Hyderabad:The Hyderabad Catastrophe Response and Asset Safety Company (HYDRAA), on Tuesday, July 14, has protected public utility land positioned in Chengicherla value Rs 25 crore, and laid fencing round it.
HYDRAA protected 4,400 sq yd land in Jayaprada Colony of Chengicherla village of Medipally mandal in Medchal-Malkajgiri district from entering into the arms of encroachers.
The colony residents complained to HYDRAA throughout its weekly Prajavani grievance redressal programme that already a few homes had come up within the land designated for public utilities like a park, procuring advanced, temple, library and a college within the colony.
Appearing swiftly after verifying the required paperwork, HYDRAA officers protected the general public utility land by laying fence round it and inserting a board which reads that the land is being protected by HYDRAA.
Lake encroachments faraway from Ramanthapur Pedda Cheruvu
In one other related effort, HYDRAA has cleared encroachments from 2,180 sq yd that had been constructed inside the Full Tank Degree (FTL) of Ramanthapur Pedda Cheruvu on Tuesday, July 14.
In an announcement to media on Tuesday, HYDRAA has knowledgeable that although the unique FTL of the lake was 30 acre, round 16 acre land has already been encroached, with everlasting buildings in-built 12 acre land. HYDRAA acknowledged that it was not touching or disturbing that land.
In the remainder of the 4 acre land, momentary huts and sheds had sprouted, the place the poor have been dwelling. HYDRAA knowledgeable that it has really helpful 2bhk homes for these dwelling in these sheds and huts, in order that their dwelling items wouldn’t submerge in the course of the wet season. Based on HYDRAA, the state authorities has responded positively by giving them first desire within the allotment of 2bhk homes.
Nevertheless, whereas restoring the remainder of 18 acre lake land, HYDRAA acknowledged {that a} business constructing in an space of 1,900 sq yd, and an auto shed extending to 280 sq yd had come up.
By eradicating these encroachments on Tuesday, HYDRAA claimed a serious victory in its efforts to revive the lake for Rs 19 crore.
