Gurgaon: MCG plans to develop in land that is not used in the new sector and new region that has been recently added to its jurisdiction.
Officials said the commissioner had directed the corporate planning and income department to first identify the land of the civic body under his jurisdiction, limiting it, placing the ownership board and then eliminating encroachment, if any.
“And so the process is complete, we will develop a wise plan to build public infrastructure on the ground.
This is the preliminary phase of the exercise,” said the Senior MCG official to Ti.
“For example, if the new sector or village requires a community or school center, we will plan to make this infrastructure on the MCG land available in the area.
We can always find ways to use the land of MCG to add to our generation of income,” he added.
The Haryana government, on December 29, told the expansion of the MCG limit by bringing 16 villages under civilian body.
Bajera, Babupur, Mohamadher Income Torture, Dharampur, Daultabad, Kherki Majra, Dhankot, Palra, Ullawas, Nangli Umarpur, Behrurbampur, Dhumaspur, Bhondsi, Nayagaon, Village Kadanpur and Maidawas are combined with MCG.
With the expansion of the MCG limit, a fixed deposit in these villages, with RS 181 crore tones, also transferred to the Civic body.
In addition, RS 35.45 Crore Stamp Duty from 16 villages was collected in 2018-19 and RS 41.32 Crore was collected in 2019-20 fiscal.