Take possession or face cancellation; DSIIDC warns
Updated: Jul 17, 2013 03:20:00pm
New Delhi, Jul 17 (KNN) Delhi Government today has asked entrepreneurs who were given plots at Bhorgarh industrial area under the industry relocation scheme to take possession of their plots by September 30, failing which their allotment would be cancelled.
“It has been observed that many allottees have not taken possession of their plots in spite of making payment towards the cost of their plots allotted at Bawana-II (Bhorgarh) Industrial Area under relocation scheme of industries,” said the Deputy General Manager of Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (DSIIDC) in a notification.
"Allottees are required to submit the requisite documents immediately for processing their cases for release of possessions,” the notification added further.
The notification also warned that the allotment of alternative industrial plot is liable to be cancelled even without any further notification if the possession of the plot is not taken.
Last month, DSIIDC had issued notification for clearing of dues by entrepreneurs who were given plots at Bhorgarh industrial area under the industry relocation scheme.
Around 4,400 entrepreneurs were given plots at Bhorgarh by DSIIDC in the last 15 years to shift their industrial units from non-conforming areas of the city.
Delhi Government had formulated the scheme of “Relocation of Industries” in the year 1996 to reposition and manage the operation and maintenance of industrial units working in the non-conforming/residential areas of Delhi to conforming areas in national capital territory of Delhi.
The allotments of flatted factories and developed industrial plots have been made to applicants by draw of lots in the newly developed industrial areas of Narela, Bawana, Patparganj, Badli, Okhla, Jhilmil Industrial Area etc.
Projects in pipeline include development of a knowledge-based industrial park in Baprola, multi-level manufacturing hub for the SMEs at Rani Khera on Rohtak Road, Delhi etc.
The Supreme Court of India in its order dated in 1996 had observed that under the Master Plan of Delhi-20001, non-residential activities in the residential premises are permitted only under certain conditions as laid down in Master Plan.
With a view to ensure that the provisions of the Master Plan are compiled with a "High Power Committee" had also been constituted. The committee received 43,045 applications for grant of permission to operate from their existing locations. Out of these only 376 applicants were considered eligible for grand of permission.
In this situation the government of NCT of Delhi had taken steps for acquisition of land and for development of industrial estates for relocation of industrial units operating in the non-conforming areas.
DSIIDC had then appointed a consortium consisting of RITES Ltd., Architects' Bureau, Redecon and Tetra Tech for development of acquired land with Industrial estates at Bawana and Holambi Kalan. (KNN)
“It has been observed that many allottees have not taken possession of their plots in spite of making payment towards the cost of their plots allotted at Bawana-II (Bhorgarh) Industrial Area under relocation scheme of industries,” said the Deputy General Manager of Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (DSIIDC) in a notification.
"Allottees are required to submit the requisite documents immediately for processing their cases for release of possessions,” the notification added further.
The notification also warned that the allotment of alternative industrial plot is liable to be cancelled even without any further notification if the possession of the plot is not taken.
Last month, DSIIDC had issued notification for clearing of dues by entrepreneurs who were given plots at Bhorgarh industrial area under the industry relocation scheme.
Around 4,400 entrepreneurs were given plots at Bhorgarh by DSIIDC in the last 15 years to shift their industrial units from non-conforming areas of the city.
Delhi Government had formulated the scheme of “Relocation of Industries” in the year 1996 to reposition and manage the operation and maintenance of industrial units working in the non-conforming/residential areas of Delhi to conforming areas in national capital territory of Delhi.
The allotments of flatted factories and developed industrial plots have been made to applicants by draw of lots in the newly developed industrial areas of Narela, Bawana, Patparganj, Badli, Okhla, Jhilmil Industrial Area etc.
Projects in pipeline include development of a knowledge-based industrial park in Baprola, multi-level manufacturing hub for the SMEs at Rani Khera on Rohtak Road, Delhi etc.
The Supreme Court of India in its order dated in 1996 had observed that under the Master Plan of Delhi-20001, non-residential activities in the residential premises are permitted only under certain conditions as laid down in Master Plan.
With a view to ensure that the provisions of the Master Plan are compiled with a "High Power Committee" had also been constituted. The committee received 43,045 applications for grant of permission to operate from their existing locations. Out of these only 376 applicants were considered eligible for grand of permission.
In this situation the government of NCT of Delhi had taken steps for acquisition of land and for development of industrial estates for relocation of industrial units operating in the non-conforming areas.
DSIIDC had then appointed a consortium consisting of RITES Ltd., Architects' Bureau, Redecon and Tetra Tech for development of acquired land with Industrial estates at Bawana and Holambi Kalan. (KNN)
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