Implementation 8.1 Implementation Plan In order to intiate and to help, implement the planning proposal made herein effectively. It is suggested that suitable institutional arrangements be made. The implementation strategy for the development of Gwalior West is critical for the sucess of the plan. Implementation pattern should ideally reflect of the demand scenario for the given urban sector. Demand in this case may be attributed chiefly to prevailing conditions in the national economy and relative competition are beyond the scope of this plan. It becomes necessary therefore that the implementation strategy has a flexbility in the approach. The essential tasks for implementation would be – 1. Management and resource mobilisation. 2. Land acquisition. 3. Planning & infrastructure strategy. 4. Planning & Development programme. 5. Environment management and conservation. 8.2 Management and resource Mobilisation For implementation of the planning proposals made it is suggested that government of Madhya Pradesh could establish a project regulatory committee with due functions resources and authority. The composition of project regulatory committee should present the multipile disciplines and departments. Some member may be on a full time basis while others could be ex-office. It is recommended that the Commissioner Gwalior and Chief Executive Officer SADA be the full time Chairman and Member Secretary of the Project regulatory committee. The other suggested members of the project regulatroy committee are : 1. Director, town & Country Planning. 2. Deputy Secretary, Housing & Environment Deptt. M.P. Bhopal. 3. Collector, Gwalior. 4. Mayor, Gwalior. 5. Chairman, Development Authority, Gwalior. 6. Elected representative of the Parliament. 7. Elected representative of the State vidhan Sabha. 8. Representative of National Capital Region. 9. Chief Engineer, M.P.E.B. Gwalior. 10. Chief Engineer, P.H.E. Gwalior. 11. Chief Engineer, P.W.D. Gwalior. 12. Chief Engineer, Water resources Gwalior. 13. Forest Conservator Gwalior 14. Advisor SADA Counter Magnet, Gwalior. The project regulatory committee shall be responsible for co-ordinating all planning and development works for the township. It shall present and advocate the interest of the region and the proposed township within the over all policy guide lines of the M.P. State Government and the development of Counter Magnet policy of the N.C.R. Planning Board. The Committee should be responsible for the over all the N.C.R. Planning Board. The Committee should be responsible for the over all policy of the development of new town, preparation and implementation of Master Plan Including. Prescribing norms and standards of development and performance mobiles and allocate resources, monitor and carry out periodic review and revision of the plan. It is suggested that issues regarding purchase/acquisition of land and implementation of the master plan shall remain with the Special Area Development Authority, orgenograme of SADA is enclosed in the annexure. At the second level a profit oriented company may be instituted which shall principally be responsible for the day to day operation and management of infrastructure and civil services while SADA remain the absolute owner of land and would be in a position to lease or to sub lease or enter into any legal arrangement, the tier II company would function only as an Infrastructure development Corporation and not as owner of the land. The share holding of the State Government in the tier II company would be at a minimum percentage which the government feels comfortable with. The balance of the initial equity could be offered to the following - 1. Public Financial institutions like IDBI, IFCI, UTI, LIC, Etc. 2. Nationalised Banks. 3. Public sector companies like HUDCO, ILFS, HDFC, NHB. Etc. 4. Reputed corporate houses. 5. International multilateral financial institutions. 6. Non Resident Indians should be invited to invest in the University and tourism facilities etc. 8.2.1 RESOURCE MOBILISATION Implementation of development schemes mainly infrastructure development schemes, seventy five percent contribution made by National Capital Region Board on long terms, lower percentage rate of interest as a loan. Remaining twenty five percentage amount to be made available by the State Government through budgetary support interest free long term loan. 8.3 Land Aquistion The delay and obstacles face in land acquisition as experienced in development of new towns in the country needs to be taken into consideration while designing the over all implementation strategy. Recolonizing the presence of large pockets of government owned land distributed all over Gwalior west, which can easily acquired for development purpose without much delay, the proposed important nodes and public uses have been proposed in these available pockets of land And SADA bound to invest amount equal to market value of land in the development and SADA bound to invest amount equal to market value of land in the development of school, hospital, community Hall etc. Facilities in the New town. Development and construction of housing in the new town mainly carried out by M.P. housing Board, Co-Operative Socities and private developers. 