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Organisation : Greater Mohali Area Development Authority Punjab
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Applicable For : Punjab
Website : http://gmada.gov.in/en

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GMADA Land Pooling Scheme

** To ensure complete participation of the land owners in the infrastructure development the State notified the land pooling scheme. Under the scheme, land owners have the option of having land residential as well as commercial in vieu of their land acquired.

** Land owners will have the option of having size of plots according to their choice. For example against 1 acre of land acquired the land owner can have plots of size of 500,400,100 sq.yard 500,300 or 200 sq.yard.

** In case of commercial land to be allotted no option would be given to the land owner in choosing the size. Commercial space will be allotted in a preferential manner going from big to small size.

** Allottement of booth residential & commercial sites will be done through draw of lots.
** Land owners can apply for land pooling jointly or in dependently.

** Booth will be allotted instead of a site in case of land acquired from 10 sq.yard to 40 sq.yard. There booths will be constructed by GMADA, but cost of construction to be incurred will be paid in advance by land owners.

Details of Security Fee (Non- Refundable) :
a) In case of fresh plans :
I ) @ RS 2.50 per sq. ft. of total covered area for residential use
II) @ RS 5 per sq. ft. of total covered area for other uses.

III) Construction of boundary wall @ 2.50 per running feet for all buildings excluding residential plots up to 2 kanal category specified in (I) above RS 5 per running feet for buildings mentioned in (II) above.

(b) In case of revised/ superseded plans, the fee charged shall be 50% (half) of the rate to be charged for fresh plans for such category of plots as mention in (I),(II)&(III) above.

About Us :
Considering the economic growth potential of Chandigarh & the surrounding areas under GMADA in the coming years, it is anticipated that the economic growth will drive urbanization and can spur further growth.

With this growing urbanization and congestion of existing cities, GMADA conceived the idea of developing a new independent and self-sustaining city to cater to this spillover of the projected growth of Chandigarh and Mohali over the next 20 years.

GMADA has mapped out a vision towards a city of excellence for the greater Mohali area and under this vision the township of Mullanpur is envisaged to rise as a distinctive and sustainable playground of the Greater Mohali Area that will enhance quality living and manage the overall growth.

Contact Us :
Greater Mohali Area Development Authority Punjab,
Capt. Amarinder Singh
Room No.1, IInd Floor
Punjab Civil Secretariat I
Chandigarh

FAQ On GMADA

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA)

Q1: What is GMADA?
A1: GMADA stands for Greater Mohali Area Development Authority. It is a statutory body established by the Government of Punjab, India, responsible for the planned development of the Greater Mohali area.

Q2: What is the jurisdiction of GMADA?
A2: GMADA has jurisdiction over the areas falling under the Greater Mohali region, which includes Mohali, Kharar, Banur, Zirakpur, and some other adjoining areas in Punjab.

Q3: What are the main objectives of GMADA?
A3: The main objectives of GMADA include planned urban development, provision of infrastructure, housing projects, commercial development, industrial development, and overall improvement of the Greater Mohali region.

Q4: What are the functions of GMADA?
A4: The functions of GMADA include:
** Acquisition and development of land for planned urbanization.
** Preparation and implementation of development plans.
** Providing infrastructure such as roads, water supply, sewerage, etc.
** Allocation of land for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes.
** Enforcing building regulations and ensuring compliance with development guidelines.
** Undertaking housing and urban development projects.
** Facilitating the growth of industries and commercial establishments.
** Promoting sustainable and environment-friendly development practices.

Q5: How can I apply for a residential plot or property through GMADA?
A5: GMADA usually announces various residential schemes from time to time. Interested individuals can apply for residential plots or properties by submitting the application forms along with the required documents and application fees during the specified application period.