Category: environmental, and reserved
Authorities publish a "category" against a plot and mean two unrelated things by it. RIICO's is environmental - Category A, Category B, White Category, from the pollution and EIA classifications - and it limits which industries may be allotted that plot, so a plot can be affordable, well located and still useless for a particular business. MVDA's is a reservation - SC, OBC, Senior Citizen, Unreserved - and it limits who may bid at all. SarkariProperty names each scheme's category for what its own values are, and marks a reserved plot on the row rather than only in the filter.
Worth knowing
- A reserved plot rejects a bid from outside its category whatever it offers.
- Check the environmental category before bidding, not after - it cannot be changed by the allottee.
- A plot marked 'All Category' carries no such restriction.
Questions people ask
What is Category: environmental, and reserved in a government plot auction?
Authorities publish a "category" against a plot and mean two unrelated things by it. RIICO's is environmental - Category A, Category B, White Category, from the pollution and EIA classifications - and it limits which industries may be allotted that plot, so a plot can be affordable, well located and still useless for a particular business. MVDA's is a reservation - SC, OBC, Senior Citizen, Unreserved - and it limits who may bid at all. SarkariProperty names each scheme's category for what its own values are, and marks a reserved plot on the row rather than only in the filter.
What should a bidder watch for with category: environmental, and reserved?
A reserved plot rejects a bid from outside its category whatever it offers.
Anything else about category: environmental, and reserved?
Check the environmental category before bidding, not after - it cannot be changed by the allottee.
Anything else about category: environmental, and reserved?
A plot marked 'All Category' carries no such restriction.