Mumbai - The BMC means business. The city will be turned pothole free shortly, municipal commissioner Ajoy Mehta told the civic standing committee today. The administration has identified spots that are chronically plagued by potholes during the monsoon and necessary steps will be undertaken to rectify the problem, he said. An outlay of Rs 64 crore has been earmarked for the project and the tenders will be floated in the next few days. The BMC has ensured all permissions are in place so that the election code of conduct does not hamper the works, Mehta added.
Guzderbandh pumping station to be ready by March 2017
Work on storm water drains is currently on at 90 spots in the city, and an expenditure of Rs 1686 crore has been earmarked for this project. The Guzderbandh pumping station will be activated from March 2017 at a cost of Rs 27 crore. Work on the Nahur pumping station will start soon and Rs 99 crore will be spent on this project.
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