mumbai its a rare but significant poll the mmrda is inviting opinion from employees of banks and corporate firms in the bandrakurla complex bkc on the mode of transport they would prefer within the business zoneand if the opinions of the 2 lakhplus professionals trickling in are any indication then mmrda may have to start planning a separate monorail system for bkc the move is aimed at curbing vehicular density and pollution within the zonethe core group for international finance and business centre ifbc at bkc headed by additional metropolitan commissioner milind mhaiskar has been entrusted with the responsibility of forging a consensus among the firms on the mode of transport they would want among monorail special buses or batterydriven carsthe mmrda is also gearing up for creating special parking areas for bkc so that private vehicles do not create congestion inside this corporate zonewe have asked the association of allottees in bkc to come up with suggestions on how to upgrade public infrastructure in bkc to international standards we will consider monorail if they decide on that we are seeking opinion from all the allottees mmrda commissioner ratnakar gaikwad saidthe final draft for transportation in bkc would be based on recommendations made by the allottees and sent to the state government for approval in two months gaikwad saidthere are over 80 major organisations that have set up offices in bkc sixtyeight per cent of the total bkc area is occupied and besides 23 lakh professionals working there nearly 1 lakh people visit bkc dailymmrda planning wing officials say the option of battery cars may not be feasible mmrda is also trying to seek opinion from the 1 lakh visitors who come to bkc daily