1.

SYNOPSYS
TITLE OF PROJECT
Proposed planning for re-development of Ambedkarnagar slum under public private partnership
(ppp) at T.P-7 (Anjana) F.P-118 Survey

OBJECTIVES OF STUDY
To make surat as a slum free city and to improve living standard of slum dwellers

RATIONAL FOR THE STUDY

T.p- 7(Anjana)located 7 km east from railway station and within smc limit. The textile
market,factory of power looms of textile are located closed vicinity. Due to Industrialization and
textile unit slum pocket located in this area. Therefore it is proposed to come out with a
providing better shelter with basic/social/amenities to slum dwellers to improve living standard
and as a result effort to make the slum free surat city.

DETAIL METHODOLOGY TO BE USED FOR CARRYING OUT THE

STUDY
As I am employee of municipal corporation working under ppp scheme for redevelopment of
various slums. I have done detailed survey of slum dwellers residing in slum located at TP7(Anjana) F.P.No-118 Ambedkarnagar .they are living in sub standard condition with lack of
proper sanitation, ventilation, internal approach road, drinking water, and drainage
facility.Ambedkarnagar slum located near municipal Anjana sewage farm with good connectivity
of BRTS Route on canal corridor.
Due to opportunity of job in vicinity of Ambedkarnagar slum and said slum is not obstructed in
development work/road /reservation and situated in s.m.c land. SMC intend/select said slum for
redevelopment under ppp scheme with basic/social eminitis.I designed Redevelopment scheme
to provide free of charge dwelling units having minimum 25 sqmt carpet area i.e. two room,
kitchen bath room and toilet facility to slum dwellers by public private participation as per under
govt. guidelines.

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LIST OF ACTIVIIES TO BE CARRIED OUT TO COMPLETE THE

PROJECT:

Meet the guide & Finalize the Project.

Preliminary Slum Survey & Data Collection.
Define all terms which is useful for planning.
Data Collection For Rules & Regulation for the project form smc.
Preparation of layout plan for building
Preparation of water supply & drainage layout
Preparation of different type of building layout & elevation
Preparation of layout plan for anganwadi
Preparation of layout plan for community hall
Preparation of Layout Plan/3DVIEW
Prepare final report of project work.

PROBLEMS ENVISAGED IN CARRYING OUT THE PROJECT

No problems will envisage in carrying out the project.

2.INTRODUCTION

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Redevelopment of ambedkarnagar existing slum under public private partnership (ppp) at

TP.7(anjana) FP.NO 118 by providing integrated group housing facility with social infrastructure
of community hall and anganwadi for the slum dwellers living with good atmosphere and
nearness to their working place.
Ambedkarnagar slum is located 7km east from surat railway station within SMC limit . the
anjana farm and textiles factories are located closed vicinity and also interconnected with BRTS
rout on canal corridor.
As per the detailed study I found that there are so many workers are working in industry like
power

looms

,textile

market,

transport

godown

and

residing

in

slum

name

as

ambedkarnagar,arnavnagar,javaharnagar,salimnagar,chimneytekro,gandhinagar,bakhadmohollo,k
hwajanagar,halpativas.Slum dwellers living in slum which is improper for human habitation and
unsuitable for human habitation by all means,broken condition of such houses , density,faulty
arrangement and construction , narrow roads , lack of ventilation and light which are harmful to
safety, health and morality and that is why I designed project for redevelopment of existing slum
of ambedkarnagar at TP.7 (anjana) FP.118 by providing detailed survey of slum and proposed
planning for integrated group housing facility for slum dweller as per govt. guide line with
facility of primary , physical &social infrastructure .The implementation of said project result in
improving living standard of slum dwellers & fulfill the dream of slum free city of surat.
The implementation of said project is done by transparent bid process for inviting
financial sound developers to construct integrated group housing facility with primary , physical
and social infrastructure for slum dwellers . as per govt. policy in said project slum dwellers will
rehabilitate insinuated in flat of one room , kitchen , bath/W.C with free of charge.
Expenditurer for construction of integrated group housing facility of selected
developer will be repay by SMC or competent authority providing transferable development
rights mentioned in govt. policy and developer can sale/ uses TDR within
development limit.

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surat urban

As I am employee of surat municipal corporation I whould like to thanks to all my

colleagues staff and architect who have directly and indirectly helped in preparation of this
project report.

History:The city of Surat, known for its textile manufacturing, trade, diamond cutting and
polishing industries, zari industry, has experienced drastic industrial development in last two
decade resulting in rapid growth in economy, an economy dominated by labour intensive
activities. Migrant labors from other parts of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Eastern India, has settled
down mainly along the major transportation corridors, river and creek banks and in vicinity of
industrial areas. This leads to formation of informal settlements characterized by high density of
population and associated public health risks. These densely populated areas are as good as
slums of course with no / substandard basic facilities like drinking water, roads, light, sanitation
etc. and are highly prone to any sort of disaster. So providing housing with healthy and hygienic
condition is the major concern for the city.
SMC also conducted a slum survey in 2005 and developed a slum policy based on this
survey. The high rate of in-migration of labour workforce, and their dependants coupled with a
lack of affordable housing, led to the growth of slums and slum like areas in Surat over the last
four decades. By 2005 there were close to 1 lakh household living in in-sanitary conditions in
333 slums. Out of these 117 were on private lands and 216 on public lands. By 2007, biometric
survey revealed that the number of slum dwellers has increased to 1.33 lakh household in 406
slums, partly due to inclusion of slums existing in the extended areas.

2. Need
Unhygienic and dismal squalid environment in slums is not only the source of spreading
diseases but also leads to many social problems of society. The slum dwellers are deprived from
their important basic right i.e. to possess own livable place on this earth with facility of potable
water supply and sanitation. The Government has acknowledged and accepted this as major
issue. The Central Government of India and State Government of Gujarat had declared housing
schemes for families living below poverty line (BPL) and economically weaker section of
society. Surat Municipal Corporation has seriously participated in the efforts of Government to
improve the living standard of urban poor.
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SLUM POLICY:It is clearly understood that visioning city development without inclusion of slum
residents will never be possible. The informal sector, which mainly resides in slums are the
backbone of the economy on which cities thrive. Due to lack of basic social infrastructures like
health education facilities, access to credit & social security, the slum dweller, soon becomes a
vulnerable victim in the city. Due to unhygienic living in the slum and lack of education, slums
are the creators of epidemics in the city. So it is very important to think for the slums parallel to
the development of the city.
Surat Municipal Corporation have prepared a draft slum policy for overall development
of the slum dwellers it is the vision of city to make the city zero slum by the end of 2025. The
draft policy includes overall development of the slums.

Slum Data :
After increase of the city limit in 2006. The total no. of slums is 406.

Slum Scenario: (Source: Survey 2005)

Land Owner ship

No. of slum

No. of household

Population

Government Land
SMC Land
Private Land
Total

settlement
122
146
138
406

21801
46576
30720
99097

177600
213210
201190
592000

For updating of slum data Surat Municipal Corporation carried out Biometrics survey of
slum dwellers. Under this survey all the slums dwellers are surveyed and finger prints and
photographs are collected and strong database of all slums and slum dwellers living with in the
city limit is prepared. The physical, Socio Economical level and lively hood data are also
collected. Each household will be provided smart card, which can be utilized for availing all the
services to be provided in future.
Surat Municipal Corporation adopted following strategies for development of slum.

a) Slum Relocation / Rehabilitation:

The slums located on the bank of river Tapti & on the banks of creeks are seriously
affected by flood almost every year. More over the slums on the roads, canal banks and

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on the important reservation plots are required to be shifted. The slum dwellers residing
on this locations will be shifted in built up - pucca-flats.

b) Slum Redevelopment:
Slums located on Surat Municipal Corporation & private lands of less important will be
redeveloped at the same place by re-organizing and densification. The balance land after
reorganization can be made available with additional FSI as an incentive for better commercial
use and can be made available for public-private partnership.

c) Slum Upgradation:
The slums located at the place of non-importance are upgraded at the same place by
providing basic infrastructure facilities.

3.BUILDING LAYOUT AND PLANS

Ambedkarnagar slum situated at T.P-7(Anjana) F.P No-118 Area of F.P NO118 Aadmesuring 10566 Sqmt
FORM-F

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THE GUJARAT TOWN PLANNING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1976

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BUIILDING LAYOUT AND PLANS WITH BASIC AND SOCIAL

INFRASTRUCTURE
INDICATIVE MODEL LAYOUT ON GOOGLE IMAGE OF EXISTING
AMBEDKARNAGAR SLUM

LAYOUT PLAN OF EXISTING SLUM OF AMBEDKARNAGAR

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3D VIEW OF PROPOSED HOUSING COLONY UNDER PPP SCHEME OF

AMBEDKAR NAGAR SLUM

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4.POLICY DATED 18/07/2013 TO REHABILITATE SLUM

SITUATED ON PUBLIC LAND BY PPP(PUBLIC PRIVATE
PARTNERSHIP) & BID BYE LAWS
Policy to rehabilitate slums situated on public land by public-private participation under Chief
Minister Gujarat Rural Urban Housing Scheme.
Government of Gujarat,
Urban Development and Urban Housing Department,
Resolution No. PRC/102013/783/TH,
Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar

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Dated the 18th July, 2013.

Reference :
Order No. PRCH/10/2009/3572/L from Urban Development
and Urban Housing Department, Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar, dated 4-3-2010.

Preamble :
Policy was decided under the above order dated 4-3-2010 under Rehabilitation and
Redevelopment of Slum dwellers Regulations, 2010.

It was under consideration of State

government to effect changes in the policy. With a view to make urban Gujarat free from slums,
government of Gujarat has declared Chief Minister Urban Housing Scheme during the 12th Five
Year Plan in the financial year 2013-14. About seven lakh families live in slums in urban areas.
State government aims to give priority to rehabilitate them in situ. Seven lakh slum dwellers
families shall be provided houses of minimum 25 sq. mtr. carpet area and having basic facilities
free of charge. State government wants to enhance following objects by this Policy :
1. Rehabilitation of the slums situated in urban areas of the State shall be made in situ;
2. Slum-dwellers families shall be provided houses with basic facilities with two rooms,
kitchen, bath room and latrine.
3. The beneficiary shall be given ownership right of the house after 15 years.
4. Life style of urban poor shall be made clean and healthy.
5. Qualitative improvement should be brought in social, economic and environment of
towns in the State.
6. Private investment should be attracted by public-private partnership for this purpose.
7. Simple and transparent policy structure should be created to rehabilitate them in-situ.

