Key Takeaways
- The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has initiated public consultation for a revised layout plan of the New Islamabad Enclave housing project.
- Developers are required to publish notices in national newspapers and include specific details such as Khasra numbers and Aks-Shajra.
- Feedback is sought from the public before any decision on the revised and extended layout plan is made.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has launched a public consultation process for the New Islamabad Enclave housing project in Zone-5, inviting feedback from stakeholders. According to an official communication issued by the Directorate of Housing Societies, the CDA is examining an application submitted by M/s Earth Developers (Pvt.) Ltd., covering 999.06 kanals of land located in Mouza Mughal, including Patti Chak Thub and Patti Mughal Khas.
As part of the approval process, the developer has been instructed to publish a public notice in one English and one Urdu national newspaper, as per S.R.O. 886(I)/2023 dated July 7, 2023. The notices must include relevant Khasra numbers and a certified Aks-Shajra, ensuring transparency and clarity regarding the land ownership.
The CDA’s directive emphasizes that these public notices are intended to invite objections, claims, or representations from individuals who may have an interest in the land owned or possessed by the developer. This step is crucial before any decision on the revised and extended layout plan can be taken.
Developers must adhere strictly to the prescribed format for the notice, which includes specific details such as Khasra numbers and Aks-Shajra. The CDA has provided this format to ensure uniformity and consistency in the process.
The public consultation is a significant step towards ensuring that all relevant parties have an opportunity to voice their concerns or suggestions regarding the proposed changes to the housing project. This transparent approach aims to address any potential issues early on, thereby facilitating smoother implementation of the project.
By inviting feedback from the community, the CDA hopes to build trust and ensure that the revised layout plan aligns with the needs and expectations of local residents and developers alike.
