I think the ncrpb loan is recent decision and the mcd
civic centre pre-dates the duac res. mcd reportedly
put in a tender in wall street journal in 2003 and the
Malaysian firm might be doing design-n-build turnkey
and for design part Architects Act used to require
Indian partner. I am generally curious about the civic
centre, mcd's first biggie after the byelaw business
that promises to set standards also for professional
practice (I suspect in post-GATS scenario). I cannot
find any info about it on mcd website (which does have
list of 38 PIOs and 86 APIOs and 8 appellate officers
and for each deptt a doc file with what one could call
the 17 manuals for RTI).
--- sarbajit roy <sroy1947@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> DUAC clearance not required now that plot size has
> to
> be 20+Ha and height 26+m and ROW has to be 200 feet
> or
> something vide their new resolution. Anyway DUAC has
> no enforcement powers and can only complain to
> Parliament vide their annual report. Of course
> Foreign
> Firms can handle construction projects in India, and
> where does Architect's Act enter the picture? Funny
> the 250 Cr loan does not show up in NCRPB's budget
> under RTI ACT 2005 on their website. Wonder what
> sort
> of credit rating was done for poor bankrupt MCD
> (which
> doesnt pay their staff salaries for 6 months at a
> time) to give them the said loan.
>
> Sarbajit
>
> --- Gita Dewan Verma <mpisgplanner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > | does it have or not DUAC Clearance?
> > | Architects Act allow Malaysian firm?
> > | mlu tower DMP/ZonalPlan compliant?
> > | what regnl priority got NCRPB 250cr?
> > | what requires/allows hiring broker?
> >
> > Govt gets ready to sell Civic Centre space
> >
> > New Delhi, October 28: The Municipal Corporation
> of
> > Delhi (MCD) will soon appoint an agent to sell or
> > lease out 46,377.5 square metre of commercial
> space
> > in
> > the upcoming civic-centre for the construction of
> > the
> > 28-floor building. One half of the building will
> be
> > used to house all the offices of the MCD while the
> > other will be commercial. Malaysian firm IJM,
> which
> > is
> > handling the construction, has given a time of
> three
> > years for completing the building. Construction
> > started on May 5. ... ... While many other
> > organisations, including the Delhi Urban Arts
> > Commission, have recently opposed the civic centre
> > for
> > its height and design, Mehta said the MCD is
> > sticking
> > to its guns
> >
>
http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=154980
> >
> >
> > MCD not to borrow more for project
> >
> > NEW DELHI: For its upcoming Rs.545-crore Civic
> > Centre
> > project that will work as the Municipal
> Corporation
> > of
> > Delhi headquarters, the civic body has decided not
> > to
> > borrow additional money apart from the
> Rs.250-crore
> > loan from the National Capital Region Planning
> Board
> > and raise the remaining amount in advance by
> booking
> > commercial spaces in the complex. Announcing this
> > here, Municipal Commissioner Rakesh Mehta said
> they
> > were short-listing reputed real estate agents ...
> > ...
> > He also stated that the civic body has received
> all
> > required clearances from the project that include
> > approvals from the Delhi Urban Arts Commission
> >
>
http://www.hindu.com/2005/10/29/stories/2005102923930300.htm
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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civic centre pre-dates the duac res. mcd reportedly
put in a tender in wall street journal in 2003 and the
Malaysian firm might be doing design-n-build turnkey
and for design part Architects Act used to require
Indian partner. I am generally curious about the civic
centre, mcd's first biggie after the byelaw business
that promises to set standards also for professional
practice (I suspect in post-GATS scenario). I cannot
find any info about it on mcd website (which does have
list of 38 PIOs and 86 APIOs and 8 appellate officers
and for each deptt a doc file with what one could call
the 17 manuals for RTI).
--- sarbajit roy <sroy1947@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> DUAC clearance not required now that plot size has
> to
> be 20+Ha and height 26+m and ROW has to be 200 feet
> or
> something vide their new resolution. Anyway DUAC has
> no enforcement powers and can only complain to
> Parliament vide their annual report. Of course
> Foreign
> Firms can handle construction projects in India, and
> where does Architect's Act enter the picture? Funny
> the 250 Cr loan does not show up in NCRPB's budget
> under RTI ACT 2005 on their website. Wonder what
> sort
> of credit rating was done for poor bankrupt MCD
> (which
> doesnt pay their staff salaries for 6 months at a
> time) to give them the said loan.
>
> Sarbajit
>
> --- Gita Dewan Verma <mpisgplanner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > | does it have or not DUAC Clearance?
> > | Architects Act allow Malaysian firm?
> > | mlu tower DMP/ZonalPlan compliant?
> > | what regnl priority got NCRPB 250cr?
> > | what requires/allows hiring broker?
> >
> > Govt gets ready to sell Civic Centre space
> >
> > New Delhi, October 28: The Municipal Corporation
> of
> > Delhi (MCD) will soon appoint an agent to sell or
> > lease out 46,377.5 square metre of commercial
> space
> > in
> > the upcoming civic-centre for the construction of
> > the
> > 28-floor building. One half of the building will
> be
> > used to house all the offices of the MCD while the
> > other will be commercial. Malaysian firm IJM,
> which
> > is
> > handling the construction, has given a time of
> three
> > years for completing the building. Construction
> > started on May 5. ... ... While many other
> > organisations, including the Delhi Urban Arts
> > Commission, have recently opposed the civic centre
> > for
> > its height and design, Mehta said the MCD is
> > sticking
> > to its guns
> >
>
http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=154980
> >
> >
> > MCD not to borrow more for project
> >
> > NEW DELHI: For its upcoming Rs.545-crore Civic
> > Centre
> > project that will work as the Municipal
> Corporation
> > of
> > Delhi headquarters, the civic body has decided not
> > to
> > borrow additional money apart from the
> Rs.250-crore
> > loan from the National Capital Region Planning
> Board
> > and raise the remaining amount in advance by
> booking
> > commercial spaces in the complex. Announcing this
> > here, Municipal Commissioner Rakesh Mehta said
> they
> > were short-listing reputed real estate agents ...
> > ...
> > He also stated that the civic body has received
> all
> > required clearances from the project that include
> > approvals from the Delhi Urban Arts Commission
> >
>
http://www.hindu.com/2005/10/29/stories/2005102923930300.htm
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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