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DRAFT ALLOTMENT ORDER FOR AEROSPACE PARK

The Draft Allotment Order for Aerospace Park, issued by the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd., sets proposed lease, payment, construction and project implementation conditions for an industrial plot allottee. The draft leaves the reference number, date, industrial park, plot details and allottee details blank, so it is not a completed allotment for a particular property.

Category
Industrial land
Pages
9
Status
In force
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What the document governs

The Draft Allotment Order for Aerospace Park is a template issued by the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd. for allotting plots in a SIPCOT Industrial Park on a ninety-nine year lease. The reference number and date are not completed in the supplied draft. The name of the allottee, industrial park, plot number, extent, water allocation and proposed manufacturing activity are also blank.

The plot extent may be revised according to measurements taken when the site is handed over. The amount payable would then be adjusted accordingly.

Who it affects

The Draft Allotment Order for Aerospace Park affects an industrial applicant receiving a plot allotment from the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd. It requires the allottee to accept the allotment, make payment, register a lease deed, take possession and implement the industrial project within prescribed periods.

Main payments and charges

The draft payment schedule includes:

  • Plot cost after a 20% Government subsidy for the allotted extent.
  • Frontage charges and 50% of the capital cost of water supply, where applicable.
  • An interest-free caution deposit calculated at 5% of the plot cost, refundable if the project is implemented within the stipulated time.
  • Rs. 100 as advance annual lease rent for the full lease period.
  • Charges for trees, wells and structures on the plot, where applicable.
  • Future apportioned development costs, maintenance charges, taxes and infrastructure expenses.
  • A proportionate contribution of 50% of project cost if infrastructure work is taken up under the Participatory Infrastructure Development Programme.

Deadlines and consequences

The allottee must:

  • Accept within 7 days, or face automatic cancellation and forfeiture of the initial deposit.
  • Pay the full amount within 30 days, with the same cancellation and forfeiture consequence for failure.
  • Execute and register the lease deed within 45 days after payment. Delay attracts a penalty of 0.5% of the prevailing plot cost for every 30 days.
  • Take possession in an “as is where is” condition within 15 days after lease registration.
  • Implement the project within 36 months, unless an extension is granted under the prevailing policy.

Construction and site controls

The allottee must begin building construction within six months and complete it within 30 months. Buildings must comply with applicable local body, development, building and environmental requirements. A setback of at least 5 metres must remain open on every side. Wells and bore wells require prior permission, and drainage, culverts and water connections must follow SIPCOT requirements.

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Common questions

Does this draft confirm that a particular aerospace park plot has been allotted?

No. The allottee, industrial park, plot number, extent, manufacturing activity, reference number and date are blank in the supplied draft.

How long is the proposed SIPCOT plot lease?

The Draft Allotment Order for Aerospace Park provides for a lease period of ninety-nine years.

What happens if the allottee does not accept or pay on time?

Failure to accept within 7 days or pay the full amount within 30 days results in automatic cancellation and forfeiture of the initial deposit.

Can the allottee sink a bore well on the industrial plot?

Only with prior permission from the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd. An existing well must be closed when common water supply begins, and an existing bore well must remain under SIPCOT control.