
Karnataka’s cabinet has approved project reports for two Bengaluru water reservoirs costing a combined Rs 61.5 crore.
Karnataka’s cabinet approved BWSSB reservoir projects in Kavalbairasandra and Banashankari, together costing Rs 61.5 crore.
A 50-ML reinforced cement concrete reservoir planned at Kavalbairasandra in Pulakeshinagar is expected to supply water to 72,000 residents after the Karnataka cabinet approved its detailed project report.
The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board project has been cleared at a cost of Rs 22.5 crore. It is one of two reservoir projects approved by the cabinet, together estimated at Rs 61.5 crore.
The second project is a 22-ML reservoir at BWSSB’s Banashankari service station, budgeted at Rs 39 crore. The existing reservoir at the site will be demolished and replaced with the new structure.
The approvals clear the detailed project reports for both works. A construction timeline has not been specified.
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