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3 (C). Rebate on allotment of larger size
industrial plot:
For setting up an industry in
non-saturated industrial areas, a 10% rebate in the rate of development
charges on industrial plot allotment measuring minimum of 10000 sqm. and an additional rebate of
0.5% per 1000 sqm. over
and above 10,000 sqm. shall
be allowed subject to maximum rebate of 25%.
Further, an additional 10% rebate
in the rate may be allowed by way of reimbursement to those who makes Rs. 50 Crores minimum
investment for setting up a industrial project or Rs. 25 Crores minimum
investment for setting up a power plant within 5 years period from the
allotment date on minimum 20,000 sqm. size plot. (Amended as per IDC decisions taken vide
item 11 & 10 on 14.2.2001 & 10.12.2001 respectively and vide item 7
on 12.10.2004).
If an applicant applies
for more than on plot adjoining to each other, on the same day for one
industrial unit alongwith the request of merger of
plots at the time of making application, rebate in the rate of development
charges permissible for large size plot shall be allowed after merger of
plots. (Inserted as per IDC decision taken
vide item 4 on 25.4.2005)
3 (D). Allotment of land for nursing
homes/hospitals:
The terms and conditions for land
allotment for nursing homes / hospitals shall be as under:
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1. Rate of
Allotment
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(i)
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In slow moving industrial areas, the rate shall
be industrial rate. Concession to members of SC/ST, Ex-Servicemen, War
Widows, Physically Handicapped and Women Category as applicable for
industrial plot allotment as per rule 3 (A) shall also be allowed.
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(ii)
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In normal areas the rate shall be 1.5 times
industrial rate. Concession to members of SC/ST, Ex-Servicemen, War Widows,
Physically Handicapped and Women Category upto
the extent of 50% of the admissible limit as per rule 3 (A) shall also be
allowed.
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(iii)
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In saturated areas the plot shall be allotted
through open auction keeping reserve price at minimum 1.5 times of the
industrial rate.
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2. Area requirement as per bed
strength:
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S. No.
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Size of Nursing Homes / Hospitals
( Number of Beds )
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Area requirement
(In sqm.)
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(i)
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6 to 10
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700 to 1,500
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(ii)
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11 to 20
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1,500 to 2,000
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(iii)
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21 to 30
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2,000 to 3,000
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(iv)
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31 to 51
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3,000 to 5,000
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3. Procedure
for allotment
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(i)
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Allotment in saturated industrial areas shall be
made through open auction after publication of an advertisement in a
popular newspaper. In other areas allotment shall be made as per normal
procedure after receiving complete applications.
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(ii)
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Unit heads shall make allotment of plot.
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4.Eligibility Criteria: Any doctor (minimum MBBS)
with two years professional experience or any entrepreneur who shall recruit
the qualified staff to operate the nursing home / hospital shall be eligible
for land allotment.
5. Implementation Schedule: Nursing home/hospital construction shall start
within one year from the allotment and the nursing homes / hospitals will
come in functioning with facilities indicated below within three years from
the allotment date.
6.Minimum Medical Facilities
required with respect to Bed Strength:
(i)
Nursing homes / Hospitals having 6 to 10 beds capacity and set up on plot
size of 700 to 1500 sqm. should
essentially have an outdoor and indoor facilities . It should be equipped
with equipment like ECG Machine, Sterilizers and routine examination
equipment.
(ii) Nursing Homes /
Hospitals having 11 to 20 beds set up on plot size 1501 to 2000 sqm. should have regular outdoor
and indoor facilities , diagnostic facility , essentially pathology lab to
cater to the routine pathology examination , ECG machine and other regular
medical check up equipment. The facility should be equipped with minor
operation theatre and anesthesia facility.
(iii) Nursing Homes /
Hospitals having 21 to 30 beds set up on land measuring 2001 to 3000 sqm. should have indoor /
outdoor facilities , diagnostic facility covering pathology for routine and
special investigation and radiology . In Radiology, they should have an X -
Ray machine and Ultra – Sonography Machine. Apart from
these they should have other routine medical check up equipment. The
pathology and radiology departments should be manned by trained manpower. The
hospital should also have regular operation theatre and surgical facility and
an ICU.
