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GROUND LEVEL REPORT FOR SMART CITIES
Presented By
Proxima Projects & Yestech Consultancy Services
Danasurya Rama Rao
Plot No: 29/P & 30, S H Enclave,
Laxminarisimha Nagar, Manikonda, Hyderabad-89.
Ph: 09959995584, 09160626961.
We are preparing ground level work for Smart Cities and parallel implemented the Smart City Framework and the different verti cals
of public private partnership modules in one roof. This framework has researched and doing the report from the bottom level of
municipalities, we are taking feasibility report from local bodies how can spend money to develop all types of infrastructure and
creations of wealth to municipalities. Please looking all the municipalities in India are gold eggs because all types of pe ople are
living in towns, so they work with us prior to the strength of the factory to develop different categories of infrastructure and
manpower available at towns are cheaper labour, low income group of employers and professionals etc.
However, we know that municipalities have recovered taxes are very poor from people and remaining schemes JNNURM,
UIDSSMT and other state funds were misused, because of too many stake holders(govt. agencies) are involved in those schemes
for development, so our suggestions to Governments(state & central) and Municipalities should be spending the amount proper
system to arrange as only one nodal agency in entire India, this nodal agency can power of play to the development of
infrastructures in PPP(BOTM). Suppose Governments may want to build infrastructures in Local bodies through PPP(BOTM) for
25 years , when will be completed works by PPPs in high quality of infrastructures, people feels that be ultimate enjoying on the
clean roads, water and air. That, while those facilities are provided to people, the government can change people mind set to
agree to pay the amount of external taxes to local bodies when will completion of all works.
As per the report resources availability of Institutional, Economic, Social, Physical Infrastructures need to undertake following MoU
between the Central Govt., State Govt., and the Urban Local Body(corporation or municipality) for Smart City. The funds(credit)
allocated to each Smart City by the Central Government, State Governments and Local Bodies for the implementing projects when
time of completion of work to paid the amount, in few years same amount of the income may be taken as.
Our ground work reports was taken on failure of reasons to develop in municipalities as no long plan initiated for master plan,
roads, drinking water, sewerage etc. Suppose one plane is implemented, the bureaucrats will keep changing. So will the political
parties, and their perceptions mind set also changes, governments always perfect plan should be implemented and fix it.
Governments keep hand over to all infrastructures has one nodal agency for implementing to PPP vendors.
Today excellent performance given some schemes from Ministry of urban development as National Urban Information
System(NUIS), UIDSSMT in urban local bodies has target achievements reached now. The NUIS is developing with lot of GIS and
spatial maps for 152 cities and towns in the country, but which local body was using those GIS and spatial maps for public utilities,
Types Roads, Water pipe Lines, gas pipe lines, Drainage, storm water drainage, cable ducts, Ground water bores, Ponds, Canales,
Power Lines and Telecommunications etc., Housing Area, Government Land area, Total Agriculture Land, types of soils, surface
water bodies, city planning zone, no. of wards, cadastral map, Total Forest Land, Mountains, River Costal, Sea Costal, Roads
Lines and Railway lines, Airport area in proper way.
Let us know that what are the key factors interrupt to development in our cities are
1. Too many nodal agencies was appointed by the governments and municipal bodies
2. Politicians are deep involvement in every delegated powers to plan, develop, execute, implement, operate and maintain due
to for own benefits.
3. Municipalities have the stench outside as well as inside the stench will also same.
4. Do not have any proper plan or own data to implement cities in India, here Government of India, ministry of urban
development have implemented, lot of schemes was introduced to local bodies for the development of infrastructures in
throughout India but results has uncertainty, we do not know why those cities are paying to struggle employees’ salaries on
today.
5. Do not have any information, how many peoples are living in slums(busties), how many toilets wants in individual and city or
town, how far wants construct length of the roads, water, drain, sewerage, power lines etc.
6. Suppose we need take example for some developed country city and our city has get income comparison is the same,
please think about why our city is fully polluted in water, air and roads etc. but developed country city appears just like mirror,
clean air, pure water, clean roads.
