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Car parking norms in Chandigarh

Governing regulation

Chandigarh Building Rules (Urban), 2017

Sanctioning authority

Chandigarh Administration (Estate Office / Department of Urban Planning)

Mechanical parking

Position not yet verified

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Verification

27 Oct 2026

12 rows verified

Parking in Chandigarh is governed by the Chandigarh Building Rules (Urban), 2017, administered by the Chandigarh Administration through the Estate Office. The rules are written as parameter tables for each building type.

Group housing is counted per dwelling unit by unit area, from 1.5 to 3.0 ECS, with 10% added for visitors on the surface. Plotted houses are counted per plot by plot size in marla and kanal. Hotels, multiplexes and converted commercial sites are counted per 100 sq m of built-up or covered area. Mohali follows Punjab’s rules and Panchkula the Haryana Building Code 2017.

Requirement

How much parking is required

Applies to Car spaces Two-wheelers Visitor Mechanical Clause · verified
Residential
Group housing: unit area up to 111.48 sqm (1,200 sq ft)

Plus 10% guest parking, on the surface, for visitors.

1.5 bays 1.5 ECS per dwelling unit , 10% Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 4.2 (group housing), Sr. No. 24
✓ Nov 2026
Group housing: unit area up to 278.70 sqm (3,000 sq ft)

Plus 10% guest parking, on the surface, for visitors.

2 bays 2.0 ECS per dwelling unit , 10% Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 4.2 (group housing), Sr. No. 24
✓ Nov 2026
Group housing: unit area above 278.70 sqm

Plus 10% guest parking, on the surface, for visitors.

3 bays 3.0 ECS per dwelling unit , 10% Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 4.2 (group housing), Sr. No. 24
✓ Nov 2026
Plotted house: below 10 marla

Per plot. 1 kanal = 20 marla (about 505.86 sqm).

1 bay 1 ECS per plot , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, residential plots, Sr. No. 25
✓ Nov 2026
Plotted house: 10 marla to below 1 kanal

Per plot. 1 kanal = 20 marla (about 505.86 sqm).

2 bays 2 ECS per plot , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, residential plots, Sr. No. 25
✓ Nov 2026
Plotted house: 1 kanal to below 2 kanal

Per plot. 1 kanal = 20 marla (about 505.86 sqm).

3 bays 3 ECS per plot , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, residential plots, Sr. No. 25
✓ Nov 2026
Plotted house: 2 kanal and above

Per plot. 1 kanal = 20 marla (about 505.86 sqm).

6 bays 6 ECS per plot , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, residential plots, Sr. No. 25
✓ Nov 2026
Hotel
Hotel (individual zoning)

At least 80% of parking to be underground.

2 bays 2 ECS per 100 sqm built-up area , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20
✓ Oct 2026
Commercial
Multiplex / mall: cinema component

At least 80% of parking to be underground.

Not stated , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20
✓ Nov 2026
Multiplex / mall: balance commercial area

At least 80% of parking to be underground.

2 bays 2 ECS per 100 sqm of balance commercial covered area incl. circulation , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20
✓ Nov 2026
Commercial converted from industrial: 2 kanal up to 1 acre

At least 15% of total parking at surface level.

2 bays 2 ECS per 100 sqm built-up area , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20
✓ Nov 2026
Commercial converted from industrial: above 1 acre

At least 15% of total parking at surface level.

3 bays 3 ECS per 100 sqm built-up area , - Permitted CBR (Urban) 2017, Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20
✓ Nov 2026

Calculator

How many bays does your Chandigarh project need?

Pick the building type, enter the quantity the rule is based on. Computed from the verified rows above; visitor loading is added and shown separately.

Indicative. The sanctioning authority applies rounding, area-class, TOD and other adjustments a summary cannot capture.

Mechanical parking

Position not yet verified in Chandigarh

What the regulation says

The rules as read have no clause on mechanical, stack or puzzle parking, and do not say how a stacked space counts as an ECS.

Conditions to design around

• Group housing basement is a single compulsory level, so extra capacity must come from stacking within it; confirm acceptance with the Estate Office. • Ramps: 4.0 m single or 8.0 m double, slope 1:10 (1:12 on curves) (Rule 4.2, Sr. No. 23). • Hotels and multiplexes: at least 80% of parking underground (Rule 5.2, Sr. No. 20).

Dimensions

Bay sizes and geometry

Bay type Width Length Note
Bay sizes in verification.

Headroom and structural requirements

Group housing basement: compulsory, single level, minimum 2.4 m below the beam or roof slab, free from FAR (Rule 4.2, Sr. No. 21). Stilt: minimum 2.29 m below the beam or slab, parking only, free from FAR (Sr. No. 22). These are minimums; check a stack or puzzle system’s height against the building height limit.

Provisions

Loadings, relaxations and clearances

Visitor parking

Group housing: 10% guest parking, provided on the surface for visitors (Rule 4.2, Sr. No. 24).

Relaxations and special cases

Zoning plans and architectural control sheets can set site-specific limits. Parking ratios for offices, institutions and SCO/SCF sites were not read for this page.

Fire clearances

Basement ramps are allowed in the setback subject to fire and structural stability norms (Rule 4.2, Sr. No. 23).

Change log

Amendments since verification

  1. No amendments recorded since verification.

Record verified 27 Oct 2026 by WAPARKING Team · Chandigarh Building Rules (Urban), 2017 , CBR (Urban) 2017 (notified 2017; uploaded 27-07-2017); Rules 4.2 and 5.2 read 27 Oct 2026 . Read the regulation ↗

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