The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO)
will hold a hearing for the objections and suggestions for the
proposed Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Notified Area
(NAINA) project between November 27-29.
The hearing will be held for the pilot project involving
rehabilitation of 23 villages which are currently on the land
on which the airport will be built. These villages fall under
the notified area.
till date, CIDCO has received over 3,946 applications of
objections and suggestions related to the project. A special
committee will conduct the hearing at the Belapur station
complex in two phases.
CIDCO had invited objections and suggestions on the issue
between August and October this year. The first phase will
cover over 2,733 objections and suggestions. A date is yet
to be decided for hearing the remaining 1,213 applications.
Officials at CIDCO revealed that post-hearing, the pilot
project may be revised and will be sent to the state
government for approval. Mohan Ninawe, PRO, CIDCO,
said, “We are conducting the hearing to get views from the
people and will implement changes in the pilot project if
required. However, if this project is approved and
implemented, CIDCO will rehabilitate the rest of the villages
in the same manner.
will hold a hearing for the objections and suggestions for the
proposed Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Notified Area
(NAINA) project between November 27-29.
The hearing will be held for the pilot project involving
rehabilitation of 23 villages which are currently on the land
on which the airport will be built. These villages fall under
the notified area.
till date, CIDCO has received over 3,946 applications of
objections and suggestions related to the project. A special
committee will conduct the hearing at the Belapur station
complex in two phases.
CIDCO had invited objections and suggestions on the issue
between August and October this year. The first phase will
cover over 2,733 objections and suggestions. A date is yet
to be decided for hearing the remaining 1,213 applications.
Officials at CIDCO revealed that post-hearing, the pilot
project may be revised and will be sent to the state
government for approval. Mohan Ninawe, PRO, CIDCO,
said, “We are conducting the hearing to get views from the
people and will implement changes in the pilot project if
required. However, if this project is approved and
implemented, CIDCO will rehabilitate the rest of the villages
in the same manner.
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