All about Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA)

The Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) was established in 1988. However, it is important to note here that it existed much before that but was called the City Improvement Trust Board (CITB). The CITB was founded in 1904 and was responsible for making plans for new extensions, civic amenities, city infrastructure, etc. The roles and responsibilities of the MUDA remained the same even after the authority was renamed in 1988.

The various departments under the MUDA include the Land Acquisition Department, Town Planning Department, Engineering Department, Allotment & General Administration Department, Finance Department, Law Department and the Public Relations Department. The overall execution and implementation of plans is looked after by the commissioner.

Jurisdiction of the Mysore Urban Development Authority

(Source: MUDA website)

See also: All about the Mysore Palace

Important tasks for the authority to address in 2021

Mysuru or Mysore is a well-planned city with enough room to grow. Its connectivity to the major IT and manufacturing corridors in Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, is a boon for the city and its residents. However, Mysore’s growth has remained slow. For example, the tourism industry in the city has ample scope to add revenue but is still in a muted phase. Experiential tourism and long-stays, plus better public amenities, can help Mysuru gain a competitive edge in the tourism map of India.

Another aspect to look at is the city’s capacity to absorb investments that trickle down from Bangalore. If Mysuru looks at the city’s expansion and better urban transport, it will have higher chances of being attractive to young working professionals. The presence of an international airport can also be an advantage.

MUDA auctions

From time to time, the MUDA also conducts auctions for sites. The most recent auction commenced on November 8, 2020 and was concluded by the end of the month.

MUDA: Other services

For most services, you may have to physically visit the MUDA office, as the Authority is still in the process of improving the online website which is mudamysore(dot) gov(dot)in. Much of the data is not updated yet.

See also: All about Mangalore Urban Development Authority

Forms soon to be made online on the MUDA website

As of now, you can obtain the following forms from the MUDA office.

1. Joint Affidavit Format
2. Self-Declaration Format
3. Transfer Agreement Format
4. Absolute Sale Deed Format
5. Absolute Sale Deed Format (Houses/Flats)
6. Auction Sale Deed Format (Vacant Site/Building)
7. Auction Sale Deed Format
8. Self-Affidavit Format (Death Case)
9. Auction Sale Deed Format
10. Sale Deed Format (Re-convey & Re-allotment)
11. Cancellation Deed Format
12. Auction Condition Deed Format
13. Affidavit Format (within lease period)
14. Marginal Land Agreement Format
15. Sale Deed Format (Industrial sites)
16. Absolute Sale Deed Format (within lease period sale)
17. Absolute Sale Deed Higher Income Group (HIG) Houses (SFHS) Format
18. Absolute Sale Deed (Alternate site absolute sale deed) Format
19. Indemnity Bond (Death Case) (Rs. 100 stamp paper) Format
20. Self-Affidavit Format (Death Case)
21. Rectification Deed Format (General)
22. Row House (Corner) and Joint House Format
23. No Objection Affidavit Format
24. Lease cum Sale Agreement Format
25. Photo Attested and sign attested within lease seller Format
26. Sign and Photo Attested by the Allottee Format
27. Sign and Photo attested by GPA holders Format
28. Land Tax/Building Tax fixed Format
29. Katha Certificate

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