details about allotment of bits of land to applicants in Hyderabad

Q: Hey, i recently heard that HDMA has decided to create a panel to look into the allotment of stray bits of land to applicants in the city. Is that true?

Abdul Zafar, Hyderabad

19th March 2015

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As far as pricing for these plots go, let me tell you that the prices of these stray bits would be fixed by the committee after obtaining market rates from Sub-Registrar.

Kashif Mohammed, Hyderabad

25th March 2015

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Did you know that the HDMA team should certify the land bits as non-feasible for auction and that they are not part of any park, water body, road or statutory open place.

Suraj.V, Hyderabad

24th March 2015

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Here is what i know; the allotment process has to be preceded by inspection by a team comprising executive engineer, planning officer and estate officer. Hope this is what you arr looking for.

Nagesh Tudur, Hyderabad

23rd March 2015

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Depending on location and access of a stray bit, the committee would decide on allotting the same to one or more adjoining plot holders. In my personal opinion, this will really help the planning and development of the city.

Ramya Janagam, Hyderabad

22nd March 2015

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The guidelines that are now framed would treat a piece of land that’s more than 125 square yards and has a frontage of more than 10 metres as a plot and not a stray bit.

Bharath Konda, Hyderabad

22nd March 2015

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Yeah, i agree with the comment below me, and now if a piece of land has a frontage of less than 10 metres, it would be allotted as a stray bit irrespective of its total size.

Tinku Patel, Hyderabad

22nd March 2015

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I know that the executive committee has now decided to do away with this practice and instead form a committee to examine issues related to land allotment and also fix their prices. That is a very smart move in my personal opinion.

Dhananjay, Hyderabad

21st March 2015

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Yeah, uptill now, HMDA secretary allotted land below 25 square yards at three-fourth of the prevailing market rate while vice-chairman fixed the price for land above 25 square yards.

Gireesh Hegde, Hyderabad

21st March 2015

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Let me tell you that in its various layouts in the city and suburbs, HMDA has applicants seeking allotment of vacant land bits adjoining their plots on the ground that these bits were of no use to anyone except them.

Shiva Kuchibhottlla, Hyderabad

20th March 2015

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At its recent meeting, the HMDA executive committee took a decision on forming ‘Stray Bit Committee’ to be chaired by Outer Ring Road Project Director i.e., a Joint Collector or an officer above, with chiefs of engineering, planning, estates and accounts units as members.

Ramakrishna, Hyderabad

20th March 2015

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Yes from what i have heard, Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) has decided to constitute a committee for allotment of stray land bits to adjoining plot owners and do away with the present practice of its secretary making the allotments.

Syed Ali Khan, Hyderabad

19th March 2015

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