Spatial Planning Guideline No 7 – Development on Small or Undersized Residential Lots (Click & Download) The subdivision of any land is considered “development” under the Town and Country Planning Act Ch.35:01 Town and Country Planning Act Chapter 35:01. Hence,
The pilot of the DevelopTT system, Trinidad and Tobago’s online portal for development permitting, was officially launched in March 2020 and has welcomed the registration of over 450 persons thus far. At present, the system is receiving online applications for
After four months of piloting DevelopTT in two planning regions throughout Trinidad and Tobago categorised as T1 and T5: Port of Spain, San Juan /Laventille, Diego Martin, Chaguanas, Couva/Tabaquite/Talparo and Tunapuna /Piarco, approximately 461 persons have successfully registered for the
DevelopTT, the new online application portal of the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) of the Ministry of Planning and Development, is realizing the Government’s vision of moving the nation towards becoming a digital society. Through the services offered by
Planning permission refers to permission to carry out development granted by the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) through the Minister of Planning and Development. Why is Planning Permission required? It is required by law. The Minister with responsibility for
Link to original article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/new-online-application-system-for-town–country-planning-division-6.2.1131840.b0fc4ad79e Story published in the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 7th June, 2020. From Monday 8 June 2020, some parts of Chaguanas, San Juan, Tunapuna and Couva, will have access to a new online portal that allows
Link to original article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/ministry-of-planning-implements-measures-to-deal-with-covid19-6.2.1128572.748e658301 Story published in the Trinidad Guardian on Tuesday 2nd June, 2020. The Ministry of Planning and Development has implemented interim measures to reduce or eliminate the spread of COVID-19. The Ministry says the purpose of
The pilot phase of the Automated Construction Permitting System, branded DevelopTT, was initiated in March 2020. The first month of the DevelopTT pilot saw the system accepting Digital Planning Permission Applications which fell within the boundaries of the Port of
The pilot phase of the Automated Construction Permitting System, branded DevelopTT, commenced on March 4th 2020. The first month of the DevelopTT pilot saw the system accept Digital Planning Permission Applications which are within the boundaries of the Port of
Author: Charles Kong Soo Link to original article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/online-users-log-on-to-town-and-countrys-developtt-system-6.2.1074114.cd8fbe2191 Story published in the Trinidad Guardian on Monday 9th March, 2020. DevelopTT now has at least 12 ttconnect registered online users within four hours of the system’s live pilot launch on
