1 year ago
Andhra Pradesh: 72-Hour High-Rise Building Clearance
The Andhra Pradesh government is making it faster to get permission to build tall buildings.
They now have a new rule to approve these projects within three days (72 hours).
This is to help businesses and make it easier to build.
The process involves quick site checks and a special group to review the plans.
It applies to buildings with at least 12 floors, with the goal of cutting down on delays.
Andhra Pradesh introduces a 72-hour clearance policy for high-rise buildings.
The policy aims to streamline building approval processes.
It applies to buildings with 12 or more floors, including TDR floors.
A special cell in DTCP, Mangalagiri, will handle permissions.
The process includes site inspections and a scrutiny committee.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh government.
- What
- The Andhra Pradesh government implemented a 72-hour clearance policy.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but it's a new policy.
- Why
- To create a business-friendly environment and attract investment.
Key facts
- Government
- Andhra Pradesh
- Policy
- 72-hour clearance
- Focus
- Urban development
- Buildings Affected
- High-rise (12+ floors)
- Key Department
- DTCP, Mangalagiri
Quotes
S Suresh Kumar
MA&UD Department’s Principal Secretary
“This initiative is part of the government's commitment to creating a business-friendly environment and attracting investment.”
thehansindia.com
