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The' Maharashtra Town Planning Schemes Rules, 1974State Rules of Maharashtra · 1966

A dralt scneme shall contain also {h2 following particuiars in addition to those specified in clauses (a) to (g) of section 64, namely :

() An index map on a scale not smaller than 1 to 1,00,000 showing,—

(a) the arca included within the scheme and the surrounding lands within a reasonable limit on all sides of such area; and 7 (b) all existing ‘roads and means of communication and other "important physical features. Y

(it) a plan on a scale not smaller than 1 to 2,500 showing ihé original - plots with identification numbers dnc all existing buildings und structures thereon; . -

(iii) a plan oni a scale nol smaller than 1 to 2,500 showing the original plots and indicating the manner in which it is proposed to after the boundaries of the original plots; g

(iv) aplan on a scale not smaller than i to 2,500 showing the bounda- .

ries of the final plots as they will appear ailer the Ginal scheme is execuled, with there numbers, and illustrating as far as possible by means of colours, letlers and expiainatory notes or in some other convenienl manner tiie provisions of the scheme, such as use, zones, sites reserved for public U Added, ibid.

6. -Publication of the drajl scheme under sections 61 and 63 (1).— (1) »nm,,*,& ) ¥ < * “Mahardshtra Regional’and Town Planning Act, 1966 3l pucposes, public uilities and services and other important provisions of the scheme, as may properly be illustrated jn the plan

1..(¥) a redistribution and valualion stalement in Form 4 showing the .+ estimated amounts o bepaid o, or by, each of the owners of plots included in the scheme.

(vi) a copy of the estimates of all woiks conlemplated in the schieme _and a statement of the approximale period in which (he respective works shall be completed. .

(vii) a statement in Form 2 explaining the finance of the scheme as estimated.

i 7. SForm of commencement certificate under seclion 69.—The commence- - ment certilicale to be granted under clause (a) of sub-section (/) of section 69 shall be in Form 3. !

E * 8. Manner of inquiry under sub-section (4) of seciion 69.—(1) A Plan- “(@, ~—ing-Authority shall serve a notice in ‘writing upon any person contravening ~ any of the provisions contained in clause (a)-or (b) of sub-section (/) ol Section 69 informing him &f ity intention to hold an inquiry in respect of ¢ such contravention. Such notice shall specify the nature of the -alleged contravention, and call upon such person to show cause why action should not be taken for— :

(a) stopping development in progress ; or

(b) removing, pulling down or altering the building or other development ; or

(c) restormg the land to its original condition.

‘The notice shail specily a date (not earlier than seven days from the date ol its service) for hearing lhe case, and also inform such person that he may given a statement in writing on or beiore the date fixed for the hearing, il he so desires. .

(2) The Planning Authority, if it considers it expedient so to do, may appoint a committee of not less than three of its members to hear such cases.

(3) The Planning Authority, or as the case may be, the commillee appainted under sub-rule (2) shall consider, the statement, if any, received from the person served with the notice, give such person an opportunity of heing heard and to produce evidence, if any, and shall record the minutes of thé inquiry so held. Where the inquiry is held by the Committee, it shall ¢ submittits report to the Planning Authority lor decision. The Planring S Authorl'kly shall record its decisioll with reasons. therefor, and communicale i the same to- the person served with the notice beforc taking any aclion envisaged in clauses (a) to (¢) of sub-rule (1).

Where this provision sits

ActThe' Maharashtra Town Planning Schemes Rules, 1974
Section6
Marginal noteContents of draft scheme
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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