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KERALA BUILDING RULES 2019 AND
AMENDMENTS
04/07/2022
Applicability: - These rules shall apply to: -
• Any public or private building as described in Kerala building rules.
• All lands which are proposed to be developed or redeveloped for construction of buildings.
Other Provisions:-
• Provisions in the Master Plan, Detailed Town Planning Scheme etc. which in force under the Kerala Town and Country
Planning Act, 2016 shall prevail
• Power of the Government to relax the provisions of these rules in certain cases
• Power of Government to exempt buildings
• Categorisation of Village Panchayat-
Category 1 - Area which has significant potential for urbanization and/or special characteristics or an area partly or fully
covered by a Development Plan.
Category 2 - Area not included in category 1 is considered in category 2 (For A1 permit not needed for 2 storey < 100 sq. m)
BUILDINGS GROUP A
GROUP A1 RESIDENTIAL
GROUP A2 LODGING & SPECIAL
RESIDENTIAL
GROUP B EDUCATIONAL
GROUP C MEDICAL/HOSPITAL
GROUP D ASSEMBLY
GROUP E OFFICE
GROUP F
MERCANTILE/
COMMERCIAL
GROUP G
GROUP G1 INDUSTRIAL 1
GROUP G2 INDUSTRIAL 2
GROUP H STORAGE
GROUP I HAZARDOUS
GROUP J
MULTIPLEX
COMPLEX
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NOC’S AND
APPROVALS
SL.
NO.
LOCATION/ USE OF THE SITE AND OR BUILDING OFFICER/ AUTHORITY
1 Proposed building is within 10m from Defense
Establishment
or
Proposed high rise buildings within 500m from Defense Establishment or Telecommunication
towers within 200m from Defense establishment
Officer in charge of the Defense
establishment
2 Proposed buildings within 30m from Railway track boundary or Telecommunication towers
within 100m from Railway track boundary.
Railway Authority concerned
3 Proposed site/buildings in areas declared, identified, or advised by the Kerala Urban Arts
Commission as possessing heritage value.
The Kerala Urban Arts Commission
4 Proposed buildings within any Security Zone District Collector
5 Proposed buildings/places for religious purpose or worship District Collector
6 Proposed fuel filling stations District Collector
7 Proposed crematoria or burning and burial grounds including cemetery and vaults District Collector
8 Proposed site/buildings in any area notified by the Government of India as a coastal
regulation zone under the Environment Protection Act, 1986
Kerala Coastal Zone Management
Authority (KCZMA)
9 Any activity as specified in the schedule to the Notification by the Ministry of Environment
and Forests, Government of India
State Level Environment Impact
Assessment Authority (SEIAA) /
Ministry of Environment and Forests
10 As per prevailing statutes of the Kerala State Pollution Control Board. Kerala State Pollution Control Board
11 Proposed traffic terminal stations like mobility hubs, bus stands or inter-state bus terminals Chief Town Planner
12 • All buildings under Group A1, A2, B, C,E,F,G1,G2and H occupancy exceeding 1000 sqm of
built-up area or exceeding 15 m of height
• All buildings under Group D, I and J occupancy irrespective of the number of storeys.
Director of Department of Fire and
Rescue Services or an officer
authorized by him
13 All buildings under Group A1, A2, B, C, E, F, G1, G2 and H occupancy exceeding 300 sqm and
below 1000 sqm of built-up area, as also in the case of buildings not exceeding 15 m height.
A self-declaration in the from the
applicant along with a certificate from
the architect/engineer, who had
prepared the plan.
Also, a copy of the self declaration
form and certificate of the architect/
engineer shall be submitted to the
nearest Fire Station.
14 Proposed buildings within 20km vicinity from Airport Reference Point (ARP) and/or as per the
color-coded zoning map approved for each airport and/or all buildings having elevation more
than 150m from ground level
Airport Authority of India (AAI)
15 Proposed single storeyed buildings below the Electrical line and if clearance not available as
per rule 22 (5) Table 2 and for installation of transformers
Chief Electrical Inspector / an Officer
authorized by him in this regard
16 Any activity within 300 meters distance from any protected monument/area notified by the
Archaeological Survey of India
Archaeological Survey of India
17 Buildings of various occupancies as mentioned in Table 11 of these rules District Town Planner/ Chief Town
Planner concerned, if required
18 Proposed site/ building forms part of any Town Planning Scheme for the area District Town Planner/ Chief Town
Planner concerned, if required
Buildings requiring approval of
OCCUPANCY DISTRICT TOWN PLANNER CHIEF TOWN
PLANNER
(1) (2) (3)
(a) Apartments (Group A1) Building(s) with number of dwelling units exceeding 100 --
(b) Lodging houses & Special Residential (Group A2) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 8000 sq. meters. --
(c) Educational (Group B) , Medical/Hospital (Group
C), Assembly (Group D) & Office (Group E)
Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 1500 sq. meters. --
(d) Commercial (Group F) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 8000 sq. meters. --
(e) Group G1 Industrial-I & Group G2 Industrial-II Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 1500 sq. meters --
(f) Storage and warehousing (Group H) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 6000 sq. meters. --
(g) Hazardous (Group I) All Hazardous buildings --
(h) Multiplex Complex (Group J) -- All buildings under this
occupancy group
APPROVALS FROM TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
PARKING
REGULATIONS
SL. NO OCCUPANCY ONE PARKING SPACE FOR EVERY OR FRACTION OF
(1) (2) (3)
1 Group A2 - Lodging houses & Special Residential 90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built-up area
up to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total
built-up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters.
