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Your application will be scrutinized with reference to the land use for which site has been designed under the Master Plan or the Detailed Development Plan read with the Development Control Rule corresponding to that particular use.
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If the application satisfies the Development Control Rules, Planning Permission will be issued, and if not, Planning Permission will be refused by the Local Authority. Only in major cases the applications may have to be referred to the CMDA by he local Authority, for its scrutiny.
- Your site will invariably be inspected by either the Building plan Surveyor / Town Planning Officer or Engineer concerned or an official of the Local Authority / official of CMDA as the case may be.
- A decision on your application will be communicated to you, barring exceptional circumstances, within 45 days from the date on which you file your application.
- If Permission is refused by the Local Authority or the CMDA you may appeal to the Government at Housing and Urban Development Department.
- If you carry out any developments without proper permission it will be treated as unauthorized development. Construction made without permission can be demolished under the Act.
In the case of deviation from the approved plan also, permission is to be obtained. A revised plan showing the deviations should be submitted and the procedure for the approval of the original plan will apply to all such deviation plans also.
- If your application is fit to be approved, a demand will be sent to you by the local authority / CMDA for payment of development charges and other fees applicable. The rate will depend on the proposed uses and the floor area.
- Obtain permission for any development / construction you decide to carry out. Complete development within the prescribed time or otherwise the permit lapses.
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