PMRDA Development Permission and Layout Approval Process for Pune Region
PMRDA news, timelines and rule changes for Pune-region plots - for the full development permission & layout approval process, see the step-by-step 2026 guide.
In brief
- All residential construction on non-municipal plots in Pune district requires PMRDA building permission.
- Plots must belong to a sanctioned layout or have valid NA (Non-Agricultural) order.
- Online submission is processed via the PMRDA e-Challan and Building Permission scrutiny system.
- Standard approval timeline is 30 to 45 working days with compliant architectural drawings.
Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) oversees development permissions for town and rural plots outside PMC/PCMC limits. Here is how the sanction process works.
Mandatory Documents for PMRDA Building Permission
1. 7/12 Extract (digitally signed, issued within 3 months). 2. Demarcation Map (Mojani Nakasha) from the Land Records Department (TILR). 3. Architectural Drawings (Site Plan, Floor Plans, Elevation, Section) prepared by a registered architect. 4. Structural Stability Certificate from an accredited civil engineer.
For what each column of the 7/12 actually shows - and the NA/gunthewari checks before you file - see our [7/12 land record guide](/tools/seven-twelve/) and our [NA / Gunthewari plot-verification guide](/guides/na-permission-7-12-gunthewari-guide/).
How Arsa Construction Handles Your PMRDA Sanction
When you build with Arsa Construction, our in-house planning team drafts compliant municipal drawings, pays scrutiny fees, and secures the PMRDA Commencement Certificate (CC) before construction begins.
| Stage | Deliverable | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | Mojani & Title Verification | 7–10 days |
| Stage 2 | Architectural Drawing & Online Filing | 5–7 days |
| Stage 3 | Scrutiny & Development Fee Payment | 15–20 days |
| Stage 4 | Commencement Certificate (CC) Issuance | 5–7 days |
Practical tips
- Never begin excavation on agricultural land without an NA order and PMRDA sanction.
- Ensure the road width mentioned in the Mojani Nakasha matches the site reality.
Based on: PMRDA - Notifications & Circulars(original notice)
In brief
- All residential construction on non-municipal plots in Pune district requires PMRDA building permission.
- Plots must belong to a sanctioned layout or have valid NA (Non-Agricultural) order.
- Online submission is processed via the PMRDA e-Challan and Building Permission scrutiny system.
- Standard approval timeline is 30 to 45 working days with compliant architectural drawings.
Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) oversees development permissions for town and rural plots outside PMC/PCMC limits. Here is how the sanction process works.
Mandatory Documents for PMRDA Building Permission
1. 7/12 Extract (digitally signed, issued within 3 months). 2. Demarcation Map (Mojani Nakasha) from the Land Records Department (TILR). 3. Architectural Drawings (Site Plan, Floor Plans, Elevation, Section) prepared by a registered architect. 4. Structural Stability Certificate from an accredited civil engineer.
For what each column of the 7/12 actually shows - and the NA/gunthewari checks before you file - see our [7/12 land record guide](/tools/seven-twelve/) and our [NA / Gunthewari plot-verification guide](/guides/na-permission-7-12-gunthewari-guide/).
How Arsa Construction Handles Your PMRDA Sanction
When you build with Arsa Construction, our in-house planning team drafts compliant municipal drawings, pays scrutiny fees, and secures the PMRDA Commencement Certificate (CC) before construction begins.
| Stage | Deliverable | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | Mojani & Title Verification | 7–10 days |
| Stage 2 | Architectural Drawing & Online Filing | 5–7 days |
| Stage 3 | Scrutiny & Development Fee Payment | 15–20 days |
| Stage 4 | Commencement Certificate (CC) Issuance | 5–7 days |
Practical tips
- Never begin excavation on agricultural land without an NA order and PMRDA sanction.
- Ensure the road width mentioned in the Mojani Nakasha matches the site reality.
Based on: PMRDA - Notifications & Circulars(original notice)
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Unauthorized construction may face stop-work notices, compounding penalties, or demolition orders under Section 52 of the MRTP Act. Always build with valid sanctions.
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