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Officials said that the administration has also clarified that if defects are found and require repairs, half the expense would have to be borne by the RWA and the other half by the builder.
Earlier this month, a primary survey of 55 condominiums was done on the orders of the district administration. Of these, 23 were shortlisted for checks on cracks in plaster, plaster falling off the walls, and water seepage, among others.
Officials said that the expenses of the audit will be borne jointly by the respective residents’ welfare association and the builder concerned.
Once the firms submit a report to the district administration, deputy commissioner Nishant Yadav will finalise a list of 15 residential societies with serious structural deficiencies, where the agencies will conduct a detailed structural audit.
Around 85-90 percent visual inspection work has been completed and a report of the visual inspection is likely to be submitted next week.