[Resolved]  BBMP, Health Department — Cleaning of vacant site at Sadashivanagar

SOMASHEKAR J
Sir
BBMP YELHANKA DIVISION BATRAYANPURA(WARD-7)SANJEEVININAGAR.IN 6th CROSS SOME HOUSES SANATERY CONNECTION’S THEY HAVE LEFT TO THE OPEN DRAINAGE LOT OF BAD SMELL AND PEOPLE ARE SUFFERRING FROM MANY DISEASE. BEFORE THIS WE HAVE COMPLAINED MANY TIMES BUT NOBODY TOOK THE ACTION ABOUT THIS SO PLEASE COME AND INSPECT SECRATLY AND PLEASE MAKE US REALEASE FROM THIS PROBLEM.

BATRAYANPURA WARD NO.7 SANJEEVININAGAR
5 TH CROSS SAHAKAR NAGAR (P)
B, LORE-92

Dear BBMP & Health Department,

Sir i reside in Virupakshapura, kodigehalli, vidyaranyapura post, ward number being 9, In 11th & 12th cross & sorrounding virupakshapura, a lot of vacant plots are seen with weeds grown causing mosquito breeding & heaven for snakes, Several times the owners were requested to clean their cant plots, but they are deaf to our requests. I kindly request BBMP to take action & get the sites cleaned at earliest

Cheers
Krishnamurthy

Yes neighbors of vacant plots in bangalore are victims & silent sufferers

Sir,
Sub : Cleaning of vacant site at Puttaiah Compound, Ashwathnagar,
With reference to the above subject, I would like to bring to ur kind information that there is a vacant site next to my house no. 4, 5th Cross, Puttaiah Compound, Ashwathnagar, RMV II Stage, Bangalore.He does not keep the site clean.Also the site is full of plants, weeds and also it has become a breeding place for mosquitoes.During night times the scavengers urinate in this vacant site and it causes stinking smell to the neighbouring houses.The neighbouring houses also dump garbage onto this site.

This vacant site have become a big menace as they are seen as haven for poisonous creatures like snakes and scorpios. They also help mosquitoes breed.
So I hereby request u to kindly instruct the concerned person of BBMP to get the site cleaned at the earliest as monsoon season has already started. Hoping for an early action from ur side. Inspite of me lodging the complaint several times to BBMP control room & Health department so far no action has been taken from them. This is for your kind information & further action.

Regards
Smt Rajalakshmi
Sr Citizen
Ashwathanagar

Dear BBMP & Health Department,
Dear Sir,

This is Khan from ILLIYAS NAGAR, 100 FEET ROAD, JP NAGAR POST.
There is an hotel near our residence named SANTRUPTHI UPAHAR on to the main road in illiyas nagar.
There is no other veg hotel in 2 km radius apart from that, so we are forced to take food there sometimes, and the bad thing is 15 to 20 people in our area have food poisioned including me by eating there.
Some get lizards, ants, cockroaches etc in the food, and having said to the hotel owner he doesn't care about the same, Inside the kitchen its like a toilet room filled with full of dirt cockroaches lizards and bed bugs, event the hotel persons are using residence cylinders and dealing to other hotels from there.

the bbmp persons who come there will take 500 rs and go, Inspite of me lodging the complaint several times to BBMP control room & Health department so far no action has been taken from them. This is for your kind information & further action.

Kindly do the needfull and help the residence of the area.

Regards,
Khan
ILLIYAS NAGAR,
employee-HAL
Bangalore

Sir,
Sub: Cleaning of vacant site at Anantapur gate, Bangalore.
With reference to the above subject, I would like to bring to your kind information that there is a vacant site next to my house no. 112, Sri Nilaya, Sushelamma Layout, Anatapura Gate, Yelahanka, Bangalore: 560064
Site no 111. He does not keep the site clean. Also the site is full of plants, weeds and also it has become a breeding place for mosquitoes. During night times the scavengers urinate in this vacant site and it causes stinking smell to the neighbouring houses. The neighbouring houses also dump garbage onto this site.

Also the Chief Minister Sri B.S Yediyurappa has told the general public to complain directly to the higher officials if they come across any vacant site not clean. These vacant sites have become a big menace as they are seen as haven for poisonous creatures like snakes and scorpions. They also help mosquitoes breed. Now I heard from the newspapers like Deccan Herald that the BBMP has decided to exercise power given to it for the maintenance of vacant sites. As per the Karnataka Municipal Corporation (KMC) Act, it is duty of the owners to keep the sites clean but if they fail the municipal bodies have the power to clean up the site and charge money from the site owners.

The BBMP has decided to charge from Rs 1.10 to Rs 3.5 per square metre to clean up the site in the event of site owner refusing to clean the site. If the site is uneven, BBMP would landfill it and would charge up to Rs 68 per cubic metre of soil.

Palike has decided to levy cleanliness charge while collecting property tax. In case if the owner refuses to pay, Palike would file a case in the court and make the site owners pay the charge with penalty. The Health Department has been asked to take care of the cleanliness in their respective area and take up cleaning vacant sites.

So I hereby request u to kindly instruct the concerned person of BBMP to get the site cleaned at the earliest as monsoon season has already started. Hoping for an early action from ur side. Inspite of me lodging the complaint several times to BBMP control room & Health department so far, no action has been taken from them. This is for your kind information & further action.

Regards
Varsha Nudnure
Yelahanka,
Bangalore