Mysuru: The government has chosen three local urban agencies (ULB) in Chamarajanagar District under Nirmala Nagara Yojana.
According to him, ULB from Kollegal, Hanur and Chamarajanagar will get funds for beauty and solid waste management (SWM).
Each ULB will get Rs 1 Crore according to the announcement made by the Head of the Bakavaraj Bommai Minister during the celebration of independence day.
Under the scheme, the government has chosen more than 75 cities that have reached under 25% of Pogress in the SWM, disposal, processing and recycling.
In accordance with the City Administration Directorate, Chamarjanagar has made progress of 9.69% in these fields, the collely of 15.24% and Hanur TP 17.5%.
Dealing with waste such as city solid waste from the following types has become the biggest challenge for ULBS: Garbage produced from households, offices, hotels, stores, schools and other institutions such as waste food, paper, plastic, fabrics, metal and glass, demolition / debris construction, including dangerous waste such as electric lights, batteries, Automotive parts and drugs and chemicals discharged.
“ULBS can use funds for waste separation (becoming dry and wet waste), to buy equipment, machinery and equipment for effective SWM, civil work, build roads for waste treatment plants, compound walls for these plants, to buy motors to pump water , sucking machines, uniforms for civil workers, gerbus, other protection and safety equipment, waste water treatment, increased greenery, “said R Murthy, Head of Admini Stratified Officer from Hanur TP.Chamarajanagar Director of Urban Development Planning J Suresh said that the three-ulb selection Helps in improving cleanliness, greenery and beauty.
“Because the state government has agreed to this project with some conditions, ULBS can take advantage of funds that do not include work taken under the ongoing Mission of Swachh Bhrath and Nagorattana scheme.
It must register the work that will be taken under Amruth Nirmala Nagara Yojana separately , “he said.
For effective schema implementation, the government has formed a district level task force led by DC, director of the district urban development planning, its executive engineer, and head of the main administration of three ULB.