The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is gearing up for a crucial meeting on Friday to tackle pressing civic issues, including waste collection, sanitation, and encroachment checks.
Top on the agenda is the integrated collection and transportation of municipal solid waste in the West Zone. The meeting will review a revised budget for extending the waste management contract until April 2026 or until a new concessionaire takes over. Additionally, the civic body will consider a proposal to redistribute inspector duties, addressing shortages and bolstering enforcement against encroachments.
Further discussions will center on infrastructure projects aimed at reusing treated water for park maintenance. Plans for the construction of sewage treatment plants in East Delhi seek to reduce potable water dependency and improve drainage. Civic officials and councillors are expected to deliberate on these initiatives, which are pivotal for better urban infrastructure and sanitation.
(With inputs from agencies.)