Ward 226 | 2026 Commitment

Uniform, level, and durable footpaths across the ward, built to scientific civic standards

Wheelchair-friendly slopes and safe entry exit points at all footpath crossings

Physical measures to prevent two-wheelers & illegal parking on pavements

Clear pedestrian movement without obstructions, encroachments, or uneven surfaces

Systematic effort to keep internal roads pothole free and properly finished

Correctly designed speed-calming measures implemented after resident consultation

Alignment & correction of road surfaces, manholes, & drainage covers to improve driving safety

Better road markings and visibility at junctions and turns

Improved visibility of traffic signals and road signs

Installation of appropriate signage only after consultation with local residents

Clear demarcation of no-parking and regulated parking zones to reduce congestion

Completion of street lighting coverage across all roads and lanes

Enhanced lighting near junctions, pedestrian crossings, and public access points

Support for adequate lighting levels to improve CCTV coverage and public safety

Coordination to ensure 24x7 surveillance where demanded by residents

Daily, need-based waste removal systems aligned to local population density

Strengthening of segregation and collection practices across the ward

Preventing garbage accumulation at corners and public areas through better scheduling

Ongoing sanitation and hygiene measures to reduce health risks

Clear identification of authorised and unauthorised hawkers

Ensuring footpaths remain accessible to pedestrians

Structured solutions that balance livelihoods with public movement and safety

Creation of managed zones where required, with cleanliness accountability

Support for long-term water planning for the ward as part of city-level strategy

Exploration and follow-through of water security solutions through reservoirs & infrastructure planning

Ensuring reliable, equitable water supply for residents

Support for creation of organised additional parking solutions to meet the demand & reduce roadside congestion

Fair allocation of parking resources across residential and mixed-use areas

Reducing spillover parking that disrupts traffic and pedestrian movement

Proportionate allocation of corporator funds across all parts of the ward

Formation of a resident-led joint committee to oversee civic works

Contractor payments to be released only after inspection, approval, and satisfaction of the resident committee

Fair distribution of resources across all sections and strata of the ward