Chandigarh, Oct. 28 -- Residents seeking separate property IDs for portions of buildings could get relief from a cumbersome approval process, while sanitation workers employed by Lion Services may get a stricter salary payment deadline. Both proposals are set to come up at the Chandigarh municipal corporation's (MC) General House meeting on Wednesday. The supplementary agenda also includes a review of the city's anti-drug campaign. The civic body will consider amending Clause 18 of the Property Tax By-Laws, 2003, to simplify the issuance of separate property IDs where applicants face difficulties obtaining signatures from other property owners. Under the existing rules, applicants seeking separate assessment of portions of a building or plot must clear all property tax dues and submit a division plan signed by all owners. The civic body has proposed retaining the requirement for payment of all outstanding taxes but relaxing the signatures requirement for residential properties. Under the proposed amendment, the division plan for a residential property would need to be signed by the applicant or owner, rather than all owners. For commercial and industrial properties, the plan would continue to require signatures from all owners. Payment of all outstanding property tax dues would also remain mandatory. The proposal is intended to make the process less cumbersome in cases where disputes or differences between owners of different floors or portions prevent applicants from obtaining the necessary signatures. The corporation has noted that such difficulties can hold up the issuance of separate property IDs, delay property tax assessment and contribute to the accumulation of outstanding property tax dues....