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Church street
Make it a car free zone.
To preserve the essence of old B’lore a major towist attraction needs preservation and to make it a passenger friendly zone -
JalVayu Vihar, Kammanahalli
Low-rise apartments which ensures the land is used well while still have wonderfully green roads, and community spaces
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My house in jayanagar Bangalore which also serves paying guest accommodation.
I would build a low cost affordable housing section with pallet racks to provide more rooms for migrant youth and solve the problem of affordable rental housing.
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Kalena agrahara
A public park for citizens, there is no park. And activitites
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MG road
Make Bangalore Greener, a tree every 30 meters should be the plan. Not any tree. Trees of India like neem, etc. Plus flowering trees on streets colour co-ordinated – white flowering trees on one street, yellow the next, pink on the following and the layouts and blocks will look great. Medicinal trees on hospital roads etc.
With all the destruction and being a concrete jungle looming large, I would start with m.g.road and brigade road with jacaranda trees colour co-ordinated to please the eyes of citizens in a few years. Starting with downtown areas give it wide publicity. There should be a committee to oversea, execute and monitor it, otherwise it will be chaos giving it to a govt organisation, it should be a private agency to execute with the blessings of the government. Probably sponsored by corporate companies to meet costs. Etc Etc. too many ideas in my head about this project. Hope it happens … -
Magrath Road
Get it functional again.
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All over Bangalore
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Bring back all lakes, demolish illegal buildings if necessary. Govt should compensate for any losses since they are the ones who approved these illegal buildings on lakes, and those citizens pay since they were insensitive to find out the background and paid bribes.2. Build 1000s of trees in all localities
3. Do rain water pits all over Bangalore so that when it rains the whole city is rain water harvested.
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In and around Krishnappa Gardens in C. V. Raman Nagar, Bangalore 560093
Bagmane Tech Park is adjacent to an abused water body (also known as Bagmane Lake) converted in to a dumping area for sewer/garbage/cigarette butts & convenient public urinal !! The high profile corporate entities and stake holders can adopt the lake and its surroundings for beautification along with protecting it from indiscriminate abuse as part of their CSR agenda. The thousands of employers and other floating population can be made aware of their social and civic responsibilities by taking pride in their surroundings. The occupants of the small residential pocket within the area known as Krishnappa Gardens can also be made to get involved in this enterprise to change their surroundings.
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Jakkur Lake and environs
A water learning centre around the whole place where waste-water treatment, wetlands, lake , bio-diversity and water heritage wells are all preserved and displayed in a functional fashion.
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Kartik Nagar
A place like old bangalore especially near MG road, K Kamraj Road in 90s.
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Bellandur
1. Clean up the lake
2. Stop any construction activities encroaching the lake.
3. Plant more trees along the Outer Ring Road
4. Stop cutting of trees
5. Stop giving permission for more construction(apartments,buildings)
6. Deploy Garbage collection tanks at frequent intervals, and create a system to recycle the waste.
7. Construct large artificial tanks to collect and store rainwater
8. Enforce Rainwater harvesting in every new/upcoming construction sites. -
Would try to preserve green cover of bangalore
For any new commercial or residential apartment construction should be mandatory to leave aside some place to plant trees.Say 1 tree per 2000 sqft of construction. In case of independent house more then 30 X 40 SQFT then 1 tree and nurture it.
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Bangalore’s plethora of lakes
Land grabbing, encroachment and lack of catchment is leading to the ruin of Bangalore’s lakes.
Apart from these obvious problems, our lakes have a great potential for public placemaking. Looking at the example of the Kankaria Lake redevelopment in Ahmedabad, it is obvious that just providing a fence and a walking path around a lake is not the only solution.
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Vijayanagar
I will initiate house-to-house campaign for segregation of garbage
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Nisarga Layout, Bannerghatta Post
My son and I pick plastic waste from our street once a month. (Most of it is Tobacco wrappers, but we also find carry bags and milk wrappers.)
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O’shaughnessy Road, next to the Sai Baba Temple.
An open sit out, with benches, and bougainvilleas.
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