Land-locked Plots and Road Access Regulation

Land-locked Plots and Road Access

• Land-locked plot: A plot of land surrounded by other plots without road access (B).
• Minimum access width: The minimum width of access required for a land-locked plot is 9 meters (B).
• Layout road maintenance: The Planning Authority is responsible for maintaining layout roads after their development (B).
• Purpose of intersections: Intersections in road layouts are designed to ensure traffic safety and minimize accidents (C).
• Land-locked plot access: Access for land-locked plots is usually provided through adjacent plots (B).
• Sightline requirements: Minimum sightlines (V) at road intersections are intended to ensure driver visibility and safety (B).
• Developer's post-road completion responsibility: The developer must transfer the roads to the Planning Authority after completing internal roads (B).
• Road handover timeline document: The Commencement Letter specifies the timeline for handing over layout roads (A).
• Reserved area access conditions: If a land-locked plot's access is created through a reserved area, the reservation's intended use must remain unchanged (A).
• Road width at Mehkar intersections: Road widths at intersections in small towns like Mehkar are determined by the road category and design norms (C).