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Guideposts >> Feasibility Study & Report
Abbreviations: (Secretary - Sec, Member/s - Mem, Milestone - M, Record - R, Guideposts - GP)
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1Notes on Base Carpet Areas (BCA):
1. BCA of Existing Units (Flats, Shops etc) are the existing Carpet Areas on the basis of which the benefits of RD (e.g. Additional Carpet Area, Corpus and Rent) shall be provided to Existing Members. They may be specified as per MOFA or RERA.

2. BCA may be finalized by using any of the following yardsticks as per the decision of Members:
a) Calculating from the Old Approved Plans
b) Physically Measuring a few Similar Existing Units of each type of Unit and rationalizing for each type to accommodate small variations.

3. BCA may include Balconies and Door jambs as per the decision of Members.

4. BCAs to be used for RD shall be subject to the Approval of Members.
2Contents of Website for Redevelopment:
1. Welcome Message & Photographs

2. Login for MC and Members

3. Info about MC and Members:
a) List of MC members, Office Bearers & their Contact Details
b) Unit wise List of Members, Share Cert. No.

4. Society Office Contact Details:
a) Landline/ Mobile, Email

5. Content for Members about RD:
a) SGBMs: Notice and MoM
b) Circulars

6. Project info:
a) Project Summary: Plot Description, Time Frame, Project Team, List of Milestones
b) Current Status (Building wise): Works Completed, Ongoing Works, Milestones Achieved
3Contents of Feasibility Report:
a) Project Info & Technical Feasibility:
1. Reference Documents/ Data
2. Plot Description & FSI Potential
3. Assumptions/ Parameters used

b) Financial Viability:
1. Detailed Feasibility Calculations
2. Statements of Cost, Revenue, Initial Investment & Returns
3. Key Financial Yardsticks Used
4. FSI Distribution: Total FSI & Allocation between Society and Developer

c) Probable Members Benefits & Terms of Disbursement

d) Remarks:
1. Constraints & Challenges, if any
2. Advantages, Limitations, Caution Points