According to the Building Control Rules of 1964, specific setback distances must be maintained from the centerline of highways to avoid encroachment and future demolition. For rural areas, the minimum distance is 75 feet (approximately 22.86 meters), while for urban and industrial zones, the required distance is 60 feet (around 18.29 meters).
Authorities have made it clear that any construction within 40 meters of a highway’s centerline is considered illegal and is subject to demolition by the concerned departments.
Approvals Now Mandatory for Constructions Near Highways
If a home is being constructed between 40 to 75 meters from the highway’s centerline, prior approval is mandatory. This includes obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and clearance from local municipal or village councils.....
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