BDA CDP map, details, housing projects in Bhubaneswar

The objective of the BDA is to ensure urban growth and effective monitoring of the people-centric developments

In order to provide planned development to the state capital of Odisha, the state government constituted the Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) in 1983. Since then, the Authority has been making efforts, towards ensuring urban growth and effective monitoring of developments through a people-centric approach. The BDA also prepares the development plan for micro-level planning.

 

Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA)

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BDA CDP map

The Bhubaneswar Development Authority works towards ensuring sustainable growth and planned development of the region. The BDA has prepared a CDP (Comprehensive Development Plant) in 2010 and Zonal Development Plan to ensure efficient planning at the micro-level.

Visit the official website of BDA https://www.bda.gov.in to view the CDP 2010 maps and reports.

 

BDA: Role and mission

  • To prepare a comprehensive development plan for area development, zonal development plan and town planning schemes.
  • Developing housing and urban infrastructure, to provide quality standard of living to the residents.
  • Ensuring environmental development in the urban areas.
  • Controlling encroachment of government land and ensuring adherence to building regulations.
  • Creating a land bank for urban development and affordable housing.
  • Maintaining a grievance cell and ensuring speedy disposal of pending cases. This also includes prescribing time limits for various transactions.
  • Monitoring the tatkal scheme for issue of building permission within 15 days.

According to the official BDA’s website:

“The Bhubaneswar Development Authority aims to transform the temple city Bhubaneswar to a world-class, liveable urban centre with more green cover, adequate public places and especially quality infrastructure-based suitable alternatives for all kinds of citizens, irrespective of age and gender.”

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BDA: Major projects

Bhubaneswar One

Being implemented as part of Bhubaneswar Smart City, Bhubaneswar One is a map-based web application that will integrate geo-spatial data from government and private organisations for facilitating authentic information, such as revenue, village boundaries, plot boundaries, CDP map, locations, ward information, public services, different tourist sites and much more.

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Complete street project

The BDA has identified 120 kms of road network, for implementing the complete street design project. Under this project, the streets would be planned for better distribution of road space for all user groups, such as pedestrians, cyclists, public transport and motor vehicles. It would also ensure planned integration of underground/overground utilities, signage, bus shelters, etc.

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Heritage signage project

The Heritage Signage Guidelines for the Ekamra Kshetra Heritage Zone has been drafted by the BDA, with an aim to provide clear, concise information about the heritage monuments, which are relevant, aesthetically pleasing and consistent for all heritage sites. This will help promote a unified and attractive appearance for all facilities and eliminate inconsistent, ineffective and unnecessary signs.

 

BDA latest news

Bhubaneswar Development Authority starts allotment in housing project

June 12, 2023: The BDA has initiated the allotment process of houses in its residential project, Daya Enclave, at K9 B Bhagabanpur on the city’s outskirts, according to a TOI report. The online registration for the allotment of houses in the project will continue till July 7, 2023.

Project details

BDA offers 128 units of 2BHK apartments for the middle-income group. Prospective buyers can visit the official portal https://www.bda.gov.in/ and register to participate in the lottery system for the allotment of houses.

The authority offers two types of apartments in this project, with a set price of Rs 51.6 lakh and Rs 49.6 lakh, respectively. The project includes four residential blocks with 128 units of 2-BHK apartments and other amenities such as a community hall, parking facilities, a garden, a play area, power backup facility, etc.

How to apply?

Applicants must register at the link provided on the website.

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They must mention details such as name, family details, income, whether they have any property in the BDA or the municipal corporation area, etc. Interested buyers must pay a security deposit of Rs 2 lakh and the remaining amount in two different instalments.

 

BDA helpline number

Citizens can reach out to the BDA in case of any queries or grievances on the following helpline numbers:

Toll free: 1800 345 0061

Landline: 0674 2548295

 

BDA office address

Akash Shova Building, Sachivalaya Marg, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751001

0674-2392801,

0674-2390633

[email protected]

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FAQs

Who is the vice-chairman of BDA?

Prem Chandra Chaudhary is the vice-chairman of the BDA.

What does BDA stand for?

BDA stands for the Bhubaneswar Development Authority.

When was the BDA established?

The Bhubaneswar Development Authority was established in 1983.

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