List of Local Planning Areas with Corporation cities eligible for Benefit of Development Rights.
Sl.No
Local Planning Area
1.
Bengaluru
2.
Davanagere - Harihar
3.
Tumkuru
4.
Shivamogga
5.
Mysure
6.
Mangalore
7.
Hubli-Dharwad
8.
Belgaum
9.
Vijayapura.
10.
Kalaburagi
11.
Bellary
FORM-1 (see sub-rule (1) of rule 3)
No
Dated:......
Notification
In exercise of powers conferred under section 14-B of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 and rule 3 of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning (Benefit of Development Rights) Rules, 2016 the following Area mentioned in the schedule below is required by The.... (Name and Address of the Public Authority) for development of .....(Road, Parks, or any public purpose defined in the Act ) for implementing the proposals of the Approved Master Plan or proposals of the Local Authority . It is hereby informed to the land owners and interested persons whose lands are required for the public purpose to appear and submit their claims along with the copies of the relevant documents viz, (i) Sale/partition/ other deeds of title, (ii) Up-to-date RTC's (iii) Mutation Copy (iv) Tax paid receipts (v) conversion order of Non agriculture purpose (vi) Revenue sketch (vii) Akar Bhand etc, in person in the place and dates as indicated in the address below and state their respective interest in such land.
The place where land owners / interested persons have to appear and submit their claims
Name and address of the Divisional/sub-divisional/ branch offices
Date and time
The land owners/ interested parties of the scheduled properties whose lands are to be acquired shall give an option for Grant of Development Rights to the...... Public Authority as per The Karnataka Town and Country Planning (Benefit of Development Rights) Rules, 2016.
The land owners shall receive twice the area of land surrendered in lieu of monetary compensation as Development Rights (Notional land) and one time the building area surrendered as estimated by the value of the building area surrendered divided by the market value of the land on which the building is constructed. The Notional land can be utilized by factorizing with the market value at the originating plot and receiving plot. The Notional land is eligible for FAR and used as additional built up area at the receiving plot as per the terms and conditions prescribed in the rules.
SCHEDULE
Sl.no
Name of the District
Name of the Taluk
Name of the Village
Sy.no/ khatha no
Type of land
Nature of land
Area ( in sqm)
Name and address of the Land Owner/ interested persons
Sd-
List of land/ building area surrendered and land owners for which Development Rights Certificate is to be issued
(1) ∵SΔACD=SΔCOD+SΔBDO
3.2
Public Authority
Form II
(see rule 3(2))
To,
(to be sent by the Public Authority to Planning Authority )
The Chief executing Officer,
...... Planning Authority.
In exercise of powers conferred under section 14-B of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 and rule 3 of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning (Benefit of Development Rights) Rules, 2016, this Authority has notified the option for grant of Development Rights in lieu of monetary compensation vide Notification No....Dated.... Further necessary due verification has been done by this under signed Authority and Development Rights certificates are to be issued to the following eligible land/ building owners who have opted for Development Rights in lieu of monetary compensation under the Right to Fair Compensation and transparency in land acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.
Sl No
Name and address of the land owner of the land/plot / Building for which Development Rights Certificate is to be issued
Address of the plot /land / building area
Public purpose the land/plot is required for
Dimension s of the land/plot
Bounda ries of the land /plot
Extent in sq. m of the land/plot likely to be surrendered
Entitlement of Development Rights in the form of Notional Land
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
This Authority recommends to issue Development Rights in the form of Notional land to the above mentioned land/ building owners within such time and terms and conditions prescribed in the Rules
Sd/-
Public Authority
No
FORM-III (see sub-rule (3) of rule 3)
Notification
Dated:....
In exercise of powers conferred under section 14-B of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 and rule 3 of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning (Benefit of Development Rights) Rules, 2016 the following Area mentioned in the schedule below is required by The....(Name and Address of the Public Authority) for development of .....(Road, Parks, or any public purpose defined in the Act ) for implementing the proposals of the Approved Master Plan or proposals of the Local Authority .
The following land/ building owners have opted for Development Rights in lieu of monetary compensation under the Right to Fair Compensation and transparency in land acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013. The Development Rights will be given by the Authority as twice the land area surrendered and one time the building area surrendered and as estimated by the value of the building area surrendered divided by the market value of the land on which the building is constructed.
