Karnataka CM to hold meeting on BDA issues on Monday
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will meet with officials and planners to discuss pending matters including sale deed registrations and property regularisation.
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has held meetings with Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) officers and civic planners to address various concerns regarding the agency's functioning, according to The New Indian Express.
The government is expected to consider several long-pending issues during a meeting scheduled for Monday.
One primary concern involves the registration of absolute sale deeds. The BDA has identified more than 15,000 allottees who have not registered these deeds despite the expiry of their 10-year lease periods.
The government is considering a special Mela to facilitate these registrations after inviting applications as required by law.
The meeting will also address requests from people to regularise unauthorised residential properties built on land acquired by the BDA. Under Section 38(D) of the BDA Act, habitable houses built before 10 July 2008 may be covered, provided they are not located on stormwater drains, lakebeds, road alignments, or under high-tension powerlines.
Other issues on the agenda include the peripheral ring road connectivity and tunnel connectivity between high-density traffic intersections like Hebbal and Mekhri Circle. BDA officials stated they are waiting for the meeting to take place.