MOST URGENT: Master Plan Review- Invitation for Open House for suggestion on 22 May 2012.
REJIMON C K
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bOdh
From: REJIMON C K <reji...@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Dwarka Forum] MOST URGENT: Master Plan Review- Invitation for Open House for suggestion on 22 May 2012.
REJIMON C K
Why don't you share the points
RAJEEV SOLANKI
1. parkings at all markets
2.beautification of the main markets as was told earlier
3.toilets / urinals at places required( what about the toliets in the markets turned into shops)
4. vegetable / fruit market
5. service market and then remove illegal repair shops
6. connectivity of dwarka , more options to be explored-
7. flyovers at junctions nxt to flyover
8. confirmation of no freight complex coming to dwarka
9.any time frame to auction devlop all the HAF and LSC plots
10. beautification /treatment plant for nazafgargh Drain
11.Ramphal chowk parking or make it one way
12.devlopment of coomercial sterch for cinema hall and malls
13.local transport system
14.
just to start with
rajiv solanki
Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 08:50:13 +0530
Subject: Re: [Dwarka Forum] MOST URGENT: Master Plan Review- Invitation for Open House for suggestion on 22 May 2012.
From: reji...@gmail.com
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Anil Rajput
rajeev gmail
Hi
We should also look at more routes in and out of DWARKA as with so many more housing society being habituated traffic will be a nightmare
Also of anti dumping of malba in empty plots near housing societies creating dust and other nuisances
Rajeev
Rajeev
REJIMON C K
Shri. P S Uttarwar
Director Planning
DDA Dwarka,Zone-K-II
Manglapuri, Dwarka
Cc:
Shri Girija Sankar Patnaik (IAS)
Vice Chairman
Delhi Development Authority
New Delhi
Director (Planning)
6th Floor, Vikas Minar,
IP Estate, New Delhi-110 002.
Subject: Review of MPD 2021- Submission from DWARKA SUB-CITY
Reference: Your Public Notice for hearing on 22 May 2012
We appreciate the DDA initiative to conduct Open house on review of Master Plan 2021.
Since there were many issues that affects over 6 lakh residents, over 300 CGHS Apartments and over 55 DDA Pocket RWA's in Dwarka Sub-City.
First of all we would like to submit that a Sub-City Dwarka was created based on Master Plan provision and its real implementation on ground differ. The plan and implementation Gap is over 20 years. This cause huge financial burden and denying even basic facilities to citizen.
Some of the areas where we found Master Plan need amendments are:
- Demand to amend/Review the following:
- Make Parking area Mandatory for all Markets and other areas with ground reality of final stage where in full parking for owners and visitors. Irrespective whether it is small CSC, LSC , MLU or Commercial or Institutional Building or plotted Residential building.
- Increase the ECS- Equal Car Space according to Commercial, Institutional and Residential or mix use.
- The markets (MLUs)designed earlier to be modified and designed to cater future needs (This was discussed and approve in principle during WG Meeting of UTTIPEC/DDA).
- Amend the FAR for CGHS(Co-operative Group Housing Society ) and DDA Pocket for both residential and community purpose.
i. The CGHS Apartments build and conceived earlier have ample open space to increase the FAR with due approval, structural safety be allowed to add rooms, balconies etc.
ii. The provision of Community facilities within CGHS to allowed in the new MPD. The facilites for Community Halls, Play rooms, Gymnasium, small shops etc
iii. The DDA Pocket Flats and Apartments build and conceived earlier have ample open space to increase the FAR with due approval, structural safety be allowed to add rooms, balconies etc. This will be with due involvement of Architect and No objection from other co-residents and RWA of the Pocket.
iv. No COMMERCIAL Activities to be allowed in residential Apartment Complex whether it is DDA Pockets or CGHS. This include MIX use or Professional use as non resident to complex.
- We demand to Cancel the following :
- International Freight Complex (IFC) at Sector 25, Dwarka.
