NASHIK: Members of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Association of
India (CREDAI), Nashik chapter, have met Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan and sought approval
of the Regional Plan of Nashik district at the earliest and the
inclusion of rural areas in the state in its stay order on 20%
reservation in the construction projects for low income groups (LIGs).
A CREDAI delegation, led by Nashik president Kiran Chavan, met the CM and presented a memorandum. The CM was in Nashik to present the state-level 'Ideal Teacher Awards'. Speaking to TOI, Kiran Chavan said, "The Nashik Division's regional plan is pending with the state since many years. Once approved, it will boost the Nashik division's development. We urged the CM to approve the plan at the earliest."
"The deadlock over 20% reservation for economically weaker sections (LIG) in housing projects over 2,000 sq m, which had put all residential building plans by the town planning departments since January on hold, was resolved after the state had stayed the issue in April 2012. We also received a stay order. But, the order is limited to the areas under the jurisdiction of municipal corporations and municipalities. The state has not made this directive applicable to the regional schemes (non-municipal corporations, non-municipalities areas). We urged the CM to resolve the 20% reservation issue for regional schemes too," he said.
A CREDAI delegation, led by Nashik president Kiran Chavan, met the CM and presented a memorandum. The CM was in Nashik to present the state-level 'Ideal Teacher Awards'. Speaking to TOI, Kiran Chavan said, "The Nashik Division's regional plan is pending with the state since many years. Once approved, it will boost the Nashik division's development. We urged the CM to approve the plan at the earliest."
"The deadlock over 20% reservation for economically weaker sections (LIG) in housing projects over 2,000 sq m, which had put all residential building plans by the town planning departments since January on hold, was resolved after the state had stayed the issue in April 2012. We also received a stay order. But, the order is limited to the areas under the jurisdiction of municipal corporations and municipalities. The state has not made this directive applicable to the regional schemes (non-municipal corporations, non-municipalities areas). We urged the CM to resolve the 20% reservation issue for regional schemes too," he said.
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