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Citizen Comments Received During the Mycitymybudget Mangaluru Campaign 2021-2022 Citizen Comments received during the MyCityMyBudget Mangaluru campaign 2021-2022 The citizen comments were received during the MyCityMyBudget Campaign conducted by Janaagraha in Mangaluru between January 19 to 22, 2021. The comments were collected through a bilingual online form uploaded on www.janaagrha.org/mangaluru as well as through an offline form. The citizen names, contact information are not published to safeguard their privacy. Duplicate comments have been deleted. Click here to read MyCityMyBudget Mangaluru 2021-22 Report: https://www.janaagraha.org/files/MyCityMyBudget-2021-22-Mangaluru-Report.pdf 풾ರ್ಡ್ ಸ상 Any other comments? Ward Name 냇샆 벾퓁飇 ಸಲ Ward 34 - Training should be imparted on how to segregate wet and dry waste at Shivabagh source; footpaths need to be repaired on priority. We are looking forward to the set-up of Ward Committees. Ward 41 - Central Proper separation of wet and dry waste has to be made mandatory in all Market parts of Mangalore Ward 38 - Kindly please make use of the budget according to the right need. Bendoor Ward 25 - 岿ಡ ಮರಗಳ 냆쳆 Derebail (West) Ward 22 - Kadri Construction of roads are a must which will automatically control the (Padavu) pollution and traffic Ward 59 - Jeppu Drainage problem throughout , if we complaint also nobody is taking care of it , smart city concept is useless Ward 37 - Maroli Promote the public transport system within the city. No other solution for parking irks. Smart city funds must be smartly utilized for the benefit. Construct and manage public toilets. Unauthorized stone cutting is being done in Maroli near Yamuna Residency apartment, with the blessings of politicians. Such works in residential areas must be avoided Ward 30 - ಎಲ್ಲಾ 郆삿峆 ಸಂಗರ ಹ퓁 online mode ಮಾಡಿದ샆 ಒ쳆ೆ ಯ飁 Kodialbail Ward 36 - At present we could see heavy investment going on for road Padavu (East) development at this time foot paths are ignored and all parking are done on footpaths where common man pedestrians are having risk for life Ward 25 - Develop fresh water lakes in different areas Derebail (West) Ward 39 - Falnir Create parking space before levying fine for parking on the roadside. Ward 47 - Priority 4 footpath Milagres Ward 38 - I am very happy to see many roads are getting repaired improved for Bendoor the better, what I would want to bring to light is because it takes place simultaneously in one area example Bendur it creates lots of traffic. Ward 29 - Currently we have almost all Raja Kaluves (storm drains) flooded with Kambla untreated sewage water. This needs to stop. Also, provide parking and earn from these spaces instead of collecting fines. Ward 44 - Bunder Keep sufficient drinking water because many people's don't receive drinking water Ward 29 - Roads have to be made better. The space should be kept for footpaths so Kambla that the people can walk and this can avoid accidents as well. Or else we will have to walk on the road which is not safe Ward 31 - Bejai 낿烈 ನಲ್ಲಾ 상ವ 飊ಡಡ ಮೋ삿 ಯಲ್ಲಾ ಕೊಳ品 ನೋ상 ಹ삿飁, 풾ಸ죁 ಬಹಳ ತ⢂ದ샆 벾峁ತ್ತಿ. 飆 ದಯ풿ಟ್ಟು ಕ್ಿ ಕ್ರ ಮ 郆峆飁ಕೊಳ್ಳೆ . ಇ飁 ನಮಮ 풿ನಮರ 풿ꂂತ್ತ. Ward 31 - Bejai Absence of speed breakers must be noted and speed breakers must be incorporated to ensure safety of the citizens of Mangaluru. Ward 16 - Bangra The city corporation must strive to provide parking facilities in places Kuloor with dense commercial activities. Ward 46 - Clean city (without any problem facing Mangaluru citizens.) Cantonment Ward 16 - Bangra The Kottara-Chowki junction is an extremely difficult place to navigate Kuloor through to get to the road leading to Bangra Kuloor/Mahesh PU college area. Although there is Police placed there, nobody helps the vehicles that require crossing. Kindly do something in this regard Ward 30 - More leisure facilities for kids Kodialbail Ward 40 - Court The city corporation should start focusing on using rain water harvesting and solar electricity now Ward 31 - Bejai Footpaths have to be elderly friendly as well. Being in a social work field many elderly complain that they feel unsafe to walk on them. Ward 39 - Falnir Please call all before making any budget because I don't see any development in our area for last few years so please understand please Ward 31 - Bejai Proper Parking facilities Ward 37 - Maroli Eradicate beggars... Ward 31 - Bejai Parking space should be provided. Ward 31 - Bejai 1. City needs multi-level parking hub for every kilometre inside central business area on priority. 