Smart City Framework
Smart Cities for economic development should get all the basic facilities like 24x7 water supply & energy, efficient urban mobility,
good governance, ICT, safety etc. based on we are trying to be implementing Software Requirements Specifications, ICT
framework, Common Service Centers, Nagarpalika Database Information System, four pillar of Institutional, Economic, Social,
Physical Infrastructures in PPP(public private partnership) method on sharing with State and Central Governments. We have
drowned and write flow charts, prepared necessary documents for this project.
However please don’t compare developed countries cities and our country cities, our towns have social and economic much
different than others, here everything is unplanned in existing towns. But revenue should generate from existing towns only for
development to Smart Cities and we suggested that master plan should be prepared separately for existing towns and new towns.
Information and Communication Technology(ICT) Framework:
GIS and Spatial Mapping based on develop smart city master plan based on we can develop Nagarpalika Database Information
System(NDIS), Common Services Centers(CSC) generates income for municipal corporation or municipality and PPP client
through value capture mechanism, advertisement, hospitality, public property, various taxation policies, stamp duty on sales
transaction, trade and other licenses, utility bills, various registrations and land records etc.
Nagarpalika Database Information System
Nagarpalika Database Information System(NDIS) based on the use of GIS tools and techniques to assist in better urban decision
making and governance. The strength of GIS has been to integrate the geospatial and attribute database to empower the decision
making process for better urban planning and management, which is essential to provide appropriate decisions while performing
urban activities. This is achieved through a simple user friendly Interface at the user end by integrating spatial (thematic) and nonspatial databases which would strengthen various level of planning and decision making at the end user. Proper plan to enter
below all information into the NDIS for existing city will get strong economic in all fields of educations, hospitals and low cost
housing etc.
1. Municipal Administration
Municipal Governing Body, Organization Chart, Employees, Permanent and Contract workers, Municipal own
infrastructures and Vehicles, Town Planning, Budget, Annual reports and Expenditure, Works Information, Citizens
Charters.
2. Population
Total Male, Total Female, Total Families, Others
Income Level Population, Total Employees (Govt. and Private), Total Business persons, Total Organized and Unorganized
workers , Total Students, Total Households. Every person want like to stay in city, they must enter own information in CSC,
for due to govt. schemes benefits.
3. Geographical Area (Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System)
Types Roads, Water pipe Lines, gas pipe lines, Drainage, storm water drainage, cable ducts, Ground water bores, Ponds,
Canales, Power Lines and Telecommunications etc., Housing Area, Government Land area, Total Agriculture Land, Total
Forest Land, Mountains, River Costal, Sea Costal, Roads Lines and Railway lines, Airport area.
Above infrastructure items Digitalization to city, area and street wise may calculate to length, width, height and long through
notify GIS, Topographical Survey.
4. All Infrastructure through Geo mapping
 Fly over bridges, bridges, footpaths, plantation, subways, foot over bridges, signals, lighting, surveillance to
security(CCTVs), parks and toilets.
 Private properties of plots, apartment’s flats, open area plots, industries zone, SEZs, shopping malls, multiplex,
theme parks, recreation clubs, multiple parking, spiritual & cultural entertainment and slum areas etc.
 Government open lands, Buildings, stadiums, swimming pools, sports complex, golf courses, public parking etc.
5. Educations(Govt. and Private)
Primary Schools, Higher secondary Schools, Intermediate collages, Graduate and Higher Educations colleges, Universities,
Skill development centers Institutions(IT and different type of educations).
6. Health and Medicals
Hospitals availability, Drugs and medicals, Medical camps availability
Doctors(General, Homeopathy and Ayurveda etc.), RNPs and any.
7. Public Transport
Bus, City trains, Metro Rail, BRT, LRT, Monorail and Trams availability.
8. Heritage and Tourism Places
All Religion devotional places, all costal tourism spots, Mountain tourism,
River side tourism, Historical Places, Amusement Parks, Natural Wonders
Medical Tourism, Archaeological Survey.
9. Market Yards
Agriculture Market Yards, Horticulture Market Yards and Animal Market yards
10. Social Welfare
Family welfares, child cares, old age homes, blood banks, NGOs, veterinary hospitals etc.
