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approving authority

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approving authority
The individual agency, board, department, or official established and authorized by a political subdivision (e.g., state, province, county, city, or parish) which is created by law to administer and enforce specified requirements.


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The meeting envisaged a plan of action to provide accessibility to the disabled persons which included provision of ramps in all the public as well as private sector building, road crossing places to be indicated of the use of persons with disabilities and while approving the PC-1 of the construction related projects, the approving authority should check the provision for accessibility of Persons with Disabilities.
He pointed out that the Planning Commission of Pakistan has become only projects approving authority.
The Department of Municipal Affairs assumes the role of Principal Developer and Approving Authority, guiding the development with a carefully structured plan, relying on KEO International Consultants as the designated programme manager.
 
 
 
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