Gurgaon: A team of officials from the City Department and Planning State (DTCP) on Saturday visited NBCC Green View and took stock “deteriorating conditions” from the 37D Housing Society sector.
Officials said the residents and representatives of the NBCC had been asked to write problems and solutions before the meeting with Deputy Commissioner Yash Garg on Tuesday to decide on future actions.
Falling in 2010, this project was spread in 18 hectares.
Flat ownership began in August 2017 after delaying more than two years.
The community has 923 flats.
So far, 260 flats have been sold and around 30 families are here.
However, these residents have long complained to NBCC, DTCP and also union housing services about the appearance of the gap in the building “due to poor construction”.
The population also demanded that the developer immediately attract three vacation notices.
– It respectively on October 3, 13 and 18 and 18, quoting repairs and strengthening reasons – and giving a full refund of the total cost of flat along with interest.
City Planner (Enforcement) Batth Hospital said, “I have directed residents.
And the NBCC representatives to provide problems and solutions, and after that the meeting will be scheduled with the deputy commissioner.
The population was upset because the developer had asked them to empty the flat for repairs, threatening to decide important services in the case of non-compliance.
“However, the President of Rwa, G Mohanty, said,” Some officials even looked for cooperation from Rwa in emptying the place, wrongly mentioning that the NBCC was privatized and they wanted to repair the building within three months and came out to facilitate Privatization process.
They even stated that alternative accommodation for all residents will be provided in their existing housing projects in the 89 sector.
“The residents also said they had filed a complaint with the central alerting commission (CVC) which ordered an investigation, after the Chargesheet was released into three.
Officers Director Level and Furthermore NBCC also issued a chargesheets to more than 30 officials involved in the construction of the Green View project.
“Other serious deficiencies include the installation of electrical stations (ESS) in the basement where water continues to flood convey a serious threat to life and traits, dead firefighting systems, and non-functional STP which resulted in waste disposal,” said a person Rwa member.
When contacted, a NBCC spokesman, “during the DTCP inspection, residents demanded a clear road map before emptying their homes.
We told them that the experts committees were formed to advise on improvement of structures.
We also agreed to residents’ requests facilitating their temporary relocation for Improvement.
“In fact, to facilitate relocation, spokesman said, that NBCC” has made the necessary arrangements by hiring drive and packing services and also taking several flats on the company’s rent to offer accommodation to the Green View resident “.
“We also agreed to provide incidental costs and all possible help to residents to switch to rented accommodation.”