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MUNICIPAL CORPORATION CHANDIGARH GREEN CITY- Connecting with Nature .•....
e-governance, To Serve Citizens Better
August 15
Chandigarh "City beautiful", the home of excellence and opportunities for a better life.
"To provide quality services, in a cost effective and efficient manner, through competent people, partnerships, information and knowledge management creating sustainability of economic development in the interest of all stakeholders"
EDITORIAL BOARD
Mrs. Poonam Sharma Mayor Chairperson
Mrs. Bhawna Garg, IAS Commissioner Editor-in-Chief
Sh. Rajiv Gupta, PCS Joint Commissioner Editor
Sh. Sanjeev Kumar Asstt. Public Relations Officer Executive Editor
24x7 water supply at Vikas Nagar
Mauli Jagran Professor Kaptan Singh
Solanki, Governor, Punjab
& Haryana and
Administrator, UT
Chandigarh inaugurated
24x7 water supply in Vikas
Nagar, Mauli Jagran on 19th
July, 2015. Smt. Kirron
Kher, Member Parliament,
Smt. Poonam Sharma, Mayor, Smt. Rajinder Kaur Rattu, area councilor, other
councilors and officers of MC and representatives of resident welfare associations
and residents of area were present.
The 24x7 water supply scheme having an estimated cost of 219 lacs has an
underground storage reservoir of one lac gallon capacity. The water is pumped
from this UGSR to OHSR (two lac gallon capacity) through four pumping sets.
Then water is supplied through the OHSR by gravity to the area by regulating the
pressure as per requirement through sluice valve.
The 24x7 water supply scheme will help in providing best quality water by
reducing the risk of contaminations by eliminating the need to store water and also
leads to saving of water with reduce wastages and provide better services by
providing high pressure and that too at lower cost then the intermittent water
supply scheme in the long run.
After success of the scheme in Vikas Nagar area, the Municipal Corporation
would implement 24x7 water supply in whole of the city in phased manner.
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has started 24x7 water supply in Vikas
Nagar, Mauli Jagran as a pilot project. The area of Vikas Nagar uses ground water
from four deep bore tubewells to meet with its water demand. Due to construction
of multi storey houses in place of single storey houses, the infrastructure that was
built to cater to the needs of single storey houses is now catering to at least three
times the population as a result of which the water supply pipe lines were not able
to fulfill the needs of the people.
The water supplied to the people was at low pressure and thus water could not
reach the upper levels, leading to installation of water boosters directly on the
supply lines. Thus, in order to provide water at required pressure and to improve
upon the quality of water, the area of Vikas Nagar was selected as a pilot project
for 24x7 water supply.
Vikas Nagar having approximate population of 27 thousand and the total daily
water requirement for the colony comes out to be 8 lac gallons (taking
consumption of 135 litters per capita per day as per norms). The present
availability of water from the four tubewells is approximate 8 lac gallons. Thus the
water requirement of the area for present population to be supplied with 24x7
water supply is sufficient.
MC handed over cheques to kin of firemen who
sacrificed their lives during fire fighting incidents
The Municipal Corporation
Chandigarh has handed over the
cheques on July 3, 2015 on
account of compensation to the
families of three firemen, who
had sacrificed their lives during
the fire fighting operations in
Chandigarh.
Sh. Vijay Kumar Dev, IAS, Adviser to the Administrator, UT, Chandigarh,
Mrs. Poonam Sharma, Mayor, Mrs. Bhawna Garg, IAS, Commissioner and Sh.
M.P. Kohli, Chairman, Fire & Emergency Services Committee, MC handed over
the Cheque of Rs. 20 lakhs to Smt. Gurmeet Kaur, mother of late Sh. Amandeep
Singh, fireman and cheque of Rs. 6,99,837/- has been given to Smt. Savita Rani,
wife of late Sh. Ravinder Kumar Sharma, leading hand fireman.
They both were on the posted strength of Fire and Emergency service of
Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh and 3 BRD Air Force, respectively. Both the
firemen sacrificed their lives while dousing the fire at National Institute of
Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) in Sector 17, Chandigarh on 8th
June, 2014.
Besides payment of compensation of Rs. 3 lakhs already paid, a cheque of
Rs. 17 lakhs has been given to Smt. Manjit Kaur, wife of late Sh. Amarjit Singh
Mavi, who lost his life while fighting fire valiantly which had broke out in Sector
22 house, Chandigarh on 14th
October, 2008. His bravery saved many precious
lives and property.
According to the approved Insurance policy premium will be paid by the
Municipal department insurance cover in case of death is Rs. 20 lakhs, disability
from 75 per cent to 100 percent is Rs. 10 lakhs, 50 percent to 75 percent is Rs. 7.5
lakh, 20 percent to 50 percent is Rs. 5 lakhs.
MC launched monthly e-Newsletter
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh formally launched the monthly
e-Newsletter of MCC on 10th
of July.
