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LASG Demands Applications For Holders Of Expired Planning Permits 

The Lagos State Government has issued demand notice to holders of expired Provisional Planning Permits to turn in applications for Final Planning Permits in earnest.

 

The Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Idris Salako, explained in a chat with a section of the media in his office on Tuesday that Provisional Planning Permits issued by the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA), pending the procurement of Registered Title from Lands Bureau, were previously valid for 18 months.

 

He added that all such expired Planning Planning Permits were no longer valid and should be deemed illegal, irrespective of the status of the construction of the building involved, whether completed or not.

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Salako disclosed that the Lagos State Government had made public the list of over 500 expired Provisional Planning Permits, adding that more lists would soon be published in batches.

 

He enjoined property owners and developers in possession of expired Provisional Planning Permits to process the application for their Final Planning Permits within one month as expired Provisional Planning Permits have seized being tenable for building construction in the State.

 

He warned that the Ministry and its agencies would, in line with the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law 2019 as amended, commence necessary enforcement actions against property with expired Provisional Planning Permits after the one-month ultimatum.

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