05-31-2010, 10:57 AM
The allottees of Sector G-14 have heaved a sigh of relief following the announcement of the award for built-up property in Sector G-15/3, which has paved the way for the development of Sector G-14 here on Friday.
These allottees have thanked Cabinet Division Secretary Abdul Rauf Chaudhry, Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation director general and Islamabad chief commissioner.
The allottees have demanded of the deputy commissioner Islamabad to pay the owners of houses in Sector G-15/3 and take the possession of the land as soon as possible. They demanded of concerned authority to complete the work acquiring of land, payment of built-up property and engineering survey in Sector G-14 and announce the development award within two months.
The allottees were of the view that Sector G-14 was opened in 2004, but after the lapse of six years they were waiting for the launch of development work, as majority of allottees got retired from their services and have been forced to live in rented houses.
It is worth mentioning here that Land Acquisition Collector (Islamabad) Khalid Yamin Satti on Thursday announced the award for the built-up property in Sector G-15/3. The award amounts to Rs368.5 million. The award was announced in the light of estimates, assessments and rates of built-up property received from the Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF), Islamabad.
The base of the award was a detailed survey of built-up property in Sub-Sector G-15/3 Islamabad, which was conducted by the Pakistan Public Works Department (Pak-PWD) and FGEHF in the beginning of the year. The News
These allottees have thanked Cabinet Division Secretary Abdul Rauf Chaudhry, Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation director general and Islamabad chief commissioner.
The allottees have demanded of the deputy commissioner Islamabad to pay the owners of houses in Sector G-15/3 and take the possession of the land as soon as possible. They demanded of concerned authority to complete the work acquiring of land, payment of built-up property and engineering survey in Sector G-14 and announce the development award within two months.
The allottees were of the view that Sector G-14 was opened in 2004, but after the lapse of six years they were waiting for the launch of development work, as majority of allottees got retired from their services and have been forced to live in rented houses.
It is worth mentioning here that Land Acquisition Collector (Islamabad) Khalid Yamin Satti on Thursday announced the award for the built-up property in Sector G-15/3. The award amounts to Rs368.5 million. The award was announced in the light of estimates, assessments and rates of built-up property received from the Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF), Islamabad.
The base of the award was a detailed survey of built-up property in Sub-Sector G-15/3 Islamabad, which was conducted by the Pakistan Public Works Department (Pak-PWD) and FGEHF in the beginning of the year. The News