8.3.1 Infrastructure land bank 1. It is proposed to set up infrastructure land bank which will facilitate land contribution on equaitable in proportion of the area involved from all such schemes private as well as public agencies participating towards intergrated urban development programme. SADA act as a co-ordinating agency for this task. 2. Option to be provided for contributors of land in the infrastructure land bank either they developed plot equal to the twenty percent contributed land area or they should take actual amount of land acquisition of the contributed land. 3. One third of land from infrastructures land bank allotted on priority basis to co-operative housing societies for development, but they bound to allott plots on that land as per the procedures and conditions of the state Government. 4. Land of infrastructural land bank allotted to private developers and development agencies on the basis of compititive proposals on actual cost. Cost of external development deposited in SADA by these development agencies. Internal development to be carried out by these development agencies. These agencies are bound to constract fifty percent houses on the plots and minimum 40 percent of houses constructed for weaker sections and handed over at SADA at decided cost but this cost can not exceed the ceiling cost of HUDCO for these sections houses. These house are allotted by SADA. Development agencies can sell rest of plots and houses only after completion and handed over of weaker section houses to SADA. 5. Private sector participation in the development of community facilities to be promoted. Community facilities like Bus Stand, Stadium, Community Hall. Parking Space, Park, Clubs, etc. which can run by private sector on entrance fees basis to be consider for development of these facilities. 8.4 Planning & infrastructure Strategy Intergrated development of Gwalior (West) is intended to be formulated and implemented with in the following policy frame work. 1. An yearly action plan/annual development programme has to be drawn which emerges out of rolling five intergrated city development Programme. It would basically be a priority development investment programme covering strategic area. 2. Annual development programme using participatory approach to city development process shall drawn by the co-ordinating authority. The programme would highlighted land procurement target and development proposals, development of sector and sub sector facilities and projects in respect of Government & semi Government organisations and others. The programme in particular shall highlight city road network, trunk utilities and facilities to be completed during the years. 3. Strategic role of public agencies in implementation of the plan would be that of “Facilitator”. 4. In order to optimise the benefits of investment for development of city, It is considered appropriate to formulate integrated urban development programme. Through such programme, the budgetary and other resources available with various public agencies during a particular year intended to be pooled for investment towards intergrated urban development schemes, identified. The mechanism of going about the implementation of intergrated urban development programme is intended to be achieved through the following frame work : w Identification of components of intergrated urban development programme. w Identification of common agreed agenda for investment among coordinating authority and other participants of programme. w Priotisation of the development schemes. w Formulation integrated urban development scheme. w Indentifying critical areas of investment towards co-ordinated development using participatory approach to development. w Defining implementation roles of co-ordinating authority and other sectorial/on line agencies. 8.4.1 PLANNING PERMISSION MECHANISM 1. Multiplicity of authorities have been in operation who are required to grant NOC/development permission. The present procedure is cumbersome and time consuming causing serious hardship and inordinate delays running into several months reflecting adversely on the flow of investment towards urban development and ultimately on the urban economy and employment generation. 2. It is proposed to stream line the present procedure setting up a single window system his application shall be scruitnised prima face in respect of its completeness. Once the application gets accepted the case shall be get processed by all the concerned departments with in stipulated time frame and the decision shall be communicated on the appointed date given to him at the time of acceptance of his application. In order to assist the applicant a “single window” land information centre is also proposed to be set up where applicant would be able to get information regarding any land comming within the planning area. The centre would provide land information such as area land use, activities permissible planning and design norms applicable whether covered by any approved layout., or govt. Schemes etc. such information shall be made available on request by the applicant with in a period of one week. 8.5 Plan and programme The plan envisages to activise the plan implementation process in three phases. 