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GURGAON: The enforcement wing of the department of town and country planning has issued a show-cause notice to four developers in the city for violating norms under zoning regulations and licences issued before 2009 by selling independent floors. The show-cause notice has been issued to four major builders – Malibu Towne, Mayfield Gardens, Ardee City and Unitech Ltd. According to the district town planner (enforcement) office, the builders had been issued a notice in May-June last year to “apply for completion certificates in their projects and submit pending fees in retrospective effect”. However, according to the DTP (enforcement), the builders failed to comply despite getting time for the same. “Since

To provide respite from rampant power cuts during the peak summer months, industrialists of the Industrial Model Township (IMT), Manesar, have initiated a proposal to generate solar energy to cater to nearly 125MW of energy requirement for some 800 functioning industrial units. The Manesar Industries Welfare Association (MIWA) has roped in the Canadian power project developer — Canasia Power Corp — to assess the feasibility of a pilot project on 20 acre land near the Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP) at IMT. MIWA president Amina Shervani said the proposal would be put before the authorities only after exacting the technical details and cost requirement. “We expect to generate at least three

NEW DELHI/GURGAON: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) wants the Haryana government to expedite work on building colony roads as the service roads of the Gurgaon expressway are poised to be completely choked in the next few years. A consultant appointed by the NHAI has projected that traffic on the expressway is likely to increase by 9% annually and only at the 32-lane toll plaza it will touch 5.5 lakh passenger car units (PCUs) by 2028 – about two and a half times more than what the plaza processes now. A presentation, which was made by the consultant at a high-level meeting on the expressway on Monday, has projected

New Delhi: A seven-km area along the Gurgaon Metro corridor could be soon developed as multi-use complex with residential and commercial units if the proposal by the Urban Development Ministry on transit-oriented development sees light of the day. The Delhi Metro has been asked by the Union Urban Development Ministry to conduct a study along the Metro stretch from Chhattarpur to Arjangarh stations for development of a multi-modal inter-change and street connectivity. The DMRC has begun work on the proposal and awarded the tender to a specialised agency for conceptualising the design for stage-I of the project that could also generate revenue for further expansion of the Metro network. “Transit-oriented