Key decisions by DDA, conversion charges waived in 100 markets
NEW DELHI: Ahead of Delhi Assembly polls, the Delhi Development Authority has approved a number of significant steps to facilitate citizens such as dropping of conversion charges in respect of about 100 markets on shop-cum-residence local shopping centres and giving approval of villages as urban amalgamation of two plots upto 200 square meters.
The Delhi Development Authority held its meeting under the chairmanship of Anil Baijal, Lieutenant-Governor, Delhi/Chairman, DDA at Raj Niwas
The Authority approved the final proposal for amalgamation of two plots up to 200 square metres as compared to 64 square metres existing in the Master Plan. The Authority on on Friday approved a proposal for changing the mode of disposal of Institutional category plots from Leasehold to Freehold basis.
In Raj-Niwas meeting, several decisions have been taken as modification in Master plan:2021 related to Household and Industries services. The Authority also approved a proposal, under which household industrial units with maximum 9 workers and 11 KW power operating in residential areas and new industrial units of the similar type need not have to take mandatory statutory clearances from labour and Industries departments and Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC), with the condition that no polluting industrial units will be permitted as household industry.
"To make Delhi greener and pollution-free, the Authority approved a final proposal to change the land use of 64.22 acres of land located in ash disposal area of Badarpur Thermal Power Plant, New Delhi from "Manufacturing" to "Recreational".
The Authority approved a proposal to modify existing policy guidelines for resitement and shifting of petrol pump and gas godown existing on the DDA's land. Under the modified policy, two different sites will be identified and a draw out of these identified sites will be conducted for allotment of the site in lieu of petrol pump/gas godown whose site has been utilised for planned project or scheme. Earlier three sites were identified.
