Mangalore, March 28: The foundation stone for new fish markets was laid by District in Charge Minister Krishna J Palemar on Monday at Jeppu Market and Alake here.
Speaking on the occasion, Palemar said the buildings for the both fish markets which will be built at the cost of 92.5 lakh and 65 lakh respectively will be completed within six months in association with National Fisheries Development Corporation.
He said Mangalore City Corporation and National Fisheries Development Corporation will bear the expense in the ratio of 90:10.
The fish market in the State Bank would be shifted to Central Market in near future, he said.
Deputy Speaker of State Legislative Assembly N Yogish Bhat said a survey will be conducted to point out the fish market at various places in the city such as Urwa Market, Urwa Store, Kulur and Kavoor junctions.
He said a special meeting on the loopholes of Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) was held in the Assembly under the leadership of State Urban Development Minister Suresh Kumar where Chief Minister's Advisor Dr Ravindra, Krishna J Palemar, Ganesh Karnic, MUDA Chairman and other officials participated.
“We decided to make amendments to the rules and regulation of CDP after obtaining the objections from the people and amendments will also be made to make TDR (Transferable Development Rights) buyer-friendly” he said.
Mayor Pravin Anchan, Deputy Mayor Geetha Nayak, MCC Standing Committee Chairpersons Premananda Shetty, Rajashri and others were present on the occasion.
Mangalore, March 28: The foundation stone for new fish markets was laid by District in Charge Minister Krishna J Palemar on Monday at Jeppu Market and Alake here.
Speaking on the occasion, Palemar said the buildings for the both fish markets which will be built at the cost of 92.5 lakh and 65 lakh respectively will be completed within six months in association with National Fisheries Development Corporation.
He said Mangalore City Corporation and National Fisheries Development Corporation will bear the expense in the ratio of 90:10.
The fish market in the State Bank would be shifted to Central Market in near future, he said.
Deputy Speaker of State Legislative Assembly N Yogish Bhat said a survey will be conducted to point out the fish market at various places in the city such as Urwa Market, Urwa Store, Kulur and Kavoor junctions.
He said a special meeting on the loopholes of Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP) was held in the Assembly under the leadership of State Urban Development Minister Suresh Kumar where Chief Minister's Advisor Dr Ravindra, Krishna J Palemar, Ganesh Karnic, MUDA Chairman and other officials participated.
“We decided to make amendments to the rules and regulation of CDP after obtaining the objections from the people and amendments will also be made to make TDR (Transferable Development Rights) buyer-friendly” he said.
Mayor Pravin Anchan, Deputy Mayor Geetha Nayak, MCC Standing Committee Chairpersons Premananda Shetty, Rajashri and others were present on the occasion.
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