new delhi no new scheme has been proposed in the dda budget this time after tabling the revised estimates for 201314 and budget estimates for 201415 on friday dda vicechairman balvinder kumar conceded he was aware of the huge backlog of projects that was why he wasnt proposing new schemes figures show ddas income is down to rs 4766 crore from the estimated rs 7940 crore likewise expenditure too is down by over 12 to rs 4766 crore from 5448 crore the allocation for land acquisition is down to rs 297 crore from the estimated rs 400 crore kumar said he would focus on clearing the backlog and works to which dda was already committed for this several moves had been initiated such as digitization of records geospatial surveys of dda lands and grievance redressal some new projects the dda vc said hed devote energy and funds to are building 273 multistoreyed oneroom tenements at mangalpuri dwarka at a cost of rs 15 crore and insitu development of jailorwala bagh for which rs 20 crore has been earmarked dda proposes to construct a multilevel stack parking at vikas marg at rs 75 crore elevated roads from najafgarh drain to rewari dwarka sector 22 to nh 10 and community halls at vishwas nagar dilshad garden vivek vihar geeta colony srinivas puri kalkaji and three at rohini hotel far the dda board decided to increase the far of hotels along roads that are 30 metres wide or more to 375 from 325 this would mean an additional 20 rooms in the capital the announcement is expected to cheer hoteliers who can now only expand their establishments vertically dda has not kept a cap on the height of hotels final nocs will be given on a casetocase basiskatputli colony the board decided to move 2800 katputli colony families to prefabricated homes at anand parbat officials said a census in the area had confirmed the number of deserving families at 2800 but colony residents insist that the number is much more the colony was one of the three picked for insitu development a private developer will get dda land to utilize for commercial purposes rehabilitating those living in the area within the developed portion the delhi urban arts commission has given a nod to the project