After announcing its new Integrated licencing policy 2015, Haryana Government has now decided that all the applications filed for issuance of completion certificate for commercial colony would be settled within one month.
According to a notification issued by the Haryana Town and Country Planning Department, all the applications filed for issuance of completion certificate for the commercial colony alongwith necessary documents would be decided within one month by the Department. The Department has also initiated action to identify and process the pending cases in this regard.
The notification further stated, “However, in order to eliminate any possibility of any case getting left out, all the colonizers have been requested to inform about their pending cases for issuance of completion certificate for the commercial colony. Such colonizers can submit their applications upto November 7.
last week, the State Government in its new Integrated licencing policy had announced to do away with the “first come, first served” policy for giving licences, adopted by previous Congress Government in Haryana.
The new policy for the development of hyper and high potential urban complexes enables the small landowners to voluntarily monetise their land by participating in the entire process of licencing, real estate development and marketing and sale of their Transferable Development Rights (TDR).
Under the policy, 12 percent of the land of the colony is proposed for developing affordable housing for EWS, lIG and middle income groups will be given free of cost to the Government.
Apart from this, 10 percent land free of cost for government for construction of such facilities like schools, dispensaries, religious buildings, community centers facilities etc. based on requirement of each residential sector is proposed. The colonizer also shall be required to provide organized green space to the extent of 15 percent of the area of the colony.
After implementing the policy, Haryana Government is expecting `60,000 crore revenue for the state exchequer and financial resources for development of external infrastructure in the coming 5 to 7 years.