The current transport/traffic infrastructure of 60 Meter road and other roads are not sufficient to cater the demand of IFC complex with huge freight carrier vehicles. Also considering the location close to residential hub this be removed and developed close to Delhi-Haryana border along –NH8. - The ISBT at Sector 22. The location of this ISBT and its number of inter state vehicle would further choke the traffic situation of Dwarka. The Dwarka is already well connected with Metro Rail and Rail network. The interstate Bus terminal be created on NH-8.
- Both above land may be used as Commercial Office complex for IT and other services as it will be well connected with Airport, Rail and two Metro Network. This will also provide the sub city residents to work within the sub-city and reducing the commuting.
- We demand to include in the new MPD the following:
- Basic facilities such as Toilet, Segregated Garabge Disposal Location , C&D Waste Disposal Location must for all area and each type of building as part of building plan.
- The current Plan have no ear marking for Vegetable and Fruits on the population and basic requirements of citizen.
- Transport Infrastructure:
i. The Transport Infrastructure are planned of pre 1980 status. While the growth of economy and population be taken into consideration.
ii. The roads to be widen and plan and implementation gap be reduced. The UTTIPEC division of DDA designed Transport Guidelines while this need to be incorporated into MPD.
iii. The Transport infrastructure to be based on Review of every 5 year.
iv. Currently a resident of Sector 22 to get out from Dwarka ie. Sector 21 underpass for less than 2 KM take over 25 Minutes. A resident of Sector 6 take over 20 minutes to travel 2 KM from Sector 6 to Palam-Domestic Flyover. There is huge demand to increase the Road connectivity.
v. New High Speed Local Corridor Ring Roads or Criss Cross Roads with Loop need to build across city over the high or under ground.
vi. The Transport hubs to be planned for each of the area.
vii. Local transport connectivity to be part of the Master Plan. Eg. The Dwarka have metro connectivity, however lacks basic local transport network. Every individual is compelled to use own private vehicle.
- Set time frame for Allocation, Allotment, Auction of HAF, CSC LSC ,DC etc
i. There is huge gap in aquired land of DDA to put in allocation , allotment and construction of area facilities like HAF, LSC and District Centres etc. Take example of Sector 23 DDA CSC build prior to 2008 still vacant. The Huts build in Sector 22 in 2007 still vacant. The HAF across Dwarka lying vacant and encroachers are invited. Same is the case with District Centres of Dwarka.
- Modificaiton and Beautification of Drains.
i. Across Dwarka a large number of Najafgarh drain and other drain run through different Sectors. Considering Master Plan review these Drains to be modified and beautified to useful purpose for community and also give good healthy environment to neighbourhood residents.
- Re-Development of Ramphal Chowk-Sector 7 Palam Extention - 20:20
i. The entire area of Dwarka was allocated for 20:20 programme and other purpose. Today entire area constructed without plan and approval with short sight. This entire area to be REDEVELOPED considering it already become commercial.
ii. There is ZERO Parking facilties inspite huge commercial activity across Sector 7 Ramphal chowk. The DDA and MCD failed to adhere provisions of MPD 2021. The new Master plan provision to include suitable amendment to acquire land for parking such commercial or mix land use areas.
iii. The MPD should also have provision to penalise the staffs of Civic Authorities Building and Landowning Agencies Building Division for allowing unplanned and unapproved building and compromising security and safety of public at large in addition to revenue loss.
- Local Transport System:
i. All Master Plan and Zonal plan to have Local Area Transport system as part of MPD to cater and connect to main transport Links.
- Plan of Dwarka: This remain only in paper ( hope this would considered while amending reviewing MPD 2021 as example of Planning and Implimentation Gap).
- Pre habitation facilities lacking:
i. No Vegetable/Fruits Markets
ii. Only few Milk Diary booths such as Mother Diaries
iii. No District Centre
iv. No Recreation Centre such as Cinema halls
v. No Clubs
vi. The Service Sector 20 is converted to Commercial use and NO SERVICE related usage till date allotted. The Ramphal chowk Sector 7 converted as illegal Auto Repair causing huge environment pollution while the Sector 20 is un allotted for the same purpose.
