Regional Plan Approval: Sections 15 & 17

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According to the MRTP Act, which authority holds the power to approve a Regional Plan?

  • Planning Authority
  • State Government (correct)
  • Municipal Corporation
  • Development Authority

Under the MRTP Act, which specific section outlines the process for the approval of a Regional Plan?

  • Section 15 (correct)
  • Section 14
  • Section 16
  • Section 17

Upon receiving a Regional Plan, what actions can the State Government legally undertake according to the MRTP Act?

  • Approve the plan in its entirety without any modifications.
  • Mandatorily return the plan to the Regional Board for revisions.
  • Approve, reject, or modify the plan as deemed necessary. (correct)
  • Automatically approve the plan if no action is taken within 6 months.

In the event that the State Government rejects a submitted Regional Plan, what action must it take?

<p>Provide specific directions for the fresh preparation of a new plan. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the MRTP Act, can the State Government grant approval to specific sections or components of a Regional Plan before the plan is finalized and approved in its entirety?

<p>Yes, the State Government has the authority to do so. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Once the full Regional Plan receives final approval, what becomes of the individual parts that were previously approved separately?

<p>They are integrated as cohesive parts of the final Regional Plan. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under which section of the MRTP Act are the procedures for the final publication and enforcement of the Regional Plan detailed?

<p>Section 17 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where is the approved Regional Plan required to be published to ensure it is accessible to the public and all relevant stakeholders?

<p>In the Government Gazette and at least one local newspaper (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the MRTP Act, what is the stipulated time limit for the State Government to approve a Regional Plan after its submission?

<p>12 months (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum time extension, beyond the initial approval period, that the State Government can allow for the approval of a Regional Plan?

<p>30 months (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Following its official notification, how much time must elapse before the Regional Plan comes into full legal force and effect?

<p>30 days (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to planning regulations, once the Regional Plan has been officially notified, what is its legal status?

<p>Final Regional Plan (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For what geographic area can the State Government approve a modified version of the Regional Plan?

<p>Any part of the region (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the event that the Regional Plan is rejected by the State Government, which entity is responsible for preparing the revised version of the plan?

<p>Regional Planning Board (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What specific notification officially brings the approved Regional Plan into effect, signaling its legal commencement?

<p>Official Gazette of the State Government (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Who approves the Regional Plan?

The State Government has the authority to approve the Regional Plan.

Which section covers Regional Plan approval?

Section 15 of the MRTP Act deals with the approval of the Regional Plan.

State Government's options for Regional Plan?

The State Government may approve, reject, or modify the submitted Regional Plan.

What if the Regional Plan is rejected?

If the State Government rejects the Regional Plan, it must provide direction for fresh preparation.

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Approve parts of Regional Plan separately?

Yes, the State Government can approve parts of the Regional Plan before the entire plan is approved.

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Fate of separately approved parts?

Separately approved parts become part of the final Regional Plan.

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Section for final publication and enforcement?

Section 17 covers the final publication and enforcement of the Regional Plan.

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Where to publish the Regional Plan?

The approved Regional Plan must be published in the Government Gazette and at least one newspaper.

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Time limit for Regional Plan approval?

The state government must approve a regional plan within 24 months.

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Approval extension duration?

The maximum extension allowed for Regional Plan approval is 60 months.

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When does the Regional Plan take effect?

The Regional Plan comes into force 30 days after notification.

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Status after notification?

Once notified, the Regional Plan becomes the Final Regional Plan.

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Approve modified plan for...

The State Government can approve a modified Regional Plan for any part of the region.

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Who prepares a new plan after rejection?

If the Regional Plan is rejected, the Regional Planning Board has to prepare the new one.

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Which notification puts the plan into effect?

The Official Gazette of State Government officially puts the approved Regional Plan into effect.

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Study Notes

  • These notes cover multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on Sections 15 & 17, which address the approval and publication of a Regional Plan.

Approval of the Regional Plan

  • The State Government holds the authority to approve the Regional Plan under the MRTP Act.
  • Section 15 deals with the approval of the Regional Plan.
  • Upon submission, the State Government may approve, reject, or modify the Regional Plan.
  • If the State Government rejects the Regional Plan, it must provide direction for fresh preparation.
  • The State Government can approve parts of the Regional Plan before the entire plan is approved.
  • Separately approved parts become part of the final Regional Plan when the full plan is approved.
  • The State Government can approve a modified Regional Plan for any part of the region.
  • If the Regional Plan is rejected, the Regional Planning Board must prepare a new one.
  • The time limit for the State Government to approve the Regional Plan is 12 months.
  • A maximum extension of 30 months is allowed for Regional Plan approval.

Publication and Enforcement of the Regional Plan

  • Section 17 covers the final publication and enforcement of the Regional Plan.
  • The approved Regional Plan must be published in the Government Gazette and at least one newspaper.
  • 90 days must pass after notification before the Regional Plan comes into force.
  • Once notified, the Regional Plan has the status of a Final Regional Plan.
  • The Official Gazette of the State Government officially puts the approved Regional Plan into effect via notification.

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