The possession of final plot was handed over to the landowners from Chiple, Vihighar, Devad, Bhokarpada, Belavali and Sangade village under TPS 2 scheme of NAINA project on May 12 May, 2023 by showing them the actual abuttals and boundaries (butts and bounds) of their final plots fixed by the arbitrator. Plots admeasuring total area of 92,000 Sq. Meter were successfully handed over to the land owners by showing them the butts and bounds of the final plot fixed by the arbitrator.
After the commencement of NAINA project the landowners from the villages under TPS 2 (Town Planning Scheme) have been allotted the plot for the first time. This is a significant and positive step towards the actual implementation of the project. Co-operation from land-owners is giving impetus to the NAINA project in a significant manner.
The said allotment of plot was conducted successfully and in a disciplined manner under the supervision of Shri Samadhan Khatkale, Chief Land Survey Officer (NAINA) and in the presence of Suresh Mengde, Chief Vigilance Officer.
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CIDCO has recently floated the tenders for the development works of the development of roads up to stage-I, footpaths, and S. W. drains under TPS-2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 and improvement of roads up to stage-I, footpaths, and S. W. drains under TPS-7. The tender process will be conducted with a transparent online method, and the development works will be on fast-track after completion of the tender process.
The Government of Maharashtra has given its approval on CIDCO’s request for the creation of new 22 posts of revenue officers and land survey officers/staff for CIDCO’s Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Area (NAINA) Project. With this CIDCO will have its own additional and dedicated human resources for carrying out the various works of NAINA project. This will facilitate the implementation of NAINA project within the stipulated time.
NAINA project of 371 sq. km is the upcoming urban development project under taken up by CIDCO. Here again a unique development model is adopted unlike Navi Mumbai project which has been fully acquired. Here land owners are made partners in the development by giving them developed lands to the extent 40% of their original lands.
The remaining 60% percent land is used for creating physical and social infrastructure with minimum of land used for commercial utilisation for raising finance for the development of infrastructure. Pockets of forest lands within the project are strengthened by adding more green space around to encourage urban forestry.
CIDCO has always considered betterment of land holders along with the development of projects. It will definitely lead to raise the standard of living of the land holders. By being part of this project, they have a golden opportunity to shape their bright future.
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