URBAN MASTER PLANS
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WHAT IS A MASTER PLAN?
A master plan is a non-statutory document that sets out a vision for how an area can develop and redevelop over the next 20-30 years.
- A document that sets out how a particular area can develop and redevelop into the future.
- A high level plan intended to set out objectives and strategies to manage development and change over time.
- A process that defines what is important about a place and how its character and quality can be conserved, improved and enhanced.
AUTHORITY SETUP
In India, State Development Authorities prepare the master plan.
LIFECYCLE REVIEW
Master plans are periodically reviewed to ensure they remain updated.
PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
Community and industry are involved to ensure values are considered.
GOVERNANCE CHECK
Central/State government and authority advice are integrated.
WHO PREPARES A MASTER PLAN?
AUTHORITY CONTROL
State Development Authorities are responsible for preparing and maintaining master plans. These authorities work under the guidance of state governments and ensure that development aligns with regional goals and national policies.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Community and industry stakeholders are actively involved in the master planning process. Public consultations, workshops, and feedback sessions ensure that diverse perspectives are considered in the planning process.
DISCLAIMER NOTICE
While community views are considered, there may be conflicts between different stakeholder interests. The final master plan represents a balanced approach that may not fully satisfy all parties involved.
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