R E S O LUTIO N
In exercise of powers conferred by section 58(2)(D) of Gujarat Slum Areas (Improvement,
Clearance and Rehabilitation) Act, 1973, the State government decides to follow Rehabilitation
policy by private developers partnership of slums situated on public lands.
1. Under the policy of slum areas, the prescribed authority should ensure that
(A) Any area being low lying, unclean, dirty or over-crowded and otherwise dangerous to
the health, security or morality of the nearby neighbours, or
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(B) Houses used or envisaged to use for human habitation in any areas
(i)
Are improper by any means for human habitation; or they are unsuitable for
(ii)

human habitation by all means,

Broken condition of such houses, density, faulty arrangement and
construction, narrow roads or want of air circulation and light or want of
cleanliness or on all these accounts, they are harmful to safety, health and
morality. It may, by publishing notification in gazette, declare such areas as

slums (slum areas).

(C) In order to decide whether any house is proper for human habitation for the purposes

(vii)

of the Act, following condition shall be taken into consideration :

(i)
Repairs,
(ii)
Strength,
(iii) Moisturefree condition,
(iv)
Natural ventilation
(v)
Facilities of water
(vi)
Facilities of gutter and cleanliness,
Facilities to store food-grains, to prepare food and cook them, facilities for drainage
should be provided. If the house is lacking with one or more things, such house is
not habitable and it shall be considered improper as stated above.

2.Scope and Commencement

The policy shall apply to slums situated on public lands. Public lands shall include
government lands, lands released under Urban Land Ceiling Act, lands owned by Urban
Local Self-government Bodies, Urban Development Authorities, Public Boards,
Undertakings and Public authorities. The policy shall be extended for other lands also in
future as decided by the State government.
2. Urban authorities shall be established at State and urban level.
2.1.
There may be minimum 12 numbers in the Slums Rehabilitation Authority at State
level.
2.2.
Functions and powers of the Authority Slums Rehabilitation Authority at State level.
2.2.1. Process of master planning with reference to problems, and points concerned with
slum Rehabilitation, tour planning and decide the matters connected with use of
lands and/or give guidance.
2.2.2. Formulate schemes and programmes with reference to slums Rehabilitation; to
regulate its implementation.
2.2.3. To solve difficulties and interpretation regarding formulation and implementation
with reference to slums Rehabilitation schemes.
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2.2.4. To use powers and to do works as per requirements as prescribed authority for
entire urban areas of Gujarat State.
2.2.5. Annual report on policy and programmes should be presented before State
2.3.

Legislative Assembly.
Joint Prescribed Authority consisting of minimum members shall be constituted at
Municipal Corporation level and Urban Development Authority level for
Rehabilitation of slums. Joint Authority shall be constituted for Municipalities and

Area Development Authority.

2.3.1. Powers, functions and responsibilities assigned to prescribed authority.
2.3.1.1.
To study primary condition of slum areas, and lands situated in urban areas for
Rehabilitation of slums. To prepare a list of slum dwellers families residing in slums
2.3.1.2.
2.3.1.3.
2.3.1.4.
2.3.1.5.

and review it.

To dismantle houses that are harmful for human habitation in slum areas.
Redevelopment and Rehabilitation of slum areas.
To formulate schemes for Rehabilitation in-situ in slum areas.
In exercise of powers conferred by section 56(1) of Gujarat Slum Areas Act, 1973, the
State government shall entrust powers to the prescribed authority to declare any slum

2.3.1.6.
2.3.1.7.
2.3.1.8.

areas as slum clearance areas.

To implement slum Rehabilitation scheme.
Arrangement for parking shall have to be made on ground floor.
To perform role of facilitator in the formation of Association or Society of

2.3.1.9.

Beneficiaries dwelling in slums.

To make partnership with private sector, communities of slum-dwellers and voluntary
organizations in perspective of slum rehabilitation schemes and such benefits and

2.3.1.10.

implementation as may be decided from time to time.

Implement schemes of group housing schemes/government housing schemes for the

2.3.1.11.

purpose of slums rehabilitation.

He may coordinate their committees for accelerated implementation of the scheme
and with the purpose to supplement procedures and to get services of members of the

2.3.1.12.

respective authority and experts.

The authorities shall prepare and produce detailed annual report showing all details of

2.3.1.13.
2.3.1.14.

its activities and position of implementation.

The authorities shall maintain accounts in prescribed manner.
Effective regulation and supervision should be affected to maintain qualitative norms
in the prescribed budget prepared with responsibilities, so that various schemes and
programmes regarding slums Rehabilitation are completed in time.

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2.3.1.15.

The State government shall entrust the prescribed authorities to declare the areas
occupied by slum-dwellers for the purpose of slum Rehabilitation in urban areas in
exercise of powers vested under section 3(1) of section 56(1) of the Act to declare
such areas as slum areas.

3.Benefit admissible to the beneficiaries :

4.1 The families who live in slums as on 1-12-2010 shall be considered as beneficiaries under
the

policy. A list of beneficiaries shall be preferred on any of two criteria out of four for

rehabilitation by Implementing Agencies, viz.; Electricity Bill, Voters Identity Card, Slum
Survey or Ration Card.
4.2 Under this policy, the beneficiaries dwelling in slums shall be given a pucca house
containing two rooms, kitchen, bath-room and latrine in minimum 25 sq. mtrs. Built-up
area free of charge in lieu of their hutments.
4.3 The beneficiaries shall be given facilities of water, sewage line and electric connections.
The beneficiaries shall be responsible for their permanent maintenance, preservation and
expenditure payable.

The beneficiaries shall pay house tax and tax of Local Self-

government regularly.
4.4 Benefits shall be given of Anganwadi/Health Centre having minimum 50 sq. mtr. areas
for each such 500 houses as per rules.
4.5 The beneficiaries shall be granted lease-hold right for the houses allotted to them for 15
years and thereafter shall be granted ownership rights. However, the ownership of the
land shall vest in Local Self-government or Authorities.
4.6 The beneficiaries dwelling in slums shall be given to options for the purpose of
rehabilitation :
4.6.1 Alternatives to get house in slums rehabilitation scheme in-situ shall be given first
4.6.2

preference.
If any beneficiary represent to Local Self-government by his desire and consent in
writing with appropriate reasons to get house according to minimum criteria
prescribed in housing scheme affordable any other house instead of above
alternative as a part of slums rehabilitation scheme in exceptional cases and if his
representation is accepted, the selected developer shall have to make arrangement
to provide houses as per this alternative.

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4.7 Stamp Duty registration for allotted house shall be executed on a stamp paper of Rs.
100/-.
4.8 If the eligible beneficiary possesses shop in the slums, he shall be eligible to get shop
admeasuring minimum 15 sq. mtrs.
5. Rehabilitation of slums situated on public lands shall be made by public-private
partnership.Such public-private partnership is central point of this policy for rehabilitation of
slums.
a. Functions and duties of private developers and public organizations.
i. Prescribed authority for rehabilitation of State level slums shall carry out following
functions :
(A) This authority shall work as regulatory, facilitator and probable authority,
(B) To create required institutional structure for implementation of the Policy.
(C) To work for removal of difficulties on account of interpretation and implementation

ii.

of the policy.
(D) Planning and supervising on rehabilitation of slums under this policy.
Functions and duties of prescribed authorities shall be as under :(A) To make scheme of rehabilitation in-situ of the slums,
(B) To prepare scheme of families residing as on 1-12-2010 in the slums.
(C) To prescribe guiding criteria of the scheme.
(D) To increase private developers by public and transparent bidding system,
(E) To give necessary statutory clearance,
(F) To help private developers to vacate the place for rehabilitation in-situ of slums.
(G) To provide main external inter-structure facilities for fundamental requirements.
(H) To execute concessional agreement for slums Rehabilitation with private developers.
In this agreement, incentives, relaxation to be given to private developers and duties
and functions of both the parties shall be covered.

Moreover, there should be

provision to revoke the agreement as per prescribed procedure on violation of any

objects and achievements mentioned in the preamble.
5.1.3.Functions and Duties of Private Developers :
5.1.3. To prepare detailed architectural and structural drawings and designs for slum
rehabilitation scheme and to prepare structure of the scheme.
5.1.3.2.To make arrangement for necessary financial fund for Rehabilitation of the slums.
5.1. 3.3. To obtain required sanction for slums Rehabilitation scheme from the prescribed
authority.

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5.1.3.4.To get the place vacated for rehabilitation of slums in-situ.

5.1.3.5.During implementation of sanctioned scheme of rehabilitation of slums, arrangements
shall be made for the beneficiaries of the scheme to live at other places and on completion of the
scheme, they shall be settled in their allotted houses in-situ.
5.1.3.6.Private developers shall be responsible for redevelopment of the slums.
5.1.3.7. Houses constructed under slums Rehabilitation scheme shall be allotted by computer
draw in the presence of beneficiaries and under supervision of prescribed authority.
5.1.3.8.

Fundamental facilities should be provided to the beneficiaries under the scheme

besides houses.

5.1.3.9.

An association should be formed of the beneficiaries for maintenance of the

scheme.

5.1.3.10.

A fund should be created of Rs. 250/- for construction of every square meter for
maintenance of the scheme and should be transferred to the Association of
beneficiaries and prescribed authority.

5.1.3.11.

Defect liability period of the developer selected for slums rehabilitation scheme
shall be seven years.

