Padmanabhnagar at a Glance
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Padmanabhnagar at a glance: Padmanabhanagar at a glance: 1. Area:10.5 sq. km 2. Population: 306353 3. Wards: Hosakerehalli | Ganesh Mandir ward | Karisandra | Yediyur | Banashankari temple ward | Kumaraswamy Layout | Padmanabhnagar | Chikkalasandra 4. MP Constituency: Bangalore South 5. Household: 77057 6. Road length: 343 km 7. Lake: Karisandra, Yadiyuru, Gawdanpalya (Kadirenahalli), Chikkalasandra, Ittamadu 8. Police stations: Girinagar, Banashankari, KS Layout 9. Bus stops: 134 10. Fire station: 0 11. Government schools: 16 12. Playgrounds: 21 13. Parks: 74 Namma simple ask: 1. MLA to chair a monthly general meeting with civic agencies, corporators and citizen groups with set agenda to enable citizen participation in decision making. 2. Padmanabhnagar constituency website to provide relevant data and information with respect to development initiatives in the constituency and citizen demands including local area development fund utilization. 3. Transparent and consistent communication on current and future work. Public consultation through online and offline media. 4. Communicate legislator’s stand on various policy matters that would be tabled in the assembly. Hold consultation with citizens on pressing issues via online and offline medium 5. Robust volunteering opportunities for citizens to participate for various causes. 6. Internship opportunities for college students and special opportunities for home-makers and senior citizens to contribute to Padmanabhnagar’s development 7. Contact details of concerned officials (BBMP, BESCOM etc.) must be made available at ward office and other prominent places along with allotted time for grievance redressal. 8. Biometric attendance at all the civic agencies 9. Quarterly report to citizens on constituency’s progress 10. Constituency map with civic amenity sites to be put in public domain The top 5 ask: Waste Management 1. Scientific waste collection system with separate vehicles for dry waste and wet waste. The vehicles to have GPS trackers 2. Scientific transfer points wherein waste from smaller vehicles is directly transferred to larger vehicle 3. Decentralised waste management system wherein wet and leaf waste from Padmanabhnagar should be processed in Padmanabhnagar. The process to include citizens and information must be disseminated to citizens 4. Temples, educational institutions and other bulk waste generators to be encouraged and supported to be source of zero waste. 5. Visual cleanliness to be prioritised. Mark all the blackspots and take measures to beautify and monitor. Mobility and transport 1. Pedestrian friendly and accessible footpath free of encroachment. 2. Accessible public transport and last mile connectivity options from Metro stations 3. Disseminate information on specifications of roadworks undertaken at Padmanabhnagar. 4. Redesign main roads such as Banashakari temple road, Uttarahalli main road and others to be free of bottlenecks 5. Publish constituency map with details of CA sites, public roads etc. and provide civic and social infrastructure for residents such as indoor stadium, auditorium etc. Water 1. Few areas in Hosakerehalli and Banashankari do not have water supply. Equitable water supply of 90 lpcd to all the residents 2. Overflowing of sewage in few areas such as Kadirenahalli circle must be checked 3. Check lake encroachment and rejuvenate lakes 4. Allocate annual maintenance cost and ensure RO purifiers are functional 5. Conduct hydrological study and terrain modelling to plan water conservation. Rain water harvesting in all public building and spaces. Women and child safety 1. At least one model Government school in each ward with good quality infrastructure and learning outcomes. 2. Public places to be well lit, have accessible footpath, sufficient police patrolling and CCTVs to aid redressal measures. 3. Awareness on safety and empowerment resources for women across income groups. 4. Special focus on young college students, young women and disabled on career building opportunities. 5. Carry out crime mapping exercises and include citizens in crime prevention and redressal measures by introducing/revamping support persons and neighbourhood watch programs. Environment and health 1. Maintain equipment at parks. Provide basic facilities at parks such as security, toilet, drinking water and first aid. 2. Monitor and maintain green cover (scientific tree pruning) and open spaces. 3. Preventive health care measures to prevent dengue and other diseases 4. Primary Health Care Centres across, diagnostic centres across constituency. 