(1) The Municipality may handle the Construction and Demolition Waste and identify suitable places for its disposal and processing.
Bio-Medical Waste.
Hazardous waste.
Central Act 29 of 1986.
Food safety and standards.
Central Act 34 of 2006.
Construction and Demolition Waste.
106 [Act No. 11 of 2019] Municipal Waste Management.
(2) Wherever a processing facility for Construction and Demolition waste is created, the Municipality may engage an Operation and Maintenance partner to operate the facility in accordance with the rules in force.
(3) The onus, to get the Construction and Demolition waste collected is on the person generating, and such a person shall pay to the municipality for the cost of its disposal, in the manner prescribed.
(4) The Municipality shall have the powers to levy and collect penal charges from the individuals or institutions, causing or said to have caused un-safe, improper and unauthorized dumping, of Construction and Demolition waste in places other than the designated places, and at the rates prescribed.
133. The Government may set up a specialized body corporate either stand alone or under the superintendence of Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration to,-
(a) bring in focused institutional attention to scientific waste management including solid & liquid waste and construction and demolition waste and management of dump sites and proper disposal;
(b) take every action including utilizing the services of subject experts, raising of resources, use of appropriate technology, hand holding the municipalities, and take all such actions for any other purposes as deemed appropriate to achieve the objectives of waste management.
[Act No. 11 of 2019] 107 AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE OR RESTROOMS
134. The Municipality shall cause, either directly or indirectly, provisions to have sufficient number of public convenience places and facilities, including restrooms, urinals, washrooms, child- feeding centers and shall have mechanisms in place for their regular maintenance and up keep.
135. Non-residential premises which are accessible to the general public by nature of their trade or activity, shall compulsorily provide public convenience facilities for use by the general public. Such non-residential premises shall include, but not limited to, petrol bunks, restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, cinema halls, educational institutions, and any other such non-residential premises or any other such premises and categories as may be prescribed by Government. The Commissioner shall act against any violation of this section in the manner prescribed. All new construction in these categories shall carry this provision.
136. The Municipality and Municipal Commissioner, on suomoto or based on the complaint received, shall cause the owner or the user of the particular building to provide, alter, upgrade, add rest rooms and toilets including urinals as the case may be, and shall take necessary action in case of noncompliance in the manner prescribed.
PUBLIC STREETS
137. No person shall build any wall or erect any fence or cause any other obstruction or projection or make any encroachment in or over any public road, except as hereinafter provided,- Public Convenience.
Free access to public convenience facilities.
Provision of sufficient number of rest-rooms and toilets.
Barring obstruction in the public road.
108 [Act No. 11 of 2019] Temporary permissions in public places.
Penal action for damage of roads.
(a) no door, gate, extension of any structure whatsoever, or ground floor window, shall, be hung or be placed so as to open upon any public road, without a license from the authority;
(b) the Municipal Commissioner may require the owner or occupier of any building to remove or alter any projection, encroachment, or obstruction, situated against or in front of such building, and in or over any public road vested in the Municipality.