UP CM to make changes in building byelaws
Real Estate

UP CM to make changes in building byelaws

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised the necessity for revisions in building bylaws to support the hotel industry during discussions with senior officials from the housing department. Highlighting efforts to boost tourism, he credited these initiatives for making Uttar Pradesh a favoured destination for tourists nationwide. Adityanath highlighted the significant potential this creates for the hotel sector, stating, "To foster the hotel industry, we must amend our building bylaws."

Proposing specific changes, he suggested adjustments to the minimum land requirement and access road width for hotels ranging from six to twenty rooms in residential areas. Emphasising adherence to standards for parking, security, and fire safety, he outlined these as essential considerations. Additionally, Adityanath stressed the formation of the 'Shahjahanpur Development Authority' to ensure systematic growth in the district's development. He noted the completion of Master Plan-2031 for Shahjahanpur and directed that the authority's formation should safeguard inhabited village lands from being designated as green zones to prevent inconvenience to residents.

Furthermore, the chief minister urged officials to identify and expedite the utilisation of government buildings across various districts that are currently idle or incomplete. (Source: ET)

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised the necessity for revisions in building bylaws to support the hotel industry during discussions with senior officials from the housing department. Highlighting efforts to boost tourism, he credited these initiatives for making Uttar Pradesh a favoured destination for tourists nationwide. Adityanath highlighted the significant potential this creates for the hotel sector, stating, To foster the hotel industry, we must amend our building bylaws. Proposing specific changes, he suggested adjustments to the minimum land requirement and access road width for hotels ranging from six to twenty rooms in residential areas. Emphasising adherence to standards for parking, security, and fire safety, he outlined these as essential considerations. Additionally, Adityanath stressed the formation of the 'Shahjahanpur Development Authority' to ensure systematic growth in the district's development. He noted the completion of Master Plan-2031 for Shahjahanpur and directed that the authority's formation should safeguard inhabited village lands from being designated as green zones to prevent inconvenience to residents. Furthermore, the chief minister urged officials to identify and expedite the utilisation of government buildings across various districts that are currently idle or incomplete. (Source: ET)

Next Story
Infrastructure Energy

We are among the global top 3 in tech adopti

As energy gains global importance, L&T has built a strong presence across hydrocarbons, power, renewables and green technologies. With energy contributing significantly to its revenues, the company is now focused on sustainability and future readiness. In conversation with PRATAP PADODE, Editor-in-Chief, CW, Subramanian Sarma, Deputy Managing Director & President, L&T outlines the company’s strategy for transition, talent and technology.With energy becoming increasingly vital and a key contributor to L&T’s revenues, how do you see the segment evolving?We’ve been..

Next Story
Real Estate

Redevelopment Rush!

Mumbai is on the cusp of an urban transformation, driven by the pressing need to replace ageing, unsafe buildings with modern, high-density developments. The scale and pace of redevelopment across the city is unprecedented – and yet fraught with complexity.Redevelopment has become a defining strategy for urban renewal in Mumbai. One of the most challenging aspects is the displacement it entails – residents are often required to vacate their homes and live in transit accommodations until the new structures are ready. This raises valid concerns: Will the transit housing meet our needs? Will ..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Vedanta Metal Bazaar Achieves Sales Value of Rs 400 Bn

On National MSME Day, Vedanta, India’s leading critical minerals, transition metals, energy and technology conglomerate announced that its non-ferrous metals e-store has achieved a staggering Rs 400 billion in total sales value. Operated under the name of Vedanta Metal Bazaar, it is the world’s largest non-ferrous metals e-store offering more than 1200 stock keeping units (SKUs) across metals such as aluminium, zinc, lead and copper. The platform brings ease-of-doing business for customers on their fingertips by providing a streamlined, digital-first solution that enables businesses to pro..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?