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Improving Public Spaces in Chennai Pedestrian Facilities and Pedestrianisation 3 September 2013 Mr Nandakumar Mr Nandakumar Executive Engineer Corporation of Chennai

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Improving Public Spaces in Chennai

Pedestrian Facilities and Pedestrianisation

3 September 2013

Mr NandakumarMr NandakumarExecutive EngineerCorporation of Chennai

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Maintenance and Status

• The Hon’ble Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s vision is to develop Chennai City as a world class city with infrastructure of international standardsCity as a world class city with infrastructure of international standards.

• The Worshipful Mayor and our Principal Secretary / Commissioner of Corporation of Chennai are guiding us to path breaking schemes for infrastructure developments in Chennai Cityschemes for infrastructure developments in Chennai City.

• Chennai City is the biggest and important urban agglomeration in Tamil Nadu. This City portrays both historical and modern contemporary Indian culturecontemporary Indian culture.

• Now the limits of Corporation of Chennai has increased from 174 Sq.km area sq km to 426 Sq.km. and has around 36,000 number of roads (Interior roads slum roads and Bus Route Roads)roads. (Interior roads, slum roads and Bus Route Roads)

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Maintenance and Status

• All the arterial roads / major roads wherein the public transportation operates are being maintained by Bus Route Road (BRR) departmentoperates are being maintained by Bus Route Road (BRR) department of Chennai Corporation.

• Under BRR control we have 448 roads measuring to a length of 358 kmskms.

• Until now it was a normal practice followed to ensure that the width of the footpaths never exceeds 5m (5 feet) even in 100 feet wide roads.F t th t l t f d t i f t b t l• Footpaths are not only paramount for pedestrian safety but also ensures smooth traffic.

• Now with increased traffic flow these 5 feet footpath in many roads due t b t ti lik BSNL El t i it b d th h tto obstruction like BSNL, Electricity boxes and other encroachments forces people are forced to walk on roads leading to accidents.

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Maintenance and Status

• Corporation of Chennai has taken up a major step forward to widen footpaths from 1 5m to 3m by reclaiming space from road to makefootpaths from 1.5m to 3m by reclaiming space from road to make footpaths pedestrian friendly and to regulate traffic.

• Under the grants obtained from Tamil Nadu Road Infrastructure fund (TURIF) Corporation of Chennai has taken up 71 major roads to a(TURIF), Corporation of Chennai has taken up 71 major roads to a length 48.60km at an estimated cost of Rs. 42.5 crores for converting the existing 5 feet footpath to 10 feet footpath with all facilities like street furniture, toilets, etc.street furniture, toilets, etc.

• Initially, Granite kerb with 3 line dressed granite top slab was proposed. Due to shortage of supply and higher cost now it is decided to do the footpath with Granite kerb with Cement concrete top.to do the footpath with Granite kerb with Cement concrete top.

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The following presented toThe following presented to Govt of Tamil Nadu

T t f di t t j t dTo request funding, start project and coordination.

R i d C t N d d Ch i R dRequired Components Needed on Chennai Roads

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Service lanes

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Service lanes

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Clear demarcation of 3 zones

Furniture Zone

Frontage zone with street-side Pedestrian zone

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activities

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Clear demarcation of 3 zones

Furniture ZonePedestrian zone

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Private property access ramps

1. Ending the footpath with abrupt curbs is not acceptable

2. Lowering the entire footpath to the level of the carriageway is unacceptable as property entrances may become waterlogged

3. Vehicle ramps should be provided in the ‘furniture zone’ and not in the ‘pedest ian one’

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and not in the ‘pedestrian zone’

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Design Criteria & Standards

Continuous and unobstructed

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Design Criteria & Standards

Elevation over carriageway (e.g. +150 mm) and adequate cross slope for storm water runoff.

150mm rise

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Elevation low enough for pedestrians to step onto and off easily

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No breaks /obstructions at

Design Criteria & Standards

No breaks /obstructions at property entrances and side streets

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Design Criteria & Standards

Continuous shade through tree coverContinuous shade through tree cover

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Design Criteria & Standards

Surmountable gratings over tree

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Surmountable gratings over tree pits to increase effective width of footpath

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Storm water drainage

This design lets water fall into a catch pit in the bufferinto a catch pit in the buffer and then into pipes under the footpath. The level of the drain is below that ofthe drain is below that of the footpath.

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Storm water drainage

This design lets water fall into a catch pit throughinto a catch pit through grating in the kerb gutter.

Proper sloping in p p gcarriageway design is essential for this to work.

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Other underground utilities

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5) Street lighting

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5) Street lighting

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Bollards

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Pedestrian Safety barriers

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Garbage receptacles

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Kiosks

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Kiosks

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Kiosks

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Public toilets

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Public toilets

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Maintenance and Status

Corporation of Chennai is enlisting CREDAI and others to maintain the new roads

MoU already in place and pilots have started

71 Bus Route Roads (BRR) is showing good progress

Mayor announced 383 BRR to be upgraded along similar lines

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Maintenance and Status

Corporation of Chennai is tendering 750 modern, modular public toilets for start

Construction of 108 bus stops with information systems started

CoC has floated EOI for cycle sharing

Metro Rail very keen on cycle sharing and feeder

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Pedestrianisation Projectsj

T Nagar and Mylapore

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Proposed Changes – Streets for people not machines

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New Traffic Circulation

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Zone 01Zone 02

Zone 03

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Zone 01 - Panagal Park to Srinivasa Road (Pedestrian Plaza)

• 3300 SqM of Pedestrian Plaza (230m)3300 SqM of Pedestrian Plaza (230m)• Dedicated Bus Road• Outdoor seating facilities • Organized Vending Space (80 -100 Kiosks, 3 SqM each)

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Side Streets

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Ground Floor Land use

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Existing Condition

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Possible solution– Relocation of bus stops (200m)

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Existing Condition

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Existing Condition

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Possible Solution – Closing of road to vehicular traffic, complete pedestrian realm, No Parking Zone

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Existing Condition

Shared Lane

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Possible Solution – Restricted access

Shared Lane

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Thank You

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Visualization using StreetVisualization using Street Design ManualDesign Manual

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Street Design templates

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36m Street Option C

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30m Street Option C

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Intersection Designs- 30m by 36m- Option 2

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Proposal as pper template

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Case example

Annanagar- Shanthi Colony Road

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Annanagar- Shanthi Colony Road

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Case example

Annanagar 2nd Avenue

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Annanagar 2nd Avenue

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Case example

Taylors Road

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Taylors Road

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Pallikaranai Marsh andPallikaranai Marsh and Wetland ProjectsWetland Projects

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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MOAD

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What Corporation and other agencies are doingagencies are doing

Metro Rail, Highways, etc.

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bl hVISION 2023: Public Transport in Chennai

GOALGOAL» 70% by Public Transport (of all motorized trips)

» A healthier city with low pollution

» A safer city with no traffic related deaths

» A happier city

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I i S C d C Ti k iIntegration: Smart Card Common Ticketing

LONDONHONG KONG

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Example – Mono/Metro & BRTS connectivity

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Well design auto/share auto connectivity. Safe pedestrian facilities

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Street furniture – toilets, seating area, trees