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Will Chief Minister Fadnavis take concrete steps?

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Understanding the Koliwadas as a housing settlement network in the villages is not limited to the historic and traditional dimensions of these villages, their heritage value protection and demarcation process. There must be a primary criterion.

-Determining Koliwada boundaries: Other communities are also living in Koliwadas with the right to their houses, and the record of their houses will also be part of this Koliwada. Open spaces to dry fish, boat mooring sites, public buildings, community spaces, as well integral parts are roads, markets, public infrastructure. etc. should be included within the limits of Koliwada, and as per Coastal Control Regulations, should be included in CRZ-3. Once the demarcation work of the village is completed, the way for the development of Koliwada will be paved in its real sense.

- Control over land in Koliwada: Control over the entire area designated as Koliwada by the village's own development plan, prohibiting the sale of houses built on these Koliwadas or the developer giving any land to builders. For example, building houses: There are other communities also living in the village. They may be given rema in the village where they are currently residing but transfer of ownership of houses within the boundaries can be done only with the consent of the community. » Future expansion: It is essential to keep space free to meet the future demand for the expanding Koli community.

-Area: Each family will be given a house with an area equal to their existing house area, or 550 square feet area - whichever is higher.

-Commercial activities: In case of large scale commercial activities, instead of giving importance to private individuals or VIPs, having the community objective of providing economic needs and employment for the local community and managed by a fisheries cooperative in the local Koli community. Example: Eco tourism, MTDC’s Nyahari Yojana, Water sports facilities and food court at Chowpatty.

» Keeping the existing fabric intact

The houses in the village are probably the least accessible. To keep the existing houses in the village intact with minimal changes and interference to the fabric intact - fresh air, adequate sunlight, drainage, water supply in open areas, and since overall cleanliness and sanitation must be encouraged, removal of road obstructions all becomes necessary. Using such a phased conservative approach—or where this is not possible—site and service plans or area-wise cluster redevelopment projects may be of use.

-Height restrictions: Ground Floor 5: 3 floors. If any, height restriction is required to be maintained for the entire village. No further increase in height will be allowed where existing buildings are ground floor -- more than 3.

-Community open spaces: Existing open spaces, which are being used for cultural and religious activities, should be improved and given back to the community.

–Legacy, structure and asset conservation: Buildings and structures of high cultural and historical significance and value should be identified and conserved.