Ahmedabad: Four years after the walled by the Ahmedabad written by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has not come out with a conservation plan for the inheritance zone.
It can be learned that it has not yet finished documenting 1,800 havelelical wood – documents to be submitted to UNESCO in September 2019.
In fact, AMC has faltered three times the deadline made for UNESCO since October 2017.
Now anticipating a surprise visit from the International Board of Thinktank UNESCO about monuments and sites (ICOMOS), AMC has written to breast milk in Delhi two weeks ago to appeal before UNESCO for the extension of time to come out with a conservation plan, coviding Covid as a reason for delays.
The source also confirms that the documentation of around 400 wooden havelis from 1,800 targeted has been completed since July 2017.
“Without plans for conservation and regional plans (laps) for the walled city, it will be difficult to stop the demolition of the nature of the private heritage registered,” Recognizing a senior official AHMedabad Municipal Corporation.
‘The renewable extension until July 2022’ The latest deadline is answered is March 2020.
A senior official at AMC has confirmed that the extension was sought up to 2022 March or July 2022.
On land, the inheritance department to measure and document inheritance buildings.
The only deadline that was filled with AMC because the city won the coveted status in July 2017 was the submission of a heritage management plan in 2017 and the recent periodic report was submitted in March 2020 according to the site’s world heritage schedule to UNESCO.
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