Behala: A revised rule that requires any construction within 22sq km of the Behala Flying Club to get a no-objection certificate from the Airports Authority of India (AAI) has led to a slowdown in municipal sanction of building plans in one of Calcutta's realty hotspots.
The construction red zone around the "non-operational" flying club used to be barely 2sq km before a software upgrade by the AAI this year dragged as many as 16 wards into its span.
While a plot being in the red zone does not automatically disqualify it as a potential construction site, even a single-storey structure must now be cleared by the AAI before the building plan is submitted to the civic authorities.
23/07/18 Subhajoy Roy/Telegraph
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The construction red zone around the "non-operational" flying club used to be barely 2sq km before a software upgrade by the AAI this year dragged as many as 16 wards into its span.
While a plot being in the red zone does not automatically disqualify it as a potential construction site, even a single-storey structure must now be cleared by the AAI before the building plan is submitted to the civic authorities.
23/07/18 Subhajoy Roy/Telegraph
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