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Deptt. of T & C Plg. Haryana NOTIFICATION NO.C.C.P (NCR) FDP / PN / PCA/2006/3936 DATED 18.12.2006 HARYANA GOVT.GAZ.(EXTRA) DECEMBER 18,2006 (AGHN 27,1928 SAKA) (4721-4740) TO SANAULI TO CONTROLLED AREA III DECLARED VIDE DRAIN NO 2 NOTIFICATION NO 10 DP- 82/3163 PANIPAT DT 23.2.82 9KM. V. CHHAJ PUR KALAN V. CHHAJPUR FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR KHURD CONTROLLED AREA I AND ADDITIONAL V. BABAIL CONTROLLED AREA II AND III 2021 AD 8KM. (UNDER SUB-SECTION -7 OF SECTION - 5 OF V. MOHALI ACT No.41 OF 1963) SOLID WASTE V. JALPAHAR SAIDPURA DISPOSAL ANUNHABITATED VILL 7KM. LEGEND-: 520 CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDATY I FROM V. BARSAT 8KM. NAGAR MUZATAR TO RAILWAY ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY II V. NIMBRI ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY III ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA (III) V. DHADOLI MUNICIPAL LIMIT 6KM. RAILWAY LINES /RAILWAY STATION. V. GARHI SUNRAI 7KM. METTALLED ROAD KALA AMB 30M. KATCHA RASTA 30M. HISTORIAL ELECTRIC LINES/HIGH TENSION LINE V. PASINA KHURD PLACE V. NOORPUR CANAL/ DISTRIBUTARY/DRAIN V. UJHA MUGLAN 5KM. VILLAGES 8 KM. 6KM. CONTROLLED AREA DECLARED VIDE OF N.C.R. RING SECTOR NO. 2 V. RAJA KHERI 730 NOTIFICATION NO. 10165-V -DP 11 /3084 V. PASINA KALAN DENSITY. 200 DT 10.9.71 V. HARSING PURA 7 KM. LOCATION CODE 100 800 V. KUTANI LAND USE PROPOSALS V. BHAINSWAL 5KM. CONTROLLED AREA - I 100 V-2(a) V. UGRAKHERI RESIDENTIAL 4KM. 6 KM. 200 COMMERCIAL CONTROLLED AREA-I DRAIN NO.3 V. KHOTPURA 100 M GREEEN BELT. 520 V. JATIPUR 210 RETAIL TRADE DECLARED VIDE NOTIFICATION V-2 ROAD (OUTER) 60.0M. WIDE 23 TO V. MACHHROLI NO.10165 V.D.P 71/3884 100 M 220 WHOLE SALE TRADE 5 KM. DATED 10-9-1971 100 M V. CHANDOLI 22 220 100 M V. RISALU 230 WARE HOUSING AND STORAGE 21 100 V-2(a) 230 240 OFFICES AND BANKS INCLUDING GOVT.OFFICES. 610 240 28 TO DELHI 250 RESTAURANTS, HOTELS AND TRANSIENT BOARDING HOUSES 4 KM. 610 250 400 K.V.ELECTRIC LINE 620 200 310 INCLUDING PUBLIC ASSISTENCE INSTITUTION PROVIDING 620 24 30M 630 260 60 M 29-11 20 320 ALIGNMENT PROPOSED RESIDENTIALS ACCOMODATION LIKE DHARAMSHALA, TOURIST HOUSES ETC. 630 270 100 310 80 KM. 60M. V-2 INNER 330 60M. 260 CINEMA AND OTHER PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY. 220 K.V.ELECTRIC LINE 720 320 610 81 KM. TO DELHI 270 PROFESSIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS. V-2 100M V. AZIZULAPUR 15 330 30 132 K.V.ELECTRIC LINE 200 16 200 V-3 310 82 KM. 100 100 320 300 INDUSTRIAL 19A 60 M 29-1 V-3 83 KM. 310 SERVICE INDUSTRY 200 14 12 330 200 100 100 V. NOORWALA 200 84 KM. 100M 320 LIGHT INDUSTRY V. BICHPARI 200 200 V-3 30 M. 25-11 330 EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY 100 11 85 KM. 19 PART-II 60M 60M V. NIZAMPUR 13 60M 200 10 100 320 100M. 340 HEAVEY INDUSTRY. DISTRICT 240 86 KM. 30 M 100 CENTER 250 300 400 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION V. SHIMLA 210 200 260 V-I (a) 18 V-3 9 100 87 KM. V. SEWAH 30 M V-3 240 200 PART-1 410 RAILWAY YARDS, RAILWAY STATION AND SIDINGS MOLANA 420 25-1 31 270 250 100 88 KM. 530 420 ROADS, ROAD TRANSPORT, DEPOTS ANDPARKING AREAS. 40 100 260 M. C. LIMIT 1975 V. KHERI ROB ALIASGARPUR 27 V-2 450 TELEGRAPH OFFICE,TELEPHONE EXCHANGES ETC. 200 EXISTING TOWN PANIPAT 620 NANGAL V-3 FROM KARNAL AN. UN. HABITED VILL. 100 100 89 KM. 220 17 V-3 320 320 200 330 101 KM. 100 KM. 99 KM. 98 KM. 200 26 230 500 PUBLIC UTILITIES 60M. 97 KM. 96 KM. 95 KM. 94 KM. 93 KM. ELEVATED HIGHWAY 100 100 720 100M. 50M 92 KM. 91 KM. 320 240 V. DIWANA 60M. 50M 90 KM. 4 330 250 510 WATER SUPPLY INSTALATIONS INCLUDING TREATMENT PLANT. 