6. Following incentives shall be given to the private developers by the prescribed authority :
a. Maximum three F.S.Is shall be given for the purpose of development on land for slums
rehabilitation.
b. If after Rehabilitation of slums in-situ, vacant lands are saved, the developers shall
develop free sales on vacant land under existing rules.
c. Private developers shall be given following two rights on slum lands :
(i)
Rights of development prescribed under this policy,
(ii)
Free hold rights to develop for their own profit if the land falls vacant after
Rehabilitation of slums.
d. Private developers shall be exempted from applicable municipal and revenue charges for
slums development only. However, after slums Rehabilitation, the private developers
shall pay all the municipal and revenue charges applied for development for their own
profit on the remaining lands.
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e. Relaxation given in sub-rules for construction for Rehabilitation in-situ of only slums shall
apply to every area other than restricted areas.
7. Prescribed authority shall select private developers as under by public and transparent system
:
a. Selection of private developers shall be made by public and transparent tender system.
Model tender for this purpose shall be given by State level Authority.
b. Developers during slums Rehabilitation according to prevailing two bid systems shall be
decided as per technical criteria. Price for slums Rehabilitation scheme shall be obtained
from the private developers according to technical criteria. The private developer who
produces bid of lowest price shall be finally selected. The price shall be repaid by the
prescribed authority by transferable development rights.

c. Financial bid shall be given as under by private developers :

i. Firstly, total price for complete scheme of slums Rehabilitation shall be calculated by the
developers, in which cost of construction, expenditure to be made in transit
accommodation shall be calculated by adding other risk factors and thus total expenditure
shall be calculated.
ii. After Rehabilitation of slums, if the developer finds any land to be opened, we may use
or dispose the land as per his wish. In view of this, he will deduct his estimated amount
of land from total expenditure to be incurred for Rehabilitation and pay net amount to the
authority for Rehabilitation or shall expect to get from the authority and it shall be main
criteria for bidding.
iii. The cases in which selected developer has to take amount from the prescribed authority,
rights of transferable developmental rights of the price of determined bid of the developer
shall be bestowed by the prescribed authority.
d. The prescribed authority shall appoint impartial consultant to examine qualities on
sanction of the project.
e. Qualitative, speedy, durable and having less expenditure for preservation and maintenance
of construction materials/technology used at present for slums rehabilitation scheme shall
be used. For this purpose, necessary certificates shall be obtained for structural stability,
material testing and occupancy regarding technology. The construction shall be as per
prevalent G.D.C.R. and outer walls of the house shall be as per National Building Code
(NBC) for structural safety.
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8. Transferable Developmental rights :

a. Transferable Developmental rights means sanction to transfer/make business/sales of
developmental rights from one land to another land. Such rights shall be given in the form
of certificates showing time-limit and amount by Local Urban Self-government and
Authority. Such rights shall be given according to sub-rules of construction or according
to guidelines prescribed by State government from time to time in this regard.
b. Transferable Developmental rights of the price equivalent to the price paid by the selected
developers for slums rehabilitation scheme shall be given to the developers.

Such

transferable rights shall be used in any zone except restricted zone. It may be transferred
into schemes sanctioned under township policy as well as hotels and hospitals of the
scheme.
c. Transfer of developmental rights may be transferred under the respective development
plan.
d. The lands which are on the roads having 18 meters or more width shall be entitled to get
height of construction upto 70 meters.
e. In order to get height of construction shown in para 8.4, transferable developmental rights
shall be transferred on available lands within the limit according to requirement of FSI in
addition to free FSI admissible in that zone.
f. Transferable developmental rights shall be adjusted against admissible chargeable F.S.I.
rates in the area of available lands.
g. If there is requirement of additional F.S.I. by total (Free + chargeable) admissible F.S.I. on
available lands, transfer of transferable developmental rights saved shall be made pro-rata
according to prevalent Jantri rates of the available land. For such pro-rata transfer, unit
value of original TDR (Total amount of sanctioned bid/total construction) shall be
calculated. For the purpose of transfer of developmental rights, Jantri price shall be froze
as on date of rates quoted for the slum Rehabilitation scheme.
h. Generally transferable developmental rights shall be transferred once completely or in
pieces.
i. Such transferable developmental rights shall be utilized within maximum period of seven
years from the date of work order for slum Rehabilitation scheme.
j. Transferable developmental rights shall be given in the multiples of completed
construction of 50 houses under slums rehabilitation scheme.

Last part of transferable

developmental rights shall be given only when the certificate is obtained of completion of
slums Rehabilitation scheme.
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k. On completion of slums Rehabilitation scheme, the prescribed authority shall issue

certificate of completing the scheme. When private developers allocate houses to each
beneficiary and produce its registration documents and on production of certificate for the
use of house, this certificate shall be issued.
l. Transferable developmental rights shall be exempted from stamp duty.

9. Partnership of slum-dwellers :
a. In order to ensure effective planning and implementation by selected developers,
partnership of communities dwelling in slums shall be ensured at each stage of
implementation of slums rehabilitation scheme. Help from voluntary agencies/community
based organizations shall be sought so as to increase partnership in development process
of the communities of families dwelling in slums for smooth rehabilitation by the
developers. Public partnership shall be obtained as under :
b. Cooperation shall be sought for planning of slums rehabilitation scheme, to prepare maps,
survey, assignment, and database.
i. Microscopic planning of slums rehabilitation scheme shall be made by their cooperation.
ii. The Association may coordinate at slums Rehabilitation scheme for implementation,
repairs and maintenance of slums Rehabilitation scheme at Rehabilitation scheme level.
iii. The private developers shall take care to ensure that when the beneficiaries go to live in
their new homes in slums Rehabilitation scheme, they may adopt reformed and
responsible life style in urban management with the help of non-governmental
organizations/community based organizations.

10. Allocation of houses :

a. Selected developers shall allot to the entitled slum-dwellers the houses prepared under
slums Rehabilitation schemes by computerized draw in their presence under supervision
of the prescribed authority.
b. Title ownership rights of the allotted houses shall be in joint names of husband and wife
and stamp duty registration and property cards shall be maintained accordingly.
c. Prescribed authority/Urban Local Self-government shall be the owners of the land.
d. When certificate is issued for having completed slums Rehabilitation work by the
prescribed authority, the developer shall hand over the repairs and maintenance work to
the community of slum-dwellers/Association or prescribed authority.
11. Following relaxations shall be given in construction sub-rules for rehabilitation scheme insitu of slums :
a. Length of the house shall coincide with expansion joint as per requirements.
b. In the scheme of slums Rehabilitation, the place of margin shall be left and remaining
place shall be used for the scheme.
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c. Following margins shall apply for the purpose of slums Rehabilitation.

Following margins shall be given for the plots situated on the roads:
Width

of

the Road

side

Height of

Margin

other

road

margin

building

than road side

Upto 9 meters

3.0

10 meters

2.5 meters

including silt
9 and from 9 to 4.5
12 meters

15 meters

3.0 meters

including silt

12 and from 12 6.0

15 meters

3.0 meters

15 to 25 meters

4.0 meters

25 to 45 meters

6.0 meters

45 to 70 meters

8.0 meters

to 18 meters
18 and from 18 7.5
to 30 meters
30 and from 30 9.0
to 40 meters
40

and

more 12.0

than 40 meters

d. Relaxation shall be given in the margin from common plots to the building. According to
the prevailing rules, margins of 3 meters and 6 meters are necessary in the buildings
having height of 25 meters and more. Taking into consideration the circumstances of the

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case, 2.00 meters margin shall be sanctioned for the buildings having height upto 25
meters.
e. (i)
No lift is required for 30 dwelling units; but additional lift shall be kept for units
or part thereof;
(iii)
Apart from aforesaid (1), if the height of construction exceeds 25 meters,
additional lift shall be kept except one.
f. Minimum 200 sq. meters or 8% area of building units, whichever is more shall be allotted
for common plot.
g. On the plot of slums Rehabilitation, lands remaining after Rehabilitation shall be
considered as separate plot and sanction will be accorded taking into view dimensions like
width of road and margin for available land upto height of 70 meters as per prevailing
G.D.C.R. instead of applicable height in the respective zone.
h. G+3 type houses shall be constructed on the roads having 9.0 meters or less wide roads,
G-5 type houses on the 9.0 to 18.0 meters wide roads and houses of height as per
prevailing G.D.C.R. on more than 18 meter roads shall be constructed. Responsibility of
repairs and maintenance of lift shall be of the developers upto seven years. Then, the
developer shall deposit necessary fund in this regard to the concerned local selfgovernment organization.
12. Following relaxations shall be given under construction sub-rules for available lands.
a. Transfer of developmental rights shall be sanctioned in all areas other than restricted areas.
Transfer of developmental rights shall be made in the proposals sanctioned under Hotel
and Hospital Policy as well as Township Policy of the State government.
b. If the width of road is 18 meters or more, height of the building upto 70 meters shall be
accorded sanction.
c. Ground coverage : After deducting margin place, the area of the plot-margin shall be kept
as per rules proposed in DP 2021 of AUDA.
d. Slums Rehabilitation in urban areas of the State, lands remained after Rehabilitation and
as per AUDA Development Plan, 2021 on available lands, provisions other than above
shall apply.

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5.BUILDING BYE LAWS & PLANNING

REGULATION FOR PPP SCHEME DATED.31/07/2013

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6.SLUM SURVEY OF AMBEDKARNAGAR

PHOTOGRAPHS OF EXISTING SLUM OF AMBEDKARNAGAR

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PHOTO OF DETAILED SURVEY WORK OF AMBEDKARNAGAR

EXISTING SLUM

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7.LAYOUT PLAN OF EXISTING SLUM OF

AMBEDKARNAGAR
SR.
NO

FLOOR

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NAMES
SAIYD AAMENA BI LATIFBHAI
MORE HEERABEN AMBALALBHAI
ANSARI ROMA BANU JMAEIL-E-AHMED
SHEKH NASIM BANU AASAHAN BHAI
SHEKH AAZRA BI MEHMOOD KHAN
SHEKH SHAHIDA BANU
FAHKIR REHANA JAKHIRSHAH

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GODOWN
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GODOWN
SHOP
F.F
GODOWN
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S.F
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SHOP
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S.F
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SHOP
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FAHKIR MEHMUDA BI RAJJAK SHAH

ANSARI MATYUREHMAN SAHNAJBHAI
ANSARI LATIF MOHAMADINBHAI
SHEKH SHABINA RAMJANBHAI
SHEKH HASINA NASIM BHAI
SHEKH NASBUN IMRANBHAI
SHEKH AAFSHANA SULTANBHAI
SHEKH AABEDA DADAMIYABHAI
SHEKH NBHISHA KURBANBHAI
GACHRALA JNARDAN UPLAYABHAI
BDHANE SUREKHABEN APPABHAI
BDHANE MAYUR APPABHAI
KHATIK NISHAR JUMMABHAI
KURISHI SHAHINA BI FIROJBHAI
RAJPUT PANNUBEN RANJITBHAI
MOHITE GANGUBAI SHUKABHAI
SHEKH AAMINA BI AAKILBHAI
GUDU HANUMANTRAV RAO
SHEKH RIZVANA BI SAFIKBHAI
AANSHARI TALEMUNSABEN
SHAH NILOFAR GANIBHAI
SHAH SHAYRA BANU ISMILEBHAI
SHAH IRSHAHD BI ZUMMABHAI
AKHADE KASTURIBA NAMDEVBHAI
SHEKH HAMIDA YUNUSHUFBHAI
SHEKH RUBINA SARIFBHAI
PATHAN RASHAD BI
BAVISHKAR SUNANDA NANABHAI
SHEKH QYAMUDDINBHAI
SHEKH SAMRINA MAVLIKBHAI
SHEKH AAHMIDA KLIMBHAI
SHEKH SABINA AABRARBHAI
SHEJPURE BHARTI VIJAYBHAI
SHEKH SAHJEDA SAKILBHAI
SHEKH RABIYA BI EKBALBHAI
MALI ANNOKHI SHANTILALBHAI
MALI LAXMI GOVARDANBHAI
PANPATIL LILABEN RATANBHAI
PANPATIL BHARTI RAJUBHAI
MANIK LILABEN BHIMRAVBHAI
MANIK KAVITABEN DHANRAJBHAI
MANIK MAYABEN AANANDBHAI
VALLHAPELI SHAVITRA SOMAIYABHAI
AEMLA SUNANDA KUMARBHAI
URAVANDHA SWATI NAVINBHAI
AANSHARI RAJIYA BI MOHAMADBHAI
ANSARI SMAPARVIN MOHAMAD AYUBBHAI
MALIK VAHIDA BI FIROJBHAI
KHAN RUKSHANA RAFIKBHAI
MANGLE NILABEN ASHOKBHAI