The public is hereby informed about the details of the land and land owners and interested persons whose lands are required for the public purpose and Development rights are to be issued in lieu of Monetary compensation. Any objections and suggestions are to be addressed to the Commissioner, ....Urban Development Authority within thirty days from the date of publication of this Notification.
List of land/ building area surrendered and land owners for which Development Rights Certificate is to be issued
Sl.no Address of the plot /land / building area Public purpose the land plot is for Dimension of the land/plot Extent in sq m of the land/plot Boundaries of the land /plot Name and address of the land owner of the land/plot for which Development Project Certificate is to be issued
FORM-IV (see sub-rule (4) of rule 3)
Option for Development Rights Certificate by the Applicant
Date:
From
(Name of owner of the land)
Sd- Planning Authority
Address
To
Sir,
I, Intend to surrender the under mentioned land bearing Survey No. .... of .... Village of ...Hobli and .... Taluk reserved for the public purpose of .... as per the Master Plan for the grant of "Development Rights Certificate"
I / We forward herewith the following -
- Site Plan as per Master Plan
• Detailed Survey Plan
• Title Deed
• Property card and latest assessment book extract
- Up-to-date tax paid receipt
- The area statement of reservation duly certified by the architect
• Encumbrance certificate
- I / We hereby request that the land affected by the reservation of .... May be taken over and Development Rights Certificate (D.R.C) in lieu thereof may be issued to me/us.
Signature of the Owner(s) of the land
who no I DA PU A Development Rights C ..../20....
Dated color green
FORM-V DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS CERTIFICATE (see sub-rule (2) and (23) of rule 4)
I, Commissioner Chief Executive Officer,....Urban Development Authority/Planning Authority hereby issue the Development Rights Certificate to the person(s) Mr/Mrs ....S/D/O....residing at who is/are the owner of the property no ...at....(address) which has been Notified by the Public Authority for Acquisition vide, Notification Number....Dated
.... in lieu of Monetary compensation as Development Rights Recommendation of the Public Authority to issue Development Rights C for surrendering Area of extent ....sqm and Building area of .... sqm at plot no......at Sy.no:...... of ... Village......Hobli......Taluk ...... District ,vide registered relinquishment deed no...... Dated...... has been considered and Development Rights Certificate issued subject to the provisions of Section 14B of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 and the rules there under:
Sl.no
Particulars
Location of the Land / building surrendered including survey number/ khatha number/ward number/ PID number of the property
Registered Relinquishment deed details
No......Dated......
Extent of the land surrendered by the land owner in square meter, dimensions of the land surrendered showing the boundaries of the surrendered land
Extent of building area demolished/surrendered by the land owner in square*meter
No of floors of the building area demolished/ surrendered
Type of construction of building area demolished/ surrendered
GPS co-ordinates of the surrendered property
Land use of the surrendered property in the approved Master plan
Notional land area credit in square meter of the land area surrendered in figures and words
Notional land area credit in square meter of the building area surrendered in figures and words
Total Development Rights credited: Notional land for surrendered land+ Notional land for Building area surrendered
Valuation amount of the building surrendered/ demolished
Market value of the surrendered plot
Given under the common seal on ...... day of......month of ......year
Commissioner,
...... Urban Development Authority.
Note: Any Discrepancy found in issue of Development Rights C due to misrepresentation of ownership documents at later date after issue of this certificate, the certificate is deemed to be invalid.
