
ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority’s (CDA) Planning Wing approved the construction of commercial buildings on the Srinagar Highway on the unacquired right of way (ROW).
In line with the Master Plan of 1960, the CDA has acquired land in several areas of the federal capital to expand the ROW to 1,200 feet.
According to the details, a portion of the unacquired area of ROW in Zone II will be allocated for commercial development. The civic authority has allotted this space in G-16 and G-17.
In addition, the authority has also decided to introduce a commercialization charge of PKR 7,500 per square yard for commercial plots. Previously, a conversion fee was in place for the entire plot area.
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