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Tripura Building Rules — 2017State Rules of Tripura · 1994

79.

79.(a) In respect of matters relating to fire prevention and fire protection, for which provisions have not been made in this chapter, the provisions of the latest edition of the National Building Code and the latest edition of the National Electrical Code shall apply.

Consultation with the Director of Fire Services before granting permission to erect a building.- No permission for erection, addition to or alteration of any building other than a building upto 12.50 meter in height and/or having covered area upto 500 sqm shall be granted unless the ULB in consultation with the Director, Fire Service of the Government of Tripura or any officer specially empowered by the Director, Fire Service for the purpose is satisfied about the provisions or means of exits and about the arrangements for protection against fire proposed for the building.

Erection of Hoarding, Signboard etc.:- No hoarding, signboard or any permanent/temporary structure to be used in commercial or other purposes in any building or attaching two or more buildings shall be allowed without the prior permission of the respective ULB.

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ActTripura Building Rules — 2017
Section78
Marginal noteOther reguirements
JurisdictionState of Tripura
StatusIn force as published by the source

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