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Government of Karnataka

No. HUD 232 TTP 90 Karnataka Government Secretariat,


Multistoreyed Building,
Bangalore, Dated: 16/5/1991.

CIRCULAR

Sub: Guidelines for Acquisition of land by the


Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board
and other Industrial Development Agencies in
the areas declared as Green Belt under the
Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act,
1961 - reg.

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With a view to avoiding the various problems which are being faced
by persons who have been allotted industrial sites by Organizations like
Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board/KEONICS/Karnataka
Small Scale Industrial Development Corporation/ Bangalore
Development Authority/Urban Development Authorities etc., in the areas
other than those zoned for industrial purpose in the Outline
Development Plans/Comprehensive Development Plans of Cities/Towns
where the provisions of Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act 1961
are in force, following guidelines should be followed:-

1) Cases where acquisition proceeding have been completed


and land has been taken possession by Karnataka Industrial
Areas Development Board/ KEONICS/ Etc., etc.

(a) It has now been decided to reserve the lands for


Industrial use wherever Industrial promotion
Organizations like KIADB/KEONICS etc. have completed
acquisition proceedings and taken possession of the land
in which are not industrial zones of Comprehensive
Development Plan areas for the formation of the
industrial estates, before 1-10-90. The same will be
regularized by reserving such areas for industrial use in
the revised Outline Development Plan or Comprehensive
Development Plans, as the case may be.

2) New cases where Karnataka Industrial Areas Development


Board/KEONICS/ etc., which xxxxxxxxxxxxxx land;
(a) In respect of areas which KIADB/KEONICS, etc., wish
to acquire in future, they shall initiate acquisition
proceedings only in prior consultation with the local
Planning/Urban Development Authorities or, in its
absence, the concerned Assistant Director of Town
Planning, so as to ensure that the lands earmarked for
non-industrial purposes, including the green belt, are not
notified for acquisition by these agencies.

(b) After making preliminary survey and selection of the


land for the intended use, the Commerce and Industries
Department should consult the Revenue Department to
ascertain whether the selected land or any part there of
has already-been earmarked by the State Government for
purposes of any State/Central Government
Department/Organization.

2. Adherence to the above procedure would ensure avoidance of


any conflict between the acquisition proceedings initiated/to be initiated
by different agencies under the Commerce and Industries Department,
Housing & Urban Development Department and the Revenue
Department. It would also ensure that unnecessary problems are not
faced by the allottees of industrial sites in getting necessary Urban Land
Ceiling permission in the areas where the ULCR Act is in force as well as
in getting building, water or power connections from the concerned
authorities due to the non-conforming nature of the land use.

3. Therefore all the Urban Development Authorities/Planning


Authorities in the State are directed to reserve the areas for industrial
use in the revised Outline Development Plans &or Comprehensive
Development Plans, wherever Industrial Promotion Organization like
Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board/KEONICS/Karnataka
Small Scale Industries Development Corporation, etc., have completed
acquisition proceedings and taken possession of land in non-conforming
areas before 8.10.90 for the formation of the industrial estates and same
will be regularized by incorporating in revised Outline Development
Plan/Comprehensive Development Plan.

Sd/-
( Amita Prasad )
Deputy Secretary to Government
Housing & Urban Development Department

“ Copy ”
Kannada typed copy
English translation copy

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

No:SA A HI 37 BEM AA SE 2002 GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA SECRETARIAT,


MULTISTORIED BUILDING,
BANGALORE, DATE : 18-06-2003

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION

Subject : Change of land use of lands being acquired by Karnataka


Industrial Areas Development Board – regarding.

Reference : HUD 232 TTP 90, Date : 16-05-1991

For planned growth of urban : towns in the State, the Urban development
authorities : Planning authorities prepare development plans, are implementing after
getting approval from the Government. In implementation of Government sanction
obtained development plans of proposals, government’s different body organization,
corporations and departments, local bodies and public play an important role. Developing
against the proposed plans prepared under the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act
violates the provisions of section 14, 15, 17 and 76(m)(2b) of the said Act and also
section 32 of Karnataka Urban Development Act. Hence, before development of any
schemes, obtaining the sanction from the Planning Authorities : Urban planning authorities
is a must.

For the development concerned with the Urban and towns of Karnataka,
comprehensive development plan and revised outline development plans are prepared
under the provisions of Karnataka City and Town Planning Act. In the O.D.P.:C.D.P. to be
sanctioned by the Government, the urban’s project extent and based on objectives, for
the usage of different needs like, housing, commercial, parks and open space, public and
semi public space and also Industrial are reserved and zoning is prepared.

The Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board acquiring the lands under its
Act throughout the State for Industrial purpose is to consult the concerned planning
authorities and get approval, as informed in the above referred circular. But, various
planning authorities of the State have complained to the Government that, the Karnataka
Industrial Areas Development Board is acquiring land throughout the State is not following
comprehensive development plan and revised outline development plan (O.D.P.:C.D.P.)
prepared as per Karnataka Town and country Planning Act, also, in this regard Director of
Urban planning has made a requisition to the Government and has brought to the notice
of the Government that the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board is violating the
O.D.P.:C.D.P. procedures.

Opportunity to the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board is given under


section 1(3), 3, 28(1) of the Karnataka Industrial Area Development Act, 1966 to acquire
the required lands for industrial growth. But, during the proceedings, Karnataka Town
and Country Planning Act, 1961 section 14, 15, 17, 76(m) and Karnataka urban
development authority Act, 1987 provisions shall be followed by the Karnataka Industrial
Areas Development Board. But, these Acts are not being followed has come to the notice
of the Government.

Therefore, in future, it is directed that, the Karnataka Industrial Areas


Development Board before acquiring the lands for its requirement, shall consult the
concerned planning authorities and also as per Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act,
1961 section 14(a) consult the concerned the Planning authorities for change of land use
of the lands, get approval & thereafter take next steps.

Sd:-

(V. R. ILAKAL)
Under Secretary to Government,
Urban Development Department.

To :

1) Prinicpal Secretary to Government, Commerce and Industries Department,


Bangalore
2) Chairman : Commissioner, all Urban Development Authorities,
3) Executive Director, Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board : Karnataka
Small Scale Industrial Development Corporation, Bangalore,
4) Urban planning Director, Bangalore,
5) P.S. to Minister of Urban Development, Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore,
6) P.S. to Principal Secretary to Government, Urban Development Department,
Multistoreyed Building, Bangalore,
7) P.A. to Secretary to Government, Urban Development Department, Multistoreyed
Building, Bangalore,
8) Section Guard file : Additional copy.

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