Redevelopment PMC
36. Reconciliation Report On Between General Body Approved Proposed Plan & Sanction Plan
In redevelopment projects, societies approve a proposed plan in the General Body based on representations made by the developer and consultants. Subsequently, a sanctioned plan is approved by the Planning Authority. Differences may arise between the two, which must be clearly identified, explained, and documented.
Our Reconciliation Report Service provides a clear, systematic comparison between the General Body–approved proposed plan and the statutorily sanctioned plan, ensuring transparency and protecting member interests.
To identify variations between approved and sanctioned plans
To ensure member entitlements are not adversely affected
To maintain transparency in redevelopment execution
To create a documented compliance trail
1. Review of General Body Approved Proposed Plan
We examine:
Proposed layout and floor plans
Member area entitlements and configurations
Amenities, common areas, and specifications
Commitments presented to the General Body
2. Review of Sanctioned Plan
We analyse:
Plans approved by Planning Authority
Sanction conditions and revisions
Area statements and layout changes
3. Comparative Analysis & Reconciliation
We prepare a detailed reconciliation covering:
Carpet area comparison (member-wise / category-wise)
Changes in layout, floors, or building configuration
Variations in amenities or common facilities
Technical or statutory reasons for deviations, if any
4. Impact Assessment on Members & Society
We assess:
Effect of changes on individual member entitlements
Compliance with approved redevelopment terms
Need for additional approvals or clarifications
5. Preparation of Reconciliation Report
A structured report is prepared highlighting:
Compliant items
Variations and justifications
Observations and recommendations
6. Presentation & Documentation Support
We assist in:
Explaining the reconciliation to the Managing Committee
Supporting disclosure in General Body Meetings
Maintaining records for audit and future reference
✔ Transparency between promise and approval
✔ Protection of member entitlements
✔ Early identification of deviations
✔ Reduced risk of disputes or objections
✔ Strong governance and documentation
We ensure that differences between the proposed and sanctioned plans are clearly reconciled, properly documented, and transparently disclosed, safeguarding society and member interests throughout redevelopment.