Municipal Corporation is mulling action against business establishments running in residential colonies. The data of such buildings is being collected by the building permission unit of the corporation, where commercial establishments are operating after taking the permission of residence. In the first phase, a notice has been sent to 167 such people and a response has been sought by Monday.
City planner Neeraj Anand Likhar said that for this the team of Building Permission Branch conducted a survey for several days. Notices have been sent to 167 landlords who are using any part of the house on a residential plot for commercial purposes. Of these, 88 such houses have been identified between E-1 to E-5 Arera Colony.
Similarly, notices have been sent to 19 landlords in Chunabhatti, Kolar and 67 in Rohit Nagar. These notices have been sent by the Building Permission Branch.
It is written in the notice that within 10 days, stop the commercial work and bring it back in the original form as per the occupancy permission. The information should also be given to the Building Permission Branch. Otherwise, legal action will be taken under the rules of MP Land Development Rules 2012 or MP Municipal Corporation Act. The landlords were given a grace period of 10 days, which ends on Monday. Now the corporation administration will take legal action wherever there are violations.
City planner of Municipal Corporation Neeraj Anand Likhar said that there are thousands of such residential properties in the city, where commercial activities are being conducted.
In the first phase, such properties are being identified by surveying the surrounding areas including Chunabhatti, Kolar, Rohit Nagar. Soon after taking the data of the property tax of the corporation, the data of commercial establishments in the residential area will be verified after which action will be taken against them.