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b
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SHOP
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SHOP
G
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G
G

a
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b

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SHOP
F.F
SHOP
F.F
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F.F
G
SHOP
G
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F.F
G
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F.F
G
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G
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G
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G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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CCHIPA RAHEMAT BANU AARIFBHAI

CCHIPA RUBINA BANU SARIFBHAI
KHAN MUMTAJ BANU MABTARBHAI
SALMANI MOHAMAD HANIF ZUBERBHAI
VERMA KAMLABEN
VERMA BABUBHAI
CCHIPA HANIFA BANU YUSHUFBHAI
SHAIKH KASIF RAED
MANSHURI SHALMA SATDAMBHAI
AAHMED KHLIFA SHAHJAHABHAI
VELANDI ISHVARIBEN MARKANDBHAI
SHAH FIROZABI SALIMBHAI
AAGANWADI
MYAVLA ANNEMMA MURLIBHAI
MYAVLA LAKSHMI SOMAIYABHAI
KHAN RAFILKUNNISHA AASHNRJJA
SHEKH PARVIN SATTARBHAI
KHAN ANRAVBHAI
KHAN HEENA
NAGRALE SANGITA RAKESHBHAI
PURPATI SHURYAKANTA NARSHIYABHAI
BHINGI NARAYAN LAKSHMANBHAI
SHAH PARVINBANU FKIRBHAI
SHAH SHAYRA BI MEHBUBBHAI
SHAH RHIMBHAI
PAWAR KHNDUBHAI
PAWAR VAMAN LOTANBHAI
KHERNAR KESARBAI KASHINATHBHAI
SONVADE LILABEN CHGANBHAI
SHAH SHAYRA BI MEHABUBBHAI
SHAHFAKIR FARJANA BI NAZIMBHAI
SHAHFAKIR FARIDABI AKILBHAI
SHAHFAKIR RUKSAHR RAHIMBHAI
SHAHFAKEER SHAHIN AAMINBHAI
SHEKH SHABANAPERVEEN NISARBHAI
PATOLE TAIBEN ASHOKBHAI
BESANE AALKA RAMESHBHAI
BEDASE NIRMAL RAMANBHAI
THAKRE SUNITA KRISHNABHAI
THAKRE ASHA RAJUBHAI
THAKARE SHANTABEN RAMDASBHAI
GAVHANE SAPNA ROHIDAS
KARNKAL SUMANBEN CHHNABHAI
AGLE MINABEN DINESHBHSI
KARNKAL LAKSHMI ANILBHAI
KARNKAL JYOTI SATISHBHAI
SHEKH KHATULBEN MUTLLIFBHAI
KARANKAL SHOBHABEN SUNILBHAI
PARJAPTI HEERABEN SURESHBHAI
AANSHARI RAJIYA YUNUSHUFBHAI

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a
a
b
c
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b
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a
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b

a
b
a
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SHOP
OFFICE
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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F.F
G
G
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G
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G
G

LAISEKTI NARESHBHAI
IPPYAT GAUTAMBHAI
SHEKH SHAKINA MUSABHAI
SHEKH HASHINA MAHMAD AARIFBHAI
SHEKH FARJANA SALIMBHAI
VAGH SHATI SDASHIVBHAI
VAGH SUNANDA DADABHAI
VAGH MEERA DILIPBHAI
AANSHARI SAKHILA MOHAMED SOAALEBHAI
AANSHARI KALIMBHAI
NAGARAD VIJIYA RAMESHBHAI
NAGARAD LATABEN AMBALALBHAI
NAGARADE SUNITA SURESHBHAI
SHEKH RUKSANABI JAFARBHAI
SHEKH NARAGIS NASIRBHAI
SHEKH HAMIDA BI ZAKIRBHAI
SHEKH SHABANA BI SHABIRBHAI
SHEKH RUKSHANA BI RASHIDBHAI
SISATHA VADHANA MAHENDRABHAI
SAINDANE IMIBAHEN RAJHADHAR
GAVHANE SAPNA ROHIDAS
SHIRSHATH REKHABEN RAWANBHAI
SHEKH MUMTAJBI ALAMBHAI
AAGLE SANGITA DEVDASBHAI
BESANE SUNANDA NANABHAI
SHINDE USHABEN DILIPBHAI
SHINDE JANABAI DEEPCHANDBHAI
SHINDE MAYABEN SURESHBHAI
BAVISKAR SUMANBEN UTTAMBHAI
BAVISKAR SURAKHA MANOJBHAI
BAVISKAR SUREKHA MANOJ BHAI
KADHARE LAKSHMIBEN SURESHBHAI
ANSARI FARZANA KURSADBHAI
KHERNAR BIMABAI LAXMANBHAI
KHERNAR REKHABEN MADHUBHAI
VAGH KALABEN KASHIRAMBHAI
VAGH ARUNABEN SUNILBHAI
ANSARI SIRINBANU JAHULAHMEDBHAI
ANSARI JAINABBI JAVEDHAMADBHAI
ANSARI SIMASAHEEN JULFEKAR AHMED
SHEKH HAMIDA BI HUSENBHAI
SHEKH RUKSANA ASIFBHAI
SHEKH AFSANABI FIROJBHAI
ANSARI ZARINABI JALILBHAI
ANSARI RABIYABI NUJAMUDDIN
ANSARI MAZDA SIRAJBHAI
ANSARI JINATKAUSAT MAKSUDALAM
RACHIYA KALAVATI SUMANBHAI
KANKUTAL KAMLABEN KUMARSWAMI
CHENNA RADHIKA SREENIWASH

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a
a
a
b

a
a
b
a
a
a
a
a

a
a
a

a
a
b
a
b
a
b
c

G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
B
G
G
B
B
G
B
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G

AAGLE MATHURA DIPAKBHAI

SHEKH TABSSUM GULAMNABI
PATHAN BISMILABIBI AMINBHAI
PATHAN SAMINABI ASLAMBHAI
SHEKH SEEMA YUSUFBHAI
BEG AKILABI ASHAKBHAI
SHEKH KURASADBIBI GYASBHAI
SAIYAD SHABNAMBI FIROJBHAI
SHEKH RUKHSAR MOSINBHAI
SHEKH BIKHTUR B.LALABHAI
ANSARI FARIDABI JAINULAABDIN
ANSARI ZARINABI MAHMAD AARIF
SHEKH SHABANABI AKILBHAI
SHEKH SBANABI AKILBHAI
SHEKH BILKIS SHAKIBBHAI
SHEKH SHAMIMBI AHEMADBHAI
SHEKH SAMIN AHEMADBHAI
SHEKH ASMEEN AHEMADBHAI
SHEKH IDRISHA AHEMADBHAI
KHAN IRFANA MUSTUFABHAI
PATHAN ZEBUNNISHA JAVEDKHAN
KHATIK ZAMILABI GFFARBHAI
KHAN JAIBUNNISA JAVIDBHAI
SHEKH RABIYABI MUSIRBHAI
SHEKH KURSADBI BASIRBHAI
PATHAN HAJRABI MEHMUDBHAI
BARMA GUDIYABEN RAMAKAILAS
MEVADA SUKHIDEVI RAMESHCHNDRBHAI
MEVADA GAJRIDEVI UMENDRABHAI
PITTAI MALTI RAMMILANBHAI
PATHAN FARIDABEN YUSUFBHAI
SHEKH SAGIRA ABDULAZIJ
KHAN RUKHIYABEN MUSTHAKBHAI
SHEKH RUBINA SABBIBHAI
PATHAN JAINABBI AASIFBHAI
PATHAN BISMILA RAISTHANBHAI
PATHAN NASIM AASIFBHAI
PATHAN SAIDA JAVIDBHAI
PATHAN IRSAD ABBA BHAI
SHEKH RUKSAR SADIKBHAI
SHEKH FARJANA NAZIRBHAI
PATHAN NAJMA ANRAVBHAI
SHEKH RASIDA SARDARBHAI
SHEKH SUREYIA JAVIDBHAI
SHEKH SAMINA FIROZBHAI
SHAIKH SABANA RAMZAN
AAGANWADI S.M.C
BEG AKILABI HANIFBHAI
ANSARI SABERA SARFUTTINBHAI
SHEKH SALMABI ISMAILBHAI

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G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
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G
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G
G
G
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G
G
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G
G
G
G
G
F.F

SHEKH AASMABI IRFANBHAI

SHEKH FARHANA FIROJBHSI
SHEKH KURSADBI PARVESHBHAI
SHEKH FARHANA 0
SHAIKH MAHAMOODA KHWAJABHAI
MOHAMAD SAHIDA JANI BHAI
SHAH AKTHARBANU SHAIKH SALIM
SHAH HEENA KASER
SHAH PARVEENBI HARUNBHAI
SHEKH AFSANABIBI RAMZAN
MAINA VASANTA UPALAIYA
PATHAN SAHAJDA YUNUSHBHAI
PATWALI RATNABEN VENKANABHAI
SAYAD RIZWANABI MANJURALI
ANSARI SABANABANU MAHIRAHMED
MALIK FARHANA MOHAMAD IRFANBHAI
KAPERBENA LALITABEN NARSAIYABHAI
PILLY MONEYBEN VIJAYBHAI
PARMAR SAVITABEN RAMUBHAI
KHANDARE SUSILA UMESHBHAI
BULAYAJI SANGEETABEN BUDHABHAI
LAISETHY AMENABEN GANESHBHAI
LAISETHY LALITABEN KISHANBHAI
BAGLAY KEWALBAI KASHINATH
BAGLAY SANGEETA YOGESHBHAI
PANDATKAR CHHAYA BHAWANBHAI
MORE PARMILA SANJAYBHAI
ANSARI HASINABEN ANISBHAI
BAVISHAKAR REKHA VIJAYBHAI
PATIL ARUNABEN SANDEEPBHAI
SAIYAD RIJVANA AFSERBHAI
SONVANE CCAYABEN YUVRAJBHAI
SONVANE MANGALABEN SANJAYBHAI
TIGALKAR NIRMALA LAXMANBHAI
KADRE SADHNABEN JITENDREBHAI
SHAIKH SAINAZ SAHAZID KHAN
KHAN REHANABI ZAVIDH KHAN
SHAIKH PARVEENBI MUKHTAR
ANSARI SAHIDABANU MOHAMAD SOHIL
ANSARI SULTANA JAWAD AWATAR
BESANE CHHAYABEN WALABBHAI
BESANE SARUNBEN WALABBHAI
PAWAR VIMALBAI BIHIMRAOBHAI
SAMUDRE KEWALBEN RAMANBHAI
SAMUDRE MANISHABEN RAJESHBHAI
ANSARI SONI MUNTARE MANSARI
ANSARI SABANA HALILUL RAHAMAN
KUNUKUTAL LAXMIBEN ASHOKBHAI
MOHAMED HABIMA NURMOHAMED
MOHAMED AMINABI RAFIKBHAI

