MIDC facilitates the sale of its plots through auctions conducted via e-bidding. Currently, the following plots are available for auction:

• MIDC Auction March 2020 – E-bidding plots scheduled from 23.03.2020
• MIDC Auction Nov-Dec 2020 – Online direct allotment plots (Nov 2020)

Procedure for Bidding on an MIDC Plot

1. Allotment Process:

   • Industrial land in MIDC is primarily allotted through direct online applications.
   • In cases where demand exceeds availability, MIDC conducts auctions.
   • Commercial and residential plots in MIDC are usually allotted through auctions.

2. Required Documents for Application:

   • Request letter to MIDC on company letterhead
   • Online application submission
   • Completed White Application Form
   • Detailed Project Report (DPR)
   • Copy of MOA (for Pvt. Ltd. companies) or Registered Partnership Deed (for Partnership Firms)
   • Shareholding certificate (if Pvt. Ltd.)
   • Board resolution (if Pvt. Ltd.)
   • Block plan of proposed plot utilization
   • Demand draft for processing fees

3. Application Review:

   • MIDC reviews the application and issues an invitation for a Land Allotment Committee (LAC) meeting.

4. Land Allotment Committee (LAC) Evaluation:

   • The LAC assesses project feasibility and makes a decision regarding plot allotment.

5. Offer Letter & EMD Payment:

   • If approved, MIDC issues an offer letter requiring an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 25% within 15 days.

6. Allotment Letter & Balance Payment:

   • Upon EMD payment, MIDC issues the Allotment Letter with the assigned plot number.
   • The applicant must pay the remaining 75% within 30 days.

7. Road Width Charges:

   • Applicable for plots up to 10 acres.
   • 50% concession for plots between 10 to 25 acres.
   • No charges for plots above 25 acres or investments exceeding ₹100 Cr.

8. Possession & Lease Agreement:

   • After full payment, MIDC hands over possession and executes an Agreement to Lease.

9. Completion Timeline & Initial Approvals:

   • The process typically takes 3-4 months.
   • Entrepreneurs must obtain MSME registration, MPCB consent, and a Provisional Fire NOC before submitting plans to the Special Planning Authority (SPA).

10. Additional Approvals for Hazardous Material Storage:

• If storing hazardous, explosive, or inflammable materials, approval from the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) is required (categories: Orange, Red, White).

11. Construction & Development:

• Plans must be approved by MIDC’s Planning Authority.
• Temporary water and electricity connections can be acquired.
• After construction, obtain a Building Completion Certificate (BCC), Drainage Completion Certificate, Tree Plantation Certificate, and Occupancy Certificate (OC).

12. Post-Construction Compliance:

• Obtain MSME registration, MPCB Consent to Operate, and a Factory License.
• Apply for a permanent water connection and execute the Water Supply Agreement with MIDC.
• Secure an electricity connection from MSEB and any other required permits specific to your business.

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