Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has announced to compensate owners who surrendered their land for LDA Avenue-I housing scheme development, a news source reported. Earlier, Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar had issued directions to the development authority to resolve the concerns of the people affected by the project.
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Under the new policy, LDA will hold meetings with the land providers so that their issues can be resolved in a timely manner. According to the new policy drafted by the LDA, the authority will provide 30% exemption for undeveloped land to their owners. Consequently, people will be compensated with 6-marla plots for 1-kanal undeveloped land. This will help the LDA give plots to 400 LDA Avenue-I plot allottees.
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In addition, the Avenue-I committee has been tasked to negotiate with the owners. Speaking on the matter, LDA Vice Chairman S M Imran said that it was the LDA’s priority to provide people with ownership of their plots.