ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND SHED

(86) Certain buildings or sheds exempted

Any building constructed or used or intended to be constructed or used exclusively for the purpose of a plant house or metre house, not being a dwelling house or sheds for keeping fuel or firewood for the domestic use of its owner or for keeping agricultural implements, tools, rubbish or other materials or for watching crops exceeding tow cattle and their calves one each or aviary for keeping not more than ten hen and ducks shall be exempted from the provisions of these rules.

Provided that such building or shed shall have maximum one metre set back from the nearest boundaries and shall be detached from the main building.

(87) Temporary hut or shed

1. The Secretary may grant permission to a person to erect for a specified period huts or sheds of a purely temporary nature for establishing or similar purposes, on general conditions as may be fixed by the Council.

2. The Secretary may, on the failure of the person to demolish or dismantle the shed or hut at the expiry of the period specified, cause it to be demolished or dismantled and the cost thereof shall be covered form such person as if it were an arrear of property tax due under the Act.

3. Application for permission to erect temporary hut or shed shall be submitted in white paper typed or written in ink, affixed with necessary court fee stamp and accompanied by document to prove ownership or consent of the owner, if the land is not owned by the applicant.

4. The Secretary shall, if convinced of the ownership, issue permit with or without condition and specifying the period beyond which the nut or shed shall not be retained.

(88) Accessory building in open terrace

1. The Secretary shall permit construction or reconstruction of cabin for storing fuel, such as wood and or old furnitures, households, or such dry materials, in the open terrace of ground floor or first floor.

2. The area of the structure shall be limited to one third of the open terrace area of 25 sq. metres, whichever is less.

3. The height of the structure or cabin shall be limited to 2.5 metres.

4. At lest one side of the structure shall be open above 90cms from the terrace level or if enclosed shall be only with grill or net.

5. Set backs shall be the same as that necessary for the main building in the plot.

6. Application shall be submitted in white paper typed or written in ink and affixed with necessary court fee stamp accompanied by documents to prove ownership, site plan and details of materials used for the construction.

7. Application fee and permit fee shall be as in Schedule I and Schedule II respectively.

8. The Secretary shall, if convinced of the boundaries and ownership of the plot and that the construction is in accordance with the provisions in this rule, issue permit.

9. The owner shall, on completion of the work submit a completion report to the Secretary, in white paper typed or written in ink, specifying the date of completion.

(89) Certain provisions not to apply

Provisions regarding floor area ratio shall not apply to the constructions under this chapter.

(90) Validity of permit and renewal  

1. The permit shall be valid for one year form the date of issue and may be renewed for further one year on submission of application in white paper typed or written in ink, affixed with necessary court fee stamp.

2. The application for renewal shall be submitted within the valid period of the permit and the renewal fee shall be fifty per cent of the permit fee.