Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has decided to impose fines on LDA City Housing Scheme’s allottees for late submission of development charges, news sources reported on September 23.
For late payment of due charges, the authorities will levy a 17.5% penalty on 2,000 allottees. The fine was approved by the LDA’s governing body at a meeting, where it was also decided that the development work would be completed on time to stimulate construction in the housing scheme. Furthermore, the authority will enhance infrastructure development spending.
It was also decided that there would be no surcharges placed on allottees who were unable to pay their dues due to the pandemic or a judicial dispute over their plot files.
It is crucial to note that LDA City Housing Scheme is one of the most developed societies in Lahore. Previously, the government allowed members to submit their unpaid dues by June 30 without penalty. However, 2,000 allottees have failed to submit their payments.
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