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Region Five and Region Six residents allocated land and housing units

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February 7, 2023
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Monday more than forty (40) residents hailing from Region Five and Region Six were allocated land and housing units

The allocation came as a result of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA), Mr. Sherwyn Greaves leading an outreach at the Regional Housing Office in New Amsterdam, Region Six. The outreach was a follow-up to a visit to the region last week by President Irfaan Ali.

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The CEO stated that some twenty-four (24) Berbicians were allocated house lots at Shieldstown, Region Five and Number 76 Village, Region Six. Twenty-two (22) residents were also allocated housing units constructed by CHPA at Fort Ordnance and Hampshire, Region Six.

Forty-two (42) persons, who were allocated homes at Hampshire, signed up for their Agreement of Sale. The CEO stated that this is aimed at ensuring the allottees occupy their homes as soon as possible. Close to twenty-five (25) residents were also able to register for their Certificate of Title.

Following queries from informal settlers, a team from the CHPA is expected to conduct field visits this week.

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