Overview
- K. B. Gowda directed officials to prepare a comprehensive master plan for Bengaluru Urban district that covers drinking water, road links and underground drainage, a step meant to align infrastructure with rapid city growth.
- The GBA approved nine new fire stations to raise the network to 29 and ordered mapping of high-risk areas so officials can propose more stations based on future needs.
- A uniform policy and standard operating procedure for road excavation and restoration were ordered to hold agencies responsible for repairs, define restoration standards, and enable cost recovery and penalties.
- The authority instructed BMTC to run GPS-enabled feeder buses on fixed routes within 2–3 km of Metro stations to improve first- and last-mile connectivity and told officials to explore integrating taxis and autos with BMTC services.
- The Ward One campaign will start on November 1 across 43 wards with multi-agency teams, commissioner action plans, resident involvement and dedicated budgets to clear waste, fill potholes, repair junctions and remove overgrowth on railway and K-RIDE land.