APPAS

AutomatedPlanningPermissionApplicationScrutiny
(APPAS)System
in
ChennaiMetropolitanDevelopmentAuthority(CMDA)

Vinza-CMDA-APPAS-UM Draft Version
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Automated Planning Permission Application Scrutiny (APPAS)
System

in
Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA)

Draft User Manual

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Software developed for CMDA

By

Vinza Solutions,
New No. W 23, Old No W 97, Opp. to Towers Club,
Anna Nagar, Chennai- 600 040.
Tel: 044-26281160, 044-26281389.
Web: www.vinzassolutions.com
E-mail: vinzacad@vsnl.com; reachus@vinzassolutions.com

Vinza Team

R. R. Siva (Architect & CEO)
R. Mahadevan (Manager- Technical)
D. Santhana Krishnan (Draughtsman)
M. Prisylla Premakumari (Draughtsman)
S. Ramesh Prabhu (Software Developer)
S. Manikandan (Software Developer)
A. Abdul Hakkim (Former Software Developer)

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Table of Contents: Page Nos:

Introduction 4

Salient features of the software 5

Objectives 6

Scope of the system 6

Instructions for creation of computerized building plan 6

How to create a computerized drawing 7

Prescribed Colour Code format 10

Dos and Donts 13

Software to be used and system protocol 15

Precheck DR 15

How to submit drawings 16

Annexure: Non FSI Item details 16

Illustrations to make the drawings 18

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1. Introduction
Process of planning permission applications (PPA) and issue of planning permission
(PP) is one of the statutory functions of Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority
(CMDA) under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act 1971. Any person intend to
make a development within Chennai Metropolitan Area (CMA) has to make an application in
the prescribed format with detailed plans for the proposed constructions / developments along
with specified enclosures and obtain PP under section 49 of the Act.
1.2. Applications for major developments such as Special Buildings, Group
Development, Multi Storied Buildings (MSB), large Industries, large Institutions and Layouts
are dealt in CMDA. Powers to issue PP for other developments such as ordinary buildings
and smaller developments, industries, institutions and sub divisions have been delegated to
the Executive Authorities of the local bodies within the CMA who receive the applications
for such developments and examine with reference to the Development Regulations (DR) and
dispose of the PPA on its merits. CMDA has decided to make use of the computers and
information technology in the plan processing system which has been done manually.
1.3. Processing of a PPA involve two stages namely (i) examination of the documents
furnished to check whether the applicant has right over the land to make the development
applied for PP and to check whether the site is an approved one or an unauthorized
subdivision which can be regularized, and to check applicability of OSR charges and other
charges, (ii) scrutiny of the plans submitted a) with reference to the DR b) to check the
availability of NOCs/ clearances which are statutorily required as per various acts/ rules and
regulations and whether the development confirms to the conditions stipulated therein, and
c) such other scrutiny of technical matter.
1.4. CMDA through and with the assistance of the Consultant M/s.Vinza Solutions,
Chennai-40 has developed a software called as Automated Planning Permission Applications
Scrutiny (APPAS) system, a tailor made software specifically applicable for Chennai
Metropolitan Area.
1.5. In the initial stages of development itself total automation could not be achieved
and the developed system requires testing and improvements. Now, it has been decided to
introduce the part of the software developed covering about 80% of the automation to process
the PPA, technically for Special Buildings, Group Developments and MSB.

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1.6 During the initial test period the statutory applications for PP will be processed
using APPAS and also checking manually to ensure correctness, and after thorough testing
and full completion and incorporating security aspects in the software, the technical scrutiny
will be shifted fully to APPAS system.
1.7 All the suggestions for improvement if any received from the stakeholders will be
considered and appropriately decided.

2. Salient Features of the Software
The input requirement for the APPAS system is the plan drawn in CAD drawing
format as lines & polylines as per the prescribed colour code & text. While filing the PPA in
the admission counter of CMDA, the drawing file has to be submitted in a CD with signature
of the Architect/Engineer who has prepared the plan over it. The .dwg file submitted by the
applicant will be checked by the Precheck Software, which will confirm whether the CAD
drawing submitted is as per the prescribed format for processing by the APPAS Software. If
it is not in the prescribed format, the defects will be pointed out by the precheck software.
Such a mechanism will enable the Applicant/Architect /Engineer to rectify the defects in the
drawing.
2.2 In the next step, the APPAS software will process the building drawing and check
whether the plan satisfies DR parameters such as FSI, coverage, setback, height, number of
Parking, land use etc. If there are any violations the same will be listed. The automated
process involves calculation of total floor area, FSI area, Non FSI area as per the provisions
of the DR by capturing the colour code & text. It will also calculate the dwelling area &
number of dwellings to arrive at the parking requirements. The system will scrutinize the
permissibility of the various proposed uses in a building/site with reference to land use and
given an output on permissibility. The system is also capable of generating the applicable
charges to be paid by the applicant such as Scrutiny Fee, Development charges, OSR charge,
Unauthorized subdivision regularization charge, I & A charges, etc. The system provides for
easy retrieval of technical scrutiny data pertaining to the PPA. The soft & hard copy of the
plans scrutinized will be stored in the computer system. The output produced by the APPAS
software includes technical scrutiny card in the form of a tabular statement.
2.3 Though the ultimate aim of the software is to check all the planning parameters
with respect to DR, initially the application of the software is restricted to scrutiny of FSI /
Non FSI area, setback spaces, height of building, coverage, dwelling units, parking

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requirements, open space reservation requirements and the remaining will be built into the
software later. Once the APPAS system is fully built, the provision for online filing of PPAs
will be introduced.

3. Objectives:

The main objectives of the APPAS system is to
(i) Quicken the scrutiny of plans.
(ii) Reduce the time delay in scrutinizing of drawings and processing of PPAs.
(iii) Achieve uniformity, better accuracy and perfection in the plan scrutiny.
(iv) Make the processing system consistent and transparent.

4. Scope of the system

Scope of the study includes the following:
(i) Improve the system of processing PPAs.
(ii) Better delivery of service to the public.
(iii) Improve the system of storage & retrieval of PPA data in CMDA.
(iv) Online availability of information of PPA scrutiny to applicants / general public.
(v) Synchronization of the APPAS system with the overall e-governance system in
CMDA covering enforcement, regularization, court cases, objections etc.

5. Instructions for creation of computerized plans for PPAs

Preparation of computerized plans for process under APPAS involves certain
sequential steps, which are as follows. The steps have to be followed scrupulously. Otherwise
the software will not process the given drawing.

5.1 The Applicant / Architect / Engineer shall adhere to the following general
norms while preparing the plan for automatic processing.

