Even though at first only 38 trees faced ax to make a way for Ejipura Flyover, BBMP quietly decided to cut the number twice
Drivers – who will soon be able to drive across seven intersections between Ejipura and Kendriya Vidyalaya without waiting for any signal – the possibility of losing the large canopy of a tree throughout the stretch of 2.5 km.
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanaagara Pulike (BBMP), who built a flyover, has received permission to deny a healthy and massive tree.
Locals want the Civic body to leave several trees as just by cutting branches.
The BBMP Tree Officer has issued official memorandum, stating that he has permitted the logging of 67 trees and traces 17 more trees by carrying out the strength given in the conservation of the Act Tree 1976 trees.
Is issued by tree officers – decision to take a decision after field inspection.
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According to the report, there were 96 trees at the construction site.
The BBMP tree expert committee has maintained 12 trees at the location.
Initially, BBMP had identified only 38 trees to be cut down.
A calm and recent announcement cut down 67 trees have surprised residents and lovers of local surroundings who have struggled to protect thinning green plants quickly in the city.
In order, the tree officer has directed the Central Project of the BBMP Division, which is building a flyover, to plant 10 healthy puppies as a substitute for each tree cut down.
The Civic Body plans to translate 17 trees at the location of St John’s Medical College and Hospital, Bengaluru.
Some trees that will be translated are:
Mahogany, Hoppe, Maddale, Tabebuia Rosea and Honge.
What is noticed is that the tree – which is not located on the construction site – marked because of logging when the authorities say that the branches of the tree will fall to the flyover.
The majority of these trees are 5 to 6 meters and at least 30 years.
Some species include: rain trees, mahogany, spetodia, athi, tabebuia rosea, gulmohar and tecoma etc.
Nithin Seshadri, a local resident, was surprised to learn that BBMP planned to cut 67 trees.
“We estimate that the project will affect around 15-20 trees in places where the sloping under planned.
Founding of sixty-seven trees is not needed.
These trees are not located in the middle.
BBMP must defend it by cutting branches branch, “he said.
He also said the group of locals had asked BBMP to inspect together to assess the loss of the tree.
“Joint inspections have never happened.
We even wrote to BBMP who opposed the ax of large trees.
When the project itself was behind the schedule, the BBMP should not be in a hurry to cut trees,” said Seshadri.
The DT Devare environment says BBMP public notification has never been in the public or advertised in the main publication.
“The BBMP must return the whole process of finding public opinion.
They can’t just continue and cut up a lot of these trees,” he said.
Meanwhile, Bbmp senior officials said that they only received one response to public notifications issued in September last year.
“Official memorandum has been published on our website.
Citizens can still share their comments and objections in the next ten days,” Govindaraj, the Deputy Forest Conservator at BBMP said.