Public notice regarding amendment in approved layout plan of Affordable Residential Colony at Village Chandogobindgarh, Tehsil Kharar & Distt. SAS Nagar

What the notice establishes

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) issued a public notice regarding proposed amendments to the approved layout plan of an: Affordable Residential Colony located at: Village Chandogobindgarh, Tehsil Kharar, District S.A.S. Nagar The colony is being developed by: M/s Aggarwal Buildtech

Licence Details

The notice refers to: LDC/CTP(Pb.)/2021/07 dated 22 October 2021 and: Supplementary Licence No. LDC 54/2024 dated 4 July 2024 These references relate to the promoter/project approvals mentioned in the notice.

Earlier Approved Layout Plan

GMADA states that an earlier layout plan of the affordable residential colony had already been released. The notice identifies it as: Sheet No. 01 dated 7 July 2023 The promoter subsequently requested approval of a Revised Layout Plan.

Why Was the Layout Plan Revised?

According to the notice, the promoter submitted a revised layout to the Competent Authority, GMADA. The proposal was forwarded to the: Senior Town Planner, S.A.S. Nagar for technical examination. The revised plan was technically approved as: Sheet No. 01 dated 27 September 2024

What Changes Were Proposed?

The notice specifically identifies the following changes: Plot No. P-231 and Plot No. P-232 were removed because of changes in the boundary of the project. The notice also states that changes were made to:

• planning of the remaining plots; and
• Green Area-06.

Why Were P-231 and P-232 Removed?

According to the notice, these two plots were removed because of: changes in the project boundary The notice does not provide further details about why the boundary changed or what happened to any person who may previously have had an interest in those plots. Those matters would need to be checked from the revised layout and individual project/allotment records.

Was the Revised Layout Already Finally Approved?

Not at the stage of this notice. This distinction is important. The revised layout had received: technical approval from the Senior Town Planner but GMADA issued the public notice before final approval/release of the revised layout plan. Interested persons were first being given an opportunity to submit suggestions or objections.

Why Was a Public Notice Issued?

Because the promoter proposed changes to the previously approved layout, GMADA decided that persons interested in the colony should be informed before the revised layout was released. The notice therefore invited: suggestions and objections from persons having an interest in the project.

Where Could the Revised Layout Be Seen?

GMADA states that the revised layout plan had been uploaded on the: GMADA website for public inspection. Interested persons could review the proposed changes before filing their response.

Time Allowed for Objections

Interested persons were given: 15 days from the date of publication of the notice to submit their suggestions or objections in writing. The representations had to be submitted to the office of the concerned GMADA authority.

What Would Happen If No Objection Was Filed?

The notice states that if no objection or suggestion was submitted within the prescribed period: the revised layout plan would be released to the promoter. This means the notice formed part of the process before release of the revised layout.

Does This Notice Mean GMADA Cancelled the Colony?

No. The notice does not cancel the colony or its licence. It concerns only: amendment of the approved layout plan of an already licensed affordable residential colony.

Does This Notice Mean the Revised Layout Was Finally Released?

No. The document says the revised layout had been technically approved and was being placed before interested persons for objections. It does not itself prove that:

• the revised layout was finally released;
• all objections were rejected;
• P-231 and P-232 were finally deleted from the sanctioned plan; or
• development was completed according to the revised layout.

A later GMADA order or finally released layout plan would be required to confirm that outcome.

What Should Existing Buyers or Interested Persons Check?

Anyone connected with the project should compare:

• the earlier approved layout;
• Revised Layout Sheet No. 01 dated 27 September 2024;
• location of Plot Nos. P-231 and P-232;
• changes to remaining plots;
• changes to Green Area-06;
• revised project boundary;
• licence and supplementary licence conditions;
• any objection submitted during the 15-day period; and
• the final layout subsequently released by GMADA, if any.

Administrative location and what remains unconfirmed

The notice title places Chandogobindgarh in Tehsil Kharar, SAS Nagar district. It establishes that administrative location, but does not provide enough detail to locate the colony precisely.

The supplied material does not identify nearby sectors, roads, villages, landmarks, the colony’s area, or its boundaries. The village and tehsil names do not establish the site’s exact position or proximity to a particular road, sector, or service.

The page also does not show how the colony relates to adjoining development or a particular road network. A plan drawing or detailed official location record would be needed to establish those details.

An approved plan is not the same as a confirmed amendment

The title describes an approved layout plan and a notice concerning an amendment to it. It does not reveal the amendment’s content or establish the status of any later decision.

The supplied related-notice history contains no other notice naming Chandogobindgarh. It therefore does not document an earlier proposal, objection, acquisition step, later approval, or construction for this village. The supplied material also does not establish the site’s land use or development status before the colony plan.

The supplied records do not provide a specific Chandogobindgarh timeline. They do not verify an earlier notice showing how the colony reached its approved-plan stage or a later notice documenting the amendment’s disposition. The title alone does not support a fuller proposal-to-approval sequence.

Why the layout amendment matters to readers

A layout plan sets out arrangements for a particular site. An amendment can be relevant to residents, prospective buyers, and nearby landowners assessing those arrangements. Here, the supplied page information does not identify affected features, so no specific effect on residents or neighbouring land can be stated.

For someone assessing a particular plot, the original approved plan and an amended version could show different arrangements. This page does not describe any change, so it cannot establish that a plot, access route, or shared area was altered. The document’s drawing and written description would be needed to determine the amendment’s practical significance.

The notice connects the colony to GMADA-related planning through a layout-plan amendment. The supplied material does not link it to another named scheme, an infrastructure project, or a documented development sequence involving other villages. It also does not establish that a particular change was accepted, that work followed, or that the colony became operational.

Practical Details

• Notice Date: November 2024

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