The Municipality may, with due regard to the minimum widths specified for various categories to streets including the footpaths abutting the same, define the regular line on one or both sides of any public street or portions thereof in accordance with regulations made in this behalf and may, redefine at any time any such regular line:
Provided that, before defining or re-defining, as the case may be, the Municipality shall, by public notice, afford a reasonable opportunity to the residents of premises abutting on such public street to make suggestions or objections with respect to the proposed defined or redefined line to the street and shall consider all such suggestions or objections, which may be made within one month from the date of publication of such notice:
Provided that further that the street alignment of any public street operative under any law in any part of the municipal area immediately before the commencement of this Act, shall be deemed to be a regular line, defined by the Municipality under this sub-section.
2. The line for the time being defined or redefined, shall be called the regular line of the street.
3. No person shall construct or reconstruct any building or a portion there of or any boundary wall or other structure whatsoever within the regular line of a street.
4. The Chief Officer of a Municipal shall, maintain a register containing such particulars. as may be specified by the Municipality in this behalf with plans attached thereto showing all public streets in respect of which the regular line, of the street has been defined or redefined and containing any other particulars which the Chief Officer may deem necessary.
5. All such registers shall be open to inspection by any person on payment of such fee, and any extract therefrom may be supplied on payment of such charge, as may be determined by the Municipality by regulations.