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The Greater Bangalore Authority (GBA) has officially announced major changes to buffer zone rules across Bengaluru. This update has opened the doors for thousands of property owners to finally receive building plan approval that was previously rejected due to wider buffer restrictions around lakes, drains (rajakaluve), and stormwater channels.

✨ New Buffer Zone Limits

• Primary Buffer: 50m ➝ 10m
• Secondary Buffer: 25m ➝ 5m
• Tertiary Buffer: 15m ➝ 3m

These revised rules will significantly impact home construction, real estate development, and property documentation in Bengaluru. If your plan was rejected earlier due to buffer zone issues, you may now be eligible for approval under the new GBA rules.

In this video, we explain: 🏗 What is a buffer zone
📍 How the new measurements affect construction
📑 Who can now apply for BBMP / BDA / GBA plan approval
🔧 The step-by-step process to get your approval cleared
📌 Areas in Bangalore most impacted by these changes

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