Town and Country Planning
- Objective
- Functional, economical, sustainable and aesthetical living environment
- How
- Planned, equitable and regulated development
- Ensuring
- Sustainable use scarce land resources
- Demographic and socio- economic factors
- Preservation of environment and heritage
- Himachal Pradesh Town and Country Planning Act, 1977
- enforced in
- 55 Planning Areas (1.60% of State Area)
- 35 Special Area (2.06% of State Area)
- enforced in
- Initiatives
- Ease
- Simplification of Map approval - self declaration
- prior to submission if at highway/by-pass/4-lane under HPTCP Act, 1977
- draft proposal of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
- Registered Private Professionals (RPP), Empanelled under HPTCP Rule, 2014
- grant of development permission up to 500 square meter of plot area in notified planning/special/ULB areas
- Registered Private Professionals (RPP), Empanelled under HPTCP Rule, 2014
- Simplification of Map approval - self declaration
- Investment
- HPTCP Rule, 2014 to be aligned with HPIIP, 2019
- Comprehensive planning
- GIS- based Development Plans - Kullu and Shimla under AMRUT
- Regional plans
- Solan and Lahaul and Spiti in progress
- Outsourced in Special areas
- Dhualakuan- Majra, Jogindernagar, Shri Chintpurni, Bhota, Bharmour and Ner-Chowk
- Parking
- Conditional relief to valley/hill side buildings
- can have uncovered and parallel to the building parking
- Conditional relief to valley/hill side buildings
- Ease