BMC revives golf course plan for Mulund dumpsite as Adani lease proposal hits a roadblock

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The remaining 49 acres, BJP MLA from Mulund Mihir Kotecha said, are sufficient to develop a nine-hole golf course. “I have spoken to the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) CEO earlier this week and asked them to immediately begin the feasibility study at the Mulund site. In November last year, the PGTI wrote to the BMC seeking permission to carry out a feasibility study for developing a golf course on the reclaimed landfill. “There are no legal issues that prevent the PGTI from carrying out a feasibility study on the remaining 49 acres. If the golf course proposal is eventually approved, the reservation will have to be changed to that of a recreational facility.