8.51 FIRST PHASE (2000-2004) – The first phase of scheme implemented by following growth stimulator factors. 8.52 TRANSPORTATION : – Construction of National Highway bye pass. – Upgradationof Gwalior Tighra Road. – Construction of Bus Stand and Railway Station and Bus Procurement. 8.53 PRIVATE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT : – Software and information technology institution. – Planning technology and science institution. – Medical institution. – Management and Administration. – Utilities and services development. 8.54 TOURISM DEVELOPMENT – Tourist resort and guest houses. – Amusement park. – Ornamental Gardens. – Stadium. – Golf Courses. – Water sports and Boating. Following growth accelerators and sustaining factors would also be given priority status : 8.55 ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION : – Water supply and treatment plant. – Storm water drainage. – Sewerage treatments plants. – Solid waste development disposal sites and equipment. 8.56 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Development and construction of plots/houses. Physical and social infrastructure services. Village approach roads. Expenditure on development of physical infrastructure for first phase is estimated to be around Rs. 700 crores. The second phase (2005-2008) of scheme to be implemented by growth accelerators and requirement of third phase (2009 to 2011) would be implemented by development of growth sustaining factors. The role of State Government envisaged is that of a “Enabling Agency” which would promote policies to facilitate development to take place as stipulated in the plan proposals. In order to achieve these objectives the State Govt. and development agencies will have to engineer actions for development of city level infrastructure in the following critical areas. Activising land development programme through public agency with a view to generate chunks of partially developed sites of size arround 5/10 hecares and provision peripherial development. Development of utility infrastructure, power grids, trunks, sewerage to cover the phase 1 programme of the urban development. Planning and development permission procedure should be developed. Establishment of water treatment plant and distribution system. Development of core housing, Forest home, Market and road development programme. Arrangement for mass transport services. 8.6 Environmental management and conservation Environmental management and protection strategy addresses to the critical environment problems which mainly concerns preservation of water bodies and its water quality and conspicious land forms and land use management. The other environmental issues relate to disposal and treatment of urban waste and its recycling and the sociol economic problems caused by the displacement of population in context to future city spread. Environmental management of water bodies are vulnerable to situation of urban spread in its close vicinity. It is also essential to enforce environment all based land use control measures in the sensitive areas to prevent future environmental degradation and there by achieve desired level of sustainability. 8.52 KEY ELEMENTS OF ENVIROMENT MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTIONS : 1. Prevent pollution on up stream of Tighra Reservoir by land use management enforcement. 2. Enforcement control guidelines in fringe areas of Tighra Dam. 3. Conduct independent check monitoring on effluent and water quality. 4. Set up an institutional arrangement to enforcement co-ordinated efforts to prevent pollution and other environmental degradation. 5. Establishment of physical & social infrastructure facilities in village areas. 6. Afforstation on forest land. 7. Buildings of architectural importance and historical structures need to be conserved. 8. Construction of temporary houses for lower income group and womens involved in the construction activities of new town with basic infrastructure facilities. Annexture (1) SCHEDULE Schedule to development regulations DEFINITION OF PREMISES 001 Residential plot-plotted Housing - A premises for one or more than one dwelling unit and may have on it one main building bock and one accessory block for garage/garages and servant quarters. 002 Residential Plot-Group Housing A premises of size not less than 4000 sqm comprising of residential flats with basic amenities like parking, park, convenience-shops, public utilities etc. 003 Residential flat - Residential accommodation for one family (one household) which may occur as a part of group housing or independently. 004 Residential-cum-work plot - A premises providing accommodation for one family (one household) and its works pace restricted to ground floor. These premises are allowed only in public housing schemes. 005 Residential premises-Special Area - A premises provided residential accommodation in special area with or without mixed use as given in special area regulations. 006 Hostel - A premises in which room attached to “Institutions” or otherwise are out on a long term basis. 007 Guest House, Boarding House and Lodging Houses - Guest houses is premises for housing the staff of Govt. Semi-Govt. Public Under taken and Private Limited Companies for short durations. Boarding houses in a premises in which rooms are let out on a long term basis as compared to hotels. Lodging houses is premise used for lodging of less than 50 persons. 