Executive Summary:
This public notice from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) announces proposed modifications to the Master Plan for Delhi (MPD) 2021 under Section 11A of the Delhi Development Act, 1957. The modifications concern community centers, local shopping centers, convenience shopping centers, mixed-use premises, and commercial streets. The public is invited to submit objections or suggestions within three days of the notice issue date (February 3, 2018), to the Commissioner-cum-Secretary, DDA.
Key Points / Main Content:
Modifications to Commercial Centers and Shopping Areas:
* **Local Shopping Centers (LSC) and Convenience Shopping Centers (CSC):** Will cater to the daily needs of the local population. Areas developed before 1962 with commercial activities may continue subject to Mixed Use Regulations. Parking to be provided as per MPD 2021 norms on the total achieved FAR.
* **Shop-cum-residence Plots:** Designated as commercial centers, as per the list notified by the local body, shall be allowed to continue with activities permissible in the LSC. Redevelopment is incentivized with enhanced FAR, up to 50% over existing permissible FAR.
* **FAR Enhancement:** Additional FAR in shop-cum-residence complexes developed before 1962 in rehabilitation colonies or other residential areas will be allowed higher FAR equivalent to FAR permissible on the residential plot.
* **Use Conversion Charges:** Payment of use conversion charges from residential to commercial shall be applicable as prescribed by the Government from time to time for FAR enhancement in shop-cum-residence complexes developed prior to 1962.
* **Parking Requirements:** Additional FAR is permitted on payment of additional charges and fulfillment of parking requirements. Local bodies will approve revised plans subject to statutory clearances (building bye-laws, structural safety, fire safety).
* **Existing Shop-cum-Residence Plots:** Other existing shop-cum-residence plots are allowed to continue with ground floor for commercial use and remaining floors for residence with the FAR of residential plotted development subject to availability of parking.
* **Common Parking:** Local bodies, with traders' establishments, shall identify land for shared common parking. 5% additional Ground Coverage is permissible within the scheme area for public parking.
* **Pedestrian Shopping Streets:** Where no parking is available, the local body may declare areas as pedestrian shopping streets, and public transport authorities shall ensure last-mile connectivity.
Registration of Mixed-Use Premises:
* **Penalties for Non-Registration/Violation:** Properties under mixed-use without registration or violating notification terms will face a penalty of 10 times the annual conversion charges, payable to the local body.
Commercial Streets and Areas:
* **Basement Usage:** Commercial activity in basements on commercial streets is permitted, subject to building bye-laws, structural safety, and fire safety clearance.
Impact Analysis:
Public:
* Impact: The public is impacted through changes in regulations governing land use, commercial activities, and parking provisions in Delhi.
* Action Required: Any person with objections or suggestions regarding the proposed modifications must submit them in writing within three days of February 3, 2018, to the Commissioner-cum-Secretary, DDA, including name, address, telephone/contact numbers, and email ID.
Shop Owners/Businesses:
* Impact: Businesses operating in LSCs, CSCs, shop-cum-residence plots, and commercial streets are affected by the revised FAR norms, use conversion charges, parking requirements, and regulations on basement usage.
* Action Required: Review the proposed modifications to assess the impact on their properties and operations, comply with registration requirements for mixed-use premises, and adhere to building bye-laws and safety regulations.
Local Bodies (Municipal Corporations):
* Impact: Responsible for implementing and enforcing the modified regulations, including notifying lists of commercial centers, approving revised building plans, identifying land for common parking, and declaring pedestrian shopping streets.
* Action Required: Review and update regulations and procedures to align with the modified MPD 2021, ensure compliance with building bye-laws and safety standards, and facilitate the development of parking facilities and pedestrian-friendly zones.
Delhi Development Authority (DDA):
* Impact: The DDA is responsible for reviewing and incorporating public feedback into the final modifications of the MPD 2021.
* Action Required: Collect and assess public feedback on the proposed modifications. Finalize and implement the modifications to MPD 2021.
Traders Associations/Establishments:
* Impact: These associations are affected by the parking provisions and are required to work with local bodies to identify and develop land for shared common parking.
* Action Required: Collaborate with local bodies to identify and develop land for shared common parking to meet parking requirements.
Key Entities Referenced
Delhi Development Authority: A government organization responsible for urban planning and development in Delhi, India. It is proposing modifications to the Master Plan.
Master Plan for Delhi 2021: A comprehensive plan outlining the development strategy for Delhi, India, until the year 2021. The document discusses proposed modifications to this plan.
Delhi Development Act, 1957: The legal framework under which the Delhi Development Authority operates and the Master Plan is created and modified.
Vikas Sadan, New Delhi: The location of the Delhi Development Authority headquarters where objections and suggestions regarding the proposed modifications can be submitted.
Lajpat Nagar, Delhi: A commercial and residential area in Delhi, India that was developed prior to 1962 and is mentioned in the policy text.
Rajouri Garden, Delhi: A residential and commercial locality in Delhi, India that was developed prior to 1962 and is mentioned in the policy text.
Tilak Nagar, Delhi: A residential and commercial area in Delhi, India, developed before 1962, referenced in the policy document.