- Water Supply:
- The MPD and Zonal Plan talk about Water Supply and Demand, these are not in line with Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO) Manual. (eg. 98% of Dwarkites drinking highly contaminated toxic ground water with over 3000 TDS level).
- The Piped Network and Under Ground infrastructure are build and not put in use cause huge exchequer waste and damage.
- Completion cum Pre occupancy certificate issues of Cooperative Group Housing Society:
- MPD 2021 should consider amending the policies for Building Plan and Process of giving Completion Certificate, POC etc with minimum paper work while not compromising security, safety aspects.
bOdh
SK MALIK
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REJIMON C K
NCREASED floor area ratio (FAR), additional towers and regularisation of additionally constructed rooms will soon be made possible in the capital. A proposal by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to redevelop Co-operative Group Housing Societies (CGHS) will benefit over 10 lakh flats.
NCREASED floor area ratio (FAR), additional towers and regularisation of additionally constructed rooms will soon be made possible in the capital. A proposal by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to redevelop Co-operative Group Housing Societies (CGHS) will benefit over 10 lakh flats.
“The proposed modifications have already been submitted to the urban development ministry for consideration and its final notification will be made soon,” DDA vice-chairman Balwinder Kumar told Newsline.
The proposal was mooted by the DDA to the ministry after it obtained clearance from the Lt-Governor at a recent meeting. The proposal seeks to allow societies to avail additional FAR by construction of flats and towers. It could also pave the way for the regularisation of additionally constructed rooms that may have been built earlier without following the norms. The policy will enable societies to raze the premises to the ground and reconstruct, if required.
According to DDA officials, the proposal will increase FAR by 1.5 times, and raise ground coverage to 40 per cent from the existing 33 per cent. Officials also said that during redevelopment, those societies owned and maintained by the DDA can be relocated to other premises while the department would pay their monthly rent till the flats are ready. Another option the department is considering is to redevelop its societies in a phased manner so that fewer people will have to be relocated at one go.
Until now, private societies, which along with DDA-owned ones numbering more than a 1,000 across the capital, were allowed to sell their entire premises to builders who could reconstruct the houses without exceeding the original FAR.
“Only the number of floors could be increased. But the FAR would remain the same. But with this proposal, the FAR may be increased by 1.5 times, which will be incentive enough for people to avail this policy,” said a DDA official.
According to officials, several group housing societies had approached the department to be allowed to extend their FAR. As per the Master Plan 2001, the maximum FAR for a flat stood at 133. It rose to 200 in Master Plan 2021.
“Those houses which have a FAR of 133, especially those constructed in the 70s and the early 80s, will now be allowed to increase their FAR by 1.5 times if the entire society decides to go in for redevelopment,” a senior official said.
“Societies wanting redevelopment will be allowed to build as many floors as they may require, but only after they have sought clearances from the Airports Authority of India, the Fire department and Registrar of Housing,” the official said.
Currently, those societies under construction in New Moti Bagh and East Kidwai Nagar have incorporated the new FAR rules.
Anil Rajput
Why don't you share the points
On May 17, 2012 6:55 AM, "bOdh" <bodhsa...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
To All,I agree with Mr. Regimon. This event is very important. I have already attended two of the previous ones and made suggestions for entire Delhi. Now, I would be doing so for Dwarka.Lets all meet up in Bharti Vidyapeeth on 22nd May.bOdh971 134 5244Want Delhi safe for women, "Like" https://www.facebook.com/matiala
Sent: Wednesday, 16 May 2012 3:05 PM
Subject: [Dwarka Forum] MOST URGENT: Master Plan Review- Invitation for Open House for suggestion on 22 May 2012.
--Dear All,PFA the invitation notice.Request all the residents kinldy study the Master Plan 2021, Zonal Plan-K-II and prepare your suggestion .
--We hope each of CGHS/ DDA Pocket RWA will prepare its suggestion related to various issues of MPD and Ground reality, the non Implimentation etc.FYI: DDA has now informed that DWARKA is NOT a MASTER PLAN Sub-City.
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