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Lagos Reduces Penal Fee On Planning Permit

Admin March 29, 2019

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Lagos State Gov. Ambode

In its continuous effort to make Lagos an orderly and environmentally sustainable smart city, the State Government has announced the reduction of the Penal Fee on Planning Permit from 400% to 200% as a post-amnesty enhancement.

The General Manager Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA), Tpl. Funmi Osifuye, in a release issued on Thursday, said Governor Akinwunmi Ambode granted the approval for the reduction covering the period between January – December, 2019 in order to consolidate on the gains of the previous year amnesty period in respect of the grant of Planning Permit.

According to him, under the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning Law 2010, obtaining Planning Permit is a must for any physical development in the state irrespective of the landowner to ensure that structures are built in the right way and place, as well as to balance development and ensure that such development and growth are environmentally sustainable.

He further disclosed that an applicant is required to pay a Penal Fee for commencing development on site prior to obtaining Planning Permit, adding that the fees are not arbitrary but based on standard rates and vary with the size (volume) of the proposed development.

Tpl. Osifuye also enjoined District Officers to inform all staff of the new development and comply accordingly, while urging members of the public / Developers to reciprocate the kind gesture of the Lagos State Government through voluntary compliance by submitting “AS-Built” Applications for the processing of Planning Permit in their various communities in the State.

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