Inspection Organization warns about 60,000 unresolved votes in Tehran Municipality

The head of the General Inspection Organization of Iran said more than 60,000 unimplemented votes of the Article 100 Commission in Tehran have been reported.

According to Ambassador Arjan Asghar Jahangir, in a meeting with Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran and deputy mayors, while appreciating the actions of the Tehran municipality during the recent war, he said: the timely actions of the municipality after the occurrence of accidents and injuries, especially in clearing the roads, removing debris and returning urban furniture to normal conditions, played an effective role in creating mental peace and reducing the social effects of accidents for citizens.

He stated that the municipal employees tried to quickly restore the city to a normal state when they themselves were in danger, and added: These actions are valuable and commendable and showed that city management in critical situations can play an important role in maintaining peace and continuity of providing services to the people.

The head of the country's general inspection organization continued, referring to the sensitive conditions of the country and the historical developments of Iran, and stated: Today, the Islamic Republic of Iran has stood against external pressures by relying on its internal strength and national unity, and this authority is a valuable asset for the country.

Referring to Iran's historical experience during World Wars I and II, Jahangir emphasized the necessity of safeguarding the country's achievements and said: The authority and independence of the country should be appreciated, but mere appreciation is not enough. Preservation of this capital requires continuous efforts, efficiency of the devices and effective service to the people. Part of this responsibility is manifested in the field of urban management and the way of providing services to the citizens, and the National Inspection Organization is also ready to provide the necessary cooperation and assistance to solve the problems and problems of Tehran Municipality within the framework of its legal duties.

The head of the General Inspection Organization of the country emphasized the necessity of urban redesign of Tehran and said: Tehran's development in the past years has not always been balanced and proportionate to the service and infrastructure needs of the city, and the result is the formation of numerous nodes in the field of transportation, traffic and urban services.

Referring to the high volume of traffic in the central and commercial areas of the city, especially the Bazar and Molvi areas, he said: To solve these issues, we should move towards new models of urban development and transportation, and use different capacities to smoothen traffic and reduce traffic nodes.

Jahangir called the development of car underpasses in some high-traffic intersections as one of the solutions that can be investigated and added: due to the limited possibility of widening many roads, other solutions should be considered to reduce traffic stops and increase traffic flow. Along with these measures, the development of metro and public transportation is also very important.

Effectively connecting the municipality to the "land unit window" to deal with unauthorized constructions

In another part of his speech, referring to the expansion of informal settlements on the outskirts of Tehran, he emphasized the need for the cooperation of the responsible authorities to prevent the development of unauthorized constructions.

The head of the country's general inspection organization said: Tehran city's privacy and changes in land use and construction in surrounding lands should be continuously and intelligently monitored, and Tehran Municipality can identify land and privacy changes in the shortest time by effectively connecting to the "Land Unit Window" and report violations to the relevant authorities.

He added: The inspection organization is also ready to enter and follow up within the framework of the law in cases where the responsible bodies do not fulfill their legal duties.

Determining the task of more than 60,000 unimplemented votes of the Article 100 Commission

Referring to the statistics of unimplemented votes of the Article 100 commissions in Tehran, Jahangir said: According to the statistics provided, there are more than 60,000 unimplemented votes in this area, and it is necessary to determine their duties.

He clarified: the undecidedness of these votes for a long time, in addition to creating legal and executive problems, causes people's dissatisfaction, and the status of each of these votes should be determined by forming specialized working groups; In such a way that if a vote can be implemented, its implementation process is followed and in cases where it is not possible to implement, its status is determined clearly.

The head of the General Inspection Organization of the country stated that the purpose of this action is to reduce public discontent, determine the duties of people's rights and increase social resilience.

Urban plans should not be implemented without media attachment

He went on to emphasize the need to pay attention to public opinion and the media aspects of urban plans and stated: In the current situation, we should be more careful about plans and measures that may cause concern or misperception in the society.

Jahangir, referring to the publication of some news about plans to sell residential units and the psychological effects caused by the reflection of these news, said: Even if an action is technically and operationally justified, the way it is reflected in the society can have an effect on public opinion. Therefore, important urban plans must have proper media coverage before implementation to prevent the formation of an unfavorable psychological atmosphere and misperception in the society.

organizing motorcycles; A serious demand for urban management

The head of the General Inspection Organization also listed the organization of motorcycle traffic in Tehran as one of the other important issues and said: the current situation of motorcycle traffic in the streets, passages and especially sidewalks, in addition to creating danger to the lives of citizens, has caused psychological pressure and increased public dissatisfaction.

Emphasizing the necessity of cooperation between Tehran Municipality and Traffic Police to organize this area, he suggested that the activities of motorcycles related to various companies and services, including transport and courier services, can be identified and tracked with a specific mechanism.

Jahangir added: Smartening and using cameras is a valuable measure, but these measures should be followed along with the operational organization of motorcycles and preventing them from traveling on the sidewalks.

The necessity of determining the status of housing and surrounding settlements

He also pointed to the issues arising from the implementation of various housing schemes in the country, and emphasized the need for the cooperation of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, the Ministry of Interior, municipalities and other related institutions to solve the problems of peripheral settlements.

The head of the General Inspection Organization of the country noted: the uncertainty of the legal and registration status of some residential units and the lack of proper services in some of these areas can cause dissatisfaction and social damage; Therefore, the responsible institutions must have a specific and operational plan to determine the tasks of these areas and solve the problems of the people.

Referring to the importance of environment and waste management, Jahangir called for a detailed investigation of the waste management situation in Tehran and the identification of responsible departments and agencies in this field.

He said: If there is a need for the cooperation of the inspection organization in this field, we are ready to act within the framework of legal duties to remove the obstacles and follow up on the actions of the responsible agencies.

In the end, the head of the General Inspection Organization of the country emphasized the continuation of cooperation and interaction between Tehran Municipality and the Inspection Organization in order to solve urban issues and problems and said: The purpose of this interaction is to help solve the existing knots, improve the quality of urban services and finally reduce the problems and dissatisfaction of the people.

In the continuation of this meeting, Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, while presenting a report on the plans and actions of the municipality to solve urban problems, also explained some issues raised by the head of the General Inspection Organization of the country.