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Section 3: Allotment of area reserved for Civic Amenities

The Karnataka Planning Authorities (Allotment of Civic Amenity sites) Rules, 2016State Rules of Karnataka · 1963

(1) The Authority, shall have the power to allot on lease the civic amenity site to the Central and State Government, Local Authorities, Statutory bodies and institutions as defined in these rules , which are accrued under section 17. The Authority shall not sell or otherwise dispose of any area reserved for Civic Amenities for any purpose other than those mentioned in these rules and any disposition so made shall be null and void:

Provided that where the allottee commits breach of the conditions of allotment, the Authority shall have the right to resume such site after according an opportunity of being heard to such allottee or lessee.

(2) The authority, may, amalgamate two or more adjoining Civic Amenity sites in to one and sub-divide a Civic Amenity site into as many, based on the requirements strictly adhering to the space standards specified in the Zonal Regulations of the Interim Master plan/Master Plan approved under the Act.

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ActThe Karnataka Planning Authorities (Allotment of Civic Amenity sites) Rules, 2016
Section3
Marginal noteAllotment of area reserved for Civic Amenities
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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