Mangaluru: Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) will hold a development rights that can be transferred (TDR) to accelerate the process of providing the Development Rights Certificate (DRC) to citizens, who have given their land for road widening projects conducted within the corporate limits, starting in February .
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The property owner has shared their ownership rights to MCC for widening the road five years before the initiation of the Amendment of Karnataka City and the State Planning Law on October 7, 2021, can submit notes to Cell TDR MCC to get DRCs.
Premalanda Mayor Shetty.tdr refers to the additional built-up area grants to landowners in return for the portion of the plot taken for public projects.
Those who give up land for development can bring their complaints about TDR on MCC notification during Adalat, he said the certificate.
They must submit documents relating to RTC, copy of Khata / mutation, survey maps and form 15 for loading to cells.
Then, MCC will collect all Details of TDR and publish them on the website that invites objections for 15 days.
If there is no objection received, the application will be recommended for the Urban Development Mangalore (Young) to begin the certification process, which in turn will issue a certificate, the mayor said.
Before the amendment of action, the process was long young also invited objections after getting a recommendation from the MCC for the problem of the DRC.
Amendments have simplified the process with only PKS which invites objections from the public.
If there is no objection received, it will be recommended to young to start the DRC publishing process, Shetty said.
After the amendment of action, young has issued DRCS in 24 cases up to 11,685 square meters obtained for development.
MCC in the past has published 485 DRCs for 81,005 square meters obtained.
Among them, 47,991 square meters have been used for development work, said Commissioner MCC Akshy Sridhar.