Islamabad: July 26 (TNS): After giving momentum to development activities in residual area of Park Enclave phase one, Capital Development Authority (CDA) is now heading toward development of phase-II of the project. In this connection, CDA management has directed the concerned formations to complete codel formalities to launch development work in Park Enclave Phase-II.
In this context, CDA management has directed the concerned formations to complete codel formalities, formulate plans and design etc for the project within three (03) months so that development work could be launched in the phase-II of the Park Enclave. It has been further directed that in the meantime other concerned departments including ICT administration and others be also taken on board to resolve administrative and other technical issues pertaining to Park Enclave-II. It has been also directed that in the first phase residential area of the project would be developed, so that allottes be handed over the possession of their plots and later on commercial area would be developed so that commercial plots be auctioned to facilitate the allottess of the project.
Meanwhile, CDA Board has approved the revised the schedule proportionately extend by one year for allottees of Park Enclave phase-II. However, transfer of plots will be made on last payable amount and as per existing rules.
It is pertinent to mention here that CDA launched Park Enclave Scheme, Phase-II, Block-A, in year 2016 and 300 residential plots measuring one (01) kanal for RS.41,000/- per square yard through open manual balloting. However, due to missing priorities, development activities at the project could not be initiated. On the other hand, the allottees were persistently requested for handing over possession of their plots.
After taking up different stalled projects, present management has started development activities on many projects, many are in pipeline and on several projects work would be launched soon as fulfillment of codel formalities is at final stages. Gradually and steadily development activities in the city are now gaining momentum.
