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Malabar Hill Reservoir repair depends on study and costs

High cost of detaching tanks and creating separate water systems for repairs has the BMC split between repairing the old reservoir or building a new tank

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Members of an expert committee at the tank on December 7, 2023

Members of an expert committee at the tank on December 7, 2023

Not only will the feasibility study to repair the existing Malabar Hill Reservoir without building a new tank play a role in the decision, but the cost will also be a determining factor for the civic body on whether or not to proceed with constructing a new tank. The issue of building a new tank has been unresolved for over a year.

The debate surrounding the reconstruction of the 144-year-old reservoirs and the addition of new ones has been ongoing for more than a year and a half. In February 2023, a work order was issued for the construction of an additional 90-million-litre capacity tank, along with the reconstruction of old reservoirs, at an estimated cost of R698 crore.

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