(iv) Nursing Homes /
Hospitals having 31 beds and above should have minimum facilities as
indicated at S.no. (iii) above
and should also cater to specialized treatment facility .
7.
Residential Facilities: The allotted land will be exclusively used for setting up of the
nursing homes / hospitals. However, permission for construction of
residential accommodation within the allotted plot would be given as per the
facility allowed to an industrial plot allottee.
8. Supportive Facilities: Facilities like Drug Store/Medical
Shop, Godown, Diagnostic center & Food Center owned by Hospital /
Nursing Home may be permitted without premium.
(Amended as per IDC decisions taken vide
item 3, 8 & 18 and 8 on 21.5.1999, 8.8.2000, 16.3.2001 respectively &
resolution passed by circulation on 7.4.2001, and vide item 7 on 21.3.2002).
3 (E). Allotment
of land to Technical Institutes / Training Institutes - Engineering / Medical
/ Dental and Other Technical Institutes:
1. Terms and conditions for land allotment are as under:
(i)
Land allotment applications would be entertained after informing the
plot availability for the purpose through a press release. The allotment rate
shall be the rate of development charges prevailing in the industrial area.
(ii) The interested agency /
consortium should have sufficient experience to run similar technical
institution in India or abroad. Those having
collaboration / franchise arrangement with the Institution of National /
International repute would be given due weightage.
(iii)
The investment on Technical Institutes should be substantial (minimum Rs.
10 crores) to be made within five years of land
allotment. However, the land approving committee shall decide the minimum
investment level in consultation with the applicant. (Amended as per IDC decision taken vide
item 4 on 29.11.2003)
(iv) The implementing agency
should take effective steps to the satisfaction of the State Government /
RIICO within two years of allotment, otherwise the allotment will be liable
to be cancelled and amount equivalent to keenness money or keenness money
deposited, as the case may be, would be forfeited.
(v) The proposed Institutes
should have the approval of the State Government and be got affiliated with
the All India Council of Technical Education / University as the case may be.
(vi) The fees pattern shall be
as per guidelines of AICTE/ ICMR/ State Government/ Supreme Court Orders.
(vii) The Governing Council/
Board of the Institute should have one Nominee of RIICO/ State Government.
(viii) The implementing agency/
consortium should have sufficient funds to implement the project. They shall
furnish adequate evidence to this effect.
(ix) For Engineering Colleges,
all engineering disciplines would be allowed.
(x) Keenness money of Rs.
5.00 lacs shall be deposited alongwith
the application for land allotment. Refund / forfeiture of the keenness money
will be done as per following procedure:
(a) In those
cases in which the State Government does not issue the NOC to the applicant
within six months from the date of allotment then RIICO will refund keenness
money without any deductions. The applicant will have to seek NOC within six
months from the land allotment date. However, the MD may consider time
extension.
(b) If the
applicant abandons the project or surrenders the land then the amount
equivalent to the keenness money will be forfeited.
(c) Keenness
money shall be refunded after commencement of institute functioning, without
interest.
(d) No keenness money shall be demanded from allottee institution for taking additional land for
expansion of existing institution or for setting up new institution in area.
(xi) A
Committee of the following officers would approve the land allotment:
a. Executive
Director
b. Financial
Advisor
c. Chief General Manager
d. Advisor ( Infra )
e. Concerned Regional Manager
/ Unit Head
(xii) The
application for land allotment shall be put up before the constituted
Committee for approval. On approval, 25% development charges (keenness money
shall not be adjusted) shall be deposited within 30 days from the date of
offer issued. After payment of 25% development charges, allotment letter
shall be issued without waiting for NOC / Permission from the State
Government with the following stipulation for payment of balance development
charges that
(a) 75% amount shall be deposited
within 60 days from the date of allotment letter issued.
(b)
Rebate @ 2% for payment of development charges without availing grace period
or before allotment will be allowed as applicable to industrial plots.
(c) The allottee
may opt to pay 75% development charges in installments alongwith
interest as permitted in case of allotment of industrial plots.
(xiii) Time extension for making payment beyond
prescribed period can be granted as per policy decided for industrial plots.
(xiv) Rate of
service charges: As per the rates applicable for industrial plots.
(xv)
Payment of economic rent and service charges shall be made as per rules
applicable in case of allotment of industrial plots.
