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CHHATTISGARH REGULARISATION OF UNAUTHORISED DEVELOPMENT RULES, 2002

CHHATTISGARH REGULARISATION OF UNAUTHORISED DEVELOPMENT RULES, 2002

CHHATTISGARH REGULARISATION OF UNAUTHORISED DEVELOPMENT RULES, 2002

 

PREAMBLE

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 13 of the Chhattisgarh Anadhikrit Vikas Ka Niyamitikaran Adhiniyam, 2002, the Government of Chhattisgarh, hereby, makes the following rules, namely :

Rule - 1. Short Title.

These rules may be called [1]"Chhattisgarh Anadhikrit Vikas Ka Niyamitikaran Niyam, 2002".

Rule - 2. Definition.

(1)     In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,

(i)       "Act" means Chhattisgarh Anadhikrit Vikas Ka Niyamitikaran Adhiniyam, 2002;

(ii)      "Forms" means forms appended to these rules;

(iii)     "Regularisation Certificate" means a written document issued by the Authority to the applicant stating that such development ceases to be unauthorized.

(2)     Words and expressions used, but not defined in these rules, shall have the same meaning as assigned to them in the Act.

Rule - 3. Application for Regularisation.

(1)     As per the provisions of section 5 of the Act, a person shall make an application for regularisation of unauthorized development, to the Authority, in Form-I, within 90 days from the date of notification of these rules by State Government. The Authority in its discretion, can extend time limit for 30 days, under special circumstances.

(2)     The timings and the place, where applications for regularisation will be received from the applicant, shall be notified by the Authority.

Rule - 4. Matters to be Regularized.

(1)     The authority may regularize any unauthorized development in respect of following matter, namely,

(i)       Marginal open space

(ii)      Floor Area Ratio

(iii)     Change of land use,

(3)     The green area and play ground earmarked in the approved layout of colonies, by the Town & Country Planning Department, will not be regularized under any circumstance.

Rule - 5. Fixation of Penalty.

(1)     For the purpose of deciding the penal amount to be imposed on any applicant, the area wise market value of the unauthorized development, shall be fixed by the Authority and represented as per unit developed area.

(2)     The Calculation of market rate shall be on the basis of land value per unit area, the construction cost per unit area, and the development cost per unit area. Thus, the market rate shall be calculated as follows :-

Market Rate = Land value per unit area + Construction cost per unit area + Development cost per unit area.

Calculation of development expenditure will be made on the basis of development made in the surroundings or development works which will be required to be done, due to regularisation of the unauthorised development.

(3)     Marked value of the land, and valuation of the construction, shall be done as per Bharatiya Stamp Adhiniyam, 1899 and the rules made thereunder "Moolya Margdarshak Sidhanton Ka Banaya Jaana Aur Unka Punarikshan Niyam, 2000".

(4)     The Authority shall publish the market rate so fixed for any area, in widely circulated news paper and display the map showing the different areas having different categories of rates prescribed by it.

(5)     (i) For the purpose of deciding the penal amount in individual cases, the unathorized development may be categorised into residential and non-residential property on the basis of its purpose and use.

(ii) The property, which is developed with residential purposes and is being used for the same, shall be called residential property.

(iii) All other developed properties except those defined in sub-rule 5(5)(ii), shall be termed non-residential properties.

(iv) In each case, group shall be decided on the basis of total developed area. Thus, the total of authorised area and unauthorised developed area of a single building shall be taken into consideration for deciding as to which group, the case belongs to.

(6)     (i) For the calculation of the penal amount to be imposed on residential properties, the applicants shall be classified into either of the four categories on the basis of the area of the unauthorized development, as in the table.

TABLE

S. No.

Categories of applicants

Area of unauthorised development

(1)

(2)

(3)

1.

A

Upto 60 square metres

2.

B

More than 60 square metres and upto

 

 

100 square metres

3.

C

More than 100 square metres and upto

 

 

200 square metres

4.

D

More than 200 square metres

(ii) The Penal amount to be imposed for regularisation of unauthorized developed property shall be decided on the basis of the percentage of market rate fixed for the area in which the property is located. The category wise percentage rate for different matters to be regularised shall be as given in the table:-

TABLE

 

S. No.

Matters to be regularized

Penal amount as a percentage of area wise market rate for different groups

 

 

A

B

C

D

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

1.

Marginal open space

4%

5%

10%

20%

2.

Floor Area Ratio

6%

7%

12%

22.5%

(iii) If the unauthorized development, has been done along with deviation in land use as prescribed in the development plan, an additional penalty for group A 1%, for group B 2%, for group C 5% and for group D 10% of the regularisation of floor area ratio market rate, shall be imposed on each category of the applicant as per rule 6 (ii). In those cases where the applicant provides alternative area, additional penalty will not be imposed on the applicant.