008 Dharmshala and its Equivalent - A premise providing temporary accommodation for short duration on profit basis. 009 Baratghar - A premise used for marriage and other social functions and run by public agency. 010 Night shelter - A premise providing night accommodation to individuals without any charges or with taken charges. It may be run by Local Government or Voluntary Agencies. 011 Retail shop - A premise for sale of commodities directly to consumer with necessary storage. 012 Repair shop - A premise equivalent of a retail shop for carying out repair of household goods, electronic gadgets, automobiles, cycles etc. 013 Personnel Service Shop - A premise equivalent of a retail shop providing services like tailor, barber etc. 014 Vending Booth - A premise in the form of booth for sale of commodities of daily needs either through a mechanical installation or otherwise. 015 Convenience Shopping Center - A group of shops not exceeding 50 in number in residential area serving a population of about 5,000 persons. 016 Local Shopping Center - A group of shops not exceeding 75 in number in residential area saving a population of about 15,000 persons. 017 Weekly Market/Informal Sector Unit - An area used once in a week by a group of informal shop establishments in the form of market. These market shift from one area to another on different days of the week. Informal unit : Retail/service unit, stationary or mibile, work without roof including small khokhas on road side. 018 Wholesale Trade - A premise for where goods and commodities are sold and delivered to retailers. The premises includes storage and godown and loading and unloading facilities. 019 Storage Godown and Warehousing - A premise for exclusive use of storage of goods and commodities in manner as per the requirement of respective commodities. The premise includes the related loading and unloading facilities by Road Transport or Rail Transport as the case may be. 020 Cold Storage - A premise where perishable commodities are stored in covered space using mechanical and electrical devices to maintain the required temperature etc. 021 Gas Godown - A premise where cylinders of cooking gas or other gas are stored. 022 Oil Depot - A premise for storage of petroleum products with all related facilities. 023 Junk Yard - A premise for covered, semicovered or open storage including sale and purchase of waste, goods commodities and materials. 024 Commercial Office - A premise used for offices of profit making organisation. 025 Bank - A premise for offices to perform banking function and operation. 026 Motor Garage and Work Shop - A premise for serving and repair of automobiles. 027 Cinema - A premise with facilities for projection of movies and still with a covered space to seat audience. 028 Petrol pump - A premise for sale of petrolium product to consumers. It may include serving of automobiles. 029 Restaurant - A premise used for serving food items on commercial basis including cooking facilities. It may have covered or open space or both sitting arrangement. 030 Hotel - A premise used for loadging of 15 person or more on payment with or without meals. 031 Motel - A premise located near main highways and outsides urbanisable limit for catering to the convenience of person traveling by road. 032 Flatted Group Industry - A premise having a group of small industrial unit as given in non-hazardous performance. These units may be located in multi-storeyed buildings. 033 Service Center - A premise essentially having repair shops for automobiles, electrical appliances, building meterial etc. To provide essential service to neighboring residential areas. 034 Industrial Plot-Light Industry - A premise for industrial unit having upto 50 workers with non-hazardous performance. 035 Industrial Plot-Industry Special Type - A premise for an industrial units with in a group of such unit for manufacturing of specific product like electronic goods etc. 036 Park - A premise used for recreational leisure activities. It may have on it related landscaping, parking facilities, Public toilet, fencing etc. It will include synonyms like lawn, open space, green etc. 037 Play ground - A premise used for outdoor games. It may have on it landscaping, parking facilities, public toilet etc. 038 Outdoor Games Stadium - A premise for outdoor games with pavilion building and stadium structure to seat spectators including related facilities for player. 039 Indoor Games Stadium - A premise for intdoor games with play area and spectators seating including related facilities for player. 040 Indoor Games Hall - A premise providing enclosed space for indoor games including related facilities for players. 041 Shooting Range - A premise with related facilities for shooting practice and or sports. 042 Swimming Pool - A premise with related facilities for swimming and spectator seating with shall vary with size, standard and purpose. 043 Recreational Club - A premise used for gathering of group of persons for social and recreation purpose with all related facilities. 