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MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN-2025 JAIPUR REGION Volume-3 DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR SATELLITE TOWNS & GROWTH CENTERS-2025 Achrol Bagru Bassi Bhanpur Kalan Chomu Jahota Jamwaramgarh Kalwar Kanota Kukas Watika Bagwara Chonp Pachar Shivdaspura & Chandlai JAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PREFACE he Plan is a dynamic instrument that will be augmented, from time to time by more Tdetailed Sub Plans that can address specific scenarios of site, program, infrastructure, and other factors. The plan calls for the establishment of a broad framework that will guide the physical development of the community over the horizon year in terms of land use, open space, density of development, primary circulation systems, and linkages with the surrounding community. Master Development Plan-2025 covers Jaipur Region but within Jaipur Region have many satellite towns and growth centers. In order to have balanced regional development, the MDP-2025 identified 11 satellite towns and 4 growth centers within Jaipur region. The following are Satellite Towns and Growth Centers: Satellite Towns: Achrol, Bhanpur Kalan, Jamwaramgarh, Bassi, Kanota, Watika, Bagru, Kalwar, Kukas, Jahota and Chomu. Growth Centers: Bagwara, Chonp, Pachar and Shivdaspura & Chandlai. The detailed profile and proposals of all satellite towns & growth centers in Jaipur region is provided in this volume which consist of introduction, profile of the towns, existing scenario and Master Plan policies & proposals with focus on demography, economy, infrastructure and land use in detail. Satellite towns are expected to act as counter magnets to the main mother city. However, experience of the past has proved otherwise. A satellite town ultimately ends up being an extension of urbanisable area of the mother city in the long run. The interdependence of the two city areas marked with frequent to & fro movement essentially generate intensive ribbon development along the movement corridor. With the present scenario of enforcement which, by and large, is common to all development Authorities; such ribbon developments grow almost unhindered. Even if the controls are very strong, the economic pressure leading to growth of such urban activates force them to come up sooner or later. Organic development has irrefutable economic logic and backing which makes itself sustainable. This phenomenon can be noticed in every metropolitan city. The very purpose of working development plans for each satellite towns and growth centers is to make self sustained development plans with economic inputs and in a way to provide a continuum to the mother city. The development of satellite towns and Growth centers would be helpful in reducing the population pressure on Jaipur city area and will encourage economic growth of these satellite towns and growth centers. Master Development Plan-2025 INTRODUCTION Master Development Plan-2025 of Jaipur region have been prepared as the Existing Master Development Plan-2011 has already completed its horizon year and Jaipur being the state capital and also getting closer to National Capital region. With the development of faster transport modes the region is being looked upon as a major economic destination. The Master development Plan-2025 of Jaipur region envisages 2940 Sqkm area covering 725 notified villages and will accommodate population of nearly 75 lakh by the horizon year 2025. In order to have balanced regional development, the MDP-2025 prescribed 11 satellite towns and 4 growth centers within the Jaipur region. These satellite towns will help in reducing migration and urban infrastructural pressure to the mother city. Development of these towns will encourage economic development thereby creating economic opportunities for the town and the villages in the vicinity. Master Development Plan-2025 AIM AND OBJECTIVES The Aim to prepare the development Plans of settlements for the horizon year 2025 so to fulfill the spatial, economical and socio-cultural needs of the settlement in a sustainable manner. The broad objective of the Master Development Plan-2025, as enumerated in the Jaipur Development Authority Act, is to ensure development of Jaipur region in a planned manner. In order to meet the vision, the specific objectives for development of these settlements are as follows: . to lay down broad proposals and directions for growth to seek balanced development of the settlement. to fulfill the Spatial needs of the settlement. to determine the hierarchy of roads and access ways . to Determine and achieve the standards for social infrastructure facilities such as education, health & other social needs of the resident population. to Identify the social and physical infrastructure requirements of the settlement for the horizon period. to Identify the need for conservation of historic, ecologically