DCPR 2034 regulates development control for the city, ensuring planned growth, infrastructure support, road width-linked FSI, and sustainable urban design.

Under DCPR 2034, permissible floor space index (FSI) is linked to minimum road width to ensure adequate infrastructure and reduce congestion.

DCPR 2034 provides incentive FSI, including additional premium and fungible FSI, to encourage redevelopment and slum rehabilitation.

Under certain conditions, old buildings may be regularised if they meet safety and heritage norms prescribed in DCPR 2034.

Cluster redevelopment allows for integrated redevelopment of multiple adjacent plots, offering higher FSI and incentives for cohesive urban renewal.

DCPR 2034 adopts RERA’s definition of carpet area, reducing ambiguity and aligning planning with national regulatory standards.

DCPR 2034 prescribes minimum setback, amenity and open space requirements to ensure quality living environments.

Regulations require inclusion of an MHADA component in redevelopment projects, usually within the layout, not shifted elsewhere.

DCPR 2034 specifies minimum parking sizes and numbers based on plot size and use, ensuring adequate space for residents and visitors.

Slum rehabilitation continues to be an integral strategy with incentive FSI based on rehab-to-sale ratios.