March 27, 2024: The Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) has made the submission of structure stability certificates mandatory for any alterations carried out in houses. The housing board took note of alterations being made in CHB houses in a few sectors and served notices to the allottees to submit the structure stability certificates within a period of 15 days, according to a TOI report.
The allottees of CHB houses in Sectors 41A, 41D, 45C, 45D, 46, 47C, 39B and 29B have been asked to get the structural stability for their units assessed by the structural engineers empanelled with the Chandigarh administration for the additions or alterations done by them and submit the certificate to the CHB at their own cost.
The report to be submitted by the structural engineers should be accompanied by the design calculations and any other documentary evidence. The structural design of the housing units constructed by CHB is already available on CHB’s website, chbonline, in the notice cited in the media report.
Earlier, the CHB had issued individual and public notices to the allottees of the Sector 41A duplex houses. All the allottees/ persons concerned in the duplex flats in Sector 41A, Chandigarh, were directed to remove the building violations and rectify their dwelling units within the prescribed time limit, failing which the exercise would be undertaken by the housing board at the risk and cost of the allottees/ persons concerned.
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