044 Historical Monuments - A premise having structure or ruins there of, belonging to an age gone past. 045 Zoological Garden Acquarium - A premise in the form of garden or park or acquarium with a collection of animals species and birds for exhibition and study. It shall include all related facilities. 046 Birds Sanctuary - A premise in the form of large park or forest or preservation and breeding of birds with all related facilities. 047 Botanical Garden - A premise in the form of garden with plantation for research and exhibition. 048 Picnic Hut/Camping Site - A premise for short duration stay, for recreational or leisure purpose, of a family located within a tourist and / or recreational center. 049 Flying Club - A premise used for training and fun on gliders and other small aircrafts. It may include other activities like recreational club and indoor games. 050 Cargo and Booking Office - A premise used for booking offices and storage of goods by an airline. 051 Railway Freight Godown - A premise for storage of goods transported by the railways. 052 Railway Booking Office - A premise used for the office of railways for purpose of booking for passanger’s travel. 053 Road Transport Booking Office - A premise used for the office of a road transport agency. It may or may not including godown. 054 Parking - A premise used for parking of vehicles. The public parking lots may run on commercial or non-commercial basis. 055 Taxi and Three Wheeler Stand - A premise to be used for parking of intermediate public transport vehicles run on commercial basis. The parking lots may run on commercial or non-commercial basis. 056 Bus Terminal - A premise to be used for public transport agency to park the buses for short duration to serve the population. It may include the related falsities for passengers. 057 Bus Depot - A premise used by public transport agency or any other such agency for parking, maintenance and repair of buses. This may or may not include a workshop. 058 Public Utility Premises (1) Overhead Tank - A premise used for having a overhead tank for storage and supply of water to its neighbouring areas. It may or may not include a pump house. (2) Underground Tank - A premise having a underground tan for storage and supply of water to its neighbouring areas. It may or may not include pump house. (3) Oxidation Pond - A premise having a tank used for oxidation process for sewage and other waste. (4) Septic Tank - A premise having an underground tank for collection of sewage and its consequent disposal. (5) Sewage Pumping Station - A premise with a pumping station used for pumping sewage on to a higher gradient. (6) Public Toilet and Urinal - A premise having latrine and urinal for use of public. It may or may not include drinking water facility. (7) Electric Sub-Station - A premise having electrical installation and transformer for distribution of power. (8) Dhallao and Dustbin - A premise used for collection of garbage for its onwards transportation to sanitary land - fill. (9) Dhobi Ghat - A premise used for cleaning and drying of clothes/linen by washerman. 059 Central Government Office - A premise used for office of Union Government. 060 Local Government Office - A premise used for the office of Local Government and Local Bodies. 061 Public Undertaking Office - A premise used for the office of a company established under the act of public enterprises bureau. 062 Courts - A premise used for the offices of judiciary. 063 Government Land - (Use undetermined) A premise of government land for which the use is undetermind. 064 Hospital - A premise providing medical facilities of general or specialised nature for treatment of indoor and outdoor patients. 065 Health Centers - A premise having facilities for treatment of indoor and outdoor patients having upto 30 beds. The health center may be managed by a public or a charitable institution on non-commercial basis. It include family welfare center. 066 Nursing Home - A premise having medical facilities for indoor and outdoor patients having up to 30 beds. It shall be managed by a doctor or a group of doctors on commercial basis. 067 Dispensary - A premise having facilities for medical advice and provision of medicines managed by public or charitable institutions. 068 Clinic - A premise with facilities for treatment of outdoor patient of doctors. In case of a polyclinic, it shall be managed by a group of doctors. 069 Clinical Laboratory - A premise with facilities for carrying out various tests for confirmation of symptoms of a disease. 070 Volountary Health Service - A premise having medical facilities for treatment of outdoor patients and other like blood bank etc. by volountry institution. This service may also take the form of temprary camp with charitable motive. 071 Creche and Day Care Centre - A premise having nursing facilities for infants during day time. The center may be managed by an individual or an institution on commercial or non-commercial basis. 072 Nursery and Kindergarden School - A premise with facilities for training and playing for children preparatory to the school. 073 Primary School - A premise having educational and playing facilities for student upto Vth standards. 