Nagpur: almost six months after administration doubled the cost of development, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) General Agency on Thursday issued a resolution and prevented the civil body from collecting 100% revised charges.
The Mayor of Dayashankar Tiwari directs the cancellation of the notification issued by the Administration.
Earlier this year, the NMC has doubled the cost of development in the city with a retrospective effect from July 2016.
The development costs for housing construction have risen from 2% to 4% of the total land and construction costs, while they are 8% previously 4% for commercial construction.
“The decision has been about hundreds of builders and thousands of individual homeowners, who pay for development costs on or after June 30, 2016.
For major projects, additional costs have experienced lakh,” said party leader and BJP Corporator Avinash Thakre meeting while sending a delay movement And demanding to reject administrative steps to pick up allegations of multiple development.
The state government approved the NMC proposal on November 3, 2020, and Civic’s body issued public notifications in the newspaper on January 13, 2021.
NMC doubled the accusations to raise money for their contribution to the Metro Nagpur project, which constituted 5% (or RS434 Crore).
Against the part, NMC has provided 9 pieces of soil to Mahametro, which comes to around RS73 Crore, while for the remaining contributions, it requires funds.
Because NMC could not pay its shares, officials decided to double the cost of development.
The extra 100% development costs will be known as ‘city transportation funds’ and will be given to Mahametro, said Commissioner of Radhakrishnan B.
He also shows that being a partner, NMC must bear the profit and loss of Mahametro operation.
He told the house that when possible NMC to assess the cost of development, the state government has offered four other options to pay its contribution to Mahametro and they included the transfer of development rights, public private partnerships, advertisements and funds produced through stamp duty.
For this, Thakre shows that the NMC has not received the RS268 crore stamp duty from the state government and must be adjusted to the NMC contribution.
Similar charges were revised in Mumbai and Thane by each city company and no permission from the General Agency was sought, the citizenship administration told the house while justifying the stand.
Former major and MLC Pravin Datke showed that NMC paid excess money to Mahametro.
“Instead, we have to recover money from them because we use our property to build pillars,” he said.
For this, Radhakrishnan told the house that NMC had demanded RS1,000 Crore from Mahametro for building a pillar (road rights) in the median road and other places within the corporate limits.
“However, the latter has refused our request claiming there was no such allegations found from the Metro Rail anywhere in the country,” Commissioner said.
Another GB decision directed the administration to send a proposal to the state government to consider the naming of the exhibition space that appeared in the Ambazari Garden Area after Dr.
Babasaheb Ambedkar the Mayor directed the administration to utilize artificial intelligence services to monitor two-appointment company commands that have been appointed.
Competent officers to monitor vehicles that support GPS from both company directives have been issued to release funds for development work by following the Chairperson of the Chairman of the Committee still nodded for additional funds and the construction of the Mayor of the State Container to approach the government to set up the land rent to prepare long demand from Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial near Yeshwant Stadium