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Illegal installation of Split A/C unit by Yashoda Hospitals in our basement premises

2011-06-27T11:21:00.000+05:30

To,
The Director
Surya Merchants Limited,
Vaishali, Ghaziabad

Dear Sir,

It has come to notice of few residents today at 7.30 PM when one white colour Maruti Van was found parked unauthorized in the basement parking carrying split a/c.

Yashoda hospitals workers were trying to fix one split a/c illegally in our basement parking, that was brought immediately to the notice of maintenance supervisor of M/s Yashoda hospital. The supervisor instantly agreed to stop the installation work amicably and gave assurance to the residents present that no such activity will be done in future in our premises.

You are requested to immediately look into the matter and take strict action against the security in-charge who has allowed the unauthorized van to enter the basement. Kindly organize for civil repair work so that the hole can be closed on priority that was made by Yashoda worker for the installation of a/c.

We hope you will take this matter very seriously so that no such activities takes place in future in residential premises

All residents look forward to your prompt action and co-operation.

Thanks & Regards,

Authorised Signatory
(SRORWA)

Fwd: SRORWA 2010-2011- Highlights & Statement of Accounts

2011-06-11T21:01:00.000+05:30

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From: subir chopra <choprasubir@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 5:38 PM

Subject: SRORWA 2010-2011-Highlights & Statement of Accounts

To: srorwa@gmail.com

Dear all,

It has become my moral duty now to apprise all the members and resident of SRORWA on the various milestones achieved & the statement of accounts of FY-2010-2011.

Since most of the members have proposed their resignations in the last EOGBM, following recent notice put on the notice board there is no clarity prevailing on the future functioning until a new body is formed.

Summary of key initiatives and the milestones achieved in 2010-2011

Straightening of security around our building- Four barriers were put for the safety of building and residents car parked around it.
Marketing initiatives- Additional RWA revenue was generated by advertising boards, vendors & few camps/canopy by few companies. These are in addition to the annual subscription collected.
RWA room- We have got the possession of RWA room on the first floor of C-3 block, already two meetings were conducted in the same.
Action against illegal activities/structure around our building- The action committee has send letters to M/s SML for allowing illegal activities in our premises, moreover the copy communication is submitted to Police Chowki,Kaushambi, for which the police has already endorsed. The action committee has been able to put an immediate check on illegal activities. The details of which are available with the concerned members.
Annual subscription 2010-2011- 71% of the member have paid their subscription fees. Details are as follows;

RWA Subscription Status 2010
Block	Total Members	No. of Members paid subscription	New RWA Members Added	Total Collection
A	56	36	Nil	18,500.00
C	69	53	7	37,300.00
Total	125	89	7	55,800.00

Please find enclosed the RWA subscription status of FY:2010-11

Subir Chopra

Treasurer-SRORWA

Cc: All Residents SRORWA

SRORWA Communication with SML and Yashodha Hospital

2011-05-25T01:49:00.000+05:30

Illegal construction & placement of Heavy water tanks for commercial use on the roof of Supertech Rameshwar Orchids Residential Society

2011-05-24T02:30:00.000+05:30

Mr.N.K.Garg

Surya Merchants Limited
Kaushambi, Ghaziabad
Dear Sir,

Please find enclosed the copy of letter, which is handed at your office on 22.5.11 to Mr. Raman Thakur

Kindly note the residents are very much upset therefore you are requested to immediately halt any further installation of water tank.

Your early response and action will be highly appreciated.

Thanks & Kind Regards,

Authorised Signatory
SRORWA

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Copy of this letter given to Kaushambi Police Chowki with

the signed acknowledgment from Chowki Incharge.

Yashodha staff (masons) are ready to make the platforms (without any support of
pillars and beems) for these two water tanks

Seepage due to water leakage

Installed water tanks. there is no support for these platform.

Permanent Sealing of Entry & Exit Door in Residential Car Parking

2011-05-24T02:15:00.000+05:30

The Director
Yashoda Hospital
H-1 Kaushambi, Ghaziabad

Dear Sir,

Please find enclosed the copy of letter, which is handed at your office on 29.4.11.

Kindly note that your early response on the subject will highly be appreciated.

Thanks & Kind Regards,

Authorised Signatory
SRORWA

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Digging of Bore-well

2011-05-24T02:13:00.000+05:30

The Director
Yashoda Hospital
H-1 Kaushambi, Ghaziabad

Dear Sir,

Please find enclosed the copy of letter, which is handed at your office on 28.4.11.

Kindly note that your early response on the subject will highly be appreciated.

Thanks & Kind Regards,

Authorised Signatory
SRORWA

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Request for Information on Bio-Medical waste management

2011-05-24T02:08:00.000+05:30

The Director
Yashoda Hospital
H-1 Kaushambi, Ghaziabad

Dear Sir,

Please find enclosed the copy of letter, which is handed at your office on 15.5.11.

Kindly note that your early response on the subject will highly be appreciated.