(i) Plans shall be drawn in AUTOCAD .dwg format in 1:1 scale, as the various area are
calculated directly instead of applying any scale factor, and the scale factors are
generally used for plotting purposes only.

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(ii) All drawing dimensions shall be in metres and display shall be limited to two
decimals.
(iii) The features shall be drawn as line, closed polyline & text as given in the Drawing
parameters classification.
(iv) Lines and Polylines shall not get mixed-up.
(v) The prescribed colour code in the format shall be exactly followed.
(vi) Processing layers shall not be locked, frozen (or) switched off.
(vii) Overlapping is not allowed

6. How to create a computerized drawing
Drawing Parameters Classification
From the Colour codes given in the list, they are categorized by the nature as to how they
are going to be drawn as per the requirements.
Basically three types of AutoCAD entities are used for drawing generation, viz 1. Line,
2. Polyline and 3. Text

6.1 Features to be drawn using polylines
(i) Boundary as per site conditions
(ii) Site Boundary as per patta
(iii) Site boundary as per the ownership document (i.e. sale deed, settlement etc.)
(iv) Least site boundary arrived after super imposing the site shape & dimensions as
per patta, document & site conditions.
(v) Open Space Reservation Area (OSR)
(vi) Building setback spacing boundary between blocks after super imposing outer
edge of the building in all the floors including basement floor
(vii) Plot Frontage / width of the site
(viii) Lift
(ix) Staircase
(x) Main Column
(xi) FSI Area
(xii) Non FSI Area
(xiii) Building Use
(xiv) Dwelling Units Boundary (whenever it has common wall between dwelling, the
dividing line shall be drawn)

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(xv) Cantilevered Balcony Area (Dwelling Units and Hotel Rooms)
(xvi) Cantilevered Kitchen Service Area
(xvii) Hotel Room Boundary
(xviii) EWS Blocks
(xix) Corridor Boundary Width (excluding walls)
(xx) Parking Area Boundary
(xxi) Car Parking Stalls
(xxii) Two Wheeler Parking Stalls
(xxiii) Physically Challenged Persons Car Parking Stalls
(xxiv) Physically Challenged Persons Two Wheeler Parking Stalls
(xxv) Transformer Yard
(xxvi) Rain Water Harvesting Trench
(xxvii) Sewage Treatment Plant
(xxviii) Septic Tank
(xxix) Waste Management Provision
(xxx) Wardrobe Projections
(xxxi) Distinguishing the Multiple Blocks in a site

6.2 Features to be drawn using lines
(i) Setback Lines
(ii) Height of the Building
(iii) Total Height of the Building
(iv) Stilt Floor Height
(v) Basement Floor Height
(vi) Basement Floor Height above Ground Level
(vii) Electrical Transformer Room Height
(viii) Mezzanine Floor Height
(ix) Distance between the Blocks
(x) Entry & Exit Gates

6.3 Text are used for
(i) Non FSI Area as per DR (as prescribed in the Annexure)
(ii) Use of various parts of the building such as kitchen in a dwelling unit, office,
restaurant, departmental store, shops etc.

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(iii) Dwelling units numbering
(iv) Block numbering
(v) Hotel room numbering

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7. Prescribed Colour Code Format

General Parameters

S.
No
Description Colou
r
Codes
Corresponding Layer
Polyline Objects
1 Boundary as per Site Conditions 2 Stilt (or) Ground
2 Site Boundary as per Patta 30 Stilt (or) Ground
3 Site Boundary as per the Ownership
Document
152 Stilt (or) Ground
4 Super Imposed Plot boundary 7 Stilt (or) Ground
5 Open Space Reservation Area (OSR) 36 Stilt (or) Ground
6 Ground / Stilt Floor Boundary 10 Stilt (or) Ground
7 Plot Frontage / Width of the Site 96 Stilt (or) Ground
8 Lift 22 Respective Floor
9 Staircase 115 Respective Floor
10 Residential FSI Area 181 Respective Floor
11 Residential FSI Area (Deduction Colour) 40 Respective Floor
12 Commercial FSI Area 6 Respective Floor
13 Commercial FSI Area (Deduction Colour) 11 Respective Floor
14 Non FSI Area 4 Respective Floor
15 Non FSI Area (Deduction Colour) 24 Respective Floor
16 Dwelling Units 230 Respective Floor
17 Dwelling Units (Deduction Colour) 135 Respective Floor
18 Cantilevered Balcony 35 Respective Floor
19 EWS Block 15 Respective Floor
20 EWS Block (Deduction) 12 Respective Floor
21 EWS Block Dwelling Unit 211 Respective Floor
22 EWS Block Dwelling Unit (Deduction) 121 Respective Floor
23 EWS Block Balcony 116 Respective Floor
24 Corridor Boundary Width (Residential) 31 Respective Floor
25 Corridor Boundary Width (Commercial) 51 Respective Floor
26 Parking Area Boundary 5 Respective Floor
27 Parking Deduction Area 3 Respective Floor
28 Car Parking Stalls 140 Respective Floor
29 Two Wheeler Parking Stalls 101 Respective Floor
30 Physically Challenged Persons Car Parking
Stalls
231 Stilt, Ground (or) Basement
31 Physically Challenged Persons Two
Wheeler Parking Stalls
240 Stilt, Ground (or) Basement
32 Transformer Yard 226 Stilt (or) Ground
33 Rain Water Harvesting Trench 42 Stilt (or) Ground
34 Sewage Treatment Plant 120 Stilt (or) Ground
35 Septic Tank 185 Stilt (or) Ground
36 Waste Management Provision 55 Stilt (or) Ground
37 Wardrobe Projections 41 Respective Floor

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38 Distinguishing the Multiple Blocks in a Site 50 Stilt (or) Ground
39 Main Column 192 Respective Floor
40 Hotel FSI Area 122 Respective Floor
41 Hotel FSI Area (Deduction Colour) 191 Respective Floor
42 Hotel Room 32 Respective Floor
43 Hotel Room (Deduction Colour) 126 Respective Floor
44 Hotel Room Balcony 52 Respective Floor

Line Objects
45 Setback (Front) 4 Stilt (or) Ground
46 Setback (Side1) 6 Stilt (or) Ground
47 Setback (Side2) 2 Stilt (or) Ground
48 Setback (Rear) 3 Stilt (or) Ground
49 Height of the Building 151 Stilt (or) Ground
50 Total Height of the Building 233 Stilt (or) Ground
51 Stilt Floor Height 21 Stilt Floor
52 Basement Floor Height 123 Basement Floor
53 Basement Floor Height above Ground Level 105 Basement Floor (Uppermost)
54 Electrical Transformer Room Height 119 Stilt (or) Ground
55 Distance between the Blocks 81 Stilt (or) Ground
56 Mezzanine Floor Height 23 Mezzanine
57 Entry & Exit Gates 248 Stilt (or) Ground

