Mumbai Common man are not aware nor have taken intrest in development of OUR Mumbai....OUR City New Proposed Development plans are published for 2015-2034...We request Mumbaikars to check UR Society Plots or UR Private Plots are effected by any Reservations or Road Setback...pl give UR Suggestion or raise the Objection to make Mumbai City Better... (1)Road width, (2)Openspace in Area like Play ground, Recreational Garden, other Amenity like Welfare Center, Dispensers, Hospital, Parking place, Public Toliets, Community Hall,  etc....once again request to verfiy and confirm UR society or Private  plot are not effected in new proposed DP 2034...contact UR Architects,Consultant, Area Corporater, MLA.....once Development plans are final then no option ....pl forwared message to all Mumbaikars...regards.
IMPORTANT MESSSAGE IN THE INTEREST OF PEOPLE STAYING IN HOUSING SOCIETIES

!!!wake up !!! Wake up !!! Wake up!!!

All people staying in housing societies ( big or small )
Say no to anti development plan 2034 of MCGM on following points

1. Surrender of 10% plot as amenity area ( to be used as recommended / wished by  CORPORATOR )

2. Surrender of 10% built up area as inclusionary housing ( for economic weaker section)

3. High premium of 60%/100% of ready reckner rates for FSI

OBJECT IN WRITING BEFORE 24.4.15. AT address below
To   Chief Engineer (D.P.)
5 th floor  M C G M Mahapalika Marg 
Mumbai 400001.

OBJECT NOW OR SUFFER FOREVER 
( whether your building is going for redevelopment now or in next 20 years )

Demand for
1. No surrender of 10% plot for amenity area ( instead have a garden for residents )

2. No surrender of 10% built up  area ( instead give it to existing residents )

3. Reasonable  premium of 10% on ready reckner rates  so housing becomes affordable.

This is nothing but official attempt to generate more funds in the name of development. It is obvious that more FSI etc shall be subject to payment of hefty premiums and burden of the same will have direct impact on the prices of real estate which are already unaffordable even under current premiums regime.             Rajkumar MISHRA