A controversy has erupted over the proposal to increase the height of the mechanised parking building at Ashok Marg in C-Scheme. BJP councillor Anil Sharma has come out against his party and has written a letter to the Mayor and Jaipur Municipal Corporation commissioner (JMC) Ravi Jain in which he has not only opposed the move but also alleged Rs 100 crore scam.
During the previous Ashok Gehlot government, the construction of a mechanised parking on PPP mode was proposed and developer was allowed to build a 12-metre high building on the nullah for 400 vehicles’ parking and the developer was allowed to run commercial activities in the building.
According to sources, the developer had appealed to the Local Self Government (LSG) Department to increase the height of the parking building 12 to 22 metres a few days ago. The LSG department has instructed the JMC to take action in this regard. After getting information about this, BJP councillor Anil Sharma has written a letter to Mayor Ashok Lahoti and JMC Commissioner Ravi Jain opposing the increase of the height. Sharma has warned the municipal authorities that legal action will be taken against them if permission is given to increase the height of the building illegally.
“It is illegal to increase the height of the parking building. Under the contract, the height of the building cannot be increased,” said Sharma. He has alleged corruption in the parking project and said the developer is not following the contract terms. Mechanised parking must be men free as per rules. But the developer is deploying staff for 10 to 12 vehicles. The developer has not yet approved the inside layout plan of the building from the municipal corporation.
No Approval Yet
The developer is deploying staff for 10 to 12 vehicles and has yet not approved the inside layout plan of the building from the municipal corporation. Under the project, a three-storey commercial complex on Zero Setback is being built on 40 feet road, which is illegal.
During the previous Ashok Gehlot government, the construction of a mechanised parking on PPP mode was proposed and developer was allowed to build a 12-metre high building on the nullah for 400 vehicles’ parking and the developer was allowed to run commercial activities in the building.
According to sources, the developer had appealed to the Local Self Government (LSG) Department to increase the height of the parking building 12 to 22 metres a few days ago. The LSG department has instructed the JMC to take action in this regard. After getting information about this, BJP councillor Anil Sharma has written a letter to Mayor Ashok Lahoti and JMC Commissioner Ravi Jain opposing the increase of the height. Sharma has warned the municipal authorities that legal action will be taken against them if permission is given to increase the height of the building illegally.
“It is illegal to increase the height of the parking building. Under the contract, the height of the building cannot be increased,” said Sharma. He has alleged corruption in the parking project and said the developer is not following the contract terms. Mechanised parking must be men free as per rules. But the developer is deploying staff for 10 to 12 vehicles. The developer has not yet approved the inside layout plan of the building from the municipal corporation.
No Approval Yet
The developer is deploying staff for 10 to 12 vehicles and has yet not approved the inside layout plan of the building from the municipal corporation. Under the project, a three-storey commercial complex on Zero Setback is being built on 40 feet road, which is illegal.
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