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Apartment Owners Seek Action Over Srinagar Colony Encroachments
People who live at Katuru Niwas say building materials are being left in their backyard.
They say materials are also piled in a nearby lane.
Sellers sometimes sit in the lane, too.
The residents say this makes it harder for cars to pass.
They also say people walking nearby are inconvenienced.
The letter says GHMC staff know about the situation but have not acted.
Katuru Durga Prasad Rao is asking GHMC to clear the materials.
He also wants officials to keep checking the area so the roads can be used freely.
Katuru Niwas apartment owners say construction materials have been stored in their backyard for several months.
The materials reportedly include sand, red sand, concrete chips and bricks.
The adjacent lane is also used to store construction materials, with sellers sitting there.
The letter says the storage and sellers obstruct vehicle traffic and inconvenience pedestrians.
Katuru Durga Prasad Rao asks GHMC to remove the encroachments and monitor the area.
- Who
- Katuru Niwas apartment owners, represented in the letter by Katuru Durga Prasad Rao, and GHMC authorities.
- What
- Residents report construction materials stored in their backyard and adjacent lane, obstructing traffic and inconveniencing pedestrians.
- Where
- Katuru Niwas and the adjacent lane on the main road of Srinagar Colony.
- When
- Over the last few months.
- Why
- Rao asks GHMC to remove the encroachments and monitor the area to keep roads usable for vehicles and pedestrians.
Key facts
- Apartment
- Katuru Niwas
- Location
- Main road of Srinagar Colony
- Reported duration
- Over the last few months
- Materials mentioned
- Sand, red sand, concrete chips and bricks
- Reported impact
- Obstructed vehicle flow and inconvenience to pedestrians
- Requested action
- Remove the encroachments and continuously monitor the area
- Letter writer
- Katuru Durga Prasad Rao
Sources
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