SRA serves to facilitate the rehabilitation of slum dwellers in authorised dwelling units

Need For Slum Rehabilitation

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Salient Features

Constitution and Functions

          + Responsibilities

          + SRA as a Planning Authority

          + Jurisdiction

Rehabilitation Schemes

Scheme Submission and Approval

          + Flowchart of Stages

          + Description of Stages
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Fourth Stage

1. Plans for the further buildings both for sale and rehabilitation are then approved.

2. Building permissions for the sale buildings are given in the proportion of the permissions given to the rehabilitation buildings.

3. Upon completion of rehabilitation building/ wing, list of allotment is drawn up. The allotment is done in the joint name of the head of the household and the spouse.

4. Building completion certificate is submitted by the architect.

5. After checking of the building and compliance of the IOA conditions Occupation permission to the building is granted. The slum dwellers as per the allotment list are given possession of the tenements.

6. SRA issues identity cards to the slum dwellers.

Fifth Stage

1. Further construction of the remaining building/s is then taken up.

2. Further building permissions as well as occupation permissions to the buildings is then granted in due course.

3. Upon completion of the last buildings in the layout, the underlying land is transferred on lease to the society of slum dwellers. In case of Government lands, the lease rent is nominal.

4. Separate property cards for the rehabilitation building plot and the sale building plot as well as for the reservation plots to be handed over are prepared. SRA acts as facilitating agency in case of any difficulty with the revenue authorities.

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