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Mumbai: Maritime Board approaches BMC for maintenance of Carter Road
Updated On: 14 August, 2020 07:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
Civic official says they are in the process of drafting a formal proposal to maintain the promenade; MMB also asks BMC to appoint guards

A man exercises at Carter Road which is very popular among tourists and locals. Pic/ Pradeep Dhivar
After the Bandra West Residents' Association (BWRA) withdrew from the responsibility of maintaining the Carter Road promenade, the Maharashtra Maritime Board (MMB) approached the civic body last week asking them to take care of the cleanliness of the area. While the H West ward officials have appointed sweepers a few days ago, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and the MMB are yet to figure out a more permanent solution for the maintenance of the city's iconic tourist spot.
Due to certain concerns and disagreements with the MMB, the BWRA decided not to continue taking care of the 1.2 km long Carter Road promenade at the end of July after handling it for nearly two decades. Apart from cleanliness, the responsibilities included managing the advertising boards as well as events, and utilising the revenue for maintenance and security at the promenade. Residents had stated that they were no longer able to maintain the space since ensuring the security had become unmanageable. mid-day had reported this on July 20, 'Residents' Association calls it quits on Carter Road maintenance'.


