Gurugram: 600 buildings in DLF 3 with extensions have two weeks for ‘correction
Gurugram: Owners of 600 properties in DLF-3 have till the first week of March to restore the buildings to their original structures, failing which action will be taken, the department of town and country planning (DTCP) has said in notices issued to them.
Action could include revoking occupancy certificates and registry, sealing property and disconnecting water and sewer lines to the building.
DTCP officials said on Tuesday that the owners of 600 properties were initially issued show-cause notices and could not give satisfactory responses on illegal construction or use of the residential buildings for commercial purposes.
The next stage of enforcement is the restoration notices, which gives the owners one to two weeks to revert the buildings to their original form and shut down commercial activities.
"Restoration orders have been issued to 600 buildings, and we will ensure compliance as per the high court's directions. Non-compliance will lead to strict legal action, including sealing and utility disconnections," said Amit Madholia, district town planner (enforcement).
The department's crackdown began as the Punjab and Haryana high court heard a petition by a DLF resident about building code violations in the area.
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