5. Air quality and noise level monitoring indicators to be installed Annexure: Waste Management Current Desired status Ideas to achieve Segregation and collection New residents move into a To achieve over 100% waste Designated date for monthly building/locality/society and segregation awareness on waste segregation are not aware of waste and data on level of segregation to segregation be publicised on same day Irregular service and waste- Regular and on-time waste Collection vehicles to have GPS pickup time by waste pickup and to be tracked in real time, collectors should adhere to standard design. Communicate to citizens via SMS and social media The DWCC at ward 182 is not Efficient DWCCs at each ward Facilitate to raise funds from well maintained. corporates or higher budget allocation from BBMP to efficiently run DWCCs Increase in generation of Scientific processing of Awareness on C&D waste Construction & Debris waste Construction and Debris waste management to citizens. C&D due to residential renovation collection centre to be set up. This work will reduce the management cost of C&D waste. Collected waste is dumped at Transfer points are perpetual Need scientific transfer points. transfer points Eg. blackspots Smaller vehicles should directly Kadirenahalli underpass, near unload the waste to larger vehicle Prarthana school Push carts used by Need better push carts which Electric pushcarts to aid Pourakarmikas are broken and are easier for Pourakarmikas Pourakarmikas difficult to use in high slope to use roads Waste Processing No waste processing centres Wet waste collected to be Resources to efficiently run the managed at the constituency processing plant. with funds obtained from CSR or BBMP Burning of leaf and garden In-sit composting of garden Leaf waste composting units and waste has led to air pollution waste at ward/constituency sufficient funds to run the level operations. Bulk waste generators Bulk waste generators to be Campaigns and initiatives to generate high quantity of wet source of zero waste encourage and incentivize in-situ waste composting at apartments, schools, hotels etc. Low awareness on home At least 10% of houses to Monthly Composting awareness composting compost waste at home programs to be held at ward office for residents System and technology support Staff and system are not Monitoring system to monitor Citizens are to be introduced and monitored and ensure efficient included in the waste management functioning of waste programs. The required training is management system to be completed by all volunteering citizens for official recognition Lack of communication to Communicate to citizens on Waste management indicators data citizens level of segregation, are to be processed in a campaigns and programs recommended format and is to be related to waste management made accessible to citizens online through the internet or at the ward office Rampant use of plastic Efficient implementation of A team who aids citizens to material even though it is plastic ban recognize and adhere to the plastic banned ban law and to penalise establishments for using or issuing plastic Low awareness among Pourakarmikas and health Pourakarmikas and health workers to be fully aware of Orientations to be held to educate workers regarding proper all aspects of waste the health workers and waste management management Pourakarmikas and introduce incentives to encourage them Cleanliness and hygiene Large number of blackspots at Black spot free Consult urban space experts to 6th cross, RK Layout, Ring Padmanabhnagar chalk out a plan to beautify and road (Iliyaz Nagar), monitor the railway line area Goedanpalya kere Pourakarmikas’ are prone to Preventive health care for Clean toilets and water are to be high risk health concerns Pourakarmikas’ accessible to Pourakarmikas’. Check-ups are to be conducted periodically and preventive medicines are to be provided to PKs’. Mobility and Infrastructure Current Desired Idea to achieve Road works Details of undertaken roadworks are Transparent communication Specifications of on-going not easily accessible to citizens and to citizens on undertaken roadwork are to be therefore, not able to examine the road work publicized for quality quality or question concerned officials inspection and perusal of the or contractors citizens. Road history to be put in public domain. Signboards are not visible at nights Night vision signboards Fluorescent amber signboards No road work has been carried out for Road works should be Put road history in public 6 years at JHBCS layout. regularly carried out domain Condition of roads deteriorates due to Maintain motorable roads Placement of system to water logging along with the throughout the year promptly repair potholes and formation of potholes. Concrete roads to fine/blacklist contractors in Kumara Swamy layout are deteriorated. Random/ unnecessary speed breakers Scientifically located speed Development of standard in main roads and residential