‘Already approved layouts will not be impacted’

October 20, 2015 12:00 am | Updated 05:47 am IST - MYSURU:

The new law to permit registration of sites only after all the infrastructure works is completed will not apply to private residential layouts whose plans had already been approved by the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA).

“The layouts, whose plans had already been approved, will not be impacted by the amended laws,” clarified MUDA chairman K.R. Mohan Kumar. About 80 private layouts spread across about 500 to 600 acres in Mysuru are in various stages of progress.

New private layout plan had not been approved in the last two years due to the delay in securing the government’s nod for Mysuru’s Comprehensive Development Plan 2031, he said.

Several proposals seeking MUDA’s approval for developing residential layouts were pending.

“The new rules will come into force in all the proposed private layouts,” he said.

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