How many engineers does it take to deploy a functional STP?
That is exactly what you'll experience with Pride projects. Why don't you take a lead and visit their famous project named Pride Platinum. There's a "well engineered" (read as well outsourced) STP (Sewage Treatment plant), the treats all excreta and makes sure the same water is pumped into your homes and all the flora and fauna around you.
A well thought of vendor (read as cheap supply for blame shifting) has deployed a remarkable STP in their premises. One that causes your nose hair to burn in despair. Something that you can smell from a mile.
An easy direction to reach Pride Platinum would be "Follow the smell", yes, the one that is not so pleasant.
Reference: http://www.indianrealestateforum.com/607034-post17.html
[QUOTE]1) They use sewage treatment for flush tank water. Most of the times their plant goes bad and you get Black brackish water in your flush. It stinks like a gutter.
2) They gave possession to the residents since November 2011 and the place is still not complete. They haven't provided the following amenities as yet:
- Piped gas.
- Working elevators (Only one is functional while the second is powered off for life).
- Corporation water line.
- They get water from tankers and mix it with bore well water for drinking purposes. They say that they are getting tankers from PMC which is a lie.
- Their amenities have changed and their layout has changed for the 3rd time. They promised a lot of things and delivered half of it.
3) They forcefully installed Videocon D2h common antenna without consulting the residents and then asked every one to remove their personal antennas. That includes connections for which people had paid in advance for a year.
4) Garbage chutes have been installed but are not operational.
5) The so called club house is still grey in colour without any walls and floor.
6) And they still have the guts to ask for Rs. 5800/- per square feet.
7) The water in bathrooms doesn't go through any treatment and you get ultra solid hard water that stains all the bathroom fittings and tiles. They say it is excellent water!
8) The work will take another year or two to complete.
9) And without any amenities they are charging maintenance from November. Wonder what maintenance they are doing when their lifts are failing every 4-5 hours.
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That is exactly what you'll experience with Pride projects. Why don't you take a lead and visit their famous project named Pride Platinum. There's a "well engineered" (read as well outsourced) STP (Sewage Treatment plant), the treats all excreta and makes sure the same water is pumped into your homes and all the flora and fauna around you.
A well thought of vendor (read as cheap supply for blame shifting) has deployed a remarkable STP in their premises. One that causes your nose hair to burn in despair. Something that you can smell from a mile.
An easy direction to reach Pride Platinum would be "Follow the smell", yes, the one that is not so pleasant.
Reference: http://www.indianrealestateforum.com/607034-post17.html
[QUOTE]1) They use sewage treatment for flush tank water. Most of the times their plant goes bad and you get Black brackish water in your flush. It stinks like a gutter.
2) They gave possession to the residents since November 2011 and the place is still not complete. They haven't provided the following amenities as yet:
- Piped gas.
- Working elevators (Only one is functional while the second is powered off for life).
- Corporation water line.
- They get water from tankers and mix it with bore well water for drinking purposes. They say that they are getting tankers from PMC which is a lie.
- Their amenities have changed and their layout has changed for the 3rd time. They promised a lot of things and delivered half of it.
3) They forcefully installed Videocon D2h common antenna without consulting the residents and then asked every one to remove their personal antennas. That includes connections for which people had paid in advance for a year.
4) Garbage chutes have been installed but are not operational.
5) The so called club house is still grey in colour without any walls and floor.
6) And they still have the guts to ask for Rs. 5800/- per square feet.
7) The water in bathrooms doesn't go through any treatment and you get ultra solid hard water that stains all the bathroom fittings and tiles. They say it is excellent water!
8) The work will take another year or two to complete.
9) And without any amenities they are charging maintenance from November. Wonder what maintenance they are doing when their lifts are failing every 4-5 hours.
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