Mumbai: Builders who wish to construct high-rises taller than 50
metres, or above 18 storeys, in certain parts of the suburbs and the
island city will have to first get a no-objection certificate (NOC) from
the Airports Authority of India (AAI), as it has reduced the vertical
limit of new constructions by 15 to 30 metres. The AAI decision on
building height clearance, taken a few months ago, will impact
construction work at Malwani, D N Nagar, Versova, Goregaon, Ghatkopar
(West) and Mahim.
The decision has not gone down well with the BMC, which cannot give permission for highrises without the AAI's NOC. Civic sources have claimed that after rounds of meetings, the AAI has agreed to "favourably look into the BMC demand to relax the restriction".
Read news in full 14/09/15 Vijay V Singh/Times of India
The decision has not gone down well with the BMC, which cannot give permission for highrises without the AAI's NOC. Civic sources have claimed that after rounds of meetings, the AAI has agreed to "favourably look into the BMC demand to relax the restriction".
Read news in full 14/09/15 Vijay V Singh/Times of India
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