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Section 4: Eligibility, - An unemployed person with disability of not less than 40% shall be eligible for grant of license under this scheme if

Licensing of bare booth Sites/Built up booths to the persons with disabilities Scheme 2009Union territory Regulations of Chandigarh · 1952

(i) the applicant is a bona fide resident of Chandigarh and has continuously resided in Chandigarh for the last five years as on the appointed day •for which he/she shall have to furnish sufficient proof;

(ii) the applicant has attained the age of 18 years on the appointed day for which he/she shall have to furnish sufficient proof;

(iii) the applicant does not own any commercial site/building in his/her name or in the name of his/her spouse or any dependent family member anywhere in the India;

(iv) the applicant possess a certificate with regard to his disability as defined in Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Right and Full Participation) Act, 1995 duly issued by the Competent Authority ofChandigarh Administration;

(v) annual family income of the applicant does not exceed rupees one lakh for which he/she shall have to furnish an affidavit duly attested by the Executive Magistrate, Chandigarh to this effect.

5. Criteriafor Allotment,—Depending on the availability of the bare booth sites/built up booth, first preference shall be given to the applicants with disability of 80% and above followed by those with disability between 60% and 80% and thereafter, those with disability between 40% and 60% shall be considered.

6. Procedure for allocation,—(i) (a) The applicant shall submit only one application in response to the advertisement to the Nodal Officer in Form ‘A’ alongwith the affidavit in Form ‘B,’ appended to this scheme within the stipulated period.

Applications submitted in response thereof under this Scheme shall only be entertained and considered.

(b) In case of persons with mental disability, the application can be made by a Family Member or by a Guardian duly appointed as such by the Court, Collector or Local Level Committee constituted for the U. T. of Chandigarh, as the case may be.

(ii) Applications so received thereafter shall be screened by the Screening Committee comprising of the following:—

(a) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh . ... Chairman

(b) Director, Social Welfare, U.T., Chandigarh ... Member- Secretary

(c) Assistant Estate Officer, Chandigarh ...Member

(d) A representative of Finance Department * ...Member

(iii) After screening of the applications, the Screening Committee shall cause a list of successful applicants displayed on the notice board of the office of Direc­ tor, Social Welfare and send a copy to the Estate Officer.

(iv) If the number of successful applicants happens to be more than the number of available bare booth sites/built up booths, the license shall be granted by draw of lots.

(v) The Estate Officer shall thereafter, issue letter of license in Form 4D’ appended to the scheme to the successful applicants after receiving intimation from the Director, Social Welfare (Nodal Officer) and the said intimation will be based upon the recommendations of Screening Committee,

(vi) In the case of disabled married couples and in the event of finding both the spouses successful by the Screening Committee, a joint allocation of bare booth site/built up booth will be made in their favour.

Licensing of Bare Booth Sites/Built up Booths to 565 the Persons with Disabilities Scheme, 2009

(vii) In case of persons with mental disability, the allocation shall be made jointly in the names of the mentally disabled persons and the person who applied on his/her behalf, as the case may be.

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ActLicensing of bare booth Sites/Built up booths to the persons with disabilities Scheme 2009
Section4
Marginal noteEligibility, - An unemployed person with disability of not less than 40% shall be eligible for grant of license under this scheme if
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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