UDCPR Regulations: Land Reservation

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Who can develop recreational reservations like parks or gardens?

  • Only planning authority
  • Only landowner
  • Planning authority, government agency or landowner (under conditions) (correct)
  • Only municipal corporation

How much percentage of reservation land is to be handed over to the authority under Accommodation Reservation?

  • 50%
  • 100%
  • 30%
  • 70% (correct)

What is the minimum area required for a Garden or Playground that must be handed over to the authority?

  • 800 sq.m.
  • 1000 sq.m. (correct)
  • 1200 sq.m.
  • 500 sq.m.

If the land under reservation is owned by a government agency, who can develop it?

<p>The government agency can develop it, if permitted by Planning Authority (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much land can the landowner retain for development after handing over 70% to the authority?

<p>30% (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum FSI the landowner can use on the remaining 30% plot?

<p>Full plot permissible FSI (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true about development under Table 11-A?

<p>Land can be developed in parts (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

TDR may be granted to landowners under which condition?

<p>For unutilized FSI after in-situ construction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Accommodation Reservation principle is allowed under which UDCPR regulation?

<p>Chapter 11 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For recreational reservations, developed amenities must be:

<p>Open to general public (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Who develops recreational reservations?

Planning authority, government agency, or landowner (under specific conditions) can develop recreational reservations.

Accommodation Reservation % handover

Under Accommodation Reservation, 70% of the reservation land is handed over to the authority.

Minimum area for Garden/Playground handover

The minimum area required for a Garden or Playground to be handed over to the authority is 1000 sq.m.

Govt. agency develops reserved land?

If the land under reservation is owned by a government agency, that agency can develop it, if permitted by the Planning Authority.

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Landowner retention after handover

After handing over 70% of the land, the landowner can retain 30% for development.

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FSI on remaining plot

The landowner can use the full plot permissible FSI on the remaining 30% plot.

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Table 11-A development characteristic

Under Table 11-A development, land can be developed in parts.

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TDR granting condition

TDR may be granted to landowners for unutilized FSI after in-situ construction.

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Accommodation Reservation UDCPR chapter

Accommodation Reservation principle is allowed under Chapter 11 of UDCPR regulations.

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Recreational amenities access

For recreational reservations, developed amenities must be open to the general public.

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Study Notes

  • Planning authority, government agencies, or landowners (under specific conditions) can develop recreational reservations like parks or gardens.
  • Under Accommodation Reservation, 70% of the reservation land is to be handed over to the authority.
  • The minimum area required for a Garden or Playground that must be handed over to the authority is 1000 sq. m.
  • If the land under reservation is owned by a government agency, the government agency can develop it, if permitted by the Planning Authority.
  • Landowners can retain 30% of the land for development after handing over 70% to the relevant authority.
  • The landowner can use the Full plot permissible FSI on the remaining 30% plot.
  • Regarding development under Table 11-A, land can be developed in parts.
  • TDR may be granted to landowners for unutilized FSI after in-situ construction.
  • The Accommodation Reservation principle is allowed under Chapter 11 of UDCPR regulations.
  • For recreational reservations, developed amenities must be open to the general public.

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