GURUGRAM: GPL Eden Heights residents have demanded the dismantling and rebuilding of the garden area above the basement, alleging that the basement’s ceiling was once not water evidence and did not prevent the seepage of rain and gardening water into the development, thereby weakening its basis. They have additionally demanded that DTP (planning) refuse the crowning glory certificates to the builder till the work is finished.
Residents advised TOI that when the monsoon showers, water was once rushing into the development and weakening its basis. Jasvinder Singh, a resident, mentioned, “This is going on for the reason that developer has used a sub-standard material for this development. It seems there are not any exams and balances that restrain them from doing so.”
Residents additionally alleged that the steel bars which held the development have been susceptible to oxidation. “Their rusting will eventually endanger the development and it's going to come apart at its seams,” mentioned a resident. “We got ownership of apartments in September 2014 and after the very first rain, we realised the issue which has handiest worsened.”
Residents mentioned the stagnant water in the basement additionally posed a health hazard and risked mosquito breeding. “We had taken the subject up with DTP (planning) RS Baath in November 2017. He promised that a meeting at the issue would be held to try resolve it. But it's been 8 months since then and no meeting has taken place.”
A hearing date was once scheduled for July 2018 however postponed “till further realize”. “We want the hearing as soon as conceivable,” residents mentioned.
An respectable from Gupta Builders mentioned that such issues have been normal all the way through the monsoon. “During heavy rainfall, it is quite normal for water to acquire however we've got ok measures in place to resolve the issue,” he added.
Residents advised TOI that when the monsoon showers, water was once rushing into the development and weakening its basis. Jasvinder Singh, a resident, mentioned, “This is going on for the reason that developer has used a sub-standard material for this development. It seems there are not any exams and balances that restrain them from doing so.”
Residents additionally alleged that the steel bars which held the development have been susceptible to oxidation. “Their rusting will eventually endanger the development and it's going to come apart at its seams,” mentioned a resident. “We got ownership of apartments in September 2014 and after the very first rain, we realised the issue which has handiest worsened.”
Residents mentioned the stagnant water in the basement additionally posed a health hazard and risked mosquito breeding. “We had taken the subject up with DTP (planning) RS Baath in November 2017. He promised that a meeting at the issue would be held to try resolve it. But it's been 8 months since then and no meeting has taken place.”
A hearing date was once scheduled for July 2018 however postponed “till further realize”. “We want the hearing as soon as conceivable,” residents mentioned.
An respectable from Gupta Builders mentioned that such issues have been normal all the way through the monsoon. “During heavy rainfall, it is quite normal for water to acquire however we've got ok measures in place to resolve the issue,” he added.
Water seepage raise safety fears in Eden Heights, residents fume
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July 19, 2018
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