Kamla Nagar, Delhi: A commercial and residential area in Delhi, India that was developed prior to 1962 and is mentioned in the policy text.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
New Delhi, the 3rd February, 2018
S.O. 508(E).— The following modifications which the Delhi Development Authority/Central Government
proposes to make to the Master Plan for Delhi-2021, under Section-11(A) of Delhi Development Act, 1957, are hereby
published for public information. Any person having any objections/suggestions with respect to the proposed
modifications may send the objections/suggestions in writing to the Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Delhi Development
Authority, ‘B’ Block, Vikas Sadan, New Delhi-110023, within a period of three (03) days from the date of issue of this
Notice. The person making the objections or suggestions should also give his/her name, address and telephone/contact
number(s)/ E-mail ID which should be readable.
Modifications:
S.No. MPD-2021
Existing Provision in MPD-2021 Proposed Amendments/Modifications
1. Para 5.6 COMMUNITY CENTRE (CC) LOCAL SHOPPING CENTRE (LSC)/ CONVENIENCE
SHOPPING CENTRE (CSC)
5.6.2 The LSC / CSC will cater to the day-to- 5.6.2 The CC / LSC / CSC will cater to the day-to-day
day needs of the local population. Some needs ……… permissible FAR shall be given. The
areas developed prior to 1962 like Lajpat parking to be provided as per MPD-2021 norms on
Nagar, Rajouri Garden, Tilak Nagar, the total achieved FAR.”
Kamla Nagar etc. having concentration of
commercial activities, may continue 5.6.3 Shop-cum-residence plots designated as commercial
subject to conditions prescribed under the centres (as per the list to be notified by concerned
Mixed Use Regulations. The existing local body / GNCTD) shall be allowed to continue
built-up commercial centres may be with the activities permissible in the Local4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(ii)]
redeveloped if need be with enhanced Shopping Centre with the following conditions:
FAR subject to payment of appropriate
levies. To incentivize the redevelopment a. FAR of such plot shall be as prescribed for
a maximum overall FAR of 50% over and respective size of the residential plotted
above the existing permissible FAR shall development or as per lease deed / allotment
be given. conditions, whichever is more.
b. Payment of use conversion charges from
FAR enhancement in the shops cum
“Residential” to ‘Commercial” shall be
residence complex developed prior to
applicable as prescribed by the Govt. from
1962 in rehabilitation colonies or other
time to time.
residential area shall be allowed higher
FAR equivalent to FAR permissible on c. Additional FAR shall be permitted on
residential plot subject to availability of payment of additional FAR charges, if
the parking in the area. The plot holder applicable and fulfillment of parking
of shop-cum-residence plot is also requirements as per standards laid down for
allowed to continue with the original use respective category of commercial centres.
i.e. shop-cum-residence and in such cases
d. Concerned local body shall approve the
there will be no insistence for levy of any
revised plans for any additions / alterations as
conversion charges”.
per permitted use / activity subject to all
statutory clearances w.r.t. relevant provisions
of building bye laws, structural safety, fire
safety etc.
5.6.4 Other existing shop-cum-residence plots shall also
be allowed to continue with original permitted use
(i.e. ground floor for commercial use and
remaining floors for residence) with the FAR of
residential plotted development subject to
availability of parking. Parking to be calculated as
stated for residential plotted development.
Additional FAR charges and use conversion
charges shall be applicable as per relevant
provisions.
5.6.5 In order to meet the parking requirements,
concerned local bodies along with concerned
traders / establishments shall identify and develop
the land for providing shared / common parking.
5% additional Ground Coverage shall be
permissible within the scheme area for the
provision of public parking.
5.6.6 In case there is no parking facility available in the
vicinity, concerned local body may prepare
appropriate model for declaration of such areas as
pedestrian shopping streets / markets / areas and
public transport authorities shall ensure last mile
connectivity to these commercial centres.
2. Para 15.9 REGISTRATION OF MIXED USE PREMISES AND PAYMENT OF CHARGES
15.9 (v)
In addition to other penal action available under the
In addition to other penal action available under relevant act, properties found to be under mixed use,
the relevant act, properties found to be under without registration or in violation of the terms of this
mixed use, without registration or in violation of notification shall be liable to pay, to the local body, a
the terms of this notification shall be liable to penalty amounting to 2 times the annual conversion
charges for mixed use.
pay, to the local body, a penalty amounting to 10
times the annual conversion charges for mixed
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3. Para 15.12 COMMERCIAL STREETS AND AREAS
15.12.3 (vii) Commercial activity in basement on such streets / areas
Commercial activity in basement on such streets shall be permitted, subject to relevant provisions of building
shall be permitted, subject to relevant provisions bye-laws, structural safety and fire safety clearance.
of building bye laws, structural safety and fire
safety clearance.
2. The text of MPD-2021 indicating the proposed modifications shall be available for inspection at the Office of
the Dy. Director, Master Plan Section, 6th Floor, Vikas Minar, IP Estate, New Delhi-110002, on all working days within
the period referred above. The text indicating the proposed modifications is also available on DDA’s website i.e.
www.dda.org.in.
[F. No. F 3(10)2014/MP]
D. SARKAR, Commissioner-cum-Secy.
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and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054.