Gujarat Govt approval for setting up modern STPs in 9 more municipalities
July 20, 2022
Gandhinagar: Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has given his in-principle approval to works with the cumulative worth Rs 188.12 crore related to setting up of sewage treatment plants with an aggregate capacity of 73.98 MLD in 9 municipalities of the state.
The sewage treatment plants (STPs) are being set up in local bodies of the state with the aim of disposing the sewage water accumulating through sewerage networks as per the rules and regulations of the environment ministry and to ensure that the treated water can be re-used.
These 9 municipalities are currently treating the sewage water using old technology in an oxidation treatment pond but have now received in-principle approval for works related to setting up of modern STPs.
The Municipalities that have received the in-principle approval are as follows:
Municipality Capacity in MLD Estimated Cost in Crores
Gadhada 6.3 Rs 23.29
Kathlal 4.5 Rs. 14.02
Mahudha 4.0 Rs. 10.0
Patdi 3.4 Rs. 9.68
Savarkundla 13.4 Rs. 30.56
Bayad 5.07 & 0.31 Rs. 13.37
Siddhpur 13.5 Rs. 48.31
Sojitra 2.5 Rs 10.05
Vallabh Vidyanagar 21.0 Rs 28.48
The state government is functioning with the approach of ensuring sewage treatment facilities are available at all municipalities in the state.
Accordingly, 161 STPs with an aggregate capacity of 1497 MLS and a cumulative value of Rs 1850 crore have earlier been sanctioned of which STPs with an aggregate capacity of 720 MLD are functional across 57 municipalities.
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