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  1. The Authority derives its duties and functions relating to estate management from chapter – IV of MHADA Act, 1976. The rules and regulations are framed for this purpose in accordance with the Act. The principal functions of management are: -
    • Allotment of residential and non-residential tenements and plots.
    • Assessment and recovery of lease rent/rent, service charges, hire purchases installments.
    • Conveyance of property.
    • Allotment of transit tenements and allotment of reconstruction tenements to the occupants/tenants of old/cessed buildings.
    • Providing proper amenities and maintenance of common infrastructural services in the colonies.

All these functions are performed through field office of Regional Board

  1. The Estate Management functions are implemented and monitored at four different levels as follows:
    • MHADA : Policy formulation, Reviewing/Monitoring of all functions carried out by regional boards. Policy decision in respect of issue behind the preview of regional board.
    • Chief office with estate management departments and zones headed by Dy. CO/EM. : Implementations of policies, pre-allotment activities and monitoring of estate management functions in respect of post-allotment functions in all the zones under the Board Conveyance of properties.
    • Estate Management zone of the board : Activities related with post-allotment work/field works, colonywise documentation, recovery of dues, matters arising headed by estate after allotment like TOT, care taker permissions. Maintain, property register, payment f Municipal water bills, etc. Updating of Rents rolls, initiating actions against defaulters, raising demand, identifying unauthorisedly occupied premises, etc.
    • Rent Collectors : These fields level offices are mainly involved in actual recovery of rent/service charges/hire purchase installments, etc., supervision/regulatory work.
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Following are the major activities of the P.P.D. Section.

  • Processing proposals for administrative approval of V.P./A through CE-II /A for Mumbai Board.
  • Technical scrutiny of the detailed estimate and submitting proposal for according technical sanction to C.E.-II/A.
  • Scrutiny of D.T.P's and submitting proposal for according approval to C.E.-II/A.
  • Scrutiny of proposals for acceptance of tender.
  • Compilation of work programme, revised work programme, budget, revised budget etc.
  • Monitoring of LAQ / LCQ replies to be sent to Govt. concerned to Mumbai Board.
  • Submission of monthly progress report to V.P. C.E.O. / A through C.O./MB.
  • Submission of progress report of 20 point programme / BSUP Project Administrative report etc.
  • Preparation of report on technical issue for Chief Officer's conference, HOD/meeting etc.
  • Scrutiny of technical issue regarding Housing schemes referred by CE-II/A.
  •  Development of sick/closed mill land allocated to MHADA under amended DCR 58 for mill workers housing and transit.
  • Data collection process of mill workers of sick/closed mills in the region of MCGM.
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  • Sr. No.
    Name of Colony
    No. of Society Conveyance Done
    Conveyance Tenements
  • 1
    400 T/s(EWS) Satpur
    206
    194
  • 2
    192 T/s(S.I.H.S.) Satpur
    --
    192
  • 3
    830 T/s(E.W.S.) Satpur
    141
    689
  • 4
    72T/S(EWS)Panchawati
    --
    72
  • 5
    80 T/s (L.I.G.)  Satpur
    14
    66
  • 6
    228 T/s (L.I.G.). Satpur
    36
    192
  • 7
    52 T/s (M.I.G.) Satpur
    35
    17
  • 8
    61 T/s (M.I.G.) Satpur
    18
    43
  • 9
    20 T/s (H.I.G.) Satpur
     
    17
  • 10
    78 T/s (H.I.G.) Satpur
    14
    64
  • 11
    104 T/s (H.I.G.) Satpur
    27
    77
  • 12
    56 T/s Deolali
    --
    56
  • 13
    18 T/s Panchawati
    --
    18
  • 14
    447 T/s(L.I.G.)A’dham
    66
    381
  • 15
    32 T/s(H.I.G.) Satpur
    8
    24
  • 16
    100 T/s(LIG), Amrudivham, Nashik
    17
    83
  • 17
    27 T/S(LIG)Amrudivham, Nashik
    --
    27
  • 18
    33 T/s (LIG)Amrudivham, Nashik
    12
    21
  • 19
    48 T/s(LIG)Amrudivham, Nashik
    13
    35
  • 20
    41 T/s HIG Mhasrul Nashik
    29
    12
  • 21
    92 T/s LIG Pathardi, Nashik
    2
    90
  • 22
    17 T/s HIG Satpur Nashik
    17
    --
  • 23
    17 T/s MIG Satpur Nashik
    17
    --
  • 24
    48 T/s(MIG)Amrudivham, Nashik
    --
    48
  • 25
    22/63 open plots at Pathardi, Nashik
    15
    7
  • 26
    47 Open plots at Dasak Nashik
    13
    34
  • 27
    1105 Open plots LIG  at Chunchale, Nashik
    31
    1074
  • 28
    53 T/s Adgaon Nashik
     
