Mumbai : Redevelopment Criteria For Refurbished Abandoned Buildings

Mumbai Redevelopment Criteria : The Maharashtra urban development department has drafted a new provision after lowering the requirements of the Government Resolution (GR) enacted in 2019. The Development Control and Promotion Regulations, 2034 include this section to establish redevelopment guidelines for 454 properties controlled by MHADA and BMC.

Update: A new clause 33(24) has been drafted in the Development Control and Promotion Regulations, 2034 to address the redevelopment of 454 properties held by the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The clause concentrates on the original cessed structures that were later developed as part of the PM’s Grant Project and are currently in need of urgent restoration. These structures are currently outdated, unsafe, and in poor condition.

Additionally, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) announced that it would fine the developer’s bank guarantee if the redevelopment project is not finished within five years, according to the updated guidelines for Mumbai’s cessed building redevelopment projects. These instructions are intended to speed up such projects.

 


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Mumbai Redevelopment Criteria : Private rehabilitation of abandoned houses faces opposition from the FSI

According to reports, the cessed structures can be seen all throughout South Mumbai, from Colaba to Sion and Mahim. There are about 388 MHADA properties and 65 BMC properties that have been abandoned and are in a bad shape. Since there was no policy, the debate about their redevelopment heated up in the State legislature in 2016. Considering that it took the government a long time to publish a notification and ask for thoughts and complaints.

The government has created a new plan called 33(24) to let private developers rebuild the demolished buildings. But the floor space index (FSI) provided for these projects prevents them from being economically feasible. The vast majority of these abandoned structures have been renovated using the standard 1.33 FSI.

 

 

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What are the new regulations for the renovation of abandoned buildings?

According to the new regulations, developers must give the Mumbai Building Repairs and Redevelopment Board (MBRRB) a bank guarantee or a fixed deposit in a nationalised bank equal to 10% of the project cost, calculated based on the current market value, for a five-year term. The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has an official division called MBRRB.

In addition, after being rebuilt, the 454 buildings covered by MHADA and BMC no longer qualify as cessed properties. However, because of their limited financial resources, the occupants of these buildings are unable to restore the buildings themselves. The government came up with the 33(24) provision since there was no programme in place to rehabilitate such properties. The FSI’s incentive programme for the 33(24) redevelopment, however, is insufficient to draw in private capital. However, a formal appeal asking the State government to boost the FSI incentive has been submitted since otherwise. The developers worry that the programme would just exist on paper.

 

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What occurs if a builder doesn’t complete the redevelopment project in that time?

The builder is subject to a penalty of 12 percent on the bank guarantee for the first three months of every year. Then 18 percent until the project is finished. If they are unable to finish the project before the bank guarantee expires and fail to renew it.

 

 

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Mumbai Redevelopment Criteria : The Government Resolution (GR) 2019 was withdrawn for what reason?

Several No Objection Certificates (NOCs) became stalled as a result of the Government Resolution (GR) for building renovation that was passed in September 2019. A builder required to have made between Rs 10-15 crore in revenue during the preceding three years. According to GR 2019. For the redevelopment projects, the builder must also have built at least 500 homes. Such requirements, in the opinion of the developers, were a hindrance to rebuilding plans. As a result, it became essential to modify the GR and introduce more inclusive rules.

The State thinks the regulations were essential since there was no means to hold developers accountable for the failure of abandoned projects in the past.

 

 


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