Rules and format of Occupancy Certificate
20.1.2 Issue of occupancy certificate regarding Multi Storey Buildings– Without prejudice to the provision of regulation 20.1.1, In case of multi storey building the work shall also be subjected to the inspection of the Chief Fire Officer, Uttar Pradesh Fire Service and the occupancy certificate shall be issued by the Chief Executive Officer only after the clearance from the Chief Fire Officer regarding the completion of work from the fire protection point of view. Other certificates such as fees, structural safety, water harvesting, etc also have to be submitted alongwith the completion drawings
(17) Provision of following item in building shall be mandatory for issue of
completion certificate–
(i) Flooring;/ i.e hard surface and completely finished floors for common areas
or/and public use areas.
(ii) Electrical wiring;
(iii) Plumbing work to be complete.
(iv) Parking and landscaping as per Table no. 5 and Table no. 6 respectively or
as per directions issued from time to time whichever is higher;
(v) Number plate and illumination board as per direction amended or direction
issued from time-to-time;
(vi) Internal and external finishing (Plastering may not be mandatory);
(vii) Boundary wall and gates shall be mandatory;
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(viii) Buildings shall be lockable i.e. all external doors and windows shall be
provided. In case grill is provided in the windows the fixing of glass in the
windows pane shall not be mandatory;
(ix) No violation should be there in the overall building or site at the time of
issue of occupancy certificate;
(x) Any other special provision as mentioned in the lease deed;
(xi) In case of completion of whole project, all temporary structures to be
removed. In case if any special clause is mentioned in the lease deed or
Memorandum of Understanding then the requirement mentioned in the
same shall be applicable.
APPENDIX -9
(See regulation no. 20)
Form for Occupancy Certificate for Building Work
To,
The Chief Executive Officer,
Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority,
Uttar Pradesh.
Sir,
I hereby certify that the erection/re-erection/material alteration/demolition in/on
building on Plot number ………………………..in Sector……………..in Yamuna
Expressway has been supervised by me and the completion plan along with the required
documents are attached herewith. The plans were sanctioned vide letter
number………………………… dated……………………….and the work has been
completed to my best satisfaction. The workmanship and all the materials which have
been used are strictly in accordance with the general, detailed specification. No provision
of the regulations, directions, conditions, prescribed or order issued there under have
been transferred in the course of work. The land is fit for construction for which it has
been developed or re-developed.
Signature of the Technical Person —————————————–
Name and address of the Technical Person ——————————–
Dated:
NOTE – Strike out the words which are not applicable.
CHECKLIST – 9B (For buildings on Plots other than individual residential plots)
(i) 3 copies of drawings (one set cloth bounded) duly signed by Technical Person and
owner.
(ii) Completion fees.
(iii) Valid time extension certificate, if applicable.
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(iv) Photographs of the building from front and side setbacks.
(v) Photocopy of registration of Technical Person signing the plan and Appendices.
(vi) No Objection Certificate from Chief Fire Officer, wherever applicable.
(vii) No Objection Certificate from Explosive Department, wherever applicable.
(viii) Certificate from owner and structural Engineer regarding earthquake resistance of
building as per Appendix 8/A/B/D, if applicable
(ix) Copy of receipt of fees deposited with Power Company.
(x) Copy of receipt of payment of Water, Sewer connection charges, Metre charges if not
submitted at the time of plan approval, and any other charges as may be required by
the Authority.
(xi) Compact Disc of the building plan submitted.
(xii) Any other document as may be required from time to time.
(xiii) NOC for Environment from Environment Department if applicable.
(xiv) Affidavit regarding rain water harvesting.
(xv) Photographs of the building/ site and all documents to be self attested by the
applicant.
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]]>LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh government provided a much-needed breather to builders and developers in Noida, Greater Noida and the Yamuna Expressway by extending the deadline for finishing pending projects by six months.
The deadline has been extended from June 30, 2021 to December 31, 2021, with no additional charge on the builder for the delay. A number of developers had demanded that the state government extend the deadline as the projects got delayed because of the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown for three months. All construction activities had come to a halt during the lockdown period.
The Cabinet also gave its approval to the proposal to delegate the responsibility of making it easier to acquire land or change land use to the district magistrates or divisional commissioners. The Cabinet gave its nod to the proposed changes in Section 219 of the UP Revenue Code 2006 to give the collector or divisional commissioner the power to change the land use of acquired land.
As per official sources, this would facilitate faster acquisition of land for projects and provide a push to the Purvanchal Expressway project, dedicated freight corridor, Bundelkhand Expressway, Eastern Peripheral Expressway and establishment of state medical colleges and degree colleges.In another major decision, the state cabinet put its stamp on the proposal to allocate public distribution system ration shops to self-help groups.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had announced that self help groups being managed by women would be eligible to apply for PDS shops in an effort to empower them financially and also ensure greater transparency to the system. The Cabinet has approved the change in the definition of the ‘owner’ to allow self-help groups to apply now.
Builders had sought help from govt
A number of developers had appealed to the Yogi Adityanath government to extend the deadline as the projects got delayed because of the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown
for three months across the country.
