GMADA Public Notice
Public notice regarding numbering draw of Booths of Ecocity-1 New Chandigarh.
What the numbering draw notice establishes
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) issued a public notice regarding the: Numbering Draw of Booths in Eco City-1, New Chandigarh The draw related to commercial booths measuring:
- 10 square yards
- 20 square yards
Draw Date
The numbering draw was scheduled for: 5 November 2024
Time
11:00 AM
Venue
Community Centre Purab Premium Apartments Sector 88, S.A.S. Nagar
Who Was the Draw For?
The draw was for existing: Letter of Intent (LOI) holders of 10 sq. yd. and 20 sq. yd. booths in Eco City-1, New Chandigarh. The notice invited all eligible LOI holders to attend the draw.
What Was Being Decided in the Draw?
The purpose was to allot: specific booth numbers to eligible LOI holders. This was therefore a numbering draw, not a fresh scheme launch or a new application process.
LOI Holder List
GMADA stated that the list of Letter of Intent holders had been uploaded on: www.gmada.gov.in LOI holders were advised to check the uploaded list.
What If an LOI Holder's Name Was Missing?
If the name of any eligible LOI holder was missing from the uploaded list, the person could inform the concerned GMADA office up to: 30 October 2024 at 5:00 PM
What Happened After the Objection Deadline?
The notice clearly states that objections received after: 30 October 2024 at 5:00 PM would not be entertained. Therefore, LOI holders were expected to verify their inclusion in the list before the deadline.
What If There Were Fewer Booth Numbers Available?
GMADA also addressed the possibility that, at the time of the draw, the number of available booths might be insufficient for all eligible allottees. The notice states that if any allottee could not receive a booth number because the number of booths had decreased: a separate numbering draw would be conducted later for such allottees.
Does This Notice Mean New Booths Were Being Allotted?
Not exactly. This notice relates to numbering of booths for existing LOI holders. It does not announce:
- a fresh booth scheme;
- fresh applications;
- a new auction;
- new eligibility;
- or fresh allotment to the general public.
Does This Mean Every LOI Holder Received a Booth Number on 5 November 2024?
Not necessarily. The notice itself allows for a situation where some allottees might remain without a booth number because of a shortage in the number of booths. For those cases, GMADA stated that a separate draw could be held later. Therefore, the notice should not be presented as confirmation that every LOI holder received a booth number in this draw.
What Should LOI Holders Check?
Relevant persons should verify:
- their LOI details;
- their name in the published LOI-holder list;
- booth category — 10 sq. yd. or 20 sq. yd.;
- draw proceedings dated 5 November 2024;
- booth number allotted, if any;
- any later separate numbering draw;
- allotment letter; and
- subsequent Estate Office records.
Ecocity-1 in the New Chandigarh context
Ecocity-1 and Ecocity-2 are named areas in New Chandigarh, within the Greater Mohali region. The supplied information does not identify the village, tehsil, or district boundaries associated with the booth site, or its precise position within New Chandigarh.
The notice title and related records do not provide the site identification needed to match a booth record to a specific location or revenue area. No specific road, landmark, adjoining sector, or distance is confirmed in the supplied material.
The documented sequence around Ecocity-1 booths
The available records point to related notices, but do not provide a complete account of the booth process or its outcome:
- An October 2024 public notice lists Ecocity-1 booths measuring 10 and 20 square yards. The supplied record does not say whether the list was an eligibility list, an inventory, or a step leading directly to numbering.
- A notice dated 5 November 2024 is titled as the Ecocity-1 land-pooling booth draw result. The supplied information does not show the result or confirm that it completes the numbering draw described on this page.
- A May 2025 notice concerns park and junction works in Ecocity Phase 1. Its title does not establish that the works were completed or connected to the booths.
- A November 2025 notice concerns shifting a 300 KLD sewage-treatment plant from Ecocity-1 to Ecocity-2. The record does not establish that the shift was completed or affected the booth site.
These later notices concern other Ecocity-related works, but do not establish the booth draw's outcome, allotment status, or any change to individual booth rights. The supplied records also do not establish the booth site's prior land use or describe the planning scheme behind it.
Why the distinction between numbering and allotment matters
The related-record titles refer to a booth numbering draw and a land-pooling booth draw result, but the supplied information does not explain whether they concern the same procedure. The titles alone do not make numbering, a draw result, and an allotment decision interchangeable. The available records do not confirm who received a particular booth, whether payment was due, or whether possession followed.
The 2025 notices about Ecocity Phase 1 park and junction works and the sewage-treatment-plant shift concern separate works. Their titles do not establish that the works serve the booths, affect booth holders, or were completed. They therefore do not establish a booth-related decision or a change in the draw's status.
Practical Details
- Notice Date: November 06, 2024
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