DC directs to conduct survey on CMC properties, fence them, protect them
Deputy Commissioner Rahul Pandve has ordered a survey and fencing of municipal properties in Yadgir to prevent encroachment and improve tax collection. The administration also aims to attract commercial retailers to boost local revenue.
Why it matters
It demonstrates local government efforts to manage public assets and address fiscal deficits through administrative reform.
In a major push to safeguard public assets and boost local revenue, Deputy Commissioner Rahul Pandve has directed officials of the Yadgir City Municipal Council (CMC) to conduct a comprehensive survey of all civic properties, erect proper fencing, and secure them from encroachments.
The directive comes following a personal inspection by the Deputy Commissioner, alongside CMC Commissioner Umesh Chavan and other officers, to assess the current condition of municipal assets across the city.
Expressing unhappiness at the visible neglect, Mr. Pandve noted that several properties remained undeveloped, unmaintained, and vulnerable due to the lack of protection.
Speaking to The Hindu , Mr. Pandve confirmed that an official survey would soon be ordered to fix the exact boundaries and physically secure municipal land.
”The survey will help us identify and clear any existing encroachments, while ensuring proper legal documentation for every property,” Mr. Pandve stated.
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