GURGAON: MCG has written to Anand Mohan Sharan, essential secretary of the city local bodies department, at the takeover of Suncity township by the municipal corporation. The letter, dated October 18, states infrastructure review in the residential house has been finished by the corporation, asking DTCP to provide its 'concurrence' in the topic.
The letter from MCG commissioner V Umashankar to Sharan further states that based on the review by the marketing consultant, a document used to be submitted on August 20, following which it used to be positioned in the public domain for residents and builders to access, analyse and document corrigenda if essential.
"The final report states that a sum of Rs 18.58 crore is assessed as the cost of deficient infrastructure, additional infrastructure and maintenance costs, for a period of five years, the developer need to pay," states the letter. The stories now needs a nod from DTCP. In case there's a difference of opinion between MCG and DTCP, the topic will likely be referred to the DTCP essential secretary, and his choice will likely be binding.
As per earlier announcements regarding the takeover, the commissioner had mentioned the developer can both complete the infrastructure paintings inside six months before turning in the world to MCG, or pay the corporation as per the price estimate. Sources advised TOI that the Suncity developer is prone to pay MCG as an alternative of finishing the infrastructure and maintenance paintings on its own, as a result of which the takeover process might be concluded early, by November.
For lengthy, Suncity residents had been complaining of miserable residing stipulations. "We're glad things are moving at a fast pace and hope for better living conditions once the takeover process is complete," mentioned VMK Singh, RWA member, Suncity.
The letter from MCG commissioner V Umashankar to Sharan further states that based on the review by the marketing consultant, a document used to be submitted on August 20, following which it used to be positioned in the public domain for residents and builders to access, analyse and document corrigenda if essential.
"The final report states that a sum of Rs 18.58 crore is assessed as the cost of deficient infrastructure, additional infrastructure and maintenance costs, for a period of five years, the developer need to pay," states the letter. The stories now needs a nod from DTCP. In case there's a difference of opinion between MCG and DTCP, the topic will likely be referred to the DTCP essential secretary, and his choice will likely be binding.
As per earlier announcements regarding the takeover, the commissioner had mentioned the developer can both complete the infrastructure paintings inside six months before turning in the world to MCG, or pay the corporation as per the price estimate. Sources advised TOI that the Suncity developer is prone to pay MCG as an alternative of finishing the infrastructure and maintenance paintings on its own, as a result of which the takeover process might be concluded early, by November.
For lengthy, Suncity residents had been complaining of miserable residing stipulations. "We're glad things are moving at a fast pace and hope for better living conditions once the takeover process is complete," mentioned VMK Singh, RWA member, Suncity.
Suncity takeover on cards, MCG seeks DTCP nod
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