The draft Revised Model Bye-laws for Tenant Co-partnership Co-operative Housing Societies has been published, inviting suggestions and objections from housing societies and stakeholders.
The draft defines Tenant Co-partnership Housing Societies as those where land and buildings are held by the society, while members hold shares along with occupancy rights in allotted flats/units.
It proposes a detailed framework for redevelopment, requiring societies to assess structural condition, repair costs, redevelopment feasibility, self-redevelopment and developer-led redevelopment before taking a decision.
The draft also covers parking allotment and charges, with one parking space ordinarily allotted per flat/unit, subject to availability.
For EV charging, General Body approval is not required for installation of a private charging facility, subject to applicable legal and safety requirements.
A formal grievance redressal mechanism has also been proposed, including complaint acknowledgment within three days and defined disposal timelines.
Suggestions and objections can be submitted by August 27, 2026, at 5:00 PM at coophsgmodelbyelaws@gmail.com.
For the detailed draft: https://sahakarayukta.maharashtra.gov.in/site/upload/documents/Draft_Housing%20_TC_Byelaws_.pdf
