MAHARASHTRA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (A Govt of Maharashtra Undertaking)

Udyog Sarathi , Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (East) Mumbai-93.

CIRCULAR No CEOI 30 lof 2015

Dated :' 09 NOV 2015

Sub: Online Building plan approval by adapting Building plans prepared by MIDC (Type plans).

It is observed that the small size plot holders generally

construct typical Industrial shed with allied facilities as per DC rules for

which approvals of MIDC are to be obtained physically by the plot­

holder. In order to Ease of Doing Business and for speedy approvals

for the plot-holders having plot area between 500 m2 to 5,000 m2, it is

decided to make available pre-approved building plans on website of

MIDC and accord on line approvals (commencement certificate) for the

Industries those who are fulfilling following parameters. This facility is

only for Industrial Buildings and optional to plot-holders as decided

below:

Pre approved 28 Number of plans as per DC rules and

complying policy of MIDC for the plot size between 500 m2 to 5,000 m2

are prepared . It is now decided to upload these plans on the website

of MIDC. The plot-holder having fixed size of plots i.e. 20 m x 25 m for

500 m2, 25 m x 40 m for 1,000 m2 etc upto 5,000m2 and having

"Consent to Establish" from MPCB in Green and Orange category with

low hazard activity (as per enclosed annexure H' of NBC 2005, part IV)

are eligible to adopt the pre approved plans.

L The plot-holder who is registered in single window can

adopt the pre approved plan suitable to his plot size, activity and can

start construction on the plot as per the pre-approved plans only, after

paying following charges and receipt of on line building plan approval

order (Commencement Certificate) . Once the selection of pre­

approved plan is made by the plot-holder, a demand note will get

automatically generated in the system for following payments:

1) Scrutiny fee of building plans.

2) Development charges.

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3) Labour cess.

4) Water supply agreement fees.

5) Water connection charges.

6) Security Deposit.

7) Basic Fire Protection Fund fees (wherever applicable).

The facility of online payment is available through payment gate way

provided by MIDC. After receipt of payment, a Building permission

order (Commencement Certificate) will get generated in the system

with usual terms and conditions of granting building permission, water

connection, Fire NOC.

A) Payment for approval of building plans:

While granting Building permission order, it is decided to

recover charges as follows:

1) Scrutiny fees RS.1000/- (fixed) .

2) Development charges:

The land rates of MIDC are already incorporated in the

system. The plot-holder will have to mention the land rates of ready

reckoner in the system. These rates will be self-certified by the plot­

holder. The development charges will automatically get worked out as

per the policy of MIDC i.e. based on land rates of MIDC or Ready

Reckoner rate whichever is higher.

3) Labour Cess:

The amount of labour cess will also get automatically

calculated . For calculation of labour cess, estimates have been

worked out by MIDC. It shall be noted that while estimation of pre

approved plans, the element of construction cost for height more than

4.2 m is already considered .

4) Water connection :

It is decided to grant a 15mm dia water connection with

the assumption of water consumption will be 10m3 per day, thus

charges are calculated accordingly.

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i) Charges for blank agreement form:

For the water connection, cost of blank agreement form

(In triplicate) will be RS.75/- which is already incorporated in the

system.

ii) Connection charges:

Connection charges of RS.500/- are fixed .

iii) Security deposit:

Security deposit amount equal to 90 days consumption

will get displayed in the system for which water rate of particular

industrial area is already mapped.

After the plot-holder approaches for water

connection, the concerned DE shall inspect the site and road

cutting charges if involved shall be recovered separately after

issuing separate demand note to the plot-holder.

5) Provisional fire NOC:

Basic fire protection fund fees will be charged as per the

prevailing norms of MIDC.

The plot-holder will receive the mail of Building approval with following

attachments:

i) Building plan approval order (commencement certificate).

ii) Copy of type design selected by plot-holder duly

approved.

iii) Payment receipt.

The plot-holder also can download above approval along

with attachment.

Copy of said mail with attachment will be forwarded to

a) Chief Planner.

b) Respective SPA.

c) DE dealing with water connection

d) Divisional Fire Officer

e) Regional Officer.

Above officers are hereby directed to proceed further for

taking necessary action in this regard. The respective SPA, DE

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Water Supply Division are hereby directed to verify the amount

calculated by the system are as per MIDC norms and circular. If

the amount recovered is found less, they shall issue

supplementary demand and recover the said amount from the

plot-holder. The plot-holder is bound to pay the supplementary

demand.

It shall be obligatory on the part of plot-holder to construct

the structure as per the preapproved drawing plans, selected by him.

All concerned are hereby directed to take note of above

facilities and act accordingly.

In case of any operational difficulty faced by the plot­

holder, same shall be reported to CP MIDC.

Chi er MIDC Mumbai - 93.

No.CEO/ .P 377J,~ lof2015

Date: o9 NCV2015

Copy fwcs to All Industries Associations. They are requested to circulate above circular to their members and request them to avail above facilities.

Copy to All HODs in HQ All Chief Engineers Addl Chief Engineer All Superintending Engineers All Executive Engineers All Deputy Engineers All SPAs Circular file Guard file .

