ISLAMABAD, November 11, 2026: Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Sohail Ashraf has directed officials to address longstanding civic problems in Park Enclave, including electricity shortages, sanitation, security, water supply and incomplete development work, while introducing a QR code-based system to streamline plot possession.
The directives were issued during an open kutcheri held at Park Enclave on Wednesday, where residents and allottees raised concerns about essential services and infrastructure across different phases of the housing scheme.
Member Estate Muhammad Zaman Wattoo, Member Building Asmat Sharif Dhillon, Member Environment Abdullah Khurram Niazi, senior CDA officials and a large number of residents attended the gathering.
Residents highlighted several issues, including damaged boundary walls, inadequate sanitation, poor maintenance of public parks, security concerns and electricity supply problems in Phases Two and Three.
Taking notice of the complaints, Sohail Ashraf directed officials to improve sanitation services through a modern solid waste management system and undertake necessary repairs to the boundary wall in Phase One to strengthen security.
He also ordered the early completion of remaining construction work at Park Enclave’s central mosque and directed the relevant departments to resolve parking problems without delay.
Addressing electricity-related complaints, the CDA chairman instructed officials to prioritise power supply arrangements in Phases Two and Three.
He further directed the completion of outstanding development work in Phase Three and called for immediate attention to sewerage, water supply and the rehabilitation of public parks.
The chairman also assured residents that the existing BUP-related issue in Park Enclave would be addressed soon.
QR code-based plot possession system
In a move aimed at improving transparency, Sohail Ashraf directed CDA officials to introduce a QR code-based mechanism for handing over possession of plots to allottees.
He said the new system should simplify possession procedures, improve transparency and make the process more convenient for residents.
The chairman also instructed officials to develop Park Enclave’s commercial areas along modern lines and install permanent, aesthetically designed streetlights along the boulevard and service roads.
Residents’ committee to improve coordination
To strengthen communication between residents and the CDA administration, Sohail Ashraf directed the formation of a committee comprising Park Enclave residents.
The proposed committee will identify local problems, recommend practical solutions and facilitate coordination with the relevant CDA departments.
Residents welcomed the open kutcheri and appreciated the opportunity to raise their concerns directly with senior officials.
The CDA chairman reaffirmed that resolving outstanding issues across all phases of Park Enclave would remain a priority, with particular emphasis on improving infrastructure, essential services and living conditions.