
LAHORE: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has formed a committee of seven members to devise measures to protect citizens from fraudulent developers.
The group members include the Additional Director General (housing, convenor of the group), Director to LDA Director General (Headquarters), Chief Metropolitan Officer, Chief Town Planner, Director (Master Planning), Director (Law/High Court) and senior legal advisor.
The notification released read, “Pursuant to the approval granted by the LDA director general, a working group is hereby constituted to examine the issues related to the enforcement mechanism of the private housing societies.”
According to the details, the committee will also review the management structure of vertical or highrise buildings in Lahore.
“The working group shall recommend improvements in existing enforcement regime, as well as suggest ways and means to ensure fair management of developed housing societies and high-rise buildings. The group shall also take input of the representatives of the association of builders and developers (ABAD), private housing societies and experts and submit its report, preferably within one week positively,” the notification further added.
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