Nagpur: The Director of State Fire Safety will further issue an objection certificate (NOCS) for high buildings and a 500 square meter structure under the authority of the Development of Nagpur Metropolitan (NMRDA).
In recent order, the state government of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation firefighting department of strength to publish NOC while to projects under NMRDA.
The control rules for the new Integrated Development Plan (UDCPR), which came into force since December 2020, the Bar of the NMC Fire Department issued a temporary NOC or permanent fire compliance with anything.
Rise Project is outside the city limits.
“This step has delayed most projects under NMRDA’s jurisdiction,” said the developer Vinod Kubde, who had submitted his objections to the state government’s decision.
The rules assign that unless a developer gets a temporary Fire NOC, a person cannot propose a development plan to NMRDA for sanctions.
With no fire station under the Jurisdiction of NMRDA, the Director of the State Fire Extinguisher Santosh Warik has been allowed to issue a temporary Fire NOC and certificate of compliance with all high-rise projects according to UDPCR.
Development and builders who have taken the project claim that since the new rules began to apply, their project had reached the road barrier.
Now, they have to travel to Mumbai to find a temporary NOC from the office of the state fire director.
This is not a one-day job and many times, the top officials are not available in the office, builders claim and add that traveling during a pandemic always raises health risks.
Builders said UDCPR was published on December 2, 2020, but the Head of the City Fire Extinguisher continued to issue a Fire NOC temporarily from December 2, 2020, until May 5, 2021.
And now suddenly, the CFO office has stopped the service quoting UDCPR.Chief fire extinguisher Rajendra Uchake admitted that Fire and NMC emergency services.
The department has stopped issuing nocs while like that.
Nagpur’s credai delegation also met Commissioner Nmrda Manojkumar Suryawanshi and Commissioner of the city of Radhakrishnan B in this case.
The head of NMRDA has written to the civil heads urged him to continue the work publishes NOC while to major projects until August 31.
Civil Heads, on his side, have approached the office of the state fire director to resolve the problem.
Tarik Builders is not required to travel to Mumbai in the near future because there are plans to process the application for the API NOC online.
Already, the urban development department is preparing software to provide approval of the development and fire plan while NOC simultaneously.
“This will operate in two weeks,” said Warik to Toi.