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S.F
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G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
S.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
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G
G
G
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G
G
G
G
G

BANLA VANITABEN RAJUBHAI

VIMLA KAVITABEN SAGARBHAI
VIMLA RAMTARA MASUDHAN
SAIYAD NAFISABI DAYATBHAI
SAIYAD AMIDA USMADBHAI
SAIYAD NAZMIN FAYAZBHAI
SHAIKH ZAHADA RAHIMBHAI
TATIWPANDRE UPENDREBEN
LAXMINARAYANBHAI
PATHAN SUREYABI DAGE KHAN
PATHAN NAZIYA ALAHARAHA KHAN
GOPGANI YASHODA VENKANNA
SHAIKH SHABANA SULTANBHAI
SHAIKH NAGMABANU HASALBHAI
EDAF LAXMIBEN RAMESHBHAI
ADASARI KAVITABEN SURESHBHAI
BABRE RAHULBHAI SUBHASHBHAI
ANSARI RUBINA REYAZBHAI
ANSARI JOHARAZ ALI MANSURI AALAM
ANSARI SAMINABANU GULZARBHAI
ANSARI AFSANABANU ZAMALAHMED
ANSARI ANISHA ATTARBHAI
SHEKH SABINABI RIYAZBHAI
BAVISKAR SUSHILA SANTOSHBHAI
GIRGANI SANDHYAA ANILBHAI
GANGADARE SHOBHABEN BENKANNA
SAYAD AASIYA SALIMBHAI
SAYAD YASMIN SABHIRBHAI
SHEKH NILOFERBEN AMEENBHAI
SHAIKH BANU SAFIRBHAI
KHAN ANJUMBANU AMINKHAABHAI
KHAN AARIFBEN YUSUF
VERBATNI CHANDREKALA SHANKARBHAI
GOURDE KURLABEN KASHINATHBHAI
KHAN AASIM AAMINBHAI
POSAM KAMLABEN NARSAIYABHAI
POSAM LAXMIBEN SANDEEPBHAI
SHAIKH RANI RAFIKBHAI
SHEKH NOSSADBI AIYUBBHAI
SHAIKH AASIYABI BASIR
DABETA KALAMMA YADGIRE
RANDIVE KISHOREBHAI BUDABHAI
RANDEVE VANDANA MMADHUKARBHAI
RANDEVE USHABEN JAGENBHAI
SHEKH PARVINBI ARIFBHAI
SHEKH GULZANBI KHALILBHAI
SHEKH AKILA AIYYUBBHAI
SHEKH NISHADBI SHARIFBHAI
RANDEVE BHARATBHAI MADHUKARBHAI
PATHAN RUKSAR WASIMBHAI

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337
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340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356

a
a
a
a
a
a

a
a

G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G

SHEKH NAZMEEN SHEKHRISBHAI

KHAN MUMTAJBI SHERKHANBHAI
KHAN ASMA SHAHARUKHBHAI
SHAIKH USANABI DAUDTHBHAI
SHAIKH SAHISTABI JAWADBHAI
PATHAN AKILA JAWADBHAI
SHAIKH FIROZABI ROSHANBHAI
KHATIK FIRDOSH AKBHAR SIGN
PATHAN MUMTAJBI GULAGBHAI
PATHAN KANISHA WAZIRBHAI
PATHAN MURMATBI DILDARBHAI
CHILRALU RAMADEVE AALAYABHAI
CHILRALU NATHYESHREE CHIRANJIVEBHAI
ANSARI SAKILA BANU AARIF ZAMALBHAI
KHAN JAHERABANU ASLAMBHAI
ANSARI USADABI ABDULAMI
SHAIKH YASHMIN AABIDBHAI
SHAIKH AAFARIN FARUKH
PATHAN SAJEDA MUSRAT KHAN
SHAIKH RESHMABI SHABIRBHAI
SHAIKH REHANABI NATHURBHAI
SHAIKH FARJANABI AKTARBHAI
PATHAN AASMA AKHTARKHAN
PATHAN KHERUNISHA KHALIDHUSENBHAI
SAYED SAHANAZ ESLAMALI
KHATIK HEENA IMRANBHAI
SHEKH RIJVANABI KALIMUDINBHAI
ANSARI SHABAN MOHAMAD AASIF
KHAN FARIDABI ABBIB KHAN
KHAN JETUNBI ISMILEBHAI
KHAN SAEN YUSUFBHAI
LAYSHETHY LAXMIBEN SATEYABHAI
PATHAN MADINA GANIBHAI
PATHAN ZULEKHA SHAFIKBHAI
KHOLA UTTARMA NARSAYABHAI
CCHENA LALITABEN WENKANABHAI
WETRAM RITHABEN SHREERAMULUBHAI
RAWAL ELAMMA SARWEYABHAI
ANSARI JULEYKHABI NIYAZUDIN
ANSARI ZUBADA AHMED
ANSARI HEENAPARVIN SAFIURRAHAMAN
VERMA MALTIBEN RAMMILAN
ANSARI SITARA SAFIKBHAI
ANSARI RESHMABEN ZAMUDIN
ANSARI MUNIBEN AASIFBHAI
ANSARI SULTANABI MATYURAHAMAN
ANSARI SUMAYA ANISUN RAHAMAN
RAWAL AELLAMA SARWEYABHAI
ANSARI AMINABI ENTIYAJ AHMED
ANSARI NURJA MOUSIMBHAI

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378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406

a
a
a

a
b

a
a

G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
F.F

RAWAL VENKETAMMA AKKANABHAI

ANSARI SARIYABANU VAHIDURRHAMANBHAI
CHIDARALA RAMABEN YELAYEA
SHAIKH PARVIN AFTARBHAI
MARUGU ARUNABEN CHANDREMOLI
RAMGIRE GAURAMMA SATAYNARAYANBHAI
PATHAN KAISRJAHA NIHAJBHAI
DAMODHAR UJANBEN
SINDHE BEYBABAI VITHALBHAI
SINDHE KALPANABAI DADABHAI
PAMU RAJEYABHAI LAXMAN BHAI
DAMODHAR USHIYA JIBHOVBHAI
DAMODHAR BHINKORBEN ANANDBHAI
JADAV SUMANBEN VENKET
JADAV UJANBEN ISHWARBHAI
MAHARADE LATYABEN WAMANBHAI
INDAVE SANGEETABEN CHOTUBHAI
PAWAR USHABEN LAXMANBHAI
PAWAR AARTI PRAVINBHAI
DAMODHAR SANUBEN BAPUBHAI
BHAMRE CHHAYABEN BHAGWANBHAI
DUERE JIJABEN NANUBHAI
SIRSATCHHAYA SHYAMBHAI
SHAIKH RAZIA WAHABHAI
SHAIKH JAKIYA KARIMBHAI
MANTRALA MEENABEN RAMESHBHAI
PATHAN RUKSANA MAZIDKHAN
BHAMRE REENABEN PRAVINBHAI
ANSARI SAHIDABI SALIMBHAI
ANSARI AASARAFBI AAMINUDIN
ANSARI TARANUMBI AZRUDIN
ANSARI SAMSUMNISA
ANSARI LALABIBI SATARBHAI
ANSARI MAHIUDIN
SAYED NAFESA ASRAFBHAI (HANDICAPT)
SHEKH SULTANABI SHAKILBHAI
POTABATINI LAXMIBEN SOMAYA
SHAH HAMIDABI ESABHAI
SHAH FAKIR SOMAYA ISPATBHAI
GATTU RADHA SUDHAKARBHAI
VITHAL TAI JAGDEVBHAI
AAGALE BANUBAI NANABHAI
SARIPALLI SUJATABEN VARELIYA
ANSARI NASIRUN MOHAMAD HARUN
KUVER SUNITA AAKASHBHAI
ANSARI KAMARUNISA SAMIULLABHAI
ANSARI FARIDABANU BILALHMED
BIRARE SHOBHABEN SHANTILAL
FAKIR SULTANA NISAR SHAH]
FAKIR ANJUMBI NISAR SHAH

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419
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422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456

a
a
a

a
a
b
a
b
c
a

a
a
b

G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
F.F
G
F.F
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G

SHAIKH NASIM IRFANBHAI

PAMU KAVITA SHRINIVAS
SHAH SAHIDABI SALIMBHAI
SHAIKH ZAKHIYABI MAHABOOBHAI
SHAH SAHIDABI AKBARBHAI
SHAIKH AHEMAD BI FARID
SHAIKH YASHMIN IBRAHIMBHAI
SHAIKH JASMIN JAWADBHAI
SAYED SHAMIMBI MOHAMEDBHAI
SHAIKH SHABANABI RASHAD
PATHAN FIROZA NAZIRKHAN
SHAIKH RAZIYABI KHALIDBHAI
SHAIKH SAJIDABI SAFIKBHAI
BALEY PADMABEN SATAYNARAYANBHAI
KADALI LAXMIBEN RAMESHBHAI
VEGA LAXMIBEN MALAYABHAI
TUM VENKANNA NASAYABHAI
TUBTURI VERASOAMMA SARDIBHAI
TUBTURI SUJATA RAMMURTI
GADDM SUJATA SARAIAHBHAI
BIRARE LAXMABEN PULIKRAMDASBHAI
BIRARE DEVABA PULIKBHAI
BIRARE REKHABEN PAMBABHAI
KHAN MUMTAJBI ESARKHAN
PATHAN ANISHABEN FIROZBHAI
SHAIKH FARJANABI SARIFBHAI
SHAIKH RESHAMABI KAMAL
PARPELI URMILABEN RAMKRUSHNABHAI
CCHENA ERAMMA RAMCHANDRA
PARPELI SHARDABEN VERANNABHAI
SHAIKH SALMABI SALIMBHAI
SHAIKH PARVINBANU NAJINBHAI
SHAIKH PARVIN VASIMBHAI
SHAIKH FARJANA NAIMBHAI
SHAHFAKIR RAHIM LATIFSHAH
SHAHFAKIR RAISABI LATIFSHAH
AADEPU UPENDRA SOMAIYABHAI
SHAH SALMABI SKILBHAI
SHAH AABEDA AMIRBHAI
ANSARI AFSANABANU JAMALBHAI
ANSARI AMINA SOHEBBHAI
LAYSETTI SANKAR NARAYANBHAI
ANSARI YASMIN ANISHBHAI
PATEL USHABEN RAJUBHAI
WANKHRE MEENABEN PRADIPBHAI
SHAIKH SAINBI ABADULBHAI
ANSARI SAMINABANU ALLADIN
ANSARI RUBINAKHATUN NASIMUDIN
PILLI SUBHADRA NASAYABHAI
SHAIKH SABANA FARUKBHAI