2 Group B - Educational
• High Schools, Higher Secondary Schools, Junior
Technical Schools, Industrial Training Institute etc.
• Higher educational institutions
300 sq. meters of built-up area.
120 sq. meters of built-up area
3 Group C - Medical/Hospital 90 sq. meters of built-up area
4
Group D - Assembly
20 sq. meters of built-up area Note:-
• In the case of wedding halls and community halls, for calculating the
built-up area for the purpose of parking, the built-up area of either
the auditorium or the dining hall, whichever is higher, alone need be
taken.
• In the case of library, for calculating the built-up area for the purpose
of parking, the area of the stacking space for books shall be excluded.
OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE FOR OCCUPANCIES OTHER THAN GROUP-A1 Hyperlink = 2019 rules
5 Group E - Office Building 90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built up area up
to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total built
up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters.
6 Group F - Mercantile/ Commercial building exceeding 75
sq. meters built- up area
90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built-up area up
to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total built
up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters.
7 Group G1 - Industrial-I Building 240 sq. meters of built-up area
8 Group G2 - Industrial– II Building 240 sq. meters of built-up area
9 Group H - Storage 240 sq. meters of built-up area
10 Group J - Multiplex complex 50 sq. meters of built-up area
OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE FOR APARTMENTS/FLATS UNDER GROUP-A1
Built up Area per Dwelling Unit Off-street Parking Spaces at the rate of
Up to 75 sq. meters 1 for every 3 dwelling units
Above 75 sq. meters up to 185 sq. meters 1 for every dwelling unit
Above 185 sq. meters up to 300 sq. meters 1.5 for every dwelling unit
Above 300 sq. meters 2 for every dwelling unit
Provided that single storied buildings shall be allowed even if the above-mentioned clearance is not available, if the applicant
produces a no objection certificate from the Chief Electrical Inspector or an officer authorized by him, before issue of permit.
ELECTRICAL CLEARANCES
SETBACKS
&
OPEN SPACE
Setback
Buildings in
Group A1 & A2
of any built-up
area and
Buildings in
Group F with
built up area not
exceeding 200 sq.
Metres
Buildings in
Small plots
under
Group A1 and F
(built up area
not exceeding
200 sq. meters
and plot area
not exceeding
125 sq. meters)
Buildings in Group B,
C & E of built-up area
exceeding 200 sq.
meters
Group F
built up
area
exceeding
200 sq.
meters
Group G1
built up
area up
to 200
sq. meters
Group G1
built up
area
exceeding
200 sq.
meters
Group
G2
Buildings in
Group H of
built up area
exceeding
200 sq.
meters
Group
I
Group
J
200 to 500
sq.
meters
Above 500
sq.
meters
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
Front(in
meter) 3 1.8 5 6 3 3 3 5 6 7.5 10.5
Rear (in
meter) 1.5 1 2 3 1.5 2 3 5 3 7.5 5
Sides(in
meter) 1 0.6 2 2 1 2 3 3 2 7.5 5
The minimum yards for every building up to 10 meters in height ( AMENDMENT 2020 )
ADDITIONS TO SETBACK DONE BY AMENDMENT 2020
TABLE 4 TABLE 4A
Distance from the corners to the boundary for one side is added and averaged for irregular plots to get the average
setback which should be more than min. average given in the building rules.
IRREGULAR PLOT CALCULATION
• Setbacks can be reduced up to 50 centimeters if there is no opening on that side.
• For buildings above 10 meters in height, there shall be increase in minimum yard at the rate of 0.5 meter per every 3
meters height, until the total width of yard reaches 16 meters.
• Every mandatory open space/yard provided as per these rules, either interior or exterior, shall be kept free from any
erection, and shall be open to the sky, and only cornice, roof or weather shade not more than the width specified
S No. Mandatory open space Width of projection permissible
1 below 0.6 meters no projection
2 0.6 meters or more but below 1 meters 0.3 meters
3 1 meter or more but below 1.5 meters 0.6 meters
4 1.5 meters and above 0.75 meters
PROJECTIONS PERMISSIBLE
• For Group A1, A2 and F occupancy buildings up to two floors, any one side yard and/or rear yard can abut the boundary
other than that of a street with the written consent of the adjoining landowner.
• At least 50% of the total open space in the plot shall be left unpaved or, paved with suitable materials enabling percolation of
rainwater
• Provided also that flight of steps or ramps, all open to sky, with or without parapets or railings meant as access to upper or
lower floors shall be permitted in the open space if such stair, step or ramp has minimum 0.60 meters distance from the
boundaries. Provided also that the underneath of such flight of steps or ramp, shall not be enclosed however pillars may be
permitted for its support
• Any residential apartment having more than 12 dwelling units in a single plot or single building shall be provided with a
recreational space of suitable size, but minimum dimension of such recreational open space shall be more than 1.2 m
OPEN SPACE PROVISIONS
FSI
NORMS
S no.
O
c
c
u
p
a
n
c
y
Maximum
permissible
Coverage
-
Category
I
Maximum
permissible
Coverage
-
Category
II
Category - I Maximum
permissible F.S.I.
Category - II Maximum
permissible F.S.I.
