Aurangabad Development Plan

DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF
AURANGABAD
ADDITIONAL AREA (REVISED) +
CIDCO DE-NOTIFIED AREA
.
DRAFT REPORT
PUBLISHED U/S 26(1) OF THE
MAHARASHTRA REGIONAL & TOWN PLANNING ACT, 1966.
PREPARED BY
TOWN PLANNING OFFICER
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (A.A.)
AND
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF TOWN PLANNING,
DEVELOPMENT PLAN, AURANGABAD
FOR AND ON BEHALF OF AURANGABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
D R A F T D EV E LO P M EN T P LA N O F A U R A N G A B A D
( A D D IT I O N A L A R E A - R E V IS E D )
IN D E X
CHAPTER
CONTENTS
PAGE
CHAPTER-I
GENERAL
7-10
1 .1
Object of Development Plan
1 .2
Earlier attempts of Planning
1 .3
Development Plan for Aurangabad Additional Area
1 .4
History of the Town
1 .5
Civic Administration
10
CHAPTER-II
LOCATION, COMMUNICATION AND MAIN

FEATURES
11-14
2 .1
National & Regional Settings
12
2 .2
Area & Location
12
2 .3
Topography & Landscape
12
2 .4
Climatography
13
CHAPTER-III
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS
15-17
3 .1
Growth of Population
16
3 .2
Distribution of Population
16
3 .3
Structure of Population
16
3 .4
Occupational Structure
16
3 .5
Employment Pattern
17
3 .6
Functional Classification
17
CHAPTER-IV
EXISTING LAND USE
18-21
4 .1
General
19
4 .2
Preparation of Base Map
19
4 .3
Surveys
19
4 .4
Distribution of Land Use
20
4 .5
Structural Condition of Buildings
20
4 .6
Growth Trend
20
CHAPTER-V
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
2
22-25
5 .1
General
23
5 .2
Educational Facilities
23
5 .3
Health & Medical Facilities
24
5 .4
Commercial Facilities
24
5 .5
Recreational & Entertainment Facilities
24
CHAPTER-VI
ECONOMIC BASE & GROWTH POTENTIAL
26-28
6 .1
Industrial Activities
27
6 .2
Trade & Commerce
28
6 .3
Tourism
28
CHAPTER-VII
TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION
29-32
7 .1
General
30
7 .2
External Communication
30
7 .3
Roads
31
7 .4
Major District Roads
31
7 .5
Local Roads
31
7 .6
General Condition of Roads
31
7 .7
Mass Transport System
32
7 .8
Bus Transport System
32
7 .9
Intermediate Public Transport Modes
32
7 .1 0
Parking Facilities
32
7 .1 1
Terminal Facilities
32
CHAPTER-VIII
UTILITIES & SERVICES
33-35
8 .1
General
34
8 .2
Water Supply
34
8 .3
Drainage & Sewerage Scheme
34
8 .4
Compost Depot / Dumping Ground
34
8 .5
Cremation Grounds & Burial Grounds
34
8 .6
Fire Stations
35
CHAPTER-IX
FINDINGS, OBSERVATION & CONCLUSIONS
36-39
9 .1
General
37
9 .2
Population & Occupational Structure
37
9 .3
Observation
37
9 .4
Circulation Pattern
38
9 .5
Provision of Amenity
38
CHAPTER-X
PLANNING PROPOSALS
40-55
1 0 .1
General
41
1 0 .2
Demographic Projections
41
1 0 .3
Planning of Sector
41
1 0 .4
Planning Standards
43
1 0 .5
Transportation
43
1 0 .6
Proposed Land Use
44
1 0 .7
Residential Zone
53
1 0 .8
Commercial Zone
53
1 0 .9
Industrial Zone
54
1 0 .1 0
Aricultural Zone/Green Belt
54
1 0 .1 1
Forest/Hill Top, Hill Slope Zone
54
1 0 .1 2
Other General Requirment
54
1 0 .1 3
Compost Depot
54
1 0 .1 4
Cremation Ground & Burial Ground
54
1 0 .1 5
Fire Brigade Station
55
CHAPTER-XI
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING ENVIRONMENT
56-57
CHAPTER-XII
IMPLEMENTATION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN
58-63
1 2 .1
General
59
1 2 .2
Resource Mobilization for Effective Management
59
1 2 .3
Phasing Programme
62
1 2 .4
Conclusion
63
CHAPTER-XIII
DEVELOPMENT CONROL RULES
64-65
CHAPTER-XIV
LEGAL FORMALITIES
66-69
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA)

