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ARCHITECT SANJAY GOEL WELCOMES PUNJAB GOVT’S MOVE TO ALLOW STILT PARKING, URGES STRICT IMPLEMENTATION

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The Punjab government’s decision to allow stilt parking in upcoming new residential buildings is a very welcome step, but it must be implemented in full spirit as parking issues have become a serious concern in residential areas.

Stating this in a statement here on Wednesday, leading architect and former Director of Ludhiana Smart City Ltd., Sanjay Goel said that with this provision, residents can easily add a lift, if required, along with the stair block, while utilising the rest of the ground floor for parking. “Otherwise, the streets are filled with vehicles, and at many places even the available road space is insufficient,” he added.

Goel emphasised that parking within the premises would not only ensure vehicle safety but also help reduce congestion on city streets.

He further noted that while the government’s move to allow self-certification by architects is commendable, building owners must strictly adhere to construction bylaws to make cities more liveable and better organised.

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