To curb the development of illegal colonies in the Farrukhnagar block of Gurugram the deputy commissioner Gurugram Yash Garg gave a necessary direction to the District Town and Country Planning Department (DTCP) to take strict action against the people involved in the illegal practice.
These orders were given by Garg while presiding over the meeting of the District Task Force along with the officials of the DTCP on Tuesday.
The deputy commissioner directed the DTP to take action against such people within two weeks who are behind developing illegal colonies in the Farrukhnagar area and immediately stop the ongoing construction work at the initial stage.
The commissioner also directed, all the departments related to enforcement work to strictly deal with illegal commercial activities going on in the licensed colonies in coordination with each other.
During the meeting, DTP, RS ??Bhath informed that after the permission of the Deputy Commissioner, the work of drone survey is going on smoothly to monitor the illegally developing colonies in the district.
"So far, a survey of about 3,000 acres of Garhi Harsaru and Palam Vihar areas has been done. Presently this survey work is being done in Bhondsi area. Under the campaign, survey work is to be done on 12,000 acres in the district," Bhath said.
The DTP also presented a detailed report of the sealing of properties related to commercial activities in Sushant Lok Phase-1 before the Deputy Commissioner.
Batth also informed the deputy commissioner that a large number of illegal commercial activities are being conducted in Phase 1, 2 and 3 of Sushant Lok including Phase 1 and 2 of DLF, which need to be sealed with immediate effect.
"The Deputy Commissioner gave his consent and said that a new policy has been formulated by the State Government to allow commercial activities like guest houses in the licensed colonies. Under this policy, a survey of all guest houses will be conducted in a month and action will be taken against those who are against the rules," Bhath informed.
Apart from this, A demolition drive was carried out at village Mahendarwara and Bhondsi on Tuesday by a team of the DTCP department led by DTP Bhath.
The DTCP had issued notices to the offenders for illegal colonies. During the drive 4 under construction house 15 DPC's, sewerage lines with road network demolished which were established on 2 colonies measuring 5 acres and 1-acre land.