Secunderabad: While Realtors in neighboring Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) is a building of skyscrapers, construction activities at the Secunderabad Cantonment developing in the snail room.
This, as an action for the demands of the increased floor space index (FSI) of 1.5 to 2.5 which exists for additional built-up areas remains stalled.
Some Tii sales agents spoke said that they wanted the Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) to exclude the stage floor and parking of the calculation of FSI and the height of the building.
They also represent their demands to the Ministry of Defense (MOD) for this exception.
“It is better to implement the raw household budgetary raw which GHMC applies to the owner of its property by increasing the allowed floors (outside G + 3).
FSI should not consider parking, basement or balcony as a built-up area and commercial space in the layout Housing, “Chandramouli, a property owner from Trimulryry to Ti.
In 2017, new storm regulations were prepared and approved by the Cantonmet council.
However, they have been stuck with mod despite repeated requests by Ward SCB members for approval to calm the rules.
“While the GHMC area surrounded the Secuderabad Cantonment, including Malkajgiri, Alwal, Kukatpally and Kapra saw the emergence of a skyscraper, SCB remained with the norms of FSI G + 2 in the age of a few decades,” said a builder that has been involved in several projects in the GHMC area.
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“The lack of exceptions in FSI norms has become a white elephant for technical wings.
Some buildings must be built with deviations from the agreed development plan because the built-up space is a problem,” explained a partthasarathi reddy, a retired roads & buildings engineer.
“We have sent a new storm to the Ministry of Defense for approval and even clarified several questions raised by defense officials, but they have not cleaned them.
If the raw rules of the new command are implemented, SCB income can rise by Rs 500 Crore per year through building sanctions,” said SCB engineering officials.
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