Mumbai plans uniform redevelopment guidelines, providing a minimum of 300 sq ft to all residents in outdated buildings.
After resolving the impasse over the redevelopment of 388 dilapidated MHADA buildings in Mumbai, the state authorities is now contemplating uniform guidelines to increase advantages to all residents throughout constructing redevelopment. The proposed policy ensures a minimum space of 300 sq. toes for residents, even when their flats are lower than 300 sq. toes, selling equity in redevelopment tasks.
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde directed the administration to grant the advantages of Development Control Rule 33(7) to the 388 MHADA flat house owners. MHADA had beforehand redeveloped these buildings three to 4 many years in the past, demolishing round 900 outdated constructions and offering 27,373 flats within the island metropolis. The city growth division (UDD) of the state authorities is creating a components and guidelines for a second redevelopment underneath 33(7).
UDD officers said that residents in cessed buildings presently obtain free houses of at the very least 300 sq. toes in redevelopment tasks. CM Shinde’s announcement to increase these advantages to residents of the 388 MHADA buildings prompted discussions a few complete policy determination. The new determination goals to supply free homes of a minimum 300 sq. toes to all Mumbai residents dwelling in 100-to-200-square-feet houses in outdated buildings.
In a associated growth, a delegation from MHADA Sangharsh Kruti Samiti, led by former Congress MLA Madhu Chavan, met with UDD extra chief secretary Aseemkumar Gupta. They demanded that the choice on the redevelopment of 388 buildings be executed underneath 33(7), aligning with CM Shinde’s meeting announcement. Gupta assured the delegation that the choice would adhere to Shinde’s announcement, and the advantages would prolong to different buildings in new orders.
