aurangabad i dont have a magic wand to address all the civic issues at one go i need peoples active cooperation and participation to solve these issues the new municipal commissioner nipun vinayak said on wednesdaya 2001 batch ias officer vinayak had earlier worked in marathwada as nanded municipal commissionerthe new civic chief got to know the pulse of the city while travelling by air to aurangabad to charge of the civic body which is cash starved and marred in controversies ranging from bad governance and trust deficit on account of garbage crisis water supply drainage project to name a fewvinayak said he distributed chits among at least 30 fellow travellers seeking their views on the civic situation in aurangabad and sought their suggestions and advises on tackling them the travellers most of them aurangabad residents shared their views and advised vinayak to help build a strong culture by helping people change their attitude vinayak basically a medical professional said he spoke with the officials on wednesday and shared his impressions of the meetings with media persons the situation and crisis here are unique and we have to work out solutions which work instead of window dressing we have to offer proper treatment he saidthe civic chief said there were many issues that need to be addressed with professionalism objectivity and teambuilding i would focus on teambuilding and identify how many people could work with responsibility he also said that he would focus on decentralisation of power and has already told the nine zonal officers to act as zonal commissioners and tackle the issues at their enda road map will be prepared and implemented through the zonal offices the corporation needs to work with specialized help to tackle the prevailing water and garbage issues we will need people who know the subject well he saidwhile stressing the active participation of people in tackling the garbage crisis he said people should pay attention to segregation of garbage at home while big generators of solid waste like hotels should make their own arrangement to dispose of waste vinayak also said that he intends to do audit of the water being supplied to the city to tackle the crisis effectivelyreferring to the hawkers issue vinayak said the city belongs to all the residents hawkers too are a part of it they cannot be simply wished away we will ensure that they do business without disturbing others some of the fellow travellers suggested me to ensure that the city regain its old charm and beauty i will approach the intach indian national trust for art and cultural heritage to explore such a possibility and that the focus must be on the citys strengths vinayak saidthe new civic chief resolved to address the increasing dog menace while working for animal welfare too he said he would also focus on improving standard of education in civic body schools as it has been found that students of such schools fare much better that the those in private