LIST OF TABLES
Sr.
No.
T ab l e
No.
Contents
Income and Expenditure of Municipal Corporation
71-71
Yearly Rainfall
72-72
Demographic Characteristics- Growth of Population
73-73
Demographic Characteristics- Projected Population
74-74
75-75
Existing Land Use Analysis
76-76
Notified Slums
77-78
Information About State Transport Services
79-79
Information Regarding Water Supply and Drainage

System
80-80
10
10
Proposed Land Use Analysis
81-81
11
11
Deviation Statement
82-97
12
12
Statement showing the required & proposed amenities

as per 1979 Planning Standards
98-145
13
13
Statement showing Sites reserved in Draft

Development Plan of Aurangabad(Additional Area)
145-186
14
14
Year wise phasing Programme for implementation of

Development Plan Proposals
187-214
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DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA)

LIST OF PLATES
Sr.
No.
Plate
No.
Contents
Map of Maharashtra State
216-216
Map of Aurangabad District
217-217
Map of Aurangabad Municipal Corporation
218-218
Income and Expenditure
219-219
220-220
Growth of Population
221-221
Growth of Population (Aurangabad Additional

Area)
222-222
Existing Land Use Analysis
223-223
Proposed Land Use Analysis
224-224
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CHAPTER NO.I
GENERAL
CHAPTER NO.I
GENERAL
1.1 OBJECT OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN:Aurangabad is developing rapidly due to availability of natural resources such as
good agricultural lands in the hinters land, fast growing Industrialization, Trade and
Commerce and convenient transportation and communication links. It has good
connectivity by road, rail and by air to major cities of Maharashtra and rest of the
country. The economic activity of Aurangabad is accelerating due to its location
advantages and historic importance. Specifically, industrial growth in the last two
decades is remarkable.
The sporadic development has started coming up in municipal corporation limits.
The development within the municipal corporation limits is being properly controlled by
the sanctioned development Plan. However, the Municipal Corporation is developing fast
if attempts are not made for proper planning it would create haphazard development
without social amenities like schools, play-grounds, gardens etc. It is therefore necessary
to revise a Development Plan of Aurangabad Municipal corporation which is Sanctioned
in a 1991 as per the provisions of Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966.
The main objects of the Development Plan are:i) To have optimum utilization of the land in the interest of community and to check the
unplanned and haphazard growth of the area.
ii) To provide most efficient traffic and transportation network to promote ease of
communication by designing proper road system.
iii) To make provisions for civic amenities and social facilities, public amenities and
services to meet the future requirement of the area.
iv) To preserve features, structures of places of historical, natural, architectural and
scientific interest.
1.2 EARLIER ATTEMPTS OF PLANNING:1.2.1 DEVELOPMENT PLANS:Prior to municipal corporation Aurangabad was "A" class municipal council
having an area about 54.40 sq.km. in 1982. The municipal council was converted into
Municipal Corporation vide government resolution No. AMC/1082/207/CR-12/82/UD21,dated 03/12/1982 and came into existence from 08/12/1982.additional 18 villages
have been included in this newly framed municipal corporation having area of 138.50
Sq.Km.
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The development plan for the municipal council area was firstly sanctioned by
government in urban development, public health and housing department notification no.
TPS/3067/22693-W deted06/01/1975. after formation of municipal corporation,
development plan for extended area and the area included in No development zone of
sanctioned development plan, for Aurangabad municipal council was prepared by
municipal corporation which is sanctioned by government in Urban development
department vide notification No.TPS-3088/454-CR-59-88-UD-12, dated 15/10/1991 and
it came into force with effect from 19/11/1991.
The present revision of Development Plan includes the following areas1) Revision of sanctioned Development plan of Aurangabad (Additional Area) sanctioned
by the government vide notification no. TPS-3088-454/CR-59/88/UD-12,
Dt. 15/10/1991
2) Shivajinagar area included into Aurangabad Municipal Corporation.
3) Area De-notified by CIDCO and included into Aurangabad Municipal Corporation.
1.3 DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR AURANGABAD FRING AREA:The Government in Urban development by its notification No.TPS 3006/381/CR-246/2006 UD-30 dt.3.10.2006 under sub section (1) of section 40 of
Maharashtra regional & town plan Act 1966 has appointed CIDCO as special planning
authority for fringe area comprising 28 villages admeasuring 15183.34 Ha. which is
around periphery of corporation limit. The development plan is submitted by the CIDCO
to government for sanction.
1.4 HISTORY OF THE TOWN:Aurangabad city was founded by the great past Malik Amber, The Prime minister
of Nizam shah of Ahmednagar, in 1610 AD. on the site of village 'Khirki'. The name
'Khirki' was given because it served as opening (Window) between the north and the
south Indian culture.
History of this city dates back to the 2nd century B.C. which indicates that it was
located on ancient trade routes from Ujjain (North) to pratishthana (Paithan), capital of
satvahana, and to tag are (Modern Ter) in south. The district of Aurangabad had attained
high level of prosperity during these days. It contained pratishthana(Paithan),capital of
satvahana as the centre of trade. In addition to north-south trade link, it has also traded
links with Nasik, Kalyan, Shupara and Baruchha in west.
In 1621 it was ravaged and burnt by imperial troops under Shaha Jahan. In the
year 1626 it was known as Fatehnagar. In 1653 when prince Aurangabad was appointed
as the viceroy of the Deccan he made Fatehnagar as his capital and called it Aurangabad.
By 1682 Khan Jahan Bahadur constructed a wall (about 6 miles in diameter) around
Aurangabad to protect it against surprise attacks of Marathas. In 1692, he ordered to
construct a magnificent palace near the great reservoir to the north of the city
(Viz.Subhedari).
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The famous Bibi-ka-Maqbara, replica of Taj Mahal of Agra, is located in this