sensitive and aesthetically important areas. to develop a mechanism for sustainable developments that harmonize both the needs of the environment and of development, as well as guidelines for such development. Master Development Plan-2025 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS The scope of this Development Plan-2025 is to prepare a document which would translate the economics and balanced growth concept for the town. The base for the analysis of the Region is mainly the Census of India-2001. The map used has been prepared using Quick bird images with the outer areas mapped through Carto SAT images. All physical data is limited to the quantitative inputs for the villages. The extents of the villages are limited to the mapping of village maps developed by DoIT, Jaipur. This however, may do not correlate correctly to the khasra maps of the villages. The various boundaries are defined as per these village boundaries as there are no maps available which co-relate both the khasra maps and village boundaries. Thus, in this context, it is limited. Though the maps are correctly geo-referenced, their actual positions on the ground may still vary, and need verification while attending to use zones and use premises for real time. Master Development Plan-2025 Satellite Town ACHROL Jaipur Development Authority Master Development Plan-2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER-1PROFILE OF THE TOWN L 1.1 LOCATIONAL ATTRIBUTES.......................4 CHAPTER-1 1.2 GENERAL PROFILE..................................6 1.3 PHYSIOGRAPHY.......................................6 1.4 DEMOGRAPHY........................................6 1.5 ECONOMY...............................................9 EXISTING SCENARIO 2.1 EXISTING LAND USE.....................10 CHAPTER-2 2.2 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE....................11 2.3 PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.................12 wn o T MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN-2025 POLICIES HRO 3.1 PLANNING POLICIES AND PRINCIPLES...14 CHAPTER-3 3.2 POPULATION PROJECTIONS..............15 i 3.3 PARAMETERS FOR DEVELOPMENT........15 l 3.4 PRESCRIBED LAND USE ..........................16 C tel te Sa A Jaipur Development Authority Satellite Town-Achrol Master Development Plan-2025 PROFILE OF 1 THE TOWN NORTH LATITUDES EAST LONGITUDES 27°08' 75°57' JAIPUR 1 Satellite Town-Achrol Master Development Plan-2025 LOCATIONAL 1.1 ATTRIBUTES Achrol is located near National Highway-8 at a distance of 30 Kms north of Jaipur. The town is located at 27°08'N latitude and 75°57'E longitude. The existing settlement is situated towards the west of NH-8. It is a gram panchayat headquarter and have a revenue area of 33.51 Sq. Kms. The settlement is restricted in the North-West direction due to the presence of hills. Gomti ka nallah passes 1 km away from the town in the northern direction. The town has an ancient Fort with step-wells and several famous temples. GENERAL 1.2 PROFILE 1.2.1 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Achrol received its name after a farmer named Achala Meena. He resided here due to availability of fertile land and later on other people also joined him. Earlier, the village received the name Achala Ka Bas which came in to present name Achrol. the existing developed area of Achrol is 0.79 Sqkms. 1.2.2 RELIGIOUS FAIRS AND FESTIVALS Bhomiya mandir, Chamunda mandir and Tejaji ka Mandir are the famous temples in this settlement and are located in the foothills within the town. On the hillock, the temple of Achleshwar Mahadeva (Lord Shiva) is very famous. Every year, during Monsoon, Tejaji-ka-mela is held in which people from nearby areas participate. 2 Satellite Town-Achrol Master Development Plan-2025 1.3 PHSIOGRAPHY 1.3.1 CLIMATE As per the Indian Meteorological Department, the mean minimum temperature of the settlement recorded in the month of January which is 7.8˚C and maximum in the month of May and June is 40.3˚ C. Annual mean rainfall recorded is 673.9 mm. the months of July and August receive maximum rainfall. 1.3.2 SOIL The settlement of Achrol is situated on rocky and yellow soil. The areas around this settlement also falls under this soil type. 1.3.3 GROUND WATER The ground water in the settlement is generally found at a depth of 40- 55 feet. The quality of water is good and is suitable for drinking. 3 Satellite Town-Achrol Master Development Plan-2025 1.4 DEMOGRAPHY 1.4.1 POPULATION GROWTH Achrol witnessed an average population growth rate of nearly 31% during the last three decades. The lowest population growth rate of 21.37% was seen in the decade 1961-2001 and the highest growth rate was witnessed in 1991-2001 which stood at 37.67%, which is above the average population growth rate of the district i.e.35%. The decadal population growth is shown in the table below. Table: Population Growth Trend Achrol (1961-2001) Year Population Population increase