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At a time when residents and villagers are gearing up to “physically” stop the dumping of waste at the proposed Sector 123 dumping yard site in Noida, the city administration has announced it would collect only dry waste from residential sectors from June 30. This means residents will be responsible to segregate waste at source.

The BMC has lodged FIRs against 18 housing societies and commercials setups over non-compliance of its order making it mandatory for bulk generators to treat waste in their own premises. It has also sent prosecution notice to another 1,317 bulk waste generators for the non-compliance. Members of the housing societies and commercial establishments against whom an FIR has been lodged are looking at a jail term of up to two years or a fine of Rs 50,000.

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Demolition may be inevitable if a structure has not been developed without neccessary approvals. If you have been served a demolition notice from the development authority, you could make an appeal to the Centre within 30 days against the order. On the other hand, if you want to a stay order to temporarily suspend the notice, move the court. A stay order will be released in case the court sees that the rights of the occupants are being threatened.

To fasten the process of cleaning of sewers and better dumping facility of silt, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has picked up a 7.5-acre land in Narela to be used as silt dumping site. Although the area falls under the jurisdiction of the North Delhi Municipal Corporation, the site will be managed by the east Delhi municipal authority.