Property Solutions: Building a house in Lagos requires several government approvals to ensure compliance with regulations and avoid legal issues. Here are the key approvals needed:
*1. Land Ownership & Title Documentation*
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or Governor’s Consent to confirm legal ownership.
Registered Survey Plan to define land boundaries. So you that you won't be on someone's property thinking it's your own
Property Solutions: *2. Building Plan Approval*
Submit architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings to the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPA) for review.
Obtain approval from the Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) before construction
If you're buying the house....you should be able to see these documents with whoever is selling to you
*3. Environmental & Safety Approvals*
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for large-scale projects.
Fire Safety Clearance from the Lagos State Fire Service.
Drainage Clearance from the Ministry of Environment.
*4. Construction Permits & Compliance*
Soil Test Report to ensure structural stability.
Structural Integrity Letter signed by a COREN-registered engineer.
Final Inspection & Compliance Certificate from LASBCA after construction.
*Final Steps*
Once all approvals are secured, construction can legally commence. Regular inspections ensure compliance with zoning laws and safety regulations.
Many of these documents are available with the developers, which can be part of documents given to you. If you don't see any of these, you can request it.
You need to ask.... because if violation is observed in future, the developer may not be available to defend you.
*1. Land Ownership & Title Documentation*
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or Governor’s Consent to confirm legal ownership.
Registered Survey Plan to define land boundaries. So you that you won't be on someone's property thinking it's your own
Property Solutions: *2. Building Plan Approval*
Submit architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings to the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPA) for review.
Obtain approval from the Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) before construction
If you're buying the house....you should be able to see these documents with whoever is selling to you
*3. Environmental & Safety Approvals*
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for large-scale projects.
Fire Safety Clearance from the Lagos State Fire Service.
Drainage Clearance from the Ministry of Environment.
*4. Construction Permits & Compliance*
Soil Test Report to ensure structural stability.
Structural Integrity Letter signed by a COREN-registered engineer.
Final Inspection & Compliance Certificate from LASBCA after construction.
*Final Steps*
Once all approvals are secured, construction can legally commence. Regular inspections ensure compliance with zoning laws and safety regulations.
Many of these documents are available with the developers, which can be part of documents given to you. If you don't see any of these, you can request it.
You need to ask.... because if violation is observed in future, the developer may not be available to defend you.
Property Solutions: Building a house in Lagos requires several government approvals to ensure compliance with regulations and avoid legal issues. Here are the key approvals needed:
*1. Land Ownership & Title Documentation*
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or Governor’s Consent to confirm legal ownership.
Registered Survey Plan to define land boundaries. So you that you won't be on someone's property thinking it's your own
Property Solutions: *2. Building Plan Approval*
Submit architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings to the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPA) for review.
Obtain approval from the Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) before construction
If you're buying the house....you should be able to see these documents with whoever is selling to you
*3. Environmental & Safety Approvals*
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for large-scale projects.
Fire Safety Clearance from the Lagos State Fire Service.
Drainage Clearance from the Ministry of Environment.
*4. Construction Permits & Compliance*
Soil Test Report to ensure structural stability.
Structural Integrity Letter signed by a COREN-registered engineer.
Final Inspection & Compliance Certificate from LASBCA after construction.
*Final Steps*
Once all approvals are secured, construction can legally commence. Regular inspections ensure compliance with zoning laws and safety regulations. 🚀🏡
Many of these documents are available with the developers, which can be part of documents given to you. If you don't see any of these, you can request it.
You need to ask.... because if violation is observed in future, the developer may not be available to defend you.
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