65K CHB Houses under review for changes
Chandigarh: The UT administration has constituted a committee to review “need-based changes” made to Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) houses, affecting over 65,000 units across the city.
Formed under the chairmanship of the CHB CEO on directions of the board chairman, the committee has been asked to submit its report within two weeks.
Officials said many allottees have carried out additional constructions, terming them “need-based changes”, while the administration treats several of these as building violations.
Although the 2023 need-based changes policy was implemented recently, residents claim it has not addressed their concerns. The issue gained traction after the CHB demolished unauthorised extensions in Sectors 41 and 45, triggering protests and political reactions.
The committee will examine which modifications can be regularised. While allottees are demanding a one-time settlement, sources indicated that only select changes may be recommended for approval.
Officials said many allottees have carried out additional constructions, terming them “need-based changes”, while the administration treats several of these as building violations.
Although the 2023 need-based changes policy was implemented recently, residents claim it has not addressed their concerns. The issue gained traction after the CHB demolished unauthorised extensions in Sectors 41 and 45, triggering protests and political reactions.
The committee will examine which modifications can be regularised. While allottees are demanding a one-time settlement, sources indicated that only select changes may be recommended for approval.
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Top Comment
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Rana
18 hours ago
If unauthorised constructions are not demolished then Chandigarh will become another slum.The Administration should enforce the rules if the residents flout them.Encroachments on Municipal lands should not only be removed but heavy penalties should be imposed on the offenders.Similarly, non compoundable changes should be demolished and the offender fined heavily to deter future offenders.Read allPost comment
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