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Paliencar visits Malim jetty, takes stock of encroachments

Minister says Mandovi fishermen society has rnillegally built a shed and 27 stalls

the goan I networkrPORVORIM rFisheries Minister Vinoda Paliencar on Tuesday visited the Malim Jetty and inspected the shed and 27 stalls constructed by the Mandovi Fishermen Cooperative Society. rDeputy Collector, Mapusa Gourish Shankhwalker rwas present during the inspection. rSpeaking to media persons, Paliencar said the Mandovi Fishermen Cooperative Society has encroached on the property of the Fisheries department and constructed a fishing shed and each of the 27 stalls have been allotted to the vendors on payment of Rs 2 lakh. r“Most of the stalls have been allotted to non-Goans. The Society pays lease rent of Rs 7.42 lakh per year towards Malim Jetty to the government. The Fisheries department has now decided to fence the area occupied illegally by the Mandovi Fishermen Cooperative Society,” he said. r“Survey of this shed area will be carried out next week and fencing will be done. Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has given consent for it. Thereafter, the Society will be permitted to do business in the property leased out legally to it,” said Paliencar. r Former chairman of Mandovi Fishermen Cooperative Society, Minino Afonso said if the government feels that the Society has encroached on the land, then it can legalise it and the Society is prepared to pay the required rent for the same. r“The Society has constructed this shed by spending its own money and given it to its members only to sell fish. Though the Society is paying rent of Rs 7.42 lakh every year to the Fisheries department, it does not get any facilities from the department.” r“The Society has to procure 40 water tankers every day to meet their needs. The Fisheries department should redress the grievances of the Society instead of multiplying them. The Fisheries department should resolve this issue by mutual discussion,” rsaid Afonso.
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‘RERA to benefit buyers of real estate’

Rohit Gera, managing director of Gera Developments, has said that overall cost of ownership of flats and real-estate will come down once Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) is implemented.

The Goan Network
Published Jul 12, 2017, 3:42 AM IST
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the goan I networkrPANAJI rrGera was speaking to media persons while giving a presentation on the impact of RERA on the real-estate sector in the country. rHe explained, “The entire cost of owning a real-estate can be split into three parts. One, the amount paid by a buyer to a builder. Two, the rent paid on accommodation by a buyer between buying and occupying the real-estate. Three, post possession repair costs and other expenses.” rRERA is aimed at making real-estate…

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