(1) Whenever the Government is satisfied-
(a) that any street laid out or altered by the Board has been duly levelled, paved, metalled, flagged, channelled, sewered and drained in the manner provided in the programme sanctioned by the Government under section 26, and
(b) that such lamps, lamp-posts and other apparatus as the local authority considers necessary for the lighting of such street and as ought to be provided by the Board have been so provided, and
(c) that water and other sanitary conveniences have been duly provided in such street, the Government may declare the street to be a public street, and the street shall thereupon vest in the concerned local authority and shall thenceforth be maintained, kept in repair, lighted and cleaned by the said local authority.
(2) When any open space for 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 authority:
Reference to Tribunal in case of dispute under section 33 or 34.
Vesting in local authority of street laid out or altered and open space provided by the Board under housing scheme.
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Provided that the local authority may require the Board before any such open space is so transferred to enclose, level, turf, drain and lay out such space and provide footpaths therein, and if necessary, to provide lamps and other apparatus for lighting it.
(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 Government whose decision shall be final.
37. It shall be the duty of the Board to take measures with a view to expediting and cheapening construction of buildings and the Board may for that purpose do all things for-
(a) unification, simplification and standardization of building materials;
(b) encouraging prefabrication and mass production of house components;
(c) organising or undertaking the production of building materials required for the housing schemes;
(d) encouraging research for discovering cheap building materials and evolving new methods of economic construction;
(e) securing a steady and sufficient supply of workmen trained in the work of construction of buildings.
38. A housing scheme may provide-
(a) for the formation of a reconstituted plot by the alteration of the boundaries of an original plot;
Other duties of the Board.
Reconstitution of plots.
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(b) with the consent of the owners that two or more original plots each of which is held in ownership in severalty or in joint ownership shall, with or without alteration of boundaries be held in ownership in common as a reconstituted plot;
(c) for the allotment of a plot to any owner dispossessed of land in furtherance of the housing scheme; and
(d) for the transfer of ownership of a plot from one person to another.
39. The Government may, by general or special order published in the *[Telangana Gazette], exempt any housing scheme entrusted by it to the Board from all or any of the provisions of sections 24 to 31 (both inclusive) subject to such conditions, if any, as it may impose or may direct that any such provision shall apply to such scheme with such modifications as may be specified in the order.
CHAPTER IV.
Acquisition and Disposal of Land.