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Far Calculation

This document discusses how to calculate the maximum building area and number of floors allowed for a land plot based on its size and FAR (Floor Area Ratio) rules set by Rajuk. It provides an example calculation for a 5 Katha (3600 sqft) plot, showing that the maximum building area is 12600 sqft based on a 3.5 FAR, allowing up to 6 floors (1 ground floor + 5.6 upper floors rounded down). The maximum ground coverage is calculated as 62.5% of the land area.

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Far Calculation

This document discusses how to calculate the maximum building area and number of floors allowed for a land plot based on its size and FAR (Floor Area Ratio) rules set by Rajuk. It provides an example calculation for a 5 Katha (3600 sqft) plot, showing that the maximum building area is 12600 sqft based on a 3.5 FAR, allowing up to 6 floors (1 ground floor + 5.6 upper floors rounded down). The maximum ground coverage is calculated as 62.5% of the land area.

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FAR Calculation

Assume,

Land = 5 Katha = 3600 sft

Road = 20 ft
Maximum Building Area,

MBA=land∗FAR [ FAR will given∈Rajuk gadget ]

¿ 3600∗3.5 [ For 5 Katha FAR is 3.5 ]

¿ 12600 sft

Maximum Ground Clearance

MGC=62.5 % of Land ( According ¿Rajuk gadget)

¿ 3600∗62.5 %

¿ 2250 sft

MBA
Number of floor =
MGC

12600
¿
2250

¿ 5.6 floor

Total Floor =Ground Floor +5.6 floor

¿ 1+5.6=6.6 floor

¿ 6 floor∧a chila kotha

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