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ANNEX n (Cla~ses 3.1.8 and 3.1.11)

BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL AND NON-INDUSTRIAL OCCUPANCIES INTO DIFFERENT DEGREE OF HAZARD

B-1 LOW HAZARD OCCUPANCIES

Abrasive manufacturing premises

Aerated water factories

Agarbatti manufacturing premises

Analytical ancVor Q.C. Laboratories

Arecanut slicing and/or Betelnut factories

Asbestos steam packing and lagging manufacturers

Assembly buildings small (D-4 and D-5 )

Battery charging and servicl! sta ti ons

Batlery manufacturing

Breweries

Brickworks

Call 11 i ng factories

Cardamom factories

Cemenl frlclories and/or asoestos or concre te products lI\anuract~ring prem ises

Ceramic factClfies. crockery, s toneware pipe manufacturing

Clay works

Clock and watch manufacturing

Clubs

Coffee curing. roasting and grinding factories

Condensed milk factories, milk pasturising plants and dairies

Conf'cctionary manufacturing

Dwellings, lodges, donnitories, etc

Educational and research institutions

Electric lamps (incandescent and fluorescent) and T. V. tube manufacturing

Electroplating works

.Engineering workshops

Fruits and vegetables dehydrating and drying factories

Fruits products and condiment factones '

Glass and glass fibre manufacturing

GodOWIlS and warehouses (non-combustible goods)

Gold thread/gilding factories

Gum and/or glue and gelatine manufacturing

Ice candy and ice-cream and ice factories

Ink: (excluding printing ink) factories

Mica products manufacturing

Office premises

Places of worship

Pottery works

Poultry farms

Residential buiidings (A-I to A-4) (except hotels A-5)

Salt crushing factories/refineries stables

Sugar candy manufacturing

Sugar factories and refineries

Tanneries

U IIIhrella as st: III bling factories

Vermicelli factories

Water' .~"'rJ tlfiltration plants and water pump houses

Zinc/copper factories

R_'l MODERATE HAZARD OCCUPANCIES

.<\irpon ;)nd other tran!';portation temlin:ll buildings

Aluminium factories

Assembly buildings (0-1 to D-3)

AHa and cereal grinding

Bakeries and biscuit factories

Beedi factories

Bubbin factories

Book-binders, envelopes and paper bag manufact.uring

Cable manufacturing

Camphor boiling

Candle works

Carbon paper/typewriter ribbon makers

Card board box manufacturing

Carpenters. wood wool and furniture makers

Carpel and durries factories ·

Cashewnut factories

Chemical manufacturers (us~g raw materials having F.P> 23°C)

Cigar and cigarette factories

Coir factories

Cold storage premises

Computer instaiJations

Cork products manufactUllng (coir. carpets. rugs and tobacco) (hides and skin presses)

Dry cleaning. dyeing and lal,lndries

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Electrical generating stations except under ground ... powerhouses

Enamelware factories

Filler and wax paper manufacturing

Flour mills

Garment makers

Ghee factories (other than vegetable)

Godowns and warehouses (other than non-combustible

goods)

Grains and seed disintegrating or crushing

Grease manufacturing

Hosiery, lace, embroidery and thread

Hospitals including 'X'-ray and other diagonastic clinics (institutional buildings)

Incandescent gas mantle manufacturers

Industrial gas 'manufacturing (only halogenated hydroc:Hhonslinert gases)

Miln-made yamlfibre (except acrylic fibre/yam)

iv1:lI1ure and fertilizer works (blending, mixing and granulating only)

Merc:lntile occupancies (departmental stores, shopping complex, ctc)

!Vlincral oil hlending and processing

:vtUSCLlIl1S. archieves, record roOms

Oil and leather cloth factories Open storage of Oammable liquids (in drums, cans, ('.Ie)

Oxygen plants Paper and cardboard mills (except raw material yard)

Piers. wharves. dockyards

Plastic goods manufacliJring

Plywood/wood veneering factories

Printing press premises

Pulverizing and crushing millS Residential apartments, hotels, cafes, restaurants

Rice mills

Rope works

Rubber goods manufacturing

Rubber tyres and lubes manufacturing

Shellac factories

Silk filiatures

Soaps and glycerine factories.

Spray painting

Starch factories

Tea factories (including blending packing of tea)

Telephone exchanges, garages

Textile mills

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Tobacco chewing and pan masala making

Tobacco re-drying factories

Woolen mills

B-3 HIGH HAZARD OCCUPANCIES

A)

Aircraft hangers

Aluminium/magnesium powder plants

Bitumanized paperlhessian cloth/tar felt manufacturing

Bulk storage of flammable liquids (tank farm, etc)

Celluloid goods making

Chemical manufacturers (where raw materials have a F.P. < 23°C)

Cigarette filter manufacturing

Cinema films and T.V. production studios

Coal, coke and charcoal ball and briquettes making

Collieries. steel plants

Cotton seeds cleaning and delinung factories

Colton wast.! factories

Distilleries

Duplicating/stencil paper making

Fire works manufacture

FO:llned plastic and/or converting plants

Godowns of warehouses (combustible/hazardous goods) (H)

Grass, hay, f~der and BHOOSA (chaff)

Hazardous occupancy buildings (J)

Industrial gas manufacturing (except halogenated hydrocarbon gases/inert gases)

Industrial units (G-3 occupancies)

Jute miJis and jute presses

Linoleum factories

, Man-made fibres (only acrylic fibre/yarn making)

Malch factories

Mattress and pillow mllings (fo311) plastics)-_..-Metai ' or tin printers

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Of more than 50 percent is engineering, shift to q.rdinary hazard)

Oil mills

Oil extraction plants

Oil tenninalsJdepots

PaintsNarnish factories

Paper and cardboard mills (only raw materia) yard)

Pressing factories

Printing ink making

Resin, lamp black and turpentine manu~acture

Saw mills

NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF INDIA

Surgical cotton manufacturing • Tarpaulin and canvas proofing factories

Turpentine and resin distilleries

Tyre retreading and resolving factories

Underground shopping complexes (F-3)

B)

Ammonia and urea synthesis plants

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Explosive factories ­LPG bottling plants

Petrochemical plants

Petroleum refineries

NOTE - In case of complexes having segregated plants with

varying degrees of hazards. the competent authority having jurisdict ions shall be consulted 10 decide the level of protections to be provided. ,

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