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Who is required to sign plans for construction projects?
Who is required to sign plans for construction projects?
- Any qualified individual
- Only licensed personnel/architect
- Both the owner and licensed personnel/architect (correct)
- Only the owner
What color is used to represent existing streets on plans?
What color is used to represent existing streets on plans?
- Blue
- Green (correct)
- Yellow
- Red
Who can be granted licenses by the Commissioner?
Who can be granted licenses by the Commissioner?
- Anyone with a degree in construction management
- Surveyors, engineers, and architects
- Anyone who applies
- Surveyors, engineers, structural engineers, and supervisors with specific qualifications (correct)
What color is used to represent permissible buildings on plans?
What color is used to represent permissible buildings on plans?
Which type of constructions by listed organizations are exempted from DCPR 2034 regulations?
Which type of constructions by listed organizations are exempted from DCPR 2034 regulations?
What type of repairs and renovations of existing installations of buildings used for operational purposes are exempted?
What type of repairs and renovations of existing installations of buildings used for operational purposes are exempted?
What color is used to represent proposed work on plans?
What color is used to represent proposed work on plans?
What must be included in the building plans for high rise or special buildings along with other mandatory documents?
What must be included in the building plans for high rise or special buildings along with other mandatory documents?
What power does the Commissioner have over plans and specifications?
What power does the Commissioner have over plans and specifications?
What color is used to represent water supply work on plans?
What color is used to represent water supply work on plans?
What type of repair works to existing Tolerated structures do not require permission?
What type of repair works to existing Tolerated structures do not require permission?
Which type of buildings have mandatory scrutiny by the Chief Fire Officer?
Which type of buildings have mandatory scrutiny by the Chief Fire Officer?
What happens if there is no response to a notice within 60 days?
What happens if there is no response to a notice within 60 days?
What types of constructions have specific requirements for permission?
What types of constructions have specific requirements for permission?
What color is used to represent deviations on plans?
What color is used to represent deviations on plans?
What governs development permission granted in the past?
What governs development permission granted in the past?
What color is used to represent open spaces on plans?
What color is used to represent open spaces on plans?
How often must a development permission/commencement certificate be renewed?
How often must a development permission/commencement certificate be renewed?
What must the owner/developer provide self-certification regarding?
What must the owner/developer provide self-certification regarding?
Under what conditions may ongoing partially completed works continue?
Under what conditions may ongoing partially completed works continue?
What is required for a development permission/commencement certificate?
What is required for a development permission/commencement certificate?
What must construction be in accordance with?
What must construction be in accordance with?
Who is responsible for scrutinizing plans for high-rise and special buildings?
Who is responsible for scrutinizing plans for high-rise and special buildings?
Study Notes
- Development permission and a commencement certificate are required for building or altering any structure.
- Certain operational constructions by listed organizations are exempted from regulations, but must still meet essential service requirements.
- Repairs and renovations of existing installations of buildings used for operational purposes are exempted.
- No permission is required for tenantable repair works to existing buildings or for safety grills to windows/ventilators.
- Solar panels and internal light weight partitions/cabins have specific requirements for permission.
- Development permission granted in the past is governed by section 48 of the MR&TP Act, 1966.
- Ongoing partially completed works may continue under certain conditions.
- DCPR 2034 applies to further development of plots/ layouts/buildings if the owner/developer seeks it.
- The Municipal Commissioner may formulate a policy to address transitional proposals.
- Certain listed constructions are not exempted from regulations.
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Test your knowledge on building regulations and permissions with this informative quiz! From development permission to exemptions for operational constructions, this quiz covers all the important aspects of building and altering structures. Discover the specific requirements for solar panels and internal partitions, as well as the rules governing ongoing partially completed works. Learn about section 48 of the MR&TP Act, 1966 and the relevance of DCPR 2034 to further development. Take the quiz to see how well you understand building regulations and permissions!
