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Showing posts with label water tax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water tax. Show all posts

Friday, October 13, 2017

Baner Balewadi Residents are Angry with Pune Municipal Corporation

The residents of Baner and Balewadi - distressed by an ongoing water supply crisis - have refuted a statement by Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), which claimed that it had sent letters to residents asking them to attend meetings to discuss the problem:


Sangharsh for Development of Baner Balewadi

On Wednesday, the Bombay High Court lifted the stay on granting occupancy and commencement certificates to new constructions and building projects at Baner and Balewadi.

In its arguments, the PMC told the High Court that residents' associations in the area had not turned up for meetings that were called to discuss the water problem.

The statement has sparked anger among the residents.

“We have sent hundreds of letters to the PMC about the water crisis - something that has been on for the past 10 years. But instead of responding to our requests, the civic administration said societies had not turned up for discussions. This statement lacks logic. The civic administration must first understand that the water problem still persists in Baner and Balewadi,“ said Sarang Wable, of the Baner Balewadi residents' association.

Rajendra Sinha of the Aundh, Baner, Balewadi Vikas Manch said residents' associations were now planning to file a petition before the court on the water problems. He said the petition would name housing societies in the area as co-petitioners and demand the PMC compensate them for money spent on purchasing water tankers until now.

The petition would also demand a waiver of property tax and a stay on building permissions until water problems were resolved, Sinha said.

Read more at:


1) Anger in Baner, Balewadi as PMC claims water meeting invites went unanswered

2) HC'S LIFTING OF CONSTRUCTION BAN AT BANER-BALEWADI NOT WELCOME - Locals say PMC distorted facts, to file RTI for clarity, compensation

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1) Bombay High Court lifts ban on issuance of commencement and occupancy certificates for housing projects in Baner & Balewadi

2) Pune: Going ‘smart’, Baner-Balewadi lacks basic infrastructure

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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) plans hefty fines for water tax evaders

Pay up to 10 times the amount of your water bill!
Now, Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) is planning to levy a fine from residents who oppose the installation of meters and
also from those who fail to pay their dues.

PCMC officials have appealed to citizens to approach the ward offices concerned if they have any complaint regarding water bills.

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Saturday, November 7, 2009

PCMC residents to receive first-ever water meter bills soon

If you live within the PCMC limits, be prepared to receive the water tax bills for the last six months in a week's time.

This is the first time the civic body will send water tax bills to households based on the water meter readings.

Speaking to TOI on Thursday, municipal commissioner Ashish Sharma said, "We have to follow volumetric tariff method to implement equitable water distribution system. In volumetric tariff, we charge the consumer for the amount of water he uses. Water meters have been installed to gauge the amount of water being used by an individual household, and charge the tariff accordingly."

The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) initiated the drive to install water meters under the Union government's Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) scheme in November 2006.

Pravin Tupe, joint city engineer, PCMC, said, "The PCMC has installed water meters for at least 95 per cent of the population. Only a few new buildings which are constructed recently or are in the final stages of construction do not have the meters. It is compulsory for all homes to get water meters installed."

In all, the PCMC has installed 1.10 lakh meters within the municipal limits.

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