Noida: The CEO of the Noida Authority Ritu Maheshwari on Thursday collected a fine of the total RS 21 Lakh on the contractor due to lack of maintenance in the park and other green belts in several sectors.
CEO conducted various park inspections in the housing sector, including 62, 63, 46A, 93A, 50, 12 and green belts in all sectors 93b, 105 and 108.
While in several sectors, workers were found missing, elsewhere, garbage and waste horticulture It looks even as trimming trees and grass found not satisfying in several places.
A official said, “Sector Contractor 50 MeDhdootam Park was fined Rs 5 lakh because one toilet was closed and the others had a damaged door.
Taman Sector Contractor 46a, where only three workers were found to work, fined Rs 6 lakh.
Contactors Express View Park on 93a sector fined Rs 10 lakh for unsatisfactory lawnwork and lack of sanitation.
“Furthermore, while no gardener found work on the central threshold and green belt in many places, sector contractors 63 black block garden without labor found Working in the park even when garbage was found near the entrance.
Meanwhile, following the complaint of the lack of maintenance and overall maintenance in Beta 1 Park, Gnida officials visited the area on Thursday and residents who appreciate them from damaged roads, wire fences, benches, swings etc.
Officials are also displayed areas where the waterways are choked leading to overflowing gutter water and encroachment on the road in this sector.
“Today the beta 1 sector is visited by Ashok Kumar Arora General Manager Gnida along with other officials including Praveen Salonia Senior Manager and Manager of Surendra Bhati, Prabhat Shankar, Karan Singh Tyagi, BP Singh and Surendra Singh.
During their visit, we told the officials That because it has a plot in this sector, parks, roads, community centers, and overall maintenance is not in accordance with the sign, “said Harinder Bhati, a citizen.
Bhati, who is also a member of the active citizen team (ACT), the population body in Greater Noida, added that while there was seepage and cracks on the wall of the community center, the majority bench and swing in the park this sector was damaged.
“Because the lights that do not function in the Shaheed Bismillah Park in this sector, have become a paradise for anti-social elements.
Not only that, the wall of the garden boundary in some damaged blocks leads to livestock which deviates damaging plants and grass,” Bhati said.
Manoj Nagar, another member of the law given by officials on a clogged channel in this sector leading to overflowing gutter water.
“One of the main problems is that most of the population has built a concrete plate in front of their homes which causes it cannot be accessed to drain cleaning.
This must be attended by related contractors who have not bothered so far,” said Nagar.
Anupam Yadav, a resident added that while most wire fences in this sector were damaged, the limit wall must be built in its place.
“This will not only help curb lost livestock, but also overcome the problem of encroachment on the road sector,” Yadav said.
Arora from Gnida ensured actions in all fields of problems and issued warnings to related contractors.
“We will overcome all complaints shown by the residents.
I have also issued a warning to the contractor concerned.
Staff from the authority are then directed to monitor work thoroughly,” he said.