This e-Newsletter will be a medium of
interaction between the general public and
Municipal Corporation. This will give all
details regarding the ongoing works of MC
besides highlighting the activities of MC.
Further any suggestions and views are also invited from the general public
for any kind of upgradation of this e-Newsletter.
1st
floor of community centre in sector 42
Inaugurated
The 1st
floor of community centre in sector 42-B has been dedicated to the Public
on 11th
of July by Smt. Kirron Kher,
Member Parliament, Chandigarh in
presence of Smt. Poonam Sharma,
Mayor, Smt. Gurbax Rawat, Deputy
Mayor, Sh. Hardeep Singh, area
councilor, other councilors, officers
of MC and representatives of resident
welfare associations and residents of area.
The newly inaugurated additional 1st
floor in the community centre has
including big Hall, AC rooms, Store, Lobby, Terrace, Toilet blocks, porch area
provided at a cost of Rs. 80 lacs.
MC Organised 1st
Mango Mela in
Chandigarh
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has organized first two-day Mango
Mela, at Fragrance Garden, Sector 36, on July 18. Mrs. Kirron Kher, Member
Parliament, Chandigarh has inaugurated the Mela.
The mela received an encouraging response as visitors were found checking
With addition of Mango Mela in
the city as annual feature, the
Municipal Corporation has provided
ample opportunities for the citizens to
enjoy this kind of treats. Earlier, the
Chief Guest visited several stalls.
new varieties of the Mangos. The varieties that attracted the visitors were Gulab
Zamun, Malika, Amarpali, Ramkela etc.
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The 1st
Mango Mela had got 202 entries from mango growers and the new
attractions introduced for the edition have been well received by visitors. Total 32
varieties were on display during the Mela.
During the event, colourful performances were also organised by school
students followed by melodious orchestra performances. The mango display area
was packed the whole day with hundreds of visitors catching a glimpse of various
varieties of mango and enjoying the taste free of cost. All the varieties of mango
displayed in the Mela were chemical free.
Mrs. Bhawna Garg, IAS, Commissioner, MC, Sh. Prince Dhawan, IAS,
Director Animal Husbandry, Sh. Rajiv Gupta, Joint Commissioner, Sh. Rajesh
Gupta, Senior Deputy Mayor, Smt. Gurbax Rawat, Deputy Mayor, Smt. Rajbala
Malik, Chairperson, Environment & City Beautification Committee, Smt. Aasha
Kumari Jaiswal, area councillor, Sh. Mukesh Anand, Chief Engineer, other
councillors, officers and residents of the area were present during the event.
Green Park inaugurated in sector 29-B
Smt. Kirron Kher, Member Parliament, Chandigarh inaugurated a newly
developed park in sector 29-B on 18th
July, 2015 in presence of dignitaries of
Chandigarh, Sh. Satish Kainth, area councilor, other councilors, officers of MC
and representatives of resident welfare associations and residents of area.
Municipal Corporation,
Chandigarh is providing the
facility of Green Belts and
parks in city beautiful
regularly. The main features
of the Green park having
total area 2.23 acre. He said
that children play
equipment, 1.7 kilometer walking track, benches, huts, plantation of ornamental
trees, grassing and boundary etc. will be provided in the Green belt at a cost of Rs.
24.20 lacs. Different flower beds have been developed in this park having Zinia,
Ficaus and Chandni flowers etc.
Earlier, the chief guest and others planted saplings of various flowering and
medicinal plants in the park.
MC constitutes flood control team
The Municipal Corporation has set up the Flood Control Centre in
Municipal Corporation, Building, Sector 17, Chandigarh with Telephone No.
5009333 in view of the coming monsoon season. The control centre will operate
round the clock in three shifts upto 30.9.2015. Following teams are constituted to
attend the water logging problem in any part of the city as under:-
Sr.
No.
Name & Sub Divisional
Engineer
Area Entrusted Mobile No.
1 Sh. Rajesh Jaspal, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 10 &
3.
Sector 1 to 9 & 17, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511237
2 Sh. Kuldeep Singh, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 6.
Sector 10 to 16, Khuda
Lohra Colony, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511343
3 Sh. Vijay Premi, SDE
MCPH S/Divn No. 7
(Store).
Sector 18, 19, 20, 27, 28,
U.T. Chandigarh.
9872511245
4 Sh. Gulshan Kumar, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 15 &
16.
Sector 26, 29, 30, Bapu
Dham, Ram Darbar & Indl.
Area Phase-I.
9872511358
5 Sh. Rajinder Kumar,
SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 17.
Sector 31 to 34, Indl. Area,
Ph-II, Hallomajra, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511345
6 Sh. Hans Raj Gupta, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No.
11&12.
Sector 21,22,23,24 & 35,
U.T. Chandigarh.
