8 months ago
Kurnool Warns Vacant Plot Owners
The Kurnool Municipal Corporation (KMC) has warned the owners of vacant plots in the city to clean their land or face penalties.
Starting this Sunday, the KMC will use 27 big machines to clean weeds and garbage from these plots, especially near roads.
The KMC has already sent notices to many owners, but some have not responded.
The goal is to keep the city clean and safe from snakes, scorpions, and other animals.
The KMC has also identified people who keep cattle and pigs in the city and has asked them to move their animals outside the city limits.
If they don't, the KMC will take action against them.
The KMC is working on four big programs to make the city cleaner and greener, and they need everyone's help to succeed.
Kurnool Municipal Corporation (KMC) warns owners of vacant plots to clean their land or face penalties.
Special drive to remove weeds and garbage from vacant plots along roads starting Sunday.
27 JCBs will be deployed, focusing on newly expanded city areas with many vacant plots.
Notices have been served to 182 owners, while 143 notices could not be delivered due to untraceable addresses.
Cattle and pig owners within city limits must move their animals to the outskirts within a week or face action.
- Who
- Kurnool Municipal Corporation (KMC)
- What
- Warned owners of vacant plots to clean them or face penalties
- Where
- Kurnool city
- When
- Starting Sunday
- Why
- To prevent health hazards and make the city clean and green
Key facts
- Organization
- Kurnool Municipal Corporation (KMC)
- Operation Start Date
- Sunday
- Machines Deployed
- 27 JCBs
- Vacant Plots Identified
- 325
- Notices Served
- 182
- Undelivered Notices
- 143
- Cattle Owners Identified
- 23
- Pig Rearers Identified
- 31
Quotes
P. Viswanath
Municipal commissioner of Kurnool
“Four major programmes are being implemented to clean and green and transform the city. Public cooperation is crucial for their success. 325 vacant plots have been identified so far. Notices have been served repeatedly to 182 owners, while notices could not be delivered to 143 owners, as their addresses are not traceable. However, I underline that even those who did not receive notices must keep their plots clean.”
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“Building permissions and property tax-related documents will be processed only after owners pay fines for failing to keep their spaces clean. I ask owners of vacant plots to contact their sanitation secretary or inspector in the matter.”
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