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GMADA Public Notice

Public notice regarding Low Density Project Landpooling Plot Size Options.

PublishedApr 2026
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LanguageEnglish

Overview of the Public Notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Department of Housing and Urban Development (GMADA) has issued a public notice for landowners whose land has been acquired for the Low Density Project in S.A.S. Nagar. According to the notice, the process for opting for Land Pooling was active, and eligible landowners were invited to submit their Land Pooling applications to the office of the Land Acquisition Collector.

Who Is This Notice For?

The notice applies to landowners whose land has already been acquired for the: Low Density Project, S.A.S. Nagar Concerned landowners could submit their Land Pooling applications according to the residential plot combinations specified in the notice.

Residential Plot Options

The notice provides the following residential-only Land Pooling options:

Land
Area
400 sq. yd.
Plots
600 sq. yd.
Plots
800 sq. yd.
Plots
Maximum No. of
Plots
2 Kanal 1 - - 1
3 Kanal - 1 - 1
4 Kanal 2 - - 2
5 Kanal 1 1 - 2
6 Kanal - 2 - 2
7 Kanal - 1 1 2
8 Kanal - - 2 2

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How to Understand the Options

The residential plot combinations shown in the notice can be understood as follows:

  • 2 Kanal: one 400 sq. yd. residential plot
  • 3 Kanal: one 600 sq. yd. residential plot
  • 4 Kanal: two 400 sq. yd. plots
  • 5 Kanal: one 400 sq. yd. + one 600 sq. yd. plot
  • 6 Kanal: two 600 sq. yd. plots
  • 7 Kanal: one 600 sq. yd. + one 800 sq. yd. plot
  • 8 Kanal: two 800 sq. yd. plots

These are the combinations specifically shown in this public notice.

Where Can the Application Form Be Obtained?

Landowners can obtain the Land Pooling application form in either of the following ways:

  • Download it from the official GMADA website: www.gmada.gov.in
  • Collect it from the office of the Land Acquisition Collector (LAC)

Completed applications are to be submitted to the LAC office.

Does the Notice Mention Monetary Compensation?

The Punjabi version refers to Land Pooling/compensation forms being submitted at the office. However, the table reproduced in this notice specifically explains the residential plot options under Land Pooling. The notice does not provide a detailed calculation of monetary compensation.

Is a Deadline Mentioned?

No specific last date for submitting the Land Pooling application is stated in the text of this notice. Landowners should therefore check any subsequent GMADA notice for:

  • application deadlines
  • extensions
  • revised Land Pooling benefits
  • additional eligibility conditions

Does This Notice Announce a New Acquisition?

No. The notice specifically refers to land already acquired for the Low Density Project. Its purpose is to inform affected landowners about the active Land Pooling process and the residential plot combinations available to them.

What Should Landowners Check Before Applying?

Concerned landowners should verify:

  • the exact area acquired from them
  • their Khasra number
  • ownership/share in the revenue records
  • eligibility under the applicable Land Pooling Policy
  • the plot combination applicable to their landholding
  • documents required with the application
  • whether any later GMADA notification has modified the scheme

Geography of the Low Density Project

The geographical scope of the Low Density Project focuses on areas within Greater Mohali identified by GMADA for urban development. This project primarily targets regions on the outskirts of existing urban areas and designated locations that show potential for future urbanization. Integrating these new sectors into the urban framework helps fulfill housing demands and promotes a structured development approach.

Historical Context and Development

The Low Density Project is central to GMADA's efforts in transitioning agricultural land into structured urban spaces. This initiative reflects a broader trend in urban development, wherein numerous villages and land parcels are being integrated into planned sectors. Recent notices regarding landpooling published in March and April 2026 indicate that this focus is part of GMADA's continuous effort to enhance infrastructure and housing options in the region. As GMADA adapts land use strategies to meet the area's growing demands, this iterative process ensures a developed urban area that balances available resources with emerging community needs.

Significance of the Low Density Project

Landowners whose land has been acquired for the Low Density Project in S.A.S. Nagar were informed that the Land Pooling option was open. Depending on the amount of land involved, the notice provides residential plot combinations ranging from: one 400 sq. yd. plot for 2 Kanal to: two 800 sq. yd. plots for 8 Kanal. Application forms can be downloaded from GMADA's official website or collected from the Land Acquisition Collector's office.

Practical Details

  • Notice Date: April 9, 2026

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Where this comes from: This is a summary of a notice published by GMADA. The original document lives on GMADA's own website — gmada.gov.in — use the download button above to view or save it.