Online approval system to be introduced
During an operation, LDA demolished four illegal structures at Pine Avenue (alternative Raiwind Road)
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LAHORE:
Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Director General Amna Imran Khan has said an online approval system for building design would soon be introduced by the authority.
She was talking to the press during an open court (khuli Kutcheri) at the LDA One Window Cell on Saturday.
The people could get their building designs approved through an online approval system without visiting the LDA office, she said. Khan added that the ownership record of plots in four residential schemes, including Gulberg, Mustafa Town, Avenue-One and Jubliee Town had been computerised for the convenience of the people. The plots in these residential schemes were being transferred online, she maintained.
Khan said that directions had been issued to shift the LDA Avenue One office to the scheme to redress people's complaints swiftly.
Additional DG (Headquarters) Rana Abdul Shakoor and other senior officers were also present.
On the same day, LDA Metropolitan Planning Wing, during an operation, demolished four illegal structures at Pine Avenue (alternative Raiwind Road).
The wing also retrieved the pledged plots in Pak Arab Housing Society by demolishing illegal structures on plots, besides demolishing illegal boundary wall of a plot reserved for a park, according to an LDA spokesman.
The LDA also retrieved land reserved for parks at Formanites Housing Society by demolishing illegal structures. The illegal building, steel shed, boundary wall and internal structure at plot number 8 and 14 of Lahore Avenue were also removed by the LDA wing.
Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Director General Amna Imran Khan has said an online approval system for building design would soon be introduced by the authority.
She was talking to the press during an open court (khuli Kutcheri) at the LDA One Window Cell on Saturday.
The people could get their building designs approved through an online approval system without visiting the LDA office, she said. Khan added that the ownership record of plots in four residential schemes, including Gulberg, Mustafa Town, Avenue-One and Jubliee Town had been computerised for the convenience of the people. The plots in these residential schemes were being transferred online, she maintained.
Khan said that directions had been issued to shift the LDA Avenue One office to the scheme to redress people's complaints swiftly.
Additional DG (Headquarters) Rana Abdul Shakoor and other senior officers were also present.
On the same day, LDA Metropolitan Planning Wing, during an operation, demolished four illegal structures at Pine Avenue (alternative Raiwind Road).
The wing also retrieved the pledged plots in Pak Arab Housing Society by demolishing illegal structures on plots, besides demolishing illegal boundary wall of a plot reserved for a park, according to an LDA spokesman.
The LDA also retrieved land reserved for parks at Formanites Housing Society by demolishing illegal structures. The illegal building, steel shed, boundary wall and internal structure at plot number 8 and 14 of Lahore Avenue were also removed by the LDA wing.