Text Objects
58 Non-FSI Rooms Name (Refer to 6.3) 4 Respective Floor
59 Building Use (Commercial) (Refer to 6.3) 6 Respective Floor
60 Dwelling Units Numbering 230 Respective Floor
61 Block Numbering 50 Stilt (or) Ground
62 Hotel Rooms Numbering 32 Respective Floor

Parking Area (Polyline objects)
63 ATM Center Boundary 73 Respective Floor
64 Voids / OTS / Non-FSI floor areas within
the outer boundary of ATM Center
14 Respective Floor
65 Automobile Showrooms Boundary 28 Respective Floor
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Voids / OTS / Non-FSI floor areas within
the outer boundary of Automobile
Showrooms
39 Respective Floor
67 Banks Boundary 127 Respective Floor
the outer boundary of Banks
27 Respective Floor
69 Government Office Boundary 78 Respective Floor
the outer boundary of Government Office
25 Respective Floor
71 IT Offices, IT Enabled Services, Bio
Informatics Center Boundary
147 Respective Floor
the outer boundary of IT Offices, IT

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Enabled Services, Bio Informatics Center
73 Other Offices, Regional Office of Banks
Boundary
the outer boundary of Other Offices,
Regional Office of Banks

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Respective Floor
75 Post, Telegraph, Telephone and Other
Similar Offices Boundary
20 Respective Floor
the outer boundary of Post, Telegraph,
Telephone & Other Similar Offices
43 Respective Floor
77 Restaurants and Fast Food Boundary 201 Respective Floor
the outer boundary of Restaurants, Fast
Food
79 Shops, Shopping Centres, Departmental
Stores and Super Markets Boundary
the outer boundary of Shops, Shopping
Centres, Departmental Stores and Super
Markets

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8. Dos and Donts

The processing of the file and further generation of reports is dependent on the Polylines,
Lines and Text placed in the drawing file.

Dos:

(i) Polylines shall be drawn in the form of Light Weight Polylines (lwpolylines), as
3D polylines are not supported. They shall be drawn as closed polylines except for
Plot Frontage.

(ii) Polylines have to be generated using either boundary poly method (Bpoly) or
Pedit method as this result in proper polylines. If a polyline cannot be offset in
both internal and external directions, then the polyline will be rejected by the
software.

(iii) To facilitate layering of floors, the floor names shall be distinguished clearly as
prescribed. If a proposal contains basement floors, then the corresponding drawing
entities has to be drawn in FLOOR-BF1. Please note there is hyphen (-) between
FLOOR and BF1 and no space in between. Suppose if there is more than one
basement, then subsequent basement layers shall be named as FLOOR-BF2 etc.

(iv) The ground floor or stilt floor objects have to be placed in FLOOR-GROUND
layer or FLOOR-STILT layer.

(v) Subsequent floors have to be named as FLOOR01, FLOOR02 etc. (There shall not
be any space between FLOOR and 01).

(vi) For the Typical floors, if it starts from FLOOR01 and ends up to FLOOR03, the
text shall be given exactly as FLOOR01, FLOOR02, FLOOR03TYPICAL in
the Colour code no. 7.

(vii) If there is any Mezzanine floor, then the layer shall be named as FLOOR-
MF3TO4, when the mezzanine floor is between the regular floors, 3 and 4.

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(viii) Text information is also used in processing. For example, for Building use
specification, the text placed shall be one among the list provided otherwise, the
item will not be read. This also applies to Non-FSI items.

(ix) For Non-FSI items listed in the Annexure, the text shall be given within the Non-
FSI polyline and it must be in the same colour as that of the polyline.

(x) Polylines line thickness shall be zero.

(xi) Drawing objects shall be placed in model space only.

(xii) All drawing measurements shall be in metres.

(xiii) Text objects given in the drawing must be contained in the respective polylines
and it shall be given in a single line without any mtext.

(xiv) The drawing shall be digitally signed using Attach Digital Signature method
and also include the time stamp from an internet time server.
(xv) All the layers starting with FLOOR will be processed by the software and if not
intended, other objects shall be removed and placed in some other layers.

8.1 Donts

(i) All drawing objects shall be in 2 Dimensional (Z-Coordinates Zero) and placed
without any elevation.

(ii) Blocks, Regions, Wipeout and External references shall not be placed in the
drawing as they will not be processed.

(iii) Paper space (or) Layout shall not be used.

(iv) When Polylines are generated using methods other than Bpoly method, care has to
be taken such that no reversing and no zero length segments are contained in the
polyline; failing which rejection of file by the software will happen.

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(v) Overlapping of polylines shall be strictly prevented which will result in the
rejection of file, reprocessing and improper generation of outputs because of area
accumulation, counting discrepancy etc.

(vi) When assigning names to layers, do not include blank space in between words and
ensure proper spelling

(vii) The Colour coded items, i.e. polylines, lines and text which are intended to be
processed must be in the layers starting with FLOOR. Other layers will be ignored
by the software.

(viii) Only four types of layer names are expected viz, FLOOR-BFx, FLOOR-
GROUND/FLOOR-STILT, FLOOR-MF0xTO0y and FLOOR0x wherever
applicable, where x and y represents the floor numbers. 0 shall be skipped when
naming FLOOR10 and above.
(ix) Plans prepared using Educational version of AUTOCAD or other software like
REVIT cannot be accepted as its use is limited.
9. Software to be used and System Protocol

While submitting the plans for PP the following shall be adopted.

The plan to be submitted shall be in AutoCAD 2008 & above version file format with
.dwg extension on a CD / DVD with prescribed colours and layers. After receiving the
plan it would be first fed in to the Precheck Software which is exclusive for finding out
the drawing errors especially for polylines, lines etc. If the drawing contains defects it
will be returned and will not be processed further.