Without
additional
fee
With
additional
fee
of
Rs
5000
per
sq.
meter
for
the
additional
area
Without
additional
fee
With
additional
fee
of
Rs
5000
per
sq.
meter
for
the
additional
area
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Residential A1 65 60 3 4 2.5 -
2 Lodging Houses and Special Residential A2 65 55 2.5 4 1. 5 2.25
3 Educational B
Up to Higher
Secondary
35 35 2.5 3 1.5 1.75
Others 50 45 2.5 3 1.5 1.75
4 Medical/Hospital C 50 45 2.5 3.5 2.5 -
5 Assembly D 40 35 1.5 2.5 0.7 1.25
6 Office E 60 50 3 4 3 -
7 Mercantile/Commercial F 65 60 3 4 2.75 3.5
8 Industrial-I G1 60 50 3.5 - 2.75 -
9 Industrial-II G2 40 35 3 - 2.5 -
10 Storage H 70 65 3 4 2.75 3.75
11 Hazardous I 45 40 2 2
12 Multiplex complex J 65 60 3 3.5 2.5 3
(PANCHAYAT)
S
No.
O
c
c
u
p
a
n
c
y
Maximum
permissible
Coverage
Maximum permissible F.S.I.
Without
additional
fee
With
additional
fee
of
Rs
5000
per
sq.
meter
for
the
additional
area
1 2 3 4 5
1 Residential A1 65 3 4
2 Lodging houses & Special Residential A2 65 2.5 4
3
Educational B
Up to Higher
Secondary 35 2.5 3
Others 50 2.5 3
4 Medical/Hospital C 50 2.5 3.5
5 Assembly D 40 1.5 2.5
6 Office E 60 3 4
7 Mercantile/Commercial F 65 3 4
8 Industrial-I G1 60 3.5 -
9 Industrial-II G2 40 2.5 4
10 Storage H 70 3 4
11 Hazardous I 45 1.2 -
12 Multiplex complex J 65 3 4
(MUNICIPALITY)
• In the case of buildings used exclusively for worships, the maximum permissible coverage shall be 50 per cent.
• In the case of Government owned Information Technology Parks, Government approved private Information
Technology parks, Government approved private Information Technology buildings under Group E occupancy, the
maximum permissible F.S.I. shall be 4 and the maximum permissible coverage shall be 60%. The additional fee
prescribed in Table 6 shall not be applicable in such cases.
• For apartments / flats under Group A1 – Residential occupancy by Government or Quasi Government agencies of Joint
venture with Government aimed at housing economically weaker sections (EWS) and or lower income groups (LIG)
and Centrally Sponsored Housing Schemes for EWS, a maximum F.S.I. of 5 shall be permitted without additional fee, if
built-up area of each dwelling unit in it is less than 100 sq. metres.
PROVISIONS:
COSTS
OF
PERMITS AND
APPLICATION
Provided that in the case of residential buildings up to 150 sq. meters of built-up area, the permit fee shall be only 50
percent of the amount mentioned above
[Pg 179 rules 5(6)2]
[Pg 178,175 Rules 9(4), 56(3),70(7), 74(3) & 75(4)]
APPLICATION FEE
i) Single family residential building of built-up area up to 100 sqm - No application fee
ii) Single family residential building of built-up area up to 100 -300 sqm - Rs 1000
iii) All other buildings with built up area up to 100 sqm - Rs 2000
iv) All other buildings with built up area exceeding 100 sqm but up to 1000 sqm - Rs10000
v) All other buildings with built up area exceeding 1000 sqm - Rs 20000
FEE FOR EXEMPTION APPLICATION
The appeal application will be considered for
exemption from the rules based on the criteria
stipulated in table given below. The fee for
exemption from various rules mentioned in the
table will be cumulative and total fee will be
calculated by summing of the exemption's fees
individually for each rules as per the fee
stipulated against each rules.
FEE FOR EXEMPTION
THANK YOU
REFERENCES
• Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality 2019
• Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality amendments 2020
• Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality amendments 2021
Group A1–
• Residential Building shall include any building in which sleeping accommodation is provided for normal residential purposes,
with or without cooking and/or dining facilities. They shall include one or multifamily dwellings, apartment buildings or
residential flats.
• Small professional offices small house-hold business, or spaces for advocates, doctors, engineers, architects, chartered
accountants, beauticians, tailors, photographers, videographers, telephone booth operators, computer professionals, typists,
electrical or electronic equipment service professionals, not exceeding 50 sq. meters built-up area and used as part of
principal residential occupancy are also included in this group.
• Crèches, daycare centers, children’s nurseries, reading rooms, libraries and educational buildings not exceeding 200 sq.
meters of built-up area are also included in this group.
Group A2 –
• Lodging Houses & Special Residential shall include all lodging or rooming houses, seminaries/convents, orphanage, old age
homes, dormitories, tourist homes, tourist resorts (or by whatever name called), hostels, hotels with or without conference
halls, dining halls or assembly rooms.
Group B –
Educational Buildings – These shall include any building or part thereof, exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area, used for
school, college, day-care purposes, other institutions for education or research, libraries incidental to educational buildings,
religious educational building such as madrassa, Sunday schools & the like and appurtenant assembly buildings having capacity
not exceeding 200 persons.
Group C –
Medical or Hospital Building shall include any building or part thereof, exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area which is used
for purposes such as medical or other treatment or care of persons suffering from physical or mental illness, disease or
infirmity, care of infants, hospitals, sanatoria, clinics, homes for the infirm, convalescent homes, mental hospitals etc., are
included in this group.
