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112 plots in Sector 1-12: CDA allots plots to affectees of sector I-14

byMonitoring Report
13/12/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has carried out computerised balloting for allotment 112 alternate plots of different size in Sector I-12 for the allottees of Sector I-14.

Balloting process was supervised by a committee headed by Deputy Director General Estate and Land CDA Nadeem Ahmed Abro while Director Estate Management, Director Security, Director IT and other officers of relevant formations were also the member of this committee. The ceremony was also participated by the allottees.

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Some of the allottees of I-14 were allotted double plots while plots of few were deleted due to re-designing of Sector I-14 that led the authority to balloting.

During the balloting, which was held at Pak-China Friendship Centre, 36 plots measuring 138 sq. yards, 6 plots measuring 166 sq. yards, 45 plots measuring 200 sq. yards and 25 plots measuring 233 sq. yards have been allotted.

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