??|?? October 30, 2012 ?? 08:45am ??|
JAIPUR: The camps organized by the Jaipur Municipal Corporation for regularizing housing scheme under the Prashasan Sehron Ke Sang evoked lukewarm response on first day due to lack of awareness among residents.
On Monday, camps organized in three zones received only 68 applications from the residents. In Amber zone, 13 applications were received. In Vidhyadhar Nagar zone, 35 applications were received while in Sanganer, 20 applications were received, said an official. ?There was less response as people were not aware. However, we are hoping to get a good response on Tuesday,? he added.
Meanwhile, the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) under the Prashasan Sehron Ke Sang will organize the camps in zone 2 and 6 at Bhavani Niketan School, Sikar Road. In the camps, the residents staying in unregularised colonies developed before 1999 can deposit records of housing colony , outstanding ease money etc . ?Twenty two consultant firms has been appointed to expedite the work such as providing land deeds to slum houses, preparing lay out plan, etc,? he said.
The residents should utilize the opportunity as the government has given every possible relaxation for regularizing the housing scheme, said the official.
?The work will be speedy as the civic bodies are provided with powers to carry out works which were earlier done by the state governments. This will benefit residents as the civic bodies do not have to wait for the state government?s approval,? he said.
It was also learnt that penalty will now be imposed if the plot owners fail to apply for land deed. As per state government orders, if the plot owners fail to apply for land deed in the first camp, they have to pay 15% interest on the amount of land deed in the next camp. Similarly, if they apply after December 25, they have to deposit double the amount to get the land deed,? a senior official said.
This year in June, the JDA prepared a list of 1,722 housing schemes developed before 1999. Other than that, between 1999 and 2002, nearly 614 housing colonies were developed by housing societies. ?So far, we have regularized approximately 1,000 colonies. However, 600 colonies have not been regularized due to various reasons. Around 800 colonies in the JDA periphery are yet to be regularized,? the official added.
Out of the 800 colonies, regularization of 360 colonies can be done easily, whereas it will be difficult for the JDA to regularize other colonies due to various reasons.
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