city. Places of significant historical importance lie within few miles of Aurangabad. The
great fort of Daulatabad, the grave of Aurangzeb and caves of Ellora are worth
mentioning. Paithan, the capital of Satvahanas is also located at a distance of about 50
Km. from the city.
Before the re-organization of state, i.e. prior to 1956 it was part of Hyderabad
state and in the administrative set up of erstwhile Hyderabad state it was Subha (Region)
established for five districts known as Marathwada. Aurangabad was then Subhedari head
quarter.
After re-organization of states, Marathwada is merged in Maharashtra state and
Aurangabad became its divisional head quarter. The importance of the city increased with
the passage of time. During 1961-71 MIDC developed industrial estate at Chikalthana.
The industries have been setup with work force and it resulted in an appreciable demand
for housing stock in the city. CIDCO was therefore, established as special planning
authority and development for New Aurangabad took place.
During 1971-81 decade, Hon'ble High court of Bombay established a bench at
Aurangabad. Thereafter city has commanded more and more area under its influence and
in 1982 city reached status of Municipal Corporation by further enlarging its dimensions
by including 18 villages in its campus.
Waluj Industrial area to the west of Aurangabad city consisting of nearly 1600
Ha. of land is developing rapidly. Today, the work force engaged in the waluj industrial
area comes to Aurangabad City to stay. Therefore, the state Government by its
Notification dated 09/10/1991 has appointed the CIDCO as the special planning authority
to undertake the planned and orderly development of waluj notified area consisting of 18
Revenue villages and contains 10,233 Ha. of land.
Thus, Aurangabad has shown tremendous development in industrial and
educational field. It is also historical city and it has its own attractions and charms. The
world famous Ajantha and Ellora caves being easily approachable from Aurangabad, city
came on the world tourist map. It has become attractive tourists, center with 'Star' hotel
facilities for lodging and boarding. Aurangabad is also famous for its Himroo handloom
Products.
1.5 CIVIC ADMINISTRATION:Aurangabad city was "A class municipal council before December 1982 having
area of 54.4 Sq.Km. The council was then converted into municipal corporation.
Additional 18 villages were merged in newly corporation area resulting total area of
138.50Sq.Km.
The civic administration of Aurangabad municipal corporation area is managed
by Aurangabad Municipal Corporation.
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CHAPTER II
LOCATION, COMMUNICATION
AND MAIN FEATURE
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CHAPTER II
LOCATION, COMMUNICATION AND MAIN FEATURE

