Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has decided to issue possession letters to allottees of two sub-sectors of E-12 after Eid, marking a significant step in resolving a decades-old delay.
Sector E-12 was launched in 1989, with over 4,000 plots sold to government officials and the public. At the time, CDA had promised to complete development within a year. However, despite multiple attempts, the sector remained largely undeveloped, leaving allottees in limbo.
According to a press release issued by CDA, Chairman Mohammad Ali Randhawa chaired a high-level meeting on Monday to review the progress of stalled sectors, including E-12. He directed that possession of developed plots be handed over in phases upon completion of development work and payment of charges.
Development work in E-12 has only progressed in two sub-sectors, while the remaining areas remain unattended. CDA has now pledged to accelerate work across all new sectors, including C-14, C-15, and C-16. The chairman also instructed officials to clear garbage from Sector I-12 and ensure pending work is completed without delay.
Additionally, the authority is tightening its enforcement measures, recently sealing five illegal marquees and commercial structures in Zone IV and V.
The CDA chairman has announced plans for surprise visits to ensure timely development, signaling a renewed push to address Islamabad’s longstanding infrastructure issues.
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