Group D –
Assembly building shall include any building or part of a building exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area where people
congregate or gather for amusement, recreation, social, religious, patriotic, political, civil, travel and similar purposes such as
theatres, motion picture houses or cinemas, assembly halls for educational, dramatic or theatrical presentations, auditoriums,
convention centers, wedding halls, community halls, exhibition halls, art galleries, museums, libraries, skating rings,
gymnasiums, congregation, dance halls, club rooms, passenger stations or transport terminals, recreation piers, amusement
park structures, viewing stands, grand stands, stadia and circus tents.
Provided that it shall not include multiplexes in which each screen has a seating capacity less than 300 each
Group E –
Office building shall include any building or part of a building having a total built up area of more than 200 sq. meters which is
used for accommodating offices of public or private agencies or for keeping of records, accounts and similar purposes. Local,
State and Central Government offices, buildings for office purposes constructed by private sector and quasi government
agencies and buildings for the use of purposes, court houses, public utility buildings, jails and prisons are included in this
group. All Information Technology Buildings are also included in this group. Further, in the case of Government Owned
Information Technology Parks, Government Approved Private Information Technology Parks and Government Approved
Private Information Technology Buildings, all buildings or part of buildings intended for providing ancillary or support services,
amenities and utilities such as offices, residences, social amenities, recreational facilities, commercial establishments etc. shall
also fall under this occupancy group.
Group F –
Mercantile or Commercial building shall include any building or part thereof which is used for display and sale of merchandise
such as shops, stores, markets etc., either wholesale or retail. Banking and financial institutions, business houses and
professional establishments of doctors, dentists, engineers, architects, lawyers, pathological laboratories, tailor shops, video
shops, barbershop, beauty parlors, newsstands, milk booths, restaurants and non-nuisance type of small establishments using
power motor or machine of capacity not exceeding 3 horsepower are included in this group. Further, buildings or part of
building used exclusively for parking of vehicles (parking buildings, parking plazas etc.) are also included in this group.
Note:- Any building with not more than 200 sq. meters built up area accommodating the uses under Group C, D,E and H shall
be included in Group F.
Group G1 –
Industrial– I building shall include any building or part of a building or structure in which products or materials of all kinds and
properties are fabricated, assembled, manufactured or processed and the contents are of such comparative low combustibility
and the industrial processes or operations conducted therein are -
1. Of such a nature that there are hardly any possibilities for any self propagating fire to occur; or
2. Liable to give rise to a fire which will burn with moderate rapidity or result in other hazardous situation and may give off a
considerable volume of smoke, but from which neither toxic fumes nor explosions are to be feared in the event of fire.
Group G2–
Industrial– II building shall include any building or part of a building or structure in which products or materials of all kinds and
properties are fabricated, assembled, manufactured or processed in which the contents or industrial processes or operations
conducted therein are liable to give rise to a fire which will burn with extreme rapidity or result in other hazardous situation or
from which poisonous fumes or explosions are to be feared in the event of a fire.
Group H –
Storage building shall include any building or part thereof used primarily for the storage or sheltering (including servicing,
processing or repairing incidental to storage) of goods, wares or merchandise (except those involving highly combustible or
explosive products or materials), vehicles and the like. Warehouses, freight depots, transit sheds, storehouses, garages, hangars,
grain elevators, barns and silos are included in this group. Minor storage incidental to other occupancies shall be treated as part
of the predominant occupancy.
Group I –
Hazardous building shall include any building or part of a building which is used for the storage, handling, manufacturing or
processing of highly combustible or explosive materials or products which are liable to burn with extreme rapidity and/or
which may produce poisonous fumes or explosions; for the storage, handling, manufacturing or processing which involve
highly corrosive, toxic or noxious alkalis, acids or other liquids or chemicals producing flame, fumes and explosive, poisonous,
irritant or corrosive gases; and for the storage, handling or processing of any material producing explosive mixtures of dust
which result in the division of matter into fine particles subject to spontaneous ignition.
Group J –
Multiplex complex shall mean an integrated entertainment and shopping center/shopping complex or a shopping mall, having
more than one cinema hall/screens each with seating capacity of 300 or less. Apart from cinema halls, the entertainment area
may have restaurants, cafeteria, fast food outlets, video games parlors, pubs, bowling alleys, health spa/centers, convention
centers, hotels, other recreational activities and all other permissible uses under Group F. However, habitable areas like hotels
and service apartments shall not be allowed in the same block where the multiplexes are set up and shall be allowed only as a
separate block.
Such a complex may spread over the site or be in one or more blocks which may be high-rise buildings or normal buildings. The
total built up area of multiplex complex shall not be less than 12,000 sq. meters and the height of building shall not exceed 50
metres.
The Government may, in conformity with the provisions of the Act and in consultation with the Chief Town Planner, relax any
building from the provisions of these rules, when construction is made –
(a) by Government/Local Self Government Institutions or Government Institutions for a public purpose
(b) by co-operative societies, which were set up and functioning with the Government share and financial assistance and which
come under Group B Education and/or Group C Medical/Hospital occupancies as provided in rule 25 of these rules exclusively
for a Government purpose. By any individual or organization for construction of aided schools.
(c) by any individual, group of individuals or corporate body in parcels of land left behind after surrendering to the state
government or the local self government concerned free of cost for a public purpose with prior approval of the state
government.

