The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Coimbatore Corporation to collect UGD deposits in 10 instalments
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The Hindu Bureau
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The Coimbatore Corporation has introduced a 10-instalment payment plan for underground drainage (UGD) connection charges to reduce the financial burden on residents. This policy change aims to increase compliance and ensure more households connect to the city's sewage network to protect local waterbodies.
The Coimbatore Corporation has decided to allow property owners to pay the one-time deposit and connection charges for underground drainage (UGD) connections in up to 10 instalments, with the amount to be collected along with property tax.
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