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[in-enaction] Perspective plan for Delhi: bye-bye Laws


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+  From: "Architexturez." <interface.services@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+  Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2007 23:20:21 +0530


Is there not a neoliberal order being set up? How is this being done and did not the architexturez website carry the article about the proposal for the repeal of the DDA Act?

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RAJYA SABHA

According to MPD-2021, the estimated population of Delhi would be in the range of 220 to 230 lakhs in the year 2021, and additional 24 lakh dwelling units would be needed to meet the housing requirement.

The MPD 2021 incorporates revised norms for residential areas taking into account the ground realities as well as projections of future demand for shelter and commercial space. While MPD 2021 envisages re-densification of existing housing areas, redevelopment and fresh construction in urban extension areas, it also provides for augmentation and rationalization of the physical and social infrastructure as well as strengthening of the transportation network. Provision for additional Floor Area Ratio in respect of plotted and group housing as well as mixed use of land for non-residential purpose would also entail payment of various charges and the amount so collected is to be used for augmentation of civic infrastructure.

The Unified Building Bye-laws, 1983 as amended in 2001 already provides for structural safety features in respect of natural hazard by way of earthquake, for buildings constructed thereafter in Delhi. MPD 2021 further provides that the local bodies concerned should keep updating the building byelaws to safeguard against disasters and ensures effective implementation and that building byelaws should also incorporate the aspects of multi-hazard safety and retrofitting.

MPD 2021 also provides that seismic micro-zonation surveys should be referred to at the time of land use planning and for preparation of Zonal Plans and Layout Plans. In addition, certification of structural safety in respect of tall buildings is also one of the mandatory measures envisaged in the Master Plan and Building byelaws.

The Minister of Urban Development, Shri S. Jaipal Reddy, gave this information in a written reply in Rajya Sabha today.

PVR/LK/RS-1 (1.3.07)



 
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