(7)     (i) For calculation of the penal amount to be imposed on unauthorised developed properties for non-residential purpose, the applicants shall be classified into any of the five categories as given in the table :

TABLE

S. No.

Group of applicant

Area of the unauthorised development

(1)

(2)

(3)

1.

Group A 1

Upto 20 square metres

2.

Group B 1

More than 20 sq. mtrs. and upto 60 sq. mtrs.

3.

Group C 1

More than 60 sq. mtrs. and upto 100 sq. mtrs.

4.

Group D 1

More than 100 sq. mtrs. and upto 200 sq. mtrs.

5.

Group E 1

More than 200 square mtrs.

(ii) The penal amount to be imposed on the applicant, for regularisation of non-residential property, shall be calculated as a percentage of market rate decided for the area in which the property is located. The percentage rate for different matters to be regularized, shall be as per the table :

TABLE

S. No.

Matters to be regularised

Percentage market rates for different groups

 

 

Group

Group

Group

Group

Group

 

 

A1

B1

C1

D1

E1

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

1.

Marginal open space

10%

12.5%

15%

17.5%

20%

2.

Floor area ratio

12.5%

15%

17.5%

20%

25%

(iii) If the unauthorised development has been done along with deviation in the land use as prescribed in the development plan, an additional penalty for group A1 1%, for group B1 2%, for group C1 5%, for group D1 7%, and for group E1 10%, of the regularisation of floor area ratio market rate, shall be imposed on the applicant as specified in sub-rule 7(ii). In those cases where the applicant provides alternative area, additional penalty will not be imposed on the applicant for that area.

(8)     In case of the Multi-storied Buildings, the penal amount to be imposed shall be decided on the basis of categorisation of flats on the basis of its built up area, as follows :

TABLE

S.No.

Category of

Specification area of constructed

Penal amount to be imposed

 

Flats

area

percentage

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

1.

F 1

area upto 60 sq. mtrs.

4%

For each matter of regularisation.

2.

F 2

area more than 60 sq. mtrs. and

5%

 

 

 

upto 100 sq. mtrs.

 

 

3.

F 3

area more than 100 sq. mtrs. and

10%

 

 

 

upto 200 sq. mtrs.

 

 

4.

F 4

area more than 200 sq. mtrs.

20%

 

If the unauthorised development has been done along with deviation in the land use as prescribed in the development plan, an additional penalty for group F1 - 1%, for group F2 - 2%, for group F3 - 5% and for group F4-10% of the market rate, as specified in sub-rule 8, shall be imposed on the applicant. In those cases where the applicant provides an alternative area, additional penalty will not be imposed on the applicant.

Rule - 6. Procedure of Regularisation of unauthorised development.

(1)     The authority shall consider only such applications for regularisation of unauthorised developments which came into existence after 1-4-1991 and before the date of notification as per rule 3(i). The authority shall serve a notice on the applicant, if his unauthorised development is found fit for regularisation as per provisions of section 7 of the Act in Form II. Notice should be issued within 90 days of the application as far as possible.

(2)     The Authority shall pass an appropriate order under section 6(1)(ii) of Act as far as possible within thirty days from date of receipt of the objections. Such orders shall be issued by the Authority in Form-III.

(3)     If a request in writing is made to the authority to allow the payment in instalments, the Authority may pass such order as it deems fit, for payment of such penal amount in equal instalments, not exceeding four in number. The instalments shall be equally spaced and the first instalment should be before the expiry of one month while the last instalment should not fall later than one year. An interest @ 10% simple annual rate, will be charged to the applicant.

(4)     If in a case, the Authority is of the opinion, that the case is not suitable for regularisation either under the provisions of section 7 of the Act, or after considering any of the objections raised, the application shall be rejected and the applicant will be informed, mentioning the reasons thereof, in Form IV.

Rule - 7. Certificate of Regularisation.

If the Authority is satisfied that the applicant has complied with the requirements made under these rules, and has paid the penal amount as laid down in Rule 6 it shall issue a certificate in Form-V along with the plan and outlay of such regularized development, under its signature and seal of office, for regularization of such unauthorized development.

Rule - 8. Remittance of Penal Amount Collected.

The penal amount so collected shall be remitted to Government treasury, in a separate revenue head, specified for this purpose by the Government.



[1] Published in Chhattisgarh Rajpatra (Extra ordinary) dated 31st July on Page 379-380(18).