Mumbai, June 22 (Reporter) Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's office has assured the civic and the Maharashtra government officials that they will submit all relevant documents regarding renovation of actor's 'Mannat' bungalow in Bandra suburb of Mumbai, sources said here on Sunday. Acting on a complaint, the officials had reportedly conducted an inspection of the bungalow to verify if any construction had been undertaken without necessary permissions. A senior official said, "Our team inspected the site after receiving a complaint. The staff at the bungalow informed us that they required permissions from the Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) and would submit them to the concerned authorities. So, we will wait for their reply and our report will be ready by next week." The officials of H West ward's Building and Factory department and the Building Proposal department were also part of the inspection team. It may be recalled that on June 20, the Mumbai's civic body BMC and Forest department officials had conducted an inspection of the bungalow following a complaint of alleged violation of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) norms. According to the media report, actor's manager, Pooja Dadlani, had refuted reports of complaints and asserted that all work is going on as per guidelines. The inspection was conducted to assess whether any renovation or expansion activity around the property had breached CRZ guidelines, which are intended to prevent unauthorised development in environmentally sensitive coastal areas. While the renovation at Mannat is underway, the actor, along with his family Gauri Khan, Aryan Khan, Suhana Khan and AbRam Khan, has moved to lavish duplex apartments in Pali Hill. Reportedly, he pays a monthly rent of Rs 24.15 lakh for both the apartments combined, amounting to an annual rent of Rs 2.90 crore...////...