analyze the uploaded ppt and shorten the content in 7 slides asper below ....I would recommend **7 slides** as the sweet spot: | New Slide | Consolidated Content | Visual Approach | | -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **1. Redevelopment Under Section 79A** | Existing 1 + roadmap | Hero title + 9-stage master roadmap | | **2. Why Section 79A Matters** | Existing 2 | 8 problems → 2019 GR → key legal principles | | **3. Initiating Redevelopment** | Existing 3 + 4 | Eligibility → requisition → SGM → **2/3 quorum / 51% approval** → PMC appointment | | **4. Project Report & Tendering** | Existing 5 + 6 | Survey → title → FSI/TDR → feasibility → project report → tender funnel → shortlist | | **5. Developer Selection & Agreement** | Existing 7 + first half of 8 | Registrar-supervised SGM → selection → **51%** → commercial + legal safeguards | | **6. Approvals & Construction** | Remaining 8 + 9 | Agreement → POA → municipal approval → MahaRERA → PAAA → construction → 3-team monitoring | | **7. Completion, Handover & Key Safeguards** | Existing 10 | Handover journey + key safeguards + “Who Does What” | ### Why 7 slides works better The biggest opportunity is to treat the entire presentation as **one continuous process**, rather than explaining every stage as a separate chapter: **TRIGGER → SGM → PROJECT → TENDER → DEVELOPER → AGREEMENT → APPROVALS → CONSTRUCTION → HANDOVER** The source already gives us this 9-stage roadmap. For example, **Project Report and Tendering** naturally belong together because the project report establishes the tender-ready brief, followed immediately by tender participation, public opening, comparison and shortlisting. Likewise, **Developer Selection + Development Agreement + Approvals** can become one strong decision-to-contract sequence rather than three separate information-heavy slides. ### I would make the 7-slide version more graphical Instead of simply shrinking the text, I'd use: **Slide 1:** 9-stage horizontal roadmap **Slide 2:** Problem → Legal Framework graphic **Slide 3:** Decision funnel + SGM numerical infographic **Slide 4:** Feasibility → Tender funnel **Slide 5:** Developer selection → Agreement safeguards **Slide 6:** Approval/construction master process + 3-team responsibility graphic **Slide 7:** Handover journey + “5 Key Safeguards” dashboard recreate t
analyze the uploaded ppt and shorten the content in 7 slides asper below ....I would recommend **7 slides** as the sweet spot: | New Slide | Consolidated Content | Visual Approach | | -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **1. Redevelopment Under Section 79A** | Existing 1 + roadmap | Hero title + 9-stage master roadmap | | **2. Why Section 79A Matters** | Existing 2 | 8 problems → 2019 GR → key legal principles | | **3. Initiating Redevelopment** | Existing 3 + 4 | Eligibility → requisition → SGM → **2/3 quorum / 51% approval** → PMC appointment | | **4. Project Report & Tendering** | Existing 5 + 6 | Survey → title → FSI/TDR → feasibility → project report → tender funnel → shortlist | | **5. Developer Selection & Agreement** | Existing 7 + first half of 8 | Registrar-supervised SGM → selection → **51%** → commercial + legal safeguards | | **6. Approvals & Construction** | Remaining 8 + 9 | Agreement → POA → municipal approval → MahaRERA → PAAA → construction → 3-team monitoring | | **7. Completion, Handover & Key Safeguards** | Existing 10 | Handover journey + key safeguards + “Who Does What” | ### Why 7 slides works better The biggest opportunity is to treat the entire presentation as **one continuous process**, rather than explaining every stage as a separate chapter: **TRIGGER → SGM → PROJECT → TENDER → DEVELOPER → AGREEMENT → APPROVALS → CONSTRUCTION → HANDOVER** The source already gives us this 9-stage roadmap. For example, **Project Report and Tendering** naturally belong together because the project report establishes the tender-ready brief, followed immediately by tender participation, public opening, comparison and shortlisting. Likewise, **Developer Selection + Development Agreement + Approvals** can become one strong decision-to-contract sequence rather than three separate information-heavy slides. ### I would make the 7-slide version more graphical Instead of simply shrinking the text, I'd use: **Slide 1:** 9-stage horizontal roadmap **Slide 2:** Problem → Legal Framework graphic **Slide 3:** Decision funnel + SGM numerical infographic **Slide 4:** Feasibility → Tender funnel **Slide 5:** Developer selection → Agreement safeguards **Slide 6:** Approval/construction master process + 3-team responsibility graphic **Slide 7:** Handover journey + “5 Key Safeguards” dashboard recreate t
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This presentation outlines the governance framework for redevelopment, detailing the Section 79A roadmap and the Vashi society's resolution-to-handover process, which includes nine key stages. It also covers the selection and delivery of developers, emphasizing the importance of appointing an Authorized Officer for the selection process and ensuring that developers have a MahaRERA-registered project, thereby protecting member interests.