CREDAI-MCHI to Construct Eco-Friendly Features Homes for flood Affected Villagers
by Shrutee K/DNS
CREDAI-MCHI, the apex body of Real Estate developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) would be developing eco-friendly houses to help & rehabilitated people the village of Tawadarwadi and Burungwadi, Sangli in Western Maharashtra which they have adopted.
Today team Credai-Mchi under the guidance of our
Honble Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai Mr Pardeshi embarked on the
building of 55 homes in Tawadarwadi and Burungwadi. CREDAI – MCHI represented
by Mr Nayan Shah, President, CREDAI MCHI, Rajnikant Ajmera, Pravin Doshi Dharmesh Jain, Mayur Shah, Past Presidents,
CREDAI MCHI, Dominic Romell, Vice President, CREDAI MCHI,.
The construction of these houses would be done
through eco-friendly features. Each of these houses would be powered through
solar power panels, have eco-friendly toilets and would have rain water
harvesting systems to conserve natural resources.
If called upon by Government Of Maharashtra and
other NGOs and Charitable organisations, Credai Mchi shall also assist them by
lending their technical and project management expertise in Rehabilitation of
other villages. The Roads , Electricity, Water and all
infrastructure shall be provided by Govt Of Maharashtra.
Commissioner of MCGM, Mr. Praveen Pardeshi who
was on a site visit along with representatives of CREDAI- MCHI explained the
initiative would be considered as a model village for all future projects. “The
project would have all the facilities like power supply, proper roads and
utility services. The houses in this model village would be completed and
allotted to the villagers before Gudi Padwa early next year,” he added. homes
having an area of 280 sq feet on 1000 square feet lands. 55 houses would be
constructed in Tawadarwadi and Burungwadi.
According to Nayan Shah, President, CREDAI- MCHI,
the state of Maharashtra experienced one of the worst floods of the century
which brought human lives to a standstill with lakhs of people remaining
stranded in remote corners and on the roof tops for several days. “Property
worth crores of rupees was destroyed in this natural calamity. The developer
community was in the forefront to organise supplies of essential items,
commodities, basic necessities, food, water and medicines for the flood
victims,” “The state government has also announced a package of Rs.6813 cr
assistance for flood affected people” he said.
The intention is to develop these houses as an
ideal village and make it a model for the Rehabilitation in the entire Kolhapur
Sangli Rehabilitation Region. A total of Rs 3 crores was pledged immediately
towards providing the flood relief by the realty developers and an additional
Rs 2 crores was raised under WeProcure Portal and Ancillary members to assist
in rebuilding the houses at Sangli.
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