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What is the primary objective of reconstituting the original plots in a draft scheme?
What information is required to be provided in a draft scheme regarding land acquisition?
What is the purpose of filling up or reclaiming low-lying swamp or unhealthy areas in a draft scheme?
What percentage of the total area covered under the scheme is reserved for providing housing accommodation to the economically weaker section and lower income group?
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What is the percentage of the total area covered under the scheme that is to be allotted for other purposes?
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What is the net cost of the scheme to be borne by the Planning Authority?
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What is the restriction on the use of land allotted for the purposes referred to in sub-clause (B)?
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What is the primary purpose of the proceeds from the sale of land referred to in sub-clause (D)?
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What is the condition for allowing development of land allotted for the purposes referred to in sub-clause (C)?
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What is the purpose of land allotted for sub-clause (A)?
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What is the consequence of variation of scheme for a purpose other than the purpose for which it is allotted, in respect of land allotted for the purposes referred to in sub-clause (B)?
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What is the overall purpose of the scheme in relation to the use of land?
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Study Notes
Draft Scheme Particulars
- A draft scheme must contain necessary particulars, including:
- Ownership, area, and tenure of each original plot
- Reservation, acquisition, or allotment of land required for:
- Uses to which the land will be put
- Terms and conditions for such uses
- Extent of proposed alteration of original plot boundaries by reconstitution
- Estimate of total scheme cost and net cost borne by the Planning Authority
- Full description of scheme details regarding:
- Matters referred to in section 59(b) as applicable
- Laying out or re-laying out of land, including:
- Vacant or already built-up areas
- Areas of comprehensive development
- Filling up or reclamation of:
- Low-lying swamp or unhealthy areas
- Levelling up of land
Land Allotment
- Land allotment from the total area covered under the scheme, including:
- Reservation of 10% of the total area for:
- Housing accommodation for economically weaker sections and lower-income groups
- Persons dispossessed in the scheme
- Allotment of 40% of the total area for purposes such as:
- Roads
- Parks, playgrounds, gardens, and open spaces
- Social infrastructure (e.g., schools, dispensaries, fire brigades, and public utility places)
- Sale by Planning Authority for residential, commercial, or industrial use
- Proceeds from land sale to be used for:
- Infrastructural facilities in the area covered under the scheme
- Restrictions on land use, including:
- No change in use for land allotted for parks, playgrounds, gardens, and open spaces
- Allowance for development of land allotted for social infrastructure for public purposes
- Reservation of 10% of the total area for:
Other Prescribed Particulars
- The draft scheme may include other prescribed particulars.
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Learn about the essential components of a draft scheme in urban planning, including ownership, area, and tenure of plots, land reservation, and cost estimates.
