Mumbai: Maharashtra government today offered to provide 22.5 per cent of the developed land to those whose lands would be acquired for the Navi Mumbai International Airport project.
"The project affected persons (PAPs) have agreed to the state government's offer to provide 22.5 per cent developed land for the acquisition of their 371 hectares," Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan said in Mumbai after a meeting with officials and leaders of PAPS.
"Earlier, it was decided that they should be given 12.5 per cent of (developed) land and also cash compensation. It has now been decided to give additional 10 per cent land," Mr Chavan told reporters.
"It has been decided to return 22.5 per cent of the land to the project-affected and give 1.5 per cent FSI on 12.5 per cent land and 2.5 per cent FSI on remaining 10 per cent. So, on an average around 2 per cent FSI will be given," Mr Chavan said.
Today's development comes ahead of the meeting convened by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Mr Chavan on November 13 to review the progress of the project.
"The project affected persons (PAPs) have agreed to the state government's offer to provide 22.5 per cent developed land for the acquisition of their 371 hectares," Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan said in Mumbai after a meeting with officials and leaders of PAPS.
"Earlier, it was decided that they should be given 12.5 per cent of (developed) land and also cash compensation. It has now been decided to give additional 10 per cent land," Mr Chavan told reporters.
"It has been decided to return 22.5 per cent of the land to the project-affected and give 1.5 per cent FSI on 12.5 per cent land and 2.5 per cent FSI on remaining 10 per cent. So, on an average around 2 per cent FSI will be given," Mr Chavan said.
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Today's development comes ahead of the meeting convened by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Mr Chavan on November 13 to review the progress of the project.
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