Roads and utilities for a 21-plot development in Issorcim

Everything a new layout needs before the first plot is sold: internal road, storm water, sewer, potable water, fire hydrants, street lighting and ducts for power, telecom and gas.

Location
Issorcim, Mormugao, Goa
Service
Infrastructure design in Civil 3D
Layout
21 plots, two road alignments
Codes
IRC 86, IRC:SP:42, IRC 98, MoRTH, CPHEEO, IS 4111
Package
17 A0 sheets, July 2026

One corridor, every service

We designed the road and the services within it together, so the U-drains, sewer, water main, hydrants, street lights and utility ducts each have their own place in the cross section with the clearances the codes require.

Master plan of a 21-plot development in Issorcim, Goa, showing the road alignment with chainages, U-drains, manholes, hydrants and street lights
Master plan with chainages, U-drains, manholes, hydrants, street lights and the water tanks (sheet 04).

What we designed

  • Horizontal and vertical road alignment, with cross sections every 10 metres
  • U-drains and catch pits set to invert levels for positive drainage
  • Sewer lines, manholes and inspection chambers
  • Borewell, underground sump, pump house and an elevated overhead tank
  • Water mains and fire hydrants
  • Street lighting and electrical distribution pillars
  • A utility corridor for electricity, telecom and gas
  • Quantities of material
Longitudinal road profile with design and ground levels, vertical curves and U-drain invert levels
Longitudinal profile with design and existing levels, vertical curves and U-drain inverts.
Road cross sections at 10 m intervals showing pavement and U-drains
Cross sections at 10 m intervals.
Plan and elevation of the overhead water tank on RCC staging
Overhead water tank on RCC staging, plan and elevation (sheet 35).

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