The City Survey of Mumbai Suburban District has been carried out during the period 1963-67. The City Survey Record is prepared for all the villages in Mumbai Suburban District. The City Survey record for each individual parcel of land has been created and given a particular number which is known as City Survey number. A property card for each City Survey number is also prepared.
The names of the Holders are only incorporated if the property is non-agricultural. If the property is agricultural, only tenure is mentioned as agricultural in P.R.C. When the property is converted to N.A. the holder name can be incorporated in the P.R. card after producing necessary documents by the Applicant (Property Holder), N.A. measurement of Plot and following due procedure for the same.The maps of City Survey are prepared in 1:500 scale.
In Mumbai Suburban District, there are three Talukas viz. Kurla, Andheri and Borivali. Total 86 villages are in Mumbai Suburban District. City Survey of these 86 villages were done by 10 city survey offices. The Jurisdiction of Each City Survey Office is as given below:
Kopari, Kanjur, Tirandaj, Nahur, Pawai, Paspoli, Bhandup, Mulund
Asalpha, Kirol, Ghatkopar, Ghatkopar-Kirol, Chandivali, Tungao, Deonar, Vikroli, Hariyali
Anik, Chembur, Turbhe, Borla, Mankhurd, Maravali, Mandale, Vadhavali, Mahul
Kurla, Mohili, Saki
Andheri, Ismalia, Ambivali, Bandivali, Madh, Majas, Mogara, Versova, Oshivara.
Bandra, Parighakhar, Kole-Kalyan
Vile-Parle, Gundavali, Kondivata, Bapnala, Chakala, Juhu, Bramhanwada, Parjapur, Marol, Mulgaon, Vyarvali,Sahar
Borivali, Kandivali, Eksar, Dahisar, Gorai, Manori, Magathane, Mandpeshvar, Shimpoli, Charkop, Kanheri
Aksa, Akurli, Erangal, Daravali, Pahari-Eksar, Pahari-Goregaon, Poisar, Malavani, Marve, Valanai, Wadhavan
Aarey, Kurar, Klerabad, Goregaon, Gundgaon, Chichavali, Tulsi, Dindoshi, Sai, Malad.
Along with the above CTSO’s there is an independent Office of the Taluka Inspector of Land Records, Mumbai Suburban District. The Superintendent of Land Records is the controlling authority of all the CTSO’s and the Taluka Inspector of Land Records.
