Bmc Admits To Prolonged Delay In Compensating Coastal Road Affected Mumbai two and a half years have passed since the april 2020 deadline for compensating fisherfolk affected by the brihanmumbai municipal corporation’s (bmc) coastal road project. Mumbai: the deadline for opening up the brihanmumbai municipal corporation’s (bmc) coastal road to vehicular traffic is expected to be pushed by nearly seven months because of delays caused due.
Coastal Road Work Delay To Cost Bmc An Additional Rs 6 Crore However, as of october 2022, not a single project affected person (pap) has received any compensation from the fisheries department. details of this delay are contained in an october 25 affidavit submitted by the bmc’s chief engineer (coastal roads department) to the supreme court, a copy of which was shared with hindustan times on monday. The bmc in mumbai is facing delays in the completion of the coastal road project, pushing the opening to october. mla varsha gaikwad raised concerns about quality after a leakage. The bmc has started compensating fishermen affected by the mumbai coastal road project, with ₹15.4 crore distributed to 170 fishermen. compensation is based on a study by tata institute of social sciences (tiss) and includes interest and ongoing payments until project completion., mumbai news, times now. The construction of the coastal road began four years ago. in 2021, the bmc appointed tata institute of social science to draft a compensation policy to the tune of rs 1.5 crore, after fishermen.
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