Pune housing societies advocate for single-window clearance system to expedite self-redevelopment of old buildings, citing lengthy permission processes and coordination challenges.
Pune Real EstateSelf RedevelopmentHousing SocietiesMaharashtra GovernmentSingle Window Clearance SystemReal EstateJun 18, 2024
The main demand is the implementation of a single-window clearance system to accelerate self-redevelopment proposals for buildings older than 30 years.
Over 100 housing societies in Maharashtra are pushing for the implementation of a single-window clearance system.
The current challenge is the slow approval process, which involves multiple departments and poses coordination challenges.
Leveraging technology can expedite the scrutiny of redevelopment proposals by planning authorities, aligning with global advancements in artificial intelligence.
The goal is to promote and protect the welfare of its member societies and their residents.
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