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CHANDIGARH: The Haryana government has come up with a rehabilitation policy for people living in slums on government land in urban areas of the state. The ‘slum-in-situ’ policy has been approved by the Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar. The policy states that the government would allot houses to people living in urban areas by developing colonies under PPP (public-private partnership) model. “The government will conduct a survey under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana to identify the slums and policy will be applied on identified slums only. The private partner for slum redevelopment would be selected through an open-bidding process”, said State Urban Local Bodies Minister Kavita Jain.
Jain said that the developer would pay rent to every household so that the beneficiaries could move to other locations and construction activities could start.
According to the Haryana government, “The rent for such households in Municipal Corporation of Gurugram and Faridabad would be Rs 3000 per month and Rs 2000 per month for other areas. Similarly, Rs 1500 per month and Rs 1000 per month would be the rent for all the municipal councils and the municipal committees. The rent would be paid by the developer to the project beneficiaries till the date of handing over the project to the municipality concerned. The ownership right over the unit allotted to beneficiary would be given after 15 years of allotment. For 15 years, the unit would be given to the beneficiary on lease. The lease money would be Rs 20000 for Municipal Corporation, Gurugram and Faridabad, whereas it would be Rs 15,000 for other urban areas. Similarly, Rs 12000 would be the lease amount for all municipal councils and Rs 10,000 for all municipal committees. Similarly, beneficiaries in all the municipal councils and municipal committees would have to pay Rs 50000 and Rs 25000 respectively.
Kavita Jain said, “The ownership right to the eligible beneficiaries, as identified by the local authority, would be handed over after 15 years on payment of Rs one lakh for Municipal Corporation, Gurugram and Faridabad, and Rs 75,000 for other areas.”
She also said that the municipality concerned would ensure that the Resident Welfare Association (RWA) be constituted within one year from allotment of flat or dwelling unit to the beneficiary.
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An eligible slum dweller cannot switch for a rented house. As it hampers or her job, School children, family doctor everything needs to be seen on humanitarian grounds.
Let the state government GRANT rent through an escrow account of the developer with the bank.Later get the ENTIRE CONSTRUCTION DOME of MY one technology with 325 USABLE CARPET EXTRA CARPET AVAILABLE IS NOT more than 75SqFeet at Construction costonly. Also houses when given shifting will have to pay a one time cost of Rs.12000 if the HUT is before 1995 and will pay a one time cost of Rs.40000-/- if the slum is after 1995. If the slum is AFTER 2000 YEAR then one time would be Rs.75000-/-
The developer would built a corpus credit fund for the building and the maintenance of the lift and the fund will be in the name of the society under escrow account with triparty agreement for 10years.
Transfer of the unit would be immediate but the clause would be that the flat would not be sold to any third person for next ten years. And if sold or found to have made a mutual understanding agreement with third party to sell the house or rent. The occupant will have to pay a penalty of Rd.25000 with First warning, Rs250000 with second warning and final warnng forfeiture of the house by the state if broken rules in TEN YEARS.