
Mysuru has 173 buildings in decrepit condition, demolition recommended
The Hindu
MCC warns of razing them on its own if the owners fail to act on notices
As many as 173 buildings in Mysuru city have been identified as ‘insecure’ for inhabitation and recommended for demolition in the interest of safety of people presently inhabiting them and those living in the vicinity. The nature of buildings and their conditions were evaluated by the engineers, documenting safety reports.
In a survey done by the Mysuru City Corporation, after a couple of houses caved in without causing any casualties following heavy rains in October and November, the engineers in all nine zones have identified 173 buildings that are in a dilapidated state.
Based on the report, the MCC has begun issuing notices to the owners of such buildings. the owners fail to act as advised by the MCC, the Corporation says it has powers under the Karnataka Municipalities Act to raze the structures on its own and collect costs incurred on demolition from the building owners.













