Pune: PMC To Create Unified Property Database For Better Asset Management
· Free Press Journal
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has initiated steps to develop a comprehensive and unified database of all its properties, to improve their management, protection, maintenance and utilisation.
As part of this initiative, all regional offices and various departments within the PMC will update detailed information on properties under their control based on a 21-point data format. The collected data will include details such as property usage, area, survey numbers, lease status, agreement details, encroachments, as well as geographical coordinates like latitude and longitude.
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Officials said the move is intended to streamline property management and ensure more efficient use of civic assets. Alongside this, the PMC is working towards implementing the EMAMS (Enterprise Municipal Asset Management System) to address gaps in lease and revenue management and to strengthen the overall property management framework.
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Once operational, the system is expected to provide centralised access to detailed property information, enabling better planning and decision-making.
Additional Municipal Commissioner (Special) Omprakash Divate reviewed the progress of the initiative and directed all departments to expedite the process.
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