Town and Country Planning Division Public Notice Effective April 30 2021, the North Regional Office (NRO) of the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) will cease the acceptance of manual applications for Stamp Duty Exemption Correspondence & Status of Land
Article published by LoopTT on 16th March, 2021. Link to article: https://www.looptt.com/content/san-fernando-point-fortin-corporations-join-developtt The San Fernando City Corporation and Point Fortin Borough Corporation will soon be part of the DevelopTT automated construction permitting process of the Ministry of Planning and Development’s Town
The Ministry of Planning and Development has launched two additional online services as part of the DevelopTT online construction permitting platform. The new services are Stamp Duty Exemption Correspondence and Status of Land Correspondence. The additional e-services are officially online
Spatial Planning Guideline No.12 – Liquor Licences (Click & Download) There are ten (10) different types of liquor licences that are issued in Trinidad and Tobago: 1. A spirit retailer’s licence is required for persons or businesses that wish to
Story published in the Trinidad Express on Saturday 24th October, 2020. THE GOVERNMENT of the REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO (GoRTT) has begun plans to deliver on the revitalisation of urban spaces in Trinidad and Tobago, Planning Minister Camille Robinson-Regis
Beginning Tuesday 1st September, 2020, DevelopTT no longer accepted paper based planning permission applications for T1: Port of Spain and Environs and T5: County Caroni Region. All permission applications were received electronically via the DevelopTT portal. According to one applicant, “DevelopTT’s online Automated Construction Permitting System is definitely a step in the right direction for Trinidad & Tobago.”
The Trinidad & Tobago Express published an article in the Business section highlighting the Ministry of Planning and Development’s decision to accept paperless applications in the North Regional Office of the Town and Country Planning Division from September 1st, 2020.
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
Spatial Planning Guideline No 6 – Subdivision Guidelines – Agricultural Layouts (Click and Download) Subdivision of agricultural land is defined as development under the Town and Country Planning Act Ch.35:01, and requires planning permission. Agricultural subdivisions contribute to the achievement
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
