Interactive Visual Guide
Drag the sliders to see how UDCPR rules respond. Diagrams follow the official Graphical Dictionary for UDCPR 2020 and use the same figures as the calculator.
stacked_bar_chart How FSI Builds Up
Regulation 6.3 / 6.1 — basic + premium + TDR, then ancillary on top
crop_free Setbacks & Buildable Footprint
Table 6-D + Reg 6.2.3 — top-down plan; orange = where you can build
Front
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Side
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Rear
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Footprint
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view_compact Interior & Exterior Chowk
Regulation 6.9 — minimum chowk widens with building height
Internal Chowk (min)
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≥ 3.0 m or H/6
External Chowk (min)
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≥ 2.4 m or H/7
A chowk (internal courtyard) is what lets habitable rooms and kitchens draw light and ventilation. The taller the building, the wider the chowk must be.
tram Metro Corridor (TOD) FSI
Regulation 14.2.3 — within 500 m of the Nagpur Metro; needs both road width AND plot area
Max Permissible FSI
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scale 0 → 4.0
| Min Road | Min Plot | Max FSI |
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| 9 m | Below 1,000 m² | 2.00 |
| 9 m | 1,000 m²+ | 3.00 |
| 12 m | 2,000 m²+ | 3.50 |
| 15 m | 2,000 m²+ | 4.00 |
add_road Internal Layout Road Width
Regulation 3.3 (Tables 3-A / 3-C) — wider internal roads are required as the layout runs deeper
Required Internal Road Width
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Cul-de-sacs may run up to 150 m (extendable to 275 m with a turning space of ≥ 81 m², no dimension under 9 m).
Reference Library
Quick-reference cards for the remaining UDCPR provisions covered in the official Graphical Dictionary. Figures are indicative — verify against the current notification before sanction.
do_not_disturb_on Site Eligibility & Means of Access
Site Not Eligible for Construction
Regulation 3.1.1
Means of Access (non-abutting plots)
Regulation 3.2
park Recreational Open Space (R.O.S.)
Minimum Dimensions
Regulation 3.4.6
R.O.S. on Podium / Terrace
Regulation 3.4
map Land-Use Zones — What's Permitted
Chapter 4 • The zone decides which uses (and which FSI table) apply to your plot
Residential R-1
Reg 4.3
Homes, plus ancillary uses: dispensaries & clinics (≤ 20 beds), nursing/maternity homes, hostels, old-age homes, professional offices (≤ 50 m² carpet), community halls/gymnasia (≤ 100 m²), home occupation (≤ 1 HP load).
Residential R-2
Reg 4.4
All R-1 uses plus a wider band of shops, service establishments and small commercial activity — the mixed-use residential fabric.
Commercial Zone
Reg 4.7
Shops, offices, malls, hotels, business and mercantile uses; residential generally permitted above commercial. Highest FSI band in Nagpur (pure commercial basic 2.50).
Industrial Zone
Reg 4.8
Manufacturing, warehousing and allied uses. "I-to-R/C" conversion allows residential/commercial on industrial land on premium (15–20% of ASR).
Public / Semi-Public
Reg 4.10
Government offices, schools, hospitals, civic amenities, utilities and institutional uses serving the public.
Agricultural / Green Belt
Reg 4.11 / 4.12
Farming, farm houses (restricted), and river-protection / green belts where development is tightly limited (FSI of green belt per Reg 6.5).
stairs Building Anatomy — Dimensional Requirements
Chapter 9 • Minimum / maximum dimensions for the parts of a building
Plinth
Reg 9.1
Habitable Room
Reg 9.2
Kitchen
Reg 9.3
Bath / WC
Reg 9.4
Loft / Ledge & Cupboard
Reg 9.5 / 9.6
Mezzanine Floor
Reg 9.7
Garage
Reg 9.9
Basement
Reg 9.11
Balcony
Reg 9.14
Refuge Area
Reg 9.29.6
Staircase Projection
Reg 9.28.7 / 9.30
Exit / Travel Distance
Reg 9.28
local_parking Parking Space Sizes
Regulation 8.1 • Individual stall sizes (the count required is in the calculator & UDCPR Tables page)
Stall Dimensions
Reg 8.1.1(ii)
Composite Parking
Reg 8.1.1(v)
calculate FSI Calculation & Permissible Projections
Net Plot for FSI
Reg 6.6
Projections in Margins
Reg 6.7
swap_horiz Transferable Development Rights (TDR)
Regulation 11.2 • Development potential of a surrendered/reserved plot, used elsewhere
Generation
Reg 11.2.4 / 11.2.5
TDR is generated when an owner surrenders reserved land (and optionally builds the amenity on it) to the Authority, in exchange for development rights as FSI — including an amenity-construction component using a cost-based formula.
Utilisation
Reg 11.2.6
TDR loaded on a receiving plot is value-adjusted for land rates:
X = usable TDR on receiving plot; Y = TDR debited; Rg / Rr = ASR land rate of generating / receiving plot. Max TDR loading per road width is in Tables 6-A / 6-G.
workspaces Special Schemes (Chapter 14)
Integrated Township (ITP)
Reg 14.1
Large self-contained townships (min area threshold) with their own FSI, amenity and infrastructure norms.
Transit Oriented Dev. (TOD)
Reg 14.2
Within 500 m of metro corridors — FSI up to 4.0, small-tenement and density conditions. Nagpur specifics in the interactive diagram above.
Affordable Housing
Reg 14.3
Enhanced FSI for EWS/LIG housing with phased release tied to the affordable-housing component.
PMAY
Reg 14.4
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana — building potential up to 2.5 treated as basic (no premium/TDR); 10% of basic usable for commercial.
Slum Rehabilitation (SRA)
Reg 14.7
Rehab + free-sale components; incentive ratio by LR/RC and scheme size; in-situ FSI may exceed 4.0 (excess as TDR).
Urban Renewal Scheme
Reg 14.8
Cluster redevelopment of old/congested cores with consolidated FSI and urban-renewal TDR.
IT Township (IITP)
Reg 14.10
Integrated IT/ITES townships with concessional FSI and support-use allowances.
Integrated Logistics Park
Reg 14.11
Up to 200% additional FSI for qualifying integrated logistics parks.
Green Building Incentive
Reg 7.10
Incentive FSI for certified green buildings; Smart Fintech Centre provisions under Reg 7.12.
Apply these to your plot
The calculator runs every one of these rules together and adds the full cost feasibility.
calculate Sign In to CalculateDiagrams are schematic, for understanding the rules — not construction drawings. Source: UDCPR-2020 & the official Graphical Dictionary for UDCPR 2020.