News: Flats handed over in 2014, but infra work not over: GPL Eden Heights residents-20-03-2022
In a letter to the DTCP this week, the society’s RWA alleged that work amounting to Rs 2.4 crore is pending. This also includes repairing security cameras that aren’t functional and malfunctioning boom barriers.
GURUGRAM: have complaine d to the city administrat ion that the builder is yet to complete work such as sewer lines and painting of the walls years after flats were delivered to them.
In a letter to the DTCP this week, the society’s RWA alleged that work amounting to Rs 2.4 crore is pending. This also includes repairing security cameras that aren’t functional and malfunctioning boom barriers. The society has 545 flats that were first delivered in 2014. Residents said painting work is incomplete, rain-water harvesting pits are defunct, sewer lines have not been laid and a staircase for fire emergency is yet to be ready. RWA president Anupama Trigunayat said, “While carrying out the handover process with the previous RWA, all the assets were not in working condition. This was despite collecting the maintenance charges in advance for 6 months from us.” A GPL spokesperson could not be reached for comment.