9915711497
7 Sh. P.P. Singh, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 2.
Sector 25,36,37, Dhanas
Milk Colony, Aman
Chaman Colony, Ambedkar
Colony, H.B. Colony, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511341
8 Sh. Amit Sharma, SDE Sector 38,39,40& Maloya
Village & Colony,
9872511238
MCPH S/Divn. No. 13. Dadumarja Village &
Colony, U.T. Chandigarh.
9 Sh. Lalit Kumar, J.E.
SDEMPCH S/Divn.
No.16.
Sector 41, 42,43,44,
Attawa, Badheri, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511248
10 Sh. Suresh Kumar Gill,
SDEMCPH S/Divn. No.
9.
Sector 48,49,50 and Sector
51, Chandigarh.
9872511258
11 Sh. Prabjot Singh, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 14.
Sector 52 to 61 Kajheri,
Palsora Village & Colony,
U.T. Chandigarh.
9872511353
12 Sh. Yogesh Kumar
Aggarwal, SDE MCPH
S/Divn. No. 1.
Sector 45,46,47, Burail,
Chandigarh.
9872511336
13 Sh. R.S. Karwal, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 4.
Mauli Jagran, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511255
14 Sh. Gurmukh Singh, SDE
MCPH S/Divn. No. 8.
Manimajra, U.T.
Chandigarh.
9872511251
In addition to the above, Sub Divisional Engineers of the Road Wing
of the Concerned areas will also move in their areas with sufficient labour to get
any blockage removed at any point of the road due to depression including road
gullies. The over all in-charge of the work will be Executive Engineer M.C.P.H.
Division No.4, Chandigarh.
Roads Committee meeting
A meeting of Roads Committee, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh was
held on 1st
July in the committee room of MC under the Chairpersonship of Dr.
Shagufta Parveen and attended by other members of the committee including Sh.
Mukesh Bassi, Smt. Sh. M.P. Kohli, Smt. Rajbala Malik, Sh. Rajesh Gupta, special
invitee councillors Sh. Surinder Bahga, Sh. Satinder Singh and concerned officers
of Municipal Corporation.
The committee members have discussed the policy at large regarding paving
the areas and accorded approval to pave areas wherever required in the city.
During the meeting the members discussed about four types of pavement patterns.
After detailed discussion and deliberation it was unanimously decided &
recommended that providing of paved pathway along road berms of V-4, V-5 & V-
6 roads, in commercial areas, around parks, in front of religious
places/schools/bhawans etc. is necessarily required for pedestrian movement and to
take care of parking of vehicles in congested areas, for which paver blocks or PCC
tiles may be used to get with the adjoining areas as per earlier practice. Other
materials like pervious concrete/stamped concrete etc. may also be used on
experimental basis.
Sanitation Committee meeting
A meeting of Sanitation committee of Municipal Corporation was held on
15th
July under the Chairmanship of Sh. Darshan Kumar Garg and attended by Sh.
Satish Kainth, Sh. H.C. Kalyan, Smt. Sheela Devi, Sh. Babu Lal, Dr. Amrit
Tewari, Sh. Davesh Moudgil, Sh. Rajiv Gupta, Joint Commissioner, Dr. P.S.
Bhatti, Medical Officer of Health and concerned senior officers of Municipal
Corporation.
During the meeting the councilors discussed and recommended following
agenda items:
1 The Committee members decided that concrete base will be
constructed around the Garbage bins provided in various locations in
City.
2 The committee members were of the view that proper air-conditioning
of Slaughter house be done as early as possible.
3 The issue regarding provision of Sehaj Safai Kendras in various
sectors including sector 47, 48 discussed at large and it was resolved
that suggestions from all councilors will be invited for the provision
of SSKs in their respective areas.
4 During the meeting the issue regarding horticulture waste from the
green belts and road sides has been discussed and the committee
members resolved to put an agenda in the General House meeting in
this regard.
5 The committee members also approved the agenda item regarding
hiring of tractor trolleys for the sanitation wing.
Water Supply & Sewerage Disposal
Committee meeting
A meeting of Water Supply & Sewerage Disposal Committee, Municipal
Corporation Chandigarh was held in the Water Works, Sector 39, on 14th
July under the
Chairmanship of Maj. (Retd.) D.S. Sandhu and attended by other members of the
committee including Sh. Darshan Kumar Garg, Sh. Pardeep Chhabra, Sh. Surinder
Bahga, Sh. Satinder Singh, Prof. Aruna Goel, Sh. Mukesh Anand, Chief Engineer and
concerned officers of Municipal Corporation.
A presentation on Water supply system in Chandigarh was given by Chief
Engineer during the meeting. It was observed that monitoring system of water supply
distribution will be strengthened. The committee members were also apprised about the
water distribution system in grid system but all the grids are interlinked causing low
pressure in 3rd
floor of houses, which are in maximum distance from the water works. It
was also observed that the pipeline of water supply in the whole city is very old and is
leakage prone.
