COURSE TITLE: BUILDING BYE LAWS

Zero Lecture:
ARC 341
Building Bye Laws

COURSE INSTRUCTOR: HARLEEN KAUR - 23593

Course Assessment Model L –2 T – 0 P-0 Cr-2

MARKS BREAK UP

▪ ATTENDANCE 05

▪ CA 25

▪ MTE 20

▪ ETE 50

▪ Total 100
(pass percentage will be 45%)
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• Comprehend different terminologies and definitions related to legal

framework and building bye laws.

• Understanding the procedure of building permission from central,

state, local government, development authority etc.

• Analyze legal framework and bye laws of Delhi, Chandigarh and

PUDA etc.

• Application of rules and regulations of legal framework and bye laws in

academic and professional life.
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INTRODUCTION

• The rules are the standard set of instructions made for people, which
explains that how things are to be done.

• The rules should be followed by the public as they are made for the
welfare of them.

• Under the constitution of India there exists law, which includes many
acts, after that comes regulations and finally rules.

• Non-compliance of any rule can cause a little effect.

Rules tell us what to do and what not to do. It can be set up for home,
hospital, institution, college, office, school, etc.
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INTRODUCTION

REGULATIONS

• Regulations can be defined as the rules which are authorized by the government
and approved by the public.

• They are made after taking into consideration the whole public at large and so
they must be followed by them.

• Violation of any regulation may cause severe penalty or punishment or both.

• In the parliament, when both the houses pass a bill it becomes an act, and on the
basis of the act, regulations come into force.
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INTRODUCTION

• Laws are rules and guidelines that are set up by the social institutions to govern
behavior.

• These laws are made by government officials.

• Laws must be obeyed by all.

• Laws set out standards, procedures and principles that must be followed.

• Bylaws are secondary laws that are established by an organization, community

that allows it to regulate itself.
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UNIT I :
INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING BYE LAWS AND NATIONAL BUILDING CODE :

• OBJECTIVES,REQUIREMENTS AND SCOPE OF BYELAWS,

• DEFINITIONS AND TERMINOLOGIES,

• COMPONENTS OF SUBMISSION DRAWINGS,

• COLORING OF PLAN AND RELATED DOCUMENTS FOR APPROVAL, PARKING

STANDARDS,

• POWER AND DUTIES OF BUILDING OFFICIALS,

• COMPETANCY AND QUALIFICATIONS OF DIFFERENT PROFESSIONALS,

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF OWNER,

• INSPECTION OCCUPANCY PERMIT AND POST OCCUPANCY INSPECTION AND REPORT

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UNIT II-

COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF BUILDING BYE LAWS :

• LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS,

• TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHT,

• NORMS AND STANDARD FOR FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY,

• STUDY OF SPECIAL PROVISIONS,

• NORMS AND STANDARDS OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL

BUILDINGS,

• NORMS AND STANDARDS FOR OTHER BUILDINGS

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UNIT III-

SPECIFICATION WRITING :

• DEFINITION, SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES OF SPECIFICATION,

• TYPES OF SPECIFICATION, GENERAL AND DETAIL,

• INTRODUCTION TO PWD AND CPWD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CIVIL

WORK,

• DRAFTING OF SPECIFICATION FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS

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UNIT IV, V and VI

Unit-IV Rules, regulation and development control of Punjab Urban

Development Authority.

Unit V - Rules, regulation and development control of Chandigarh

Development Authority.

Unit VI - Rules, regulation and development control of Delhi Development

Authority.
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