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Greater Bengaluru Authority extends deadline for vacant site cleaning to August 22

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has extended the deadline for property owners to clear debris and weeds from vacant sites in Bengaluru from August 15 to August 22. The extension follows public requests from owners who cited difficulties in arranging labor and concerns regarding the financial burden of cleaning charges. The authority stated that cleaning costs are calculated based on site size and waste volume in accordance with government regulations, and warned that it will perform the cleaning itself and recover costs from owners who fail to comply by the new deadline.

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Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike logo
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What Happened

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has officially extended the deadline for property owners to clean vacant sites within the city. The original deadline of August 15 has been moved to August 22 following requests from the public. Owners are required to remove construction waste and overgrown vegetation from their plots to ensure cleanliness.

Property owners previously expressed concerns regarding the short notice and the financial impact of the cleaning fees. In response, the authority clarified that the charges are determined by government rules based on factors such as site area and waste quantity. The authority has warned that it will undertake the cleaning work itself if owners do not comply by the new date, with all associated costs to be recovered from the property owners.

Key Facts

  1. The Greater Bengaluru Authority extended the site cleaning deadline to August 22.
  2. The previous deadline for cleaning vacant sites was August 15.
  3. The extension was granted following requests from property owners.
  4. Owners are responsible for clearing construction waste and weeds from their sites.
  5. The authority will recover costs from owners if it performs the cleaning work itself.
  6. Cleaning charges are calculated based on site size and the volume of waste.

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  1. 12 Aug

    1. DHDeccan Herald
      Greater Bengaluru Authority extends deadline to clean up vacant sites in city till August 22
    2. PVPrajavani
      ‌ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು: ಖಾಲಿ ನಿವೇಶನಗಳ ಶುಚಿತ್ವಕ್ಕೆ ಗಡುವು ವಿಸ್ತರಣೆ

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