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Structure New 20180511.Rpt NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Structure Report (New Format - 2018-05-11) For 01/01/1975 to 31/05/2018 Sr. Node - Sub Node Sector No. Plot No. Owner Name Activity Plot Built-up Building Floors Final OC/CC Details No. Area Area Height Type No. Date 1 AIROLI 1 1-A,1-B, 1-C,1-D & 1-E M/S. SHREE OM SHANTI CO-OP HSG SOC. LTD 14255.000 13924.720 16.100 BASEMENT CC 467 21/12/2006 + GF + 3 2 AIROLI 10 11 M/S DAYANAND A. COLLEGE & MANAGEMENT 3379.900 1809.510 18.600 GF + 4 OC 1483 10/05/2004 SOCIEY 3 AIROLI 10 23 SRI. SRI. BALAJI MANDIR TRUST TEMPLE 476.520 475.650 16.000 GF + 0 CC 3887 26/08/2003 4 AIROLI 10 8 M/S MEENA BUILDERS 1890.700 1890.170 21.720 GF + 6 OC 4557 31/10/2002 5 AIROLI 10 D-13 to D-16 M/S OMKAR CHS RESIDENTIAL 40.000 762.680 46.000 GF + 3 OC 8420 11/08/2014 6 AIROLI 10-A 1 KUCHI DASHA OSWAL JAIN MAHAJAN RESIDENTIAL 1099.890 1036.900 22.800 GF + 4 OC 2049 02/04/2016 7 AIROLI 10-A 6 M/S. AVENUE SUPERMART P.L. MULTIPURPOS 2587.730 3856.800 16.000 BASEMENT OC 542 12/02/2009 E + GF + 3 8 AIROLI 10-A 7 & 8 M/S. PIRAMAL SUNTECH REALTY PVT LTD. RESIDENTIAL & 4530.060 6787.390 85.400 GF + 28 OC 9936 09/12/2014 COMMERCIAL 9 AIROLI 10-A 9, 10 & 11 M/S. MILINIUM ASSOCIATES 6666.070 9977.280 72.790 GF + 22 CC 2936 05/07/2010 10 AIROLI 12 1 PIRAMAL SUNTECK REALTY PVT. LTD. RESIDENTIAL & 8321.940 14082.800 119.950 GF + 39 CC 1487 10/04/2018 COMMERCIAL 11 AIROLI 13 4 M/S.RAMESHWAR DEVELOPERS 800.000 797.950 34.950 GF + 9 OC 4549 08/12/2009 12 AIROLI 13 5 M/S.NAGAR YUVAK SHIKSHAN SANSHTA EDUCATIONAL 4887.050 9765.730 30.000 BASEMENT CC 66 07/01/2010 INSTITUTE + GF + 7 13 AIROLI 14 8 M/S. AJANTHA. CONSTRUCTION 2420.470 3629.950 23.950 GF + 7 OC 3756 07/11/2007 14 AIROLI 14 F-7 (EXPECT FLAT FSI COMMITTEE, M/S. PRABHAT KIRAN CO.OP RESIDENTIAL 70.000 156.750 15.870 GF + 3 CC 6059 27/11/2015 NO. 1:3) HSG. SOC. LTD. 15 AIROLI 15 24/4A & 24/5A M/S. SHREE LEVA PATIDAR SAMAJ SOCIAL USE 1752.190 157.890 18.150 BASEMENT CC 1444 07/04/2018 + 3 16 AIROLI 15 C-23 M/S VAITARNA CO-OP HSG. SOC. LTD. 34.020 118.170 18.170 GF + 3 CC 832 09/03/2004 17 AIROLI 16 2-A DR. SIDHESHWAR NARAYAN KHARATMAL HOSPITAL 403.860 399.130 15.750 GF + 4 CC 698 21/02/2002 18 AIROLI 16 30 M/S. NAGAR YUVAK SHIKSHAN SANSTHA EDUCATIONAL 4294.000 5840.540 23.100 GF + 5 CC 2985 19/09/2008 INSTITUTE 19 AIROLI 17 20 M/S. PRAGTI EDUCATION INSTITUTE EDUCATIONAL 675.280 668.360 18.950 GF + 4 CC 1239 30/03/2010 INSTITUTE 20 AIROLI 19 1 M/S.NILAMBARI C.H.S. LTD. 4100.000 4099.940 44.950 GF + 15 OC 3442 