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Draft Development Plan for Land Use Detail:- Jhajjar Arogya Dham Badsa 2041 A.D TO BADLI DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LAND USE DETAIL:- JHAJJAR AROGYA DHAM BADSA 2041 A.D. S.NO. LAND USE AREA IN HECT. % (UNDER SECTION 5(4) OF PUNJAB ACT N0. 41 OF 1963) 30 M GREEN BELT BOTH SIDE 1 RESIDENTIAL 386 35.58 BADLI H.NO.72 2 COMMERCIAL 52 4.79 DELHI D I S T R I C T - J H A J J A R BADLI BYE PASS 3 PUBLIC & SEMI PUBLIC 358 32.99 LEGEND :- 100 M GREEN BELT 4 TRANSPORT & COMUNICATION 113 10.41 100 M GREEN BELT PUBLIC UTILITY 69 6.36 STATE BOUNDARY 5 DISTRICT BOUNDARY 760 6 OPEN SPACES 107 9.87 CONTROLLED AREA AROUND CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY 800 GOVT.MIDDLE SCHOOL VILLAGE TOTAL AREA 1085 100 DARYAPUR NOTIFICATION VILLAGE ABADI GOVT. MIDDLE SCHOOL NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) CONTROLLED AREA AROUND /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1411 TOTAL AREA OF VILLAGE BADSA ABADI = 180 HECT. (AFTER CANSOLIDATION) VILLAGE BOUNDARY TEMPLE OF SYAM JI OF VILLAGE DATED JUNE 13,2006 LAGARPUR NOTIFICATION VILL.DARIYAPUR EXISTING ROAD NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) H.NO.74 /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1412 DELHI STATE CANAL/DISTRIBUTRY/NALA DATED JUNE 13,2006 1K.M. LAND RESERVATION FOR MAJOR ROADS :- 550 550A SR.NO. CATEGORY NAME OF ROAD RESERVATION OF LAND PROPOSED LAND USE:- 1. V JHAJJAR-BADLI-GURGAON ROAD 75.0 M WIDE WITH 30.0M WIDE VILL.LAGARPUR (EXISTING) GREEN BELT ON BOTH SIDE 100 RESIDENTIAL 1K.M. H.NO.73 RESIDENTIAL SECTOR ON NEIGHBOURHOOD PATTERN 2. V-1 SECTOR ROAD 60.0M WIDE 1 K.M. WIDE AMINITY ZONE CONTROLLED AREA AROUND 200 COMMERCIAL GOVT.MIDDLE SCHOOL VILLAGE V 800 LOHAT NOTIFICATION 3. K M P K M P EXPRESSWAY 100.0 M WIDE ROAD WITH 210 RETAIL TRADE NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1402 100.0 M WIDE GREEN BELT ON 240 OFFICE AND BANKS INCLUDING GOVT. OFFICES. 100M. WIDE K.M.P.EXPRESSWAY DATED JUNE 13,2006 BOTH SIDE & 50.0 M WIDE 250 RESTAURANTS, HOTELS AND TRANSIT BOARDING HOUSES 800 INCLUDING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING N.C.R. AND GW.S.CANAL ORBITAL RAIL CORRIDOR GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION LIKE DHARAMSHALA, 1 K.M. WIDE AMINITY ZONE TOWARDS DELHI TOURIST HOUSES ETC. 760 260 CINEMA AND OTHER PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS. VILL. LOHAT 400 TRANSPORT AND COMUNICATION H.NO.76 100 M WIDE GREEN BELT100 M WIDE GREEN BELT DRAIN NO.8 410 RAILWAY YARDS,RAILWAY STATIONS AND SIDINGS. 420 ROADS, ROAD TRANSPORT DEPOTS AND PARKING AREAS. 450 TELEGRAPH OFFICES AND TELEPHONE EXCHANGES ETC. CONTROLLED AREA AROUND 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT BOTH SIDE GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL VILLAGE 520 500 PUBLIC UTILITIES DEVERKHANA NOTIFICATION V DELHI STATE NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) 33 hect. 510 WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS INCLUDING TREATMENT PLANTS. /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1401 VILL.DEWARKHANA 720 DATED JUNE 13,2006 H.NO.75 21 hect. 520 DRAINAGE & SANITARY INSTALLATIONS INCLUDING DISPOSAL WORKS. 760 530 ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, SUB STATION ETC. GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL800 540 GAS INSTALLATION AND GAS WORKS. 