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DDA Plot Scheme: The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is preparing to launch a new scheme under which residential plots in prime areas of the capital will be auctioned. As part of the plan, 118 plots in the D6 block of Vasant Kunj, South Delhi, have been identified for e-auction.

Infrastructure Work To Include Roads, Drainage and Sewerage

To carry out this project, DDA has floated a tender and will appoint an experienced agency to finalise the boundaries of the plots. The agency will also be responsible for developing key infrastructure like roads, drainage systems, sewer lines and water supply around the plots. The estimated cost of the entire project is Rs 7.5 crore.

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Parking Facility Planned for Over 1,900 Flats

In addition to the residential plots, DDA has also planned a dedicated parking facility for residents of the Ganga, Yamuna, Narmada and Saraswati blocks within the Vasant Kunj Sector D6 Mega Housing complex. This development is expected to ease the long-standing parking issues faced by nearly 1,904 flat owners in the area.

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Project Timeline Fixed at 12 Months, Tender Issued

According to DDA officials, the timeline for the completion of the project is 365 days. The agency will be given three months to complete the design and planning stage, while the remaining nine months will be used for execution. The work will include rainwater harvesting, laying paver blocks in parks and footpaths, building driveways and connecting drainage and sewerage to existing manholes. All waste, debris, and leftover construction material will be cleared as part of the clean-up effort.

The DDA will also ensure compliance with guidelines issued by the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) and the National Green Tribunal (NGT). The tender specifically mentions that tree cutting will be kept to a minimum. It states that no trees should be removed or shifted without obtaining permission from the forest department. All environmental considerations must be documented and followed during the construction process.