New Rural Construction Rules in Hamirpur: TCP Permission Now a Must
Starting August 1, rural constructions on plots over 1,000 square meters in Hamirpur, as per the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act 1977, require mandatory prior permission from the TCP Department. Deputy Commissioner Amarjeet Singh emphasized compliance to avoid future issues and ensure adherence to regulations.
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The Town and Country Planning (TCP) Department in Himachal Pradesh has announced a significant amendment requiring prior permission for constructions on plots exceeding 1,000 square meters in rural areas. This change, effective as of August 1, was highlighted by Hamirpur's Deputy Commissioner Amarjeet Singh.
Under the Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act of 1977, the TCP Department has always mandated permissions for any construction within notified planning areas. However, this requirement has now been extended to rural areas as well.
Singh urged those planning large construction projects in rural Hamirpur to secure the necessary approvals to prevent future complications. He also instructed officials to ensure compliance with this amendment in their respective areas.
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