CDA chief orders resolution of Park Enclave issues

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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) chairmanon Wednesday directed the relevant wings of the civic body to resolve issues being faced by residents of Park Enclave and allottees of phase II and III.

“Issues in all phases of Park Enclave will be resolved on a priority basis so that the provision of the best facilities to the residents can be ensured,” CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf said during an open Kutchery (public hearing) in Park Enclave on Wednesday.

Member Estate Mohammad Zaman Wattoo, Member Building Asmat Sharif Dhillon, Member Environment Abdullah Khurram Niazi, relevant Director Generals, other relevant senior officers as well as a large number of citizens were present during the meeting, says a press release issued by the CDA.

According to the press release, residents of Park Enclave placed before Chairman CDA their issues relating to the repair of boundary wall, sanitation system, public parks, security, electricity supply in Park Enclave Phase-II and III and other basic facilities.

Mr Ashraf directed the relevant department to improve the sanitation system in Park Enclave under modern solid waste management services, and that work be carried out regarding the repair of a boundary wall to improve security in Phase I.

The CDA chairmandirected the department concerned to complete the construction work on Park Enclave’s central mosque and resolve the parking problem immediately.

The CDA chairman said that the built-up property (BUP) issue in Park Enclave will also be resolved soon.

According to the press release, he directed resolution of the electricity supply issue in Phase II and III on a priority basis.

Mr Ashraf directed the relevant wing to immediately complete the remaining development work in Phase-III and said that issues related to sewage, water supply and up-gradation of parks should also be resolved on a priority basis.

He also directed the handing over of possession of plots be ensured through a QR Code, adding that process of giving possession in Park Enclave be made transparent and easy.

“The CDAchairman said that the commercial areas of Park Enclave be developed entirely on modern lines. He said that modern and beautiful street lights be installed on a permanent basis on the boulevard (service) road. He said that to improve the governance model of Park Enclave, a committee comprising residents be formed which could suggest solutions to various issues and matters,” read the press release.

Commenting on CDA’s chairman initiative of holding open Kutchery, an official said that this is highly appreciable step and should be held in all residential sectors where residents have been facing a large number of issues.

Published in Dawn, November 12th, 2026

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