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459
460
461
462
463
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465
466
467
468
469
470
471
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473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506

a
b
c

a
b
a

a
a
a
a

a
a

a
a
b
a
a
b

a
a

G
F.F
F.F
G
G
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
G

SHAIKH SAGUPTA AKILBHAI

SHAIKH SALMA SAKILBHAI
SHAIKH SABNAM JAVEDBHAI
LONDE SEETA ARJUNBHAI
LONDE SABABEN ARUNBHAI
LONDE JAMUNABEN RAVIBHAI
LONDE BHAGIBAI BHIMRAOBHAI
LONDE GEETABEN KISHANBHAI
LONDE MAMTABEN KISHORBHAI
KAMADE LIMBABEN RAMESHBHAI
LONDE KASERBAI SANTOSHBHAI
SHAIKH UTTARABI UPMASAHAB
SHAH HASINABI SATTARALI
SHAH MUMTAZ BI ANISHBHAI
SHAH SHABANABI RASULBHAI
KHAN HASENABANU ABDUILBHAI
KHAN SAINBANU JAWADBHAI
GARDE AAKABEN GORAKHBHAI
GARDE ANJANABEN MACHINDERBHAI
KASBEY TUILSIBAI GAJAMBHAI
LONDE SANGEETABEN MAHARAJBHAI
BAHARE AARTI SANTOSHBHAI
SHAIKH SABINABI JAFARBHAI
KHATIK AMINABI RAMJANBHAI
KHATIK SHAHISTABI TANVIRBHAI
KASBE SHALUBEN KISHORBHAI
KASBE SHANTABEN RUPLALBHAI
KURISI ANISHABI SAKHIRBHAI
KHAN KHALEDA SALIMBHAI
GAYAKWAD SHOBHABEN RAMABHAI
GAYAKWAD LAXMI RAVIBHAI
CHLMALA SULACHNA VENUBHAI
BESANE CHANDA NAGESHBHAI
KHERNAR SUSHILA ROHIDASBHAI
KHERNAR VAISHALI RAJUBHAI
SHAH RUKSANABI EKBALBHAI
SHAH SAKILABI LAKSHABHAI
SHAH TASLIMBI KALIMBHAI
SHAH FATIMABI AKBARBHAI
SHAH NASIM KADARBHAI
SWAHI BHARTI PRATIKBHAI
BURARPU SAVITRABEN PANDUBHAI
CHALMALLA LAXMIBEN VERBADRAMBHAI
DIGJIRLA GANGANAYETABEN SHRINIVASBHAI
DIGJIRLA SHEKHARBHAI
SHAIKH FARJANA ANWARBHAI
SHAIKH NASIRIN IRFANBHAI
SHAIKH SAHEBJAN MOHEMADHANIFBHAI
SHAIKH JASMIN IMARANBHAI
KASBE KAIVSA BHAI DAS BHAI

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508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556

a
a

a
a
b

a
a
a
b
c

F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G

SAKPRESSER USHA AKASHBHAI

VIMALPELI LAXMI RAJUBHAI
VIMALPELI GEETABEN AMBALALBHAI
GOUNAR RAMA UINODBHAI
SARSWE LATA VASANTBHAI
SARSWE RAHULBHAI
AADE GAPULLA BHAGYAMMA
AKHADE MAYA NANABHAI
KATKAM LAWANIYABEN SHRINIVASAN
KATKAM RAJITABEN LAXMANBHAI
KHERNAR REKHA GORAKHBHAI
MOHEMAD NURJA BABUBHAI
PATIL ALKA SANJAY
SHISAT VARSHA GOTAMBHAI
SHIRSAT SINDU PRAKASHBHAI
RUDRA SOMABEN NARSAYA
SHEKH SIDABIBI MOHAMEDHANEEFSHELKH
ZIRJALA LAKSMI WENKANABHAI
KOMRI SUNITA UPENDRABHAI
LAISETTI SUBHADRA RAVIBHAI
SOLVANE KALABAI BHAGVANBHAI
CHITLAYA OPAMMA KUMARSWAMIBHAI
CHITYALA SOPANA SATISHBHAI
BADANE BEBABAI BAPUBHAI
BADANE SONAL HEERALALBHAI
BADANE CCHOTUBHAI
DURIMETLA SHAHDEV
JIRJALA LAXMI AEKNABHAI
NAGRALE VIJAYBHAI
BULAKA KANTABEN NARSAIYA
SONWANE DEVKABAI BAPUBHAI
SHAH SAKILABI SABIRSHAIKH
SHAH NASIDABI LALBHAI
SHAH JUBEDABI BABUBHAI
SHAH ZARINABI SAMERBHAI
RASEDANI AMIDABI RASIDALI
MEWADA GAJARABEN UMADERAM
SHAH FARIDABI SHABIRBHAI
SHAH ANISHA BANU FARUKSHAH
KUVAR VANDANA ASHOKBHAI
PATODE SUSHILA BHIMRAOBHAI
PATODE SUNITA GAUTAMBHAI
GAYAKWARD SUMANBAI HIRENBHAI
IERE LATABEN SHYAMRAOBHAI
PAWAR MIRABEN SATARBHAI
PAWAR SUMANBEN NANABHAI
PAWAR KESAR BEN NANABHAI
MABGRE AAKABAI BAPUBHAI
PAWAR LAXMI MACCHINDARBHAI
PAWAR KAMAL IESAWARBHAI

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559
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561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
603
604
605
606

a
a
a
b
c

a
b

a
a
a

F.F
F.F
F.F
G
F.F
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
SHOP
G
SHOP
SHOP
G
F.F
G
G

INDAVE SARLA MUKUNDERBHAI

PAWAR SWAIRNA DADATARBHAI
INDAVE SARLA MUKUNDARBHAI
MANGLE SHILABEN
MANGLE PRAKASHBHAI]
MANGLE LAXMIBEN MAHANDREBHAI
MANGLE DANAKSHA BHARATBHAI
GAYAKWARD MERABEN SHANTOSHBHAI
BIRADE RAJJUBEN LOTANBHAI
MOHAMAD AAWERBEN AAZMIYABHAI
PAWAR RAJKORBEN BHIMRAOBHAI
PAWAR USHABEN KAILASHBHAI
PAHADE PRATIBHA MUKESHBHAI
PAHADE SUNANADA SHANTOSHBHAI
AKHADE LAXMABEN PRAKASHBHAI
SONWANE DIKSHABEN GAUTAMBHAI
BARE USHABEN RAVINDREBHAI
AKHADE ANJANA CHETRAMBHAI
AKHADE KAMLESHBHAI CHETRAMBHAI
JAVRE PRATIBHA PUNDLIKBHAI
AAGLE VIMAL PUNJUBHAI
WENKATTEYA ARUNA PRABHAKARBHAI
ANSARI NABHIYA AAMIDBHAI
GAWANE SAGUNA PITTAMBERBHAI
SANGISETTI MAGAMMA WENKANABHAI
BESANE KAMALABAI RAWANBHAI
BESANE KMALBAI RAWANBHAI
BESHADVE LAXMI MAHESHBHAI
SUKRAPENDI ANITABEN
SHAIKH NAVSAD SHAIKHSAD
SHAIKH HEENA SEFAZBHAI
MALI KAILASI BERUBHAI
KHERNAR MANGLA SIVABHAI
SHEJPURE MANUBEN JITENDREBHAI
ANSARI RAJIYABANU KAMRUNDIN
ANSARI FARJANABIBI SARFUDINBHAI
SONVANE USHABEN RMESHBHAI
BOMA KAVITA ASOKBHAI
SHIRSAT VARSHA GAUTAMBHAI
ANSARI RUBINABANU NASIMUDIN
SAIYAD BADRUN NISHA SALIMBHAI
AKHADE JYOTI CHUNILALBHAI
BHARE ANITA ARUNBHAI
BHARE RESMA VITHALBHAI
KARODEYA HENEBEN WARISBHAI
SAYED BADLUN SALIMBHAI
AKHADE TAIBEN NANABHAI
AKHADE ANJANABEN VIJAYBHAI
DHODISH ASHABAI GULABHAI
JUGDEV KALPANABEN PULITBHAI

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609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
654
655
656

a
b

a
a

a
b
a

a
a
a

G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
SHOP
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G

