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Disposal of Land Rule - RIICO

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(Inserted as per IDC decision vide item 16 on 18.8.2001. Amended as per item 8 <strong>of</strong><br />

the IDC meeting held on 18.10.2010)<br />

3(R). Allotment <strong>of</strong> land for setting up <strong>of</strong> warehousing facilities:<br />

a) Warehousing, except storage <strong>of</strong> food grain, will be permitted in inustrial areas<br />

as a supportive and promotional activity. However, warehousing <strong>of</strong> food grain<br />

will also be permitted to Central/State PSUs in Agro Food Parks only.<br />

b) No rebate shall be allowed in rate <strong>of</strong> allotment <strong>of</strong> land to be allotted for<br />

warehousing purposes.<br />

c) The allotment <strong>of</strong> plot planned for warehousing purposes in all categories <strong>of</strong><br />

industrial areas will be made to the Central/State Warehousing<br />

Corporations/Undertakings at prevailing rate <strong>of</strong> development charges <strong>of</strong> the<br />

industrial area concerned.<br />

d) The allotment <strong>of</strong> plot planned for warehousing purposes will be made to the<br />

private applicants at prevailing rate <strong>of</strong> the development charges in normal<br />

industrial areas, after advertising the availability <strong>of</strong> warehousing plots in<br />

newspaper(s). In case there being more than one applicants then, the<br />

allotment will be made through draw <strong>of</strong> lots. However, in saturated industrial<br />

areas, allotments will be made through auction by way <strong>of</strong> inviting sealed<br />

bids, keeping the reserve rate at par with the prevailing rate <strong>of</strong> development<br />

charges <strong>of</strong> the industrial area concerned.<br />

(Inserted as per IDC decision vide item 15 on 18.8.2001. Amended as per item 8 <strong>of</strong><br />

the IDC mneeting held on 18.10.2010)<br />

3(S). Policy regarding Housing facility to entrepreneurs and industrial labour in various<br />

industrial areas developed by <strong>RIICO</strong>.<br />

The Infrastructure Development Committee <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Directors vide item (3) <strong>of</strong> the<br />

meeting held on 30th April, 2007 have accorded approval to the land allotment policy<br />

related to housing facility to entrepreneurs and industrial workers (Managers / labour etc.).<br />

The aforesaid policy as approved by the IDC is as under:<br />

(a) While planning an industrial area, the Corporation should necessarily create a zone <strong>of</strong><br />

residential plots which will contain residential plots for entrepreneurs / managers etc.<br />

A separate zone / block could also be created containing residential plots for group<br />

housing and for construction <strong>of</strong> LIG houses for the purpose <strong>of</strong> industrial labour<br />

residing within the industrial area.<br />

(b) The plots earmarked for labour housing will be allotted to the unit holders <strong>of</strong> the area<br />

particularly to the entrepreneurs who are running an industry, which is labour<br />

intensive. The land will be allotted at a fixed rate to such entrepreneurs who would<br />

create group housing or LIG houses for the labour at their cost and the premises could<br />

be used for the labour on their terms & conditions. The Corporation will decide<br />

building norms for construction <strong>of</strong> group houses or LIG houses for labour with a view<br />

to make the norms rational and supportive to the cause. The industrial plot holder<br />

should have commenced production in the industrial unit and have employed more<br />

than 20 workers in the industrial unit. The entrepreneur should have also made

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