There are over 31,000 commercial buildings across the city that have not been issued completion certificate by the Lucknow Development Authority.
According to LDA officials, there are around 31,388 buildings that are yet to receive completion certificate and till July this year, the development authority issued completion certificate to only 70 buildings.
However, now the LDA needs to expedite the task as the UP Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UPRERA) has made completion certificate compulsory after it came into force in 2016.
“We have started the exercise to issue completion certificates to buildings after enquiring whether they have come up according to approved map or not,” said MP Singh, secretary, LDA.
It may be pointed out that it is mandatory for the development authority to issue a completion certificate to a building after a project is complete. This certificate is issued after the LDA makes sure that the building has been constructed after fulfilling all norms. According to building bylaws, it is mandatory for the development authority to issue completion certificate to commercial complexes coming up on 300 square metres plot.
{{/usCountry}}It may be pointed out that it is mandatory for the development authority to issue a completion certificate to a building after a project is complete. This certificate is issued after the LDA makes sure that the building has been constructed after fulfilling all norms. According to building bylaws, it is mandatory for the development authority to issue completion certificate to commercial complexes coming up on 300 square metres plot.
{{/usCountry}}Besides, the LDA will also issue completion certificate to its own projects.
The development authority also executes projects- residential colonies and commercial complexes.
After former chief secretary, Uttar Pradesh, Rajive Kumar, took over the charge of chairman, UPRERA, the LDA has started cracking whip on builders defying norms.