11. Municipal Records
Every old record enter into NDIS(Digitalization) like Building permissions, Birth and Death registrations, marriage
registrations.
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Environment And Ecologically
Sensitive Areas
(i) Physical Environment
SPATIAL DATA
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Thematic Map depicting Air, Water and Noise
Pollution, Location of Pollution generating
Industries/activities.
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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(ii) Man Made Environment
Unit of Measurement
Air Pollution:
Types of Industrial Units (pesticides, glass etc)
Pollutants: Lead, Methane, Carbon Monoxide
etc) Types of Vehicles.
Water Pollution: No. of WTP, % of Sewerage
Coverage, no. of STP
Noise Pollution: Decibel Limit of Noise
generated by Different Types of Vehicles,
Industries etc.
Land Degradation.
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Map depicting the location of Slums, Squatters
and other blighted area.
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No. of Slums, Squatters, area, access to services
etc.
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Thematic Map depicting hazards zones polluting
activities.
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Levels of pollution,
Measures for mitigation of pollution..
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Map showing the location of all heritage, sites,
building and areas
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Background information of heritage sites and
building and areas from the record of ASI and
NGOs, listed building.
No. of tourist spots,
No. of tourists,
Truism infrastructure.
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Past Flood Records
Types of Preventive Methods
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Conservation of Environment
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Heritages Sites, Buildings and Areas
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Tourism
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Tourism Dev. Map
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Flood Control
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Map showing the drainage of the city.
Data Contents For Major Urban Planning Functions
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SPATIAL DATA
ATTRIBUTE DATA
PREPARATION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF LOCAL PLANNING AREA (1:10000 Scale)
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Physical Characteristics And
Natural Resources
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Location And Regional Setting
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Maps of
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Drainage,
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Soils,
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Slopes,
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Topography / Relief,
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Hydro- geomorphology,
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Geology.
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Natural Vegetation (forest),
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Map showing the location of the town in regional
setting
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Natural Drainage (Stream Order, river systems),
Soil Types,
Slopes,
Topography / Relief,
Hydro geomorphology,
Geology,
Climate,
Natural Vegetation (forest),
Minerals,
Water resources,
Water Potential and Demand.
Value of longitude and latitude (XY minimum
and XY Maximum of study area),
Transportation linkage to other settlements
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Historical facts and events in the growth of the
settlement.
Rainfall
Wind direction,
Temperature,
Humidity
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Wind direction
Average /maximum/ minimum temperature,
Humidity,
Rainfall duration and its quantity
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Different types of land uses
Area under specific land use class
Deviations from the proposed land use Actions
taken for implementation and regulation.
History of Development
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Settlement Morphology
Climate
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Land use Assessment
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Existing Land Use
Proposed Land Use
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Demography
SPATIAL DATA
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Map showing the distribution of existing and
proposed population, migration trends
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City Ward/District map
Economic and Social Development
(i) Formal Sector
(ii) Informal Sector
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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Existing population,
Natural increase
Birth and death rate,
Mortality,
Migration and socio-economic characteristics,
Age sex ratio,
Literacy,
Life expectancy
Per capita income,
Occupational structure,
Taxation,
Industrial product,
Commercial activities,
Institutional activities,
Development control regulations
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Informal sector,
Poverty alleviation,
Informal trade,
Commerce,
Transport,
Household industries.
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Housing and Shelter
SPATIAL DATA
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Distribution of Residential Land Use
Base map containing building / property
boundaries
Building material map
Building Age map
Land value map
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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Transportation
(i). Road
(ii). Rail
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Road Network Map (existing and proposed roads
with hierarchy)
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Rail Network Map (existing and proposed)
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No. Of households,
No. Of dwelling units,
Age,
Distribution of houses by predominant material
of roof, wall and floor,
Distribution of households by type of (a) fuel
used for cooking (b) by source of drinking water,
Availability of electricity and toilet facility,
Distribution of households by tenure status, size
and no. Of rooms occupied,
Housing structure,
Housing stock,
Demand and supply
Types of roads,
Length of roads,
No. Of bus depots,
Terminals,
Parking space,
No. and types of vehicles,
Survey reports on traffic and transportation
planning.
