Chander Kunj Army Towers: apartment owners call for appointment of project officer amid demolition delays
Apartment owners represented by CATAOA have demanded the immediate appointment of a dedicated project officer and the establishment of a project office to address demolition delays at Chander Kunj Army Towers in Fort Kochi. They also urged the swift convening of the District Collector’s committee and the sub‑committee chaired by the Fort Kochi Revenue Divisional Officer to oversee demolition and reconstruction.
- ✓Apartment owners represented by CATAOA have demanded the immediate appointment of a dedicated project officer and the establishment of a project office to address demolition delays at Chander Kunj Army Towers in Fort Kochi.
- ✓They also urged the swift convening of the District Collector’s committee and the sub‑committee chaired by the Fort Kochi Revenue Divisional Officer to oversee demolition and reconstruction.
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Apartment owners, organized under the Chander Kunj Apartment Owners Association (CATAOA), have formally requested that a dedicated project officer be appointed and a project office set up to accelerate the stalled demolition of the Chander Kunj Army Towers in Fort Kochi, Kerala. The appeal highlights the owners' frustration with ongoing delays and seeks administrative intervention to move the project forward.
CATAOA specifically called for the immediate formation of a project office and the convening of two oversight bodies: the District Collector’s committee and a sub‑committee chaired by the Fort Kochi Revenue Divisional Officer. The association emphasized that these committees should meet at the earliest opportunity to supervise both the demolition of the existing structures and the subsequent reconstruction of the apartments.
The Chander Kunj Army Towers have been earmarked for demolition and rebuilding, a process that directly impacts the residents of the complex. Prolonged delays have raised concerns among owners about safety, financial losses, and the timeline for rehousing. By securing a project officer and active oversight committees, the owners hope to ensure a transparent, timely, and coordinated execution of the redevelopment plan.
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| Issuing Authority | The Hindu National |
|---|---|
| Topic Category | GOVERNANCE |
| Jurisdiction | KL State |
| Publication Date | 11 September 2026 |