Pattaya councilors investigate construction encroachment complaint behind temple

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Pattaya councilors and city engineering officials inspect construction behind Wat Tham Samakkhi on October 2 following a public complaint over possible encroachment.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City councilors and engineering officials inspected an area behind Wat Tham Samakkhi on October 2 following a public complaint concerning a construction project that may have encroached on surrounding land. The councilors, accompanied by district inspectors and officials from the Pattaya City Engineering Office, surveyed the site to examine the location of the construction, surrounding conditions and relevant details.

The inspection is intended to establish the facts and determine whether the construction follows property boundaries and complies with applicable building regulations and other laws. Officials are also coordinating with agencies responsible for verifying land boundaries and building control to ensure the information is accurate and comprehensive. No conclusion has been made that an encroachment has occurred, and officials said this can only be determined after the proper inspection process is completed.


If further issues are identified, the relevant authorities will be asked to consider appropriate action within their legal powers and procedures. The aim is to prevent disputes and ensure all parties have a clear understanding of the facts.

The Pattaya councilors said complaints from residents are important and should be properly investigated. The site inspection was carried out with responsible officials to establish the facts and ensure the matter is handled transparently and fairly. Further action will depend on the findings of the boundary and construction inspections.

Officials survey the construction site behind Wat Tham Samakkhi to verify property boundaries and determine whether the work complies with relevant laws and regulations.

 

Officials say any further action will depend on the inspection findings, with relevant agencies to follow legal procedures to resolve the complaint and prevent disputes.