A real project, from the real filing

Plots A/1, A/5 and A/8 border the internal green pocket. The A/25 row fronts the marked domestic-water line and fire-hydrant points. Same colony — not the same plot.

Independent Floors at DLF Gardencity Enclave Phase 2, Sector 93, Gurugram: 136 plots for independent floors. Three things its filing says are below. Your project will have its own.

This is a real sample report, not a template — every crop below is from the actual filed drawings and papers.

1. First choose where the plot sits — then the home on it

The report’s first ask is a plot in A/1, A/5 or A/8 — the rows the plans put directly on the internal green pocket. One caveat travels with it, from the same sheet: A/5, A/8 and A/10 also sit beside marked 9-metre and 10-metre internal roads, so do not assume the green edge is the quiet edge.

Show me an A/5 or A/8 plot that directly borders the green pocket. I will accept shared green. I will not pay for private green access.

2. One row fronts the water line and the fire hydrants

The services plan puts the marked domestic-water line and external fire-hydrant points on the 9-metre road in front of A/25 and the adjoining A/14 bottom row. Other rows have services near them too — but this is the one confirmed row where the drawing puts them at the front boundary.

Before we talk price, mark my exact plot and every service line around it on this services plan.

3. “Future potential” here is already used up

The typical plan is already close to its permitted build-up: the stilt is parking, the basement is service space, and all four independent-floor positions are used. The plan repeats the same layout on every floor — it does not give the terrace to the fourth floor. A promise of another saleable unit, a converted stilt, or “terrace rights” needs fresh sanction before it is worth a rupee.

If the fourth floor is sold as a terrace home, show me where the sale deed gives that terrace — the approved plan does not.

The full report: 10 sections, 58 drawings

• 17 drawingsWhat this is and what to settle first
• 6 drawingsIf you want quieter daily surroundings: use the services plan to check
• 6 drawingsIf the home layout matters most: choose the checked 150 sq m plot shape
• 1 drawingThree extra charges to refuse unless the papers change
• 4 drawingsBefore a token: identify the exact plot and put the key terms in writing
• 19 drawingsHow to compare the remaining options on site

Show all 10 sections

•  Do not pay for “shops nearby” until you see the commercial plan
•  A higher floor is not a better sanctioned home here
• 5 drawingsUse the plan to see different plot settings, not one same colony
•  Treat guest parking as part of the plot until a sanctioned common bay is shown

Start with the free checklist — 14 things to get in writing before you book — if you only need the questions. This sample shows the next step: how Quietlist answers those questions from one real project’s filed drawings. Your paid report applies the same read to your own project.

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