05 JUN 2026 — Today
15 Lakhlitres of water, every day
From RHBA's letter on 8 June to a signed commitment — the MBMC Commissioner and Mayor directed the Water Department, and relentless follow-up turned a years-long water crisis into an official daily supply of 15–21 lakh litres for DB Ozone.
MBMC Water Supply & Sewerage Dept. letter confirming approx. 14–15 lakh litres a day to DB Ozone — issued in response to RHBA's letter dated 08/06/2026.
The groundwork
How it unfolded
Complaints filed across the board
Applications submitted to nine authorities — MBMC Mayor & Commissioner, Collector, MOFA, MahaRERA, MPCB, DCP, ACP and the Sr. Police Inspector.
The letter that started it
RHBA wrote formally to MBMC. The Commissioner and Mayor took cognizance and remarked to the Water Department to act.
Special Body General Meeting (SBGM)
Residents convened the SBGM — the Managing Committee was elected and the MOA & by-laws were adopted and approved by the General Body.
Pressing the authorities
Repeated in-person visits and letters from RHBA to the MBMC Commissioner, ACP, DCP and the Senior PI, Kashimira Police Station.
Water secured · enforcement begins
MBMC confirms 15 lakh litres/day in writing. Penalties imposed on the builder, garbage clearing starts under Building 2, water meters installed/repaired, and statements recorded before ACP/DCP.
Keeping the pressure on
Continued visits and letters to the ACP, DCP, Senior PI (Kashimira) and the Fire Department Commissioner.
MBMC inspection visit
Asst. Commissioner Mr. Sonare and team inspect the complex as RHBA raises debris, basement tanks, Gate No. 2, parking sold to the hotel, the illegal sales office, and society-office encroachment.
Fire inspection pursued · management commits
With the builder's formal fire inspection deferred to 1 July, RHBA and the Mahila Mandal pushed the Fire Department into an initial inspection — and secured 12 written commitments from management.
Wins on the ground
Why this matters most: at RHBA's meeting with MBMC, the Commissioner directed the Fire Department to verify full compliance. Sprinklers, hydrants, pumps and emergency systems will be checked on 1 July — the path toward an NOC, and ultimately the OC residents have waited years for.
Raised at the 23 June inspection
12 commitments from management · 25 June
What RHBA does next
- Verify delivery — confirm MBMC's water actually reaches every flat.
- Check storage — audit whether the builder has adequate water-storage capacity.
- Hold the builder — if distribution fails, a face-to-face meeting and necessary action follow.
- Resident control — with owners' majority, maintenance to the builder may stop and water, garbage & services move under RHBA supervision.
- Society formation — pressed further; the builder has filed only a name and not submitted documents to the Registrar.
- Registration — Saturday committee meeting for document submission and formal RHBA registration.
- Top table — the Commissioner has spoken with Vinod Goenka; an official RHBA–builder meeting is being arranged.
Your Managing Committee
Elected by the General Body at the Special Body General Meeting on 14 June 2026 — the residents who represent you.
Stand with us
Every gain so far has come from residents giving their time — showing up, following up, and refusing to let go. The road ahead is long, and there are many ways to be part of it.
Contribute any amount to help cover shared costs.
100% VoluntaryThis is RHBA's own UPI for voluntary community contributions — not a payment to any government authority or for any official service.
United Residents. Stronger Voice. Better Future.
Every gain so far happened because residents stood together. Membership in RHBA groups is free and open to all genuine flat owners and residents — the larger our unity, the stronger our push for water, society formation, OC, safety and accountability.
