11 BR No 11774
11 BR No 11774
11 BR No 11774
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Appraisal Allotment Administrative Financial Policy Others
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2. Prevailing Practice.
Sometimes, the plots abutting each other or plots in series are agreed to be leased to the
same Licensee/s. In such cases, the Licenseeis often request for amalgamation of plots, in
order to have better planning and utilization of the combined area allotted to them.
As per the present practice followed for amalgamation, if two plots (next to each other)
are to be amalgamated, then such plots have to fulfill the following conditions,
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i) The Plots should belong to the same owner.
ii) The permitted landuse of both the plots should be the same.
iii) The FSI permitted for both the plots should be the same.
iv) Once the plots are amalgamated, no sub-divMtolres.uttra
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be permitted.
v) Estate Section should examine the transfer charges, date of Agreement to Lease of
such amalgamated plots.
vi) The record date of amalgamated plots should be taken as the date of Agreement to
Lease that of the earlier / older executed Agreement for charging of Additional
Lease Premium (ALP).
The GDCR for Navi Mumbai has a provision for charging scrutiny fees for amalgamation /
sub-division of plots under Regulation No.16.1 (3), presently recovered by Estate Section.
However, there is no comprehensive policy guidelines for amalgamation / sub-division of
plots.
As mentioned above, the Corporation has been practicing such amalgamation, in absence of
comprehensive policy guidelines. While many a times, it is observed that, amalgamation of
bigger plots do not have an impact on the surrounding, built-up environment, though there
is a possibility of change of use after amalgamation and avail higher FSI. However,
amalgamation of smaller plots, especially in case of bungalow plots / row house plots, leads
to construction of taller apartment type buildings, which may change the intended
character of the scheme / area.
Also in case of core units / LIG / EWS Plots allotted under BUDP and other schemes of
CI DCO and plots situated on 6.00 M., or lesser wide roads. Amalgamation in such case is not
desirable, from fire and provision of other infrastructure point of view.
Having regard to the above, it is necessary to frame policy guidelines to regulate the
development and also to process proposals for amalgamation sub-division..
4. Legal Opinion
Legal opinion on the proposed policy is obtained, (Annexure-II). The advice of Senior Law
Officer of maintaining the scheme / category and sub-category of amalgamated plots and
levying charges on additional payment proposed is duly complied in the proposal. Also, the
suggestion of Sr. Law Officer to obtain opinion of Estate Section and Sr. Economist is also
complied with. Further, the opinion / suggestions of Estate Section and Sr. Economist are
duly incorporated in the proposal.
5. Proposal
For amalgamation / sub-division of plots, allotted for various uses, proposed guidelines are
placed at Annexure,I. Certain landuses are excluded from the purview of amalgamation /
sub-division.
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It is proposed to exclude core units / LIG / EWS Plots allotted under BUDP or other schemes
of CIDCO and plots situated on 6.00 M., or lesser width roads, from the scope of this
proposal.
Besides this, the guidelines prescribed by the Estate Section and the Law Section, for fixing
date of Lease agreement for amalgamated plots, premium / ALP to be collected, penalties to
be levied, period for completion of construction in amalgamated plots / reconstruction of
building in amalgamated plots, etc., are also included in the present proposal.
Details of policy guidelines framed, based on the above, are placed at Annexure-l.
E. Financial implications. No
F. Legal implications
Guidelines are framed herewith for processing the cases related to amalgamation / sub-
division of plots, to streamline the process. No legal implications are foreseen in this
proposal.
06.01• 2-017-
G. Date of Approval of the Agenda Note by VC & MD / JMD:
The Board may pass the following Resolutions with or without modifications:
"RESOLV FURTHER THAT, the Board do ta note of the need to frame gui Ines for
amalgamatio sub-division of plots and hereby ap oves the Policy Guidelines as enlo 'd in
Ann.exure - I to ermit and regulate such proposals'.
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"RESOL, D FURTHER THAT, VC&MD be and is hereby empowered to -take suitable
amendmei is to the guidelines as may be re ired for hardship cases and smooth
amplemen a r on o policy
"RESOLVED Hi THER THAT, VC& D t MD-I be a d are e eby authorized to imple ant the
above Resolution
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(R N Dengle)
(Chief Architect & Planner)
During discussions, the Board noted that as per the proposed guidelines
is to allow amalgamation/ sub-division/s plots for cases covering of (i)
same land use, (ii) same ownership and (iii) same F.S.I.
