Puducherry rolls out one-time regularisation scheme for unauthorised constructions

Mr. Jindal
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Chief Minister N. Rangasamy and others at the launch of the one-time regularisation scheme for unauthorised constructions at his chamber on Monday.

Chief Minister N. Rangasamy and others at the launch of the one-time regularisation scheme for unauthorised constructions at his chamber on Monday.
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Chief Minister N. Rangasamy on Monday formally launched the one-time regularisation scheme for unauthorised constructions and plan violations.

The scheme was inaugurated at a function organised in the Chief Minister’s chamber in the Legislative Assembly in the presence of Speaker R. Selvam, Public Works Minister K. Lakshminarayanan and officials from the Puducherry Planning Authority and the Town and Country Planning Department.

“The Puducherry One-Time Regularization Scheme for the unpermitted constructions and deviations 2025” will be applicable to buildings constructed and roofed/floored between May 1, 1987 and July 16, 2025 in all regions of Puducherry.

Applications for regularisation should be submitted only online and within a period of one year from the date of publication of the notification. Along with the required fees, building plan and certificates/permits documents should be submitted as per the checklist attached with the application, a press note said.

A dedicated software module, the Online Building Permission System (OBPS), has been designed by National Informatics Centre in Puducherry to implement the scheme. This will prevent disconnection of electricity, water and sewage facilities, denial of permission to register a building plot, sealing and demolition of a building that violates building regulations.

The application fee for residential building is ₹5000 and ₹10,000 for other than residential building. A non-refundable scrutiny fees applies at the rate of ₹20/- per sq.m for residential building and ₹50 per sq.m for other than residential building.

The regularisation charges for unauthorised deviated construction for residential building is ₹500 per sq.m, ₹750 per sq.m for mixed use building and special building and ₹1000 per sq.m for multi-storeyed buildings.

Government buildings will be exempted from payment of regularisation charges. However, Government aided schools will have to pay 50% of regularisation charges for mixed use building and special building at the rate of ₹750 per sq.m and in the case of multi-storeyed buildings at the rate of ₹1000 per sq.m as applicable.

The amnesty scheme will not be applicable in specific cases where the applicant does not have title deed of land or the property, occupies encroached government land or abuts areas designated for development projects.

The details of the Regularization Scheme may be accessed from the website of Town and Country Planning Department, Puducherry (https://tcpd.py.gov.in) or the website of Puducherry Planning Authority, Puducherry (https://ppa.py.gov.in).

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