NIKAM SUSHILABEN RAVINDREBHAI

BANGI SAMAKA SAMAEYA
DHOBI SOMAKA MALAYABHAI
MALIPETTI YAKAMMA MAKAIYABHAI
PIMPADE SANGEETABEN
SHAIKH SAHISTA MAHAMOODBHAI
SHAIKH REHANA RAUPBHAI
KAZI WAHIDA AKBARBHAI
CHITEYALA NARESHHAI
CHITEYALA SARUPABEN SARAIYABHAI
CHITEYALA SHREE LATABEN (HANDICAPT)
CHITEYALA SARAIYA JUGDAMBHAI
CHITEYALA KALAMMA SHRINIVASBHAI
CHITEYALA RAMAIYABEN
CHAINA KAVITA KRISHAN
CHAINA NAVINBHAI
BINGI RAMABEN SEKHRBHAI
PANTAM RADHALAXMINARAYANBHAI
SHIRSAT GORAKHBHAI KHNDUBHAI
KNOTIYA ANITA ANILBHAI
AKHADE ANITABEN DADASIHIBHAI
KAPURE MANJUBEN RAGHVBHAI
AKHADE ANITABAI DARASINGBHAI
JADAV JIJABEN RMESHBHAI
PINJARA AMARIN SARFRAJBHAI
PINJARA HASIMBHAI
PINJARA NAFISHABEN SOHILBHAI
GODSE ARASTOLBEN UTTAMBHAI
GODSE REKHABEN SANTOSHBHAI
BOMMA MALMMA MALEYABHAI
TUMANPALLI SAWITRA BRAMCHARI
MOHEMAD KHERUN AFZALBHAI
MAYSEK REKHABEN NANABHAI
SONE NIRMALA LOTANBHAI
MANGLE SAWITA DHANRAJBHAI
MANGALE SONALBEN RAJESHBHAI
MALIK FATIMA AKBAR
PATHANN AFSANABI HAMIDKHAN
MONGALE VAISHALI DAMODARBHAI
SHAIKH ZARINABI MAZIDBHAI
SHAIKH RIZWANA SHADITBHAI
BRAHAMANE MAYA PANDITBHAI
MORE SONU
SHAIKH SAKU MORE HIRAMAN
RAMRAJE KALPANABEN YURAJBHAI
TUMMA ARUNABEN VENKANNA
GUDURU NIRMALABEN MUTHILINGAM
AADEPU RAMBAI VENKANNA
MORE SHANTABEN SUNILBHAI
MORE JAGURUTI ANILBHAI

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658
659
660
661
662
663
664
665
666
667
668
669
670
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
702
703
704
705
706

a
a
a
a

a
b

a
b

a
a

G
G
G
G
F.F
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
F.F
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
SHOP
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
G
F.F
G
G
G
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP

BIMANPALLI SWAERUPA AMBADASHBHAI

SEDHANE PREMILABEN DILIPBHAI
SEDANE MANGALBEN MUKESHBHAI
GODSE KAMALBEN MARCCHINDERBHAI
GODSEBANUBEN SIVDASHBHAI
SHAIKH RUKSANABANU MOHEMAD IBRAHIM
SHAIKH RAISHABANU HABIULLA
NOMLA VIJIYA GAPIYARAMA SWAMI
NOMLA SWATI KIRANBHAI
MOHRE HASHABEN RAJUBHAI
PAWAR USHABEN NANABHAI
PANPATIL LAXMIBEN RAMDASBHAI
PANPATIL RATANABEN MANGALSINGH
PANPATIL; PRATHIBHA BAUSHAHEB
BARTA ANNAPURNA KRISHNAMURTI
MORE SUREKHA NANABHAI
MORE VARLA JAGANBHAI
NAGMAL KAVITABEN SATISHBHAI
PATHAN MAHARULNISA JAFIRBHAI
NIKUMBE VIMALBEN KHUNDUBHAI
NIKUMBE RAJBAI VASANTBHAI
THIWARE RUPALI SIDDHARTHBHAI
GATTU UPENDRABEN VENKETNARAYAN
PANPATIL BAEZABEN YASHWANTBHAI
ENDAWE AAKABEN NANABHAI
BAGALAY MANISHA RAVINDREBHAI
BAGALAY USHABEN BULABHAI
MORE KARUNA MOHANBHAI
KHAN HAJARAKHATUN SERVER KHAN
SHYAMLA KARNABEN VENKANNA
AKHADE ARUNABEN SHANJAYBHAI
SONWANE PUSHPABEN KASWANBHAI
SONWANE NIRMALABEN NANABHAI
OWADE SANGEETABEN AANABHAI
AAERE YASHODA JAGANBHAI
AAERE JAGANBHAI VISHALBHAI
SONWANE RATNABEN MAHANDREBHAI
RAO LALITABEN PRAHLADBHAI
MANIYAR SHAMIMBI RAFIKBHAI
PATHAN SALMABI RUWAB
PATHAN RUKSANA ARIFBHAI
PATHAN RUKSANA SARIFBHAI
NAGMAL RENUBEN PRABHAKARBHAI
TUMMA LAXMIBEN BHDEYYABHAI
BESANE BELABAI BAPUBHAI
KAPDE AANUBEN DEVNATHBHAI
KAPDE CCHYABEN BAPUBHAI
RANDVE MEENABEN KAILASHBHAI
RANDVE KIRANBEN KAILASHBHAI
WAKHDE JYOTI BEN

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708
709
710
711
712

SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP
SHOP

AHIR VANDANA DIPAKBHAI

CCHIPA KHERUNNISHA ABDULGAFUR
SHAIKH MUMTAZ ABDULBHAI
CCHIPA SEHNAZBANU ISLAMBHAI
KASTURI VIJYABEN YAADGIRIBHAI
CCHIPA MERUNNISHA SARUN AHEMADBHAI

8.APPROVAL PROCEDURE AND OTHER WORKS:

DEVELOPMENT WORKS:
At present surat municipal corporation intend/selected ambedkarnagar slum situated at

TP.7(anjana) FP. NO.118 near anjana farm for in situated redevelopment of said slum under
public private partnership (ppp) basis and to construct integrated housing facility for slum
dwellers of said slum with two room , kitchen , bath/w.c balcony having minimum carpet area
admeasuring 25 sqmt with basic/physical/social infrastructure and provision of shops
admeasuring minimum 15sqmt carpet area and provided that said flat will be allotted to slum
dwellers free of charge. construction cost of developers will be repay by providing TDR to
developer and positive land premium . if vacant land available for free sale development after
completion of integrated housing facility project . if slum dwellers possesses in slum ,he shall be
eligible to get shop admeasuring minimum 15 sqmt carpet area to obtain the required sanction
for slum redeveloped scheme from the prescribe authority of S.M.C.

SURVEY OF EXISTING AMBEDKARNAGAR SLUM

As I am employee of SMC I have study primary condition of said slum areas. To
prepare a list of slum dwellers families residing slum and review it. I have visited said
slum with my colleague staff. I have prepared a list of slum dwellers with name and no of
residence and shops. As per I have survey there are 672. No of eligible slum dwellers
residing 40 no of shop possesses by eligible slum dwellers.

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PREPARATION OF LAYOUT AND BUILDING PLAN:

A layout plan is prepared to accommodate residential units including shops namely highrise building, anganwadi , community hall , common open plot parking street road
required as per building bye laws and planning regulation for rehabilitation of slums on

public land of state govt.

The details are under:
Total land area : 10584.66sqmt
C.O.P. : 846.49sqmt
Parking area : 3261.72sqmt
Built up area of : A type building-1585.55sqmt
A1 type building-634.22sqmt
B type anganwadi-97.85sqmt
C type community hall-46.29sqmt

SALIENT FEATURE OF LAYOUT PLAN :

1. Total no of high rise building -7( A type-5 , A1 type 2 , )
2. No of floor in high rise building parking + 12 floor
A1 type building-ground floor(parking)+12 floor
A type building- ground floor (8 shops)+ 12 floor
3. Total no of flat -712(25.21 sqmt carpet area)
4.

5.

Total no of shops-40(15.50 sqmt carpet area)

provision in dwelling unit(flat):

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DESCRIPTION

SIZE IN METRE

Living room

3.05*3.12

Bed room

2.72*2.51

Kitchen

2.20*1.98

w.c.

0.92*1.04

Bath

1.20*1.04

balcony

1.00*1.98

6. Aanganwadi :
No. of floor 02
No. of room/classroom in one floor 02
7. provision of anganwadi(B type)

1.

DESCRIPTION
Room

SIZE IN METRE
4.57*4.57 (on ground

Classroom
Gents toilet
Ladies toilet
Gents toilet
Ladies toilet

floor)
4.57*4.57(on first floor)
3.05*2.25(on ground floor)
3.05*2.23(on ground floor)
3.05*2.23(on first floor)
2.04*2.23(on first floor)

community hall : (C type)

No. of floor 01
No. of hall 01 no -5.64mt*6.12mt
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Facility of urban rain water harvesting.

Provision for urban rain water harvesting.
Facility of water supply line with SMC water supply network
Facility of drainage line with SMC drainage network
Internal road : 6.0 met wide RCC road
Margin: land of margin is covered by paver block

STATEMENT SHOWING PROVISION IN PLANING AS PER BYE LAWS

SERIAL NO.

COMPONENT OF

PERMISIBLE LIMIT

PROPOSED IN

PLANING

AS PER PLANING

LAYOUT PLAN

REGULATION OF
SLUM
1
2
3
4
5

C.O.P
Built up area
F.S.I
parking
Height of

REHEBILITATION
8%
30%
3
10%(required)
70 meter

8.23%
22.40%
2.31
10.29%
39.97 meter

7.5 meter

9.0 meter

building(road
6

width>18.00met)
Road side
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margin(road
width>18.00met)
Other than road

6 meter

6meter

2.0
1.0
-

2.0
1.0
1.0

side(bldg ht 25 mt to
45 mt)
No of lift
Anganwadi
Community hall

8
9
10

9.URBAN RAINWATER HARVESTING

10.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF

HOUSING COLONY
Minimum Technical Specifications (Conventional Technology):
1. RCC framed structure
a. The detailed dimensions & mix of RCC to be adopted shall be as per approved structural
design.
b. Reinforcement of Fe500 TMT steel IS 1786:1985 (reaffirmed 2004).
2. Brick masonry wall
a.

230 mm thick brick masonry walls in periphery & 115 mm thick internal walls
constructed in cement mortar of proportion 1:4.

3. Internal finishes:
a.

For internal walls, single coat 15 mm thick lime finish plaster in cement mortar
proportion of 1:4, with whitewash.

b. For internal ceilings, single coat of minimum 6 mm thick lime finish plaster in cement
mortar proportion of 1:4, with whitewash.
c. Finishing with a floating coat of cement slurry mixed with admixture of lime or neeru in
required proportion in cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement : 3 sand ) including cost of
scaffolding, curing etc. comp as directed by engr. in charge.
4. External Finishes:
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a. External double coat sand faced plaster

b. Cement mortar proportion of 1:4 in the 15 mm thick for the first coat and 1:2 in 6 mm
thick for the second coat
c. Exterior colour with cement paint
5. Internal Flooring:
a. 12x12 ceramic flooring in all rooms, toilets, wash and common passages laid on bed of
25 to 50mm thick cement mortar 1:6 (1cement : 6coarse sand) finished with flush
pointing in white cement.
b. Glazed tile dado in toilets and wash up to 4 ft.
6. Staircase:
a. Polished kota stone without skirting
b. Finish plaster in riser
c. Railing up to 1.15 m height MS railing or parapet wall
7. Doors &windows:
a.