074 Secondary School - A premise having educational and playing facilities for students from VIth to X standard. It shall include existing cases of middle school which are upto VIII standard for the purpose of his code. 075 Senior Secondary School - A premise having educational and playing facilities for student VI to XII standard. 076 Integrated School - A premise having educational and playing facilities for student upto XII standard. 077 Integrated Residential School - A premise having educational and playing facilities for students upto XII standard. It shall have boarding facilities for students and may have residence for faculty members. 078 College - A premise with educational and playing facilities for students of under-graduate & post graduate courses under a university. It includes all professional disciplines. 079 Vocational Training Institute - A premise with training facilities for shore term course for discipline, preparatory to the employment in certain profession and trade. It shall be run by public or charitable institute on non-commercial basis. It include traning-cum-work center. 080 Social Welfare Center - Premise with facilities for welfare for promotion of community development. It shall be run by a public or charitable insitution. 081 Research and Development Center - A premise providing facilities for research and development for any specific field. 082 Library - A premise having a large collection of books for reading and reference for general public or specific class. 083 Technical Training Center - A premise with facilities for training in discipline of technical nature. It includes technical schools industrial training institutes etc. 084 Commercial and Secretarial Training - A premise having training facilities for stenography, correspondence, record keeping etc. 085 Music, Dance and Drama Training Center - A premise having facilities for imparting training and coaching for music, dance and dramatics. 086 Sport Training Center - A premise having facilities for training and coaching for different indoor and outdoor games including swimming. It shall also include center for physical education. 087 Motor Driving Training Center - A premise having facilities for training of driving automobiles. 088 Children traffic Park - A premise in the from of park with facilities for introducing and educating children about traffic and singling. 089 Museum - A premise with facilities for storage and exhibition of objects illustrating antiques, natural history, art etc. 090 Exhibition Center and Art Gallery - A premise with facilities for exhibition and display of painting, photographs, sculptures murals, ceramics, handicrafts or products of a specific class. 091 Auditorium - A premise having an enclosed space to seat audience and stage for various performance like concerts, play, recitals, functions etc. 092 Open Air Theatre - A premise having facilities for audience seating and a stage for performance and open to sky. 093 Community Hall - A premise having a enclosed space for various social cultural activities for neighbourhood of 15,000 population. 094 Fair Ground - A premise having facilities for exhibition and display and other cultural activities for group of participants. 095 Cultural and Information Center - A premise with facilities for cultural and information services for an institution, state and country. 096 Social and Cultural Institute - A premise with facilities for activities of sociocultural nature run by public, voluntary or individual on primarly non-commercial basis. 097 Reformatory - A premise with facilities for confinement and reform of offenders. 098 Orphanage - A premise with facilities for bording of children who are bereaved of parents. It may or may not have education facilities. 099 Religious - A premise de dicated to accommodations and service of god or other objectives of religious nature. It may have different nomenclature in different religion like temple (all faiths), mosque. church, gurudwara, synagouge, asharam, bathing gaht, gaushala. 100 Yoga Meditation, Spiritual and Religious Discourse Center - A premise having for self attainment, achieving higher quality of mind and body, spiritual and religious descourse etc. 101 Police Post - A premise having facilities for a local police post of temporary nature or on smaller scales compared to a police station. 102 Police Station - A premise having facilities for the offices of local police post. 103 District Police Office - A premise having facilities for the offices of paramilitray forces. 104 Civil Defence and Home Guard - A premise having facilities for offices and other functions of civilion organisation for internal defence. 105 Forensic Science Laboratory - A premise contaning facilities for application of medical knowledge to legel problems. 106 Jail - A premise with facilities for detension, confinement and reform of criminal under the law. 107 Fire Post- A premise with lesser degree with facilities for the fighting the post may be attached to a specfic premises with fire prone activities. 108 Fire Station - A premise with facilities for fire fighting for a catchment area assigned to it. It may include residence of essential staff. 109 Post Office - A Premise with facilities for postal communication for use by the public. 