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Operation and Maintenance Arrangement
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Operation and Maintenance ArrangementPart 2 of this Volume 3 shows the relevant parts of the same section. They will be written and inserted here when this part becomes an independent Infrastructure Development Plan of CoCC. Financial Planning of CoCCOverviewA good infrastructure development plan without budgetary support does not work. IDPCC should be connected with budgeting and funding efforts of the CoCC. The first and most important effort CoCC should make is to increase its own revenue. CoCC Mayor and executive officers are well aware of it and are carrying out sincere practices to increase holding tax. According to the relevant regulation, real estate properties should be re-evaluated in every three years. Second possibility is getting funds from National Government and donors. Each program has its own concept, approach and specific funding targets. CoCC may appeal its demand of further infrastructure to every possible funding organization with IDPCC as authorized subproject list. Thirdly, not only subproject implementation but also planning, operation and maintenance need funding. CoCC shall allocate appropriate budget for these tasks. In the fiscal year of 2013/14, the CoCC Mater Plan which is under preparation will be completed. The priority projects of the anticipated Master Plan will be added to the IDPCC, which demands CoCC’s increasing efforts of fund raising. Infrastructure BudgetThis section details the current status of the infrastructure budget. City Corporation RevenueTable 6-1 shows CoCC revenue and expenditure of CoCC over the past three years. As a result of the establishment of the new CC in July 2011 (two PSs merged), the size of the budget became increased in 2011–12. Revenue and expenditure in 2012–13 is more than double that of the previous Comilla PS in 2011–12. Table 6‑25: CoCC Revenue and Expenditure over the Past Three Years 
Source: Comilla CC External Funding Sources for CoCC Infrastructure DevelopmentTable 6-2 presents the external funding sources for CoCC infrastructure projects. Table 6‑26: Examples of External Funding Sources for Infrastructure Projects
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