Planning and Development Minister Camille Robinson-Regis is announcing for public information that the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) of the Ministry of Planning and Development has made another stride in the transformation of its services to the public, which
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
The Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) of the Ministry of Planning and Development (MPD) plans to unveil two (2) new E-services to its DevelopTT system, Trinidad and Tobago’s online portal for development permitting, in 2021! These two new
Spatial Planning Guideline No. 8 – Legal Terminology – Property (Click here to download) The Law of Property is governed by two systems i.e. the Real Property Ordinance, also known as the Registered System, and the Common Law System. Real
Spatial Planning Guideline No.9 – Offsite Parking (Click and Download) Parking standards specify the minimum number and the dimensions of spaces required for the parking of vehicles within the curtilage of a site. Off-street parking requirements are specified in
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
When applying for Planning Permission at the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) of the Ministry of Planning and Development, applicants may well find themselves in varying scenarios. The applicant may be a new homeowner who is interested in erecting
Since the Pilot Launch of Trinidad and Tobago’s online portal for development permitting, DevelopTT, in March 2020, the system has received over 400 applications in the T1 and T5 Planning Regions, while over 1,000 persons (inclusive of applicants and approvers) have
