Parliament questions proliferation of unapproved containers in East Legon
Parliament’s Local Government and Rural Development Committee has challenged the Ayawaso West Municipal Assembly over the growing number of containers and temporary structures springing up across East Legon.
The Ayawaso West Municipal Assembly in East Legon is facing criticism from Parliament’s Local Government and Rural Development Committee for the proliferation of unapproved containers and temporary structures across the municipality. The concern arose during a Committee hearing where Assembly officials claimed they had not authorized the structures currently occupying various parts of East Legon.
Committee members expressed worry that the situation could jeopardize orderly development in an area known for its valuable residential and commercial properties. They questioned the Assembly’s monitoring systems and enforcement of planning regulations, leading Committee Chairperson Queenstar Maame Pokuah Sawyerr to demand action to curb the unauthorised structures.
The Committee has directed the Assembly to create a comprehensive plan to address the issue and enforce existing planning regulations, aiming to restore order to development within the municipality.
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