Extent of Notional land granted as Development Rights for land surrendered in square meters
Extent of Notional land granted for surrendered in square meter
Total extent of Notional land as Development Rights
Market value of the land recorded date of sanction of Development Rights
Address where Development Rights are registered plot or receiving plot
Transferable Development Rights and certificate no and date
Transferable Development Rights given letters (Registered document no)
Balance area of Development Rights
Signate of action Authority
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Photograph of the land owner and thumb impression
Photograph(s) of land owner
Signature
Thumb impression
Folio no: UDA/PU.A/Transferrable Development Rights /...../20..... Dated:
Color: yellow
FORM-VI (see sub-rule (2) of rule 4)
Transfer of Development Rights Certificate
I, Commissioner,....Urban Development Authority hereby issue the Transferrable Development Rights to the person(s) Mr/Mrs....S/D/O....residing at ....Generated from the Development Rights C no....issued on ....measuring ....m² of Notional Land to be Transferred at plot no....at Sy.no:....of .... Village....Hobli....Taluk ....District, as per registered document no....signed by the transferor and transferee to be utilized subject to the provisions of Section 14B of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 and the rules there under:
Sl.no
Particulars of the Originating plot
Folio no. and Certificate no. of the Development Rights Certificate issued
Location of the Land / building surrendered including survey number/ khatha number/ward number/ PID number of the property
Extent of the land surrendered by the land owner in square meter, dimensions of the land surrendered showing the boundaries of the surrendered land Extent of building area demolished surrendered by the land owner in square meter
GPS co-ordinates of the surrendered property
Land use of the surrendered property in the approved Master plan
Total Development Rights credited. Notional land for surrendered land: Notional land for Building area surrendered
Particulars of the eligible receivable plot for Transferrable Development Rights
Location of the Land / building where Development Rights are Transferred including survey number/ khatha number/ward number/ PID number of the property
GPS co-ordinates of the property where Development Rights is transferred
Notional land area credit in square meter Transferred as Development Rights to receiving plot.
Market value of the Receiving plot
Balance in the Originating Development Rights Certificate after credit in m2
Given under the common seal on ...... day of......month of ......year
Commissioner,
Urban Development Authority.
Photograph(s) of the land owner and thumb impression
Photograph(s)
DRC holder(s)
Signature
Thumb impression
Photograph(s) of the land owner or interested person of receiving plot
Photograph(s)
Transferrable
Development
Rights holder
Signature
Thumb impression
000493
Date
This is to certify that the application made by Sri .... dt:......for the purpose of utilization of Transferrable Development Rights has been building Address:............Further it is certified that necessary entries have been incorporated in the Development Rights Certificate Register and the balance of Development Rights /Transferrable Development Rights with the applicant as on date is ----Sq.mtrs.
Development Rights Certificate REGISTER
Signature of the Development Rights C holder (Transferor)
FORM-X (see sub-rule(2) of rule 4 and rule 5)
I, the undersigned and holder of Development Rights Certificate issued vide folio no.... and having title for Development Rights of ....m- originated at ....(address) having present market value of ........Rs/m² have entered into an agreement to transfer .....m² of Development Rights in the name of .. Residing at........(address) to utilize the Development Rights Certificate at ........(address) the present value of land at the receiving plot being .. registered Transfer deed is executed in the ........Sub-Registrars office vide Registration no .... Dated ........Kindly transfer .... m² of Development Rights in the name of ........as per the registered Transfer document. The Development Rights remaining after transfer is ........m². Kindly endorse in the Development Rights Certificate and return the original Development Rights Certificate to me after necessary entries in your registers and issue Transferrable Development Rights certificate to the transferee.
Signature of the Transferee
Sl.no
Folio no.
Development Rights C no.
Date and sanction no.
Name and address of the land owner of land surrendered
Address of the plot /land / building area surrendered
Extent of land surrendered in sq. m
Extent of building area surrendered
Value of the building area surrendered
Extent of Notional land granted as Development Rights for land surrendered in square meters
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
000472
FORM-XI (see rule 9(a))
Register for utilization of Development Rights Certificate /Transferrable Development Rights issued prior to the commencement of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Act 2015.
Sl.no
Folio no.
Development Rights Certificate no.
Date and sanction no.
Name and address of the land owner of land surrendered
Address of the plot /land / building area surrendered
Extent of land surrendered in sqm
Extent of building area surrendered
Development Rights issued for land building area surrendered in square meters
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Guidance value of the land on the date of utilization of Development Rights
address where Development Rights is utilized : originating plot or receiving plot
Guidance value of the receiving plot on the date of utilization of Development Rights
Transfer / utilization of Development Rights in square meters
Adress of the plot /land /building area surrendered
Public purpose the land is required for
Dimensions of the surrendered land
Extent in sqm of the surrendered land
Boundaries of the land surrendered
NAGARAJ Under Secretary to Government Urban Development Department
Annexure -2:
Guidelines for Traffic Impact Assessment Study
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ANNEXURE-2
Guidelines for Traffic Impact Assessment Study
1. Introduction
A Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) is a comprehensive and systematic process that sets out transport issues relating to a proposed development. It identifies what measures should be taken to deal with the anticipated transport impacts of the development/ scheme so as to improve accessibility as well as the safety for all modes of travel.