The committee members were of the view that total maping of water supply
system will be done and GIS system is essentially required to get all the data on one
platform. The committee members were also apprised about introduction of Automatic
Meter Reading (AMR) system replacing faulty meters and volumetric tariff policy,
consumer meter policy and water management, creation of pilot district metered area etc.
During the presentation, Hydraulic Modeling was discussed having features
including compiling of consumer data for calculating present and future demand, ground
verification of data and pipeline interconnections, updating of water supply network map
on GIS, rehabilitation and installation of water supply pipes and valves etc.
The following agenda items have been discussed and approved by the committee
members:
Agenda
Item No.
Name of work Amount
Rs. in
Lacs.
1 Providing additional road gullies and manholes in sector 41
A,B,C & D and phirni road of village Burail.
8.99
2 Providing storm water drainage system and construction of
manholes/road gullies near house No. 3110-3131 in sector 20-
B.
14.16
3 Providing additional sewerage water drainage line near water
works, sector 37-A, Chandigarh.
2.65
Women Empowerment Committee meeting
A meeting of Women Empowerment Committee of Municipal Corporation
Chandigarh held on 3rd
July under the Chairpersonship of Smt. Harjinder Kaur and
attended by other members of the committee including Smt. Gurbax Rawat,
Deputy Mayor, Smt. Rajbala Malik, Smt. Asha Kumari Jaiswal, Smt. Sheela Devi,
Smt. Rajinder Kaur Rattu and concerned officers of MC.
The committee has decided to organize post Independence Teej Mela in
Fragrance Garden, Sector 36, Chandigarh in the month of August. The members
were of the view that handicraft; eating and other stalls will be showcased by the
women entrepreneurs during the mela.
The motive behind organizing the mela will be to involve women from all
walks of the life such as literature, visual art, performing art etc. During the mela
competitions of folk items will be organized and teams from various colleges from
trycity will be invited. The committee also decided to invite folk singers from
trycity and they will be honoured.
The committee members also decided to organize a health and hygiene
awareness camp at Mauli Jagran in the first week of August.
Environment & City beautification
committee meeting held
A meeting of Environment & City beautification Committee of Municipal
Corporation was held on 7th
July under the Chairpersonship of Smt. Rajbala Malik,
and attended by other members of the committee namely Sh. Arun Sood, Smt.
Sheela Devi, Sh. M.P. Kohli, Smt. Heera Negi, Smt. Jannat Jahan, Sh. Sat Parkash
Aggarwal and concerned officers of Municipal Corporation.
The committee passed various agenda items of development and policy. The
following agenda have been discussed and approved during the meeting:
The committee has decided to celebrate Mango Mela at fragrance garden,
sector 36 during the second week of July. The members also accorded approval of
Rs. 5 lakhs to organize the Mela first time in Chandigarh.
The committee members asked the concerned officers to maintain the parks
in colonies and villages at par with the sectors.
The committee also discussed and recommended that the fruit trees like
mango, jamun and Bale etc. infront of the houses of city residents should not be
auctioned to the contractors.
The committee also accorded approval to following agenda items:
1. Providing and fixing of fiber glass dustbin in various parks/green belts of
sector 37, 38 and 38 west at an estimated cost of Rs. 2.58 laks.
2. Providing and fixing of multiplay system and PCC benches in various
parks of sector 42 at an estimated cost of Rs. 11.87 lacs.
3. Providing of children play equipments and PCC benches in various parks
of sector 41 at an estimated cost of Rs. 11.73 lacs.
4. Construction of toewall for providing and fixing of MS flat iron railing in
various parks of sector 44-C at an estimated cost of Rs. 5.14 lacs.
5. Providing and fixing multiplay equipments and PCC benches in various
parks of Dhanas at an estimated cost of Rs. 4.73 lacs.
6. Providing and fixing of MS flat iron railing 4’-0”high in open space near
house no. 716 sector 33-A at an estimated cost of Rs. 3.88 lacs.
7. Providing and fixing of multiplay system in various parks in sector 20 at
an estimated cost of Rs. 11.33 lacs.
8. Providing and fixing of MS flat iron railing on toewall in various parks in
Attawa in sector 42 at an estimated cost of Rs. 8.83 lacs.
MC Teams inspect pet shops
A team of the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh conducted a surprise
checks at various pet shops in the city and found unregistered dogs on 14th
July.
A joint team constituted by MC Joint Commissioner Rajiv Gupta, under the
Supervision of Dr. M.S. Kamboj, Dr. Rajinder Singh Bajwa and Harpreet Singh
inspected eight pet shops falling within the MC limits and found unregistered pet
dogs at two shops in sectors 7 and 20.
During the checking, a total of 10 challans were issued for possessing
unregistered pet dogs under the Chandigarh Registeration of Pet Dogs bylaws
2010.
Meanwhile, MC Commissioner Mrs. Bhawna Garg, IAS stated that strict
action would be taken against the owners of pet dogs who violated the bylaws
under Clause 14 of the Chandigarh Registration of pet Dogs bylaws 2010.