2. Rebate in rate of allotment:
a).
A 10% rebate in rate of development charges shall be allowed while allotting
minimum land 10,000 sqm. in
unsaturated industrial areas. The rebate shall increase @ 0.5% per 1,000 sqm. for land allotment more
than 10,000 sqm., subject to maximum rebate of 25%
on both the counts put together.
b). An additional 10% rebate
over and above of 25% mentioned in clause (a), may be allowed by way of reimbursement
to the allottee of plot of minimum size of 40,000 sqm. in any non-saturated industrial area if a minimum
investment of Rs. 50 crores
is made on the plot within 5 years period.(Amended as per IDC decision taken vide item 7 on 12.10.2004)
Note:
The rebate shall not be allowed in 'Institutional Area' at Sitapura, Jaipur. (Inserted as per IDC decision taken vide
item 22 on 10.12.2001)
3. The implementation schedule shall be observed in the following
manner:
a. 25% of the
proposed FAR as per the project report – up-to first 3 years.
b. 50% of the
proposed FAR as per the project report - in next 3 years.
(Substituted/Amended as per IDC
decisions taken vide item 3, 13,1, 5 & 18, 4 and 6 on 12.7.1999,
3.6.2000, 5.7.2000, 7.12.2000, 30.6.2003 and 16.7.2003 respectively).
3(E-1). Land
allotment for setting up of Spa Nutrition Training Institutes:
Land
may be allotted for setting up of Spa Nutrition Institute as per the
following guidelines:
a) Expression of interest for
setting up of Spa and Nutrition Training Institutes in RIICO Industrial Areas
would be invited through press release for the plot planned for the purpose.
b) For setting up of such
institutes, the condition of approval of the State Government and affiliation
with the AICTE norms would not be applicable.
c) Reserve price for inviting
applications for Spa and Nutrition Institutes would be minimum
of 1.5 times of the prevailing industrial rate in the area.
d) Applications received in
response to the press release would be placed before the Committee
constituted for land allotment to Technical Institutes / Training Institutes
as provided in Rule 3(E) of RIICO Disposal of Land Rules, for approval of
land allotment.
e) Stipulations for land
allotment to such Spa and Nutrition Training Institutes shall also be the
same as applicable for Technical Institutes / Training Institutes.
(Inserted as per IDC decision taken vide item 21 on 25.3.2006)
3 (F). Allotment of land for
setting up of a school:
Earmarked plot/
planned industrial plot, minimum 2000 Sqm. may be
allotted after publishing an advertisement regarding plot availability in one
popular news paper, on the following rates:
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( i )
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In normal industrial areas
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On the prevailing rate.
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( ii )
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In slow moving industrial areas
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On the prevailing industrial rate with 25%
rebate up-to 10,000 sqm. area,
and beyond 10,000 sqm. industrial
rate will be charged.
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( iii )
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In saturated industrial areas
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Through auction keeping prevailing industrial
rate as reserve price.
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In case of more applications for
the same plots, limited auction among applicants shall be conducted.
(Substituted as per IDC decision taken vide
item 9 on 16.3.2001)
3(G). Allotment of land for supportive
facilities:
Planned plots
for specified supportive promotional activities may be allotted by the Unit
Heads as under:
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S.No.
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Supportive activities / Area of land
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Allotment rate
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1.
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State
Government Departments
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Prevailing industrial rate.
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2.
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Central
Government Departments and State /Central Govt. Corporations/ Undertakings.
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Prevailing industrial rate or as decided by the
IDC on case to case basis.
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3.
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Individual
Housing Plots
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2 to 4 times of the prevailing industrial rate.
Allotment at a price less than four times, the matter shall be decided by
IDC.
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4.
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Group Housing (Residential facility comprising
of at-least 20 dwelling units)
inclusive of essential supporting facilities
( as per project approved by RIICO )
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Through auction with industrial rate as reserve
price.
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5.
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Power
Distribution/ Transmission Companies (For GSS):
(a)
220 KV- 45000 sqm
(max.):
b)
132 KV - 26000 sqm.(max.):
(c) 33 KV - 3,000 sqm. (max.):
Note:
Extra land than the above
size would be allotted on the prevailing rate of development
charges of the industrial area concerned.