No of railway zones,
Types of rail gauge; viz broad, narrow and meter
gauge,
Length of rail route network,
Type of network,
No. of platforms,
No. of yards.
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ACTIVITIES
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(iii). Water
SPATIAL DATA
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Land use maps/layouts of Jetties and Ports
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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(iv). Air
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Infrastructure
(i). Physical Infrastructure
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Maps with location of Airports, Aerodromes
Air Funnel maps
Map showing
• Water supply network,
• Power supply line network,
• Telecommunication network,
• Sewerage and solid waste management
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No. of major and minor ports,
Length of the coastline and area of navigable
waterways,
No. of navigable rivers and canals,
Major ports used for export and import of goods,
Total no. of sailing boats,
Ships,
Oil tankers,
Vessels
Total tonnage of items carried by ships/tankers
etc,
No. of shipping yards
No. of Airports,
Aerodromes,
Traffic volume and passenger data.
Water: sources, demand and supply, treatment
capacity, no. of connections, area covered, major
reservoirs, duration of supply.
Electricity: No. of power station, type of power
station, no. of connections, supply and demand,
Telecommunication: No. of telephone
connection, telephone exchange,
Sewerage network, No. of connections , area
covered, location and capacity of STPs
Solid Waste Management: methods of disposal,
quantity, land fill sites etc.
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Review, revision and preparation of
fresh development plan of the local
planning area.
SPATIAL DATA
Map showing the location of
• Health centers,
• Educational institutes,
• Fire station,
• Post offices,
• Police stations
• Banks,
• Community centres,
• Socio-cultural and religious centres.
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Updated base map,
Existing land use map
Proposed plan of various sectors
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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No. Of educational institute (primary, Middle,
secondary, colleges, technical institute),
Health centers (dispensary, hospital, others),
Fire stations,
Police stations,
Post offices and banks,
Community centres,
Socio-cultural and religious centres.
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Data from the development Plan
SPECIAL AREA PLANNING AND DE VELOPMENT AUTHORITY AND PLANS FOR SPECIA L AREA DEVELOPMENT
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Declaration of special Area.
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Incorporation
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special
area
planning and development authority.
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Revenue/Urban Cadastre map,
Detailed land use map
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Development Control Regulation
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Development Control Regulation
Property / cadastral records
Authorization / Approval records / documents
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CONTROL OF DEVELOPMENT AND US E OF LAND (1:2000 Scale)
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Use and development of land to be in
conformity with the development
plan or development scheme or landpooling scheme.
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Prohibition of development.
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Land use map,
Zonal development plan
Layout/site map
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Permission for development.
Obligation to acquire and on refusal
of or on grant of permission certain
cases.
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Removal or discontinuance of
unauthorized temporary development
summarily.
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Interim
Provision
preparation of plan.
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Planning and development authority
to include special area planning and
development authority.
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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INITIATE DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES
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SPATIAL DATA
Preparation of development schemes.
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Land use map,
Zonal development plan
Layout/site map
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Land requirement,
Available infrastructure,
Development control regulation,
LAND POOLING SCHEMES
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Contents of land pooling scheme.
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Reconstitution of original plots into
final plots.
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Declaration of intention to prepare
land-pooling scheme.
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Preparation of land pooling scheme.
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Consideration of objections and
submission of final land pooling
scheme to government for approval.
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Land use map,
Zonal land use map,
Layout/site map,
Revenue map
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Land owner ship,
Compensation,
Land requirement for the scheme,
Development control regulation,
Past land pooling schemes
Name of owner
More than one owner
Tenure
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SPATIAL DATA
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Effect of scheme.
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Restrictions on use and development
of land after declaration of intention
to prepare a land-pooling scheme.
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Cost of land pooling scheme.
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Contribution towards cost of land
pooling scheme.
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Compensation in respect of property
or right injuriously affected by land
pooling scheme.
