No residential or commercial construction can legally begin without approved building plans from the Municipal Corporation or Development Authority.
Building Plan Approval (also called Building Permit or Construction Permission) is a mandatory clearance from the local Municipal Corporation, Development Authority, or Gram Panchayat before beginning any construction, renovation, extension or demolition activity. It verifies that the proposed construction complies with local building bylaws, National Building Code (NBC 2016), setback rules, FAR (Floor Area Ratio), and zoning regulations.
Verify land use permissions, FAR limits, setback requirements and zoning bylaws.
Appoint a registered architect to prepare compliant building drawings.
Submit building plan application with drawings on the ULB/municipal portal.
Municipal engineer reviews drawings for bylaw compliance and raises objections if any.
Collect required NOCs (Fire, Airport, Heritage, SEIAA) based on building type.
Building Plan sanctioned; construction can legally commence within validity period.
⏱Expected timeline:15–45 working days depending on municipality and building category
⚠️Warning:Construction without approved building plan attracts demolition/sealing orders under Section 343/344 of Municipal Acts, fine up to ₹10,00,000, and denial of property registration and bank loans.
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