Pune Housing Societies Demand Single-Window Clearance System for Faster Redevelopment
Over 100 housing societies in Pune are pushing for a single-window clearance system to expedite self-redevelopment proposals for buildings older than 30 years.
PuneHousing SocietiesSingle Window ClearanceSelf RedevelopmentMaharashtra State Cooperative Housing Societies FederationReal Estate PuneJun 18, 2024
Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, and officials from the housing and urban development department to address these issues. President of the federation, Suhas Patwardhan, stated that a single-window system would significantly reduce delays. 'Currently, multiple departments are involved in granting clearances, which poses coordination challenges. A unified system will streamline the process and expedite permissions.'\n\nMembers of the federation noted that the proposal for a single-window system has remained unimplemented since it was first suggested in 2019.
Leveraging technology could expedite the scrutiny of redevelopment proposals by planning authorities, aligning with global advancements in artificial intelligence. A member of a housing society in Pune, proposing self-redevelopment, described the current process as tedious, with each department taking months to grant approvals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary demand of the housing societies in Pune?
The primary demand of the housing societies in Pune is the implementation of a single-window clearance system to accelerate self-redevelopment proposals for buildings older than 30 years.
How many housing societies are advocating for the single-window clearance system?
Over 100 housing societies in Maharashtra are advocating for the implementation of a single-window clearance system.
What is the current issue faced by the housing societies in Pune?
The housing societies in Pune are facing prolonged permission processes, leading many to stall their redevelopment plans.
What is the benefit of a single-window clearance system?
A single-window clearance system would significantly reduce delays and streamline the process of granting clearances.
When was the proposal for a single-window system first suggested?
The proposal for a single-window system was first suggested in 2019.
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