The owners of dogs who had not yet registered them, should get them
registered from the Registering Authority, office of the Medical Officer of Health,
Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, within 15 days, failing which strict action
would be initiated.
221st
meeting of the General House held on 22.7.2015 at 11.00 a.m
The following Agenda Items were discussed and resolution mentioned against it was passed accordingly
Sr.
No.
Agenda Item No. Resoultion
1 th
Confirmation of the minutes of 220
meeting of the General House held on
23.6.2015 at 11.00 a.m. in the Assembly
Hall of the M.C., Chandigarh.
“The House confirmed the minutes of
220th meeting of the General House
held on 23.6.2015 at 11.00 a.m., with
the abovementioned amendments.”
2 QUESTION/ANSWER
1. Question by Sh. Satinder Singh,
Councillor, Municipal Corporation,
Chandigarh regarding built up
shops/showrooms etc of the Corporation
lying vacant with in the Municipal limit.
Discussed
2. Question by Sh. Satish Kumar Kainth,
Councillor, Municipal Corporation,
Chandigarh regarding commercial
property belonging to M.C.C.
Discussed
3. By Sh. Satinder Singh, Councillor,
Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh
regarding safaikarmcharies.
Discussed
3 Regarding City Beautiful Chandigarh as a
Smart City.
“The House considered & passed the
resolution for participation &
competition among the 100 smart
cities.”
4 Augmentation of water supply scheme
from Kajauli Head Water Works to S.A.S.
Nagar, Mohali.
“The House considered & resolved that
the payment of Rs.98.00 crore i.e.
50% cost of total project for laying
Phase-V & VI be released
immediately to the GMADA for 40
MGD water for the supply of free of
cost to Chandigarh and also approved
to enhance budget grant under Head
“Augmentation of Water Supply
System” from Rs.2200.00 lac to
Rs.12000 lac for financial year 2015-
16.”
5 Procurement of Dry Fodder. “The House considered & granted
approval for the procurement 7200 qtl.
dry fodder from M/s Balpreet Singh,
House No.1226, Sector 51-B,
Chandigarh @ Rs.695/- per qtl. for the
period from September, 2015 to
February, 2016.”
6 Rough cost estimate for providing and
laying 40mm thick B.C. in Industrial Area,
Phase-I, Chandigarh (Block-A).
“The House considered & approved
the rough cost estimate amounting to
Rs. 152.26 lac for providing and
Rs.152.26 lac laying 40mm thick B.C. in Industrial
Area, Phase-I, Chandigarh (Block-A).”
7 Rough cost estimate for construction of
Cycle Track along V-3 road both side in
Sector 14/25 and 15/24, Chandigarh.
Rs.54.32 lac
“The House considered & approved
the rough cost estimate amounting to
Rs. 54.32 lac for construction of Cycle
Track along V-3 road both side in
Sector 14/25 and 15/24, Chandigarh.”
8 Rough cost estimate for construction of toe
wall under existing M.S. Flat Iron railing
around various parks of Mauli Jagran,
Chandigarh.
Rs.51.32 lac
“The House considered & approved the
rough cost estimate amounting to Rs.
51.32 lac for construction of toe wall
under existing M.S. Flat Iron railing
around various parks of Mauli Jagran,
Chandigarh.”
9 Regarding enhancement of Financial
Powers of Water Supply and Sewerage
Disposal Committee from the existing
Rs.15.00 lacs to Rs.25.00 lacs.
“The House considered & enhanced the
financial powers of Water Supply &
Sewerage Disposal Committee from the
existing Rs. 15.00 lac to Rs. 25.00 lac.”
10 To procure baby kits to be provided to the
mothers of newly born girl child.
“The House considered & accorded
approval of Rs.1.25 crore in principle
to procure baby kits to be provided to
the mothers of newly born girl child.”
11 Regarding SPCA infrastructure of SPCA
Sector 38 West Chandigarh.
“The House considered & accorded
approval to take over the kennels and
other allied infrastructure for carrying
ABC programme in SPCA, Sector-38
West Chandigarh. Further it was also
approved that detailed expenditure
regarding renovation of these kneels be
prepared by the Engineering
Department of the M.C. Chd.”
12 Enhancement of compensation given to the
Sewermen at par with the Fire Fighters
died on duty.
“The House considered & resolved that
an amount of Rs.20.00 lac as
compensation be given to the
Sewermen at par with the Fire Fighters
who died on duty.”
13 Rough cost estimate for providing and
laying 30mm thick B.C. on V-5 road in
Sector 15, Chandigarh.
Rs.83.41 lac
“The House considered & approved the
rough cost estimate amounting to Rs.
83.41 lac for providing and laying 30
mm thick B.C. on V-5 road in Sector-
15, Chandigarh.”
14 Rough cost estimate for providing and
fixing PCC titles on V-6 raod berms,
Sector 41-B, Chandigarh.