प्रदेश के आईटी विभाग ने ग्रेटर नोएडा में जेवर एयरपोर्ट के करीब इलेक्ट्रॉनिक सिटी बनाने के प्रस्ताव पर सहमति दी थी। इसके लिए कैबिनेट मंजूरी देने की तैयारी है। करीब 1700 एकड़ जमीन पर मैन्युफैक्चरिंग इलेक्ट्रानिक्स जोन (एमईजेड) नाम से इलेक्ट्रॉनिक सिटी बनाने का प्रस्ताव है। इसके लिए सैद्धांतिक सहमति बन चुकी है। जिसमें कई बड़ी मोबाइल, एलईडी बनाने वाली कंपनियों को जमीन दी जाएगी। इस एमईजेड को तीन चरणों में विकसित किया जाएगा
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Noida, Nov 17 (IANS) The pace at which mobile manufacturing activity is growing in the Noida/Greater Noida area owing to the “Make in India” initiative, the region is set to produce about 30 per cent of an estimated 100 crore mobile phones the country will produce annually by 2025.
Approximately 80 mobile manufacturing factories are currently operating in this region, with an estimated total employment of 50,000 people, according to mobile industry body ICEA.
These 80 units produce mobile handsets as well as components for handsets such as chargers/adapters, battery packs, etc.
During 2018-19, India saw the production of 29 crore units and the bulk of the production came from the Noida-Greater Noida region.
For example, South Korean tech giant Samsung, which opened its biggest mobile factory at Sector 81 last year, is set to double its mobile phones manufacturing capacity in Noida from 6.8 crore to 12 crore units a year by 2020.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO, which is currently manufacturing 5 crore smartphones annually at its Kasna-based factory in Greater Noida, aims to double the capacity to 10 crore units by next year, according to Sumit Walia, VP, Product and Marketing, OPPO India.
Another Chinese player, Vivo, which earlier this month rolled out a new manufacturing facility in Greater Noida as part of its approximately Rs 7,500 crore investment plan in India, is ready to produce more than 3.3 crore devices annually, from its current production of 2.5 crore units.
“Noida/Greater Noida/YEW (Yamuna Expressway) are envisaged to be a global hub of mobile phone and component manufacturing,” Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman, India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA), told IANS.
“We estimate that out of the targeted $190 billion value production and 100 crore volume of phones to be produced by 2025, at least 30 per cent will be made here — over $57 billion production of just phones which is a near four-fold jump from the present numbers,” Mohindroo emphasised.
“We estimate a component and sub-assembly industry of at least $20-25 billion developing here in 4-5 years,” he said.
Out of 100 crore handsets, nearly 60 crore are expected to be exported, according to the National Policy on Electronics 2019 which has set the aim of promoting domestic manufacturing and export in the entire value-chain of ESDM (Electronics System Design and Manufacturing) for economic development to achieve a turnover of nearly Rs 28 lakh crore by 2025.
India currently has over 450 million smartphone users, the number of which is expected to reach 859 million by 2022, according to a latest ASSOCHAM-PwC joint study.
In 2014, India had just two mobile phone manufacturing units. But thanks to the “Make in India” push, the country now has 268 mobile handset and accessories manufacturing units.
In fact, India is now the second-largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world after China.
“Mobile handset manufacturing activity essentially moved to Noida/ Greater Noida region post 2014 primarily due to the region”s close proximity to the National Capital Region as well as availability of space to move in and operationalise manufacturing activity at a quicker pace,” Mohindroo elaborated.
With Apple set to double down on manufacturing new iPhones in India, it can change the face of manufacturing in the country.
“Apple has started manufacturing phones in India, including components. They have started making iPhones in India and also components both for exports. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I want a robust presence of Apple in India. A super robust presence of Samsung in India. Apple is also on board as far as the India story in concerned,” IT and Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had told the media in September.
According to CyberMedia Research (CMR), China-based BBK Group, the parent company of OPPO, Vivo, Realme and OnePlus brands, achieved 42 per cent share in the India smartphone market in the third quarter this year, which is almost equal to the market share of Xiaomi and Samsung combined.
According to ICEA, about 95 per cent of mobile phones sold in India are produced in the country itself.
“Our domestic market vis-a-vis domestic manufacturing is saturated and we have set our sights on a target of Rs 7.7 lakh crore of exports by 2025,” Mohindroo said.
]]>“To develop the state as the hub of electronics manufacturing, a new policy has been released under which the units set up in this zone will be eligible for claiming necessary benefits,” deputy chief minister Dinesh Sharma, who holds the IT and electronics portfolios said on Monday.
Hoping that this policy will be helpful in setting up electronics systems design and manufacturing (ESDM) units, he said it will encourage economy and create jobs. The minister said the aim of this policy is to ensure that the state gets the status of a favourite investment destination.
The target of the policy is to attract investments worth Rs20,000 crore in the ESDM sector and 3 lakh jobs by 2022, he said. An electronics mission directorate will also be set up for the successful implementation of this policy which will have a mission director, deputy director and other staff, the minister added.
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