I’m planning to buy land in a village near Bangalore. The land has a khata with the gram panchayat, but the BMRDA CDP map shows it’s in an orange zone, likely a waste management site. Is this purchase legally sound? Who can approve building a home there? What government office should I contact to get the legal details and permissions required?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m planning to buy land in a village near Bangalore. The land has a khata with the gram panchayat, but the BMRDA CDP map shows it’s in an orange zone, likely a waste management site. Is this purchase legally sound? Who can approve building a home there? What government office should I contact to get the legal details and permissions required?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Purchasing land in an orange zone on the BMRDA CDP map, even if it has a khata, is risky. Building permissions are unlikely to be granted for a waste management site. Contact the BMRDA directly to verify the land’s status and ascertain the specific regulations and approvals required.

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