VR Mall To Be Sealed Because Of This Reason ??
Written by Dhiwaharan Published on Apr 30, 2023 | 18:21 PM IST | 259
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VR Mall which is located in Anna Nagar, Chennai has received a notice from the government regarding the unauthorized construction. The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) has issued a notice to VR Mall in Anna Nagar for the building’s construction which has became a subject to controversy. The notice, which was sent to the owner of the mall and Ozone Projects, has requested that the use of unauthorized development in the building be discontinued within 30 days from the date of the notice or face demolition. The notice was sent after the CMDA carried out an inspection on Wednesday, following reports of traffic congestion in front of the mall during peak hours, which had been highlighted by the additional commissioner of traffic police and city police.
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During the inspection, it was discovered that there were deviations on the southeastern side of the mall, including a temporary shed with 30 open shops or stalls in the front setback space. Additionally, two swimming pools were built on the fourth floor without approval. A sports arena for tennis and football, covered with a net roof, and an open gallery in the open terrace area were also found on the fourth floor, which were not covered in the approved plan.
Moreover, the entry and exit point of the mall are directly connected to the Jawaharlal Nehru Salai, and due to the vehicle checkpoint, there is heavy traffic congestion in front of the mall. The other entry gates, as shown in the approved plan, have not been utilized for the free circulation of vehicles to avoid traffic congestion.
In the notice, the CMDA member secretary Anshul Mishra stated that if the owner or occupier did not discontinue the use of the building within the specified period, appropriate action under sub-section (2-A) of section 56 of the said Act would be initiated by locking and sealing the premises.
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The CMDA’s action comes after the Tamil Nadu government recently announced its decision to regularize unauthorized buildings and layouts built before July 1, 2007. However, this decision does not apply to buildings constructed on water bodies or in Coastal Regulation Zone areas.
VR Chennai is a popular shopping mall located in Anna Nagar West, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. It officially opened its doors to the public on 18 June 2018 and boasts 240 retail stores, making it a top shopping destination in the area. Additionally, the mall features a 50,000 square feet co-working space called “The Hive,” a multiple dining facility named “Madras House,” a 10-screen PVR Cinemas multiplex that cost ₹ 400 million to build, an event space, an open-air amphitheater, a boutique hotel, and service residences.
The mall’s 10-screen PVR Cinemas multiplex was inaugurated on 17 October 2018 and has since become a popular destination for movie-goers. Meanwhile, The Hive has become a go-to spot for entrepreneurs and remote workers in the area. With its range of amenities and diverse offerings, VR Chennai has become a sought-after destination for visitors and locals alike.
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To be precise, the CMDA has issued a notice to the owner of VR Mall and Ozone Projects for unauthorized construction, and they have been requested to discontinue the use of the unauthorized development in the building within 30 days or face demolition. This action was taken after an inspection was carried out due to reports of traffic congestion in front of the mall during peak hours. It remains to be seen how the owner of the mall and Ozone Projects will respond to the notice and what actions will be taken by the CMDA in case of non-compliance.
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