Residents participate in the Beta 1 RWA public hearing at the newly inaugurated RWA office, raising civic and environmental concerns including the demand for tree plantation near Beta Plaza.
Greater Noida: The Residents Welfare Association (RWA) of Beta 1 organised a public hearing on Tuesday at its newly established RWA office located inside the Beta 1 Barat Ghar. The initiative provided residents with a platform to directly highlight civic issues and interact with RWA office bearers.
Residents Seek Restoration of Green Cover
During the public hearing, resident Narendra Chaudhary raised concerns over the loss of greenery near Beta Plaza. He said that a large number of trees once existed in front of Beta Plaza, but most of them were cut down during the construction of the commercial complex.
Chaudhary urged that fresh plantation be carried out to restore the area’s green cover and improve the local environment.
Residents of Greater Noida's Beta 1 have demanded restoration of green cover during an RWA public hearing, raising concerns over trees cut near Beta Plaza. The RWA has assured residents that the matter will be taken up with the GNIDA Horticulture Department for fresh plantation.…
RWA Assures Action with GNIDA Horticulture Department
Responding to the concern, Beta 1 RWA office bearers assured residents that the matter would be taken up with the Horticulture Department of the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA). They said efforts would be made to ensure that new trees are planted at the location.
RWA Promises Swift Resolution of Civic Issues
RWA General Secretary Harendra Bhati and Vice President Rajbir Singh interacted with residents during the hearing and assured them that all civic issues raised during the session would be pursued with the concerned authorities for early resolution.
The public hearing concluded with the RWA reiterating its commitment to maintaining regular dialogue with residents and working towards addressing sector-level infrastructure and environmental concerns through coordination with the concerned departments.
RWA Beta-1 held its monthly review meeting to discuss sector security, CCTV installation, traffic congestion near Beta Plaza, maintenance charges and the damaged service road. The RWA will submit a memorandum to Greater Noida Authority officials seeking repairs and action on civic issues.
An integrated digital registration system is being proposed to provide toll relief at the Jewar Toll Plaza on the Yamuna Expressway to eligible local residents and farmer families. The system will include online registration, document verification and FASTag integration, with assistance centres proposed for applicants who need help with the digital process.
The CAM dispute at Greater Noida West’s Supertech Eco Village-1 has intensified after the maintenance agency proposed reducing charges to ₹2 per square foot plus GST while cutting manpower across security, housekeeping, horticulture, MEP and management. Residents are opposing the proposed service cuts, while Dadri MLA Tejpal Nagar and BJP district president Abhishek Sharma have assured them that arbitrary reduction of essential facilities will not be allowed.