Noida / Lucknow: Detailed project reports from the film project proposed along the Yamuna Expressway, will be presented in the presence of senior state government officials on Thursday, TOI has learned.
The Main Minister is also expected to be able to go through the main spotlight of the project before being placed in front of the cabinet for the final forward.
Yeida officials look for time from the CM office on Wednesday while they attended a review meeting called by the Minister of Industry Satish Mahannow in Lucknow.
The infusion of Rs 10,500 Crore will be asked to provide a form of film planned for 1,000 hectares in sector 21.
The amusement park with 60 modern rides has also been recommended by CBRE consultants to increase project positions not only in the country but also throughout Southeast Asia.
To be developed in a phase, the first phase will be built above the 320 hectare area.
Yeida has proposed a public-private partnership model to develop projects on the Noida International Airport line after global offer.
Previously on Wednesday, the Minister of Industry took a review meeting.
The CEO of Noida authorities, Noida and Yeida authorities, together with the heads of other industrial authorities, attended a review meeting in Lucknow.
Resources revealed the authorities had asked the state government to intentionally over the regulation in July last year, which gave power to industrial authorities to cancel the plot rental deed that had been abandoned or empty for more than five years after allotment.
However, officials in Noida and Greater Noida, however, from the view that housing plots and land provided for group housing and commercial projects will be released from cancellations although given to the planning industry, institutions or Ti parks can be retrieved.
“Allastee housing can be offered more time to build structures on their land because of a pandemic.
Canceling the plot given for group housing and commercial projects can produce a lot of legal implications because the rights of third parties have been made,” said a senior officer who benefited the discussion.
“Buyers have taken units in this group housing and commercial projects as soon as they drift.
Also financial institutions and banks have provided loans and debts to finance the project,” he added.
Meanwhile, the Minister reviewed the benefits that had been forwarded to Allastee Industry during the Covid-19 period and also searched for detailed reports on this issue.