Thanks & Kind Regards,

Authorised Signatory
SRORWA

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Information on the Effluent Treatment Plant of Yashodha Hospital

2011-05-24T01:58:00.000+05:30

The Director
Yashoda Hospital
H-1 Kaushambi, Ghaziabad

Dear Sir,

Please find enclosed the copy of letter, which is handed at your office on 15.5.11.

Kindly note that your early response on the subject will highly be appreciated.

Thanks & Kind Regards,

Authorised Signatory
SRORWA

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2010-05-19T14:39:00.000+05:30

Initiated by core committee group members with the extended support from RWA. SRORWA.ORG invites all residents/members to contribute their point of view on any matter whether it is complaint to builder/current scenario of RWA or your personal opinion on any issue. Contact us or send mails to srorwa@gmail.com

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URGENT NOTICE FOR RESIDENTS OF SRO

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Most Recent RO Water Report

2010-05-15T11:38:00.000+05:30

Dear Residents

Pl give a honest reply.

Are you concern about your own health & your family members?

Obviously your reply will be yes.

I think it is not correct for most of you.

It is because of casual attitude.

After returning from home town on 11 May 2010, I started monitoring the quality of the RO water. All the three days from 12 to 14 May 2010, the RO water was found yellow during the entire period of 30 minutes of RO water supply. This yellowness was not because of rusting in the pipelines but it was found to be silt present in the RO water.

Have you made similar observation?

If not, Check it today.

If you know it then what action you have taken?

It is called casual attitude.

The poor quality of RO water was further investigated in the yesterday evening (14 May) with the help of Sanjeev (Plumber). In fact RO plant is not working satisfactorily. Filter cap was found broken. In RO system only one filter changed at that time of initial investigation. Second filter is yet to change. The colour of outlet RO water was found yellow clearly indicating that plant is not functioning well. Ro water plant area was flooded with water as water pump was not operated. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of RO water could not be checked as TDS meter available with them went out of order long back.

It is relevant to mention here that now the water from new borewell is being subjected for purification which is yellow in colour & containing sand and other impurities.

After collecting a sample from RO outlet. I went personally to Kalicharan showed the RO Water. He himself admitted the he has faced lot of problem with new borewell. Lot of sand and mud has already taken out during cleaning of underground domestic water tank.

He then rang up to the technician of RO plant and called him today at 10 AM for checking of RO Plant He was also advised to clean all tanks and pipelines.

Please note that 70% diseases are water born diseases, some of them can be found out at chronic stage only.

The builder is taking full advantage of silence of the resident therefore not attending to our problems. Firefighting system and fire extinguishers are only show pieces. Self life the chemical in fire extinguishers is already expired or likely to expire. We are waiting for some big incident to occur.

The members of Association are not taking interest in the work & now start fighting with each other during the meetings. They do not have any regards for each other. Perhaps it is my last report on RO water. I do not want to remain associated with existing association while many members have already resigned. You can now decide what to do next.

Only one suggestion I can make to dissolve the present Association, have a fresh election and only those people should come forward whose has time and really interest in social work.

Thanking you all for cooperation extended.

O.N.Srivastava
C-605

From Mita Bose, OC-603

2010-05-09T15:00:00.000+05:30

Dear Friends,

This mail is to extend my sincere thanks to everyone who made the MataJee's Kirtan a success on 3rd May' 2010. I hereby attach a few pictures for you all to reminisce the event.

Thanks again
MataRanee Kee Jai

Mita Bose
C-603, SRO

Pictures Supertech Building, Ghaziabad - V

2010-05-08T23:22:00.000+05:30

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Wood support to avoid mishap..Be careful while walking in car parking

Pathetic condition roof hanging stand falling over the car

Supertech Residents -Walk in car parking on your own risk

Cables,Utility Pipes, wires bunches hanging on a car

Electric Cable Hanging in car parking

Pictures Supertech Building, Ghaziabad - IV

2010-05-08T23:20:00.000+05:30

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2010-05-08T23:19:00.000+05:30

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Wires clutter opposite C-2 lift
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State of the art water supply and storage
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Wires and pipes moving in parking
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Garbage collection in C-2 shaft
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Terrace room, Yashodha

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Open shaft window 1st floor, c-2
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2010-05-08T23:16:00.000+05:30

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2010-05-06T22:51:00.000+05:30

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2010-05-06T22:45:00.000+05:30

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Sample Flat & Your Dream Home

2010-04-25T15:07:00.000+05:30

Sanjeev Sinha

Mohit Verma, a Delhi-based IT executive, was very excited after seeing the sample flat of an under-construction apartment in Kaushambi, near Wave Cinema, a few years ago. After all, the flat had everything he was looking for – nice interior, marble flooring, modular kitchen…and what not. The flat was really looking a steal at the price it was being offered. Mohit immediately booked one for himself and heaved a sigh or relief. Anyway, after years of search and research, he had finally discovered his ‘dream house’.

