Madhya Pradesh Introduces New Vertical Development Provisions in Bhopal Plan 2047
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
The draft Bhopal Development Plan 2047 introduces detailed provisions for vertical development within Madhya Pradesh. These rules link permissible building height and Floor Area Ratio (FAR) to both plot size and the width of the access road. For structures exceeding 45 metres, the draft mandates a base FAR of 1.50, with the maximum permissible FAR increasing based on road width.
From freepressjournal.in
Why it matters
The plan sets specific norms for high-rise buildings, requiring minimum open areas of 30 metres and specific setbacks based on road width. However, T&CP experts noted gaps regarding the implementation of the 'Sponge City' concept, groundwater recharge, and clear procedures for land-use approvals.
From freepressjournal.in
Who's involved
- Madhya PradeshState whose planning rules are being detailed in the draft plan.
- BhopalThe city whose development plan is being revised.
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The entities involved
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Madhya Pradesh
state in central India
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