TS BRINGS IN LRS SCHEME ONCE AGAIN
The state government on Tuesday announced the layout regularisation scheme (LRS) and released a government order dated August 31, prior to the civic polls.
According to the order, unauthorised layouts which have come up and been registered through sale deed prior to the August 26 are eligible for regularisation on payment of penalty. It said that the order will be implemented following Telangana Regularisation of Unapproved and Illegal Layout Rules, 2020 in all the HMDA areas, other urban bodies, municipal and panchayats areas.
The state government on Tuesday announced the layout regularisation scheme (LRS) and released a government order dated August 31, prior to the civic polls.
According to the order, unauthorised layouts which have come up and been registered through sale deed prior to the August 26 are eligible for regularisation on payment of penalty.
It said that the order will be implemented following Telangana Regularisation of Unapproved and Illegal Layout Rules, 2020 in all the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) areas, other urban development authorities, municipal corporations, municipalities and panchayats.
The government will receive LRS applications from September 4 till October 15. For individual plots the registration fee will be `1,000 and `10,000 for layouts. Multiple plot owners’ subdivision of plots can also be made by a societ y/ association/ colony developer representing the plot owners in an unapproved layout.
The applicants can file THE GOVERNMENT will receive LRS applications from September 4 till October 15. For individual plots the registration fee will be ` 1,000 and ` 10,000 for layouts.
THE GOVERNMENT said landowners, private developers, firms, companies and property developers can regularise plots in unauthorised layouts if at least 10 per cent of the plots are sold through registered deed on or before August 26. online applications through a common web portal, Mee Seva centre or Citizen Service Centre located in a local body and the smartphonebased mobile app has been developed for this purpose.
Basic regularisation charges will be `200 per sqm for less than 100 sqm plot, `400 per sqm for a plot area between 101 sqm and 300 sqm. `600 per sqm for plot area between 301 sqm and 500 sqm and `750 per sqm for plots above 500 sqm plot area. Irrespective of land value and plot area, `5 per sqm will be charged in slums.
The government said landowners, private developers, firms, companies and property developers can regularise plots in unauthorised layouts if at least 10 per cent of the plots are sold through registered deed on or before August 26.
The order said no registration of plots should be done henceforth in all such unauthorised and unapproved layouts and no building permissions will be granted under the relevant provisions in such layouts. Regularisation of plots or layouts is a precondition for registration or sale of such plots and obtaining building approval for construction, the order stated.
The GO said that no layout or development activity in the beds or full tank levels of water bodies will be regularised.