Gurgaon: During the last two weeks, around 2,000 families of Emaar Emerald Hills in Sector 65 struggled to travel as the only road operational approach who surrendered on July 19 due to rain, while other roads were blocked by other builders.
On Tuesday, District Town Planner (Enforcement) Batth Hospital visited the city and checked the Caved-In road and other access points from the project.
He directed the builder to build two of the four paths of the approach within 30 days.
When selling flats to home buyers, the developer – India -Had shows indicating direct connectivity to the road extension golf course but not provided.
Residents are forced to use other roads, fall under other developers, which are often blocked by developers who cause discomfort for passengers.
Speaking with Toi, said Batth during a three-hour inspection, residents shared their problems and discussed the solution.
He said the main problem was the 24-meter internal sector road connectivity that connected licensed colonies.
He convinced residents that he would also discuss this issue with other developers to ensure unlimited utilization of 65 Avenue Road by Emerald Hills residents.
“I will also publish a written direction for all regional developers to ensure that all 24 meters roads and services can always be used without interruption,” he added.
Ashish Sharma City Assistant Planner said, “The team visits four places where connectivity is hampered.
The instruction of the place is given to the developer to solve problems within 30 days and to submit a proposal regarding the same thing with the deadline,” he added.
BATTH also checks the boundaries of coral blocks side by side with the city of Adani Brahma where waterlogging is a common problem.
The developer does not respond to questions from TOI.
Rakesh Kaushik, President Association The owner of the Emerald Hill plot (EHPOA), said, “We want 24 meter access to more than 2,000 families in accordance with the approved layout plan.
We are trapped in a fight between two developers and disputes and landowners that lead to There is no access road for our residents.
“Vipin Yadav, a resident said despite paying Crores as an external development costs (EDC), residents do not have the right way connectivity.
“Builder has cheated us by showing direct connectivity from the golf course extension path to the community which later turned out to be a temporary road.
Builder still has the land to provide 24 meter road connectivity but struggled away from his commitment after selling flat,” he said.