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Exclusion
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limitation
compensation in certain cases.
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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Revenue Survey number
Original Plot number
Area of Original Plot (Sq. Mt.)
Value of Original Plot without reference to value
of Structure(in Rs.)
Value of Original Plot inclusive of structure(in
Rupees)
Final Plot number
Area of Final Plot(Sq. Mt.)
Value of Final Plot undeveloped without
reference to value of structure(in Rupees)
Value of Final Plot undeveloped inclusive of
structure(in Rupees)
Value of Final Plot developed without reference
to (in Rupees) value of structure
Value of Final Plot developed inclusive of
structure (in Rupees)
Value of Final Plot undeveloped inclusive of
structure(in Rs.) less Value of Original Plot
inclusive of structure
Increment Value of Final Plot developed
excluding value of structure less Value of Final
Plot undeveloped excluding value of structure
Contribution 50% of Increment
Addition to or Deduction from contribution to be
made under other section.
Net Demand
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Development work done by promoters,
Zoning regulations
Building controls
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Provision for cases in which the
owner is not provided with a plot in
the final land-pooling scheme.
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Payment of net amount due to
planning and development authority.
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Recovery of arrears.
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Execution of works in the landpooling scheme by planning and
development authority.
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PRIVATE AND JOINT SECTOR PA RTICIPATION IN DEVELOPMENT (1:2000 Scale)
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Development works by promoters.
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SPATIAL DATA
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Additional provisions where cost of
development work is to be realized in
advance.
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Provisions for economically weaker
sections.
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Recovery of capital or maintenance
cost of amenities.
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Private sector land pooling scheme by
Association of Original Plot Owners.
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Land use map,
Zonal development plan,
Layout/site map and revenue map
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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Development cost
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Distribution of EWS plots,
No. of persons under EWS,
Cost of plots allotted,
Sites and services schemes.
Recovery of user charges from promoters,
Capital and maintenance cost,
User charges for utility services.
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Land pooling scheme,
Area of plots,
Compensation
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Development costs,
Details of acquisition property,
Compensation paid to person for acquisition,
Land acquisition acts.
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ACQUISITION, ASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL OF LAND
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Zonal Development Plan
Layout/Site map,
Property maps
Land value maps
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Acquisition of Property by Planning
and Development Authority.
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Transfer of government land to the
Planning
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Development
Authority.
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Zoning regulations,
Details of developed/undeveloped land
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Acquisition of land by way
Negotiated Settlement.
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Land acquired by negotiated settlement,
Land acquisitions norms,
Compensation
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Acquisition of land by way of
according Transferable Development
Right.
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Transfer development right,
Compensation
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SPATIAL DATA
ATTRIBUTE DATA
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Acquisition of land and built space by
way of Accommodation Reservation.
Disposal of land and other property
by the planning and development
authority.
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Available amenities to be transferred to
Development Authority,
Compensation
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Land disposal details done by the authority,
Disposal cost,
Disposal rules,
Time required for disposal
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Development charges,
Development cost,
List of agencies on whom development charges
are levied for use of land,
Increase in value of land etc.
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Development plan/ perspective plan,
Land use regulations
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LEVY, ASSESSMENT AND RECOVERY OF DEVELOPMENTAL CHARGES
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Levy of Developmental Charges.
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Assessment of developmental charges.
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Zonal Development Plan
Layout/Site map,
Property maps
Land value maps
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SUPPLEMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISION
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Provisions of the perspective plan to
stand modified in certain cases.
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Land Use Map
IT Development
Consulting and Development of web enabled e-governance services from all states and central government departments for
providing above structure.
Common Service Centers(CSC)
The strategy has been evolving with time, and taking into its new approaches such as participatory local community to all
Government agencies through common service centers. Based on NDIS will helpful common service center contains two services
together to citizens and government departments and sharing between e-Governance Mission Mode Projects and Common Service
Centers.
