HubbalLi: The authority of the Development of Urban Hubballi-Dharwad (HDUDA) will launch an impulse to destroy the illegal layout in Hubballi and Dharwad from Friday.
HDuda has destroyed hundreds of illegal layouts in the first and second phase.
Friday was the beginning of the third stage “I have started targeting illegal layout after taking over as president.
In the past six months, we have launched a drive in two phases and we have destroyed 177 illegal layouts in Hubbballi and Dharwad.
Now, we are ready to launch the third phase demolition of illegal layout from January 28, “he said.
“Our official team will also ask for police assistance to prevent unwanted incidents during demolition and I will personally monitor the drive,” he added.
“We have also identified ninety illegal layouts that will be destroyed in the third phase.
From them, 36 layout is built on 104 hectares in Dharwad.
We will first launch the drive in Dharwad and then start from Hubballi.
In the next week , we will delete all 90 illegal layouts, “he said.” We have served notifications to all the owners who care but they do not answer our notifications and have not yet advanced to change their illegal layout by following the norms.
Norms are placed by the government.
That, we will start the demolition of such layouts, “he said.
He showed that most owners developed illegal layout on 3-12 hectares without participating in government norms.
“According to government norms, landowners must record 10% of land for gardens, 5% for CA (Amenties Civic), and 30% for road construction.
In addition, they must change their land into Na (non-agricultural) sites by paying fees And must take the layout approval of HDuda and get a plot registered in the sub-registrar office by paying the costs set by the government.
For all of these works, landowners must spend at least Rs 6-7 lakh per acre to build a legal layout, But most of the owners have thrown all these norms into the wind and start building illegal layout.
After we started the Demolition drive, the number of applications for land approval has increased now, “he said.