Thiruvananthapuram: City Corporation is set to improve a dry waste collection system and to utilize the zone-based zone bridge to ensure the amount of waste transported.
This step follows a recent example where the bill associated with waste collection is postponed after the request is raised regarding the amount of waste transported.
Two heavy bridges in two zones will be used to monitor the amount of dry waste transported.
After the interval of almost a year, City Corporation will sweep money from the collection and transportation of around 11 types of dry waste.
PET and hard plastic bottles, two main components of non-biodegradable waste in the city will take the corporation of Rs 15 and Rs 13 per kg each.
Color plastic, rubber and coconut shell are other items where the corporation will receive money from the company for transportation.
The most commonly disposed of plastic waste milk cover will get a RS 13 per kg corporation when carrying a bag will be transported at Rs 7 per kg.
Oil covers, plastic cover white and paper waste are other types of dried waste where corporations will now get money for collection and transportation.
In the corporate process must waste money for fabric collection and transportation, bags, and chappals with prices ranging from Rs 5 to 8 per kg.
Road waste will be transported at a cost of 7.5 per kg.
Unlike previous years, City Corporation received quotes from two companies for around 18 types of dried waste.
The health wings are negotiated with companies and approved rates presented in the Corporate Council for approval here on Wednesday.
The delay in cleaning bills coupled with the limitations related to pandemic causes a large number of garbage accumulates in the resource recovery center.
Even when the corporation triggered a pre-monsoon cleaning drive and drive to eradicate mosquitoes, a pile of garbage dumped in its own recovery centers into officials who were sick and corporations were on the right discovery solution for the right transportation.
With two companies that play around and other parties exclusively for a collection of dry waste, zone-based collection drives will continue in the city.
The Civic body has compiled a revenue model in previous years for dried waste collection and transportation.
However, very often the corporation ends up spending more than income in terms of regulating driving collection.
Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation to get profit from dry waste transportation
