Sports city residents write to PM over pending registries, Real Estate News, ET Real Estate

Noida: Sports City residents of Sector 79 have written a letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Regarding pending registry of flats.

with a request to conduct an inspection of sports facilities in residential project, residents said that despite orders from the authorities there was no movement on the project.

last month the Noida Authority The said it is in the process of hiring a firm to examine the status of sports facilities in the residential projects.

“This latest move by the Noida Authority is laudable. But till date, the Authority’s actions show that it is more inclined to develop Sports City facilities in Sector 150, where it has completed projects of around 200 families, instead of Sector 79. is yet to be done.” Ashok Vardhan, a resident of Sector 79, said, “Already live. Here the work of Sports City has not started yet and the registry of flats has been stopped.”

Between 2014 and 2017, the authority allotted around 34 lakh sqm to four developers in Sectors 78, 79, 101, 150 and 152. They were asked to develop sports facilities on at least 70% of the land and keep the remaining area for residential. objectives. However, it has been found that most of the developers have not completed the game features.

In the letter written to the PM, the residents have mentioned that in the beginning of 2021, the Noida Authority had constituted a committee to resolve the pending issue of Sports City Development and Registry of Flats. In July last year, the panel submitted its report to the state government for further directions to the authority.

“As a buyer, I feel that the Noida Authority has failed to resolve our issues with the developers of Sports City. Also, they are continuing with their delaying tactics of submitting various representations and holding annual meetings. are misleading the state government which is not yielding any result to the residents and buyers of Sports City,” said Sports City resident Sanwarjit Singh.

Meanwhile, Noida Authority officials said they are in the process of hiring a firm to check whether the developer has stuck to the rule book. It has to submit its report within 30 days.