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Building plan approval & NOC guide

Who approves house and building plans in Mirpur, other AJK towns, housing societies and Punjab cities — documents needed, steps and how Kataria Engineering handles the process for you.

Which authority approves your plan?

Where is your plot?Approving bodyUsual documents
Mirpur city (MDA-controlled areas)Mirpur Development Authority (MDA)Architectural drawings, structural drawings signed by a PEC-registered engineer, ownership papers (fard / registry / allotment), site plan, NOC fee challans; soil report for larger or multi-storey buildings.
Other AJK towns (Dadyal, Kotli, Bhimber, Mangla)Municipal committee / town committee or the area development authorityOwnership papers, site plan, architectural drawings; structural drawings for double storey and above; road-width setback as per local bye-laws.
Private housing societies (e.g. New Metro City, Bahria Town, DHA)The society's own planning / town planning departmentSociety's possession letter, no-dues certificate, architectural and structural drawings on the society's format, bye-law compliance (setbacks, height, coverage), construction-security deposit where required.
Punjab cities & townsDevelopment authority (e.g. LDA, RDA, GDA) or the Municipal / Tehsil Municipal CommitteeOwnership documents, approved site plan, architectural and structural drawings, PEC engineer's certificate, and the authority's fee challans; commercial buildings also need NOCs (fire, traffic, environment) as applicable.
Commercial / plazas / institutionsSame authority + departmental NOCsChange-of-use / commercialisation where needed, fire safety, parking plan, structural design report, environmental approval for large projects.

Fees, forms and timelines change and differ by plot size and use — the authority's latest schedule always applies. We confirm the current fee for your plot before you pay.

Steps

  1. Check that the plot is in the authority's approved scheme and that the papers are clear.
  2. Get the design file: architectural drawings on the authority's format + structural drawings signed by a PEC-registered engineer.
  3. Submit the file with ownership documents and pay the scrutiny / approval fee.
  4. Respond to objections (setbacks, height, parking) and resubmit if needed.
  5. Collect the approved plan before starting work; keep a copy on site.
  6. On completion, apply for the completion / occupancy certificate where required.

Detailed Mirpur guide: How to get your house map approved in Mirpur.

We handle the approval for you

Our team prepares the drawings in the authority's format and follows the file until approval.

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