Resolution:
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B. SUB-DIVISION
In case of Sub-division of plots,
a) Before sub-division of plots, the clearances / remarks shall be obtained from
Engineering Department for suitability of provision of Infrastructure i.e. Water
supply, Sewerage system, etc.
b) Clearance from Planning Dept., to be obtained prior to sub-division on the shape /
proportions of the resultant individual plot/s to check. for suitability of permissible
FSl consumption and other prevailing rules / regulations / policy etc.
c) In case Urban Design Guidelines are applicable to a scheme / block / sector / area /
plot, clearance to be obtained prior to Sub-division of plot/s, from Planning
Department.
d) The sub-division of plot/s shall be subject to the DCRs provision inter-alia regarding
plot access, road-width, road-length, 163(1a)I, etc.
e) Post sub-division, change of use, if any on individual plot/s shall be subject to
provisions of CIDCO GDCR regulation no.- 16.3(1 a)1.
III, Procedure
Estate Section shall upon receipt of Amalgamation / Sub-division applications, initiate
proposals, procure due approvals and implement the policy.
In case of any discrepancy in above clauses, the decision of VC&MD, CIDCO shall be
final and binding on the Lessee.
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No. 1.1)(2
The lgentlia of the Board Note ,T3. aced to t le' F.,loard Meetingno. 59- 5 dated 26/8/2016 and
the Board• Resolution. pa.s.-zed !'- espect of ,the sa„i note have been-. perused where
directions have been given to give legal .opinion on t e Proposed policy' guidelines
amalgamation/ sub-division 01 Plots as bro,ight out at Annt,..x.ure - of the said Board Note,
The proposed policy guidelines, .00 amalgamation/ sub.clivision of plots as brought out at
• Annex ire of the said f:-')oard Note has been ear rutty examined. from the legal point t...)f.
view and the suggestions made this 1.(...r....lartrnei in to shell are •as under
for all cat., oriesof allotments made by the C r )oration tnenL7.onid here ;n
at Page 337.
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tne above categories, arilaig,,.-chaon of plots ailotted ;indt.-! he same category sho'.iifi
only be allowed. For eg., a Pint allot:ed• to a C4.-)operative !.•;ocieiy formed by ;...:!eeciom .
lands • under 12.5<k Scheine tcL .1:.,Tind holders being in Blood relationship
(Mother,fat,her,brother :and :sister. • \vile and children ) from whom lands have been
acquired 'under Tdifferent awards, The cu-ctil;:ir issued b\ the then MD dated 18.1.2011 in
.respect of - the said cumulative allotments to such persons is enclosed at page C. 339.
The said decision may be perused althoUgh the same is not directly related to the
present issue.
1) The condition stipulated in Clause 2 (II) which includes the plot owner by
immediate "blood relations" may he modified to remove the said words as the said
terminology 'immediate blood relations' is a wide term in which several blood relations
may be included, Instead of specifying the combinations of the relations as stated in the
said clause, the said clause may be modified slitting that the said amalgamititm can be
considered if the plots are owned by persons falling within the relations of father.
mother, husband, vile, brother, sister and children.
conditions:
a) Where the us --r5specified in the uree dent. to Lease of both the plots are
the same and FS! allowed in case of both the allotmen s is the same.
The scheme and Categor under which the plots have been allotted. is the same.
inv trig •tender ci,innot be•amalgq:ltritted. Similarly the •plots allotted Cc.r-operlitive
IV) After the decision of amalgamation of the plots is taken a Modified Agreement is
required to he executed with the Applicants/Allottees. In the said agreement, apart from
the other terms and conditions of amalglimation and construction of buildings on thesaid
plots, it should be specifically mentioned that period of le;:is( for the amalgamated plot
under the said Modified Agreement shall be considered to have commenced from the
date of execution of the Agreement to Lease of the plot which had been allotted
earlier in time and that the licensee under the said Agreement does not have any
V) While taking the decision of amalgamation of the plots, due consideration should he
given to• aspects of availability of various infrastructure, including open spaces, transport
facilities, requirements for construction against, fire, water supply, sewerage and
electricity which has been considered as a serious issue in various matters before High
Court and Supreme Court. In SLP(C ) No. 33402 of 2012 Municipal Corporation of
another, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has considered these issues and passed a detailed
order dated 17.12.2013. The said order is annexed at Page 341 to 365. The said order
may be perused and considered for the purpose of taking decision in the above
individual cases.
