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# Residential Construction Permit Master Data Templates

## Introduction

Manual processes related to scrutiny, approval, or rejection of building construction or renovation plans is a time-consuming process for both citizens and employees. The DIGIT OBPAS module automates the entire building plan approval process right from enabling online submission of plans, documents to initiating verification and final approval of the plan. Citizens can now track their plan approval or inspection status, pay fees online, download and print the Permit Order and Occupancy Certificate online. The module streamlines the building plan approval system with configurable workflows for effective management through different phases of approval.

## Module Features

* Centralized login page for citizen, officials and stakeholders
* Citizen functionalities
* Online application submission - New construction
* Occupancy certificate request
* Field Inspection Report Capture
* Pay fee online and generate permit order online
* Inspection of applications and online status
* Configurable workflow
* Auto fee calculation
* Online and offline payment collection
* Rejection process
* Revocation process
* Configurable functionalities

## Module Ontology

### State Level

1. [List of services](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/list-of-services.md)
2. [Occupancy](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/building-occupancy.md)
3. [Sub Occupancy](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/building-sub-occupancy.md)
4. [Usage](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/building-usage.md)
5. [List of documents for each service](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/service-wise-documents.md)
6. [Inspection checklist](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/inspection-checklist.md)
7. [List of stakeholder types](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/stakeholders-type.md)
8. [Town planning schemes](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/town-planning-schemes.md)
9. [List of NOC departments](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/noc-departments.md)

### ULB Level

1. [Fee structure](/local-governance/access/local-governance-stack/online-building-plan-approval-system-obpas/obpas-master-data-templates/fee-structure.md)

## Module Reports

None as of now.

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