Gomathipuram residents seek high mast lamp
Residents of Gomathipuram have formally requested the local Corporation to improve infrastructure, including the installation of high-mast lighting and better waste management. The residents' association also raised concerns regarding stray dogs, sewage management, and the maintenance of local water bodies.
Why it matters
This highlights common urban governance issues and the role of local resident associations in advocating for municipal service improvements.
Gomathipuram residents have appealed to the Corporation to install a high-mast lamp on Sixth Main Road and take measures to curb stary dog menace in their area.
At its annual meeting held on Sunday, the Gomathipuram Thendral Nagar Residents Association passed various resolutions. The meeting was presided by association presided D. Raghavan.
The meeting urged the Corporation to do the milling work as per government specification while laying new roads and ensure original road levels, initiate suitable legal action against illegal sewage connections, clear blockages and debris in new manholes for free flow of drainage water and raise the levels of newly erected UGD manholes.
The members wanted collection of garbage from houses at least thrice a week and relocation of 11 dust bins kept on Malligai East Street to prevent health hazard.
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