2.1 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SETTINGS:Aurangabad is the head quarter of the district and division. It is situated on the
bank of river 'Kham', tributary of river "Godavari". The city stands in the Dudhana valley
between the lakanvara range on the north and Satara hills on the south and the generally
spreading within 16 km. It is open towards east but on the west, the northern range
deflects and curves in towards the city making it spur shape. Along the base of range the
soil is shallow and rocky, while towards the center it becomes rich and fertile. The city
occupies very uneven terrain.
Aurangabad is well connected with national capital Delhi and state capital
Mumbai by air, rail and road. Aurangabad has domestic airport 6 km. away from the city
located at chikhalthana. The distance between Aurangabad and Mumbai by rail is about
375 kms. It is well served by state transport buses. A government tourism office in the
city attends the need of the tourists.
2.2 AREA AND LOCATION:Total area of Aurangabad Municipal Corporation is 138.50 sq.km. whereas the
area under development plan area under preparation is 10090.67 Ha. The city is situated
at latitude of 1953'59"north and longitude of 7522'46" east at altitude of 581.4m. above
mean sea level.
The city is located on Hyderabad -Manmad and Purna-Aurangabad-manmad rail
route which are broad gauge lines. The city is therefore, well connected with the state
capital and the national capital, by rail, as also well connected with all other major towns.
The Plan showing regional setting is appended in plan No: I.
2.3 TOPOGRAPHY AND LAND SCAPE:It could be seen that on the northern side, corporation area limits are flanked by
Jatwada, Ohar, Sawangi, Tuljapur hills ranges and on the south, locally named satara hills
Balapur, Deolai, Gandheli are located where there is scenic beauty spots.
While entering the city from south-western side the curvilinear entry keeps the
eye moving along the interesting skyline created on account of hill ranges as also some of
the hilly lands formed in the form of hillocks. Most of the lands from chikalthana&
Harsul are agriculture land.
In Aurangabad municipal corporation area, there is old city fort wall. The built
gates along with windows fitted in the fort wall represents interesting profile on one side
and on the other side Aamkhas Maidan is located, where beautiful skyline is created on
account of interesting profile of the uplands. The famous Subhedari guest house
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occupying a prestigious position. The famous majnoo hill location and tank at its north
near Delhi gate also speaks of its landscape awaiting further attractive development.
2.4 CLIMATOGRAPHY
2.4.1 SEASONS:The climate of Aurangabad city is characterized by a hot summer and general
dryness throughout the year except during the south-west monsoon season. The year may
be divided into three seasons. The cold season from November followed by the hot
season from March to June and rainy season from June onwards up to October. In general
it is a pleasant for the most of the days.
2.4.2 RAINFALL:The average rainfall in Aurangabad is 734 mm. most of the annual rainfall is
generally during June to September. July is the rainiest month. Some amount of rainfall
occurs May, October and November is mainly in the form of thunder showers. The
variation in the annual rainfall from year to year is large. The climate date of rainfall is
given in following table.
2.4.3 TEMPERATURE:S.N.
1
1
Climatic Features
2
Location
2
3
Height
Solar Radiation
Mean Temperature
Summer
Winter
Mansoon
M i ni m um
Maximum
Rainfall
Precipitation
W i nds
Composite
3
4
Latitude 1953N
Aurangabad
Longitude 7519E
581M Above Mean Sea Level
Intense in Summer and
Winter With a Low
Percentage of diffused
Radiation but low in
Mansoon.
Day
Night
30c t o 44c
27c t o 34c
10c t o 33c
4c t o 11c
24c t o 33c
21c t o 24c
5 .6 c
4 5 .9 c
Moderate from June to September.
Average Rainfall 734mm.
450mm to 1300mm per day during monsoon,
humidity does not go beyond 40%.
Hot and Dusty in Summer, Strong winds in
Monsoon from south-east, dry and cold winds
from north in Winter.
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S k y C ondi t i on
Mainly clear, occasionally overcast with dense

