The amendments also allow multi-storey buildings to reach a height of up to 24 meters, facilitating urban development and modernization. Additionally, buildings that were constructed in violation of existing rules will now be regularized under the new provisions, providing relief to many property owners. Another key decision approved by the Assembly is the renaming of YSR Tadigadapa Municipality to Tadigadapa Municipality, reflecting administrative updates.

These measures aim to streamline municipal governance, encourage planned urban growth, and ensure compliance with development regulations while supporting residents’ needs. The bills mark a significant step in shaping Andhra Pradesh’s urban planning and infrastructure framework.

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The government is preparing to introduce several bills in the form of ordinances during the session. Key legislative proposals are expected to be tabled and debated.

Meanwhile, a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will be held at 3 p.m. in the Assembly conference hall. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, several ministers, and Chief Secretary Neerabh Kumar Prasad are expected to attend the meeting. The cabinet is likely to approve the bills before they are presented in the House.

The government is also set to approve the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for Amaravati. In addition, approval is likely for renaming YSR Tadigadapa Municipality as Tadigadapa Municipal Council. The cabinet is expected to clear ordinances related to Panchayati Raj amendments, municipal law revisions, drainage law amendments, Scheduled Sub-Caste provisions, and the India International University ordinance. These will be formally introduced in the legislative houses during the session.

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