VI) While perusing the file of Mayuresh Developers who had also made an application
for amalgamation of his Plot nos. 75 and 76, Sector 15 situated at CBD Beiapur, it was
observed that the then. Chief Planner had opined that in cases where amalgamation of
plots leads to increase in the number of tenements that shall be constructed on the
amalgarmited plot, a policy should be rivide for the purpose of le.vying some charges in
'stich cases to generate revenue for the ( orporation, -this may he Ulken into
consideration.
Nil) This policy should be formulated after taking the opinion of the Estate Department
a nd Sr. Economist.
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Continued by N/31 e
With reference to the noting of lic Sr. Law Officer in the para VI) on N/31, it is submitted
that the plots are sold on the basis of FSI and the number of of tenements permitted to
be constructed is not specified; hence there is no question of increase in number of
tenements due to amalgamation. Accordingly it will not be advisable to levy additional
charges other than the charges proposed for amalgamation.
In addition to the points brought out on pre pages, the observations of Estate Dept. as
follows:
• The Board vide BR No 11496 dated 01.12.2015 resolved to inquire into the reasons
of permitting multi-dwelling units in the absence of existence of any policy in the
past and fix responsibility for the same.
In this connection it is submitted that in the past, the Building Permission Depts of
both CIDCO as well as NMMC has granted development permission to bunglow/ row
house plots to construct multi-family dwellings and OC has also been granted.
Further the Estate Dept. has granted the Lease Deed and transfers were also
permitted till December 2009, when the then MD issued a circular dated 23.12.2009
restricting multifamily dwellings in bunglow/rowhouse plots.
It is further submitted_
that even today, in NMMC area, the NMMC being Planniag
Authority is granting development permission for constructing multifamilty dwelling
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units in bungalowfiowhouse plots, inspite of letters from the Estate Dept. that the
Agreement to Lease / Special conditions of Marketing booklet/ CIDCO policy does
not permit the same.
This aspect needs to be viewed from the point of view of the buyers of such
tenements who are adversely affected as today Estate Dept of CIDCO considers such
apartments as unauthorised and no Estate services are provided to them inspite of
possessing all necessary legal approvals and permissions from the Competent
Authorities.
In many such cases, although the plot owners have a valid Commencement
Certificate, the Estate Dept is not issuing the No Dues certificate to such plots for
obtaining the Occupancy Certificate and as a result the ALP payable toward
extension in time is increasing without any relief to such plot holders. Many such
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cases a-Fe-u-n-reselvect-arvd- these-apar • * " e y_follavving up
with the Estate Dept seeking relief.
In view of the above, it is recommended that in Para 4 of the Board Note the following
additional para needs to be added pertaining to multifamily dwellings -
In all cases of Bunglow/Row House plots of area upto 500 sqm, wherein the construction
is completed and Occupancy Certificate is granted by the concerned Planning Authority
i.e. CIOCO or NMMC, permitting multi-dwellings, then the apartments so constructed shall
be permitted irrespective of carpet area of the individual tenements so constructed and
permissions for transfer, mortgage, lease etc. shall be granted in all such cases prior to the
passing of this Board Resolution. However after passing of this Board Resolution, no such
relaxation shall be granted
• Annexure - I , 1(5) - It is submitted that once the plot is amalgamated and the modified
agreement is executed then transfer charges shall be calculated as per the area of the
amalgamated plot.
• Annexure - 1 (II) 2(b) - this restriction should be only for Bungalow/row house plot and not
Submitted
Manager (Tow/ervices-1)
2-410 )1L
November 4, 2016
The Board Note pertaining to the Amalgamation/sub-division of plots and the annexure
listing the proposed policy guidelines placed at 0/293 to C/315 have been perused from
the point of view of Economics Section.
The Land Pricing and Land Disposal policy approved by CIDCO Board vide BR No
11375 dated 23.06.2015 has prescribed various Base Rates taking into account the
characteristics of plots like Land Use, FSI, etc. As long as these characteristics like
Land Use, FSI remain same while Amalgamation/sub-division of plots, the Base Rate
prescribed by the said policy is not likely to change. Therefore it is felt that the Board
Note as well as annexure, which have listed the proposed guidelines, should only
recommend amalgamating / sub-dividing the adjoining plots which have similar
characteristics in terms of Land Use, FSI etc.
However, it will be important to examine whether the ratio of required marginal space
and Built up area varies after the amalgamation/subdivision and whether the built up
area would increase/decrease accordingly. If in case, the built up area increases and
which in turn permit to construct additional number of dwelling units/tenements, the
policy should make provision for levying some charges in order to generate some
revenue for the Corporation.
Submitted Please
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Economist
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