For Service to all Citizens:
1. Property tax, Advertisement, Utilities bills, Banking and insurance services, Entertainment tax, Trade License Certificate,
Trade License Certificate(Veterinary), Birth registration, Death registration, Non-availability Certificates of Birth, Nonavailability Certificates of Death, Green Channel, Building Permission, Occupancy Certificate, Mutation / Transfer of
Property, Vacancy Remission, Temporary Use of Parks / Community Hall / Sports Facility, Tree Pruning, Registration of Pet
Dogs, Extract Of Electoral Roll, Fire Prevention Wing, Unauthorized buildings and properties permissions, Cell tower
permissions, Agricultural Income Certificate ,Certified Copies of Records of Measurement, Localization of Properties, Money
Lending License, National Family Benefit Scheme Application, No Earning Member Certificate, OBC Certificate, Pawn
Broker License, Possession Certificate (for House Site Purpose), Residence Certificate-Passport, Sub-divisions of lands,
Registration of Society, Registration of Firm, Firm name Change, Dissolution of firm, Amendments of society, Submission of
Appeal, License for Hostels, Lodges, Theme, Entertainment, Restaurants, Bars, Dhabas and Resorts ,New Gas Connection
Application ,Registration of Establishment / Shop, Renewal of Establishment / Shop Issuance of duplicate certificate for
Registered Establishment / Shop, Amendment Of Contractor License, Amendment Registration Of Establishment, License
Of Contractor, Notice Of Commencement Or Completion Of Work, Registration Of Establishment Employing Contract
Labour, Registration Of Motor Transport, Reconnaissance permit, Prospecting License, Mining Lease, Granite Quarry
Lease, Marble Quarry Lease, Other Quarry Lease, Mineral Dealer License, Annual Fee Payment for Lease, Generate
Transit Forms, Request for Mineral Permit, Crop Insurance, Subsidized Seed Distribution, Farm mechanization, School
Registration, Duplicate Marks Memo, Migration Certificate.
2. When Common man goes to CSC, he wants like to choose any of government schemes, and get all information of social
and economical opportunities like education, health, sports, jobs, business etc. Government departmental wise any
information available , see left side of the diagram etc.
3. The Common man business to Corporate business will get opportunities where they can want to develop businesses in
fields of educations, sports, retails, health and medicals, financial banking and insurances, infrastructures, research,
tourism, different type of industries, transports, IT&ITES, skill development, advertisement, media and entertainment,
telecommunications etc.
4. Government may be planning to lunch through this common service centers getting single window easy permissions for any
business from any government departments to develop to helpful private sector and common business persons.
For Service to all Government Departments:
5. Common Service Centers will be provided consulting services to preparation of estimation in all infrastructures like public
works, electricity, drinking water, Technologies Development. Smart Team can prepared by what type of work doing and the
implement in particular places from all Government departments of Urban Development, Chemicals and Fertilizers, Civil
Aviation, Coal, Commerce and Industry, Communications and Information Technology, Consumer Affairs, Food and Public
Distribution, Corporate Affairs, Arts & Culture, Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation, Earth Sciences, Environment and
Forests, External Affairs, Food Processing Industries, Health and Family Welfare, Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises,
Home Affairs, Housing, Human Resource Development, Information and Broadcasting, Labour and Employment, Law and
Justice, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Finance, Mines, Minority Affairs, New and Renewable Energy, Overseas
Indian Affairs, Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Petroleum and Natural Gas, Power and Energy, Railways, Road
Transport and Highways, Rural Development, Science and Technology, Shipping, Social Justice and Empowerment, Steel,
Textiles, Tourism, Tribal Affairs, Water Resources, Women and Child Development, Youth Affairs and Sports and wide
variety of content and services that could be offered.
For Revenue Generates to Smart City(Wealth Management System):
6. Based on Nagarapalika Database Information System the use of GIS tools and techniques to assist in better urban decision
making and governance by preparing wealth management team. See above diagram team will planning to estimate revenue
and taxes through Residential: High rise, Medium rise, Low rise, Group Housing, Slums, Commercial: Retail and General,
Business, Community center, Wholesale, Warehousing, Local shopping, Hotel/Restaurant, Industrial, Service Industry, Light
Industry, Extensive Industry, Heavy Industry, Industrial Godowns, Recreational, Parks/Gardens, Stadium, Playgrounds, Golf
Course/Race course, Zoological parks, Historical places, Wastelands, Mining, Quarry, Other mining areas, Brick kilns, Public
and semipublic, Educational Institutes, Cantonments, Hospitals, Cremation/burial ground, Social and Cultural center,
Government Office, Petrol pump, Cinema hall, Television station, Bank, Transportation, Bus Terminals/stands, Rail,
Terminals/Tracks/Yards, Airport, Agricultural Land, Crop Land, open lands etc.