Mohit, however, got the shock of his life when the keys of his flat were handed over to him after completion. From the interior of his house to flooring to doors to bathroom fittings to kitchen woodwork – everything looked old and of inferior quality. Mohit felt cheated. He initially complained and even threatened the builder of taking legal action, but nothing happened.

Sadly, this is not the case of Mohit alone. Every year thousands and thousands of home buyers have to face more or less a similar situation, but in most cases they find themselves unable to do anything for various reasons. This explains why despite the use of sample flats becoming a norm, it makes sense not to be carried away by the appeal of a sample flat alone.

Does this also mean that sample flats have become just a marketing gimmick today? Property developers and consultants, however, think otherwise. “Such incidents may happen sometimes, but not always,” they say, claiming that sample flats have got their own merits which shouldn’t be ignored.
For instance, “sample flats enable developers to communicate and portray to the prospective buyer the exact representation of what his actual flat would be like in order to assist them make a sound judgment before purchasing any property. And buyers get a first hand portrayal of not only the layout design and size, but also elements such as colour schemes, furnishings, etc,” says Brotin Banerjee, CEO and MD, Tata Housing Development Company Ltd.

No wonder, “sample flats have become a popular tool used by developers worldwide to showcase their residential developments,” says Pravin Malkani, president, Patel Realty India Ltd, a 100% subsidiary of infrastructure major Patel Engineering Ltd, adding , “a show flat, if used effectively by the sales team, can actually be one of the most potent sales tool in their hands.”

However, while some reputed builders claim their sample flats being the exact representation of what they provide their customers with, that is not the case always. “This is also one of the things which differentiate a good reputed developer from a bad one. In fact, any developer who wants to preserve his reputation will not indulge in these practices,” says Surendra Hiranandani, founder & MD, Hiranandani group & Hiranandani Upscale.

Malkani agrees. “In our opinion, most reputed and good developers don’t do this, and the quality is more or less consistent between the show flat and the constructed flat/ apartment,” he says, adding that it is, however, possible that since the show flat is well done up with all the interior furniture, light fittings, developed kitchens, paintings accessories etc that the difference between what was seen as a ‘ready-to-live-in’ apartment and a ‘cold shell’ apartment may appear as ‘less than promised’.

“Still there are several instances that developers who are not careful with their quality control and who enter in cost savings after making a sale and promises of certain amenities, do deliver less than promised, and this can morally be termed as letting down or cheating,” Malkani observes.

In developed countries, however, the situation is quite different. For instance, builders/ developers there are legally more liable and therefore have a more professional approach to construction. More often than not, they have a built in clause with their contractors to rectify and make good the snags, and this gives the purchaser added protection in such scenarios. Also, most developers in developed countries have to have a valid licence to build and not making good the snags can jeopardise their continuity in the business.

But that is hardly the case in

India

. Even the legal remedies available to buyers are very limited, and the ones that are possible take years to take any effect. Therefore, it is always better to take some precautions before booking/buying a flat in under-construction apartment.

For example, “while buying a residence one always has to have a clear understanding of the offer given by the builder before finalizing it. This includes the exact area of the property, whether the interiors and fittings are complimentary, colours, parking space, etc. Generally builders do not provide interior creatives along with the flat and the sample flat is just a fancy representation to give an idea of how the property would look structurally,” says Ketan Sheth, founder & MD of Goldmine Project Consultants.

In a bid to attract buyers, many builders, however, have started giving ready- to- stay flats such as Boutique Homes where one can just check in with clothes. “Thus, it is very important to clarify the exact offerings along with the property. Other than this, a thorough check on the quality of materials being used and frequent visits may minimize issues like this,” suggests Sheth.

“The other major precaution is to check the reputation of the developer and whether approvals have been obtained,” says Hiranandani.

If you still have any grievance against your builder, send a notice to him in writing. Do not worry if he refuses to accept your notice as only proof of sending is required. Then file your complaint in the consumer court in case the builder does not respond to your notice. “You can also go to local courtrooms, and as per the recent suggestions of the real estate regulation act, if there is a complaint against a builder, he shall be arrested if the charges are seen to be right,” says Sheth.

Courtesy: Times of

India

2010-04-15T12:07:00.001+05:30

Initiated by core committee group members with the extended support from RWA. Contact us at srorwa@gmail.com

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Disclaimer:

Messages posted on this Web site under the `Comments' area are solely the opinions of those who have posted them and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SRORWA or its site www.srorwa.org. Gossip, mud slinging and malicious attacks on individuals are strictly prohibited. SRORWA(www.srorwa.org) cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions in content, nor for the authenticity of the user/company name or email addresses associated with posted messages. SRORWA reserves the right to edit or remove messages containing inappropriate language or any other material that could be construed as libelous, potentially libelous, or otherwise offensive or inappropriate. SRORWA(www.srorwa.org) do not endorse the products and services or any other offerings mentioned in these messages.