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Lagos Seals 25 Properties In Ifako-Ijaiye
The Lagos State Government has sealed 25 properties within the Ifako-Ijaiye District over numerous bodily planning violations, together with working with out legitimate permits, unlawful remodelling and building with out approval.
The enforcement train was carried out by the Monitoring and Compliance Unit of the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA) following violations similar to over-density, non-conformity with accredited plans and ongoing building with out planning approval.
According to the company in a press release shared on Facebook, the affected property homeowners had earlier been served contravention notices by the District Office however did not adjust to the directives.
The newest enforcement train follows an analogous operation in July, when the state authorities sealed greater than 20 properties in Ikeja Local Government Area over numerous bodily planning infractions.
The July train was carried out by LASPPPA as a part of efforts to implement compliance with the state’s planning legal guidelines.
An announcement by the Lagos State Government on the time stated the operation was led by the Permanent Secretary, Office of Physical Planning, Olayinka Wasiu, alongside the General Manager of LASPPPA, Kehinde Osinaike, and different administrators.
The affected properties included landed properties, uncompleted buildings and buildings with unauthorised extensions, which have been discovered to be in violation of the Lagos State Physical Planning Law.
LASPPPA suggested homeowners and builders of the affected properties in Ifako-Ijaiye to go to their nearest district workplace or its head workplace at Oba Akinjobi Way, reverse Soho Filling Station, Government Reserved Area, Ikeja, for additional motion.
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