Builder- friendly rules soon: Vijayvargiya

• Decision on CREDAI suggestions in seven days
• UAD minister asks IMC to submit report on suggestions in three days
• Minister says CREDAI help will be taken to construct 10 lakh low- cost residences

Indore: The state government will soon announce the long awaited builder- friendly rules. State urban administration department minister Kailash Vijayvargiya on Wednesday has assured CREDAI, the apex body of builders, that a decision on their suggestions will be taken within seven days. He asked the Indore Municipality Corporation ( IMC) to examine the CREDAI suggestion and submit the report in three days.

Vijayvargiya was addressing a conference of the Real Estate Developers Association of India ( CREDAI) in city on Wednesday. He instructed the IMC officials, who were also present at the conference, to examine the CREDAI suggestions are acceptable or not and submit a report within three days. He assured the office- bearers of the CREDAI that a decision will be taken within seven days after receiving the report from the IMC. The minister said that the state government wanted to provide 10 lakh residences to families of lower income.

In this task, the government will take the help of CREDAI, he added. “ We want to construct 10 lakh low- cost but high quality residences for the lower income group of the society,” the minister said. He also assured to protect the rights of the plot holders and house owners. “ If necessary the laws will also be amended,” the minister said.

CREDAI Indore branch secretary Sandeep Shrivastava briefed various issues being faced by the association in Indore. Issues like permission for fire NOC, availability of auto DCR software to all architects and various other issues related to the IMC lease transfers were also highlighted by Sandeep on the occasion.

He also sought early decision on building permissions, high- rise committee’s permission, T& CP sanctions and NOCs by the IDA. CREDAI Indore officebearers Gopal Goyal, president, Liladhar Maheshwari, vice president, Atul Jhavar, joint secretary, Naveen Mehta, treasurer, Nirmal Agrawal; Vinod Lalwani, Vijay Gandhi, Rajendra Mansukhani, Pavan Agrawal and executive council members were also present on the occasion. Sandeep presented a detailed report to Vijayvergiya and other senior officials of the department.

Earlier, CREDAI national chairman Lalit Jain, who arrived here from Pune also set a tone with the facts and figures for bringing transparency in the governance system.Galaxy of dignitaries namely S N Mishra, principal secretary, housing and environment, Gulshan Bamra, director, urban ad?? m? in? istration, Sanjay Shukla, commissioner – urban ad?? m? in? istration, Akash Tripathi, Indore collector, Krishnamurari Moghe, Mayor, Rakesh Singh, commissioner – IMC, Sanjay Mishra, jt director, T & CP – Indore, Shankar Lalwani, chairman – IDA, Harinarayan adav, director – IDA, Deepak Singh, CEO – IDA and many senior officials from these department were also present at the meeting.