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Panvel Municipal Corporation Standing Committee Clears LED Streetlight Upgrades, Repairs And Maintenance Works Across Civic Limits

Panvel, September 1, 2026: The Panvel Municipal Corporation’s (PMC) standing committee on Tuesday approved a series of proposals covering repairs to public gardens and playgrounds, extension of rented premises for urban health centres and homeless shelters, and upgrades to streetlighting and electrical infrastructure across the civic limits. The meeting, held at the PMC headquarters on September…

Panvel Municipal Corporation Standing Committee Clears LED Streetlight Upgrades, Repairs And Maintenance Works Across Civic Limits

On September 1, 2026, the Panvel Municipal Corporation’s (PMC) standing committee unanimously approved a range of initiatives, including repairs to public gardens and playgrounds, lease extensions for urban health centers and homeless shelters, and upgrades to streetlighting and electrical infrastructure. The meeting, chaired by Baban Mukadam, featured senior officials such as Maheshkumar Meghmale, Nanasaheb Kamthe, and Dr Anand Gosavi.

Among the approved changes were additional funds for garden and playground upkeep, and a two-year lease extension for facilities providing urban health services and shelter to the homeless. Streetlight upgrades took center stage, with the committee approving money for enhancing infrastructure along the Sion-Panvel Highway, as well as the operation, maintenance, and repair of lighting systems for three years.

The decision also included the purchase of LED lights for streetlights in CIDCO-developed areas of Taloja Phase-I, Taloja Phase-II, and Navade, as well as the Kharghar and Kalamboli nodes. Finally, the committee approved three years of maintenance, repair, and renovation for electrical systems in PMC-owned offices and buildings, in an effort to improve civic amenities and infrastructure in the rapidly developing area.

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