110 Post and Telegraph Office - A premise with facilities for postal and telecommunication for the use by the public. 111 General and Head Post Office - A premise with facilities for postal and telecommunication to from a number of post offices attached to it. 112 Telephone Exchange - A premise having facilities for central operation of telephone system of designated area. 113 Radio and Television Station - A premise with faclitries for recording, broadcasting and transmission of news and other programes through the respective medium. It may include some hostel accommodation for guest artist, transmission facilities like towers. 114 Transmission Towers and Wireless Station - A premise used for installation of a tower for communication purposes. 115 Satellite and Tele-Communication Center - A premise with falsities for research and development of satellite and tele-communication technology. 116 Observatory and Weather Office - A premise with facilities and development of data relating to weather and forecasting there of. 117 Burial Ground - A premise having with facilities for burying of dead bodies. 118 Cremation Ground - A premise with facilities of performing last rites of dead bodies by burning. 119 Cemetery - A premise with facilities for buying of dead bodies by Christian community. 120 Electric Crematorium - A premise with facilities for disposing off the dead bodies in electric furnace. 121 Orchard - A premise with a think growth of fruits tree. It may also include garden with fruit trees. 122 Plant Nursery - A premise with facilities for rearing and sale of young plant. 123 Forest - A premise with thick natural flora. It shall include city forest with may have parts natural and part man-made flora. 124 Dairy Farm - A premise with facilities for rearing and processing of dairy products. It may have temporary structure for sheds of animal and birds. 125 Poultary Farm - A premise with facilities for rearing and processing of dairy products. It may have temporary structure for sheds and birds. 126 Piggery - A premise with facilities for rearing and processing of piggery products. It may temporary structure for sheds of pig. 127 Farm House - A dwelling house on a farm. 128 Rural Center - A premise having facilities for different functions for a certain numbers of villages it caters to. ANNEXURE - 1A FORM-7 (see rule 12) Form Application permission under sub-section (1) of section 29 for Development of land From : .................................................... .................................................... .................................................... To .................................................... .................................................... .................................................... Sir, Date.................................................... I/We beg to apply for permission to undertake/carry out the development of the undermentioned land. (a) Description of land (location with name of road (s) on/off which the property abuts and boundaries). (b) Area.............................................Sq. ft. ...............................Acres......................................... 2. I/We beg attach here with the following documents in trplicate namely - (1) Derciption of land (location with Road (s) on/off which property abuts and boundries) (2) Khasra plan showing Nos of land in question and also adjoining khasras falling within 200 meters from the outer limit of land. The land applied for is shown in ‘red’ khasra maps. (3) Location plan including the land in question, main approach roads important public building like Hospitals School or Cinema, Petrol Pump and the existing uses surrounding the land. (4) The existing land use in Residential/Commercial/Industrial Public puposes/open space/Vacant land. (5) Survey plane to sale of 1:5000/1:1ooo or 41-1/4 to an rich, sale. The plan shows the boundries of land in question, natural features like nala, ponds, tree, slopes, contour plan at 5’ or 10’ interval. If high tention line passing through the adjoining land up to a distance of 200 meters, existing road showing the right of way. Position electric and telephone poles and all each other matters areas, which need to be cordinated with adjoining areas. (6) A general report showing all development proposals with respect to land in question. (7) Details of utility and service like water supply drainage electricity, the septic tank is provided and is shown along with the disposal of sludge water. A plan showing. (8) Other architectural details. (9) A note indicating the type of development proposed namely residential, commercial or industrial. 3. The plan have been prepared by..................................................Name of the registered planner Architect/surveyor. Registration No......................................Address............................................... 4. I have deposited a fees of Rs..................................in accordance with scale prescribed. Your faithfully, ..................... Signature of the applicant Address........................... .......................... SPECIFICATION SHEET Specification of proposed building 1. Total plot area.................................Sq. ft/Meter. 