by Punjabnewswire4u
CHANDIGARH, OCT 9
The Punjab government would soon have uniform building byelaws for
whole state to ensure planned growth of urban areas and to check the harassment
of public by multiple authorities.
Presiding over
the meeting of urban development department, Mr. Badal said that there were
different sets of building byelaws for different buildings creating confusion
in the minds of developer as well as public. He said that presently there were
separate building byelaw for industry, another set of byelaws for IT sector, separate
for municipal areas, separate for areas falling under local bodies and another
set of byelaws for areas falling under urban development bodies. He said that duplicity
of control and confusion regarding the fact which set of byelaws would be
applicable on a said building was resulting in haphazard growth in the urban areas.
He said that besides this with different bodies moving in different angles, the
urban development was suffering from lack of uniformity.
Mr. Badal said
that he has asked the urban development authorities to come out with a model
set of building byelaws which would be applicable to all buildings whether
industrial, commercial, IT sector or residential.
He said that
uniform building byelaws for whole state was major administrative reform
initiative by SAD-BJP government to check the harassment of the builder as well
as general public. He said that the simplification would also result in early
clearance of building plans submitted by the people. Mr. Badal said that he has
separately ordered decentralization of building plan approval system to
encourage people to opt for sanctioned plan and ensure uniform development of
urban areas.
Prominent amongst
those who were present in the meeting included Mr. N.K. Sharma, Chief
Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. S.K. Sandhu, Principal Secretary to Chief
Minister, Mr. P.S. Aujla, Principal Secretary to Deputy Chief Minister, Mr.
Manvesh Singh Sidhu, Special Principal Secretary to Deputy Chief Minister
besides Chief Administrators of all urban development bodies in the state.
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