19/10/2007 21 AIROLI 19 1-B M/S. MAHAVIR DEVELOPERS (PROP. SHRI. 2554.120 3827.690 70.600 GF + 22 OC 1533 01/04/2015 BHIMSHI KARSAN SATRA) 22 AIROLI 19 4 M/S. ANJALI BHOOMI DEVELOPERS (PARTNER 3630.340 5424.330 89.870 GF + 27 OC 5160 24/10/2011 - SHRI. RAMESH LALJO GAJRA) Page 1 of 132 13/06/2018 11:53 NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Structure Report (New Format - 2018-05-11) For 01/01/1975 to 31/05/2018 Sr. Node - Sub Node Sector No. Plot No. Owner Name Activity Plot Built-up Building Floors Final OC/CC Details No. Area Area Height Type No. Date 23 AIROLI 19 60 M/S M B ENTERPRISES SMT MANJULABEN RESIDENTIAL 2233.800 2232.120 48.050 GF + 16 OC 3841 03/08/2015 BHIMSHI SATRA 24 AIROLI 19 68 M/S. PYRAMID PROPERTIES RESIDENTIAL 1884.580 1876.550 59.510 GF + 19 OC 4091 06/08/2013 25 AIROLI 19 69 SHRI. CHIRAG KIRIT SHAH RESIDENTIAL 1498.060 1498.060 37.850 STILT + 12 OC 2873 14/06/2013 26 AIROLI 19 7 M/S. NAGAR YUVAK SANSTHA EDUCATIONAL 4045.230 7706.380 23.850 GF + 6 OC 4220 18/12/2007 INSTITUTE 27 AIROLI 19 73 M/S SUNIL CHOGHULE SPORTS ASS SPORTS 11438.510 1137.340 23.950 GF + 7 CC 3846 26/07/2013 28 AIROLI 19 GES 26 M/S AJANTHA BUILDERS 524.790 524.790 15.600 GF + 4 OC 2348 03/04/2003 29 AIROLI 19 GES 35 BEBIBAI ANANT PATIL 563.050 834.520 15.950 GF + 4 CC 4577 17/10/2003 30 AIROLI 19 GES 36 M/S.NARMADA C.H.S. 1999.560 2998.950 15.600 GF + 4 OC 3567 25/10/2007 31 AIROLI 19 GES 37 ABDULA A. REHAMAN 1449.710 2173.460 23.990 GF + 4 OC 2926 19/09/2006 32 AIROLI 19 GES 38 GAJANAN LAXMAN PATIL & OTHER 2099.940 3149.000 23.950 GF + 7 OC 3496 20/10/2007 33 AIROLI 19 GES 39 M/S.RENBO C.H.S.LTD. 2249.440 3374.120 23.950 GF + 7 CC 562 17/02/2007 34 AIROLI 19 GES 40 SHRI KISAN A KOTHAR & OTHER (5) 900.000 1348.930 15.750 GF + 4 OC 3961 21/12/2005 35 AIROLI 19 GES 41 SHRI. EKNATH M. PATIL & OTHERS 650.000 975.440 15.900 GF + 4 OC 3264 28/09/2004 36 AIROLI 19 GES 42,43 PRADIP KALYANBHAI JAVERI 5598.220 8358.380 23.950 STILT + GF OC 3118 06/10/2006 + 7 37 AIROLI 19 GES 44 TULSIRAM.N.MOKASHI 749.780 1124.600 15.960 BASEMENT OC 3369 05/10/2004 + 4 38 AIROLI 19 GES 44 GANESH.L.PATIL 346.160 498.820 15.950 GF + 4 OC 2844 23/08/2007 39 AIROLI 19 GES 44-A SHRI. SUSHILKUMAR B. MISHRA 53.700 73.110 15.900 GF + 4 OC 2417 22/06/2009 40 AIROLI 19 GES 46 SHRI-SHRIPAT DHARMA KOTKAR & OTHER 727.550 1088.340 15.500 GF + 4 OC 3106 13/09/2004 41 AIROLI 19 GES 48 PARSHURAM.G.KHARKER RESIDENTIAL & 549.940 823.940 15.630 GF + 4 OC 2248 08/07/2005 COMMERCIAL 42 AIROLI 19 GES 49 M/S. S.P.ENTERPRISES 1198.640 1796.360 23.950 GF + 7 OC 4411 31/12/2007 43 AIROLI 