Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board
Concerned over recent petition from Perambur residents over overflowing garbage, High Court has directed the authorities to do the needful. The problem was faced in Chennai Corporation Ward No.70 and was present for four months causing diseases. Many photographs and proofs were being sent by the petitioner to the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage [...] Continue Reading »
The Madras High Court levied Infrastructure and Development (ID) charges on the builders and the promoters on behalf of managing the water and sewerage amenities. Justice D Murugesan and Justice KK Sasidharan short listed nearly 100 builders against the this payment charges. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB) [...] Continue Reading »
A court-appointed monitoring committee which met on July 15 had recommended disconnection of amenities and cancellation of trade licenses in Chennai. It decided to look into the possibilities of sealing unauthorized portions to take up demolition. It also recommended the formation of a special task force with different local body officials to take action against [...] Continue Reading »
The government made rainwater harvesting mandatory in all the buildings in 2002. Now the government gives sanction for new buildings only such structures are part of the plan. In harvesting’ rainwater from the rooftop is led through pipes into a recharge well on the premises. The rain water falling on the ground and driveway can [...] Continue Reading »
Residents of kalakshetra road thiruvanmiyur chennai said to be suffering from health problems as the Metro water supplied to them is allegedly contaminated. For residents in several parts of Tiruvanmiyur Chennai, sewage overflow has been a recurring problem. Besides having to endure stagnant pools, they also suffer when sewage mixes with drinking water stored in [...] Continue Reading »
The residents in Perambur, Aynavaram and some parts of Pattalam have been getting polluted pipe water for the past five years. Residents blame the frequent sewage overflow in the locality for the water being polluted.The residents have been purchasing lorry water and they have been shelling out Rs 600 per month to the Chennai Metropolitan [...] Continue Reading »
