Mandya Deputy Commissioner Reviews Urban Development Progress
Deputy Commissioner Kumara led a detailed review meeting in Mandya on Monday. The session aimed to evaluate the advancement of central and state government initiatives managed by the urban development department throughout the district.
Focus on Implementation and Revenue
The gathering concentrated on boosting implementation efforts, increasing revenue streams, and guaranteeing the prompt conclusion of ongoing tasks in all urban local bodies. Kumara highlighted the necessity for stronger execution and better financial outcomes.
Officials examined methods to enhance ULB revenue. The deputy commissioner gave clear directives to municipal commissioners and chief officers. They must establish specific collection goals and rigorously enforce the recovery of various dues.
Key revenue sources include:- Property tax and water tax
- Shop rentals and advertisement tax
- Trade licence fees and ground rent
- Parking fees and market income
- Slaughterhouse and mobile tower rentals
Kumara stressed the importance of protecting and maintaining ULB-owned properties properly. This step is crucial for sustaining asset value and operational efficiency.
Review of Government Schemes
The meeting delved into the physical and financial progress of major Union government schemes. Officials from the District Urban Development Cell and skill development department received instructions. They must finish all pending works within the set deadlines without any delays.
State government schemes underwent evaluation as well. The deputy commissioner assessed their current status and identified areas needing improvement.
Specific Directives Issued
Kumara issued precise orders concerning Indira Canteens. He emphasized ensuring food quality, maintaining hygiene standards, and supplying meals on time. Staff attendance, effective grievance resolution, and regular inspections are also mandatory.
Urban local bodies must tackle the stray dog problem following Supreme Court guidelines. Additionally, they need to complete the E-Khata campaign within the specified timeline.
Meeting Participants
Senior officials attended the meeting. The group included executive engineers, municipal commissioners, chief officers, and representatives from various departments. Their presence ensured comprehensive discussion and coordinated action plans.
