Thiruvananthapuram: Eight Urban Local Agencies in the State Switch to Automatic Online Building Permicance Processing for low-risk building categories from Thursday.
The Urban Urban Department has re-introduced the automatic software management system of intelligent building plans (IBPMS) on eight civil bodies in the state.
Pilot Run of the Software will be continued until August 15.
Urban Affairs Director Renu Raj said that various technical problems that had previously hit online systems have now been resolved.
“In the last 2 years, many amendments have been carried out in the rules of buildings that have been included in the software.
The automatic system facilitates plans to use the software and pop ups will be played if the error is made in the image or if it does not agree with the rules.
At this time we will Using software for low-risk buildings up to 300 sq.m in selected civil bodies.
On August 15, it will be extended to all civil bodies and on October 2, we plan to bring all construction categories under this system, “said Renu Raj.
Biswanath Sinha, a former major secretary, urban who has monitored the structure and evolution of the process in harmony with the problems submitted by local bodies saying that all possible steps.
“We have worked to develop the structure and process of issuing building permits online.
All shareholders are on board and we hope that people and business will succeed,” Sinha said who is now the main secretary, electronics and implementation of the ND program.
and urban (waste management).
Trivandrum Binu Francis Corporate Secretary said that this system lived and functional at City Corporation.
“The pilot phase will discuss low-risk buildings and itself will benefit more than 80% of our application,” said Binu Francis.
Nodal officers and technical experts of software companies have been installed in all civil bodies where trials have begun to overcome the real time problems regarding the system.
The software that was first introduced in 2018 must be withdrawn due to technical disruptions.
LSG in 2018 is tied with Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) to launch automatic smart online software for the issuance of building permits.
This system is designed to work in such a way that the practice of officials who usually register for queries in each application will be carried out according to the application will be uploaded only if according to the norm.
In addition to tracking and monitoring online files is an added aspect.
But it causes a variety of problems with designers and architects who cite technical shortcomings, ultimately affecting the allocation of permits that are on time.