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Hampi Master Plan Is Prepared for the Year 2021 AD the First Phase Period Is Proposed Upto 2011 AD and the Second Phase Period Is Proposed up to 2021 AD MASTER PLAN- 2021 (FINAL) for HAMPI LOCAL PLANNING AREA REPORT HAMPI WORLD HERITAGE AREA MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY HUDA BUILDING, ISR ROAD HOSPET Contents i. Preface ii. Acknowledgement Part A 1. Introduction a. Hampi World Heritage Site 1 b. L.P.A. 1 c. Core, Buffer & Peripheral zone 4 d. Soil 5 e. Geology 5 f. Ground Water 6 g. Seismic zone 6 2. Regional studies a. Location 7 b. Physical setting 8 c. Natural Features 9 1. Hillocks & Forest areas 9 2. Water bodies 10 d. Cultural Heritage 12 e. Settlement pattern 13 f. Demography – Local Planning area 14 g. Community Facilities 16 h. Transportation & communication 18 i. Existing land utilization - 2006 20 3. Economic Base a. Occupation pattern – Local Planning Area 22 b. Agriculture 23 c. Tourism 23 4. Tourism 24 5. Heritage buildings & Heritage precincts 28 6. Statement of Significance & vision statement 31 7. Policies 33 8. Development plans a. Base map 35 b. Hampi 39 c. Kaddirampura 42 d. Anegundi 48 e. Kamalapura 52 9. Plan proposals and Development options 58 10. Phasing and finance 64 11. Implementation 67 Part B Zonal regulations 1 – Introduction 72 2 – Definitions 74 3 - Annexure-1 87 4 - General regulations 106 5 – Areas of special control 123 6 – Annexure - ii 126 7 - Group housing 132 8 - Subdivision regulations 135 9 - Parking regulations 142 10 – Building line 144 11 - Heritage regulations 145 Annexures 152 MASTER PLAN- 2021 (FINAL) FOR HAMPI LOCAL PLANNING AREA LIST OF MAPS SL TITLE SL TITLE NO NO 1 LOCATION 12 KADDIRAMPURA: EXISTING LANDUSE - 2006 PROPOSED LANDUSE - 2021 2 LOCAL PLANNING AREA AND ITS 13 ANEGUNDI: EXISTING LANDUSE – 2006 ENVIRONS PROPOSED LANDUSE – 2021 3 CORE, BUFFER AND PERIPHERAL ZONE 4 DEMOGRAPHY 13.a ANEGUNDI HERITAGE ZONE AND BUILDINGS 5 CLIMATOLOGY 14 KAMALAPURA: 6 COMMUNITY FACILITIES COMMUNITY FACILITIES EXISTING LANDUSE – 2006 7 SETTLEMENT PATTERN PROPOSED LANDUSE - 2021 TOWN LEVEL 8 EXISTING LAND UTILISATION - 2006 DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 9 PRESENT CIRCULATION PATTERN CIRCULATION PATTERN 10 PROBLEMS AND PROPOSALS PHASING 14.a KAMALAPURA HERITAGE ZONE AND BUILDINGS 11 HAMPI : EXISTING LANDUSE - 2006 15 WATER BODIES (CANALS,TANKS AND RIVERS) PROPOSED LANDUSE - 2021 16 PROPOSED LAND UTILISATION – 2021 17 ARCHITECTURAL REGULATIONS PREFACE The Master plan was prepared by the Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority (HWHAMA) as part of its mandate to protect cultural, natural heritage and regulate development in the Local Planning Area. The plan was prepared under Karnataka Town and Country Planning (KTCP) Act – 1961 with the assistance of the Department of Town and Country Planning, Government of Karnataka. The Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority constituted under Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority Act 2002 shall be a Planning Authority for the Local Planning Area under section 81 D and 81 E of KTCP Act - 1961. The Local Planning Area for ‘Hampi’ has been first declared on 1-12-2004 and has been extended on by including entire revenue villages vide G.O.No Na Aa E 161 Be Ma Pra 2006 dated 4- 1-2007. As per this notification there are only 29 revenue villages within the Local Planning Area. The ‘Heritage Area’ defined under the Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority Act, 2002 shall be Local Planning Area declared under section 4 (A) of KTCP Act - 1961. The Local Planning Area measures 236.46 Sq km out of which nearly 172 Sq km of area lies to the south of the River and 64 Sq kms of area to the north of the river comprising 29 revenue villages, 14 from Hospet taluka and 15 from Gangavati taluka. The Core Zone which measures 41.8 Sq km is protected by Buffer and Peripheral zone. This planning exercise differs to other local planning areas. People live within the archaeological area and continue with their respective traditional practices such as agriculture, rituals etc., giving the character of a living heritage site. Transformations within the traditional cultural patterns such as agriculture, transportation etc., and growing needs of the local people and visitors is leading to a conflict with the conservation needs of predominant archaeological nature of the World Heritage Site. The master plan aims to strike a balance between preservation of heritage and development needs of local people. It is one of the first such exercises being taken up for a world heritage site in India. The Master plan (provisional) was submitted to the Government and subsequently approved vide GO no: Na Aa E 85 Be Ma Pra 2007 Bangalore Dated 14-5-2007. A notification in this regard is given in the official Gazette dated 12 July 2007 calling for objections and suggestions from the people of the Local Planning Area. The time given was sixty days under the provisions of KTCP Act. Authority received 134 objections which were scrutinized and discussed and decisions were taken in the Authority meeting dated 30th November 2007 and accordingly maps and report with Zonal Regulations