The scheme aims to facilitate ease of doing business for traders by providing licensed traders with access to commercial godowns for storage and management of their goods.
The scheme aims to facilitate ease of doing business for traders by providing licensed traders with access to commercial godowns for storage and management of their goods.
The scheme “Allotment of Commercial Godown” is implemented by the Uttarakhand Agricultural Production & Marketing Board under the Department of Agriculture, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to facilitate ease of doing business for traders by providing licensed traders with access to commercial godowns for storage and management of their goods.
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The scheme facilitates ease of doing business for traders by allotting them with commercial Godowns.
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Step 1: Offline application
Application Process: • Upon receiving information about godown allotment (through notices in newspapers and public places), obtain the application form from the Mandi Committee office by paying the prescribed fee. • Complete the application form with accurate details and submit it to the Mandi Committee office. Selection Process: • The Shop Allotment Committee conducts the allotment of commercial godowns. • Traders are selected in descending order based on the highest market fee deposited in the last three years, subject to availability of godowns. <br>
The objective of the scheme is to provide traders with commercial godowns for storage and management of goods, <br>
Only traders licensed by the Mandi Committee are eligible to apply. <br>
Information regarding allotment is published through notices in newspapers and at public places. <br>
The form can be obtained from the Mandi Committee office by paying the prescribed fee. <br>
The fee is as prescribed by the Mandi Committee; it must be paid when obtaining the application form. <br>
Completed forms must be submitted to the Mandi Committee office within the specified timeline. <br>
Traders are selected in descending order of the highest market fee deposited in the last three years. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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