(B) A health committee or, if applicable, the Director shall conduct groundwater monitoring at construction and demolition facilities in accordance with this Division. To do the follow-up, the board of directors or the board of directors pays the right to do the follow-up. [46] Kangkan Acharyya, „Delhi`s illegal constructions: Criminal provisions are badly needed to curb threate, AAP`s silence is sursursurprising,” Firstpost, January 18, 2018, www.firstpost.com/india/delhis-illegal-constructions-criminal-provisions-are-badly-needed-to-curb-menace-aaps-silence-is-surprising-4308543.html As more and more people live temporarily or permanently in cities, economic, physical, social, educational, health and health demand and Leisure facilities. Infrastructure is also increasing. [6] This includes housing, employment and offices, markets, shopping malls, educational institutions, hospitals and health centres, restaurants, cinemas, gardens and playgrounds. Most of these services and infrastructure require several new buildings. [7] Money collected by a health authority under this section shall be paid into a special fund hereby established in each health district and used solely to finance and conduct groundwater monitoring in the health district`s debris construction and demolition facilities in accordance with section (B) of this section. Of the money collected, the health authority shall transfer to the Director eighty per cent of the sums received from the owner or operator of a facility under this section to the Director not later than forty-five days after receipt of the money. [28] The Free Press Journal, „Illegal Bungalows in Alibaug: HC Asks Collectors to Demolish 24 Structures, 12. November 2019, www.freepressjournal.in/mumbai/illegal-bungalows-in-alibaug-hc-asks-collector-to-demolish-24-structures A third category of construction includes buildings whose approval has been granted by a competent authority, but has been incorrectly approved in violation of the DCRs that govern construction. [67] Some minor errors may occur and be corrected by a criminal complaint or a lecture composition. However, if the violation is significant and violates the fundamental standards of building and development regulations, resulting in unacceptable structural trade-offs, then the structure is a problematic structure that needs to be addressed. This may mean asking the owner to reinforce part of the structure or demolish part of the building and rebuild it in accordance with regulations or demolish the structure completely.
In all cases, a heavy fine should be imposed for intentional delay. In addition, ULB officials who granted the permit should be sanctioned and dismissed from the building permits department. If the approved construction contains structurally hazardous elements that have been knowingly approved, the authorities involved in that construction should be prosecuted and, if convicted, dismissed from service. The building itself must be demolished. In addition to human observation, large-scale screening for illegal constructions (activities) can also rely on remote sensing technology using satellite imagery (e.g. EROS B, IRS-P5,…) and geographic information systems. [4] Overall, as Indian cities become denser, rampant illegal construction is proving to be a major factor in the deterioration of the state of these urban spaces. Developers and individual property owners have engaged in illegal practices, and municipal governments have failed to enforce regulations. The city administration is partly responsible for not using its powers to stop and demolish such buildings. (B) The owner or operator of a construction and demolition waste management facility licensed under this Chapter shall endeavour to remove all solid waste from construction and demolition debris before construction and demolition debris is removed from the facility`s work plan.
(C) The Director and the Health Committee may, on their own initiative, investigate or inquire into the removal of construction and demolition debris within their respective areas of jurisdiction. 2. The location criteria set out in this section by this amendment shall not apply to the extension of a construction and demolition installation that was in operation before 22 December 2005 to land within the limits specified in the application for an initial permit for that facility or in any subsequent permit granted for that facility up to and including the authorization for that facility for the calendar year 2005.