Rajasthan Police Infrastructure Development Corporation limited

1. Adoption of environment –friendly design and green building norms along the lines GRIHA rating in the planning of police buildings along with adequate financial provisions. This may include modern environment friendly features such as non conventional sources of energy including solar rooftop panel, sewage treatment/waste management technologies, rain water harvesting systems.
2. Development of national level catalog for low cost material for police housing in collaboration with police housing corporations and NBCC.
3. In corporation of provisioning for long term repairs and maintenance in the estimates for the police building along with adequate financial provisions ensuring the ‘maintainability of housing assets’ at the planning and design stage itself.
4. Periodic national level competition for innovative ideas for police station buildings.
5. National level standards for police colonies and group housing projects.
6. Standardization of plinth area for all types of quarters.
7. Technical training program on building construction and maintenance activities for appropriate ranks.
8. Police housing society in urban areas may be promoted by state/UT along with appropriate provision for land bank to improve housing satisfaction of police personnel.
9. Conversion of all existing Type 1^st quarters to Type 2^nd quarters subject to approve plinth area.
10. Norms for providing sufficient space for parks and green areas in the housing complex may be evolved.
11. Upgrading the plinth area and building design of quarters for police officials by increasing FAR under multi-storey building norms.
12. Focus on multi-storeyed modern quarters (with adequate fire safety features) instead of low rise quarters in areas where land and civic sources are scarce.
13. Fast track construction technology such as prefab casting etc. to save cost and time overrun and to ensure higher satisfaction.
14. Empanelment of police housing corporations by the MHA to take up projects of CAPFs and CPOs in respective state/UT.
15. The use of containers must be exploited for various types of accommodations/camp offices in areas where regular construction is costly due to difficult terrain and the prohibitive cost of transportation / labor.

     16. The best practices for tender procedures and financial management must be followed for expeditious results.