bangalore the state government has sought permission from the supreme court to use the roerich premises in tataguni estate to celebrate svetoslav roerichs birth centenary on october 23in an official release chief secretary b s patil said he had a chaired a meeting of officials concerned to discuss details in the first phase a park of international standards and an art gallery to house roerich works both estimated to cost rs 185 crore would come up in the estate a blueprint had already been prepared for this and work would start in october he saidpatil said infrastructure would be created for the benefit of tourists to include drinking water toilets and rest rooms work on fencing and constructing the compound wall around the estate would also be taken up soon he saidhe said the government would also seek financial assistance from the central government to protect buildings in the estatethe meeting was attended by pms officer on special duty sudheendra kulkarni cultural director of the union ministry of culture sanjiv mittal additional chief secretary b k das public works secretary k l negi and kannada and culture secretary c s kedar