10. Precheck DR Software
Precheck DR is the software given for finding out all the polyline, line, text
related problems in the drawing. It is to be available for public use in the information
counter of the CMDA which enables the applicant to rectify the defects in the drawing. It

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reads the drawing parameters and lists all the discrepancies in the drawing. When the
drawing file is given to Precheck DR it processes the file and gives the output with
various parameters as listed below
(i) Setback Boundary.
(ii) Multiple Polyline Geometry Problems.
(iii) Misplaced OTS.
(iv) Existence of Blocks, Regions, Wipeouts & External references.
(v) Comparison of Text & Object.
(vi) Columns inside Car park
(vii) Objects inside objects and lines beyond each other.
(viii) Car parking & Two wheeler parking stalls.
(ix) Other Critical errors

By clicking on the above disqualified items in the software interface, details
will be displayed such as disqualified object name, floor name and drawing coordinate
position. It will also draw a crossed grey line on all the disqualified objects throughout
the drawing. We can also view the disqualified objects in the previously processed file by
just giving the file number using the view button. A separate print out can also be had
with the above details. For security reasons of the software it cannot be made available to
the Applicants / Architects / Engineers and the precheck will be done only by an official
or an authorized person in CMDA.

11. How to Submit the Drawings
The completed drawings shall be submitted in a non editable CD / DVD format with
the hard copies of the drawing. The CD shall be duly signed by the applicant along with
the Applicant's name with site address. The drawing shall contain the digital signature of
all concerned, as prescribed in the DR. The hard copies of the drawing shall be as
prescribed in the CMDA's Form B has to be submitted along with the prechecked CD /
DVD.

12. Annexure: Non FSI Item Details
The following are the list of text which are to be used while drawing the plan and it
shall be correctly typed completely within the polyline in the drawing file so as to be
captured by the software for considering them as Non-FSI area as per DR.

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(i) Air handling unit
(ii) Air conditioning plant room
(iii) Association room
(iv) Caretaker booth
(v) Driver bathroom
(vi) Driver water closet
(vii) Electrical meter room
(viii) Electrical transformer room
(ix) Generator room
(x) Gym
(xi) Letter box
(xii) Lumber room
(xiii) Meter room
(xiv) Pump room
(xv) Servant bathroom
(xvi) Servant water closet
(xvii) Switch gear room
(xviii) Watchmen room
(xix) Water closet

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When the proposal
contains Stilt floor,
these shall be
placed in
FLOOR-STILT or if
the proposal
contains Ground
floor, then the layer
will be
FLOOR-GROUND
1. There are four site related polylines. One is for As On Site (AOS)
plot extent (Colour No. 2), second is for PLR/FMB (Colour No. 30),
the third is for Document (Colour No. 152) and the last one is for
Super-Imposed plot extent (Colour No. 7). After placing AOS,
PLR/FMB & Document boundary one over the other, the Super
imposed plot extent shall be generated to be the minimum of the
three said before.
S.NO DESCRIPTION LAYER
Vinza-CMDA-APPAS-UM Draft Version 19
SITE EXTENT
Document
Polyline
152
Colour
Number
Polyline
Polyline
Polyline
2
7
30
Colour
Number
FMB/PLR Plot extent
Colour
Number
Colour
Number
Super imposed plot extent
AOS Plot extent
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
2. Setback Boundary is the boundary which shall be drawn as
polyline in the Colour No. 10 to identify the basement outer
boundary or the outermost boundary from which setback is
calculated.
Polyline
10
Colour
Number
Stilt (or) Ground
SETBACK BOUNDARY
Road
Setback lines are drawn on the Super imposed plot polyline. Front
setback line shall be given in the Colour No. 4, Side 1 setback line
in Colour No. 6, Side 2 setback line in Colour No. 2 and Rear
setback line in Colour No. 3. Setback lines are to be given as lines.
If the proposal faces two or more roads, then the Front setback is
taken from the road, i.e. road with the maximum width.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
3
Line
Line
L
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L
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4
Colour
Number
6
C
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N
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2
C
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N
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3
Colour
Number
Front setback
S
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2

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Rear setback
SETBACK LINES
Road
Plot frontage / Width of site is the length of the site facing the road,
it shall be drawn as open polyline in the Colour No. 96. If there are
two roads, the frontage is the length of the site facing the road.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
4.
Open Polyline
B
a
l
c
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y
B
a
l
c
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n
y
Balcony
Balcony
96
Colour
Number
Proposed Building
Plot frontage
PLOT FRONTAGE / WIDTH OF SITE
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
Open Space Reservation shall be drawn as polyline using the
Colour No. 36. The space shall abut Public road and the minimum
dimension shall be 10.0 metres on all sides.
Polyline
36
Colour
Number
O.S.R
C-Block
B-Block
A-Block
OPEN SPACE RESERVATION
5.
Respective
Floors
6. Parking area boundary is defined as the parking area given in the
Stilt floor (or) Basement floor. Parking lot shall be drawn as polyline
in the Colour No. 5 and the parking deduction area shall be given
as polyline in the Colour No. 3.
Polyline
5
Colour
Number
Parking Area
Polyline
3
Colour
Number
Parking Deduction Area
UP
Shaft
Lift
FLOOR PLAN
PARKING AREA
7. Car parking stalls shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour No. 140. Respective
Floors
Polyline
140
Colour
Number
Parking Cars
CAR PARKING STALLS
FLOOR PLAN
2
5
+0.15m Lvl
6
3.04 m wide
driveway for
electrical
panel room
Electrical
Room
Passage
7
5
4
2
Servants
Toilet
Meter Room
Tread - 0.25m
Riser - 0.15m
Width - 1.00mUP
Shaft
0.91m
x 1.82m
Shaft
Lift
8. Two wheeler parking stalls shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour
No. 101.
Respective
Floors
TWO WHEELER PARKING STALLS
Electrical
Polyline
101
Colour
Number
2
5
4
+0.15m Lvl
+0.15m Lvl
6
3.04 m wide
driveway for
electrical
panel room Room
Passage
7
5 4
2
Servants
Toilet
Meter Room
Tread - 0.25m
Riser - 0.15m
Width - 1.00mUP
Shaft
0.91m
x 1.82m
Shaft
Lift
FLOOR PLAN
Parking Two Wheelers
9. Physically challenged persons Car parking stalls shall be drawn as
polylines in the Colour No. 231.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
(or)
FLOOR-BF
EXIT
PARKING FOR PHYSICALLY
CHALLENGED PERSON
4.5M WIDE GATE
Polyline
231
Physically challenged persons
Car stall
SECURITY
KIOSK
PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS
CAR STALLS
Colour
Number
10. Physically challenged persons Two wheeler parking stalls shall be
drawn as polylines in the Colour No. 240.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
(or)
FLOOR-BF
PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS
EXIT
PARKING FOR PHYSICALLY
CHALLENGED PERSON
75MM HIGH
DWARF WALL
4.5M WIDE GATE
Polyline
240
Colour
Number
Physically challenged persons
Two wheeler stalls
TWO WHEELER STALLS
FLOOR-STILT 11. Stilt floor height is the minimum clear height taken from the bottom
of the stilt floor to the bottom of the beam. It shall be drawn as a
line in the Colour No. 21.
Line
21
Colour
Number
First Floor
Second Floor
GL GL
Stilt Floor
Staircase Head Room
Stilt Floor Height
Parapet
SECTION
STILT FLOOR HEIGHT
Height of the building is the height measured generally from the
formed ground level abutting the road to the roof level of the
topmost floor. Architectural features and parapet walls up to one
metre shall not be included in calculating the height of the building.
It shall be drawn as line in the Colour No. 151.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
12.
Parapet Wall
Gym
Liv / Din Kitchen
Kitchen Liv / Din
L.M.R
Water Tank
G.L
Electrical meter room
Line
151
Colour
Number
Height
of the building
G.L
SECTION
HEIGHT OF THE BUILDING
Staircase Head Room
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
13. Total height of the building is the height measured from the formed
ground level along with the staircase head rooms, lift rooms, water
tanks, WC above topmost floor, lightning arrestor, architectural
features and parapet walls. The top most height will be taken as
total height of the building. It shall be drawn as line in the Colour
No. 233.

