Extension of Deadline for Land Pooling option forms - Eco City-III LOW/High Project. NEW

What the extension notice establishes

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA), through the office of the Land Acquisition Collector, has issued a public notice extending the deadline for submission of Land Pooling forms for two projects in New Chandigarh:

• Eco City-3
• Low/High Density Scheme/Project

The new last date for submission is: 15 November 2026

Why Has This Notice Been Issued?

This notice has been issued in continuation of an earlier public notice dated: 18 July 2026 That earlier notice dealt with submission of Land Pooling forms by landowners covered by the Eco City-3 and Low/High Density projects. GMADA has now provided additional time for eligible/interested landowners to submit their options.

New Deadline

The revised last date for submission of Land Pooling forms is: 15 November 2026 As of October 2026, this deadline is still upcoming.

Which Projects Are Covered?

The notice specifically applies to: Eco City-3, New Chandigarh and: Low/High Density Scheme/Project, New Chandigarh It should not automatically be applied to other GMADA Land Pooling schemes unless they are covered by a separate notice.

Can Fresh Forms Be Submitted?

Yes. The notice specifically states that interested landowners may submit:

• fresh Land Pooling forms, or
• revised Land Pooling forms

within the extended period. This means the notice is not limited only to correction of earlier applications.

What Are Revised Land Pooling Forms?

A revised form may be relevant where a landowner has already submitted an option but wants to modify it in accordance with the applicable Land Pooling policy or revised project options. The notice itself does not reproduce the detailed entitlement schedule or explain which revisions are permitted. Those details must be checked from the applicable project-specific Land Pooling policy and earlier notices.

Where Should the Forms Be Submitted?

The forms may be submitted to the office of the: Land Acquisition Collector, GMADA within the extended period ending: 15 November 2026

Where Can Landowners Obtain the Forms?

The prescribed Land Pooling forms can be:

• downloaded from www.gmada.gov.in, or
• obtained from the office of the Land Acquisition Collector.

Does This Notice Change the Land Pooling Benefits?

The notice does not announce any change in:

• plot entitlement;
• residential plot sizes;
• commercial entitlement;
• compensation;
• eligibility formula; or
• project-specific Land Pooling benefits.

Its main purpose is to extend the time available for submission of fresh or revised forms.

Is This a New Land Acquisition Notice?

No. This is not:

• a fresh acquisition notification;
• a new award;
• a compensation notice;
• a possession notice; or
• a new Land Pooling policy.

It is specifically a deadline-extension notice for existing Land Pooling processes concerning Eco City-3 and the Low/High Density project.

Relationship With the 18 July 2026 Notice

The present notice expressly states that it is being issued in continuation of the public notice dated 18 July 2026. For gmada.in, both notices should therefore be linked in the same Land Pooling timeline, with this notice shown as the later extension.

What Should Landowners Check Before Submission?

Affected landowners should verify:

• whether their land falls within Eco City-3 or the Low/High Density Scheme/Project;
• Khasra number;
• acquired land area;
• ownership/share in revenue records;
• applicable Land Pooling policy;
• entitlement under the concerned project;
• whether a form has already been submitted;
• whether any revision is required;
• supporting revenue documents; and
• proof/acknowledgement after submission.

A documented sequence of form-related notices

The tracked notices document updates about land-pooling forms, but do not establish a change in the project’s approval or implementation status. A March 2026 notice is titled as a corrigendum, meaning a correction, to a public notice about Eco City-3 land-pooling plot-size options. Its title does not reveal what was corrected.

The record includes two Eco City-III land-pooling option-form extension notices in April 2026, two in July 2026, and another notice with the same title in October 2026. These titles document repeated deadline-extension notices, but do not identify the deadline in each notice, the reasons for the extensions, or landowners’ responses.

The titles do not show how each notice changed or superseded an earlier one. They do not establish whether the same deadline was extended each time, whether eligible land changed, or whether the March correction prompted a later notice. Those connections require the notice contents.

The tracked material uses Eco City-III LOW/High, Eco City-III, and Eco City-3 as related project names or name forms. It does not explain whether “LOW/High” refers to distinct components, categories, or another scheme distinction. The notice sequence is not a detailed development history for the project area.

Project location and affected land are not specified here

The supplied information does not verify Eco City-III LOW/High’s location, its tehsil or district boundaries, or the villages, parcels, or landowners it covers. The project name alone does not establish a relationship to a particular village, sector, road, or landmark.

The tracked titles provide no geographic detail with which to map the scheme or distinguish its LOW/High components. Without confirmed villages or parcel boundaries, this page cannot establish whether a particular property falls within the project area.

To assess whether a holding is included, readers need the operative notice or scheme material identifying the covered villages and land, then must compare it with relevant parcel records. The research packet contains neither a parcel schedule nor a mapped boundary, so it does not support a location-level conclusion.

The information also does not establish how this project area fits into Greater Mohali’s planned development or any surrounding village-to-sector transition. Assigning it to a specific growth corridor or describing proximity to named places would go beyond the confirmed information.

What repeated extensions do, and do not, indicate

For landowners, an option-form deadline marks a step in communicating a land-pooling preference. The tracked sequence shows that submission timing was addressed in more than one notice. It does not explain why the deadline changed, what choices were offered, or what happened if someone did not submit a form.

The March corrigendum is titled as a correction concerning Eco City-3 land-pooling plot-size options. The supplied material does not describe the correction or confirm the available plot sizes or the effect of the change. These notices document communications about forms and options, not a particular approval, award, or implementation stage.

The meaning of an extension depends on its terms, its deadline, and any earlier notice it refers to. The titles alone do not establish that landowners received a particular allocation, scheme terms were finalized, or a later project milestone occurred.

The available record gives no verified reason for the extensions. It does not confirm whether they followed a change in participation, a technical issue, a policy decision, or another cause.

Practical Details

• Notice Date: October 12, 2026

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