The Maharashtra government has announced a reconstruction and redevelopment policy for authorised tenanted buildings in Mumbai city and suburbs. This move comes after the recent building collapses which killed 50 people.
Consent of 70% tenants is required to take up redevelopment of old buildings. Each tenant will be given a carpet area occupied by him/her in the old building with the minimum area of 300 sq ft and maximum area up to 753 sq ft.
Developers will get 50 percent incentive floor space index (FSI) for redevelopment of the building.
The landlords should start the construction of the building within one year from the date of the demolition and complete it within a period of five years.
Landlords will have to provide alternate accommodation for the tenants during the time of redevelopment.
A corpus fund should be created by the landlord which will take care of the maintenance of the building for a period of 10 years.
Redevelopment is the process of demolishing existing old society building and reconstructing it by appointing a good Builder who can construct and handover new flats to the Society members free of cost with some additional benefits and make profit by utilizing balance plot potential by constructing additional flats and shops as per approval from MCGM.