DDA OKs Policy: Old Home Owners Can Demolish, Rebuild Under Master Plan Rules
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Why in news
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) approved a uniform redevelopment policy allowing owners of old two-storey homes to demolish and rebuild under Master Plan rules.
Background
The DDA approved a uniform policy for old two-storey DDA-built homes, specifically benefiting schemes like Naraina Vihar. Owners must comply with Floor Area Ratio (FAR), height limits, and safety regulations as per the Master Plan for Delhi-2047.
Facts for Prelims
- BodyDDA (Delhi Development Authority) is the principal planning and land management agency for Delhi.
- FactThe policy applies to old two-storey DDA-built homes under the Master Plan for Delhi-2047.
- FactRedevelopment is subject to Floor Area Ratio (FAR) and specific height limits.
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of urban master plans in managing rapid urbanization and infrastructure development in metropolitan cities like Delhi.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- urban planning framework
- regulatory compliance
- infrastructure sustainability
- housing demand management
Keywords: Urban Planning · Master Plan · Floor Area Ratio (FAR) · Infrastructure Development · Regulatory Framework
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