The Pioneer 08.10.2010
MiC clears 17 proposals under JNNURM, UdayStaff Reporter | Bhopal
As many as 17 proposals dealing with development works under the ambitious Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) and Uday were cleared in the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) meet of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) held under the chairmanship of Mayor Krishna Gaur here on Thursday.
Other major decisions include the acceptance of an offer letter received for the construction of overhead tanks under the JNNURM project and the clearing of a proposal for the construction of separate overhead water tanks for gas-affected localities in the State capital.
A proposal dealing with appointment of consultants for preparing Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the Solid Waste Management (SWM) was also cleared by the MiC.
A sum of nearly Rs 50 lakh was allotted for electrification in residential apartments developed at Madrasi colony in Phase II.
A number of proposals dealing with basic amenities like road, water and parking at the Transport Nagar in Kokta also got the nod.
The construction of a cement concrete road at an estimated cost of around Rs 1 crore and reserving a similar fund for other facilities like water supply and parking lots, to come up in the area, were also cleared by the MiC.
A proposal dealing with the beautification of the airport tri-section also got the nod from the members. Sanction was also accorded to a proposal for the purchase of revolving cranes for immersion of tableaux.
The MiC paved the way for getting technical and administrative clearance for laying of sewer pipelines and pump house under the project Uday.
A sum of Rs 98.5 lakh has been reserved for providing basic facilities at the gas-affected Jeevan Jyoti Colony. Directives in this regard were given by Chief Minister recently.
The MiC cleared the proposal dealing with cancellation of the nomination of Dussehera Maidan platform 36.
Regarding allotment of land to the newly-proposed Chhola Mandir police station, the proposal has also been forwarded to the general council.
