Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will on Monday review the progress of key Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) projects. Photo | ANI
Karnataka

Karnataka CM to review BDA projects, discuss residential sites

The CM is also expected to announce new projects and initiatives at a press conference following the meeting.

Express News Service

BENGALURU: Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will on Monday review the progress of key Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) projects, with discussions expected to focus on easing

traffic congestion, planned urban development and resolving long-pending issues related to residential sites and housing.

The review meeting will cover the status of ongoing projects, implementation timelines, land acquisition, and financial and administrative matters. The CM is also expected to announce new projects and initiatives at a press conference following the meeting.

One of the key issues likely to be discussed is the regularisation of houses constructed more than 12 years ago, before July 10, 2008, on land acquired by the BDA under Rule 38(D). The CM is likely to launch an online application system for the scheme.

The government has reduced fees based on guidance value by 50 per cent across eligible site categories.

Reduced Fees

  • For sites up to 20x30sqft, fee is down from 10% to 5%

  • For sites above 20x30sqft and up to 30x40sqft, fee is down from 25% to 12.5%

  • Fee down from 40% to 20% for sites up to 40x60sqft, reduced from 50% to 25% for sites up to 50x80sqft

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