NEWS: LDA Demolishes Various Structure In City

Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Town Planning Wing Zone-II squad on Thursday demolished various structures here

LAHORE, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 28th Jan, 2021 ) :Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Town Planning Wing Zone-II squad on Thursday demolished various structures here.

According to LDA spokesperson here,the authority raided at various areas including Sabazazar scheme, Azam Garden and Allama Iqbal Town and demolished an illegal structure partially in Block E Sabazazar scheme, various illegal shops in Murghazar colony.

The team also demolished illegal construction at plot number 81, Chanab block Allama Iqbal Town and sealed five houses over violation of approved map by LDA.

Comments

GILANI ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE & BUILDERS | CONSTRUCTION SERVICES | LAHORE & MURREE SORROUNDINGS | CONTACT NOW |

PLEASE SHARE & LIKE OUR PAGE AND SUPPORT US GROW. WE PROVIDE RELIABLE & QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION & DEMOLITION SERVICES FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US FOR DETAILS FACEBOOK PAGE TWITTER

WE ARE NOW OFFERING PROFESSIONAL DEMOLITION SERVICES | CONTACT NOW |

NEWS: ICCI calls for Reducing Property Tax on Auto Market Plots

ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) on Sunday urged the government to reduce property tax on plots belonging to auto markets. The statement was made by ICCI President Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan during a visit of a delegation of the Islamabad Auto Market, I-10/3, Traders Welfare Association (TWA), led by its TWA President Musharraf Janjua and TWA Secretary General Salawar Khan Afridi who had come to highlight the issues of their market for redress. The ICCI president said that property tax on auto market plots had been increased from Rs6,440 to Rs14,000 in one go. Terming it an unjustified act, he urged the government for bringing property tax down to the previous level for providing relief to auto market traders. The auto traders further complained that water charges for auto market have also been increased from Rs1,750 to Rs4100, which was a massive increase and demanded that the charges should be rationalised to make them affordable. Speaking at th...

Search This Blog