Pune: Kharadi residents to get property cards soon
Pune: The process of preparing property cards of 13,300 property owners in Kharadi under the Central government’s scheme ‘Naksha’ is in its final stage.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has approved the survey conducted earlier and the maps. The final inspection (inquiry) of the map and the plot, the area and the land owner of these properties will be done on Thursday (January 6) and Friday (January 7). The property card will enable a property owner to avail themselves of a loan on their property as the owner’s name will be registered in the record of rights.
This was revealed by State Land Settlement Commissioner Dr Suhas Diwase. The 7/12 extracts will not be cancelled till one procures the property card, he said.
He was addressing a press meet at his office. Department of Land Records Urban Land Measurement Deputy Director Rajendra Gole and District Land Records Superintendent Suryakant More were present.
Diwase said, “Property owners from rural areas are being issued property cards under the Ownership Scheme. The drone survey has been completed in 40,000 villages while property cards have been issued in 16,000 villages. The remaining villages will get property cards by the end of this year. Kharadi was chosen from urban areas for the Naksha scheme on an experimental basis.”
It has been decided to complete the urban land measurement in Kharadi from among the 23 merged villages.
After establishing the outer boundary of the village, the control point was set up. The actual measurement was then completed in 2023. The maps prepared during the measurement have been certified by the PMC. The finalisation of the property card will be done after the inspection or inquiry of properties on Thursday and Friday. The actual map, area and the owner of a property will be finalised through City Survey Inquiry software. As many as 60 Deputy Superintendents and Urban Land Measurement Officers will conduct the inquiry. Later, the finalised property card will be made available online, said Diwase.
Advantages for citizens
*Every property will have the property card
*Latitudes and longitudes will be mentioned on the card
*Protection of ownership rights of citizens
*Getting loan on a property will be easier
Advantages for the civic body
*Kharadi’s map is based on GIS. It will be used for preparing the Development Plan during city planning
*Disaster management will be easier as 3D maps will be prepared
*Maps will be useful for property tax, building permission, water supply, anti-encroachment and other such processes
