The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched a dedicated portal to streamline approvals for transit-oriented development (TOD) projects under the revised policy.This initiative allows developers to seek approval for TOD plots before submitting building plans, expanding the scope of TOD to cover 207 sq.km of metro corridors and areas within 500 metres of rapid transit systems and railway stations.Previously excluded regions like low-density residential zones and unauthorized colonies are now included under the TOD framework for the first time.The policy aims to promote planned urban development, affordable housing, and mixed-use projects near public transport networks.
Key features include online, transparent approvals; consolidated charges for water, sewerage, and other services; and a single-window clearance process led by a DDA committee.This move simplifies regulatory processes, reducing the need for multiple agency clearances and enhancing efficiency in urban planning.
Original title: DDA opens portal for transit‑oriented development projects
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