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Land-use plans of Taleigao and Baga put up for inspection

PANAJI   

The land use plans of Taleigao and Baga have been finalised and the same are made available for public inspection at the respective panchayats, the Corporation of the City of Panaji and the PDA offices.  

While the plan for Taleigao and some parts of Panaji city has been prepared by the Atanasio Monserrate headed Greater Panaji Planning and Development Authority (GPPDA), the one for the Baga area was drawn up by the North Goa Planning and Development Authority (NGPDA) headed by Calangute MLA and Deputy Speaker 

Michael Lobo.

The GPPDA had drawn the Land-Use Map and Register of Taleigao and called for objections from public in July. 

The plans were displayed in Village Panchayat of Taleigao, Corporation of City of Panaji for the information of the 

public.   

Subsequently, the appointed sub-committee heard the public objections and prepared a report which was placed before the Authority’s 5th meeting held on August 27. It was accepted with some modifications.  

The present Land-Use Map and Register of Taleigao Planning Area of village Taleigao can be inspected at Taleigao Panchayat office and CCP office as well as the North Goa PDA office at Mala, Panaji.   

In the case of the Baga area, the process had begun on August 20, 2016. A sub-committee was appointed which heard the public objections and submitted its report to the NGPDA.  

The report of the Sub-committee was unanimously adopted and the said Land-Use Map and Register finalised on August 7, 2018.   

The adoption of said Map and Register was published in the daily newspapers on August 30 for the information of the public.   

The plans are kept for public inspection at the Arpora-Nagoa Village Panchayat office as well as at North Goa PDA office at Mala, Panaji.    

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