35mm thick finished flush doors at all floor level including RCC frame including
medium quality C.P. Finished fixture and fastening including one coat of primer and two
coat of oil/ enamel paint as directed.

b. Anodized aluminum fittings e.g. Tower bolts, handles, door stoppers, aldrops etc. will be
provided.
c.

Anodized aluminum sliding bolts will be provided only at the entrance door with nickel
plated MS pull lock bolts.

d. Toilet doors are with PVC frames and shutters sintex or equivalent
e. Windows frame and shutter made of MS section frame with glazing and safety bar (4 mm
thick).
f.

Ventilators made of MS section frame with glass louvers.

8. Kitchen:
a. Kitchen platform in Kota stone with SS sink with glazed tiles, dado in 600 mm height.
9. Waterproofing:
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a.

Brick bat concrete as per specifications with china mosaic for waterproofing with min
10 years guarantee.

10. Plumbing:
a. Water Closet squatting pan (Orissa type W.C. pan) at all floor levels size 580 mm
x 440 mm.
b. b.Wash, bath and kitchen with CP fitting tap.
c. c.U-PVC pipe (SWR) confirming to IS no. 13592 (Type "B") of Prince/Supreme/ Jain
make

for soil and waste discharge system at all floor levels including all fixtures like

bends, tees, shoe etc. jointed with resin of approved brand & manufacture.
a. Wrapping jute string (Kathi) around the vertical PVC Pipes for concealing with
cement plaster 20mm avg. thickness (CM 1 cement : 3 coarse sand) finishing.
d. e .P.V.C. pipe (SCH-80) of prince/suprme/jain/astral make for water supply line at all
floor level incl. fixture like bends, tees, shoe etc. joined with resin of approved brand &
manufacture.
a. C.P brass screws down bib tap at all floor level polished bright.
e. g .Gun metal check or non-return full way wheel valve at all floor level.
h. U-PVC pipes of confirming to IS 13592 ( Type A) of prince/supreme/jain make for rain
water at all floor levels, including all fixtures like bends, tees, shoe etc. joined with resin
of approved brand and manufacture.
i. P.V.C. tank - Rotationally molded HDPE storage tank ISI mark of Sintex or equivalent
company incl. locking arrangement, outlet, inlet, overflow and wash out pipe
arrangement
11. Electrical:
a. Point wiring for Light, Fan, Bell and Primary point with 2-1.5 sq. mm & earth wire of
1.5 sq. mm. (green) both are of ISI marked 1.1 kv grade FRLS PVC insulated multi
strand copper wires, in following type of pipe to be erected concealed in / flushed on wall
/ ceiling, completed with 6A Tissino Type ISI marked flush type switch / bell push and
accessories erected on Metal /PVC Box covered with 3 mm thick PC (Polycarbonate) /
Acrylic sheet with necessary Lamp holder / ceiling rose /H.D. Connector as directed.
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b. Point wiring for Looped PLUG with tissino type single pole ISI marked Switch and
Socket erected with necessary connections erected on wooden / Metal / PVC Box
covered with 3 mm thick PC (Polycarbonate) / Acrylic sheet for open / concealed wiring
for following size.
c. One fan point two light point and one plug point in each room.
d. Supplying, fixing & Erecting Mains with 1.1 KV grade FRLS PVC insulated ISI marked
stranded Copper conductor wire in following type of pipe to be erected concealed in /
flushed on wall/ ceiling, with 1.5 sq.mm copper conductor FRLS PVC insulated stranded
wire of green colour for earth continuity of following size- with medium class rigid PVC
pipe and accessories 2 wire 1.5 sq.mm.
e. Providing and Fixing approved make Double Pole Plastic Switch and fuse 250V., 30A
confirming to IS erected on Polished wooden block as directed
f.

Approved make (Crompton or Kirloskar make) self-priming domestic inbuilt Mono

block Submersible Water Pump with 1 HP motor, suitable for operation on 230 volts, 50
cys, AC supply with metallic flange & M.S, impeller delivery & suction of discharge 150
LPM at 20 mt head suitable for 25mm/40mm dia delivery with panel board and motor
starter etc. complete as directed.

12. Power Supply & Street Lighting:

a. Electrical Substations.
b. HT & LT cables and conductors as per IS codes.
c. Distribution network, Poles, Feeder Pillar Boxes, Switchgears, circuit breakers, Service
Lines, service connections, Meters, etc. as per IS codes.
d. Street lighting network comprising poles, fixtures, lamps, switches, fuses etc. as per IS
codes.
13. Boundary Wall with Gate:
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a. 1.5m high boundary wall constructed with BB Masonry or CC block with required no of
MS gates of approved design.
14. Internal Roads, Parking & Paths:
a.

Sub Grade: Sub grade to be prepared by excavating earth to an average depth of 22.5
cm. dressing to complete and consolidating with road roller 8-10 tonne as per
specification.

b. Road: Concrete road as per IRC Standard

c. Surfacing: Concrete surface, For external service like water supply or cabling. Concrete
paver block may be provided.
d.

Kerb Stone: CC 1:2:4 Precast Kerb stone 0.3m long and 0.3m x 0.15 m section
complete as per CPWD specifications a per direction of Engineerin-change.

e. Path: 75mm thick CC paver block over 75mm thick CC 1:5:10 bed.
15. Others:
a. Rain water harvesting is mandatory is each project.

List of Makes:
1

Ordinary Portland

Ambuja, Ultratech, Sanghi, ACC, Kamal, Hathi, JK,

2
3

Cement
White Cement
Reinforcement Bar

Vikram, Birla Cement, Binani

J.K. White, Birla White, Nihon White
TATA, SAIL,Thermax, Vizag, Sanghi, Jindal or

4
5
6
7

Structural Steel
Teak Wood
Sal Wood
Kota Stone / Marble

equivalent
SAIL,TISCO, ISCO, Vizag
Bulsar/ C.P Teak (Second Class specified)
Sal wood [ Indian or Imported ] First class
As per approved sample

/Granite / Jaisalmer Stone

Ceramic Tiles

Bell Ceramics, Somani, Kajaria, Nitco, Cera,

( White, Colored, Anti-

Johnson, Asian, Euro, Restiles

Skid)
Vitrified Tiles

Bell Ceramics, Somani, Kajaria, Nitco, Cera,

( White, Colored, Anti-

Johnson, Asian, Euro, Restiles, Granamite

Skid)
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10

Chequered Cement

Nitco, NTC, Kajaria, Vyara

11.

Tiles / Decorative Tiles

White Glazed Tiles

'H & R Johnson', 'Somani Pilkington', Nitco, Cera,

Interlocking paver Blocks

Bell, Kajaria, Asian, Euro

Regency, Gurjari, Vyara, PEEDEE, Jagruti - Surat

13.

Aluminium Section

or as approved by EIC/consultant
Indal, Hindal, Jindal, Ajit, Banco, Gujarat Extrusion,

14.

All Aluminium Hardware,

Hindalco, Mon, Domal

Everite, Garnish, Arches, Kausal, Nulite Alif,

15.

Fittings
Lift

Shalimar (Bombay) Singla, Opel, Bolt, Arhish

Otis, Kones or equivalent

16

G.I. Pipes

17
18

G.I. Fittings
W.C. Pan / Wash basin
/ Urinals / flushing
cistern
Stainless Steel Sinks
Plumbing / Sanitary
Fixtures / Accessories

Jindal, Prakash, Surya, Gujarat Steel Tube,

Tata, Bharat Steel Tube, Bombay, Zenith,
G.S.T.Unik.
" R " Mark, Unik.
CERA, E.I.D. Parry, Hindware , Neycer, Johnson

12.

19
20

21
22
23

24
25

C.I. Manhole cover

with frame
P.V.C. Pipes & Fittings
UPVC Pipes (Solvent
Welded
Joints)
C.P.V.C. Pipes &
Fittings
Fire Hydrant Valve &
Air Valve, Scour Valve

Nirali, Diamond, Nilkanth, Cobra, AMC, Jayna

Jaquar
continental
,
CERA,
Hindustan
Sanitaryware / Parryco India.
Hindware, Lauvet, Kohlar, Rak, Jaquar
ISI approved make
Supreme, Prince, Finolex, Laxmi, Prakash, Jain
Supreme, Prince, Jain

Astral make
ISI approved make

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IS CODE
GENERAL
EARTH WORK
IS 3674
MORTARS
IS 269
IS 455
IS 1542
CONCRETE WORK
IS 383
IS 303
REINFORCED

SUBJECT

Safety code for excavation work

Specification for 33 grade ordinary Portland cement
Specification for Portland slag cement
Specification for sand for plaster
Specification for coarse and fine aggregate from natural source
for concrete
Coarse and fine aggregates from natural sources for Concrete

CEMENT CONCRETE
WORK
IS 456
IS 516
FLOORING
IS 13630 (Part-1 to 15)
IS 15622
ROAD WORK
IS 73
IS 73-1992
IS 1203

Code of practice for plain and reinforced concrete

Method of test for strength of concrete
Methods of Testing for ceramic tiles
Specification for pressed ceramic tile.
Paving bitumen with bitumen felts
Specification for paving bitumen
Method of testing tar and bituminous material Determination of
penetration
Vitreous sanitary appliances (vitreous chine) Specifications

S 2556
ALUMINIUM WORK
IS 1868
Anodic coating on Aluminium and its alloy Specification
IS 1948
Specification for Aluminium Doors, Windows and Ventilators
WATR
PROOFING
TREATMENT
IS 3370 (Part 1)

Code of practice for concrete structures for the storage of liquid :

Part-1 General Requirements

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11.CONCULSION

As I am employee of surat municipal corporation working under ppp scheme for redevelopment
of various slums. Redevelopment of ambedkarnagar slum under ppp scheme at TP.7(anjana)
FP.NO.118.I have done detailed survey work including name of slum dwellers on site and
prepared proposed layout plan for integrated housing facilities with basic aminities for slum
dwellers as per govt. Guideline and and building bye laws with planning regulation.SMC
appointed consultant for survey work and planning for integrated group housing facilities.I have
gone through detailed survey work and proposed planning for integrated group housing facilities
for ambedkarnagar slums situated at TP.7(anjana) FP.NO.118 near anjana farm for
redevelopment of said slum.
Owing to rapid Urbanization in and around surat city large influence of the migrants
have been observed, which has resulted in formation of slums. This Project is very useful for the
vision of slum free city plan of surat. Main objective of this project is as under (1) To know the
socio-economic survey data of the existing slum scenario in the city.(2) Frame out the housing
policy for slums.(3)To work out practical and efficient public private partnership (ppp) models
for slum Free city of vision India. (4) To improve living standard of slum dwellers by providing
houses with basic/ physical / social amenities under public private partnership (ppp) scheme.

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