Mayor laid foundation stone of finishing work at Community centre at sector 52

Listens issues of local residents at “Nigam Aapke Dwar” programme

Chandigarh, November 15 (KEWAL BHARTI)

Sh. Ravi Kant Sharma, Mayor, Chandigarh has laid the foundation stone of finishing work of community centre in sector 52, here today in the presence of Ms. Anindita Mitra, IAS, Commissioner, MCC, Smt. Chanderawati Shukla, area councilor and other prominent persons of the area.

Spread over 2.13 acre of plot area, the finishing work of the community centre involves hall for gathering for 500 persons, bridal room, dormitory, caretaker office, sampark centre at ground floor, gym/indoor games, library hall, meeting room and office hall etc. at first floor besides providing parking facility for nearly 210 cars at an estimated cost of Rs. 3.30 crores.
In addition to that the Mayor also laid foundation stone of providing parking 80mm thick paver blocks over 4” thick vet mixed macadam and 6” thick GSB along green belt, village Kajehri, sector 52, Chandigarh having area 2241 square meter at an estimated cost of Rs. 31.48 lacs.
After laying the foundation stone for both the works, the Mayor and senior officers alongwith area councillor hold “Nigam Aapke Dwar” programme at civil dispensary, Sector 52, where local ward residents lauded the work done by the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh recently.

The Mayor assured the local residents for better basic amenities and infrastructure in the area. He said that with the provision of Community centre having capacity of 500 persons in the hall, the local residents need not to go far from their houses to get their social functions organized.
The Mayor said that parking of vehicles along the green belt in village Kajaheri was a big problem earlier, now with the provision of proper parking space, local residents will get ease of parking over there.
Besides this, the Mayor inaugurated open air gym at a park in sector 22-B, Chandigarh and laid foundation stone of toilet block in Nehru park, Sector 22, Chandigarh.