low clouds in Summer.
Cold weather commences by the end of November and temperature begins to fall
rapidly. December is the coldest month with the mean daily maximum temperature of
10c. To 33c and the mean daily minimum of 4c to 11c.In the cold season the city is
sometimes affected by cold waves, when minimum temperature may drop to about 5.6c.
From the month of January there is rise in both day and night temperature. May is
the hottest month. With the mean daily maximum temp. 30c to 45c and mean daily
minimum temperature 27c to 34c.During the hot season the heat is often intense and the
day temperature on the individual day may rise to about 45.9 c. with the advance of the
south-west monsoon in the district by the second week of June, there is appreciable drop
in both the day and night temperature and the weather is pleasant.
With the withdrawal of the monsoon by the about the end of September the day
temperature increase a little and secondary maximum day temperature is recorded in
October but night temperature decreases progressive. After October both day and night
temperatures steadily decreases.
2.4.4 HUMIDITY:Except during the south west monsoon the relative humidity are high the air is
generally dry. The summer months are driest when the relative humidity is 1c and
relative humidity is highest i.e.90% in August the skies are generally clear except during
the monsoon season when skies are heavily clouded.
2.4.5 WINDS:Winds are generally light to moderate with increase in speed during the latter half
of the hot season and in the monsoon season. The winds blow predominantly from
direction between west and north during the hot season. They are mostly from direction
between south-west during the monsoon season. They blow mostly from the direction
between north-east and south-east during the rest of the year. Following table shows the
direction of wind blow.
Sr.No.
Month
1
2
3
4
January
Ma y
August
November
Morning
Evening
E/calm
W/NW
W/SW
E/ S E
W/SW
W/NW
W/NW
NE/W
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Wi n d
Speed(Km/hr)
7 .4
1 5 .9 3
1 6 .2 5
7 .4
APTER III
DEMOGRAPHIC
CHARACTERISTICS
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CHAPTER III
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS
3.1 GROWTH OF POPULATION:The growth rate of population for above Area for 1981-1991, 1991-2001, 20012011 decade were 101.28, 53.63% and 33.98% respectively. The population figures for
last 4 decades are shown in following table.
Demographic Structure
Year
2
1981
1991
2001
2011
Sr.No.
1
1
2
3
4
Sr. Age
No. of
No Group Persons
.
1
1
2
2
0-6
7&
Above
Total
Population
3
284807
573272
880740
1175116
Age and Sex Composition

YEAR-2011
%of
Males
% With Female
Total
Total
p op u l
Males
ation
% with
Total
Female
s
3
4
158779
1 3 .5 1
1 0 1 6 3 3 7 8 6 .4 9
5
84851
524355
6
1 3 .9 2
8 6 .0 8
7
73928
491982
8
1 3 .0 6
8 6 .9 4
1175116 100
609206
100
565910
100
NO. OF
female
per
1000
Males
9
871
938
3.2 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION:The corporation limit is divided into 99 wards.

3.3 STRUCTURE OF POPULATION:It is observed that out of total population 1175116recorded in 2011 census, the
male population is 609206 and female population is 565910 respectively. The total
population is comprised of 51.84%males and 48.16% females. The sex ratio thus works
out to 904females per 1000 males.
3.4 OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE:Below Table shows the occupational structure of the Aurangabad Municipal
Corporation(Additional Area) area as recorded in 2011 census. Out of total population of
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1175116the no. of workers in all categories including marginal workers is 377822 out of
them 301311 are males and 76511 are females.
From the available data the percentage of workers in Cultivators, Agricultural
Labours, Household Industries Manufacturing processing servicing & Repairs and others
to total main workers are 1.38%, 1.66%, 2.32% & 85.32% respectively. The percentage
of male and Female workers to total workers is 79.75% and 20.25% respectively. The
labor participation ratio works out to 32.15% as per 2011 census for total municipal
corporation limit.
Occupational Structure of Year 2011
Sr.No Occupation
Males
Female Total
% With % With
Total
Total
workers populati
on
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Cultivators
3970
1255
5225
1 .3 8
0 .4 4
1
Agricultural labours 4214
2075
6289
1 .6 6
0 .5 4
2
Household Industries 5288
3482
8770
2 .3 2
0 .7 5
3
Manufacturing
Processing Servicing
&repairs
Other Workers
266849
55516
322365
8 5 .3 2
2 7 .4 3
4
Total main workers
280321
62328
342649
9 0 .6 9
2 9 .1 6
5
Marginal workers
20990
14183
35173
9 .3 1
2 .9 9
6
Total workers
301311
76511
377822
100
3 2 .1 5
Total Non-workers
307895
489399 797294
6 7 .8 5
Total
609206
565910 1175116
100
Note:- Separate data of Development Plan Area is Not available.
3.5 EMPLOYMENT PATTERN:The majority of the workers are engaged in tertiary activities. As per 2011 census,
total workers in these two sectors are 85.32%.
3.6 FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION:As per 2011 census the occupational categories are grouped in Main workers,
Marginal workers and Non-Worker. Main workers are Cultivators, Agricultural labours,
House hold Industry, Manufacturing processing servicing & repairs, other workers and
marginal workers. Considering the percentage of total workers in different categories the
Aurangabad town is classified as manufacturing town. The area around municipal limit is
developed as major industrial activity. This industries have great impact on the
Aurangabad municipal corporation city.
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APTER NO.IV
EXISTING LAND USE
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CHAPTER NO.IV
EXISTING LAND USE

