Mangaluru: Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) has adopted a budget for 2022-23, which aims to mobilize resources to collect Hospital 80 Crore through property tax under the self-assessment scheme (SAS).
“The city has 2,05,003 properties in 60 wards, and wants to increase the income of entry.
The steps will be taken to be included in the ampbit tax of all properties left of the City Corporation tax increase,” said Shobha Rajesh, Chairperson of Taxes, Finance and Appeal MCC Committee.
“Priority will be given to the collection of service fees from education institutions that are excluded from paying property taxes.
The steps will be taken to mobilize resources through the income alert forces monitored by deputy commissioners (income).
The squad will examine theft income and help the company in improving Collection of income, “he said, presented a budget at a special council meeting on Friday.
The budget also targets a collection of Rs 65 Crore through Cess Air and Rs 25 Crore through solid waste management in the next financial year.
Other Rs 23 Crore is expected through permits provided for road cutting for development work.
Unauthorized advertisements and stockpiles will be controlled through new rules and separate advertising carpits will be prepared.
MCC has a goal of collecting RS 7 Crore income from advertisements and stockpiling during the year.
Following advice from public, without troubling ordinary people, the cost of building licenses will be reviewed, and the possibility of being revised in the next financial year.
City Corporation expects Rs 4 Crore income through the cost of building licenses next year.
Likewise, RS 8 Crore is expected through the FAR Fund Premium, he said.
Shobha Rajesh announced that the action plan for RS 20.2 Crore has been prepared for the development of the SC / SC colony under Mahatma Gandhi Nagara Vikasa Yojane, and the proposal has been submitted to the government for approval.
PKS will also build a break space for underground drainage employees (UGD) who work in all wet wells in the city.
To make wet wells and waste treatment plants (STP) environmentally friendly, 30 puppies will be planted in and around every wet and STP.
By placing tree guards, puppies will be managed by MCC.
Selfchatiya Sainika’s praise letter will be handed over to the owner of the building that installs septic tanks in private buildings, he said.
Surplus budget according to budget estimates, the opening balance for the financial year 2022-23 is Rs 327.8 Crore.
Revenues are expected from various sources, including Cess advertisements, building licenses, trade licenses, solid waste management, water tax, self-assessment tax, central grants and the government and others are Rs 578.7 Crore.
The cost will reach the RS 561.4 Crore song.
The budget has a surplus of RS 345.1 Crore.
Mayor of Premanand Shetty said the corporation would emphasize the increase in sanctions for each environmental corporation for development, based on increased income collection.
He responded to requests made by Corporator Abdul Ravoof from Congress, which said that sanctions for the corporator must be increased from Rs 50 Lakh to Rs 1 Crore per year.
“More emphasis will be given to make the MCC office completely without paper.
Desilting rajakalueve (stormwater water channel) in the city will be taken from April,” said Mayor.