are prepared for the final approval. During the process of finalizing the Master Plan, objections and suggestions by the stakeholders including feed back from various Central and State government agencies, Individuals, Grama Panchayats, Elected representatives, District level meetings, Tourism conclave, Exhibition of the master plan at Kamalapur and Anegundi, Consultation with international agencies such as UNESCO were taken into consideration. For the 4 settlements in the core area i.e. Hampi, Kaddirampura, Kamalapura and Anegundi detail surveys were conducted out on a priority because of their sensitive nature and are undergoing rapid transformation. A detailed mapping exercise using ISRO base map, total station survey map are taken up, based on which proposals were worked out for these four settlements. It was resolved in the Authority meeting dated 30th November 2007 to submit the Master Plan so prepared for Hampi Local Planning Area to the Government for final approval. Chairman Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority, Hospet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We take this opportunity to express our deep sense of gratitude to all the members of HWHAMA and others who have cooperated by furnishing various information and made valuable suggestions from time to time in the preparation of ‘Master Plan’ for Hampi Local Planning Area. Our special thanks to Shri Shantappa B. Honnur, Joint Director of Town Planning, for his involvement in the preparation of the Master Plan (Provisional) and Shri T. V. Murali, Assistant Director of Town Planning, Bellary for his sincere and continuous hard work to complete this important task of preparation of ‘Master Plan’ for Hampi Local Planning Area without whom this work would not have been completed. Our sincere thanks to Shri Mukund, Director of Town Planning, Government of Karnataka for his encouragement and valuable suggestions to the Planning Team at every stage of preparation of the Master Plan Our sincere thanks to RRSSC-B/ISRO team: Government of India for giving us satellite derived base map and land utilization map for L.P.A which is the important input in preparation of Master Plan maps. So our sincere thanks goes to the following team members: 1. Shri P.G. Diwakar, Head, RRSSC-B/ISRO, Bangalore 2. Shri Uday Raj, Scientist, RRSSC-CMO/ISRO, Bangalore 3. Dr Sudha Ravindranath, Scientist, RRSSC-B/ISRO, Bangalore Our sincere thanks to Prof. Nalini Thakur and Prof. E.F.N. Reberio Ex. Chief Planner, Government of India, whose guidelines in Integrated Management Plan have guided this Master Plan. We also acknowledge the excellent advice of UNESCO Team comprising of Mrs. Minja yang, Director of UNESCO, Ms. Nicole Bolomey, Project Specialist, UNESCO and Mr. Paul Trouilloud, Conservation Architect and Town Planner, French Ministry of Culture. We are thankful to Dr. Halakatti, Senior Archaeologist, ASI, Bangalore and Shri Ranganath, Senior Conservation Assistant, ASI, Kamalapura for their cooperation by providing required information and interface to the Planning Team. We are also thankful to the Officers of State Archaeology and Museum Department for their valuable suggestions. We are also grateful to the Shri Aravind Srivastava, Deputy Commissioner of Bellary and Chairman of HWHAMA, for his continuous perseverance and guidance to the team of HWHAMA to finalize this unique planning exercise and Shri K. Ramanna Naik, Deputy Commissioner of Koppal, and officers of the Revenue Department, Government of Karnataka for their support and valuable suggestions to this important task. And we are thankful to all Officers of the Government of Karnakata for their continuous support and to the resource persons of the Hampi Kannada University for their valuable suggestions. We thank the Officers and the staff of the HWHAMA who have really worked hard and supported the entire process of completing the Master Plan Lastly, we thank all those who have helped the HWHAMA directly or indirectly in the preparation of Master Plan. Commissioner Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority, Hospet INTRODUCTION PART A Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION a. HAMPI WORLD HERITAGE SITE The site was inscribed as Hampi Group of Monuments in 1986. Fourteen monuments were covered initially in this inscription and later all the 56 monuments protected by the ASI are considered for World Heritage. The discussions between the Government of India (GOI) and Government of Karnataka (GOK) to comply with the guidelines of World Heritage Centre regarding the protective measures culminated in a measure initiated by the GOK. In exercise of the powers conferred under sub-section 3 of section 19 of the Karnataka Ancient and Historical Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1961, the Notification dated 22nd October 1988 declared that the archaeological sites and remains in specified areas in the villages of Hampi, Krishnapura, Kaddirampura, Singanathanahalli, Kamalapura, Venkatapura, Bukkasagara and Nimbapura in Hospet taluka of Bellary district and Anegundi and Virupapura Gadda in Gangavathi taluka of Raichur (now in Koppal) district as protected area.
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