110 hect. 300 550 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL. 100 610 550A BIO HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL. 510 50 M WIDE ORBITAL RAILWAY CORRIDOOR SLAUGHTER 7 8 620 600 PUBLIC AND SEMI PUBLIC HOUSE 630 60M WIDE ROAD WIDE 60M 640 610 GOVT. ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE, SECRETARIAT, DISTRICT OFFICES DRAIN NO. 8 OLD AGE CATTLE HOME V-1 LAW COURTS, JAIL AND POLICE STATION, GOVERNORS AND 7 hect. YARD RESIDENT'S, RESIDENCE. WORKING 520 WOMEN 620 EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. HOSTEL 530 8 hect. 630 MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. 540 1K.M. V V-1 60M WIDE ROAD 640 CULTURAL INSTITUTION LIKE THEATERS, OPERA HOUSES ETC. OF VILL.MUNDAKHERA A PREDOMINENTLY NON-COMMERCIAL NATURE. CONTROLLED AREA AROUND H.NO.78 800 510 610 16 hect. 620 GOVT.MIDDLE SCHOOL VILLAGE 420 530 17 hect. 6 630 700 OPEN SPACES MUNDAKHERA NOTIFICATION 450 540 300 760 640 20 hect. NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) 13 hect.. 100 710 SPORTS GROUNDS, STADIUM AND PLAY GROUNDS VARDH /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1403 ASHRAM 720 PARKS. DATED JUNE 13,2006 GOVT. MIDDLE 760 SCHOOL 760 760 WATER BODY 1K.M. 104 hect. 760 CONTROLLED AREA AROUND 4 hect. 9 VARDH ASHRAM NOTIFICATION 800 AGRICULTURAL LAND 300 17 hect. BADSA 420 NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) 760 100 210 /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1418 760 ROAD WIDE 60M 62 hect. 710 240 H.NO.77 210 300 DATED JUNE 13,2006 4 5 10 V-1 720 250 G.H.S. V 250 100 18 hect. 260 520 10 hect. N 530 ROAD WIDE 60M 42 hect. N 540 V-1 W E 60 M WIDE ROAD M WIDE ROAD 60 V-1 5.0 K.M. RADIUS LINE OF SULTANPUR 60 M WIDE ROAD 420 WATER S 6 hect. V-1 NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE EXIST. WIND DIRECTION WORKS 15 M WIDE GREEN BELT BOTH SIDE 2 hect. 2000 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 720 EXIST. S.T.P. (IN METERS) STP CHANNEL 610 SCALE :- 1CM=200M 620 720 710 75 hect. M WIDE ROAD 610 AIIMS-II 720 80 hect. 630 V 10 hect. M WIDE ROAD 60 127 hect. 300 3 2 640 620 NOTE: This copy is a digitised copy of the original 60 610 V-1 100 12 hect. 630 1 DRAWING NO DTP (JH) 563/17 DATED :- 22.02.2017 620 24 hect. Development Plan notified in the Gazette.Though make 640 630 760 630 it error free, however minor errors in the same cannot be DRAWN BY CHECKED BY 640 completely ruled out. Users are accordingly advised to CONTROLLED AREA AROUND cross-check the scanned copies of the notified GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL NOTIFICATION PROP. METRO LINE Development plans hosted on the website for all PLANNING ASSTT. TO PALWAL NO.CCP(NCR)/EW(KMP) /JJR/37/CA/B/2006/1404 practical purposes. Director Town and Country ASSTT. TOWN PLANNER DATED JUNE 13,2006 Planning, Haryana and / or its employees will not be GURGAON liable under any condition for any legal action/ DISTT. TOWN PLANNER MUBARIKPUR damages direct or indirect arising from the use of this DISTRICT GURUGRAM development plan. The user is requested to convey any JHAJJAR discrepancy observed in the data to Sh. Dharm Rana, SENIOR TOWN PLANNER GIS Developer (IT), mail id- [email protected], DISTT. TOWN PLANNER mob. no. 98728-77583. (NCR) ROHTAK CHIEF CO-ORDINATOR PLANNER, DIRECTOR , DEPTT. OF TOWN & COUNTRY PLG. HARYANA HARYANA, PANCHKULA TOWN & COUNTRY PLG. HARYANA, CHANDIGARH.
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