Cyberabad Opens First Construction And Demolition Waste Facility
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Cyberabad Opens First Construction And Demolition Waste Facility

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) is opening its first dedicated Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste Designated Collection Point at Gowlidoddy. The facility will be inaugurated by Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Special Chief Secretary Jayesh Ranjan in the presence of CMC Commissioner G Srijana. It will provide an authorised alternative to the disposal of construction debris in public places.

The collection point will serve major growth corridors such as Kondapur, Gachibowli, Nanakramguda, Narsingi, Manikonda, Nallagandla, Serilingampally and Masjid Banda. The facility is expected to bring greater accountability to C&D waste handling while supporting the recycling and reuse of construction materials. CMC additional commissioner for health and sanitation G Venugopal Reddy said the site will include an integrated weighbridge and a data recording system to measure the quantity of waste and enable transparent billing.

The civic authority has identified three additional sites for similar facilities in the HMT area of Quthbullapur zone, Mahadevpur Colony in Kukatpally zone and another location in Serilingampally zone. The Gowlidoddy facility will charge a minimum of Rs 450 per tonne (t), considerably lower than the Rs 25,000 per truck reportedly charged by private operators. Officials said the move responds to rapid construction and infrastructure development that has increased the volume of debris requiring authorised disposal.

The civic body has urged builders, contractors, developers and citizens to use the facility and cooperate with the administration in improving urban cleanliness, environmental protection and responsible waste management. Contact information for disposal includes a toll free number 18001201159 and a WhatsApp line at 9100927073 for scheduling and enquiries. The designated collection point is intended to channel C&D material into authorised streams rather than allowing illegal roadside dumping.

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) is opening its first dedicated Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste Designated Collection Point at Gowlidoddy. The facility will be inaugurated by Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Special Chief Secretary Jayesh Ranjan in the presence of CMC Commissioner G Srijana. It will provide an authorised alternative to the disposal of construction debris in public places. The collection point will serve major growth corridors such as Kondapur, Gachibowli, Nanakramguda, Narsingi, Manikonda, Nallagandla, Serilingampally and Masjid Banda. The facility is expected to bring greater accountability to C&D waste handling while supporting the recycling and reuse of construction materials. CMC additional commissioner for health and sanitation G Venugopal Reddy said the site will include an integrated weighbridge and a data recording system to measure the quantity of waste and enable transparent billing. The civic authority has identified three additional sites for similar facilities in the HMT area of Quthbullapur zone, Mahadevpur Colony in Kukatpally zone and another location in Serilingampally zone. The Gowlidoddy facility will charge a minimum of Rs 450 per tonne (t), considerably lower than the Rs 25,000 per truck reportedly charged by private operators. Officials said the move responds to rapid construction and infrastructure development that has increased the volume of debris requiring authorised disposal. The civic body has urged builders, contractors, developers and citizens to use the facility and cooperate with the administration in improving urban cleanliness, environmental protection and responsible waste management. Contact information for disposal includes a toll free number 18001201159 and a WhatsApp line at 9100927073 for scheduling and enquiries. The designated collection point is intended to channel C&D material into authorised streams rather than allowing illegal roadside dumping.

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