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The document outlines the levels of planning in India, including various types of plans such as perspective plans, regional plans, development plans, and special purpose plans. It emphasizes the importance of comprehensive planning for urban and rural areas, integrating land use with transportation, and ensuring sustainability and inclusivity. Additionally, it mentions guidelines and control tools for effective urban planning and development.

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The document outlines the levels of planning in India, including various types of plans such as perspective plans, regional plans, development plans, and special purpose plans. It emphasizes the importance of comprehensive planning for urban and rural areas, integrating land use with transportation, and ensuring sustainability and inclusivity. Additionally, it mentions guidelines and control tools for effective urban planning and development.

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Levels of Planning

in India
Types of Plans
Relationship of the Planning system

Perspective plan

Increasing Level of Detailing

Plans for Projects/Schemes


Regional Plan
Development Plan

Special
Local Area
Purpose
Plan
plan

Annual plan
Perspective plan : Vision and Policy document for a 20 to 30 -year period in form of a
concept plan.
Regional Plan : Co-ordinates and
consolidate individual plans for urban, rural
and semi-urban areas considering migration,
resources, knowledge, investment
opportunities for a 20 year period.

Region is a large area with multiple urban and rural settlements and other areas which are
either linked through administrative boundary, economic dependencies, geographical
features or through adjacency.
Inter-regional Sector
planning at national
or zonal levels:

Example: Indian
Railways
Development Plan(Statutory plan)

• To prepare a comprehensive Development Plan for


urban areas, peri-urban areas.

• The necessary details and intended actions.

• Provides strategies and physical proposals for


integrating land use and transportation considering
economic and social needs, user perception and
aspiration of the people and available resources.

• Planning period ranges from 20-30 years and


undertaken in phases.
Development Plan(Statutory plan) Proposals of a development plan.
• Definitive.

• Supported by an implementation strategy and


evaluation criteria.

• Allows people to learn about the intention of the


local authority.

• The facilities and the services that are proposed to


be provided in the given time frame.

• Allows the local authority to implement


development of the land area specified under the
plan.
Development Plan

City Master Plan


Development Plan

City Master Plan

Defines Zoning Regulations for


development control
Kyoto Master Plan’s Vision statement
Kyoto Master Plan’s Vision statement
Local Area plan

• Encourages Decentralization and improves the


implementation of the Development Plan .

• It aligns with the true principle of 73rd and 74th


Constitutional Amendment Act.

• It decentralizes the planning decisions and


implementation of plans and brings the process closer
to the people
Urban Redevelopment Local Area Plan prepared for
the Municipal Corporation of Delhi in 2006
Special Purpose Plan

Plans for special development


projects - like transportation,
metro, tourism, heritage
conservation, etc.

It can also be for special


environmental zone development
- example hill areas, river basins,
coastal areas, etc

May also be developed to achieve


National or State govt schemes -
Smart cities, Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan, AMRUT, etc
‘Urban Development Plans Formulation and Implementation’(UDPFI),1996 by
Institute of Town Planners, India

‘Urban and Regional Development Plan Formulation and Implementation


Guidelines(URDPFI)’ 2014 by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.

These guideline could be used as a reference for urban planning and infrastructure development by Planning
Organizations, consultants and state government.

Central Public Health Environmental & Engineering Organization (CPHEEO)

National Building Code (NBC) for building related codes.


Planning Control Tools

Land Use Control

Development Control Regulation (DCR)

Building Rules/Laws

Advertisement/Trade/License rules Act


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Multi levels of Planning and Financing.

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Aspects of Regional Planning

❑ Sustainability (resource management, sprawl


prevention, cultural resources)

❑ Environment(pollution prevention, green cover


maintenance)

❑ Disaster management(hazard zoning)

❑ Balanced development(reduce migration)

❑ Inclusive development (preventing regional


disparities)
Land Use classification for Regional Planning

❑ Urbanisable Zone

❑ Transport and Communication Zone

❑ Primary Activity Zone

❑ Industrial Zone

❑ Open Area Zone

❑ Protective and Eco Sensitive Zone

❑ Special Area Zone

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