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Fully Fencing a nala is the first requirement, and most costly.

Fully Fencing a nala is the first requirement, and most costly. Half-round pipe for Nala training is inexpensive and effective. … but freak floods can wash off the unpaved side gardens. Nala-training with Stone Pitching protects plantings during floods .

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Fully Fencing a nala is the first requirement, and most costly.

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  1. Fully Fencing a nala is the first requirement, and most costly.

  2. Half-round pipe for Nala training is inexpensive and effective

  3. … but freak floods can wash off the unpaved side gardens

  4. Nala-training with Stone Pitching protects plantings during floods

  5. Manholes are repaired for sewage to run below Karve Rd garden strip

  6. Pune Horti Supt Khaire needs temporary watchman cabin at entrance initially

  7. Watchman uses portable pump to water garden with the nala waste-water

  8. A settling pool helps clean smelly water at start of Kondwa nala garden

  9. Turbulent flow in rocky nala-bed aerates the water and reduces smell

  10. Nala-bed grasses are encouraged, but man-hole cleaning is done regularly.

  11. Over-Bridge to Slum is fenced so residents can cross with dry feet.

  12. Tall chain-link fence on over-bridge keeps garbage out of nala garden.

  13. Debris in nala was used as soling for paths, then covered with soil

  14. 1-km long winding walk-ways lead to cuddapah-stone crossings

  15. Quick-growing 6-month-old poplars hide the nala fencing

  16. Ornamental grasses are cheap and easy to maintain

  17. Creepers conceal the stone embankments of steep nalas

  18. Open seating invites public activities in nala garden

  19. Lt Col Suresh Patil of Green Thumb Nursery planted bajra to attract birds

  20. PCMC has transformed a stinking quarry to a scenic lake

  21. Slums are fenced but undisturbed

  22. Toilets are provided to the slums

  23. Waste-water inflow channel to the quarry was cleaned up and concreted

  24. Canna plants where waste-water enters quarry help in initial cleaning. Creepers beautify the rocky walls.

  25. Rock ‘islands’ in quarry lake will be developed for recreation

  26. PCMC is making a jogging track around a once-neglected pond

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