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Section 10: PO1 R.OF BOARD TO ASSOCIATE OTHER PERSONS

PEPSU Townships Development Board Act,1954State Act of Punjab · Act 2 of 1955

The Board may associate with itself, in such. manner and for such purpOsea as may be prescribed, any person, whose assistance or advice it may desire in. cam out any of the provisions of this act or rules made thereunder;

and such pertOri - khan have a right to take part in the discussions of the Board, relevant tOthe:parpose, but shall natlave a right to vote.

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11. ON NICERSAND- SERVANTS OF *nig BOARD:

Subject to the provisions of this Act and any rules made thereunder.

the Board, may appoint such officers turd servants as it considers necessory for the efficient perfennavoe of its functions on such terms and conditions- of service as it may consider propr.

12. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE BOARD:

(1) There AO be an Administrator of the Board who shall be appointed by the State Government on such ,terms and conditions as may be prescribed.

(2) The,AdnriniStrator shall be the ex-officio secretary to the Board and shallhave the right to speak at, and otherwise take part in, any meeting, but s ,iipt have the right to vote.

(3) The - • •strator shall be the principal executive officer of the Board and ell firer officers and servants of the Board shall be subordinate to CgAPIXR.— ffl FUNCTIONS AND POWERsOF THE BOARD

13. EXTENT OF JIJRISDICTIQN OF 1714EBOARD:

(1) The jurisdiction. of the Board,shall extend to every township constructed and-developed by the poari under this Act and the State Government may bynorification in the Official Gazette, specify the territorial limits of eVery Stroh -toWn.ship'G.and the.area so specified shall be called the area of operation of the Beard,

(2) The StatetGovengnent may; from time to time, by a like notification.

extend d vary the. limits .of such area.of operation of the Board.

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(3) The Board shalt early out all or any of its functions and exercise all or any of its powers within. the area of it ..s operetkm. 11

14. PREPARAVON OF A TOWNSHIP SCHEME:

(1) The Board shall, as soon as may be, after the area of its operation has been specified in relation to a township under sub-section ( ) of Section 13, prepare a scheme in the priscribed manner for the construction and development of the :tolvmhirs for the porpose of rthehilitating divlsr4 pennns and take all such measures as may 4pear to it to be necessary for carrying out -,41..11 rehabilitation,

(2) A scheme to be prepared by the Board under sub-section (1) shall, among other things, provide for; -

(a) The laying out of the locality to be developed.

(b) The purposes for which particular portions of such utilize&

(c) The laying out of streets and buildings.

(d) Roads, drainage, sewerage and water-supply lighting of ts, and public health, sanitation and social welfare.

(c) CODATOliti011 of residential or other buildings.

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(1) Sack he rotten as may appear necessary to the Board for carrying out the purpose of this act

(3) The Board inay at any time alter or vary a scheme prepared by it under subsection (2).

(4) Any schercie for the construction and development of a township prepared by the Board undtr sub-section (2) or any alteration in or modification o& such scheme under sub-section (3) shall, if so, required by the State Government be sub-mittcd by the Board to the State. Government for approval.

15. GENERAL POWERS OF THE BOARD.

(1) Subject to Ihe ptovision of this Act and the rules made thereunder the Board shall have powers to do anything consistent therewith, which may in its opinion by necessary or expedient for the purpose of carrying out its functions under this Act P...7....

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(2) Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing prom shall have power: - 13

(a) to acquire and hold such property, both movable and inunovable, as the Board may deem necessary and to sell, lease or otherwise transfer any such properly

(b) to construct residential or other buildings.

(c) subject to such rules as may be made in this behalf by the State fiovenarnent to advance to a displaced person, or to any other person a loan for rndust r busi.ss buildings.

(d) to sell, lease or let out on hue any building or site belonging to the Board to any person on such terms as may be prescribed.

(c) to promnie re cw)se to he promoted an trade, business or indttstry for the development of the township_

(1) to make provision for drains, sewers, water supply and the lighting of streets.

(g) to undertake measures to promote public health sanitation, education and social welfare and to promote or operate schemes of water supply, drainage and irrigation

(h) to perform such other functions as may be prescribed<

16. AMOUNT DUE TO THE BOARD TO BE FIRST CHARGE:

Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, where a loan has been advanced to a displaced person under clause Cc) of sub-section (2) of section 15, or where a building or site has been sold or leased or let out on hire under clause (d) of the Board on account of the loan, sale, lease or hire together with any interest thereon, shall be a first charge on the building.

machinery stock and other assets belonging to such person

Where this provision sits

ActPEPSU Townships Development Board Act,1954
Section10
Marginal notePO1 R.OF BOARD TO ASSOCIATE OTHER PERSONS
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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