Haryana Government has issued detailed action plan to promote ease of doing business to facilitate the setting up of businesses in the state.
As per the instructions, in all cases involving approval of building plans and occupation certificates, the requisite undertakings and affidavits to be obtained, if any, would be combined into one affidavit.
Also, all inspection reports pertaining to approval of building plan, occupation certificate, completion, part completion, zoning and demarcation plan, would be uploaded within 24 hours of such inspection.
All the concerned Departments have been directed to ensure the compliance of these instructions in letter and spirit, said a spokesman of Town and Country Planning Department.
While referring to the instructions applicable for industrial plots including industrial Change of land Use (ClU) cases only, he said that as the Haryana Building Code 2017 provides for self-certification of building plans and occupation certificate in case of industrial plots.
Apart from this, all field offices would upload the inspection reports pertaining to approval of building plans, occupation or completion cases issued during the last two years that is from June 1, 2015 onwards on the software application (CIS) deployed by the Department. Detailed instructions regarding uploading of the reports have been given to all field offices separately, he added.
The spokesman said that in all cases involving industrial plots where self certification of building plans and occupation certificate is not applicable as per the provision of Haryana Building Code 2017, a joint site inspection would be held and the site inspection report would be uploaded within 24 hours after the inspection of the site.
The site inspection would be carried out by the “Joint Site Inspection Team” comprising concerned officials and officers from the field, circle or Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) offices. In case, further orders regarding constitution of joint site inspection team is required, the same may be issued at the level of senior town planner concerned.
While referring to the general instructions applicable to all cases, he said that the Haryana Building Code 2017 has done away with the requirement of obtaining DPC certificate. Accordingly, the practice of obtaining DPC certificate stands discontinued and the composition charges against non-procurement of DPC certificate as mentioned in the composition policy is rendered infructuous.