HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath has announced strict measures to protect public spaces in layouts, ensuring that no unauthorized changes are made. This move aims to enhance property safety and promote a stable real estate market.
Real EstatePublic SpacesHydraaProperty SafetyLayout RegularizationReal EstateMay 25, 2025
HYDRAA is responsible for safeguarding parks, roads, and spaces earmarked for public use within all approved layouts, ensuring that no unauthorized changes are made.
If 10 percent of the plots in a layout are registered, the layout must be officially identified and recognized.
No, the final layout structure must remain intact, and no changes are permitted once a layout receives final approval, as per Supreme Court guidelines.
Any building that violates the approved layout plan, including structures built within lake buffer zones, roads, and parks, is subject to legal action and even demolition, as per High Court and Supreme Court judgments.
HYDRAA's proactive stance, including anti-encroachment drives and strict measures, is restoring public confidence in property safety and promoting a more stable and transparent real estate market.
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