What are NA Plots in Maharashtra

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An NA plot, a non-agricultural plot, is considered unsuitable for agricultural activities. Instead, it offers various possibilities for development, including the construction of residential homes, apartments, shopping malls, office buildings, and factories.

What are the different types of NA Plots?

Non-agricultural plots encompass various land types, each serving distinct purposes. These include residential plots catering to housing needs; commercial plots, facilitating the establishment of businesses; warehouse plots, providing storage and logistics solutions; and IT land, dedicated to developing technology and related infrastructure. Each plot type offers its own defining features and advantages to suit various developmental requirements.

Is NA order required in Maharashtra?

In a recent development, the Maharashtra government has taken a significant step by announcing that builders will no longer be required to obtain separate Non-Agricultural (NA) permission for plots. 

This decision has been warmly received by realtors in the city. Prior to this, developers had to go through a cumbersome process of visiting multiple offices to secure NA permission, which often resulted in long waiting periods. 

With the new ruling, this time-consuming and bureaucratic procedure will be eliminated, streamlining the development process and potentially accelerating construction projects across the state.

How can you obtain NA land in Maharashtra?

To obtain an NA certificate for land in Maharashtra, you'll need to follow these steps:

  1. Download the PDF application form for Non-Agricultural Permission.
  2. Complete the application form in duplicate and affix a court fee stamp of rupees 5.
  3. Provide the original Extract of 7/12 (land ownership document) and four photocopies.
  4. Include copies of relevant mutation entries pertaining to the land in question.

By submitting these required documents, you can obtain the Non-Agricultural permission certificate for your land in Maharashtra.

How to convert agricultural land into NA land?

Converting agricultural land to Non-Agricultural (NA) land in Maharashtra involves the following steps:

  1. Visit the District Collector’s Office and apply for land conversion.
  2. The District Collector will thoroughly verify the land and the proposed conversion.
  3. The Tahsildar, a revenue officer, will also verify the details and assess the suitability for conversion.
  4. Once the verification process is completed successfully, the Conversion Order will be issued, granting NA status to the land.
  5. Appropriate entries reflecting the land's new NA status will be made in the Revenue Records, officially recognizing the conversion.

Following these steps, you can convert agricultural land to NA land in Maharashtra.



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