Confused

about
Delhi’s Land
Pooling
Policy
 What is Land Pooling Policy

Land Pooling means land parcels owned by

individuals or group of owners legally consolidated
by transfer of ownership rights to the designated
Land Pooling Agency, which transfers the ownership
of the part of land back to the landowners for
undertaking development for such areas, as per the
provisions of the Delhi Development Act 1957 and
the prescribed procedure.
Sanctioned: 5th Sep 2013
 Aimed at preventing land acquisition

• Land Pooling policy, approved by the Authority, removes the bottleneck of

Land acquisition by DDA at Govt. fixed prices.
 Direct deal with Developer Entity

• The land-owners can now sell their land to any Developer Entity (DE) at the
Market rate.
 Owner can act as Developer Entity

• Group of land owners can themselves join and act as Developer Entity.
 Pooling of Land by interested owners

• Developer Entities will then pool their land and surrender to DDA for
infrastructural development.
 Land Pooled by DDA
There are two basic types of Land Pooling which have been announced so far

• 20 hectares and above where 60% of land would be returned to the land
owner
• 02 and 20 hectares, where about 48% of land pooled would be returned to the
land owner
 20 hectares and above

• 20 hectares and above where 60% of land would be returned to the land
owner
• FAR 400 (Group Housing) + 15% FAR reserved for EWS FAR 250
(Commercial)
Surrendered to
DDA for
Infrastructure and
40% green and open
space
60%
Retained by
owner/land pooler
for residential use
 02 and 20 hectares

• 02 and 20 hectares, where about 48% of land pooled would be returned to the
land owner
• FAR 400 (Group Housing) + 15% FAR reserved for EWS

Surrendered to
DDA for
Infrastructure and
40% green and open
60% space
Retained by
owner/land pooler
for residential use
 Role of DDA in Infrastructure Development

• Time bound development of Master Plan Roads.

• Create provision for physical infrastructure
– Water supply
– Sewerage
– Drainage
– Provision of social infrastructure
– Traffic and transportation infrastructure including metro corridors.
• External development in a time bound manner
 Role of DE in Infrastructure Development

• Approval of layout/ detailed plan from DDA.

• Demarcation of roads as per layout and sector plan
• Develop sectors/internal roads/ infrastructure/services in its share of land.
– water & power supply lines,
– rain water harvesting,
– STP/WTP etc.
• Timely completion of development and its maintenance with all facilities
– i.e open spaces, roads and services till the area is handed over to the municipal
corporation.
 Land Distribution
Gross Residential - 53%
4%
5%
Recreational - 16%
10%
Roads and Circulation - 12%

12% 53%
Public/ Semi Public Facilities -
10%
16% Commercial - 5%

Industrial - 4%
Land Pooling Policy
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