Rs.60.67 lac
“The House considered & approved the
rough cost estimate amounting to Rs.
60.67 lac for providing and fixing PCC
tiles on V-6 road berms, 41-B, Chd.”
15. Handing over of temporary office in Sector
38 (west), Chandigarh to M.C.C.
“The House considered & resolved that
the temporary office building of CHB,
Sector-38 West, Chd, be took over by
the M.C. from the CHB, Chandigarh.”
Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has made
amendments in Water Bye Laws
The draft amendments in the Chandigarh Water Supply Bye Laws-2011 are as under:
DRAFT AMENDMENTS IN ‘ THE CHANDIGARH WATER SUPPLY BYE- LAWS – 2011’ FOR NOTIFICATION
Sr. Clauses Description as per Bye Laws- ‘The Chandigarh Proposed amendment/ insertion as resolved by the
No. in the Water Supply Bye -Laws- 2011’ General House, M.C., Chandigarh.
Water
Supply
Bye-
Laws
1 2(xii) New insertion in main clause No. 2 of 2 (xii-a) Provisional Connection:- means to allow/
Definitions provide water and sewerage connections for eateries/
Dhabas/ booth/ shops located in the markets,
shopping areas which are not earmarked for this
purpose by the Estate Office.
2 5 New insertion in main clause No. 5 of 5 (viii) Provisional Connection:-
application for connection. All eateries/dhabas/booths/shops located in markets,
shopping areas which are not earmarked for this
purpose by the Estate Office, will be provided
provisional water and sewerage connection at
commercial penal rate with due intimation to Estate
office U.T., Chandigarh and requisite charges for
laying of service pipe will be borne by the consumer.
The providing of water and sewerage connection
shall not be construed as legalizing their change in
use.
3 5 (v) Existing Clause: Substitution of Existing clause:-
5 (v) Regular Connection:- 5 (v) Regular Connection:-
After completion of construction of After completion of construction of
building/premises, the consumer shall apply building/premises, the consumer shall apply for
for regular connection along with the regular connection along with the documents
documents mentioned in Annexure III. The mentioned in Annexure III. The consumer has to
consumer has to clear the dues of water clear the dues of water charges on account of
charges on account of temporary connection temporary connection for construction of building
for construction of building before applying for before applying for regular connection. On receipt of
regular connection. On receipt of the the intimation regarding sanctioning of connection,
intimation regarding sanctioning of the applicant shall deposit the security (refundable
connection, the applicant shall deposit the security for recovery of water charges in case of
water meter security (refundable security for default) and meter connection fee (other material will
recovery of water charges in case of default) be supplied by the consumer) as specified in the table
and meter connection fee (other material will given below. The meter of all sizes shall be provided
be supplied by the consumer) as specified in and maintained by the consumer on his own cost
the table given below. The meters of the sizes after getting it tested from the Municipal
more than ½” (15mm) i/d shall be provided, Corporation. However, installation / disconnection
installed and maintained by the consumer on will be done by the Corporation at the cost of
his own cost after getting it tested from the consumer as per clause 12 (v) of water supply bye
Municipal Corporation. In case, the Laws -2011. The water connection will only be
Corporation provides/replaces such meters, the released in the name of Owner and not in the name of
consumer would be required to deposit the cost GPA holder or any other person.
of water meter and other allied material The security shall be charged as per the table
required for connection, connection fee as below: Sr. Size of Meter Amount of Secu specified below, in advance. The maintenance No. Deposit
be done by the Corporation at the cost of the
of the meter of size above ½ ”(15mm) i/d shall i) ½” or 15 mm 1000/-
ii) ¾” to 1” or 20 mm to 25 mm As per actu consumer. The water connection will only be of meter rounreleased in the name of owner and not in the Rs. 10/-
name of GPA holder or any other person. iii) ½” or 40 mm Do
iv) 2” to 3” or 50 mm to 80 mm Do
v) 4” or 100 mm Do
I I I I I I I I
5(vii)
vi) 6”to 8” or 150 mm to 200 mm Do
vii) 10” to 12” or 250 mm to 300 mm Do
(a) Labour charges or making the ferrule 15 mm
to 25 mm Rs. 1000/-
(b) Labour charges or making T-connection 50
mm to 100 mm Rs. 2000/-
(c) The material shall be made available by
consumer at his own cost including necessary
excavation at site.
(d) Payment of road cut charges as per rate of
B&R wing of the Municipal
Corporation/Chandigarh Administration will
be made by the consumer. (a) Labour charges or making the ferrule
15 mm to 25 mm Rs. 1000/-
(b) Labour charges or making T-
connection 50 mm to 100 mm Rs.
2000/-
(c) The material shall be made available
by consumer at his own cost including
necessary excavation at site.
(d) Payment of road cut charges as per
rate of B&R wing of the Municipal
Corporation/Chandigarh
Administration will be made by the
consumer.
