Every residential and commercial property in Chandigarh will be given a unique ID, which will be linked to various municipal services.
A proposal in this regard was approved at the meeting of Board of Directors of Chandigarh Smart City Limited held here under Manoj Parida, Adviser to UT Administrator on Monday. Under this, digital door numbering will be done throughout the city wherein every residential and commercial property will be given a unique ID which will be linked to various municipal services such as water supply, electricity supply, property tax etc.
This will help for effective delivery of various public services apart from improving the collection of bills, property tax, garbage collection, said a senior officer of UT Administration.
The Board also gave nod to the selection of agency for implementation of public bike sharing system in Chandigarh. The project will be implemented by selected bidder M/s SmartBike Mobility, Hyderabad on PPP mode across the
city. Under the project, the company will establish 617 docking station and operate 5000 bicycles for 11 years, the UT officer said.The work of ‘Erection and Commissioning of Garbage Transfer Station Equipments’ was given to M/s Hyva India Private Limited of Mumbai at the cost of Rs 19.61 cr.
This work will be completed in a time span of six months and after the installation of machinery and equipments at three garbage transfer stations, the garbage collected from the city will be segregated and compacted for further processing, the officer added.
Apart from this, the Board approved the purchase of 35 garbage hopper tipper at the total cost of Rs 2.02 cr. These twin bins hoppers tippers will be deployed in the city for the door to door collection of segregated garbage. The Board has also cleared the DPR for design, develop and maintain the SCADA system for solid waste management vehicle tracking at cost of Rs 6.28 cr including operation and maintenance for five years. Under this project, all the garbage collection system including the vehicles will be tracked and monitored through GPS and SCADA system which will improve the collection efficie STPs were also approved during the meeting.
