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4 related bye-laws. Tap any one to read its summary.
Bye-law No. 174: Redevelopment
Redevelopment of the building/open spaces must strictly follow the Government directives under Section 79A (GR No. CHS 2007/M.No.554/14-S dated 3 January 2009). If the development agreement is not executed, the resolution may be cancelled and another approved developer appointed or fresh process started; the Registrar's representative must attend that meeting. If membership increases, authorised share capital and bye-laws are amended and the new member list sent to the Registrar.
Bye-law No. 154: Maintenance and redevelopment – Committee's duty
The Committee must keep the property in good condition at all times and, if needed, redevelop the buildings as per Government directives and law.
Bye-law No. 156: Repair spending limits, tenders and architect
The Committee may spend on repairs once a year up to: Rs. 25,000 (up to 25 members), Rs. 50,000 (26–50), Rs. 1,00,000 (51+). Above that, prior general body sanction is needed. The general body fixes the limit beyond which tenders are required; contracts are approved by the general body. The architect is appointed by the general body under the Architects Act 1972. Contracts must provide for arbitration.
Bye-law No. 157: Execution of repair / redevelopment work
Subject to bye-law 156, the Committee carries out construction, repairs and redevelopment and is responsible until completion as per the contract.