TOTAL HEIGHT OF THE BUILDING
Parapet Wall
Gym
Liv/Din Kitchen
Kitchen Liv/Din
L.M.R
Water Tank
G.L
Line
233
Colour
Number
Total Height
of the building
G.L
SECTION
Staircase Head Room
FLOOR-BFx
where 'x' is the
basement floor
number.
14. Basement floor height is the distance measured between the
bottom of the basement floor and roof of the same basement floor
level. It shall be given as line in the Colour No. 123. If there is more
than one basement floor, its height shall be given in the
corresponding basement floor layer.
Basement 2
Line
123
Colour
Number
GL
Basement Floor Height
Parapet
Ground Floor
Basement 1
SECTION
BASEMENT FLOOR HEIGHT
FLOOR-BF1,
the upper most
basement floor
15. Basement floor height above ground level is the height measured
between the roof of the basement floor and the ground floor level. It
shall be given as line in the Colour No. 105.
Line
105
Colour
Number
GL
BF. Height Above GL
Parapet
First Floor
Ground Floor
Basement Floor
SECTION
HEIGHT ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
BASEMENT FLOOR
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
16. Electrical transformer room height shall be drawn as a line in the
Colour No. 119.
Parapet Wall
Gym
Liv/Din Kitchen
Bal.
Bal.
Kitchen Liv/Din
L.M.R
Staircase Head Room
Water Tank
G.L.
Letterboxes
Lumber Room
G.L.
ELECTRICAL
SECTION
Line
119
Colour
Number
ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER ROOM HEIGHT
TRANSFORMER ROOM
Electrical Transformer
Room Height
FLOOR- STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
17. Septic tank shall be drawn as polyline in the Colour No. 185.
Septic Tank
R
o
a
d
Road
PROPOSED BUILDING
SEPTIC TANK
Polyline
185
Colour
Number
FLOOR- STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
18. Sewage treatment plant shall be drawn as polyline in the Colour No.
120.
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
Polyline
120
Colour
Number
Sewage Treatment Plant
FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
19. Waste management provision shall be drawn as polyline in the
Colour No. 55. The space shall abut road or gate.
Polyline
55
Colour
Number
Waste Management Provision
PROPOSED BUILDING
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROVISION
FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
20. Rain water harvesting trench shall be drawn as polylines in the
Colour No. 42.
Polyline
42
Colour
Number
Rain Water Harvesting
FLOOR PLAN
PROPOSED BUILDING
RAIN WATER HARVESTING TRENCH
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
21. Transformer Yard shall be drawn as polyline in the Colour No. 226.
TRANSFORMER YARD
Polyline
226
Colour
Number
Transformer Yard
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
22. Entry and Exit gates shall be marked as lines in the Colour No. 248
Line
248
Exit Gate Entry Gate
Road
Colour
Number
ENTRY AND EXIT GATE
Respective
Floors
23. Staircases shall be given as polyline in the Colour No. 115.
Additionally text shall be added for Fire Escape staircases in the
same colour. Applicable for MSB proposals only.
Fire Escape
Polyline & Text
115
Colour
Number
STAIRCASE
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
BED ROOM - 2 BED ROOM - 1
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
OTS
OTS
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
HALL
DINING KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
S
ER
V
IC
E
1.10 x 3.00
OTS
OTS
OTS
OTS
FIRE STAIR
LIFT
LIFT
ATRIUM LOBBY LOBBY
C
O
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R
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W
I
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2
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0
M
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I
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CORRIDOR WIDTH - 2. 00 M. WIDE
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D2
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D2
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
W1
D2
D2
D2
D2
D2
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1 W1 W1 W1 W1
W1
W1
W1 W1
W
1 W
1
W1 W1
W1 W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1 W1
W1
W1
W1
W1 W1
W1
W1
W1
D1
D1
W1 W1 W1 W1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
V1 V1
W1 W1
W1 W1
STAIR
STAIR
F
I
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E

E
S
C
A
P
E
Staircase
Polyline
115
Colour
Number
Shall be
provided in all
floors
24. Lifts shall be given as polyline in the Colour No. 22.
LIFTS
Lift
Lift
Lift
Polyline
22
Colour
Number
LIFT
LIFT
BED ROOM
TOILET
KITCHEN
S
E
R
V
I
C
E
2. 74 x 2. 90
2. 13 x 1. 53
3. 125 x 3. 70
W/ R W/ R
W1
W2
V
D2
D2
D1
PUMP ROOM
SITE CUM STILT FLOOR
PUMP ROOM
FIRST FLOOR
FLOOR-STILT FLOOR01
Respective
Floors
25. Main column is identified as one which runs from the lower most
floor i.e. FLOOR-STILT or FLOOR-GROUND to upper most floor of
the proposed building. A polyline in the shape of a rectangle shall
be drawn in the Colour No. 192. If the column's profile is
non-rectangular, then the polyline shall be drawn showing the outer
bound of the column. Applicable for MSB only.
Main Column
Polyline
192
Colour
Number
Main Column
Polyline
192
Colour
Number
MAIN COLUMN
Respective
Floors
26 Non FSI for a building shall be drawn as polyline in Colour No. 4 as
per the text prescribed. The Text shall also be in Colour No. 4. The
Non-FSI deduction shall be given as polyline in the Colour No. 24.
The Non FSI text shall be completely enclosed in the Non FSI
polyline.
Meter Room
Pump Room
Generator Room
Non FSI Non FSI Deduction
Polyline
24
Colour
Number
Polyline
4
Colour
Number
Text
4
Non FSI Text
NON FSI AREA
E
L
E
C
T
R
I
C
A
L