    49
  • 29
    35 T/s MIG Chunchale, Nashik
    9
    26
  • 30
    200 T/s EWS Chuchale, Nashik
    12
    188
  • 31
    200 T/s LIG-I Chunchale, Nashik
    26
    174
  • 32
    200 T/s LIG-II Chunchale, Nashik
    3
    197
  • 33
    17 open plots at Satpur Nashik
    1
    16
  • 34
    66 Open plots LIG Nandur-Shingote
    23
    43
  • 35
    21 Open plots MIG Nandur-Shingote
    21
    --
  • 36
    88 O/Plot (EWS), Malegaon
    --
    88
  • 37
    395 O/Plot (EWS), Malegaon
    --
    395
  • 38
    124 O/Plot (LIG), Malegaon
    2
    122
  • 39
    61 O/Plot (MIG), Malegaon
    1
    60
  • 40
    42 O/Plot (MIG), Malegaon
    --
    42
  • 41
    131 O/Plot (EWS), Malegaon
    --
    131
  • 42
    401 Hs (EWS), Malegaon
    --
    401
  • 43
    1000 Hs (SCS), Malegaon
    --
    1000
  • 44
    64 Hs (EWS), Ahmadnagar
    11
    53
  • 45
    160 Hs (LIG) I, Ahmadnagar
    76
    84
  • 46
    228 Hs (LIG)II, Ahmadnagar
    121
    107
  • 47
    220 Hs (LIG)III, Ahmadnagar
    133
    87
  • 48
    36  Hs (MIG), Ahmadnagar
    16
    20
  • 49
    271 Hs (EWS), Ahmadnagar
    13
    258
  • 50
    85 Hs (LIG) I, Ahmadnagar
    36
    49
  • 51
    48 open plot (LIG), Ahmadnagar
    1
    47
  • 52
    376 Hs (LIG)I, Ahmadnagar
    0
    366
  • 53
    66 Hs (LIG), Ahmadnagar
    2
    64
  • 54
    50 Hs (MIG), Ahmadnagar
    8
    42
  • 55
    192 Hs (MIG), Ahmadnagar
    --
    192
  • 56
    60 Hs (MIG) II, Ahmadnagar
    17
    43
  • 57
    40 Open plot LIG , Ahmadnagar
    2
    38
  • 58
    16 Open Plot Residencial, Ahmadnagar
    1
    15
  • 59
    22 T/s LIG Ahamadnagar
    3
    19
  • 60
    49 T/s LIG Ahamadnagar
    14
    35
  • 61
    108 T/s  EWS Ahamadnagar
    3
    105
  • 62
    35 T/s MIG Ahamadnagar
    --
    35
  • 63
    103 T/s LIG Ahamadnagar
    --
    103
  • 64
    102 T/s EWS Ahamadnagar
    --
    102
  • 65
    81 T/s (MIG) Bhusawal
    40
    41
  • 66
    112 T/s (MIG) Bhusawal
    75
    37
  • 67
    10 T/s (HIG) Bhusawal
    9
    1
  • 68
    9 T/s (HIG) Bhusawal
    5
    4
  • 69
    45 T/s MIG Bhusawal
    18
    27
  • 70
    53 T/s MIG Bhusawal
    13
    40
  • 71
    35 T/s LIG Bhusawal
    --
    35
  • 72
    97 T/s LIG, Bhusawal
    5
    92
  • 73
    176 T/s (LIG), Jalgaon
    111
    65
  • 74
    54 T/s (HIG), Jalgaon
    --
    54
  • 75
    64 T/s MIG, Jalgaon
    9
    55
  • 76
    48 T/s LIG, Jalgaon
    --
    48
  • 77
    43 T/s LIG, Jalgaon
    4
    39
  • 78
    70 plots EWS at Amalner
    6
    64
  • 79
    6 plots LIG-II at Amalner
    2
    4
  • 80
    10 plots MIG at Amalner
    10
    --
  • 81
    18 plots LIG-I Amalner
    18
    --
  • 82
    35 T/s (MIG), Manmad
    3
    32
  • 83
    40 T/s (MIG), Manmad
    2
    38
  • 84
    212 T/s (MIG), Manmad
    10
    202
  • 85
    75 T/s (LIG), Manmad
    --
    75
  • 86
    145 T/s (LIG), Manmad
    --
    45
  • 87
    156 T/s (EWS), Manmad
    --
    156
  • 88
    67 O/Plots (EWS), Manmad
     