4.1 GENERAL:The analysis of existing conditions town provides information for better planning
of the proposals for future plan. One of the main objective of preparation of development
plan of any town is to find out solutions to the existing problems of town and to have
systematic approach towards planned development and optimum land utilization. The
common problems, a town faces are:1. Deficiency of social amenity sites.
2. Lack of recreational spaces such as gardens, play grounds, etc.
3. Absence of effective road network.
4. Inadequate areas for residential, commercial, industrial developments etc.
The study of existing land Use pattern of the town is therefore of vital
importance to know the problems of the town and to determine the optimum and most
beneficial distribution of land use in the interest of community.
The government in Urban development department by its Notification No.TPS3088-454- CR-5988-UD-12 dated15/10/1991 has sanctioned Development plan for above
area & municipal corporation has decided to revise this Development plan as per
provision of the Maharashtra regional and town planning act,1966. Meanwhile the area
for denotified from Cidco is included in corporation limit.
Accordingly corporation has declared its intentions to revise development plan
under its resolution No.317 dated 18/05/2011 and appointed the Deputy Director of Town
planning, development plan special unit Aurangabad (Municipal corporation)as Town
planning officer for carrying out surveys, preparing the existing land use plan and
formulating the proposals of the development plan.
4.2 PREPARATION OF BASE MAP:For the preparation of revise development plan, a base map precisely showing the
limits of the area within the jurisdiction of the Aurangabad municipal corporation to a
suitable scale is a must. As per the prevailing guide lines the base map is prepared. All
approved layouts and development permissions granted by corporation for this purpose
corporation has appointed A.I.I.L.S.G. for preparation of existing land use map including
the work are incorporated on the base map.
4.3 SURVEYS:Surveys are essential to understand the town for which the Development plan is
being prepared. They give the idea about the exact needs of the town and help the planner
in framing the proposals. Various surveys required were carried out in detail.
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4.4 DISTRIBUTION OF LAND USE:A major portion of the Existing land use in all the proposed planning units (which
is explained in chapter No.VI) is residential development include Padik, Jirayat, & forest
land. The developed area is about 2789.87 Ha. which accounts for 27.65% of total area of
development plan area.
Table No. 6 gives the detailed existing land use analysis for development plan
area.
After comparing existing land use of 1991to2013 there is substantial increase in
residential area. This is because Aurangabad city has developed as regional, educational
and tourist center. Industrial growth is also tremendous.
There are industries in Waluj, Chikalthana and Shendra MIDC. There are few
small scale and household manufacturing units and service industries in Shendra MIDC.
4.5 STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS OF BUILDINGS:The information available is from 2011 census. The number of occupied houses in
development plan area as per 2011 census is 8544and total number of households is
44564. The occupancy of dwelling house i.e. family size during 2011 is 5 persons.
4.6 GROWTH TREND:The findings about growth trend are as follows:1. The existing land use plan indicates that the trend of development is mostly around
villages. The planned residential development is more in villages Nakshtrawadi,
Kanchanwadi, Itkheda, Satara, Padegoan, Mitmita, Bhavsingpura and unauthorized
Residential development is in Harsul, Chikalthana, Mukundwadi and Garkheda along
Beed bypass road.
2. It is seen from the existing land use plan that the most of the lands in village
(Nakshtrawadi, Kanchanwadi, Itkheda, Satara, Padegoan, Mitmita, Bhavsingpura) have
been laid out in to plots, however, all the plots have not yet been fully built up, are in the
process of development.
3.The development is along the main traffic routes, Jalgaon, Jalana, Paithan road and
Beed bypass, Nasik road. The interior lands are however in undeveloped condition for
want of necessary infrastructure facilities and some lands are good agricultural lands.
4. There is proposed Shendra-Bidkin MIDC on Jalna road. This MIDC is just adjoining to
fringe area on eastern side. The Shendra-Bidkin MIDC is developing rapidly.
5. The commercial activity is mainly located in core area, Cidco area of the corporation
limits of Aurangabad. However, there are some commercial activities like shops, offices,
hotels, lodging etc.in congested areas of villages included in municipal corporation area.
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6.Public, semi-public user constitutions like MIT college, CSSSM college, Sant John
school etc Agriculture school, WALMI, Himayatbag area. There are some international
school, CBSE School and some large institutions with all infrastructural facilities like
