DDA Scheme: Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has set a target of settling 85 lakh people in five areas under the landpooling policy. DDA aims to make all the areas mini cities. Each area will also have schools, colleges, hospitals, police stations and fire stations. DDA will construct these administrative buildings and write letters to the concerned departments. Participating land owners and DDA will have 70% share and asked to choose 60% and 40%. Officials said that more than five hundred schools will be built in all the areas.

These facilities will be

Roads will be built on 12% of the land.

there will be street lights

16% of the land will be made green area.

For the convenience of the people, offices of various departments will be built on 8% of the land.

There will be industrial area on 4% land.

documents needed

The petitioner will have to prove his right over the property.

Must have certificate.

No objection certificate from the owner is required for rental property.

Jai approved building plans or structural safety certificate must be provided.

Fire NOC is also required. If the area of the property is more than 250 square meters.

40% land will be given in six phases

Officials said that in the sixth phase, forty% of the land will be given to associations and land owners. The union will then seek permission from DDA to build flats and other works on 60% of the land.

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MD made factory licensing easier

Delhi Municipal Corporation has simplified the process of obtaining factory license. Camps will be organized in all the industrial areas of the region in December. The company is insisting on giving the factory license within the tenth day. It took more than 30 days. The number of documents required for a license has also been reduced from five to four. Besides, you will also get the facility of online application.

Superfast News Coverage By YuvaPatrkaar.com Team

Publish Date: December 24, 2023  

Posted By Sunil

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