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Madhya Pradesh Corrects Bhopal Master Plan 2047 Provisions
The Madhya Pradesh government found mistakes in the proposed Bhopal Development Plan 2047.
It issued two official corrections called corrigenda.
One correction explains how Green TDR should be calculated for certain projects.
The certificate can equal twice the area of land included in the project.
The corrections also cover Commercial Mixed Use Centre areas.
Rules for building one’s own house were not changed.
Such a house must generally use a plot of at least 500 square metres and have access to a 9-metre-wide road.
Its base FAR is 0.50 and its maximum FAR is 1.25.
The Madhya Pradesh government issued two corrigenda after errors appeared in the proposed Bhopal Development Plan 2047 notification.
One correction revises Clause 15.5, Serial No. 10, concerning Green Transferable Development Rights (TDR).
The corrected Green TDR provision allows a Development Control Regulations certificate equal to twice the project land area.
The corrigenda also address provisions for Commercial Mixed Use Centre areas.
Own-housing rules remain unchanged, including a 0.50 base FAR and 1.25 maximum FAR.
- Who
- The Madhya Pradesh government, through the Directorate of Town and Country Planning, issued the corrigenda.
- What
- Two corrigenda corrected Green TDR and Commercial Mixed Use Centre provisions in the proposed Bhopal Development Plan 2047.
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, in the Madhya Pradesh Gazette and proposed development plan.
- When
- The corrigenda were issued on Saturday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Why
- They were issued to correct errors, including a typographical error in the gazette notification.
Key facts
- Plan
- Proposed Bhopal Development Plan 2047
- Corrections
- Two corrigenda were issued
- Green TDR
- The corrected certificate equals twice the area of land included in the project
- Minimum own-housing plot
- 500 square metres
- Access road requirement
- 9 metres wide
- Own-housing FAR
- Base FAR 0.50; maximum FAR 1.25
- Maximum building height
- 10 metres
Sources
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