Udupi: DC warns of revoking trade license of commercial complex if parking space encroached


Justin D’Silva

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Feb 11: Deputy commissioner G Jagadeesha has asked municipal commissioner to cancel the trade license of the commercial complex who encroach places meant for parking. He was speaking after presiding over a meeting of road safety committee at the deputy commissioner’s office on Thursday, February 11.

“Parking problems have hindered the free flow of traffic and pedestrians are unable to walk on the road. The place for parking is reserved when commercial complexes and residential buildings are constructed. Those who encroach the place for other purposes should be issued notices and be asked to vacate within 15 days. Their trade licenses should be cancelled if they do not vacate the area. The municipal council should make sure that the needful is done,” the deputy commissioner directed the officials.

In the meeting, the DC asked the concerned authorities to close the potholes in the city limits. He also stated that speed bumps should be constructed only in inevitable conditions that too in a scientific manner.

“Necessary signboards should be erected at 34 blackspots that are identified on national highways. Potholes should be closed to prevent accidents. The underpass near Kota should be widened so that two vehicles can pass at a time,” he directed the national highway department engineer.

“Children below 18 years are found driving vehicles and thereby violating traffic rules. Awareness programmes should be held in all the colleges in the district with a warning that parents would be also held liable if minors are seen driving vehicles,” DC added.

“The bridge at the entrance to Krishna Math near Kalsanka should be widened to prevent traffic congestion. The concerned departments should submit details of activities and information of the estimated cost that will facilitate the smooth flow of traffic as per the plan prepared by road safety authority,” he said.

District panchayat CEO, Dr Navin Bhat, additional deputy commissioner, Sadashiva Prabhu, ASP, Kumar Chandra, district panchayat assistant secretary, Kiran Padnekar, municipal commissioner, Udaya Shetty, RTO Gangadhar and various department officials were present. 

 

 

  

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    Announcement is fine, but implementation is NIL! IN MANGALORE CITY THERE ARE SO MANY EATERIES WHO BRAZENLY OPERATE BEYOND THEIR PRIVATELY OWNED AREA AND MANY OFFER CAR SERVICE WITH MANY CARS PARKED ON THE ROAD OCCUPYING HALF OF THE ROAD LEAVING NO SPACE FOR PEDESTRIANS PUTTING THEM AT RISK OF BEING HIT BY PASSING, SPEEDING VEHICLES; SORRY STATE OF AFFAIRS!

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  • Sandy, Udupi

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    Gaaliyalli gundu

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  • melwyn, mangalore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    I don’t think any changes will take place in Udupi, this is only statement. As per municipal rules every commercial complex should provide parking area in their own place. Accordingly they shown in their building records either in ground floor or in basement as parking area. But later they converted it as multiple shops & rented. Now the vehicles are parked at public roads. In some place the shops owner parked their own vehicle on roads & they don’t allow others to park the vehicle on that particular place. They treat that public place as their own. Now the customers don’t have a place for parking either in that complex or on road parking area. So they started parking their car/2 wheeler on first lane (left side) 0f the road. This is the situation but there is no action from RTO & don’t know why they are silent.

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  • Richard Thomas, Udupi

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    There is only one Parking Area in the whole of Udupi Town, and that is at the rear area of Sri Krishna/Astha Mutt Area. Other than that, the Municipality together with the Public Works Dept. and the Traffic Dept. should take notes and act swiftly in implementation of what the DC states in every meeting. Pavements and Pedestrian Crossings are vital to ensure smooth flow of traffic, especially during peak hours. Two bottle necks are on the Malpe to Manipal Road, one near the Airtel Office junction and the other at the City Bus Stand. The third being at the KM Marg and Udupi Head Post office, the fourth being near Syndicate Towers and Church Road, Fifth being at the junction Kalyan Jewellers and Court Road (Old Diana Restaurant), Sixth being opp. Canara Bank and Mission Hospital Road, Seventh being Big Bazaar/Diana Hotel - Jodukatte. Eight being Brahmagiri Circrle, Ninth being Bannanje/Brahmagiri Entrace road Tenth being the Adi Udupi entrance junction. All these junctions need Traffic lights, Pedestrians crossing, and speed breakers. The road at Karavali Junction/Adi Udupi under the flyover is full of large craters, and need to be repaired. Hope the DC reads comments in Daijiworld, and takes some action on the Udupi Municipality authorities and the PWD Authorities, who are simply not doing anything from after the rainy season to the next rainy season in June. They should be taken to task. Or they should be dissolved - why do we need a Municipality or a PWD is they are non-functional?

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  • Maria Siqueira, Shirva - Udupi

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    Here is THE Man.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    Don't fire with toy pistol! Like you many came and went nothing changed in both the districts!

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  • NS Shetty, manglore

    Fri, Feb 12 2021

    These threats of Parking place encroachments are empty ones. Till date nothing is done whether in Manglore or Udupi.

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