(1) The trust may, for the purpose of development of any locality within the municipal limits or contained in its local area, prepare a development scheme.
(2) The trust may, if it is of opinion that it is expedient and for the public advantage to promote and control the development of and to provide for the expansion of a committee in any locality adjacent thereto, within the local area of the trust, prepare an expansion scheme.
(3) A development scheme or an expansion scheme may provide for the layout of the locality to be developed, the purposes for which particular portions of such locality are to be utilized, the street alignment and the building line on each side of the streets proposed in such locality, the disposal of sewerage and storm water of insanitary localities and such other details as may appear desirable.
29. Whenever the trust deems it necessary that accommodation should be provided for persons who are displaced by the execution of any scheme under this Act, or are likely to be displaced by the execution of any scheme, which it intends to submit to the State Government for sanction under this Act, it may frame a re-housing scheme for the construction, maintenance and management of such scheme and as many dwellings and shops as ought in the opinion of the trust, to be provided for such persons.
30. Any resident house-owner who is likely to be displaced by the execution of any scheme under this Act, may apply to the trust to be rehoused, and no such scheme shall be put into execution until a re-housing scheme as provided for in section 29 for the re-housing of such resident house-owners as may apply under this section, has been completed.
Explanation.—The demolition of a portion of a dwelling which renders the remaining portion uninhabitable, shall be deemed to be a displacement of the person or persons residing in the said dwelling.