2. Police Station limits has to be restructured and ward wise small Police Outpost to be opened to meet the emergency situations of the civilians. Ward 46 - Clean city (without any problem facing Mangaluru citizens) Cantonment Ward 47 - Our roads and footpaths should be elderly and disabled friendly...traffic Milagres movement should be better managed with strict zebra crossing to help people walking to cross the road easily and safely. Ward 18 - Kavoor Any work there should be coordination between other departments. Responsibility on quality work should be fixed on engineer and contractor. Any loss should be recovered from them. Wasting on digging of new concrete should be avoided. Water charges should be reduced. Ward 58 - Bolar Inappropriate bus facility from Yemmekere to State Bank Ward 30 - better parking facilities Kodialbail Ward 39 - Falnir Repair S L Mathias road first and foremost Ward 41 - Central Traffic signals to be installed and functional mainly during peak hours. Market Ward 38 - None. Bendoor Ward 7 - Idya 1. The commercial buildings in Surathkal do not have toilets, due to (West) which the employees there come to the neighboring residential areas to urinate all the time 2. The roads that have been constructed are dug up now and then, thereby wasting public funds. 3. The roads are constructed without proper storm-water drains which will lead to artificial flooding 4. The waste collection is not regular We request you to kindly address these matters. Thank you Ward 33 - Kadri Road work carried out should be as per technical specs and should be (South) inspected before paying the contractor Ward 20 - Underground drainage should be made immediately because of this the Thiruvail older days wells are gone due to the entry of drainage. The youth should get chance to be present during the MCC meetings and the MCC should take suggestions from them. The city corporation should make some special events for the youths were they will be interested in public service during the construction work of concrete damar public uses the Corporator has to take the help of the public. And during these things there should be a special team to check the progress of the work which is the most imp thing should be made Thank you Ward 48 - Public toilet should be clean and professional too. Kankanady Valencia Ward 12 - Make every house pay their taxes on time. Take the help of NITK and Panjimogaru other Engg colleges to mobilise taxes. Lack of planning in road construction. Ward 30 - Water logging on road during rainy season should not happen Kodialbail Ward 38 - Improvement in administration, waste management and sewage Bendoor systems, road development is a never ending business, visit of the corporator to the ward is necessary Ward 44 - Bunder Road and Traffic Ward 27 - Boloor Flyovers at KPT, Nanthur jn. Multilevel parking at Hampankatte, cornice road all sides of netravati and gurupur rivers in the city limits, digital signals and CCTV camera at all junctions, elevated corridor between jyoti and State Bank, road bridge at Sultana battery to tanner bhavi, metro between suratkal and deralakatte via city. Ward 9 - Kulai Please take strict decision against clean city Ward 33 - Kadri 1. More trees. 2. Rain water usage instead of letting it to the sea 3. Traffic (South) lane discipline Ward 22 - Kadri If anyone wants Mangalore city to grow, the city should never sleep first (Padavu) of all. Mangalore should be open 24*7 in selected areas, may be from kottara entry to jeppina mogeru entry as a business area, one side of the highway as business district. Police should work in shifts, you never ask inputs or advice from Police dept in keeping city open for 24*7 as they will object for sure. Because, they don't want to take any risk nor they want to work 24*7 in shifts. City is considered full pledged city only when it operates 24*7. Bars should close at 12 midnight and people who drink and create public nuisance should be punished with hefty fines or jail up to six months. All the best. Ward 56 - Focus should be on creating jobs by getting more companies to our city Mangaladevi and develop beaches to attract more tourists to our city. Ward 23 - Please work on street lights as well as they provide so much support for Derebail (East) people working after dark /night. More CCTV cameras or roads , safety and security Ward 32 - Kadri City must look more attractive by giving public awareness and keeping (North) city neat and clean. City bus facility - for a person from Kuntikana to KPT or Kadri or Bejai Church is not available. People dumping wastes on either sides of NH, mainly between Kuntikhana and KPT must be tracked through CCTV and many more such options needed Ward 22 - Kadri There should be high importance towards beach development. Look at (Padavu) Padubidri beach and look at M’lore beaches. Beaches should be highly commercialised in order to generate tourism revenue and employment opportunities. Mlore beaches are not upto standards in any ways. Need to give space to public and toilets, eateries, changing room and entertainment on the beaches.
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