Removal of Structures at Pointe-d’Esny
The Ministry of Housing and Lands has ordered the removal of several structures deemed illegal at Pointe-d’Esny.
The Ministry of Housing and Lands has recently taken action regarding structures located at Pointe-d’Esny. Following a survey conducted after Minister Shakeel Mohamed’s visit on August 13, 20 property owners have been ordered to remove their installations.
Removal notices have been issued to the affected owners, granting them a seven-day deadline to comply with this request. The targeted structures include barriers, ropes, signs, and other installations that, according to the ministry, occupy or affect portions of public land. These devices are seen as obstacles that may restrict access to certain areas.
This decision is part of an initiative aimed at protecting public space and ensuring free access to various infrastructures. The government emphasizes the need to adhere to regulations regarding the occupation of public land.
The affected property owners are therefore urged to act quickly to avoid potential penalties. This situation also raises questions about urban planning and the management of public spaces in Mauritius, particularly in sensitive areas like Pointe-d’Esny.
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