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building rules.pptx

  • 1. KERALA BUILDING RULES 2019 AND AMENDMENTS 04/07/2022
  • 2. Applicability: - These rules shall apply to: - • Any public or private building as described in Kerala building rules. • All lands which are proposed to be developed or redeveloped for construction of buildings. Other Provisions:- • Provisions in the Master Plan, Detailed Town Planning Scheme etc. which in force under the Kerala Town and Country Planning Act, 2016 shall prevail • Power of the Government to relax the provisions of these rules in certain cases • Power of Government to exempt buildings • Categorisation of Village Panchayat- Category 1 - Area which has significant potential for urbanization and/or special characteristics or an area partly or fully covered by a Development Plan. Category 2 - Area not included in category 1 is considered in category 2 (For A1 permit not needed for 2 storey < 100 sq. m)
  • 3. BUILDINGS GROUP A GROUP A1 RESIDENTIAL GROUP A2 LODGING & SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL GROUP B EDUCATIONAL GROUP C MEDICAL/HOSPITAL GROUP D ASSEMBLY GROUP E OFFICE GROUP F MERCANTILE/ COMMERCIAL GROUP G GROUP G1 INDUSTRIAL 1 GROUP G2 INDUSTRIAL 2 GROUP H STORAGE GROUP I HAZARDOUS GROUP J MULTIPLEX COMPLEX Click groups for more info
  • 5. SL. NO. LOCATION/ USE OF THE SITE AND OR BUILDING OFFICER/ AUTHORITY 1 Proposed building is within 10m from Defense Establishment or Proposed high rise buildings within 500m from Defense Establishment or Telecommunication towers within 200m from Defense establishment Officer in charge of the Defense establishment 2 Proposed buildings within 30m from Railway track boundary or Telecommunication towers within 100m from Railway track boundary. Railway Authority concerned 3 Proposed site/buildings in areas declared, identified, or advised by the Kerala Urban Arts Commission as possessing heritage value. The Kerala Urban Arts Commission 4 Proposed buildings within any Security Zone District Collector 5 Proposed buildings/places for religious purpose or worship District Collector 6 Proposed fuel filling stations District Collector 7 Proposed crematoria or burning and burial grounds including cemetery and vaults District Collector
  • 6. 8 Proposed site/buildings in any area notified by the Government of India as a coastal regulation zone under the Environment Protection Act, 1986 Kerala Coastal Zone Management Authority (KCZMA) 9 Any activity as specified in the schedule to the Notification by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) / Ministry of Environment and Forests 10 As per prevailing statutes of the Kerala State Pollution Control Board. Kerala State Pollution Control Board 11 Proposed traffic terminal stations like mobility hubs, bus stands or inter-state bus terminals Chief Town Planner 12 • All buildings under Group A1, A2, B, C,E,F,G1,G2and H occupancy exceeding 1000 sqm of built-up area or exceeding 15 m of height • All buildings under Group D, I and J occupancy irrespective of the number of storeys. Director of Department of Fire and Rescue Services or an officer authorized by him 13 All buildings under Group A1, A2, B, C, E, F, G1, G2 and H occupancy exceeding 300 sqm and below 1000 sqm of built-up area, as also in the case of buildings not exceeding 15 m height. A self-declaration in the from the applicant along with a certificate from the architect/engineer, who had prepared the plan. Also, a copy of the self declaration form and certificate of the architect/ engineer shall be submitted to the nearest Fire Station.
  • 7. 14 Proposed buildings within 20km vicinity from Airport Reference Point (ARP) and/or as per the color-coded zoning map approved for each airport and/or all buildings having elevation more than 150m from ground level Airport Authority of India (AAI) 15 Proposed single storeyed buildings below the Electrical line and if clearance not available as per rule 22 (5) Table 2 and for installation of transformers Chief Electrical Inspector / an Officer authorized by him in this regard 16 Any activity within 300 meters distance from any protected monument/area notified by the Archaeological Survey of India Archaeological Survey of India 17 Buildings of various occupancies as mentioned in Table 11 of these rules District Town Planner/ Chief Town Planner concerned, if required 18 Proposed site/ building forms part of any Town Planning Scheme for the area District Town Planner/ Chief Town Planner concerned, if required
  • 8. Buildings requiring approval of OCCUPANCY DISTRICT TOWN PLANNER CHIEF TOWN PLANNER (1) (2) (3) (a) Apartments (Group A1) Building(s) with number of dwelling units exceeding 100 -- (b) Lodging houses & Special Residential (Group A2) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 8000 sq. meters. -- (c) Educational (Group B) , Medical/Hospital (Group C), Assembly (Group D) & Office (Group E) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 1500 sq. meters. -- (d) Commercial (Group F) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 8000 sq. meters. -- (e) Group G1 Industrial-I & Group G2 Industrial-II Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 1500 sq. meters -- (f) Storage and warehousing (Group H) Building(s) with total built-up area exceeding 6000 sq. meters. -- (g) Hazardous (Group I) All Hazardous buildings -- (h) Multiplex Complex (Group J) -- All buildings under this occupancy group APPROVALS FROM TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT
