20x30 bye-laws and FSI
Posted: April 22nd, 2013, 3:40 pm
Hello everyone,
I have a few questions to the members of this forum who have constructed homes on 20x30 plots and also to architects who provide plans for the same.
My interest is to know what the actual permissible points are, with the interest that they can be made in plan (meant for approval) itself.
1) What is the maximum FSI for 20x30 plots, if:
-- (a) It faces a 20ft road
-- (b) it faces a 30ft road
I'm assuming the FSI varies in both cases.
2) Almost everywhere I see people constructing wall to wall on 20x30 plots even in residential zones. As per bye-laws is this still a violation (which insists on 1m setback on the right side)?
Has any one had a plan sanctioned which shows wall-to-wall floor plans OR Is everyone violating the norms in this case?
Are they actually utilizing any exceptions to construct wall-to-wall in a legal way?
I also read that if the width is <6m then a side setback is not insisted. In such a case, <6m would mean <18ft or <20ft?
3) What is the minimum width insisted for interior staircase assuming its a single dwelling spanning Stilt+3?
I've read from 0.75m to 1.2m. I dont know which is the correct value.
4) I've seen floor plans where people show toilets or staircases in the setback area abutting the corner plot boundary.
Toilets are generally on rear setback. Closed staircases & wardrobe provisions via cantilever projections even in front setback (on higher floors).
Are such provisions against bye-laws? Can they be shown in a plan meant for approval?
5) On Stilt+GF+2 setup, I've seen people make open staircases and open balconies leading to their entrance in the front/side setbacks.
In many existing homes, on such GF, a cantilever projection open-balcony (open-to-sky) is present over the rear-setback as well (as a utility area).
Is this permissible in the plan for approval? If it is, is such area free from FSI?
This will clear a few more questions which I have.
Thanks in advance
I have a few questions to the members of this forum who have constructed homes on 20x30 plots and also to architects who provide plans for the same.
My interest is to know what the actual permissible points are, with the interest that they can be made in plan (meant for approval) itself.
1) What is the maximum FSI for 20x30 plots, if:
-- (a) It faces a 20ft road
-- (b) it faces a 30ft road
I'm assuming the FSI varies in both cases.
2) Almost everywhere I see people constructing wall to wall on 20x30 plots even in residential zones. As per bye-laws is this still a violation (which insists on 1m setback on the right side)?
Has any one had a plan sanctioned which shows wall-to-wall floor plans OR Is everyone violating the norms in this case?
Are they actually utilizing any exceptions to construct wall-to-wall in a legal way?
I also read that if the width is <6m then a side setback is not insisted. In such a case, <6m would mean <18ft or <20ft?
3) What is the minimum width insisted for interior staircase assuming its a single dwelling spanning Stilt+3?
I've read from 0.75m to 1.2m. I dont know which is the correct value.
4) I've seen floor plans where people show toilets or staircases in the setback area abutting the corner plot boundary.
Toilets are generally on rear setback. Closed staircases & wardrobe provisions via cantilever projections even in front setback (on higher floors).
Are such provisions against bye-laws? Can they be shown in a plan meant for approval?
5) On Stilt+GF+2 setup, I've seen people make open staircases and open balconies leading to their entrance in the front/side setbacks.
In many existing homes, on such GF, a cantilever projection open-balcony (open-to-sky) is present over the rear-setback as well (as a utility area).
Is this permissible in the plan for approval? If it is, is such area free from FSI?
This will clear a few more questions which I have.
Thanks in advance