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MCD nod for Dwarka mini civic centre
Hindustan Times
|December 05, 2023
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is set to develop a multi-storey mini civic centre complex in Dwarka over the next three years, senior officials aware of the matter said.
The corporation has granted administrative approval to the ₹358 crore proposal moved by the engineering department - 21 crore will be spent this year, followed by 150 crore, ₹110 crore, and 297 crore over the next three years.
According to the final proposal submitted by MCD commissioner Gyanesh Bharti to the municipality, the 15-story complex, which will have three basement floors, will be constructed on a 9,649 sqm plot at the Dwarka Sector 11 district centre and will have a built-up area of 79,912 sqm. Officials said the complex, which will operate as the zonal headquarters for the Dwarka region, will have a capacity of 3,700 employees, with commercial revenue generation components and public amenities.
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