AP may introduce alternative to TDR policy as part of reforms in urban infra boost
The initiatives reflect the State Government’s focus on sustainable infrastructure, investment-friendly regulatory frameworks
S Suresh Kumar, Principal Secretary, Municipal Administration & Urban Development, Andhra Pradesh
Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Government has reaffirmed its strong commitment towards building resilient, people-centric and future-ready cities through accelerated urban reforms under the Municipal Administration & Urban Development (MA&UD) Department.
At a review meeting held on Tuesday, Principal Secretary, MA&UD) S Suresh Kumar, reviewed the progress of the Working Group constituted under the MoU between the MA&UD Department and the School of Planning & Architecture (SPA), Vijayawada.
The review focused on two major policy assignments of statewide prominence: Formulation of a market-responsive alternative to the existing Transferable Development Rights (TDR) Policy — aimed at boosting urban infrastructure delivery through modern, investment-friendly land value capture mechanisms and preparation of a comprehensive drainage & flood mitigation plan for coastal cities of Andhra Pradesh — a critical intervention to safeguard lives, assets, and urban economic activity amidst rising climate vulnerabilities.
The initiatives reflect the State Government’s focus on sustainable infrastructure, investment-friendly regulatory frameworks, and preparedness against increasing urban climate vulnerabilities.