  • 10. SL. NO OCCUPANCY ONE PARKING SPACE FOR EVERY OR FRACTION OF (1) (2) (3) 1 Group A2 - Lodging houses & Special Residential 90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built-up area up to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total built-up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters. 2 Group B - Educational • High Schools, Higher Secondary Schools, Junior Technical Schools, Industrial Training Institute etc. • Higher educational institutions 300 sq. meters of built-up area. 120 sq. meters of built-up area 3 Group C - Medical/Hospital 90 sq. meters of built-up area 4 Group D - Assembly 20 sq. meters of built-up area Note:- • In the case of wedding halls and community halls, for calculating the built-up area for the purpose of parking, the built-up area of either the auditorium or the dining hall, whichever is higher, alone need be taken. • In the case of library, for calculating the built-up area for the purpose of parking, the area of the stacking space for books shall be excluded. OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE FOR OCCUPANCIES OTHER THAN GROUP-A1 Hyperlink = 2019 rules
  • 11. 5 Group E - Office Building 90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built up area up to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total built up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters. 6 Group F - Mercantile/ Commercial building exceeding 75 sq. meters built- up area 90 sq. meters of built-up area for buildings having total built-up area up to 1200 sq. meters and 60 sq. meters of built-up area for the total built up area in excess of 1200 sq. meters. 7 Group G1 - Industrial-I Building 240 sq. meters of built-up area 8 Group G2 - Industrial– II Building 240 sq. meters of built-up area 9 Group H - Storage 240 sq. meters of built-up area 10 Group J - Multiplex complex 50 sq. meters of built-up area OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE FOR APARTMENTS/FLATS UNDER GROUP-A1 Built up Area per Dwelling Unit Off-street Parking Spaces at the rate of Up to 75 sq. meters 1 for every 3 dwelling units Above 75 sq. meters up to 185 sq. meters 1 for every dwelling unit Above 185 sq. meters up to 300 sq. meters 1.5 for every dwelling unit Above 300 sq. meters 2 for every dwelling unit
  • 12. Provided that single storied buildings shall be allowed even if the above-mentioned clearance is not available, if the applicant produces a no objection certificate from the Chief Electrical Inspector or an officer authorized by him, before issue of permit. ELECTRICAL CLEARANCES
  • 14. Setback Buildings in Group A1 & A2 of any built-up area and Buildings in Group F with built up area not exceeding 200 sq. Metres Buildings in Small plots under Group A1 and F (built up area not exceeding 200 sq. meters and plot area not exceeding 125 sq. meters) Buildings in Group B, C & E of built-up area exceeding 200 sq. meters Group F built up area exceeding 200 sq. meters Group G1 built up area up to 200 sq. meters Group G1 built up area exceeding 200 sq. meters Group G2 Buildings in Group H of built up area exceeding 200 sq. meters Group I Group J 200 to 500 sq. meters Above 500 sq. meters (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) Front(in meter) 3 1.8 5 6 3 3 3 5 6 7.5 10.5 Rear (in meter) 1.5 1 2 3 1.5 2 3 5 3 7.5 5 Sides(in meter) 1 0.6 2 2 1 2 3 3 2 7.5 5 The minimum yards for every building up to 10 meters in height ( AMENDMENT 2020 )
  • 15. ADDITIONS TO SETBACK DONE BY AMENDMENT 2020 TABLE 4 TABLE 4A
  • 16. Distance from the corners to the boundary for one side is added and averaged for irregular plots to get the average setback which should be more than min. average given in the building rules. IRREGULAR PLOT CALCULATION
  • 17. • Setbacks can be reduced up to 50 centimeters if there is no opening on that side. • For buildings above 10 meters in height, there shall be increase in minimum yard at the rate of 0.5 meter per every 3 meters height, until the total width of yard reaches 16 meters. • Every mandatory open space/yard provided as per these rules, either interior or exterior, shall be kept free from any erection, and shall be open to the sky, and only cornice, roof or weather shade not more than the width specified S No. Mandatory open space Width of projection permissible 1 below 0.6 meters no projection 2 0.6 meters or more but below 1 meters 0.3 meters 3 1 meter or more but below 1.5 meters 0.6 meters 4 1.5 meters and above 0.75 meters PROJECTIONS PERMISSIBLE
  • 18. • For Group A1, A2 and F occupancy buildings up to two floors, any one side yard and/or rear yard can abut the boundary other than that of a street with the written consent of the adjoining landowner. • At least 50% of the total open space in the plot shall be left unpaved or, paved with suitable materials enabling percolation of rainwater • Provided also that flight of steps or ramps, all open to sky, with or without parapets or railings meant as access to upper or lower floors shall be permitted in the open space if such stair, step or ramp has minimum 0.60 meters distance from the boundaries. Provided also that the underneath of such flight of steps or ramp, shall not be enclosed however pillars may be permitted for its support • Any residential apartment having more than 12 dwelling units in a single plot or single building shall be provided with a recreational space of suitable size, but minimum dimension of such recreational open space shall be more than 1.2 m OPEN SPACE PROVISIONS
