Chennai: The state government will hold approval considered for self-based license planning applications.
It will also launch a single-window system to facilitate planning permits for housing layouts and plots within 60 days.
Made an announcement on Monday, Minister M K Stalin said the government was ready to revive the old laws relating to housing and urban development departments in harmony with the latest technology and with the aim of simplifying functioning from the construction sector.
Amendments will be taken to the city and state planning ACT, 1971, based on urban growth today, he added.
“The government is ready to make Tamil Nadu free slum by 2031.
Thus, 9.53 lakh houses will be built for the poor in the next decade.
So far, the Union government has agreed to the construction of 6.2 lakh housing units on financial expenditure of 31,179 crore, “he said.
The minister made an announcement after inaugurating Statecon 2021 from the credai body developer (Tamil Nadu) in Chennai.
In addition, there was a proposal to reconstruct old plot houses from Tamil Nadu Housing Board under the PPP model.
The steps taken to allow, under affordable housing complex schemes, private companies to build in their own land dormitory which can then be rented for beneficiaries for a period of 25 years.
This especially will benefit guest workers from other countries, he said.
“We plan to upgrade the wholesale market Koyambedu complex with international standards.
The Terminuses Mofussil Bus in Kilabonkam and Kuthambakkam will be finished and open to the public, “Stalin said.
Then, addressing a meeting on this occasion, Industrial Secretary S Krishnan said that the policy for M-Sand and Mining was under preparation.
“M-Sand policy documents are already under preparation and will be ready soon.
We will be in a position to have policies, which will be more sustainable and at the same time ensure that prices are stored at a reasonable level.
Likewise, sustainable mining policies are also being prepared, which includes available mining capacity assessments.
At the end of the current fiscal year, we must have a policy, “he said.
Previously, Suresh Krishn, President of Credai (Tamil Nadu Chapter), urged the state government to reduce the stamp and the cost of the registruation property from the current 11%