He said property owners can apply for planning permits without paying the usual penalties during this period.
Thirteen specific zones, including Ipaja, Amikanle, Egbeda, and Igando, would be focus areas for specific planning policies.
“Physical planning plays a crucial role in shaping the development and sustainability of cities.”
“The planned document will be available at nine locations.’’
A statement by Mukaila Sanusi, the ministry’s spokesman, said the commissioner sympathised with those affected by the collapse.
The building, located on no 45, Ladipo Oluwo Street, collapsed after being struck by lightning due to heavy rains.
The special adviser to the governor on E-GIS and Planning Matters urged property owners to respect the RoW of public facilities to avoid the demolition of their structures.
Some buildings in Magodo GRA were caving in and risked collapse.
Mr Salako said a preliminary report of the collapse suggested that a section of the building disintegrated due to excess weight.
The developer was said not to have gotten a planning permit and authorisation from the Lagos State Building Control Agency.