BBMP cracks whip: Parking for buildings mandatory

BBMP cracks whip: Parking for buildings mandatory
Thursday August 23 2007 10:56 IST

BANGALORE: It is not sufficient to submit a building plan for approval.

Henceforth the licence seekers must also provide the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) with a blueprint on the traffic management of the complex.

Palike Commissioner S Subramanya said at a media conference on Wednesday that the builders should submit an estimated number of vehicle users and the vehicles involved. The BBMP will clear the approval after scrutiny.

Inspite of having by-law, which says 10 per cent area for parking space in commercial and residential complex should be provided for visitors’ vehicles.

The Commissioner said that BBMP would make mandatory that all constructions, including commercial and residential, display a copy of the building plan that was approved by BBMP authorities. Defiance will attract disciplinary action under the CCA rules, Subramanya said.

The Commissioner has also ordered removal of all unauthorised hoardings and advertising boards within two weeks.BBMP cracks whip: Parking for buildings mandatory
Thursday August 23 2007 10:56 IST

BANGALORE: It is not sufficient to submit a building plan for approval.

Henceforth the licence seekers must also provide the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) with a blueprint on the traffic management of the complex.

Palike Commissioner S Subramanya said at a media conference on Wednesday that the builders should submit an estimated number of vehicle users and the vehicles involved. The BBMP will clear the approval after scrutiny.

Inspite of having by-law, which says 10 per cent area for parking space in commercial and residential complex should be provided for visitors’ vehicles.

The Commissioner said that BBMP would make mandatory that all constructions, including commercial and residential, display a copy of the building plan that was approved by BBMP authorities. Defiance will attract disciplinary action under the CCA rules, Subramanya said.

The Commissioner has also ordered removal of all unauthorised hoardings and advertising boards within two weeks.