720 100M. V-1(a) G.T. ROAD N.H. NO-1 200 KARNAL 50M 50M 5 100 200 520 DRAINAGE AND SANITARY INSTALLATION INCULDING DISPOSAL 220 R.S 200 100 200 900 BABARPUR 8 100 6 5A V GADIWARA WORKS. ROB 7 100 100 32 530 ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS / SUB STATION ETC. 200 600 PUBLIC & SEMI PUBLIC USES V. KOHAND 100 36 3 33 530 900 35 320 2 530 340 V. GANJBAR 38 610 GOVT. AND ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRES DISTRICT OFFICES. V. BAROLI 210 100 MODEL TOWN 340 V-3 (a) 34 340 240 310 100 LAW COURT JAILS,POLICE STATIONS, GOVERNER'S 620 V-3 200 250 200 60M 320 AND PRESIDENTS/RESIDENCE V-3(a) V-3(a) V. BABARPUR 330 620 EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. 720 1975 LIMIT M.C. DRAIN NO-2 340 900 100 100 630 MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. 39 37 1 32A V-3 (a) 220 KV.H.T. LINE V. KACHRAULI 35A 700 OPEN SPACES V. FARIDPUR 100 V. MEHRANA TO NARAYANA 320 200 720 PARKS AND GREEN BELTS. 200 310 340 730 OTHER RECREATIONAL USES. 320 33A V-3 (a) 37A 740 CEMETERIES,CREMATORIES ETC. 330 BRANCH V. BORSHAM M.C. LIMIT 1975 1-A 340 V. HARTARI 750 FUEL FILLING STATIONS AND BUS QUE SHELTERS. 200 510 34A 340 DELHI PARALIEL 3 KM. 50M 100 520 30M. 200 30M. 730 V. BINJHOL O B O NARAH DRAIN PERIPHERIAL ROAD 50M V-2b 6 KM. V-3 (b) ROB 60 M. 800 AGRILULTURE ZONE V. KABRI 3 KM. V. MAHAMADPUR 60M. 7 KM. 4 KM. V. SIKANDERPUR V. SHODHPUR V. DAHAR 900 SPECIAL ZONE TAIL POINT V-2 (b) V-2 RECREATION AND ENT ERATAINMENT, COMMERCIAL,AND 4 KM. ISRANA DISTRIBUTARY INSTITUTIONAL, SPORT COMPLEX,ETC. W.C. CANAL 8 KM. DAIRY FARMING BINJHOL MINOR 5 KM. V-1(b) NH 71-A PROPOSED CREMATION GROUNDS SITES. 5 KM. NARAH DRAIN BINJHOL MINOR EXISTING CREMATION GROUND SITES. V. SUNDER PUR ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA -II 220 K.V. ELECTRIC LINE 9 KM. DELHI PARALLEL BRANCH 6 KM. FROM OIL REFINERY 5 KM. 1000 500 0 1.0 1.0KM. 6 KM. 30M E V. NARAH 30M SCALE : 1 = 31680 , OR 1" = 2640-0" 10 KM. (IN ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY) DRAIN S 30M N 7 KM. 30M V. JATAL MINOR 6 KM. 7 KM. W NAULTHA 11 KM. 30M 30M V. SITHANA 220 K.V. ELECTRIC LINE DRG. NO. D.T.P. (PN) 313/2006 DT. 30-08-06. 8 KM. 7 KM. 8 KM. V. NAULTHA DRAWN BY :- Sd/- (RAMPAL A.D.) Sd/- (RAMMEHAR A.D) KHUKHARANA DISTRIBUTARY V. KHUKHARANA FROM BAHOLI 132 K.V. ELECTRIC LINE (PYARE LAL S.D.) CHECKED BY. Sd/- DISTRIBUTARY V. BHADAUR TO GOHANA 8 KM. ASSTT. TOWN PLANNER Sd/- (ANIL NARWAL) 530 9 KM. R.S. 220 K.V. ELECTRIC LINE (BHUVNESH KUMAR) DISTT. TOWN PLANNER Sd/- THERMAL POWERGOHANA Sd/- PLANT V. SUTANA TO GOHANA Sd/- Sd/- DIRECTOR 9 KM. SENIOR TOWN PLANNER, CHIEF CO-ORDINATOR PLANNER, TOWN AND COUNTARY PLANNING PANCHKULA N.C.R. PANCHKULA. HARYANA, CHANDIGARH. V. ASSANKALAN 10 KM. CONTROLLED AREA -II DECLARED VIDE NOTIFICATION 10 KM. NO. 10 DP 82/3163 DATED 23-02-1982 DEPTT. OF T & C PLG. HARYANA FROM JIND FROM LOHARI FROM JIND FROM KHANDRA NOTE:This copy is a digitised copy of the original Development Plan notified in the Gazette.Though precaution has been taken to make it error free, however minor errors in the same cannot be completely ruled out. Users are accordingly advised to cross-check the scanned copies of the notified Development plans hosted on the website for all practical purposes. Director Town and Country Planning, Haryana and / or its employees will not be liable under any condition for any legal action/damages direct or indirect arising from the use of this development plan. The user is requested to convey any discrepancy observed in the data to Sh. Dharm Rana, GIS Developer (IT), e-mail id- [email protected], mob. no. 98728-77583..
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