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The following checklist identifies the essential documents typically required for an initial architectural consultation for Building Redevelopment Project
These establish the legal right of the society or owner to develop the land.
Conveyance Deed / Sale Deed: Proof of ownership or title transfer to the society.
Property Card: A government record (usually issued by the City Survey Office) showing the plot area, CTS number, and current owner's name.
7/12 Extract / Index II: Revenue records detailing the history of the land and registered transactions.
Search Report & Title Certificate: A legal report (usually prepared by an advocate) confirming the title is clear and marketable.
Non-Agricultural (N.A.) Order: Permission showing the land is cleared for residential or commercial use.
Architects use these to understand what was originally approved and what has already been built.
Original Approved Building Plans: Blueprints and layouts of the existing structure.
Occupancy Certificate (OC): Confirms the original building was completed as per the approved plans and is legal for habitation.
Structural Audit Report: A mandatory report for buildings over 15–30 years old to assess their current condition and justify redevelopment.
These determine how much you can build on the plot.
D.P. Remarks (Development Plan Remarks): Information from the local municipal body (like MCGM in Mumbai) regarding zoning, reservations (e.g., road widening), and available FSI.
City Survey Plan (CTS Plan): A boundary map showing the plot’s dimensions and neighboring parcels.
If the redevelopment is for a Co-operative Housing Society (CHS):
Society Registration Certificate: Proof that the society is a legal entity.
List of Members: A member-wise chart indicating existing carpet areas.
Society Resolution: A copy of the resolution passed in the Special General Body Meeting (SGM) consenting to the redevelopment process.
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Provide the required documents for verification.
After payment, we will file your NOC application online on the relevant portal
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