  • 20. S no. O c c u p a n c y Maximum permissible Coverage - Category I Maximum permissible Coverage - Category II Category - I Maximum permissible F.S.I. Category - II Maximum permissible F.S.I. Without additional fee With additional fee of Rs 5000 per sq. meter for the additional area Without additional fee With additional fee of Rs 5000 per sq. meter for the additional area 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Residential A1 65 60 3 4 2.5 - 2 Lodging Houses and Special Residential A2 65 55 2.5 4 1. 5 2.25 3 Educational B Up to Higher Secondary 35 35 2.5 3 1.5 1.75 Others 50 45 2.5 3 1.5 1.75 4 Medical/Hospital C 50 45 2.5 3.5 2.5 - 5 Assembly D 40 35 1.5 2.5 0.7 1.25 6 Office E 60 50 3 4 3 - 7 Mercantile/Commercial F 65 60 3 4 2.75 3.5 8 Industrial-I G1 60 50 3.5 - 2.75 - 9 Industrial-II G2 40 35 3 - 2.5 - 10 Storage H 70 65 3 4 2.75 3.75 11 Hazardous I 45 40 2 2 12 Multiplex complex J 65 60 3 3.5 2.5 3 (PANCHAYAT)
  • 21. S No. O c c u p a n c y Maximum permissible Coverage Maximum permissible F.S.I. Without additional fee With additional fee of Rs 5000 per sq. meter for the additional area 1 2 3 4 5 1 Residential A1 65 3 4 2 Lodging houses & Special Residential A2 65 2.5 4 3 Educational B Up to Higher Secondary 35 2.5 3 Others 50 2.5 3 4 Medical/Hospital C 50 2.5 3.5 5 Assembly D 40 1.5 2.5 6 Office E 60 3 4 7 Mercantile/Commercial F 65 3 4 8 Industrial-I G1 60 3.5 - 9 Industrial-II G2 40 2.5 4 10 Storage H 70 3 4 11 Hazardous I 45 1.2 - 12 Multiplex complex J 65 3 4 (MUNICIPALITY)
  • 22. • In the case of buildings used exclusively for worships, the maximum permissible coverage shall be 50 per cent. • In the case of Government owned Information Technology Parks, Government approved private Information Technology parks, Government approved private Information Technology buildings under Group E occupancy, the maximum permissible F.S.I. shall be 4 and the maximum permissible coverage shall be 60%. The additional fee prescribed in Table 6 shall not be applicable in such cases. • For apartments / flats under Group A1 – Residential occupancy by Government or Quasi Government agencies of Joint venture with Government aimed at housing economically weaker sections (EWS) and or lower income groups (LIG) and Centrally Sponsored Housing Schemes for EWS, a maximum F.S.I. of 5 shall be permitted without additional fee, if built-up area of each dwelling unit in it is less than 100 sq. metres. PROVISIONS:
  • 24. Provided that in the case of residential buildings up to 150 sq. meters of built-up area, the permit fee shall be only 50 percent of the amount mentioned above
  • 25. [Pg 179 rules 5(6)2] [Pg 178,175 Rules 9(4), 56(3),70(7), 74(3) & 75(4)] APPLICATION FEE
  • 26. i) Single family residential building of built-up area up to 100 sqm - No application fee ii) Single family residential building of built-up area up to 100 -300 sqm - Rs 1000 iii) All other buildings with built up area up to 100 sqm - Rs 2000 iv) All other buildings with built up area exceeding 100 sqm but up to 1000 sqm - Rs10000 v) All other buildings with built up area exceeding 1000 sqm - Rs 20000 FEE FOR EXEMPTION APPLICATION
  • 27. The appeal application will be considered for exemption from the rules based on the criteria stipulated in table given below. The fee for exemption from various rules mentioned in the table will be cumulative and total fee will be calculated by summing of the exemption's fees individually for each rules as per the fee stipulated against each rules. FEE FOR EXEMPTION
  • 29. REFERENCES • Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality 2019 • Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality amendments 2020 • Combined comparison of panchayat and municipality amendments 2021
  • 30. Group A1– • Residential Building shall include any building in which sleeping accommodation is provided for normal residential purposes, with or without cooking and/or dining facilities. They shall include one or multifamily dwellings, apartment buildings or residential flats. • Small professional offices small house-hold business, or spaces for advocates, doctors, engineers, architects, chartered accountants, beauticians, tailors, photographers, videographers, telephone booth operators, computer professionals, typists, electrical or electronic equipment service professionals, not exceeding 50 sq. meters built-up area and used as part of principal residential occupancy are also included in this group. • Crèches, daycare centers, children’s nurseries, reading rooms, libraries and educational buildings not exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area are also included in this group. Group A2 – • Lodging Houses & Special Residential shall include all lodging or rooming houses, seminaries/convents, orphanage, old age homes, dormitories, tourist homes, tourist resorts (or by whatever name called), hostels, hotels with or without conference halls, dining halls or assembly rooms.
  • 31. Group B – Educational Buildings – These shall include any building or part thereof, exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area, used for school, college, day-care purposes, other institutions for education or research, libraries incidental to educational buildings, religious educational building such as madrassa, Sunday schools & the like and appurtenant assembly buildings having capacity not exceeding 200 persons.
  • 32. Group C – Medical or Hospital Building shall include any building or part thereof, exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area which is used for purposes such as medical or other treatment or care of persons suffering from physical or mental illness, disease or infirmity, care of infants, hospitals, sanatoria, clinics, homes for the infirm, convalescent homes, mental hospitals etc., are included in this group.
