Residents protest navy’s restrictions on building heights
ByYogesh NaikYogesh Naik / Updated: Feb 7, 2021, 06:00 IST
Residents of
Rajawadi area and Cama Lane in Ghatkopar will hold a protest at the naval stores depot at Ghatkopar West on Sunday morning, which has put height restrictions on the new projects.
Naresh Palande, a resident of Ghatkopar East, said, “I am told that more than 177
redevelopment projects are stuck. In our building, the builder has completed 12 storeys, and the navy has suddenly issued a ‘stop work’ notice.’’
Another resident said, “This depot at Ghatkopar West stores has only spares and does not have
arms and ammunitions. Yet the navy has imposed height restrictions. Some years back, a 12-storey building had come right in front of the depot and gives clear view of the depot, why stop new constructions.”
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