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HYDERABAD: The state government has approved a special relaxation for the construction of a commercial high-rise building on three adjacent plots in Jubilee Hills. This approval allows for increased height and other concessions under specific conditions.
A Government Order (GO) issued by the metropolitan area and urban development department on Monday confirmed the request from CG Murali Mohan and others for the development of the commercial property on Road No. 10.
The decision came after a thorough review of the applicants’ submission, a factual report from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), as well as considerations of building regulations and master plan proposals, including road widening projects where similar relaxations have been granted.
The government noted that the site borders Road No. 10, designated as a commercial roadway, and acknowledged that the property is impacted by a planned 36-metre road widening in the master plan. The applicants have agreed to donate the necessary land for this widening without compensation.
As an exceptional case, the government has authorized GHMC to review the proposal with various concessions, including permitting a building height of up to 30 metres. Additionally, it allows for two extra floors through Transferable Development Rights (TDR) beyond the 30-metre limit, as well as an environmental deck floor according to existing guidelines. The order also permits covered balcony projections of up to two metres and allows setbacks to be relaxed wherever the building rules permit.
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