In Mumbai city alone, there are over 1,200
leased properties by Maharashtra government.
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government has shifted
annual rent agreement renewal procedures within the departments to its digital
platform.
From November 1, the government owned properties will
be rented out through online service -- which will essentially save time of the
authorities.
A Government Resolution (GR) issued yesterday stated
that there are several rent agreements processed by the Public Works Department
(PWD) every year, where government owned land or buildings are rented out for
public interest.
Henceforth, such agreements will be carried out
through e-rent service, provided on the website www.mahapwd.com.
In Mumbai city alone, there are over 1,200 leased
properties by Maharashtra government.
The actual number of properties leased by Maharashtra
government across the state would be huge and with online processing of lease
agreements, it will save a lot of time and money of people from outstation who
had to visit to Mumbai for renewal of fresh lease agreement, said a senior
officer from PWD department.
The executive engineer of PWD department from
respective district has been given the responsibility to take final decision in
lease agreement procedures, mentions the GR.
It has also mandated PWD to publish a division-wise
base rate at the beginning of the every financial year for easy calculation of
rent.
The GR has further given a detailed list for
calculating the rent for buildings with various amenities.
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