Traffic impact studies are primarily required to identify impacts of new development on the public road system, on public transportation and other modes. A Traffic Impact Assessment establishes the need for improvements to the existing infrastructure such as road, intersection improvements and/or the need to install or upgrade traffic control devices. In addition, traffic impact studies can assist in identifying the financial responsibility, timing for transportation system improvements and the staging of development. The focus of these studies is on maintaining a safe and efficient road system for all modes of transportation (includes Private vehicles, public transport, cyclists and pedestrians).
The Traffic Impact Assessment Study shall be carried out by an agency with expertise in transport planning empanelled by BMRDA. The minimum requirements for the agency to be empanelled are:
i. Minimum Five years of registration as a Company/ Society/ Trust
ii. Minimum Turnover shall be Rs. 1 Crore per annum for last three years
iii. Experience of carrying out Traffic and Transport Planning Studies
iv. Minimum 5 professional staff including Transport Planners, Traffic Engineers, Urban Planners, Architects and Engineers shall be available with the organization.
2. Types of Developments that need a TIA
Traffic Impact Assessment is required where the development intensity meets or exceeds the following figures:
Sl.No.
Type of Development
Unit/Area
1
Residential
500 Units or more
2
Commercial Retail
>=5000 sqm built-up area
3
Commercial Offices
>=10000 sqm built-up area
4
Industrial Landuse
>=20000 sqm built-up area
5
Educational
>=2000 Students
6
Hospital
>= 200 beds
7
Hotel
>200 rooms
8
All Movie Halls, Kalyan Mandapa, Stadiums and other places of assembly
For mixed-use developments, a Traffic Impact Study is required when the combined trips generated by the individual land uses exceed 100 trips per peak hour.
3. Trip Generation Factors
To estimate the trips generated to and from a development the following factors should be used
Sl.No.
Type of Development
Unit
Trips per day (Bidirectional)
1
Residential Development
per house hold
8
2
Commercial Retail
per 100 sqm
120
3
Commercial Office Space
per 100 sqm
27
4
Industrial
per 10 employees
21
5
Educational Institution
per 100 students
200
6
Hospital
per 10 Bed
120
7
Hotel
per room
8
8
Movie Halls
per 100 seat
480
9
Convention Centres
per 100 seat
160
10
Warehouses/storage yards
per 100 sqm
12
11
Transport Terminals/depots
per schedules
90
4. Extent of TIA to be carried out
The base traffic generated from the development schedule will first have to be established using the trip generation rates above. This will then determine the extent of the TIA to be carried out from the development. For clarity sake, the delineation of this extent will be measured from the Boundary wall.
Analysis Category
Development Characteristics (Inbound + Outbound trips)
Minimum Study Area Limits
1
Small Development: < 500 peak hour trips
A. Access Roads B. Adjacent signalized intersections and/or major unsignalized street intersections within 1 km of the site boundary.
2
Moderate Development: 501 - 1,000 peak hour trips
A. Access Roads B. All major roads, signalized intersections, and/or major unsignalized street intersections within 1.5 Kms of the site boundary.
3
Large Development: > 1,001 peak hour trips but < 1,500 peak hour trips
A. Access Roads B. All major roads, signalized intersections, and/or major unsignalized street intersections within 3 Kms of the site boundary.
4
Regional Development: > 1,500 peak hour trips
A. Access Roads B. All major roads, signalized intersections, and major unsignalized street intersections within 5 Kms of the site boundary.
5. Scope of Work for TIA
5.1Surveys to be conducted
The following data collection needs to be conducted on all the major roads and junctions falling in the delineated zone:
Road Network inventory (ROW and adjoining land use including any other major utilities like transformers, hi tension lines, water lines, drains/sewers that may have issues in restricting capacity)
Classified turning volume counts at all important Junctions (16 hours – starting from 6 in the morning to 10 in the night – slotted into 15 minute intervals) - In the case where there is a flyover in existence the junction below the flyover must be considered. The traffic on the flyover deck must also be included.
Speed Studies – floating car survey on all major roads in the delineated area)
Parking Studies – On street parking demand and duration studies.
Pedestƌian͛s counts – wherever pedestrian demand is high (crossing roads) – 16 hours counts
Public Transport supply – provide the route and frequency information of Government/Private buses servicing this area. In the case of a railway line, the number of trains using the line per day.