(1) The competent authority may prepare a phased plan for clearing the Labour Colonies of all residents according to the anticipated availability of alternative tenements/sites and may implement such plan in accordance with the provisions of this Scheme.
II be given by the competent authority, are required to vacate the colony or anner as the competent authority may concerned.
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(2) The Competent Authority shall supply on demand application forms in form "A" free of cost.
(3) For good and sufficient reasons, the Competent Authority may entertain an application after the expiry of the period of 15 days. All incomplete applications shall be liable to be rejected summarily.
(4) All applications which are complete shall be entered In a register to the maintained by the Competent Authority.
(5) Subject to the conditions laid down in this Scheme, the competent \uthority shall allot on licence basis tenements/sites by draw of lots:
Provided that the competent authority may in order to ensure community living of an individual or of a group of persons, allot tenements/sites otherwise than by draw of lots, and the allotments so made shall be deemed to have been made in accordance with this Scheme.
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(ii) A family unit of a recognised resident shall be entitled to allotment of a tenement provided he fulfils all the conditions laid down under this scheme.
(iii) A person who owns more than one House in any of the Labour Colonies in his own name or in the name of any dependent member of his family, shall be entitled to the allotment of only one tenement or residential site as the case may be, under this Scheme.
(iv) All persons who are bona fide residents of Labour, colonies and whose names are included in the voter's list of 1991 including the Supplement with 1st January, 1991 as date of eligibility for enrolment as a voter under the relevant provisions of Representation of Peoples Act, 1950 and Registration of Electoral Rules, 1960 shall be eligible for allotment of tenements under the said Scheme.
Provided that a person entitled to allotment of tenement may on request or otherwise be allotted a site:
Provided further that a person who has occupied a residential site in the shape of hut in the labour colony and was also running a shop therein may be allotted a tenement or a residential site:
Provided further that a person who is occupying a residential site in the shape of hut and was also running a shop in the labour colony since 1974 in two separate premises, may be allotted a residential site as also a shop site:-
Provided further that a person who had been running a shop in the labour colony since 1974, will be entitled to the allotment of commercial site under the scheme notwithstanding anything contained in clause 9(a) even if he is not a resident of the labour colony.
8.12% of the commercial sites to be created under this scheme will be reserved for the members of the SCheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The members belonging to SCheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes will be eligible for allotment of commercial sites if they are not residents of the labour colonies provided that there is a shortfall of the appliCilnts In this Cltegory.
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9. Notwithstanding anything contained in this scheme, no person shall be eligible for allotment of a tenement/site unless he fulfils the following conditions:-
(a) The applicant must himself be residing in the colony. Mere ownership, unless accompanied by actual physical possession of a building, hut, structure or covered site shall not be sufficient to make a person eligible for alternative allotment.
(b) There are no arrears of rent outstanding against such person in respect of the existing licence, if any.
(c) The lease/licence in his favour has not been terminated except under this scheme.
(d) His income is not more than Rs. 3,000/- per month.
(e) The person does not own whether on freehold or lease-hold basis, a residential/commercial site/building in the Union Territory of Chandigarh either in his own name or in the name of any member of his family dependent on him.