Gurgaon: After a series of requests, the district authorities finally pay attention to the application of sun occupants to build the boundary walls around the city in sector 54.
More than 2,000 families living in the city bordering the Aravali forest range saying they feel vulnerable without the limit wall.
On Friday, officials from the City and State Meeting Department (DTCP) visited cities for location inspections, where the limit walls needed to be built to improve public security.
In addition, the residents were raised with officials of the problem of mounting gate in various internal roads and U-turns needed for the sun on the road golf course.
The City Planner District (Enforcement) Batth Hospital said, “The problem is related to the construction of the boundary throughout the city of Suncity and Aravali forest land, which has been questioned.
We have recorded every point and we hope to solve problems in the next 15 days according to the law.
“In March this year, the DTP headquarters wrote to the Gurgaon Senior City Planner to submit a proposal before a committee was based under the leadership of the Deputy Commissioner of Gurgaon and asked permission to build a limit to the side of the natural conservation zone and the east side of the city.
Kusum Sharma, a resident, said, “This is our old demand to improve the security of the colony because there are some cases of theft and intrusion of the Aravali area.
Even though the guards have been deployed, it is impossible to keep the guards in all places.
We now hope for the initial resolution.” Residents also raise the problem of submitting the center of the community community, which currently has developers, to RWA or MCG.
“We were deprived of a place to hold social meetings,” Pramod Sharma said, another resident.