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Importance
Following Mumbais footsteps, Delhi
Development Authority (DDA) has
drafted a slum Rehabilitation Policy. In
addition to control encroachments in
Delhi, it also is a step forward in
achieving the ambitious vision of
Housing for All by 2022. Thus, lets take
a look at some of the aspects of the
drafted policy and analyse its significance for both slum dwellers as well as
real estate developers.
The First Step: Identifying the Slums and Getting the Consent
At present, there are 291 slums on DDA land. Thus, the first step involves a
survey for identifying slums that will be carried out based on the dates
decided by the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB). The key
highlight of the survey will be the consent of the slum dwellers for
participating as for the scheme to start, consent of about 70 per cent or
more is mandatory.
Further, the survey will focus on information such as land occupied by the
slum dwellers, number and type of structures such as residential,
commercial, and industrial; and the list of eligible and also ineligible
occupants.
Eligibility Factor
All the slum dwellers including commercial
accommodation in the redevelopment.
users
will
be
given
Slum dwellers whose names are on the electoral roll of 1st January 2009 or
prior electoral rolls and are currently residing in the Jhuggies will come under
the purview of the scheme.
Transfer of Tenements
As per the scheme, for a period of ten years from the date of possession of
the tenements, these units cannot be sold, leased, assigned or transferred.
In case of any breach, except transfer to legal heir, the unit will be taken
over by DDA.
What about the land earmarked for Infra projects?
Slums which are located on plots reserved for public purposes, wherein the
same locality (in-situ) rehabilitation is not possible, the scheme can be
implemented on such lands by keeping certain area for the purpose of
reservation.
In case of larger infra projects such as airport, road, flyover bridges, and
railway tracks, etc, where in-situ is not possible, dwellers will be shifted to
other lands offered by private developers and land-owners.
Source: CommonFloor.com
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