Pune:The Airports Authority of India (AAI), Pune continues to wait for the sanction of a 10-acre government land for its project to build residential quarters for AAI and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officials and employees.
"We have been in touch with the district collector's office for the land ever since we moved the proposal a few months ago," Lohegaon airport director P S R K Sudhakar told TOI. "What we have requested the collector's office is to give us preferably a government land located within 5-km radius of the airport," he said.
As of now, most AAI and CISF officials are residing at homes rented on their own in areas such as Vishrantwadi, Tingrenagar and Lohegaon. A residential complex is a long-pending project of the AAI, Pune. In fact, the AAI had initially sought a 20-acre land but, has since scaled down the requirement to 10 acres.
19/10/11 Vishwas Kothari & Sarang Dastane/Times of India
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