Draft RMP-2015 Zonal Regulation Amendments for Bengaluru
The Government of Karnataka has issued a draft notification proposing amendments to the Zonal Regulations under the Revised Master Plan (RMP) 2015 for the Local Planning Area of Bengaluru and Greater Bengaluru .
The Government of Karnataka has issued a draft notification proposing amendments to the Zonal Regulations under the Revised Master Plan (RMP)-2015 for the Local Planning Area of Bengaluru and Greater Bengaluru. The proposed changes cover building regulations, property subdivision, setbacks, FAR calculations, basement parking, road widening provisions and other development control norms. Public objections and suggestions may be submitted within 30 days from the date of publication of the notification.
Key Details:
- The Urban Development Department has published a draft notification proposing amendments to the Zonal Regulations of the Revised Master Plan (RMP)-2015.
- The amendments will apply to the Local Planning Area of Bengaluru and Greater Bengaluru.
- Proposed changes relate to:
Definition and recognition of building sites
- High-rise building regulations
- Setback requirements
- Permitted utilities within setback areas
- Floor Area Ratio (FAR) computation
- Basement parking provisions
- Ramp specifications
- Balcony regulations
- Road widening requirements
- Storm-water drain buffer norms
- Family subdivision of properties
- Amalgamation and bifurcation of plots
Notable Proposal
A key amendment proposes recognition of a “building site” to include sites holding A-Khata or e-Khata status.
The draft also proposes provisions for family subdivision of A-Khata properties, subject to conditions including:
- Minimum frontage requirements
- Access to a public road
- Minimum plot size criteria
- Payment of prescribed charges
- Compliance with applicable planning regulations
Potential Impact
- The proposed amendments may affect:
Property owners
- Developers
- Architects
- Urban planners
- Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs)
- Applicants seeking building approvals
The changes could influence redevelopment projects, plot subdivision, amalgamation processes and development approvals across Bengaluru and Greater Bengaluru.
Public Consultation
Members of the public may submit objections or suggestions regarding the draft amendments to:
- Additional Chief Secretary
- Urban Development Department
- Government of Karnataka
Submission Deadline: Within 30 days from the date of publication of the notification.
The draft notification is being made available separately for public reference.