    67
  • 89
    112 T/s MIG , Manmad
    10
    102
  • 90
    47/59 O/Plots(MIG), Yeola
    3
    44
  • 91
    150 T/s(LIG), Yeola
    --
    150
  • 92
    83 T/s(EWS), Yeola
    --
    92
  • 93
    44 O/Plots, Yeola
    --
    44
  • 94
    380 Hs(LIG)(204+176), Dhule
    --
    380
  • 95
    5 T/s LIG Dhule
    4
    1
  • 96
    71 Hs (MIG) , Dhule
    9
    62
  • 97
    48 Hs (MIG), Dhule
    --
    48
  • 98
    80 O/Plots (EWS), Dhule
    --
    80
  • 99
    158 Hs (EWS), Dhule
    --
    158
  • 100
    76 Hs (EWS), Dhule
    --
    76
  • 101
    140 Hs (EWS), Dhule
    --
    140
  • 102
    10 Hs (EWS) with 2%, Dhule
    --
    10
  • 103
    21 Hs (MIG), Dhule
    1
    20
  • 104
    85/87 O/Plot (LIG) Nandurbar
    29
    56
  • 105
    316 O/Plot (EWS) Nandurbar
    42
    274
  • 106
    40 T/s EWS (ORS), Dhule
    --
    40
  • 107
    20 T/s HIG, Nandurbar
    17
    3
  • 108
    14 T/s MIG , Nandurbar
    6
    8
  • 109
    92 T/s LIG , Nandurbar
    9
    83
  • 110
    90 open plots MIG Chalisgaon
    15
    75
  • 111
    32 T/s HIG Satpur Nashik
    32
    --
  • 112
    17 Open plots MIG Satpur Nashik
    13
    4
  • 113
    29 Open Plots LIG Nandur-Shingote
    10
    19
  • 114
    40 T/s LIG Bhusawal
    1
    39
  • 115
    60 T/s LIG A’Nagar
    4
    56
  • 116
    16 Open plots Comm. A’Nagar
    2
    14
  • 117
    6 T/s HIG A’Nagar
    1
    5
  • 118
    27 T/s EWS A’Nagar
    1
    26
  • 119
    400 T/s(EWS) Satpur
    206
    194
  • 120
    192 T/s(S.I.H.S.) Satpur
    --
    192
  • 121
    830 T/s(E.W.S.) Satpur
    141
    689
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  1. The Authority derives its duties and functions relating to estate management from chapter – IV of MHADA Act, 1976. The rules and regulations are framed for this purpose in accordance with the Act. The principal functions of management are: -
    • Allotment of residential and non-residential tenements and plots.
    • Assessment and recovery of lease rent/rent, service charges, hire purchases installments.
    • Conveyance of property.
    • Allotment of transit tenements and allotment of reconstruction tenements to the occupants/tenants of old/cessed buildings.
    • Providing proper amenities and maintenance of common infrastructural services in the colonies.
      All these functions are performed through field office of Regional Board
  1. The Estate Management functions are implemented and monitored at four different levels as follows:
    • MHADA : Policy formulation, Reviewing/Monitoring of all functions carried out by regional boards. Policy decision in respect of issue behind the preview of regional board.
    • Chief office with estate management departments and zones headed by Dy. CO/EM. : Implementations of policies, pre-allotment activities and monitoring of estate management functions in respect of post-allotment functions in all the zones under the Board Conveyance of properties.
    • Estate Management zone of the board : Activities related with post-allotment work/field works, colonywise documentation, recovery of dues, matters arising headed by estate after allotment like TOT, care taker permissions. Maintain, property register, payment f Municipal water bills, etc. Updating of Rents rolls, initiating actions against defaulters, raising demand, identifying unauthorisedly occupied premises, etc.
    • Rent Collectors : These fields level offices are mainly involved in actual recovery of rent/service charges/hire purchase installments, etc., supervision/regulatory work.
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