Srinagar: The Vice Chairman (V.C) Srinagar Development Authority (SDA), Dr. Owais Ahmed on Wednesday chaired a review meeting focused on analyzing objections and suggestions received from the general public regarding the Master Plan-2035, at the SMC Headquarters, Karan Nagar.
The meeting was attended by the Senior officers from SDA, Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC), Town Planning Organization (K), and Lakes Conservation & Management Authority (LCMA), highlighting a collaborative and inclusive approach to shaping the future of Greater Srinagar.
Discussions revolved around ensuring that the Master Plan aligns with the evolving needs and aspirations of the residents of District Srinagar.
The Vice Chairman stressed the significance of incorporating diverse perspectives and public feedback into the development process, emphasizing a commitment to transparency and participatory governance. The meticulous scrutiny of objections and suggestions demonstrated SDA’s dedication for crafting a plan that mirrors the collective vision for Srinagar’s future.
Acknowledging the active participation of the general public, the Vice Chairman expressed gratitude for their valuable contributions in shaping the Master Plan-2035. The SDA reiterated its pledge to adhere to the highest standards of urban planning and development, with the goal of establishing the Master Plan-2035 as a sturdy framework for sustainable growth and progress.
Furthermore, the chair directed the organization to conduct stakeholder consultations and detailed field visits to validate the feasibility of public representations received in alignment with the Master Plan-2035. This proactive approach underscores SDA’s commitment to robust urban development practices and ensuring the plan resonates with the ground reality of Greater Srinagar.
The chair directed all line officials to finalize the draft recommendations at an earliest so that the same would be forwarded to the Government without any further delay.
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