Thiruvananthapuram: City Corporation has decided to take a countdown of residents who are willing to be rented or transferred to transit accommodation as part of the initial construction work of an integrated housing complex at Rajaji Nagar.
The housing project applied under the City Smart project has been postponed because some residents are reluctant to shift from the current accommodation place.
Meetings with residents will be held in two days.
The Mayor of Arya Rajendran and S Salim, Chairman of the Welfare Standard Committee visited Rajaji Nagar on Thursday.
“Even though we have planned to complete construction in phases, some technical problems have emerged.
Even if the construction of one tower must begin, the site must be raised by filling with the earth.
This can result in water logging in the nearest flat and the problem can worsen.
So it’s ideal for Empty the flat and start construction in one phase, “said S Salim.
The previous corporation offered a monthly rent of RS 5,000 now plans to provide RS 7,000 as a monthly rent for two years.
This must be fulfilled from its own funds.
The corporation also prioritizes the option to sign contracts with each beneficiary as part of winning their trust.
Chairman of Pinarayi Vijayan Minister in a recent review meeting has directed the officials concerned to speed up work and to arrive at the solution.
The corporation has identified a place for transit accommodation.
The work of the start of Rajaji Nagar was inaugurated in October 2020 by former Minister of LSG A C Moiden.
This project was given to the company in September 2020 and the work was expected to be completed in 24 months.
The recipient of a housing scheme was reluctant to leave the residence region today despite a dilapidated flat condition because the livelihoods they centered around it.