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Name of the Post No. of posts sanctioned Perma- nent Electrician 2 2 Tank watchman 1 1 Staff in position Consolidated NMRs Pay Fitter Grade-2 1 1 Town Planning Town Planning Officer 1 1 - Town Planning Inspector 1 1 - Chainman 2 2 - Public Health Sanitary Officer 1 1 - Sanitary Inspector 3 2 1 Sanitary Supervisors 6 6 - Driver 3 3 - Cleaner 1 1 - Sanitary Workers 143 135 8 Antifilaria Sanitary Inspector 1 - 1 Field Assistant 2 2 - Maternity Maternity Asst 2 2 - Maternity Ayah 2 2 - SJSRY Community Organisers 3 3 - Source: Krish- M Post Vacant Total 221 208 13 As seen from the table, Krish-M however, appears well placed in terms of availability of staff vis-àvis the sanctioned manpower. 5.4 Role of other agencies The State Government‟s line departments continue to play a crucial role in urban basic service delivery. Sectors and agency involvement include: a) Water Supply & Sewerage. The Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board (TWAD) is responsible for creation of water and sewerage infrastructure in the state. However, Krishnagiri Municipality is responsible for the provision and delivery of services within the City. b) Master Plan. The Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) prepares the Master Plan and Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) for the city/town, and the mandate of implementing the Master Plan lies with the ULB. CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri Municipality 33
c) Roads and Highways. Department of Highways, Government of Tamil Nadu maintains the National, State Highways and select arterial roads that pass through the city. Municipal roads are however created and maintained by the ULB. d) Environmental Protection. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) is responsible for environmental protection and enforcement of rulings related to the same. e) Slum Upgradation. The Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board (TNSCB) develops improvement schemes for notified/regularized slum settlements in the city/town. 5.5 Reforms undertaken by Krishnagiri municipality 5.5.1 Accrual accounting Fund based accrual accounting has been implemented in the urban local bodies in Tamil Nadu under TNUDP-II and Krishnagiri municipality has also been following the system for the last 4-5 years. 5.5.2 E-Governance E-Governance of Krishnagiri Municipality is aimed to provide online citizen services and information to all hierarchies and monitoring performance of Municipality. All Municipal records are computerised and information stored in a central server and connected to an uplink which online on the internet. Property tax, Water Charges, Nontax, Profession Tax and trader license fees and Birth and Death certificate may be obtained from the computerized civic center at the municipal premises. Through the e-governance program, Krishnagiri Municipality hopes to provide easy access to the municipality and municipal records to its citizens. 5.5.3 Citizen's Charter As per the directions of the Government of Tamil Nadu, the Krishnagiri Municipality has published its „Citizen‟s Charter‟ during 1998 to bring ULBs function closer to the people. The main focus of this charter is to introduce transparency, responsibility and user friendliness in its service provision and maintenance. Its basic objectives were to: Provide fast and quality service to the citizens. Inform the public about time limits to address the problems, and Provide transparency in administration. This publication of citizen's charter brings people and administration closer and to let people know how much time is required to get works done. If the work is not attended to even after stipulated time, they can approach the Commissioner/ Chairperson. Thus, people‟s rights are made known to them. This also reduces time on the part of public, as they need not follow the movement of their applications at the municipal office. Further, through this charter, they also create awareness about sanitation, town improvement, tax payment and the like. Based on the time frame given for understanding / compliance, various works/ activities can be evaluated either by citizens or by Krish- M, paving the way for improving performance. Specific interventions in human resource development and systems dealt with in the section 9 - Reform agenda subsequently in the report. CCP cum BP - Krishnagiri Municipality 34
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Page 5 and 6: Exhibit 7.10 Solid Waste Management
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Page 89 and 90: Project Cost Rs. 165 lakh existing
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