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It depends on your plot's jurisdiction. Most private colonies fall under MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi), while DDA (Delhi Development Authority) governs DDA-developed areas and Lutyens' Delhi falls under NDMC. Some cantonment areas need Delhi Cantonment Board approval. We identify your exact jurisdiction during the initial site visit and handle the entire sanctioning process, including structural safety certificates required for buildings above 15 meters.

Under GRAP Stage 3 and 4 (typically November-January when AQI is severe), the Delhi government restricts certain construction activities like excavation, demolition, and dust-generating work. We plan our project schedules accounting for this seasonal restriction, front-loading structural work before winter and focusing on interior/finishing work during high-pollution months when outdoor activity is limited.

FAR (Floor Area Ratio) varies by plot size as per Delhi's Master Plan norms. For plots up to 100 sq m, FAR is generally around 180-200%; for 100-250 sq m plots, it reduces to around 150-180%. Ground coverage is typically capped at 60-75% depending on plot size. We calculate your maximum permissible construction during the design phase to ensure your approved drawing maximizes usable space.

Delhi's water table varies significantly by zone — areas near the Yamuna floodplain have higher water tables requiring robust basement waterproofing, while South Delhi's ridge areas are generally drier. We conduct soil and water table assessment before basement construction and use appropriate waterproofing systems, especially critical for basements in low-lying areas.

Yes, we have experience with heritage-sensitive construction near protected zones. Properties near Lutyens' Bungalow Zone or ASI-protected monuments require additional clearances from the Heritage Conservation Committee and sometimes ASI if within regulated distance. We assist with these additional approval layers, though timelines are typically longer (add 2-3 months) compared to standard MCD approval.

For a G+2 (ground plus 2 floors) residential building on a standard 200 sq yard plot: Approval process takes 45-60 days (MCD) after drawing submission. Construction itself takes 8-10 months from foundation to handover. Total realistic timeline including approvals: 10-12 months. Renovation projects (no new sanctioning needed) typically complete in 2-4 months depending on scope.