M
E
T
E
R

R
O
O
M

AHU
Polyline,Text
Non FSI Text
Non FSI Polyline
Polyline
181
Colour
Number
FSI
FLOOR PLAN
4
Colour
Number
STILT FLOOR PLAN
Stilt boundary
Colour
Number
Respective
Floors
27.
UP DN
Kitchen
3.54x2.13
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
2.44x3.05
Duct
Liv/Din
5.18x2.82
Bal.
Bath
1.30x1.41
W.C.
1.20x1.20
4.19x1.20
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
Bath
W.C.
Liv/Din
3.43x5.645
Bal.
1.20x.95
1.20x1.20
1.98x1.20
1.98x1.75
Lift
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935 Bal.
3.43x5.645
Liv/Din
W.C.
1.20x1.20
3.05x3.05
Bed
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Bath
1.98x1.20
W/R
Terrace
40
Polyline
Polyline
181
Colour
Number
FSI
Colour
Number
FSI Deduction
O
T
S
Duct
Duct
FLOOR PLAN
FSI (RESIDENTIAL)
FSI area for a residential building shall be drawn as polyline using
the Colour No. 181. The deductions such as OTS, ducts etc. within
FSI shall be drawn as polylines using the Colour No. 40.
28 FSI area for a commercial building shall be drawn as polyline using
the Colour No. 6. The deductions such as OTS, ducts etc. within
Respective
Floors
Office
Shop
Polyline
Polyline
6
Colour
Number
FSI
OTS
O
T
S
Duct
Lift
11
Colour
Number
FSI Deduction
UP DN
Duct
1.20x.95
1.98x1.75
Lift
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Office
Shop
FLOOR PLAN
FSI (COMMERCIAL)
Respective
Floors
29. Building use text shall be drawn in the Colour No. 6 for commercial
units. For dwelling units, Text shall be drawn in colour No. 230.
Departmental Store
Lift
1.98x1.75
Duct
Departmental store
Dwelling unit
Text
230
Colour
Number
Residential Text
6
Colour
Number
O
T
S
Commercial Text
Text
BUILDING USE
A1
Kitchen
Dwelling units boundary shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour
No. 230 with Dwelling unit numbers as text in the same colour.
Additionally another text 'Kitchen' shall be placed. Both the text
mentioned above shall be completely enclosed inside the dwelling
unit polyline. The deductions shall be drawn as polylines in the
Colour No. 135.
30.
Respective
Floors
B
a
l
Polyline
Polyline
230
Colour
Number
Deduction
135
Colour
Number
Dwelling unit
B
a
l
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
Balcony
Name of Dwelling Unit
Text
230
Number
UP DN
Kitchen
3.54x2.13
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
2.44x3.05
Duct
Liv/Din
5.18x2.82
Bal.
Bath
1.30x1.41
W.C.
1.20x1.20
4.19x1.20
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
Bath
W.C.
Liv/Din
3.43x5.645
Bal.
1.20x.95
1.20x1.20
1.98x1.20
1.98x1.75
Lift
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935 Bal.
3.43x5.645
Liv/Din
W.C.
1.20x1.20
3.05x3.05
Bed
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Bath
1.98x1.20
W/R
Terrace
Colour
FLOOR PLAN
A1
A3
Duct Duct
DWELLING UNITS BOUNDARY
Kitchen
Kitchen Kitchen
A2
Kitchen text
Text
230
Number
Colour
31. Cantilevered balconies shall be given as polylines in the Colour
No. 35. The FSI polyline shall completely enclose the Balcony
polyline.
Respective
Floors
Balcony
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
Colour
Number
35
Polyline
Cantilevered Balcony
UP DN
Kitchen
3.54x2.13
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
2.44x3.05
Duct
Liv/Din
5.18x2.82
Bal.
Bath
1.30x1.41
W.C.
1.20x1.20
4.19x1.20
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
Bath
W.C.
Liv/Din
3.43x5.645
1.20x.95
1.20x1.20
1.98x1.20
1.98x1.75
Lift
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
3.43x5.645
Liv/Din
W.C.
1.20x1.20
3.05x3.05
Bed
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Bath
1.98x1.20
W/R
Terrace
FLOOR PLAN
CANTILEVERED BALCONY
Respective
Floors
32. Wardrobe projections shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour No.
41. The FSI polyline shall completely enclose the Wardrobe
polyline.
Wardrobe Projection
UP DN
Kitchen
3.54x2.13
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
2.44x3.05
Duct
Liv/Din
5.18x2.82
Bal.
Bath
1.30x1.41
W.C.
1.20x1.20
4.19x1.20
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
Bath
W.C.
Liv/Din
3.43x5.645
1.20x.95
1.20x1.20
1.98x1.20
1.98x1.75
Lift
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
3.43x5.645
Liv/Din
W.C.
1.20x1.20
3.05x3.05
Bed
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Bath
1.98x1.20
W/R
Terrace
FLOOR PLAN
Polyline
41
Colour
Number
WARDROBE PROJECTION
Respective
Floors
33. EWS Blocks shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour No. 15,
along with the deductions as polylines in the Colour No. 12.
Polyline
15
Colour
Number
EWS - BLOCK
B - BLOCK
A - BLOCK
EWS Block
Polyline
12
Colour
Number
Deduction
EWS BLOCK
Respective
Floors
34. EWS Block dwelling units shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour
No. 211 along with the deductions as polylines in the Colour
No.121.
Polyline
211
Colour
Number
EWS - BLOCK
B - BLOCK A - BLOCK
EWS Dwelling Unit
Polyline
121
Colour
Number
Deduction
EWS BLOCK DWELLING UNIT
Name of Dwelling Unit
A1
Text
211
Colour
Number
Text
211
Colour
Number
Kitchen
Kitchen text
Respective
Floors
35. Balcony in the EWS Blocks is drawn as polyline in the Colour No.
116. The FSI polyline shall completely enclose the Balcony polyline.
EWS - BLOCK
B - BLOCK
A - BLOCK
Polyline
116
Colour
Number
EWS Balcony
EWS BALCONY
36. Corridors in the residential building shall be drawn as polylines in
the Colour No. 31. The width shall be the inner space between the
walls.
Respective
Floors
D2
D2
W
W
D1
D1
D2
W
W
V
V
V
F/D
D2
F/D
D2
V
V
D1
D1
D1
D2
W
W
D2
D2
W
V
D2 D2
W1 W1
V V
W
W W
LIFT
5'3"X4'9"
V
UP
KITCHEN
W1
Corridor
Dwelling Unit 2 Dwelling Unit 1
Polyline
31
Colour
Number
Corridor
OTS
Corridor
HALL
19'10
1
C.TOILET
4'10
1
2"X11'6"
2
OTS
"X7'
KITCHEN
OTS
8'6"X7'4"
DINING
6'6"X10'
HALL
11'3"X16'4"
BED ROOM
11'6"X10'3
1
2"
BED ROOM
11'4
1
2"X10'3
1
2"
TOILET
5'X8'
BALCONY BALCONY
BALCONY
KITCHEN
8'6"X7'4"
BED ROOM
12'8
1
2"X10'3
1
2"
BED ROOM
11'6"X10'3
1
2"
C.TOILET
4'10
1
2"X7'0" BALCONY
HALL
BALCONY
11'3
1
UTILITY
2
BALCONY
"X16'4"
DINING
6'6"X10'
UTILITY
KITCHEN
9'0"X7'10
1
2"
M.D
M.D
M.D
M.D
TOILET
5'X8'
FLOOR PLAN
CORRIDOR (RESIDENTIAL)
37. Corridors in the commercial building shall be drawn as polylines in
the Colour No. 51. The width shall be the inner space between the
walls.
Respective
Floors
D2
D2
W
W
W
F/D
D2
V
V
D2
W
W
D2
D2
W
V
D2 D2
W
W W
D1
V
M.D
UP
W1
Clinic
Office
Polyline
51
Colour
Number
Corridor
Clinic
Office
Corridor
Corridor
OTS
OTS
TOILET
5'X8'
M.D M.D
FLOOR PLAN
CORRIDOR (COMMERCIAL)
Respective
Mezzanine
Floors
38. Mezzanine floor polyline shall be compulsorily drawn in the
respective Mezzanine floor layer, which shall be given as
FLOOR-MFGROUNDTO01, if it is between Ground floor
(FLOOR-GROUND) & 1st floor (FLOOR01) and the second
Mezzanine floor layer as FLOOR-MF3TO04, if it is between 3rd
floor (FLOOR03) and 4th floor (FLOOR04). Mezzanine floor shall
be given the same colour as building use colour.
MEZZANINE FLOOR
RESTAURANT
11. 20. x 16. 86