Existing Clause:-
The corporation shall ordinarily purchase and
replace the water meters of ½” or 15 mm size
itself provided that the meter has not been
damaged or rendered defective by the
consumer intentionally. In case, the meter has
been damaged or rendered defective by the
consumer intentionally, the same shall be
replaced by the Corporation at the cost of the
consumer. However subject to the provision of
Bye-Law 5(v) in general, the meters of the
higher sizes shall be purchased and replaced at
the cost of consumer.
The Estate Officer, U.T. and Estate Officer,
Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh Housing
Board will have to obtain No Due Certificate
from the Municipal Corporation in respect of
water charges and sewerage cess before
granting NOC for sale of property. Transfer
ownership fee of Rs. 500/- per connection will
be charged by the Municipal Corporation to
change the name of the consumer.
The release of water connection will be made
within the Red Line of villages with the
following documents:-
1. Verification by Patwari and Tehsildar
or NOC issued by Municipal
Corporation.
2. Proof of ownership.
3. Building Plan dully approved by the
competent authority, if newly
constructed.
4. Sanction of sewerage connection (in
case of regular water connection).
5. The Area Councillor will certify the
ownership of the houses situated inside
the Lal Dora, extended abadi & baray.
Whereas, in case of houses situated
outside of Lal Dora the ownership will
Substitution of Existing Clause:-
5 (vii) Replacement of faulty/ defective meters:-
Replacement of faulty/ defective or lost/theft meters
will be done by consumers at their own cost. It will
be the responsibility of the consumer to get the faulty
/defective meter replaced within one month from the
issue of water charges bill of defective Meter
otherwise recovery on penal rate which will be
double the applicable tariff will be charged from the
consumer. They will be exempted from the water
meter rent.
The Estate Officer, U.T. and Estate Officer,
Municipal Corporation/ Chandigarh Housing Board
will have to obtain No Due Certificate from the
Municipal Corporation in respect of water charges
and sewerage cess before granting NOC for sale of
property. Transfer ownership fee of Rs. 500/- per
connection will be charged by the Municipal
Corporation to change the name of the consumer.
The release of water connection will be made within
the Red Line of villages with the following
documents:-
1. Verification by Patwari and Tehsildar or
NOC issued by Municipal Corporation.
2. Proof of ownership.
3. Building Plan dully approved by the
competent authority, if newly constructed.
4. Sanction of sewerage connection (in case of
regular water connection).
5. The Area Councillor will certify the
ownership of the houses situated inside the
Lal Dora, extended abadi & baray. Whereas,
in case of houses situated outside of Lal Dora
the ownership will be proved by the owner
and the water connection, sewerage
connection only be permitted as per policy of
Chandigarh Administration or any other
competent authority for the same.
(vii)(a) Replacement of conventional water
meter:-
Replacement of conventional meter with
(Automatic Meter Reading) meters for all non
domestic consumers and domestic consumers for
residential houses with area of two Kanal and
The water meter security shall be charged
as per the table given below: Sr. Size of Meter Amou
No. Depos
i) ½” or 15 mm 1000/
As per
meter
10/-
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
¾” to 1” or 20 mm to 25 mm
½” or 40 mm
2” to 3” or 50 mm to 80 mm
4” or 100 mm
6”to 8” or 150 mm to 200 mm
10” to 12” or 250 mm to 300 mm
have to be proved by the owner before above, by the consumers themselves at their cost
releasing water connection. Where the within three months of notification/notice of
owner can submit his/her proof of agencies those approved by the Municipal
ownership, it is not necessary to get it Corporation, Chandigarh failing which penal rate
verified from the area councillor. will be charged.
4 12 Existing Clause:- Substitute of Existing Clause:-
Meter: 12 (a)Meter:-
(i) The meter upto ½” or 15 mm i/d shall (j) The water meter will be procured/arranged
ordinarily be supplied by the by the owner of premise/houses.
Municipal Corporation. In case the (ii) Meter shall be of type approved by the
meters of higher sizes are also Municipal Corporation and shall be in proper
provided by the Municipal working order.
Corporation under the provision of (iii) It shall be fixed by the Municipal
Bye-Law 5(v) the meter rent for the Corporation at the expense of the Consumer
meter shall be charged for its on the after getting it tested in the M.C. Lab.
following rate in addition to the (iv) It will be the responsibility of consumer to
charges for water consume as get the faulty/defective meter replaced
specified in Bye-Law-13. within one month, otherwise recovery on Size Meter Monthly
½”or 15 mm Rs. 10/-
penal rate will be charged from the
consumer. ¾”or 20 mm Rs. 20/-
1”or 25 mm Rs. 30/-(v) The consumer will be exempted from the
water meter rent. 1 ½”or 40 mm Rs 40/-
2”or 50 mm Rs. 50/-
3”or 80 mm Rs. 100/-
4”or 100 mm Rs. 150/-
6”or 150 mm Rs. 250/-
8”or 200 mm Rs. 300/-
(ii) A consumer may be permitted to have his
own meter subject to the following
conditions:-
(a) Meter shall be of type approved by the
Municipal Corporation and in proper
working order.
