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Section 34: Vesting in the local authority of streets laid out or altered ana open spaces provided by Board under housing scheme

The Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 20 of 1971

(1) Whenever the [Ad­ ministrator] is satisfied.-

(a) that any street laid out or altered by the Board has been duly levelled, paved, metalled, flagged, channeled, sewered and drained in the manner provided in the programme sanctioned by the '[Administrator] under section 24 or varied under section 27 or modified under section 29;

(b) that such lamps, lamps-posts and other apparatus as the local authority considers necessary for the lighting of such street and as ought to be provided by the Boardhave been so provided ; and

(c) that water and other sanitary conveniences have been duly provided in, such street;

the '[Administrator] may declare the street to be a public street, and the street shall thereupon vest in the local authority and shall thenceforth be maintained, kept in repair, lighted and cleaned by the local authority.

(2) When any open space for the purposes of ventilation or recreation has been provided by the Board in executing any housing scheme, it shall on.completion be transferred to the local authority concerned, by resolution of the Board, and shall thereupon vest in, and be maintained at the expense of, the local author­ ity. .

(3) If any difference of opinion arises between the Board and the local authority in respect of any matter referred to in the foregoing provisions of this section the matter shall be referred to the '[Administrator] whose decision shall be Final.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)
Section34
Marginal noteVesting in the local authority of streets laid out or altered ana open spaces provided by Board under housing scheme
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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