Vadodara Masterplan

It is the binding development plan for 714.56 sq km around Vadodara, governing permitted land uses and construction rules. Sanctioned by the Gujarat government on 18 January 2012, it runs until 2031.

Obtain a Zoning Certificate from Room 107 in VUDA Bhavan, Karelibaug, for ₹300 per survey number. This is the only document that officially confirms a plot's D.P. zone classification.

You need a Zoning Certificate, D.P./T.P. Part Plan, Form-F, ownership documents, a certified layout, and detailed plans prepared by a VUDA-registered architect or engineer.

Not automatically. NA (Non-Agricultural) permission under Section 65 of the Gujarat Land Revenue Code must be obtained from the District Collector before construction begins, even if the VUDA plan zones the land as residential.

A Town Planning (TP) scheme realigns plot boundaries and deducts land for roads and public use. Bhayli, Atladara, Manjalpur, and Gotri-Gorva all have active or draft TP schemes. Always verify whether your survey number falls inside a notified TP scheme before signing.

Yes. The GDCR mandates setting aside approximately 35–40% of land area for public purposes when applying for a development permit on larger parcels in the VUDA jurisdiction, as confirmed by Gujarat HC order C/WPPIL/111/2013.

VUDA's jurisdiction covers Vadodara city (VMC area) and surrounding villages and municipalities within a planning boundary of 714.56 sq km. TP schemes within VMC limits are prepared by the corporation and routed to the state government through VUDA.