hostels, play-grounds etc. some Zilha parishad schools are also located.
7. There are health centers in villages of corporation limit and also big private hospitals
such as Kamalnayan Bajaj hospital, Dhoot hospital, Cigma hospital, Government medical
college and hospital, District civil hospital like this and many more hospital are in
corporation limit
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CHAPTER NO.V
5.1 GENERAL:The availability of desired level of social infrastructure facilities in town is
important factor in planning the quality development of town as well life of People.
Socio-Economic surveys were conducted to have an idea about the existing facilities and
its adequacies and exact needs of the municipal corporation area which is important
aspect while framing the proposal.
5.2 EDUCATIONAL FACILTIES:Out of the total population of 1175116 souls in the development plan area,
889224 persons are classed as literates as per 2011 census. This means that 75.67% of
total population from development plan area is literate.
The educational facilities have been classified in to following categories. The
educational facilities likes primary school are running through Municipal Corporation &
some private institute school are also running through private institutes and zilla parishad
also.
5.2.1 PRIMARY SCHOOLS:There are 22primary schools run by corporation in the development plan area
under revision, total number of primary school going students in development plan area is
7965. There are 114 primary school run by private institutions, total number of primary
schools going students in development plan area is 24334.
It is observed that the population surrounding to the corporation limits used to
go to primary schools which are situated in corporation limits.
There are big institutions like Stepping school, Cambridge school, Mount valley
school, Nath valley, River dell school, Tender care school P.S.B.A. school etc. having
their schools in fringe area and Sant John school, R.J. international school, Jain
international school etc. having their school in corporation limit. Some are international
schools, some are CBSE school, English medium schools having good infrastructure of
buildings, hostels, laboratories, play-grounds etc. with all modern amenities and other
than this schools are also located in old municipal area.
5.2.2 HIGH SCHOOLS:There are in all about 49 high schools in the development plan area. High schools
are run by zilha parishad and private institutions. High schools run by private institutions
are 47 in Nos. Total number of students enrolled in high schools in additional area
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development plan area is 16513 this is 26% of total population of additional development
plan area.
Most of the well-known high schools situated in Aurangabad additional
development plan area serve students for educational needs.
5.2.3 COLLEGES:There are two engineering colleges in development plan area
5.3 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:The government hospitals in the Aurangabad Municipal Corporation area are
1. Government civil hospital near Shivaji maidan, Government medical college hospital
in medical college campus.
2. Government dental college hospital in medical college campus.
3. Public hospital- KamalNayan Bajaj hospital at Beed bypass road.
4. Public hospital- Dr.Hedagewar hospital at Bhagyanagar, Dhoot hospital on Jalana
road.
5. One civil hospital is also under construction near chikalthana goathan.
It is seen from the survey that all well-known and well equipped government and
public hospitals/dispensaries of well-known specialists and practitioners are situated in
Aurangabad corporation area.
5.4 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:5.4.1 MARKETS:Agricultural produce market committee, Aurangabad is situated in Aurangabad
municipal corporation area in Jadhavwadi village. There are private markets as well as
organized markets constructed by Aurangabad municipal corporation the old vegetable
market in city area is also now under construction. There is no well-organized market
inthis development plan area. There are some shops in village congested areas. There are
some shops and hotels along Jalgaon road, Jalana road, Beed bypass and on main busy
streets. There are no well-constructed daily vegetable markets,ottas, and mutton shops in
the development plan area. Except old development plan area.
5.4.2 BANKING:Aurangabad is Divisional Head-Quarter. Government and Semi-government
offices in additional to Semi-government organization are located mostly in Aurangabad
municipal corporation area and most of the nationalized as well as scheduled banks are in
Aurangabad municipal corporation area.
5.5 RECRATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES:It is to note that, there is no well-developed garden or well organized playground, sports complex in the development plan area. Which is under revision all
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recreational and entertainment facilities viz. developed gardens, play-grounds, libraries,