(b) It shall be fixed by the Municipal
Corporation at the expense of the
(iii) A consumer may have his own sub-
meter installed with sanction of
(vi) Installation/ disconnection charges; The
following installation/disconnection charges
shall be recovered from the consumer: Meter Size Installation/Disconnection
charges
15 mm or ½” i/d Rs. 50/-
20 mm or ¾” i/d Rs. 60/-
25 mm or 1” i/d Rs. 75/-
40 mm or 1 ½” i/d Rs. 100/-
50 mm or 2” i/d Rs. 200/-
More than 50 mm & upto 2” to Rs. 300/-
100 mm or 4”
More than 100 mm or 4” Rs. 500/-
(b) In case the meter is provided by the Municipal
Corporation the meter rent for the meter shall be
Municipal Corporation but the
Municipal Corporation shall not be
responsible for its maintenance or
repair etc. or for reading of a Sub-
Meter.
charged for it on the following rates in addition to the
charges for the water consumed as specified in bye-
laws and other charges, if any. Size Meter Monthly rent
½”or 15 mm Rs. 10/- per month
(iv) In case of loss or theft of water meter,
the consumer shall file a FIR/DDR or
file an affidavit dully attested by the
Magistrate/Public Notary for
installation of new meter after
depositing the requisite water meter
cost and installation charges (Rupees
1000/- for 15 mm connection and
actual cost of the water meter size 20
mm and above+ installation charges).
(v) Installation/ disconnection charges:
The following installation/
disconnection charges shall be
¾”or 20 mm Rs. 20/- per month
1”or 25 mm Rs. 30/- per month
1 ½”or 40 mm Rs 40/- per month
2”or 50 mm Rs. 50/- per month
3”or 80 mm Rs. 100/- per month
4”or 100 mm Rs. 150/- per month
6”or 150 mm Rs. 250/- per month
8”or 200 mm Rs. 300/- per month
In case of loss or theft of water meter, the
consumer shall intimate the Department immediately
and also provide new meter at his own expenses after
getting it tested from M.C., Chandigarh and
depositing the requisite installation charges etc.
recovered from the consumer: Meter Size Installatio
charges
15 mm or ½” i/d Rs. 50/-
20 mm or ¾” i/d Rs. 60/-
25 mm or 1” i/d Rs. 75/-
40 mm or 1 ½” i/d Rs. 100/-
50 mm or 2” i/d Rs. 200/-
More than 50 mm & upto 2” to Rs. 300/-
100 mm or 4”
More than 100 mm or 4” Rs. 500/-
5 13 (ix) New assertion in main clause of 13 13 (ix)(c)Compulsory use of Tertiary Treated
Water:-
Use of Tertiary Treated Water will be compulsory in
all houses / institutions having area of One Kanal and
above. The consumer will take connection of Tertiary
Treated Water within three months from the date of
issue of notification regarding amendment of Water
Supply By Laws otherwise penal rate will be
charged.
6 27 (ii) Existing clause:-
Independent Water Connection can however,
be allowed by the Commissioner, for each
floor of the house or premises provided that
independent plumbing system stands laid for
each floor.
Amendment in Existing clause:-
27 (ii) Floor wise separate water meter
connection:-
The owner can apply for separate water meter
connection floor wise, if he has separate electricity
meter installed in the house or premises for each
floor and also independent plumbing system stands
laid for the same.
7 45 New insertion in main clause 45 45 (iv) Shallow tubewells for vehicle service
stations:-
All vehicle service Stations are required to install
shallow tubewells in their premises at their own cost.
However, necessary permission will be sought from
the M.C. Chandigarh within three months and
tubewells will be installed within next six months
after the permission failing which penal rate which
will be the double the applicable tariff will be
charged from the consumer.
Renewal of Official Website of MC
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh has initiated process
regarding development of Official Website of Municipal Corporation
Chandigarh as a Dynamic Website.
It is the need of today’s time to have Dynamic website so that more
functionalities can be added to benefit the local citizens. The content
Management feature will be added in this website by which users of
different departments of MC can edit, delete or upload contents with their
usernames and passwords.
The new website will be developed in such a way so that there will be
no issue of the compatibility with the Mobile apps. With the provision of
this website, the citizens of Chandigarh will be able to download all type of
forms relates to various Municipal services given as under:
Forms of various services such as:
1. Water Supply & Sewerage
2. Building & Roads
3. Horticulture
4. Health & Sanitation
5. Property Tax
6. Booking of Open Spaces
7. Permission of staking building material etc.
Complaints can also be registered regarding Municipal services
such as:
1. Water Supply & Sewerage
2. Building & Roads
3. Horticulture
4. Electricity
5. Unauthorised Encroachments
6. Health & Sanitation
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