Жители Индоре получат скидку 10% на налог на имущество при установке систем сбора дождевой воды

Власти города Индор ввели льготу по налогу на недвижимость для владельцев, установивших и прошедших проверку системы сбора дождевой воды. Для сохранения этой скидки собственникам необходимо поддерживать инфраструктуру в рабочем состоянии, так как отключение системы приведет к автоматическому снятию льготы.

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ALSO READ: Telangana 2BHK housing scheme explained How Indore residents can claim the 10% property tax rebate The incentive is aimed at encouraging wider adoption of rainwater harvesting systems across the city and boosting groundwater recharge.To avail the rebate, property owners must: - Install a functional rainwater harvesting system on their premises. - Get the system inspected and tested by the Indore Municipal Corporation. - Obtain certification from designated municipal building officers or inspectors. ALSO READ: Pune weather today The rebate comes with a condition The tax benefit is not a one-time approval. Municipal authorities have clarified that the rainwater harvesting system must remain operational.If future inspections find that a previously certified system has stopped functioning or has been removed, the property tax rebate will automatically be withdrawn from the next financial year. This means homeowners must ensure regular maintenance of their rainwater harvesting infrastructure to continue receiving the concession. Why is the city offering the incentive? The move is part of Indore's broader push towards sustainable urban development and water conservation. Rainwater harvesting helps collect and channel rainwater back into the ground, improving groundwater levels and reducing dependence on external water sources.With growing urbanisation and increasing pressure on water resources, civic authorities believe financial incentives can encourage more residents to adopt environmentally responsible practices. A win-win for homeowners and the environment The new initiative offers a practical way for Indore residents to lower their property tax while supporting groundwater conservation. For homeowners willing to invest in rainwater harvesting, the policy delivers both financial savings and environmental benefits—further strengthening the city's reputation as a leader in urban sustainability.(With TOI inputs)