ज़ोन चेकर — गुरुग्राम

हरियाणा मास्टर प्लान के अनुसार गुरुग्राम सेक्टरों के भूमि उपयोग ज़ोन, फ्लोर एरिया रेश्यो (FAR) और ऊंचाई प्रतिबंध ब्राउज़ करें।

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Frequently Asked Questions

CLU stands for Change of Land Use. It is an approval from the Town and Country Planning Department, Haryana, that allows conversion of land from one use (e.g., agricultural) to another (e.g., residential or commercial). Without CLU approval, you cannot legally develop or construct on land that is zoned differently from your intended use. CLU applications involve fees, documentation, and compliance with the Master Plan.

Yes, but you need CLU approval from the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Haryana. The process involves submitting an application with the current property documents, proposed commercial use details, and applicable fees. Approval depends on the Master Plan zoning of the area. Properties on designated commercial belts or mixed-use zones have a higher chance of approval. Conversion in purely residential zones is typically denied.

You can check zoning status through the Haryana DTCP portal or by visiting the DTCP office in Gurugram. The Master Plan 2031 (and the upcoming Master Plan 2041) classifies all sectors into zones like residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional. You can also use our Zone Checker tool above to look up land use, FAR, and height restrictions for specific sectors.

MCG (Municipal Corporation of Gurugram) approval is required for building plan sanctions, occupation certificates, and property tax within MCG limits. DTCP (Department of Town and Country Planning) handles land use zoning and CLU approvals. They are separate authorities. For most construction projects, you need both DTCP zoning clearance and MCG building plan approval. Licensed colonies get DTCP approval, while MCG handles infrastructure and civic permissions.

In Haryana zoning terminology, R-zone (Residential zone) designates areas primarily for residential development, including plotted housing, group housing, and mixed-use along designated commercial belts. S-zone (Special zone) typically refers to areas with special development regulations, often near SEZs, industrial corridors, or areas requiring environmental clearances. S-zone may allow mixed development but with stricter density and height controls. Always verify the specific development norms for your zone with DTCP.