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Fee dispute pushes civic body's losses

Fee dispute pushes civic body’s losses Aviral Mishra, OP Bhubaneswar: With the 2020 financial year nearing an end, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is set to lose around Rs. 4 crore through hoarding fees due to the dispute between the civic authorities and defaulters. As per an audit report of the BMC’s revenue department, the civic authorities have failed to collect Rs. 4.76 crore from private hoarding/advertising agencies since 2017. As per the report, there are 77 defaulters with individual arrear amount up to Rs.40 lakhs. It may be mentioned here that the civic authorities collect a lion’s share of their annual revenue from advertisement licence fees. They own around 600 properties out of 760 hoardings in the state capital.

Digital door numbering begins in Bhubaneswar

Digital door numbering begins in Bhubaneswar Post News Network Bhubaneswar: Following a brief hiatus due to COVID-induced lockdowns, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC), Monday, initiated survey for the much-awaited Digital Door Numbering (DDN) system on a pilot basis in three wards of the city. Targeting to achieve a smart address system in the city, the project aims to create a uniform address system for all urban dwellings using geo-spatial technology and combining them with standard methodologies in street address and door numbering. The survey which is part of the DDN system will see teams in three zones visiting house to house in non slum areas for identifying the properties through geo tagging and entering the address of houses in the system, thus creating a smart address.

Digital door numbering to begin today in Bhubaneswar

The DDN system will be applicable both for residential houses and commercial properties.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service BHUBANESWAR: The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) will launch the much-awaited digital door numbering (DDN) system on a pilot basis in three wards of the city on Monday. The project aims to create a uniform address system for all urban dwellings using geo-spatial technology and combining them with standard methodologies in street address and door numbering. Under the project, each house will be given an alphanumeric code. This will be the first hand identification number which will contain information on exact location of the property with coded details of its address, nearby landmark, sub-road and main road.