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OSR fee for a layout or sub-division

The open space reservation obligation in rupees for a layout or sub-division, and whether land must be gifted to the local body instead of paying.

Free to run. Sign in once and use it as often as you need.

What we need

One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.

Decides the master plan cut-off branch.

No credits are used.

The answer

From the register, with its date and source.

Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:

  • Gift or pay decided by the site size and jurisdiction
  • The rupee figure from the guideline value
  • Free

How this works

What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.

What it does

Every layout owes open space or its fee. This mini computes which, and how much.

What you give it

The site area; the guideline value gives the rupee figure.

1Site area2Unit3Guideline value of the land4Guideline value unit5Jurisdiction6Development7Status8Sub-division date (optional)
What it adds beyond the portal
  • Gift or pay decided by the site size and jurisdiction
  • The rupee figure from the guideline value
  • Free
What it costs
Free every run

Run it as often as you need. Nothing is deducted.

How to read the result

Whether land must be gifted or a fee paid, and the amount.

Where the data comes from

The CMDA and DTCP OSR rules.

Questions people ask

Short answers, no jargon.

No rupee figure?

Give the guideline value of the land; without it only the rule applies.

Still unsure? Ask LandLens One, it can reason about this parcel with you.

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