organic waste, 25 ton is inorganic waste and 4.5 ton is Recyclables.

FEC campaign as SWM been taken up by NGO to bring the awareness among citizens, to ensure community participate in the waste segregation waste shall be segregated into biodegradable ,non-biodegradable and hag and of wards before primary collection.

The waste has to be segregated into 2 topics Wet waste includes Food waste decomposable waste etc., and Dye waste includes recyclables. 

The primary waste collection is to be taken under two heads.

1. Street Sweeping:  Street  sweeping will include cleaning         of silt accumulation along kerbs,meds,and shoulder main ,  Sweeping of  roads,srreets and path, uprooting of vegetarian, cleaning peon  drains, cleaning of later bins.    Hassan city is classified into  zones and A,B,C type of   roads for street sweeping.

 2 .D D Waste collection: Primary collection  vehicles will collect wet    waste  daily and dry waste will will be collected once in week zone wises.

                No of house holds in the city :  30,777 nos

                  Slum House Holds                  :  6295

                   Non Slum nonscholds             : 24482

Number of Auto tripper required in non slum households management  :    15

Waste collection in bulk generating area : The same primary collection vehicle will collect the waste from Hotels  and chalices by collection near change or glide them to make this own management

Waste collection in slum Area(Bring in system) :   The number of slum  12

 
   Households to be served by the phencard: 6295

 Number of HDPE  Bins received   : 315

 Type of primary collection vehicle is penchant. Number of  penchant  required is 7 with 14 powrakarmikas as per the  state act policy.

Debris clearance: This function is monitoring by CMC staff with task force 

2.      Sccondary Storage : In this action plan waste is stored at 2 levels 

1) Source Level: At source level individuals are expected to maintain bins for wet and another for dry waste and hazardous waste can be stored in a covered. It should be given to collection vehicle.

2) Storage at community level: Total quantity of waste generated is 58  tons  per day out of which 47.5 tons is wet waste .As per field experience the number of secondary storage contains required are 30 numbers for 3 meter cube and 30 numbers for 4.5 meter cube capacity.

3     Transportation of waste:

          Number of dumper plates required     5 no.

          Number of tractors tailors required    2 numbers

  The secondary storage convinces is proposed to   transport using   twin convener dumper plate to the processing units or to the final disposal. DVY waste collected by the auto tipper should be transferred to the tractors which is carry in to the landfill site.

4)    Land filling shall be voidances as the last step in the waste processing  chain once compost plants are setup only rejected shall be land  filled in a scientific manner.

  The Hassan CMC has purchased 22.5 acres services number 19/1 of land for processing and disposal of solid waste generated by the city near Agile which is about 8 Kms from city centre.

  The disposal process of various types of waste :

   Wet waste Composting

Dry waste    Filling to low leveling areas

Recyclable   Out sourced

Site from Drains   Filling to low leveling areas

Street sweeping waste  Filling to low leveling areas

Construction waste  Filling to low leveling areas 

IEC activity carried out in the ULB during the year:

IEC Activity carried out in the ULB During the year :September 2005 to August 2006

September 2006 to December 2006  to Till Date. 

IEC campaign as SWM has been taken up by NGO  which is being outsourced toMysore to bring the awareness among citizen, bulk generator and agencies in handling of municipal solid waste Janavighnana vedike, for a modernized and scientific systems in the ULB .IEC activity by 2006 NGO has been stopped .Since January  till date. So action is in progress to outsource for IEC activity to another NGO.