Noida: Plot worth 4,500 crore for sports town noida provided to entities that do not meet the technical feasibility criteria of net wealth, turnover or past experience, a general regulator and auditor (CAG) India report revealed.
CAG Performance Audit Report on the ‘Procurement of Land and Property Allotment of the Okphia Industrial Development Authority (Noida)’, the Government of Uttar Pradesh, which was submitted in the Assembly on Friday, was also marked that the City Sports scheme was launched without approval.
The New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (Noida), in the deviation from its main mandate from the development of industrial cities, gave four plots measuring 33.44 lakh sqm during 2011-16 for the development of four sports cities to hold sports events Marque, Commonwealth Games and Asiad Games, note.
Three golf courses from nine holes and one international cricket stadium considered in sports cities along with infrastructure for other games, the report stated.
At the time of the launch of the first city sports scheme in 2008, there was no category of sports cities at the Master Plan-2021.
It was included in the Master Plan-2031 approved by the Government of Uttar Pradesh in 2011, the audit showed.
“Sports infrastructure imagined requires detailed specifications for facilities with serious developer involvement to implement the project.
However, Noida failed to put any specifications or parameters for the level of sports infrastructure intended,” CAG said.
“The technical feasibility criteria specified for developers are based on real estate development rather than the development of sports infrastructure,” he added.
In addition, the technical feasibility criteria of the Net Wealth of 80 Crore to Rs 125 Crore are also not commensurate with the value of city sports plots which range from RS 837 Crore and Rs 2,264 Crore, he said.
“Lacunae in a policy was further emphasized by the failure of the due diligence Experience of the past, “Auditor records due to deficiencies marked in screening and alcohol.
Noida’s actions about sports cities basically require the approval and development of housing housing projects or groups, with “little focus” on the main purpose of creating world-class sports infrastructure, said.
“Rights, no sports facilities that have been developed at this sports city plot so far (December 2019) even after eight years roll-out from the initial scheme.” There is a clear case for the responsibility to be repaired by the government for the government.
Actions on the part of Noida which effectively sealed the possibility of the creation of international standard sports, as expected, “said the report.
According to the report, the city sports scheme provided for land use is at least 70 percent.
For recreational use or sports and other areas permitted For the use of housing, commercial and recreation.
It is translated into dedicating 559 hectares of 798 hectares proposed allotment in four plots intended for the development of sports cities.
The condition of the brochure also provides that ‘without obtaining a certificate of settlement, tenants must have the right to sub- Divide the plots given to small plots that are in accordance with the NIDA planning norms only for areas available for housing and commercial use ‘, he added.
The auditor observed that even though the sub-dividing conditions of the plot became a small plot for areas available only for housing and commercial use, Nida Approved During the period 2012 to 2017 sub-divisions of all plots violated the underlying theme and the condition of the approved brochure.
Thus, any sub-divisions should be approved only 30 percent of the land to be used for housing and commercial development.
“Thus, against an area of 10.03.257.9 square meters (247.90 hectares) who qualified for the sub-division, all areas 33,44,193 square meters (826.34 hectares) were divided into 81 parts of the condition of the scheme.
559 hectares Land intended for sports infrastructure applies sub-divided into 34 sub-divisions, “he added.
Noida Sports City: ‘Plot allocated for entities that do not meet the requirements’
