Coimbatore: Local Chapter members of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) met with the minister of Head M K Stalin on Monday and submitted a memorandum on the steps needed in three fields – infrastructure, ease of doing business and the environment.
They offer support to the government to turn the country to become an economy of one trillion dollars.
Search for an exclusive Samadhan scheme for tax cases entered as a 15-year-old case reopened and rated now.
This scheme was introduced by the Tamil Nadu government to collect pending tax arrears from commercial business in 2016-17.
It also looks for a one-time settlement scheme for CST and VAT problems.
The members asked for CM to drop a proposal to request GOONDA action against those involved in trade bills and vice versa suggesting the use of technology to track bill trade.
They are looking for a single-based software system permission to build approval to support the construction industry.
Road infrastructure, members are looking for conversion of stretching two lines of Karanampettai – Karur and KovilPalayam – Bannari to four lanes.
They urged him to accelerate the implementation of the East Bypass road from Narasimhautakenpalayam on Jalan Metupalayam to Kararanttai in Trichy Road for full West Bypass roads.
The new state government recently gave orders to the implementation of the outer ring road from Madukkarai on Jalan Palakkad to Narasimhanalamentlam.
The full ring road is very important to relieve the city, said the memorandum of the advantage, Mega Textile Park and exclusive IT garden in the city.
While the coimbatore master’s plan has not been revised since 1994, ICCI emphasizes to accelerate the master plan and new building rules to encourage growth.
It is also seeking the establishment of a larger Metropolitan Development Authority by using existing infrastructure, the railroad network can be formed from Ige, past the SIHS Colony, Peellamedu, Coimbatore North, Coimbatore Junction, Podanur, Nanjundapuram, Santanallur, ondurgers and return to Irugur.
They also look for steps to complete the acquisition of land for airport expansion.