Land regularization: Green signal for regulation of land occupied in AP

Land regularization: AP government has finalized the rules for regulating public land in Andhra Pradesh. Already in rural and urban areas, residents are regulated. Special General Secretary of Revenue Department RP Sisodia has issued an order.

Guidelines have been issued for regulation of land occupied by Land Regularization Scheme 2025. The regulations regarding the regulation of public land not objectionable in urban and rural areas have been finalized.

The government has issued the latest JIVO number 30 government to abolish all previous orders regarding regulation of places occupied. The date of the catoff has been scheduled for 15 October 2019. It is possible to apply only for regularization only when they live at the occupied places before October 15, 2019.

The master plan, the zonal plan has made it clear that it is not possible to regularize the specified places, le -out locations, canals, rivers and other water bodies. Guidelines have been issued as disabilities for regularization of temporary houses, whether it is an empty space.

Up to 150 yards will be regularized. If more than 301 are in encroachment at a distance of yards, it will be given an opportunity to regularize the general registration price. Special Secretary of Urevenue Department, RP Sicodia, has been released.

The regulation does not apply to income tax payers. The beneficiaries should not have four -fourth vehicles. Taxis, autos and tractors used for agricultural purposes will be exempted. The revenue department on Wednesday released 30 GOs on regularization of encroachments as per the final cabinet meeting. The ordinances states that the beneficiaries will be given ownership rights after two years of graduation and convention deed.

For those who apply for regularization, a maximum of Rs 10,000 per month in villages and Rs. There should be 14,000 income. Power tariffs should be paid for Rs 300 per month. There should be no land beyond 10 acres under Metta and Magani. Regularization, property bills, water payments and documents registered for bills are considered. RCC and asbestos should be houses made of petals.

Application by 31 December

Under the supervision of the Tehsildars, village/ward personnel should be investigated. The list of eligible beneficiaries should be displayed in village/ward offices. Tahsilders should get the final list of sub -collectors and RDOs. The applications that are already pending should be taken into consideration.

New applications should be adopted by 31 December. The Joint Collector should appeal within 30 days, if all division level approval is objections in the list of eligible committee announced by the committee. Joint collector is the final decision. Once finalized the list of eligibility, the Tehsildars have said that the Tehsildars should be sent to the sub-registrars and district registrars of the area.