S
T
A
I
R
BANQUET HALL BELOW
RESTAURANT
16. 86. x 22. 75
LIFT
LIFT
FLOOR PLAN
Polyline
6
Number
FSI
Colour
Respective
Mezzanine
Floors
39. Mezzanine floor height line shall be compulsorily drawn in the floor
layer on which the respective Mezzanine floor is drawn. Mezzanine
floor height line shall be given in Colour No. 23.
MEZZANINE FLOOR HEIGHT
RESTAURANT
11. 20. x 16. 86
S
T
A
I
R
BANQUET HALL BELOW
16. 86. x 22. 75
RESTAURANT
COFFEE SHOP BANQUET HALL
LIFT
LIFT
A/ C BAR
MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN
Line
23
Colour
Number
Mezzanine Floor Height
SECTION
Starting Floor
Name
(FLOOR01)
40. For the Typical floors, if it starts from FLOOR01 and lasts up to
FLOOR03, the text shall be given in the Colour No. 7 as
"FLOOR01, FLOOR02, FLOOR03-TYPICAL", as shown in the
drawing below.
Typical text
7
Colour
Number
FLOOR01, FLOOR02, FLOOR03-TYPICAL
B
a
l
B
a
l
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
B
a
l
c
o
n
y
Balcony
Typical floor plan (First, Second & Third floor plan)
UP DN
Kitchen
3.54x2.13
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
2.44x3.05
Duct
Liv/Din
5.18x2.82
Bal.
Bath
1.30x1.41
W.C.
1.20x1.20
4.19x1.20
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935
Bath
W.C.
Liv/Din
3.43x5.645
Bal.
1.20x.95
1.20x1.20
1.98x1.20
1.98x1.75
Lift
Bal.
Bed
3.05x3.05
Kitchen
3.05x1.935 Bal.
3.43x5.645
Liv/Din
W.C.
1.20x1.20
3.05x3.05
Bed
Lobby
3.81x2.07
Bath
1.98x1.20
W/R
Terrace
Layer
FLOOR01
Typical floor
Polylines
A1
A2
A3
TYPICAL FLOORS
Base floor of
the duplex
41. If a Duplex unit exists combining FLOOR-GROUND and FLOOR01,
then the lower floor's dwelling unit polyline shall be drawn in
FLOOR-GROUND and the upper floor's dwelling unit polyline shall
also be placed in FLOOR-GROUND, with a cutout of deduction
Colour No. 135, corresponding to any open area in the upper floor
shall be drawn. Additionally 'KITCHEN' text shall be given in lower
floor and 'KITCHEN-BELOW' text shall be given in the upper floor
polyline. There is no change in FSI polyline layers.
DUPLEX DWELLING UNIT
OTS
HALL
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
LIVING
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
OTS
C
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D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1
W1
V
1
V
1
V
1
V
1 D1
A2
A1
OTS
HALL
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
GUEST HALL
TOILET TOILET
OTS
OTS
C
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D
E
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D2 D2
D1
D1
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1
W1
V
1
V
1
V
1
V
1
A2
B1
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
OTS
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
FLOOR- GROUND FLOOR01
FLOOR-GROUND [LAYER]
OTS OTS OTS
A2
A1
A2
B1
KITCHEN- BELOW
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
42. Blocks shall be distinguished between each other in case of Group
Developments. Distinguishing of blocks shall be done by drawing
polylines in the Colour No. 50 along with Block names as text in
the same colour for identifying individual blocks present such as
Block-A, Block-B and Block-C.
Polyline & Text
50
Colour
Number
FLOOR - GROUND FLOOR 3 FLOOR 2 FLOOR 1
BLOCK-C
BLOCK-B
Block distinguishers
BLOCK-A
DISTINGUISHING BLOCKS
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
43. Distance between blocks shall be drawn as lines in the Colour No.
81, if the number of blocks exceeds one. Additionally inside the
site plan, each Block's outline shall be drawn in Colour No. 10 as
setback boundary specified before. The name of the block is to be
given as text in Colour No. 50. The main column's position in the
site shall be drawn using Colour No. 192 as specified previously.
Block distance
DISTANCE BETWEEN BLOCKS
RESIDENTIAL BLOCK - 1 RESIDENTIAL BLOCK - 2
COMMERCIAL BLOCK
Polyline
10
Colour
Number
Block outline
Text
50
Colour
Number
Block Name
Polyline
192
Colour
Number
Main column
Line
81
Colour
Number
C
O
F
F
E
E

