Mumbai: BMC has issued a stop-work discover to Celebration Sports Club in Andheri’s Lokhandwala space in opposition to unauthorised development of a turf and a bituminous street on an adjoining open plot.BMC, in its discover, said that if the works will not be halted or the permission given by the competent authority shouldn’t be produced, they are going to be eliminated on the membership’s “risk and cost”. BMC has despatched a replica of the discover to Oshiwara police.A Ok-West ward official, who inspected Celebration Sports Club premises on March 2, stated: “The club was not able to produce permissions for the work, therefore a stop-work notice under Section 354 A of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act has been served. In case they are not able to produce the permissions, a speaking order will be issued.” Notice is issued underneath Section 354(A) when BMC is satisfied {that a} constructing is being erected or repairs are being unlawfully carried on the premises.Activist Ashoke Pandit stated he had complained concerning the unlawful works to BMC. “There is huge construction work going on near Mogra nullah. I had urged BMC to initiate a high-level probe to find out who is the owner of the plot and if construction is allowed so close to the nullah. The approved plans of the entire club should be referred to,” he stated.The membership is an entity of Samarth Nagar Lokhandwala Complex Co-op Housing Societies Association Ltd. In response to BMC’s discover, Hemant Nair, secretary of the affiliation, stated: “We would like to clarify that the subject premises is a part of cluster RG of 116 societies handed over by the developer to the association in 2000 for development of sports and recreation activities. The association has neither constructed nor has any plan to construct a building on the premises as mentioned in the notice. The plot is given for sports and recreation by the developer and is being… used only for that purpose. It seems some ill-informed person has complained without verifying the facts with malafide intentions…”

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