Development Authority Functions

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A Development Authority's primary objective is to:

Provide financial assistance to failing businesses within the region.
Focus solely on acquiring and disposing of land for profit.
Ensure the development of a new town aligns with approved proposals. (correct)
Manage existing infrastructure within established cities.

Which action falls under the powers of a Development Authority?

Acquiring land to construct essential infrastructure. (correct)
Enforcing federal environmental regulations within the new town.
Imposing new taxes on residents to fund development projects.
Regulating interstate commerce to benefit local businesses.

In the context of a Development Authority, what does 'expedient' refer to?

Actions that are explicitly outlined in the Authority's charter.
Measures that are politically popular but not necessarily effective.
Adhering strictly to traditional construction methods and designs.
Something that is useful or suitable for achieving a particular purpose. (correct)

A Development Authority is NOT typically responsible for:

<p>Regulating national level financial markets to attract investment. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Considering the functions of a Development Authority, which scenario best exemplifies its role?

<p>An organization planning and constructing a self-sufficient town with housing, utilities, and services. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Development Authority's main goal

To ensure the new town is developed according to the approved plans, acquiring land, constructing buildings, and providing necessary services like water and electricity.

Powers of a Development Authority

Development Authorities can legally obtain, manage, and sell land and property to facilitate the new town's development.

Services Development Authority Provides

Providing essential infrastructure like water, electricity, gas, and sewage systems to support the new town's inhabitants and operations.

Overall Responsibility of Development Authority

Development Authorities have the mandate and ability to undertake any action that is deemed necessary, appropriate, or beneficial for realizing the objectives of the new town.

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Study Notes

The purpose of a Development Authority is to ensure the new town is designed and developed according to the approved proposals as per this Act.
The authority can acquire, possess, manage, and sell land and property.
It is empowered to construct buildings and execute other projects.
It is responsible for providing essential services such as water, electricity, gas, and sewerage.
It is also in charge of providing other amenities and facilities.
It is authorized to undertake any action necessary or beneficial for the new town or related purposes, in accordance with section 113A.