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Final Development Plan for the Controlled Areas 2021 A.D H I S A R FINAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE CONTROLLED AREAS 2021 A.D. (COUNTER MAGNET TOWN HISAR ) LEGEND FROM SIRSA TO TOHANA ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY-II 60 CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY. 60 N.H. 10 ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA -II ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY-I DECLARED NOTIFICATION NO. CCP (NCR) MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY NEW HCA-I/VOL- III/2002/1300 DT. 1-7-2002 C.C.S. HARYANA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY BOUNDARY PUBLISHED IN HARYANA GOVT. GAZETTE CONTONMENT BOUNDARY DT. 9-7-2002 RAILWAY BROAD GAUGE/METER GAUGE R.S. ROAD EXISTING. 800 V-I-f 60 100 M DISTRIBUTARY/MINOR 60100 60 M VILLAGES 520 BAND/ROAD RANA DISTRIBUTRY MAIN SUB. PROPOSED LAND USE:- CODECODE 7 KM 40 41 V-1-a 42 610 100 43 100 RESIDENTIAL 100 G.L.F. 100 5 KM 39A 100 44 LAKE DIARY CONTROLLED AREA DECLARED VIDE NOTIFICATION V-2 V-2 V-2 200 COMMERCIAL 39 V-2 NO. 9859-VDP- 71/3654 DT.25-08-1971 300 300 300 PUBLISHED IN HARYANA, GOVT. GAZETTE DT. 25-08-1971. 210 RETAIL TRADE. V-2 300 100 610 60 220 WHOLESALE TRADE 620 60 300 630 DEER PARK 230 WARE-HOUSING AND STORAGE. V-I-A(2) V-I-A(2) V-I-A(2) 240 OFFICE & BANKS INCLUDING GOVT. OFFICES. LPG FROM SIRSA 36 37 38 720 29 BOTILING 60 100 32 100 30 PLANT 800 10 KM 300 INDUSTRIAL 60 31 FROM VILL.BAGLA 100 100 100 620 V-2 300 V-2 9 KM V-2 630 320 LIGHT INDUSTRY. 620 V-2 V-2 210 V-2 300 300 300 510 300 210 220 VACCINE 330 EXTENSIVE /MEDIUM INDUSTRY EXISTING INDUSTRY 220 240 INSTT. 240 8 KM P.P. V-2 V-2 V-2 33A 510 22A 510 V-1(A) 530 HATCHERY 45 400 TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION 100 35 34 BLUE 100 33B V-1 DEPTT. POLICE 520 V-2 V-3 BIRD LINE POLICE QR. 610 410 RAILWAY YARDS ,RAILWAY STATION & SINDINGS PROGENCY 33 100 620 440 7 KM 100 100 420 ROADS,ROAD TRANSPORT DEPOTS & PARKING AREAS 300 210 V-2 220 440 AIR STATIONS / AIR PORT 300 V-2 100 230 22 21 14 240 300 GOVT. V-2 POLY- 100 23 800 500 PUBLIC UTILITIES 100 TECH. 300 FOOD 630 820 INSTT. GURU V-2 RESEARCH 510 WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS. 300 V-2 JAMBHESHWAR 210 300 520 DRAINAGE & SANITARY INSTALLATION ,INCULDING DISPOSAL 220 UNIVERSITY. 530 B.S. 420 540 21A BALSAMAND DISTT. WORKS, INCULDING TREATMENT PLANT. DISPOSAL 24 UNIT 520 210 100 530 ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, SUB STATION ETC. 220 HTM V-2 640 600 PUBLIC & SEMI PUBLIC USES V-2 300 V-2 V-1 610 GOVT. ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRAL SECRETARIAT DISTT. OFFICES, HISAR MAJOR 100 100 LAW COURTS ,JAILS, POLICE STATION ( GOVERNERS & PRESIDENT RESI.) 2 1 100 25 210 210 EXISTING HISAR TOWN 620 EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL,RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS 240 300 4 V.LUDAS H.B. 630 MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. 146 V-2 R.O.B. R.S. + + 640 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS LINK THEATRES,OPERA HOUSES ETC. H.B.167 510 300 + + 100 V-2 WATER R.S. PREDOMINANTLY NON COMMERCIAL ( NATURE ) WORKS 210 300 220 60100 720 650 LAND BELONGING TO DEFENCES 100 3 100 230 26 C.C.S. HARYANA AGRICULTURAL 240 100 19 UNIVERSITY 100 5 100 V-2 700 OPEN SPACES 15 720 300 700 300 300 720 PARKS. 310 620 100 V-2 320 730 GREEN BELT, GARDEN & RECREATIONAL USES. 15B 700 330 410 6 R.O.B. 100 V-2 TO HANSI 15A 12 7 27 510 100 300 100 300 100 510 800 AGRICULTURAL LAND 07 V-1-a BALSAMAND DISTY. 10 310 MINI 320 SECTR 330 V-2 HISAR DSTY. 13 300 SATROD 510 300 300 KHURD- V-1 SPECIAL ZONE V-2 V-2 720 100 KHAS EXISTING 100 510 100 21 V-1-b 610 MODEL TOWN R.O.B. 620 H.B. SECTOR NO. V-3 GOVT. 620 300 11 310 154-155 310 HOUSING COLONY 20 16 V-3 320 320 650 300 330 300 620 60 V-2 POPULATION DENSITY (NET) 60 300 610 18A FROM BHADRA 710 CONTONMENT 100 V-3 330 CODE NO. 17 330 AREA MINOR V-2 300 310 18 510 320 330 330 28 320 11A V-2 310 VILL. NOTE:- THIS DRAWING SUPERSES PRIVIOUS DRAWING NO. D.T.P. ( H ) GANGWA 45 H.B. 45 3398/2005 DATED 22-04-2005. 166 SARSANA 800 V-1-a NOTE:- THE FINAL DEVDLOPMENT PLAN HISAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN 100 520 60 TO DELHI 100 HARYANA GOVT. GAZETTE DATE 9-02-2007. V-1(A) SOUTHERN BY PASS DABRA MINOR 800 TO REWARI 60 VILL. 60 PATAN WIND DIRECTION V.TOKAS NE V-1-c V-1(A) 2640 1320 0 2640 5280 7920 10560 FT N PETWAR MINOR WS RF = 1:31680 N.H. 65 (IN ORIGINAL DRAWING ONLY.) 800 800 VILL.KAIMARI FROM RAJGARH H.B. 165 LADWA MINOR ABANDED DEVA DISTY DEVSAR FEEDER DRG. NO. D.T.P. (H) 3416/2006 DT. 26-10-2006. 45 45 DRAWN BY:- SD/- (Fakir Chand A.D.) CHECKED BY:- V-1-d SD/- (Mahender Singh) SD/- (Sammat Singh J.D.) V-1-e PLANNING ASSTT. VILL.DEWAN ASSTT. TOWN PLANNER ( VACANT ) FROM RAJGARH DISTT. TOWN PLANNER SD/- (S.S. Chauhan) SD/- (S. Saini) SENIOR TOWN PLANNER SD/- (K.K. Yadav) CHIEF CO-ORDINATOR PLANNER, ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY HISAR CIRCLE HISAR N.C.R HARYANA ,PANCHKULA DECLARED VIDE NOTIFICATION NO.-834-10-DP-1982 DT 19.1.1982 PUBLISHED IN HARYANA GOVT.GAZETTE DT. 9-3-1982. FROM MANGALI FROM SD/- (S.S. Dhillon) TOSHAM FROM DEPTT. OF TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING HARYANA. DIRECTOR TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING HARYANA,CHANDIGARH.
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