YEIDA’s 93rd Board Meeting Approves Corpus Fund Policy, Multi-Modal Logistics Park and Other Key Development Plans

93rd board meeting reviews revenue, industrial development, waste management and land acquisition measures

Greater Noida: The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) took several key decisions at its 93rd Board meeting on September 28, 2026, approving the YEIDA Corpus Fund Investment Regulation 2026-27 for long-term maintenance of civic infrastructure and financial stability.

The Board also approved a Multi-Modal Logistics Park under the Uttar Pradesh policy, reviewed plans for an 8,000-hectare Industrial Node near Noida International Airport and the Agra Urban Centre Master Plan-2041, while also advancing plans for an International Trade City on the lines of Yiwu International Trade City to expand market opportunities for local industries. The Board reviewed progress in industrial plot development, with lease deeds executed for 181 of 295 plots, possession given for 152 and construction started on 69, while production has commenced at 13 units.

Apparel, Handicraft, MSME and Toy parks was also assessed. YEIDA further reviewed measures to strengthen integrated waste management and sanitation, including DPRs for scientific waste management and draft YEIDA Waste Management (Regulation & Control) Bye-Laws, 2026. For land-acquisition-affected farmers, the authority is expediting allotment of 7% developed plots, with reservation letters issued to 10,069 farmers, 4,978 plots planned and around ₹3,142 crore distributed as additional compensation. The Board also approved revised land purchase rates under Master Plan Phase-1 in Gautam Buddh Nagar and Bulandshahr at ₹4,558 per square metre and ₹4,037 per square metre including the expressway, along with provision for 7% developed residential plots. Farmers who had agreed to sell land at earlier rates but could not execute sale deeds by August 20, 2026, will now be able to complete the process at the revised rates.

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