  • 33. Group D – Assembly building shall include any building or part of a building exceeding 200 sq. meters of built-up area where people congregate or gather for amusement, recreation, social, religious, patriotic, political, civil, travel and similar purposes such as theatres, motion picture houses or cinemas, assembly halls for educational, dramatic or theatrical presentations, auditoriums, convention centers, wedding halls, community halls, exhibition halls, art galleries, museums, libraries, skating rings, gymnasiums, congregation, dance halls, club rooms, passenger stations or transport terminals, recreation piers, amusement park structures, viewing stands, grand stands, stadia and circus tents. Provided that it shall not include multiplexes in which each screen has a seating capacity less than 300 each
  • 34. Group E – Office building shall include any building or part of a building having a total built up area of more than 200 sq. meters which is used for accommodating offices of public or private agencies or for keeping of records, accounts and similar purposes. Local, State and Central Government offices, buildings for office purposes constructed by private sector and quasi government agencies and buildings for the use of purposes, court houses, public utility buildings, jails and prisons are included in this group. All Information Technology Buildings are also included in this group. Further, in the case of Government Owned Information Technology Parks, Government Approved Private Information Technology Parks and Government Approved Private Information Technology Buildings, all buildings or part of buildings intended for providing ancillary or support services, amenities and utilities such as offices, residences, social amenities, recreational facilities, commercial establishments etc. shall also fall under this occupancy group.
  • 35. Group F – Mercantile or Commercial building shall include any building or part thereof which is used for display and sale of merchandise such as shops, stores, markets etc., either wholesale or retail. Banking and financial institutions, business houses and professional establishments of doctors, dentists, engineers, architects, lawyers, pathological laboratories, tailor shops, video shops, barbershop, beauty parlors, newsstands, milk booths, restaurants and non-nuisance type of small establishments using power motor or machine of capacity not exceeding 3 horsepower are included in this group. Further, buildings or part of building used exclusively for parking of vehicles (parking buildings, parking plazas etc.) are also included in this group. Note:- Any building with not more than 200 sq. meters built up area accommodating the uses under Group C, D,E and H shall be included in Group F.
  • 36. Group G1 – Industrial– I building shall include any building or part of a building or structure in which products or materials of all kinds and properties are fabricated, assembled, manufactured or processed and the contents are of such comparative low combustibility and the industrial processes or operations conducted therein are - 1. Of such a nature that there are hardly any possibilities for any self propagating fire to occur; or 2. Liable to give rise to a fire which will burn with moderate rapidity or result in other hazardous situation and may give off a considerable volume of smoke, but from which neither toxic fumes nor explosions are to be feared in the event of fire.
  • 37. Group G2– Industrial– II building shall include any building or part of a building or structure in which products or materials of all kinds and properties are fabricated, assembled, manufactured or processed in which the contents or industrial processes or operations conducted therein are liable to give rise to a fire which will burn with extreme rapidity or result in other hazardous situation or from which poisonous fumes or explosions are to be feared in the event of a fire.
  • 38. Group H – Storage building shall include any building or part thereof used primarily for the storage or sheltering (including servicing, processing or repairing incidental to storage) of goods, wares or merchandise (except those involving highly combustible or explosive products or materials), vehicles and the like. Warehouses, freight depots, transit sheds, storehouses, garages, hangars, grain elevators, barns and silos are included in this group. Minor storage incidental to other occupancies shall be treated as part of the predominant occupancy.
  • 39. Group I – Hazardous building shall include any building or part of a building which is used for the storage, handling, manufacturing or processing of highly combustible or explosive materials or products which are liable to burn with extreme rapidity and/or which may produce poisonous fumes or explosions; for the storage, handling, manufacturing or processing which involve highly corrosive, toxic or noxious alkalis, acids or other liquids or chemicals producing flame, fumes and explosive, poisonous, irritant or corrosive gases; and for the storage, handling or processing of any material producing explosive mixtures of dust which result in the division of matter into fine particles subject to spontaneous ignition.
  • 40. Group J – Multiplex complex shall mean an integrated entertainment and shopping center/shopping complex or a shopping mall, having more than one cinema hall/screens each with seating capacity of 300 or less. Apart from cinema halls, the entertainment area may have restaurants, cafeteria, fast food outlets, video games parlors, pubs, bowling alleys, health spa/centers, convention centers, hotels, other recreational activities and all other permissible uses under Group F. However, habitable areas like hotels and service apartments shall not be allowed in the same block where the multiplexes are set up and shall be allowed only as a separate block. Such a complex may spread over the site or be in one or more blocks which may be high-rise buildings or normal buildings. The total built up area of multiplex complex shall not be less than 12,000 sq. meters and the height of building shall not exceed 50 metres.
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  • 42. The Government may, in conformity with the provisions of the Act and in consultation with the Chief Town Planner, relax any building from the provisions of these rules, when construction is made – (a) by Government/Local Self Government Institutions or Government Institutions for a public purpose (b) by co-operative societies, which were set up and functioning with the Government share and financial assistance and which come under Group B Education and/or Group C Medical/Hospital occupancies as provided in rule 25 of these rules exclusively for a Government purpose. By any individual or organization for construction of aided schools. (c) by any individual, group of individuals or corporate body in parcels of land left behind after surrendering to the state government or the local self government concerned free of cost for a public purpose with prior approval of the state government.

Editor's Notes

  1. Pg 12, 13
  2. Pg – 45, 46, 47
  3. Pg 15, 16, 17
  4. Pg 15, 16, 17
  5. Pg 15, 16, 17
  6. Pg 61, 60
  7. Pg 42- P, Pg 41- M
  8. Pg 50, 51
  9. Building rules 2020 amendment
  10. Pg 51, 50
  11. Pg 52, 53, 54
  12. Pg 52, 53, 54
  13. Pg 52, 53, 54
  14. Pg 178, 175
  15. Pg 171, 169