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The Committee reviewed 29 rent assessment cases involving properties utilized by different departments including Health, Police, Handicrafts and others. Each case was thoroughly examined, taking into account administrative requirements, infrastructure conditions and supporting documentation.
Out of the 29 cases presented, 10 were approved, 1 case was rejected, while 18 were deferred due to incomplete documentation and other procedural shortcomings. The Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned district officers and the Public Works Department (PWD) to address the deficiencies promptly.
The DC emphasized the importance of verifying all necessary details before renting private buildings for government use to avoid potential civil disputes. She further advised the district officers to conduct independent assessments prior to finalizing any rental arrangements and forwarding applications to the rent assessment committee.
Additionally, the Deputy Commissioner urged officials to prioritize the use of vacant government-owned buildings for official purposes, with rented accommodations to be considered only as a last resort.
The meeting was attended by ADC Rakesh Kumar, ACR Nitin Verma, SE PWD, Chief Medical Officer, Chief Agriculture Officer, District Social Welfare Officer and other concerned officials.