Zone and restriction check
Pick the layers that matter, coastal, flood, forest, airport, heritage, power lines, water bodies and more, and get a dated verdict for each at your pin.
What we need
One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.
The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:
- A verdict per layer with the distance or the zone name behind it, not a bare yes or no
- Honest coverage: a layer that does not map your district says so instead of showing clear
- Severe layers you did not tick are swept too, and flagged if they hit
How this works
What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.
Whether a plot can be built on, and how, depends on a stack of regulatory and environmental layers: coastal regulation, flood extents, reserve forest, airport height limits, monument buffers, power corridors, wetland and catchment protections, endowment registers. This mini runs the ones you pick at a single point.
A location and the layers to check. Tick a few or many; the run is one credit either way.
1A pin on the map2Layers to check- A verdict per layer with the distance or the zone name behind it, not a bare yes or no
- Honest coverage: a layer that does not map your district says so instead of showing clear
- Severe layers you did not tick are swept too, and flagged if they hit
Charged when the register answers, whether it holds a record or not: a clear answer is the answer. You see your balance before you approve, and only a search that fails is not charged.
Each layer returns clear, flagged or not covered, with the zone name or the distance measured. Not covered means the layer holds no data for that district, which is not the same as clear. Layers marked as severe are swept even when you did not tick them and appear only if they hit.
The state GIS zone layers and the endowment and forest registers, read at the pin, with the parcel located from the revenue cadastral layer.
Questions people ask
Short answers, no jargon.
Is a clear result a guarantee I can build?
No. It means that layer holds nothing at that point. Approvals still depend on the planning authority, the development rules and a site inspection. For a full picture run the 33+ check verification in LandLens One.
What does not covered mean?
Some layers exist only for certain districts, the aquifer and Redhills catchment layers for Chennai and Tiruvallur for instance. Outside them the layer has no data, and the mini says so rather than showing clear.
Why is it one credit for many layers?
The layers are read from our own registers at one point in one pass. The credit is charged only when at least one layer returns a real verdict.
How current are the layers?
Each layer is refreshed on its own cadence from the state GIS and the registers. The verdict carries the layer's own zone names and distances.
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