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Mangaluru Issues Notices as Sewage Pollutes Moilykere

Representative image MANGALURU: The Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) has issued notices to residences and apartments near the historic Moilykere lake at Mahakalipadpu, following the discovery of sewage flowing into the water body from surrounding areas. Known also as Shettibettu Kere, Moilykere was developed by the Mangaluru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) but continues to face pollution issues even after being transferred to the MCC. The civic body plans to take legal action under the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act of 1976. The pollution problem was brought to light in the state legislature by MLC Ivan D’Souza, who highlighted it during a discussion…

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Mangaluru civic body collects ₹149.6 crore in property tax FY26

MANGALURU: Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) has achieved its highest property tax collection to date, amounting to Rs 149.6 crore under the Self-Assessment Scheme (SAS) for the financial year 2025-26, according to commissioner Ravichandra Naik. In a statement to the press, Naik mentioned that the estimated demand for the fiscal year was Rs 112 crore, with previous collections of Rs 137 crore in 2024-25 and Rs 117 crore in 2023-24. The city, divided into 60 wards, encompasses a total of 2,22,256 properties, comprising 1,75,724 residential units, 44,074 commercial properties, 1,175 industrial properties, and 1,283 non-residential properties. Naik noted that the rise…

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Mangaluru to Build C&D Waste Unit at Pachanady

Representative AI image MANGALURU: The rampant dumping of construction and demolition (C&D) waste in vacant lots and rivers continues in the city. In response, the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) is considering reserving land at Pachanady for effective C&D waste management. To curb violations, MCC officials have convened multiple meetings and agreed to establish a facility at the Pachanady dump yard for C&D waste management. Builders will be required to pay a fee for using this facility. In addition, the MCC plans to implement strict penalties to deter C&D waste dumping in public spaces. DC Darshan HV, who oversees the MCC,…

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Mangaluru City Launches Drives Against Illegal Buildings

Representative AI image MANGALURU: The Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) is intensifying efforts against illegal constructions that violate city regulations. City officials confirmed that demolition activities will persist to eliminate unauthorized buildings. One such structure was reportedly erected in Alape village, breaching the approved building plan by converting ground-floor parking into living space. To uphold public interest and enforce compliance, a demolition was executed on Monday following an order from MCC Commissioner Ravichandra Naik. According to the commissioner, the owner of the property in Alape contravened the approved plans and illegally constructed within designated parking areas. The assistant town planning officer…

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Mangaluru Launches Ward Survey to Boost Property Tax Revenue

MANGALURU: In an effort to enhance revenue collection, the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) has initiated a ward-wise survey to accurately assess the number of properties and boost revenue further. MCC revenue officials have conducted multiple preparatory meetings to plan spot inspections for this survey. The first phase was inaugurated by MCC commissioner Ravichandra Naik in the Attavar ward on Friday. MCC’s deputy commissioner (revenue in-charge), Akshatha K, informed TOI that the city corporation currently oversees 222,256 properties spread across 60 wards within its jurisdiction. “We aim to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the actual number of properties in each ward,…