The Lagos State Government’s ninety (90)-day amnesty period for property owners and developers to obtain the necessary permits is coming to an end this month. This is a critical opportunity to regularize your properties without facing penalties. If you haven’t yet taken advantage of this initiative, now is the time to act swiftly. AANDA Consulting is here to ensure you don’t miss this vital deadline and help you navigate the process efficiently.
The Significance of the Amnesty Period
This amnesty period is a unique and time-sensitive initiative by the Lagos State Government to:
- Encourage Compliance: Avoid severe penalties by ensuring your property meets all regulatory standards.
- Reduce Unapproved Properties: Legalize your property now to avoid future legal complications and costs.
- Streamline Urban Development: Contribute to a safer, well-planned Lagos by adhering to building regulations.
Documents Required for Obtaining Building Permits in Lagos, Nigeria
To ensure a smooth and expedited process, property owners and developers should prepare the following documents:
- Title Document: Certificate of Occupancy or Deed of Assignment.
- Survey Plan: Showing the exact location and size of the property.
- Architectural Drawings: Detailed plans of the building, including floor plans, elevations, and sections.
- Structural Drawings: Engineering plans that detail the structural aspects of the building.
- Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Drawings: Detailed plans for all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Report detailing the potential environmental impacts of the development.
- Fire Safety Clearance: Approval from the fire service indicating that the building meets fire safety standards.
- Tax Clearance Certificate: Proof that property taxes have been paid.
- Planning Permit Application Form: Completed application form as provided by the Lagos State Government.
- Photographs: Recent photographs of the property from different angles.