Minister Yogesh Kadam Orders Expedited Survey, Demarcation Of 848 Acres In Sanjay Gandhi National Park Area
Mumbai: Minister of State for Home (Urban) and Revenue Yogesh Kadam has directed the Land Records Department to expedite the demarcation of 848 acres of land in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park area, asking the concerned housing societies to submit formal applications along with the necessary documents for measurement and survey. Survey To Begin After Applications At a meeting held at Mantralaya…
Mumbai: State Minister for Home (Urban) and Revenue Yogesh Kadam has ordered the Land Records Department to speed up the survey and demarcation of 848 acres of land in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park region, requesting housing societies to file formal applications alongside the necessary documentation for measurement. The survey is slated to commence post receipt of the applications.
During a meeting at Mantralaya on Wednesday, Kadam emphasized the urgency of the matter, stressing that the project must be completed promptly to resolve the longstanding boundary demarcation issue. He assured that the entire administrative process would be conducted transparently, keeping local residents informed and seeking their cooperation to facilitate the completion of the necessary formalities.
The 848-acre land issue was the primary focus of the discussion, with representatives from various departments including the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, and the Revenue Department attending the meeting chaired by Kadam.
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