Key Points
- The Noida Authority has approved a revised master layout plan for the Sports City project in Sector 150, retaining 70% of the area for sports and related uses.
- Four projects have received conditional occupancy certificates after clearing outstanding dues.
- The revised plan was approved after addressing objections and suggestions from the public and stakeholders.
The Revised Sports City Plan
The Noida Authority has approved a revised master layout plan for the Sports City project in Sector 150, with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) vetting the proposed sports facilities. The revised plan retains 70% of the total project area for sports, recreational and related facilities, institutional uses, and open spaces.
The plan was approved after addressing objections and suggestions from the public and stakeholders. The Authority has also approved the building plan for plot SC-02/G in Sector 150 on June 9, while building plans for other plots are being processed.
At a Glance
| Noida Authority | Approved Revised Master Layout Plan On May 6, 2026 |
| Sports City | 70% area retained for sports and related uses Revised master layout plan |
| Conditional Occupancy Certificates | Four projects cleared outstanding dues Brick Rise Developers Pvt Ltd, Ace Infracity Developers Pvt Ltd, Land Kart Builders Pvt Ltd, and Samridhi Infra Square Pvt Ltd |
Behind the Approval and Conditional Occupancy
Behind the Approval and Conditional Occupancy
The revised master layout plan was approved following the Authority's board meetings on January 3 and April 6 this year. The proposal was submitted by the project developer on January 2 along with the prescribed fee under the Sports City scheme.
The Authority issued a public notice on February 11 inviting objections and suggestions, which were examined and addressed before the plan was approved.
What's Next for Homebuyers and Developers
What's Next for Homebuyers and Developers
The project has around 8,000 homebuyers awaiting progress on their investments. The Authority has retained a first charge and lien over 20% of the units as security against the pending dues.
Homebuyers who have cleared their outstanding dues can expect conditional occupancy certificates. Developers who have also cleared their dues can proceed with the development of their projects.
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