S
H
O
P
U
P
D
N
C
A
F
E
T
E
R
I
A
G
.
T
O
I
.
L
.
T
O
I
.
L
I
F
T
L
I
F
T
OTS
R
e
c
e
p
t
i
o
n
ROOM - 9
ROOM - 8
ROOM - 7
ROOM - 6
ROOM - 2
ROOM - 3
ROOM - 4
ROOM - 5
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
ED
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
ROOM - 1
LOOBY
OTS
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
FSI (HOTEL)
Polyline
191
Number
Deduction
Colour
Polyline
122
Number
Hotel FSI
Colour
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
Respective
Floors
44. FSI area for a Hotel building shall be drawn as polyline using the
Colour No. 122. The deductions such as OTS, ducts etc. within
Base floor of
the duplex
41. If a Duplex unit exists combining FLOOR-GROUND and FLOOR01,
then the lower floor's dwelling unit polyline shall be drawn in
FLOOR-GROUND and the upper floor's dwelling unit polyline shall
also be placed in FLOOR-GROUND, with a cutout of deduction
Colour No. 135, corresponding to any open area in the upper floor
shall be drawn. Additionally 'KITCHEN' text shall be given in lower
floor and 'KITCHEN-BELOW' text shall be given in the upper floor
polyline. There is no change in FSI polyline layers.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
42. Blocks shall be distinguished between each other in case of Group
Developments. Distinguishing of blocks shall be done by drawing
polylines in the Colour No. 50 along with Block names as text in
the same colour for identifying individual blocks present such as
Block-A, Block-B and Block-C.
FLOOR-STILT
(or)
FLOOR-GROUND
43. Distance between blocks shall be drawn as lines in the Colour No.
81, if the number of blocks exceeds one. Additionally inside the
site plan, each Block's outline shall be drawn in Colour No. 10 as
setback boundary specified before. The name of the block is to be
given as text in Colour No. 50. The main column's position in the
site shall be drawn using Colour No. 192 as specified previously.
Vinza-CMDA-APPAS-UM Draft Version 59 Vinza-CMDA-APPAS-UM Draft Version 60 Vinza-CMDA-APPAS-UM Draft Version 61
Polyline & Text
50
Colour
Number
BLOCK-C
BLOCK-B
Block distinguishers
BLOCK-A
Block distance
DUPLEX DWELLING UNIT
DISTINGUISHING BLOCKS DISTANCE BETWEEN BLOCKS
RESIDENTIAL BLOCK - 1 RESIDENTIAL BLOCK - 2
COMMERCIAL BLOCK
Polyline
10
Colour
Number
Block outline
Text
50
Colour
Number
Block Name
Polyline
192
Colour
Number
Main column
OTS
HALL
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
LIVING
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
OTS
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R

W
I
D
T
H

-

2
.
0
0

M
.
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1
W1
V
1
V
1
V
1
V
1 D1
A2
A1
OTS
HALL
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET TOILET
OTS
GUEST HALL
TOILET TOILET
OTS
OTS
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R

W
I
D
T
H

-

2
.
0
0

M
.

W
I
D
E
D1 D1
D1
D1
D2 D2
D1
D1 D1
D2 D2
D1
D1
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W1
W2 W2
W1
W2 W2
W1
W1
W1
V
1
V
1
V
1
V
1
A2
B1
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
OTS
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
FLOOR- GROUND FLOOR01
OTS OTS OTS
A2
A1
A2
B1
S.NO DESCRIPTION LAYER S.NO DESCRIPTION LAYER S.NO DESCRIPTION LAYER
KITCHEN- BELOW
C
O
F
F
E
E

S
H
O
P
U
P
D
N
C
A
F
E
T
E
R
I
A
G
.
T
O
I
.
L
.
T
O
I
.
L
I
F
T
L
I
F
T
OTS
R
e
c
e
p
t
i
o
n
ROOM - 9
ROOM - 8
ROOM - 7
ROOM - 6
ROOM - 2
ROOM - 3
ROOM - 4
ROOM - 5
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
ED
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
ROOM - 1
LOOBY
OTS
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
FSI (HOTEL)
Polyline
191
Number
Deduction
Colour
Polyline
122
Number
Hotel FSI
Colour
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
Respective
Floors
44. FSI area for a Hotel building shall be drawn as polyline using the
Colour No. 122. The deductions such as OTS, ducts etc. within
ROOM - 9
ROOM - 8
ROOM - 7
ROOM - 6
ROOM - 2
ROOM - 3
ROOM - 4
ROOM - 5
ROOM - 1
HOTEL ROOMS BOUNDARY
Polyline
126
Number
Deduction
Colour
Polyline
32
Number
Hotel Rooms
Colour
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
Respective
Floors
45. Hotel rooms boundary shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour No.
32 with Hotel room numbers as text in the same colour. The
deductions shall be drawn as polylines in the Colour No. 126. The
hotel room text shall be completely enclosed in the hotel room
polyline boundary.
Line
81
Colour
Number
C
O
F
F
E
E

S
H
O
P
U
P
D
N
C
A
F
E
T
E
R
I
A
G
.
T
O
I
.
L
.
T
O
I
.
L
I
F
T
L
I
F
T
OTS
R
e
c
e
p
t
i
o
n
ROOM - 9
ROOM - 8
ROOM - 7
ROOM - 6
ROOM - 2
ROOM - 3
ROOM - 4
ROOM - 5
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
ED
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
ROOM - 1
LOOBY
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
Rooms text
Text
32
Number
Colour
L
I
F
T
L
I
F
T
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
OTS
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
HOTEL BALCONY
Polyline
52
Number
Hotel Balcony
Colour
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
Respective
Floors
46. Balcony in the Hotels is drawn as polyline in the Colour No. 52.
The FSI polyline shall completely enclose the Balcony polyline.
C
O
F
F
E
E

S
H
O
P
U
P
D
N
C
A
F
E
T
E
R
I
A
G
.
T
O
I
.
L
.
T
O
I
.
L
I
F
T
L
I
F
T
OTS
R
e
c
e
p
t
i
o
n
ROOM - 9
ROOM - 8
ROOM - 7
ROOM - 6
ROOM - 2
ROOM - 3
ROOM - 4
ROOM - 5
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y
ED
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
C
O
R
R
I
D
O
R
ROOM - 1
LOOBY
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
DUCT
B
A
L
C
O
N
Y

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