Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government has provided assistance for those who have not participated in construction norms and who have not received the permission of the use of buildings for their buildings, at least until March 31, 2022.
Claiming that the government burdened with work in Covid-19 Pandemics and did not want to disturb the livelihoods of people People in these difficult times, the state government has provided great assistance to buildings without permission to be up to three months from the last day of the application of Gujarat epidemic, Covid-19 regulations.
Imposing that epidemic regulations come into force on March 13, 2020 with the onset of Covid-19 pandemic and has been valid until 31 December 2021, this effectively means that building equipment Sans BU will be spared from sealing `coercive actions’ such as sealing, at least until March 31, 2022.
In the notification issued on July 8, the Urban and Urban Urban Development Department has directed all civil bodies to take “appropriate proactive measures” for Bu permit compliance, but detained authorities to take coercive actions.
For such buildings to violate development control regulations including changes in use, margins, altitude restrictions and those who do not have legitimate Mrs.
License, up to three months from the last day of the application of Gujarat epidemic, Covid-19 regulations.
Mukesh Puri, an additional head secretary, the Urban Development Department said, “the state government of the state, given the impact of Covid 19 and difficulties in the compliance of GDCR norms, has decided not to take any action until March 2022 so that people will have time for corrective action To comply with the norm.
It should be noted that the government has not provided relaxation in GDCR norms so that there will be no compromise in ensuring the security of other norms but remembering more time for adherence.
“Notification has asked the owner / invaders of the building without valid Mrs.
Building To take corrective steps to comply with development control regulations.
The state government is under pressure from the Gujarat High Court, which has asked him to come with a “concrete solution” with the issue of illegal structures in four weeks.
During the trial on July 9, Government state proposes b Ahwa strives to deal with this problem but strict implementation and can soon cause 90% demolition of the building, for regularization it is not possible for these buildings.
Other options owned by the government are bringing other impact costs to regulate the construction.
Less dried has been shown by issuing the direction below section 122 City planning and urban development laws, 1976.
The reason quoted for relaxation is that strict measures because the Pandemic Covid-19 has influenced the construction activities of real estate projects throughout the country part.
In addition, administration is currently occupied with vaccination work and health and medical infrastructure augmentation.
Surveys, assessing buildings throughout the country for non-compliance with development control regulations in general and Mrs.
Permit specifically is exercise that is tiring, boring, time and consumption of resources.
This problem has several aspects such as buildings used for purposes other than the development permit issued, construction is not carried out in accordance with the sanctions plan, lack of non-update API NOC and the absence of required documents from various institutions.
The next notification said that for the default in participating in these norms, the act of reflecting the termination of the use of buildings, which could have a negative impact on the economic situation and Loos of livelihoods.
The government also said that it did not support compromise with public safety, but the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic guarantees saving livelihoods and to alleviate the difficulties of people in accordance with regulations by building regulations.