Thane Municipal Corporation unveils revised development plan focusing on open spaces and recreation
Author : PNT Bureau
The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has released a draft of its revised development plan, inviting residents to review and provide feedback within 60 days. This plan aims to enhance the city's urban landscape by introducing multiple open spaces and recreational areas. The initial development plan, approved in 1999, is now undergoing its first revision. The new plan, available on the TMC website and at municipal headquarters, addresses the city's current shortage of open space. Thane has 62 parks, 63 playgrounds, and other recreational facilities, reflecting efforts to improve residents' quality of life. Community involvement is key in shaping the city's future development and recreational spaces....
Proposed Town Planning Schemes in Pune face delays as state government awaits approval
Author : PNT Bureau
Delays in state approvals are jeopardising six proposed town planning schemes in the Pune Metropolitan Region, including Maan-Mhalunge and others. Designed on the Gujarat model, these projects aim to develop around 1,000 hectares but are causing uncertainty among landowners. While the central government is expected to allocate infrastructure funds, the ongoing delays may hinder the timely implementation of these vital developments....
Punjab launches first real estate clearance camp to boost the sector
Author : PNT Bureau
Last week, the Punjab Housing And Urban Development department held its inaugural camp to issue clearance certificates to 51 colonizers, presenting various essential documents, including colony licences and completion certificates. Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian emphasized the camp's purpose in addressing pending real estate matters and announced a follow-up event for late November. Housing secretary Rahul Tewari noted the camp's role in resolving stalled projects, while Jagjit Singh Majha from CREDAI Punjab praised the initiative for its potential to boost the economy and promote sustainable urban development. An email address for direct complaints was also established for transparency....
MahaRERA halts real estate project grading initiative due to regulatory constraints
Author : PNT Bureau
MahaRERA has decided to suspend its proposed grading system for real estate projects in Maharashtra due to a lack of authority under the Real Estate Regulatory Act, 2016. Initially aimed at helping homebuyers make informed decisions, the grading system was based on four criteria related to developers' technical, financial, and legal information. Following inquiries from the Bombay High Court regarding project classification, MahaRERA had outlined a grading matrix to be updated biannually. However, senior officials have confirmed that the initiative is now on hold....
Maharashtra tightens fire safety rules for high-rise buildings under DCPR and UDCPR
Author : PNT Bureau
The Bombay High Court was informed by the Maharashtra government on October 11 that the final fire safety rules for high-risk buildings in Mumbai and the entire state would be put into effect. This decision comes in the wake of the Chembur fire tragedy that resulted in seven fatalities, leading the court to demand stricter safety measures. The new amendments require high-risk buildings to install fire towers with two-hour fire resistance, evacuation lifts, and ventilated lobbies. High-rises over 90 metres must have break tanks with fire pumps every 65 metres. These regulations will be integrated into the Development Control and Promotion Regulations (DCPR) for Greater Mumbai, enhancing existing fire safety laws....
NCDRC orders prominent builder to refund over INR 4 crore to homebuyers
Author : PNT Bureau
The NCDRC has ordered Godrej Projects to refund over INR 4 crore to homebuyers due to the builder's failure to deliver promised amenities, including a 24-metre-wide road, even after seven years. Despite the builder's claims of ongoing construction efforts, the Commission held it accountable for not fulfilling its commitments. Homebuyers are now entitled to seek refunds with penal interest, reinforcing their rights in such circumstances....
Legal setback for Taurus Downtown Trivandrum as High Court upholds NGT ruling
Author : PNT Bureau
The Taurus Downtown Trivandrum project is encountering major obstacles as the High Court has quashed a writ petition from Dragonstone Realty. This decision reinforces an NGT ruling that revoked the project's environmental clearance and imposed a penalty of INR 15 crore. The NGT's action followed an appeal by environmental activist Thomas Lawrence, and Dragonstone Realty is now seeking legal advice to challenge the judgment, potentially delaying the project further....
Navi Mumbai family receives INR 2.75 lakh as compensation for defective flat
Author : PNT Bureau
The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission recently directed a builder to compensate a Navi Mumbai family with INR 2.75 lakh for poor service and defects in their flat. The complaint, filed in 2019 by Ulwe residents Vir Bhan Sharma (65) and Disha Sharma (27), accused Dhulchand Naik, the proprietor of M/s Ashtavinayak Developer, of failing to address multiple issues, including severe leakage, non-functional lift, and improper fittings in their flat. The case highlights ongoing concerns over unfair trade practices in the real estate sector, with builders being held accountable for poor maintenance and unfulfilled promises....
YEIDA introduces new rules to boost industrial growth and curb speculative land purchases
Author : PNT Bureau
The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), under CEO Arun Vir Singh, has implemented new regulations to enhance industrial growth in the region. A review of industry department files revealed numerous requests for ownership changes lacking essential map approvals and construction proof, hindering industrial development. The revised guidelines require allottees to actively develop their plots, discouraging speculative purchases and promoting timely project initiation. This initiative aligns with YEIDA's vision of fostering industrialisation, with 12 operational units, including Vivo's production site in Sector 24A. Approximately 60-70 companies are expected to begin production by year's end, positioning the Yamuna Expressway area as a vital industrial hub for long-term growth and investment....
Pune: MPCB issues show-cause notice to Cybage Software for environmental violations
Author : PNT Bureau
The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) has issued a show-cause notice to Cybage Software for alleged environmental violations during the construction of its new building in Kalyaninagar, Pune. The notice, prompted by resident complaints, cites excessive noise levels and improper water discharge. MPCB officials also observed expired blasting permissions and inadequate soundproofing measures. Residents of the nearby Kumar Kruti Housing Society reported noise and dust disturbances, with some considering relocation due to health concerns. Cybage, maintaining that it holds all necessary clearances, must respond within seven days or face potential penalties. This case highlights the need for stricter environmental compliance in urban developments....
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