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(b) if at any time the state Govemment/ State Urban and Country Planning Board is satisfied that the Local Planning Authority is not taking steps necessary to prepare such a Map ard a register within that period, the State Government/ State Urban and Country Plaming Board may direct the Director of Towa Planning/ ChiefTown Plarmel to prepare the Map and the Register by itself or by engaging Professionals/ Experts in the field by hiring their services as per existing rules.
(2) After preparation ofthe Map and the R€gister, fie Director ofTown Planaing/ ChiefTown Plarmer of Towl Plaruring shall submit the same to the State Urban and Country Planning Board, and the State Uftan and Country Plaruring Board shall follow the procedure and exercise the powers of the Local Planning Authority under section I 6.
(3) Any expenses incurred under this section in connection with the making of the Map and the Register with respect to the area ofa Local Planning Authoity shall be paid by the Local Planning Authority from their own fund/resources or allocated earmarked fund for the purpose by the State Government.
CII,APTR-V Development Plans As soon as may be, after the declaration ofa Local Planaing Area, the Local Planning Authority shall, not later than one. year after such declaration or within such time as the State Govemmen, State Urban and Country Planning Board may, tom time to time extend. prepare, after consultation with the Local Authorities concemed, if any and submit to the State Urban and Country Planning Board and the State Government/ State Urban and Country Planning Board, a plan (hereinafter called the "Interim Development Plan") for the planning area or any of its parts and such other area or area contiguous or adjacent to the plaming area as the State Governmentl State Urban and Country Plaming Board may direct to be included in the Interim Development Plan.
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(2) The Interim Developm€nt Plan shall-
(a) indicate broadly the marner in which the Local Planning Authority proposes that land in such area should be used.
(b) allocate areas or zones of land for use- (D forresidential,commercial, industrialand agricultural purposes;
(ii) for public and semi-public open spaces, parks and play grounds ;
(iii) for such other purposes as the Local Planning Authority may think fit ;
(c) indicate, define and provide-
(i) for existing and proposed national highways, anerial roads, ring roads, and major streets i
(ii) the existing and proposed other lines of communication. including railways, airports, canals ;
(d) include regulations (hereinafter called zoning regulations) to regulate within each zone the location, height, number ofstory and size of buildings and other struchues, the size of yards, courts and other open spaces, ald the use ofbuildings, structures, and land.
(3) The Interim Development Plan may indicate, define and provide for-
(i) the existing and proposed public and semipublic buildings; and
(ii) all or any ofthe purposes and matters as may be indicated, dehned and provided for in the comprehensive development plao under sectiotr 19.