Building Sanction Sample Clauses

A Building Sanction clause establishes the requirement for obtaining official approval or permission before commencing construction or significant alterations to a property. Typically, this clause outlines the need to secure necessary permits from relevant authorities and may specify the types of work that require such sanctions, such as new builds, extensions, or major renovations. Its core practical function is to ensure that all building activities comply with legal and regulatory standards, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized construction and potential legal disputes.
Building Sanction. 12.3.1 All communication in all matters regarding the approvals related to the subject Site shall be forwarded to the Town Planning Officer appointed by the Maha-Metro. The Officer In-charge shall act as a single window for the Concessionaire and shall be responsible for all the matters related to the Subject Site. Maha-Metro shall inform the details of Officer In Charge to the Concessionaire upon issuance of Letter of Award. 12.3.2 The development shall be carried out as per the Unified Development Control and Promotion Regulations - 2020, Transit Oriented Development Policy for Nagpur City, local by-laws and regulations, FSI Limits, latest amended National Building Code of India, statutory requirements, laws of land, other applicable Govt. rules/ regulations and the principles of good industry practices. It is mandatory for Concessionaire to undertake construction of the Project as per IGBC regulations. 12.3.3 The Concessionaire shall prepare and submit, with reasonable promptness and in such sequence as is consistent with the development of the Project, the building plans and detail design to Maha-Metro for review, within 180 (one hundred and eighty) days from the date of issuance of the Letter of Award by Maha-Metro. 12.3.4 Based on inputs and observations as suggested by the authority, the Concessionaire shall resubmit the final drawings. It is mandatory for Concessionaire to undertake construction of the Project as per IGBC regulations. 12.3.5 As a part of the Smart City Programme of Nagpur, there is a proposal of riverfront development at Nag River adjacent to the Project Site. It is mandatory for Concessionaire to coordinate with concerned riverfront development authority and propose the final proposal for the Project aligning with the riverfront development plan. 12.3.6 It shall be sole responsibility of the Concessionaire to take all statutory approvals from the concerned statutory authorities. All mandatory charges, premium, fees, penalties etc. if any, with regards obtaining of such approvals shall be borne solely by the Concessionaire. It is to be clearly understood that all such clearances are to be obtained by the Concessionaire and the Maha-Metro may only provide assistance wherever possible without any binding obligation. 12.3.7 The maximum timeline for sanctioning of building plans shall be in accordance with the UDCPR-2020. 12.3.8 Looking into the quantum of development of this site, the Fire NoC from NMC and Environmental Clearance will...
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Building Sanction. 12.3.1 Under section 40 of MRTP Act 1966 Maha-Metro is appointed as “Special Planning Authority” (SPA) vide GoM Notification No. TPS-2417/183/CR-172/2017/UD-09 dated 11th June 2018, for this land parcel. 12.3.2 The Building Plans shall be prepared in accordance with the UDCPR-2020 and approved ▇▇▇ Policy for Nagpur City. 12.3.3 The Concessionaire shall prepare and submit, with reasonable promptness and in such sequence as is consistent with the development of the Project, the Building plans, detail designs and drawings, sections, elevations, 3d drawings, layout plans, schematic layouts etc. to Maha-Metro for review, within 180 (one hundred and eighty) days from the Effective Date. 12.3.4 Based on inputs and observations as suggested by the Maha-Metro, the Concessionaire shall resubmit the final corrected drawings. 12.3.5 All communication in all matters regarding the approvals related to the subject Site shall be forwarded to the General Manager / Town Planning, Maha-Metro. 12.3.6 The Officer In-charge shall act as a single window for the Concessionaire and shall be responsible for all the matters related to the Subject Site. Maha-Metro shall inform the details of Officer In Charge to the Concessionaire upon issuance of Letter of Award. 12.3.7 It shall be mandatory for the Concessionaire to take Fire NoC from Nagpur Municipal Corporation and Environmental Clerance, as applicable, from the respective Authorities. 12.3.8 Before issuing Final Approval, Maha-Metro shall provide “Provisional Sanction” to the proposal submitted, for its further submission to NMC for obtaining FIRE NOC and Environmental Clearance from the Competent Authority.
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