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MCC clears 31 illegal shops

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Deccan Herald             23.01.2014 

MCC clears 31 illegal shops

An earthmover belonging to MCC removes a petty shop near RTO east office, in Mysore, on Wednesday. dh photo

 Mysore City Corporation (MCC) officials, on Wednesday, cleared 31 unauthorised shops in the vicinity of the office of regional transport office (RTO, East) on Dr Rajkumar road, in Shakti Nagar, on the outskirts of the city.

This follows a complaint by the residents of the locality to the office of Lokayukta, alleging that the petty shops that had mushroomed after the said office was opened two years ago, had turned into a bane. Most of the shops were catering to the public visiting the RTO with stationery materials and food items.

Earlier, MCC officials had served notices on such shopkeepers, asking them to vacate. On Monday (January 20) too, a final notice was served, after which some of the shopkepers vacated on their own volition, with 31 shops still remaining. Mobile shop vendors were spared as they move away with their push carts after the day’s business. On Wednesday morning, around 8 am, earth moving machines of the MCC and gangmen were pressed into service to complete the clearance drive without any confusion.

 

BBMP closes four establishments

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The Hindu             23.01.2014

BBMP closes four establishments

Staff Reporter

The Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike’s (BBMP) Mahadevapura zone health division officials conducted raids and ordered closure of four establishments, besides levying a fines of Rs. 50,000 on a few others for not obtaining the requisite permissions from the civic body.

According to a press release issued here on Wednesday, Anupriya Nursing Home, P.R. Dental Clinic, Ayurveda Bhavan and Royal Look Beauty Parlour were locked down as they neither possessed licence nor had signed an MoU for the scientific disposal of biomedical waste.

Bata showroom, Spandana Hospital, Vaishnavi Restaurant, Meghana Mess, Donne Biryani Corner, Jura Bakery and Tummy Treat Restaurant were fined, the release added.

 

Four illegal scrapyards face MMC axe

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The Times of India               22.01.2014

Four illegal scrapyards face MMC axe

MAPUSA: Continuing with its drive against illegal scrapyards, the Mapusa municipal council (MMC) on Tuesday demolished four illegal scrapyards along NH 17 at Karaswada junction. The scrapyards were illegal as they had encroached upon the national highway.

The drive was conducted in the presence of Bardez mamlatdar Anish Prabhudessai, MMC chief officer Raju Gawas and municipal engineer Munna Mujawar.

"The scrapyard owners were given notices to vacate the area before Monday. Since they failed to clear the encroachments, the scrapyards were demolished," Mujawar said.

He said that the other illegal scrapyards have been served notices to vacate, and if they fail to do so, then the drive will continue on Wednesday.

An increasing number of illegal scrapyards from Karaswada to Colvale along the national highway is proving to be a menace. The scrapyards are either on agricultural land or on land belonging to the national highway authorities. On Monday, 12 illegal scrapyards encroaching upon NH 17 were demolished after an order was issued by the Bardez deputy collector. In November, four illegal scrapyardswere demolished within the Mapusa municipal jurisdiction.

 


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