ISLAMABAD: In a pivotal move aimed at streamlining the house construction process, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) is set to offer pre-approved building plans to the public.
This decision was made during a CDA Board meeting presided over by Chairman Mohammad Anwarul Haq.
The board has mandated that the relevant CDA department curate a detailed booklet within eight weeks. This guide will feature approved building designs suited for various plot dimensions, simplifying the construction journey for potential homeowners.
Furthermore, the CDA is taking strides to rejuvenate a commission dedicated to updating the city’s master plan. This initiative underscores the importance of keeping the city’s blueprint current and relevant.
Highlighting the urgency of the matter, the CDA board has also directed the authority to liaise with the federal government. The goal is to establish a specialized commission that will focus on revising the master plan, which was originally conceptualized in 1960.
Despite the plan’s stipulation for bi-decadal revisions, it has seen minimal updates, with only occasional modifications by consecutive administrations.
This series of decisions by the CDA not only promises a more streamlined construction process for residents but also emphasizes the authority’s commitment to urban planning and development.
