Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay
Rupani has affirmed development of structures of 70 stories or more in five significant urban areas of the express, the legislature said on Tuesday.
According to the current principles, the most extreme reasonable cutoff for tall structures in the state was 23 stories.
Presently, the state government has chosen to correct the Common GDCR (general improvement control guidelines) to permit development of skyscraper structures of at least 70 stories in Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot and Gandhinagar, an official delivery said.
New standards with respect to tall structures affirmed by the legislature will be pertinent to structures which are more than 100 meters in stature.
A unique specialized panel will be set up to offer endorsement to such undertakings, the delivery said.
The plot size to develop a high rise having a tallness between 100 to 150 meters must be 2,500 sqm, and 3,500 sqm if the proposed stature is over 150 meters.
Aside from readiness of a fiasco the board plan, an air stream trial of the model structure has been made mandatory under the new standards, the delivery said.
Rupani radiated certainty that the new guidelines will guarantee ideal use of land and in the long run help in bringing down the costs of houses.
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