Gurgaon: More than 20 sites earmarked for community utilities have been lying vacant for the last few years, Mayfield Garden.
Express their concerns, residents complained that there is no place for community meetings, meetings or social functions in the colony.
They have urged the Department of City and State Meeting (DTCP) to take over these sites and help solve them.
Residents show that in 2016 the developer started construction of a community center and after building the structure, have been lied to since 2018 the Ministry has issued a license for the colonies from 1994 to 2009 spread over 327 hectares with 13 blocks.
“The buildings community regarded as the center is very important for community activities.
Availability of the center in a colony like this are very necessary to conduct social gatherings, meetings and functions, during the last four years building half finished was wearing the look deserted.
Similarly, , of 38 community sites, more than 20 sites lying vacant.
This should improve the public facilities.
Even the work on the club’s website has not yet begun and the building plan for the same has not been approved, “said Dharam Vir Yadav, a resident koloni.yadav added,” It is high time when the government should take over the site and transfer it to the local authority or personal intuition that public utility buildings constructed for the benefit of people.
“the residents claim that the sites are used not exposed to encroachment and illegal construction in the colony.
“All of this community site is part of the layout plan approved that we have to pay the amount and now we feel cheated because we are eliminating our rights.
Even the sites public utilities are provided for the sub-power station (ESS) has been transferred to HVPNL and sites related to the police station has been handed over to the police department free of charge through Huda.
But it was still an empty both sites are under illegal encroachment, “said Jeevagan Nadar, another resident.
Meanwhile, a senior city planner, Sanjeev Mann said, “But, however, we will examine this issue.
Per department policy.”