None
EN
BMC plans stricter waste rules, user fee for large events under new norms
['Nayonika Bose', 'Nayonika Bose Is A Senior Correspondent With The Indian Express', 'Mumbai Bureau. While In The Early Stages Of Her Career', 'Her Focused Reporting On Local Governance', 'Community Welfare Already Demonstrates Clear Expertise', "Trustworthiness In Covering Essential Civic Issues Impacting Mumbai'S Residents. Expertise", 'Authority', 'E-E-A-T', 'Specialized Focus', "Nayonika'S Reporting Is Dedicated To Civic"]
The Indian Express
The new rules will apply to cities as well as bulk waste generators such as residential complexes and universities.
Among the key changes introduced in the new rules are mandatory four-stream segregation of waste at source and clearly defined responsibilities for bulk waste generators.
The civic body is also planning to introduce a ‘user fee’ for managing waste generated at events with more than 100 attendees at a time.
The civic body is also planning to introduce a ‘user fee’ for managing waste generated at events with more than 100 attendees at a time.
In April 2025, the civic body had proposed a user fee for solid waste management services, a move that drew criticism from multiple quarters and was later withdrawn.