Pune: PCMC Administration Takes Action To Address Issues in Cooperative Housing Societies in Pimpri-Chinchwad
Pimpri, 28th June 2023: The municipal administration of Pimpri-Chinchwad city is taking proactive measures to tackle the diverse challenges faced by cooperative housing societies. An action plan is being formulated to provide lasting solutions to the problems encountered by these societies.
Assistant Commissioner Vijaykumar Sarnaik has been appointed as the Nodal Officer, while Associate City Engineer Gyandev Jundhare will serve as the Assistant Coordination Officer for this initiative.
A meeting was recently convened in the presence of MLA Mahesh Landge, where PCMC Commissioner Shekhar Singh, the office bearer and commissioner of the Society Federation, discussed the water-related issues affecting society members and the neighboring villages. The meeting witnessed the participation of Sanjivan Sangle, President of Chikhli-Moshi-Charholi Pimpri-Chinchwad Housing Society Federation, along with other office bearers and representatives. During the meeting, instructions were given to develop a strategic plan aimed at resolving the problems faced by society members. Consequently, the administration has designated two officers to spearhead these efforts.
Priority will be accorded to providing essential municipal facilities to housing societies. This encompasses aspects such as solid waste management, water supply and drainage management, taxation and tax collection, as well as electricity and road construction. In order to promptly address the varied challenges experienced by housing societies, an action plan will be devised to facilitate effective coordination among different municipal departments. Following an assessment of the facts, the Nodal Officers and Assistant Coordinating Officers will provide guidance to the departments, ensuring necessary improvements in procedures and conclusions. A comprehensive working report will be submitted to the commissioner.
Complaints have been lodged regarding contractors and builders creating artificial water scarcity, with allegations of involvement from municipal officials. Consequently, the municipal administration will discontinue the practice of contracting in water supply planning. Instead, a unified water supply policy will be adopted at the administrative level to alleviate water-related issues for citizens in specific areas. Mahesh Landge, MLA Bhosari, emphasized the importance of this measure in ensuring that residents are not subjected to water problems.
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