According to the latest reports, a total number of 29 development proposals were approved by GHMC Standing Committee.
On Wednesday, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Standing Committee approved 29 proposals, including those for road widening, road restoration, lake beautification, and other civic works.
The proposal to delegate responsibility for the conservation and development of Ranglal Kunta in Nanakramguda and Kotha Kunta in Hafeezpet to corporations under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) was approved. The proposal to allow a corporation to adopt and develop Kotha Cheruvu in Shaikpet was also approved. Mayor Vijaya Laxmi chaired the meeting, which was attended by GHMC Commissioner DS Lokesh Kumar and others.
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The acquisition of 39 properties for a second-level flyover from Ramnagar to the Ambedkar College intersection, as well as 43 properties for road widening from the Kukatpally traffic police station to the IDL Lake, was approved. It approved the restoration of Komati Konda Lake, Gosai Kunta Lake, HMT Lake, and Gopi Cheruvu.
GHMC establishes 72 mobile and 24 static SC&TPs
The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has established 72 mobile Secondary Collection and Transfer Points (SC&TP) and 24 static SC&TP to improve the city’s cleanliness initiatives.
These secondary collecting and transfer stations are containerized vehicles, i.e. hermetically sealed vehicles connected with hook loader trucks, whilst static ones are stored on dedicated land parcels of 100 square meters or more.
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Currently, trash collected from residences, roadways, and other public locations is transported to transfer stations before being recycled at the Jawahar Nagar dump yard. All municipal solid waste created by these new facilities is no longer dumped in the traditional transfer stations but is being taken to the SC&TP and from there it is being sent to Jawahar Nagar for recycling.
The SC&TP are constructed in such a way that Swachh Auto Tippers may directly tip waste into these containerized trucks.
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