mangaluru a joint inspection to resolve issues pertaining to the condition of roads in the city will be carried out by the mangaluru city corporation mcc commissioner and the national highways authority of india nhai project director soon said dakshina kannada deputy commissioner mullai muhilan mpat an interaction organised by the dakshina kannada working journalists association at the press club here on wednesday the dc said i have asked the nhai project director and the mcc commissioner to prepare a list of unresolved issues pertaining to the road the city police commissioner has already given a list of issues that need to be looked into the nhai cannot have a project execution mindset alone the inspection will be followed by a study to provide longterm solutionsmeanwhile the dc also assured that in the next rta meeting issues related to operating ksrtc buses in the city electrical autorickshaws and other transportrelated topics will be discussed the administration is planning to use gps technology to resolve various issues related to forest and revenue land a special team is likely to be deployed for the purpose the issue of rtc of land owners in shiradi bilinele and siribagilu mentioned as partly forest is posing problems to the owners in availing benefits from the government which was also brought to the notice of the dc he said that a behavioural change is also required to check issues such as the unscientific cutting of hillocksfrom this month the dc and a team from his office will visit the taluk headquarters once a week to assist people from distant areas eliminating the need for them to travel all the way to the dcs office in person a schedule will be prepared for the same the visits will also be extended to the hobli headquarters upon being informed that pdos and vas were handling additional charges for five gram panchayats the dc stated that he will instruct the zp ceo to create a schedule ensuring their presence in each gram panchayat on specific days of the week this measure aims to prevent inconvenience to villagers and streamline the accessibility of these officialsaccording to the dc the district has a 40km long coastline with 152 km of it being affected by sea erosion permanent measures to address sea erosion have been implemented along a 92km stretch about rs 87 crore is required to take up permanent works on the remaining stretch additionally temporary measures such as boulder dumping will require around rs 3 crore to mitigate the issuenew dc office complexthe dc said that an additional rs 32 crore is required to complete the dc office complex work the state budget has notified about completing the work we are hopeful of completing the work at the earliest with the state government releasing the funds in a phased manner he said