(1) After every years from the date of coming Into operation of the flnally prepared Regional Plan. the Authority shall review such Regional Plan in its entirety and may, after such review, substitute it by fresh Regional Plan or may make such modifications or alternations therein, as may be found by it to be necessary.
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(2) Where it Is proposed to substitute a fresh Regional Plan in place of the Regional Plan which was previously finally prepared or where 1t is proposed to make any modifications or alterations in the finally prepared Regional Plan, such fresh Plan or. as the case may be, modifications or alterations In the finally prepared Regional Pl an. shall be published and dealt with in the same manner as if it were the Regional Plan referred to in section 13 and 14 or as they were the modification or alterations in the Regional Plan made under section 15.
CHAPTER-V FUNCTIONAL PLANS, SUB-REGIONAL PLANS, MASTER PLAN, DEVELOPMENT SCHEME AND PROJECT P~S Preparation of 17, (1) Aft.er the Regional Plan has come into operation, the Authority may prepare, Functional as many Functional Plans as may be necessary for the proper guidance of the other Plans, Su.b- uth . d di d th- th l . Regional a on'des an local bo es concerne wi eir consu tation.
Plans/Master Plans (2) Bach authorttles and local bodies are empowered to prepare a FunctionaJ Plan/Sub· regional Plan/ Master Plan for the sub-region.
(3) Each Sub-Regional Plan/Master Plan shall be a written statement and shall be accompanied by such maps, diagrams, illustrations and descriptJve matters as the authorities and local bodies concerned may deem appropriate for the purpose of explatnfng or lllustrattng the proposals contained in such Sub-Regional Plan and every such map, document. Illustration and descriptive matter shall be deemed to be a part of the Sub-Regional Plan/ Master Plan.
(4) A Sub-Regional Plan may indicate the following elements to elaborate the Regional Plan at the sub-regional level, namely: -
(a) reservations of areas for specific land-uses which are of the regional or :sub regional importance includin_g green belts, urban forests and recreational areas;
(b) tribal belts/ block areas and Autonomous Council areas within the State Cap1tal Region shall be developed keeping in view the existing laws while preserving the tradition and culture of the tribal blocks; and the ptior consent of these authorities is mandatory before finalizing the Regional Plan covering the respective areas:
(c) future urban and major rural settlements 1ndlcating their area, projected population, predominant economic functions, approximate site and locations;
(d) road and mass rapid transit system network up to the District roads and roads connecting major rural settlements;
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(e) proposals for the co-ordination of traffic and transportation, included terminal facilities;
(t) priority areas at sub-regional level for which 1mmedlate plans are necessary;
(g) proposals for the supply of drinking water, drainage and ~ewerage; and
(h) any other matter which is necessary for the proper development of the sub region.
(5) The Master Plan prepared for an area w\11 be as per Assam Town and Country .i.-nMi No.II ofl961;
Planning Act. 1959 (amended) orGMDAAct. 1985 (amended) as the case may be .......,.,...
18. The local authorities and local bodies concerned may, by themselves or In collaboration with one or more of the participating authorities and local bodies concerned, as the case may be, prepare Project Plans for one or more elements of the Regional Plan or Sub-Regional Plan.
No. xx o( J9fl 5'1bmlsstooof 19. Each local authorities or local bodies concerned shall submit Sub-Regional S111>-1teg1ar&1 Plans/Functional Plans to the State Capital Region Authority In conformity with the -' f\inCtl<lllal Pm Regional Plan.
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20. Bach local authorities or local bodies concerned or, as the case may be, shall be responsible for the Implementation of the Sub-Regional Plan/Master l'lan in c;onfonnity with the State Capital Reglon Author1ty Regional Plan.
CHAPTER·Vl FINANCE, ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT ?1. (l) There shall be a fund for .the Metropolitan Authorlty to be called "Assam State Capital Region Development Fund• to whlcb shall be credited all moneys received by theAuthorlty, including, -
(a) the contribution to be made by the State Government of a sum of not less than Rs 100 crore (Rupees one hundred crores) towards a revolvtng fund to be established by the Authority, tn such instalments, as the State Government may determJne ln accordance with the schemes included In the State Plan and under appropriation duly made in this behalf, whlch contribution shall be utilized by the Authortty for such planned development as the State Government may, from time to time, approve;
(b) such other moneys as may be paid to the Authority by the State Government;
(c) such moneys as may be paid to the Authority by the Central Government or any other authority or agency;
THEASSAIV1 GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER30, 2017 4709 ( d) the sums placed at its disposal by the State Government from out the proceeds of any cess levied under this Act;
( e) the proceeds of any betterment charge levied under this Act;
(f) all fees, costs and charges received by the Authortty under this Act ?r any other law for the time being ln force;
(g) all money received by the Authority from the disposal of lands, buildings and other properties, moveable and immoveable, and other transactions;
(h) all moneys borrowed by the Authority;
(I) aJI money recelved by the Authority by way of rents and profits or in any other manner from any other source.
(2) The State Government shall, every year, make a grant to the Authority of a sum equivalent to the administrative expenses of the Authority till the Authority Is able to meet its administrative expenses out of its own sources;
(3)The Authority may k~p in current or deposit account with the State Bank of India or with any Scheduled Barik as defined tn the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, Central Act No 2 of 1934; Central Act No. 10 of 19-4-9 which holds a license issued by the Reserve Bank of India under section 22 of the Banking regulation Act, 1949, or With any other bank approved by the State Government In this b~half, such sum of money out of Its Fund as may be prescrtbed, and any money tn excess of the satd sum shall be invested ln such manner as may be approved by the State Government.
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No.2 ofl9)4 ~llCI No. lo of 1949 ( 4) Such accounts sh-all be operated upon by such officers of the Authority as may be authorized by it by regulation made in this behalf.
Leans 22. (1) As a part O'fthe Assam State Capital Region Development Fund the Authority Fund shall establish ir1 district Bank accounts a Loans Fund for the purposes of (a) receiving all monies borrowed by ft 1ncluding all repayments of loan Instalments together Witt-' payment of lnterest made by the borrower on loan, (l>) providing all moneys to be made available by the borrower on Joans or advances to local authorities and other authorities or persons , ( c) repayment ~f loans raised by the Authority for the purpose of this Act, and (d) expenditure on projects and schemes.
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(2) AJ.i matters connected with the Loans Fund shall be governed by the regulations made In thts behalf.