Telangana HMDA FTL and Buffer Zone Map
Check HMDA Full Tank Level & Buffer Zones Instantly with Landeed
Overview
HMDA safeguards lakes, canals, and reservoirs with two regulated rings:
• FTL (Full Tank Level): The highest water line the waterbody can reach at full capacity.
• Buffer Zone: A no-construction safety belt around the FTL (30 m for lakes > 10 ha; 9 m for smaller lakes & nalas).
Hydra overlays these boundaries on cadastral maps so you can verify compliance in seconds instead of combing through manual HMDA PDFs.
Use cases
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FAQs
What exactly is FTL?
The maximum water line a lake or reservoir can reach at full capacity.
Why does a Buffer Zone matter?
It limits construction to protect ecosystems, curb pollution, and prevent flooding.
Who needs these maps?
Home-buyers, developers, architects, brokers, and legal teams working near Hyderabad water bodies.
Is the data accurate?
Yes — pulled directly from HMDA's official lake & cadastral layers and refreshed regularly.
What if my land lies in an FTL or Buffer Zone?
Special permits are required; the detailed PDF report helps with the application process.
Are the maps free?
Basic viewing is free; downloadable, lawyer-ready PDFs carry a small fee.
Can these maps be used for legal approval?
They match the same zone boundaries enforced by HMDA, so officials accept them as supporting evidence.
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