2. Total built up area..........................ground floor existing ...........................Sq. ft/mtr. 3. The purpose for which it is intended to use the building................... 4. Specifications to be used in construction of the - (1) Foundation............................ (2) Walls..................................... (3) Floors.................................... (4) Roofs.................................... 5. Number of storey the building will consist.................................... 6. Approximate number of persons proposed to accommodated............................... 7. The number of latrines to be provided......................................... 8. Weather the site has been build upon before or not; if so, when did the previous building cease to be fit for occupation. 9. Source of water to be used for building propose. Signature of Applicant ............................................ ANNEXURE-1B FORM-8 (See rule 12) Form of a application for presumption under sub-section (1) of section 29 for development of Land From : .................................................... .................................................... .................................................... To Date..................................... .................................................... .................................................... .................................................... Sir, I/We beg to for permission to erect/re-erect/make addition and /or alteration to under take repairs to a building on piece land measuring......................Sq. Yds/Mtrs. Over which I possess the necessary ownership rights, situation at........................street/Road........................ward No...................Block No.......................Plot No...........................name of....................................scheme (if any)................... We attach in triplicate - (a) .....................sheet of plan, elevation and sections, stated in the enclosed schedule. (b) Specification of the proposed building on the prescribed form. 3. The plan have been prepared by........................Name of registred Architect/Surveyor. Registration No............................Address.......................... 4. I have deposited a fees of Rs...............................in accordance with the scale. ......................prescribed in the rule made under sub-section (2) of section 29 of the Act. Your faithfully, .......................... Signature of the applicant Address......................... Place................... Date................... ANNEXTURE-1 C (See rule 49 (3)) Form for obtaining proposal of Development plan To The Authority ............................... ................................ Gwalior Sir, I here by intend to develop the land of khasra no........................on/in plot on..................in colony/street...................in mohalla/Bazar.........................in City................................The proposal of the development plan/Zonal Development plan pertaning to the area may be made available for the preparation of sub-division plan for the land referred to above. The necessary payment for procuring the proposals of Development plan/Zonal plan has been made and the attested copy of receipt is enclosed. Signature of owner Name of Owner (in block letters) Address of Owner Dated................................. Name of city/Municipal/Corporation/ Municipality/Special Area Development Authority Town Planing Officers. ANNEXTURE II Housing & enviroment Deptt., Bhopal 19th February, 1992 No. F 7-546-XXXII-90-Whereas the state Government consider it expedient in thee public interest to constitute a Special Area Development Authority Gwalior as counter magnet area for National Capital Region. Now, therefore ,in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) and (2) of section 64 of the Madhya Pradesh Nagar Tatha Gram Nivesh Adhiniyam. 1973 (23 of 1973) the state Government here by designate the said Gwalior area as a “Special Area ”Which shall be known by the name of Gwalior Special Area and the limits of which shall be as defined in the schedule - Tehsil Gird (1) Magupura (2) Nirabali (3) Nayakpur (4) Gajipura (5) Tilghana (6) Dungnawali (7) Milawali (8) Kulaith (9) Sigora (10) Kheria Kulaith (11) Bhaypura (12) Jebra (13) Kaitha (14) Sojna (15) Bitholi (16) Oadpura (17) Tighra (18) Rampura (19) Maharajpura (20) Sujwaya (21) Malipura (22) Barai (23) Raipur (24) Panihar (25) Nayagawn (26) Bela (27) Beelpur (28) Milawali (29) Jigsoli Morena Tehsil (1) Phoolpur (2) Pawaya (3) Jetpur (Nurabad) (4) Jaipur (5) Banmore (6) Banmore Khurd By order and in the name of the Governor of Madhya Pradesh D.S. Rai, Dy, secy. Housing & Environment Deptt. Bhopal Mantralay Ballabh Bhawan, Bhopal Bhopal dated 25th Sep. 1996 No F 3-38-Thirty two-96, In exercise of the power conferred by sub suction (3) (A) of section 64 of Madhya Pradesh Nager Thata Gram Nivesh Adhiniyam 1973, the state Government here by include village “BARA” of tehsil Gird in the special area Gwalior constituted by this department notification No. F-7-546 thirty two-90 Bhopal dated 19th February 1992. By order and in the name of Governor of Madhya Pradesh Rekha Sharma Dy. Secretary.