GURUGRAM: DTCP has given every week’s understand to house owners of 27 dhabas and 9 different commercial constructions on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway, asking them to comply with the Punjab Scheduled Roads and Controlled Areas Act — below which they're anticipated to get trade of land use (CLU) accomplished for the land by this month-end — failing which, it has threatened to raze them.
After the DTCP carried out a survey remaining month along the limited-access highway, it known 36 constructions between Bilaspur and the Gurugram-Rewari border for demolition, if they don’t get CLU accomplished. These come with 9 commercial institutions — workshops, retail outlets and repair centres. This stretch comprises earnings estates of villages Rathiwas, Bhorakalan and Siddhrawali.
The department had firstly planned to hold out the demolition drive on Wednesday i.e. May 23, for which, it had issued notices to the house owners on May 15, or even pasted them on the constructions on May 18. However, two dhaba house owners approached district court docket for aid, following which, the DTCP director common gave them seven extra days to conform.
“The aid is best until May-end. After June 1, action can be taken against these constructions. We advise them to get CLUs and regularise their constructions, or take away them,” said Rajender Sharma, district the town planner (enforcement).
Lal Singh, who owns Old Hotel near Siddhrawali, is one of the petitioners in search of exemption from court docket. According to sources,in 2009, Singh had taken permission for 313 squarem of land, despite the fact that by now, the construction there may be allegedly unfold over nearly double the world. “I’ve now not encroached upon someone’s land. I’ve just upgraded my dhaba with fashionable facilities and washrooms, which even the top minister has been insisting upon,” Singh advised TOI.
After the DTCP carried out a survey remaining month along the limited-access highway, it known 36 constructions between Bilaspur and the Gurugram-Rewari border for demolition, if they don’t get CLU accomplished. These come with 9 commercial institutions — workshops, retail outlets and repair centres. This stretch comprises earnings estates of villages Rathiwas, Bhorakalan and Siddhrawali.
The department had firstly planned to hold out the demolition drive on Wednesday i.e. May 23, for which, it had issued notices to the house owners on May 15, or even pasted them on the constructions on May 18. However, two dhaba house owners approached district court docket for aid, following which, the DTCP director common gave them seven extra days to conform.
“The aid is best until May-end. After June 1, action can be taken against these constructions. We advise them to get CLUs and regularise their constructions, or take away them,” said Rajender Sharma, district the town planner (enforcement).
Lal Singh, who owns Old Hotel near Siddhrawali, is one of the petitioners in search of exemption from court docket. According to sources,in 2009, Singh had taken permission for 313 squarem of land, despite the fact that by now, the construction there may be allegedly unfold over nearly double the world. “I’ve now not encroached upon someone’s land. I’ve just upgraded my dhaba with fashionable facilities and washrooms, which even the top minister has been insisting upon,” Singh advised TOI.
27 dhabas on NH-8 get DTCP notice for land use violation
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