19 GES 5 M/S AJANTA BUILDERS 505.310 505.200 15.600 GF + 4 OC 324 29/01/2004 44 AIROLI 19 GES 50 M/S. MONALISA C.H.S. 1199.430 1798.700 23.950 GF + 7 OC 968 19/03/2008 45 AIROLI 19 GES 51 M/S ASHAPURA ENTERISES 1319.990 1974.120 21.900 GF + 6 OC 1719 30/05/2005 46 AIROLI 19 GES 52 M/S AJANTA HOUSING WAREHOUSE 2639.430 4429.810 23.990 GF + 7 OC 915 22/03/2005 47 AIROLI 19 GES 53 SHAMJI NANJI PATEL (SHRI. DINESH V. 1499.550 2241.190 21.150 GF + 6 OC 2044 22/06/2005 BHANDARKAR & OTHER-3) 48 AIROLI 19 GES 56 & 57 RIDDHI SIDDHI ENTERPRISES 3187.000 4777.980 23.900 GF + 7 OC 2062 11/06/2007 49 AIROLI 19 GES 58 M/S.CHAMUNDA DEVELOPERS 1411.460 2117.090 23.970 GF + 7 OC 3908 18/12/2006 Page 2 of 132 13/06/2018 11:53 NAVI MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Structure Report (New Format - 2018-05-11) For 01/01/1975 to 31/05/2018 Sr. Node - Sub Node Sector No. Plot No. Owner Name Activity Plot Built-up Building Floors Final OC/CC Details No. Area Area Height Type No. Date 50 AIROLI 19 GES 59 M/S SHREE SIDDHIVINAYAK ENTERPRISES 1781.470 2668.700 38.350 GF + 12 OC 3062 20/09/2008 51 AIROLI 19 GES 66 CHAMUNDA DEV. 1192.270 1770.530 22.870 GF + 6 OC 1312 13/04/2007 52 AIROLI 19 GES 70 & 71 M/S.SAI SHRADHA DEVELOPERS 3106.180 3957.120 23.950 GF + 7 OC 177 27/05/2009 53 AIROLI 1-A 51 M/S NEW SURAJ TRANSPORT CO. P LTD., 230.140 114.800 16.400 GF + 0 OC 4595 16/10/1998 54 AIROLI 2 480 M/S SUDARSHANI CHS LTD 0.000 123.280 16.050 GF + 4 OC 3288 05/07/2003 55 AIROLI 20 GES 2 SHUBHAM CO OP HSG SOC 1100.000 1649.040 21.450 GF + 6 CC 1276 25/06/1997 56 AIROLI 20 GES 52/4 SHRI. AJAY B. MISHRA & SHRI. MAHENDRA 200.000 299.290 15.100 GF + 4 OC 3538 09/09/2009 ANNA PAWAR 57 AIROLI 20 GES B-44 SHRI. NARAYAN DHARAM PATIL 400.000 596.270 15.850 GF + 4 OC 2488 08/11/2006 58 AIROLI 20 GES B-50 BHASKAR GOVIND GAVTE & RADHIBAI RESIDENTIAL & 200.000 297.940 15.950 GF + 4 OC 1249 19/04/2004 BHASKAR GAVTE COMMERCIAL 59 AIROLI 20 GES C-1 SHRI. BALKRISHNA S.MADHVI 2900.000 3694.670 27.710 GF + 7 CC 3175 06/10/2005 60 AIROLI 20 GES C-31 K.S.HOMES PVT.LTD 950.000 1420.770 23.900 GF + 7 OC 2061 11/06/2007 61 AIROLI 20 GES D-10 M/S.SWAMI NARAYAN ENTERPRISES 349.870 523.180 15.950 GF + 4 OC 1549 23/04/2010 62 AIROLI 20 GES D-15/1 GOPAL.T.KHARKER 1051.140 1576.360 15.600 GF + 4 OC 2291 31/07/2006 63 AIROLI 20 GES D-16 SHALIGRAM GANPAT KOTKAR & OTHERS 1149.710 1699.860 15.100 GF + 4 OC 4157 21/12/2004 64 AIROLI 20 GES D-17/2 CHANDRAKANT A CHAVAN 148.360 220.750 15.600 GF + 4 OC 3238 13/10/2005 65 AIROLI 20 GES D-17/5 M/S.
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