GMADA Public Notice
Notice regarding allotment of 10 and 20 Guj Booth of Ecocity-1 Landpooling.
What the allotment notice establishes
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) has issued a public notice for certain beneficiaries of the Eco City-1 Land Pooling Scheme. The notice concerns:
- 10 sq. yd. booths
- 20 sq. yd. booths
under the Eco City-1 Land Pooling Scheme. GMADA has asked concerned LOI holders/allottees to update their mobile numbers in the authority's property records so that their online allotment letters can be issued.
When Was the Booth Numbering Draw Held?
According to the notice, the numbering draw for the 10 sq. yd. and 20 sq. yd. booths was held on: 5 November 2024 at: Community Center, Purab Premium Apartment, Sector 88, S.A.S. Nagar
Who Is This Notice For?
The notice applies to LOI holders who were allotted booth numbers in the 5 November 2024 draw and whose mobile numbers have not yet been updated in their GMADA property details. It is not a general invitation for fresh applicants.
Why Is the Mobile Number Required?
GMADA states that online allotment letters are to be issued to the LOI holders who received booth numbers in the draw. For this process, allottees whose mobile numbers are missing or not updated in the property record have been asked to update them.
Deadline for Updating the Mobile Number
Concerned allottees must update their mobile numbers within: 15 days from the date of this public notice
How Can the Mobile Number Be Updated?
The notice provides two methods:
- through the GMADA Single Window, or
- through the GMADA website at www.gmada.gov.in
Does This Notice Announce a New Draw?
No. The numbering draw had already been conducted on: 5 November 2024 This notice does not announce:
- a fresh booth draw;
- new applications;
- additional Land Pooling entitlement; or
- new booth allotments.
Its purpose is only to update contact details of existing LOI holders so that the allotment-letter process can proceed.
Have the Online Allotment Letters Already Been Issued?
The notice states that the online allotment letters are to be issued. Therefore, the notice should not be interpreted as confirmation that every allotment letter had already been generated or delivered at the time of publication.
What Should Concerned Allottees Check?
Allottees should verify:
- their LOI details;
- booth size — 10 sq. yd. or 20 sq. yd.;
- booth number allotted in the 5 November 2024 draw;
- mobile number recorded in GMADA's property details;
- whether the mobile number has been successfully updated; and
- whether the online allotment letter has subsequently been issued.
The documented booth-allotment sequence
Related notices tracked on this site include a booth draw-results list dated 05-11-2024, allotment-related notices in May 2025, and notices concerning allotment letters in March and April 2026. Their titles indicate different subjects or administrative steps, but do not prove that a particular person received an allotment or that a letter was issued.
The documented records are:
- November 2024: a notice titled as a list of Eco City-1 land-pooling booth draw results dated 05-11-2024.
- May 2025: this page and a separate public notice concern allotment of 10- and 20-yard booths. The supplied information does not establish how the two notices differ or what either contains.
- March and April 2026: notices concern the issue of allotment letters. Their titles do not confirm that letters were issued or received by named allottees.
This chronology does not establish individual outcomes. The research does not identify applicants, booth numbers, or any person's status at a stage, and does not explain the criteria linking land-pooling participation with a 10-yard or 20-yard booth.
Eco City-1 is the development-area name associated with these records. The supplied information does not identify participating villages or the scheme's precise boundary, and does not explain the booth process's relationship to a wider master plan or development scheme.
Why the distinction between draw, allotment and letters matters
The related records refer to a draw-results list, allotment notices, and later notices concerning allotment letters. The titles distinguish these subjects, but the supplied information does not establish the procedural relationship between them. A draw-results title does not establish the terms of an allotment, while a notice about issuing letters does not show that a specific letter was issued or received.
A notice titled around allotment may record a decision, describe a process, or request an action. The supplied page information does not say which. Until the document's contents are checked, it cannot establish a person's selection, entitlement, obligations, or whether an administrative step was completed.
The confirmed context is limited to Eco City-1 and records concerning 10- and 20-yard booths in a land-pooling sequence. The supplied material does not explain the area's broader planning purpose or connect these booth notices to a named infrastructure project or master-plan provision. It also does not identify participating villages, the precise area covered, or individual entitlement criteria.
The available record supports describing the notices' subjects and dates, but not explaining how an allotment was calculated or what a particular landowner should expect.
Related notices and what to verify in the document
- Notice Date: May 23, 2025
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