Community planning covers the full process of organising how land, infrastructure and public facilities are used within a neighbourhood or town. In practice this includes site and household surveys, land-use zoning, layout design, road and utility networks, open space distribution, environmental considerations and the statutory documentation needed for approval. We handle all of these under one roof.

Yes. Our head office is in Rohtak, and we regularly deliver projects across Haryana including Jhajjar, Sonipat, Bhiwani, Hisar and Karnal, as well as Delhi NCR, Punjab and Rajasthan. Field survey teams travel to site, and project coordination is managed through a single point of contact.

A residential layout for a 5 to 20 acre parcel usually takes 3 to 6 weeks from survey to final drawing set. A sector-level master plan or township of 50 acres and above typically runs 3 to 6 months, depending on the depth of survey work, the number of stakeholder consultations and the pace of statutory review.

Yes. We compile the complete approval file — drawings, reports, compliance statements, NOCs and supporting calculations — and submit it to the relevant authority. Our liaison team follows the file through queries and revisions until approval is granted, keeping you informed at each stage.

To begin, we need the land ownership or revenue documents, a recent survey or khasra map, the approximate plot boundaries and any previous drawings or approvals. If these are incomplete, our team can conduct a fresh topographic and physical survey as part of the assignment.

Absolutely — and we strongly recommend it. We design consultation programmes that include ward-level workshops, household surveys, focus group discussions and objection-handling sessions. Plans developed with genuine community participation face far fewer disputes and are easier to implement on the ground.