RANCHI: Sushant Gaurav, the administrator of Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC), convened a high-level review meeting to evaluate the management of revenue-generating assets, regulate unauthorized commercial activities within residential areas, and strategize upgrades for bus stands and market infrastructure within municipal boundaries.
The market section presented its revenue collection and accrual report, following which the corporation called for a thorough physical inspection and numbering of all hoardings and monopoles across the city.
According to an official statement released on Tuesday, the inspection records will include updated details on the location, permitted size, validity period, agency or occupant name, and outstanding dues.
The corporation emphasized the need to take appropriate action against unauthorized or non-compliant hoardings.
In terms of revenue collection, the corporation plans to enforce the recovery of outstanding dues from advertising agencies and market allottees, with non-compliant parties facing blacklisting and property reallocation.
Recovery proceedings and reassessment of tenancy terms will be conducted for markets and complexes, including Nagarbaba Khatlal and Atal Smriti Vendor Market. A targeted enforcement drive will identify and regulate unauthorized commercial operations in residential zones.