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At a token price of Re. 1/-.
At a token price of Re. 1/-.
At a token rate of Re. 1/- per sqm
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6.
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Police
Outpost upto 1 acre land (with or without
building)
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At a token amount of Re. 1/-
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7.
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Industrial
Training Institutes ( upto 5 acres land alongwith small building shed )
(details of schemes to be worked out initially at Sitapura,
Neemrana, Bagru, Jodhpur, Udaipur
etc.)
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On 30 years lease basis ( The lease rent and terms and conditions
will be decided by IDC)
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8.
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Other supportive and promotional activities like
Warehousing , Telephone Exchange , Inland Container Depots (ICDs) ,Gem
Bourse etc.
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At the prevailing industrial rate.
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9.
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Flatted
Factories complexes
(i) Up-to 5% covered area would be allowed for essential
common facilities like Banks, Administrative block, conference room, post
office, dispensary.
(ii) For
area in excess of 5% but not more than 10% and for activities other than as
mentioned above.
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At the prevailing industrial rate.
IDC is authorized to take decision on the rate
to be charged on case to case basis.
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10.
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P.H.E.D.
for erection of Water Supply Scheme for the industrial area itself
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Acquisition cost as per saleable land plus 5%
overhead charges.
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11.
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Crèche
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At the prevailing industrial rate
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12.
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Basic
Telecom / Cellular Phone Operators
(i)
For erection of Tower/Mast up-to 150 sqm.
(ii) For switching /
service center up-to 1000 sqm.
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The land is allotted with 20% rebate in
prevailing rate in the area where plots are not auctioned.
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13.
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Power
plants in private sector
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At the prevailing industrial rate
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14.
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Business
Centers
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Through auction keeping reserve price at 4 times of industrial rate.
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15.
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Kerosene Depot on recommendations of Food and
Civil Supplies Department, up-to 2000 sqm. area.
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At four times of prevailing industrial rate in
area with an undertaking to follow precautionary measures for upkeep and
safety of depots
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16.
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Petrol
pumps (retail outlet)/LPG godowns to IOC, BPCL,
HPCL, private oil companies (like Reliance etc.) or licensees of these
companies. (Inserted
as per IDC decision vide item 5 on 4.9.2003)
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At four times of prevailing industrial rate
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17.
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Gas
authority of India Ltd. for laying of LPG pipeline
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At prevailing industrial rate
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18.
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SPV
under SITP in industrial area
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With the approval of IDC.
(Decided vide item 7 on
21.10.2005)
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19.
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Industries
Department Rajasthan Jaipur, for setting up of
calibration tower: upto 500 sqm.
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Free of cost with the approval of MD. The
department would pay annual economic rent. Service Charges would not be
levied.
(Decided by IDC by
circulation on 16.1.2006)
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20.
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Allotment of land for CETP under the provision 3.1 of the 'Policy Package for Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises, 2008', announced by the State Govt
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At 50% of the prevailing rate of development
charges of the Industrial Area concerned.
(Inserted in pursuance of the
decision by the IDC w.r.t. item (14) of its meeting held on
15.4.2008)
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21.
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Allotment of up to 350 sqm. land, to the Commissioner Industries for setting up of
Weights & Measurement Laboratories, as per requirement.
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Free of cost.
The Department will be exempt from payment of service charges;
however, it will pay economic rent (lease rent) as
per rules.
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22.
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Allotment of land for the purpose of setting up of a Government School, if the plot is carved out in the
service area (non saleable area).
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Managing Director is authorized to approve the allotment of
land free of cost, at an annual lease rent (economic rent) of Re.1/-.
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(Inserted / Amended as per BOD decision taken vide item 2 on 6.8.98
and IDC decisions taken vide item 7, 4, 4, 14, 5&18 and 4 on 18.11.1998,
21.5.1999, 28.4.2000, 13.11.2000, 7.12.2000 and 14.2.2002 respectively. Sub- rule 3-G-5 amended
as per decision by IDC vide item 32 of its meeting held on 15.4.2008 and
further amended vide item14 of the meeting held on 27.2.2009. New proviso at S.No. 21 and 22 inserted as per approval by the IDC
vide item 6 & 7 of the meeting held on15.9.2009 )
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