Nodal Agency
Our prefer to Government is looking to plan and establish in national wise Nodal agency(Ex: National Urban Development
Corporation) will have contains different divisions are town planning, Information Technology, Infrastructure, Water and sewerage,
Transports, Telecom Services, Power and Energy, Public & Private properties development by states and central government
50:50 partnerships. Nodal agency the availability of each of the government departments in the Towns must be used to specify all
the things from States and Central Govt. Schemes. It wills all-around multifarious developmental activities in the towns around the
country. Giant infrastructure projects were required to be taken up for which neither the private sector nor the State & Central
Governments Construction Departments. It basically reduces the time and cost involved with the creation of data base for the
planning from all Government departments should spend money through Nodal agency.
Different types of Public Private Partnership(Full & Partial BOT methods) model projects for Smart City.
Built, Operate, Transfer(BOT)
1. Information and Communication Technology(ICT) framework: - GIS and Spatial Mapping based on develop smart city master
plan, Nagarpalika Database Information System(Intelligence), Common Services Centers(Digital) generates income for municipal
corporation or municipality and PPP client through value capture mechanism, advertisement, hospitality, public property, various
taxation policies, stamp duty on sales transaction, trade and other licenses, utility bills, various registrations and land records etc.
Full or Partial PPP methods(may be up to 25 years contract) Built, Operate, Transfer, Maintenance(BOTM)
Up to 50% amount will be paid at completions of work, and remaining 50% will pay on monthly installation basis upto 5 to 10 years,
remaining payment for maintenance as per central government public private partnership norms.
2. Infrastructures Development - Roads, fly over bridges, bridges, footpaths and greenery tree plantation, subways, foot over
bridges, signages, signals, lighting, surveillance to security, parks and toilets.
3. Water and Solid waste Management and Ducts - Drinking Water, Sewerage water, Water Drain, Water treatment plants and
Ducts for cables.
4. Government Infrastructures - Hospitals, Educational Institutions, Lands, Buildings, stadiums, swimming pools, sports complex,
golf courses, public parking etc. for maintenance, lease/rents.
5.
Public Transport – Metro Rail, BRT, LRT, Monorail, Trams etc.
6.
Telecom Services(ICT) – Broad band of Direct-to-Home Fiber, WiFi, Telephony and other cabling networks etc.
7.
Power and Energy – Electricity(24X7 distribution system), Smart Grid, Solar systems and other non- conventional energy etc.
8. Public & Private Properties - To develop PPP method for high rise apartments and offices zones, Housing, SEZs, industrial
zones, shopping malls, multiplex, theme parks, recreation clubs, multiple parking, spiritual & cultural entertainment and Build
slum areas.
However please don’t compare developed countries cities and our country cities, our towns have social and economic much
different than others, here everything is unplanned in existing towns. But revenue should generate from existing towns only for
development to Smart Cities and we suggested that master plan should be prepared separately for existing towns and new towns.
AIM OF THE PROJECT TO HELP
1. Smart City takes a lot of help Increase GDP in India.
2. In Smart City we can develop proper system in All Infrastructures, Human Resources, Industries, Technologies, Educations,
Health and Medical, Banking and Finance, Retails, Tourism and Heritage Places, Art and Culture, Natural Resources
Utilization.
3. Crores of Jobs creates around the India in Smart Cities.
4. Lakhs of People may want to become business persons in Smart Cities.
5. Lakhs of Crore Rupees of money generates to state and central government in every year.
6. Revenue generates and spends in Smart Cities on this project every month in proper way through taxes and other revenue
resources.