cinema theatres, open air theaters, malls, town halls, stadium etc. are situated in old
Aurangabad municipal corporation area and CIDCO area. Divisional sport complex is
situated near Garkheda and one stadium is situated in CIDCO area. There are developed
gardens Siddhartha garden, Nehru Baludyan, Nandanwan colony, Majnu Hill garden,
Near salim Ali Lake in Aurangabad municipal corporation area. There are layout open
spaces spread over in different parts of fringe area. Few of them are fenced and trees are
planted over them and which are used as colonial gardens. Smruti udyan is located in
Harsul near dam is in development plan area.
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CHAPTER NO.VI
ECONOMIC BASE AND GROWTH

POTENTIAL
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CHAPTER NO.VI
ECONOMIC BASE AND GROWTH POTENTIAL

Even though the preparation of development plan is only for municipal
corporation limits, the entire corporation area and surrounding area its impacts will have
to be considered while considering economic base of the Aurangabad corporation Area.
The manufacturing is the principal sector responsible for progressive
development of the city. Trade and commerce, transport and communication are the other
sectors which develop as natural consequences of the development of manufacturing
sector.
According to 2001 census, workers population in Aurangabad municipal
corporation area in primary sector is 52.92% secondary sector is 1.05% and tertiary
sector is 36.79%
According to 2011 census, the percentage of workers in cultivators, agriculture
labours, household industries, manufacturing processing servicing and repairs & others
total main workers are 1.38%, 1.66%, 2.32% & 85.32% respectively. The percentage of
male & female workers to total workers is 79.75% and 20.25% respectively. The labour
participation ratio works out to 32.15% as per 2011 census.
6.1 INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES:The Aurangabad town is the revenue head-quarter of Marathwada /Aurangabad
region. It is well connected by air to Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Nagpur, Udaipur
and Jaipur etc.
It is also well connected by southern railway directly linked to major cities like
Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Agra, etc. Aurangabad has also good network of roads of
national Highway and state highway to important places.
The development of Aurangabad has been mainly on account of Industrial
Development by MIDC, at Chikhalthana, Waluj and Shendra. Certain industrial growth
has taken place along Paithan and Beed road and also Small Industrial units developed in
scattered locations in the city area.
The Industrial Estate developed at Chikhalthana has an appreciable impact on
the Economic Growth of the city. MIDC has set up industrial estate by acquiring 1600
Ha. land along Aurangabad-Ahemadnagar state Highway near Waluj.
The Government has acquired about 2351 Ha. of land for Shendra-Bidkin
MIDC. This area is just adjoining to the Fringe area. A Navnagar is going to be
developed adjoining to this area.
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The Government has declared the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC).

About 6847 Ha. of land is under Acquisition for this DMIC. This area is on south and
east side of Aurangabad corporation is about 20 Km. from Fringe area.
Due to the development of these large Industrial Sectors there will be large
settlement in the nearby of Municipal corporation area and Industrial area.
It is, therefore, but natural that the Industrial workers in these areas would depend on
the amenities of Aurangabad Municipal corporation in order to meet their day to day
requirements. This is going to put the existing facilities and amenities available within the
corporation area to great strain in near future.
6.2 TRADE AND COMMERCE:The town is biggest marketing centre of Agriculture produce in Aurangabad
District. There is Agriculture produce Market committee located in Mondha Area. The
area of A.P.M.C.is 73.28 Ha. situated on Jalgaon road, Transport facilities are also
located near Mondha area and Jalana road. In corporation area in villages Small shops are
constructed near congested area on main road. No well-organized shopping centers or
vegetable markets are available in development plan area which is under revision.
The irrigation facilities have created demands for hybrid seeds, fertilizers,
insecticides and other agricultural inputs. The District Co-operative Bank has provided
necessary financial help which has branches in the District. There is good banking
facility. There are large trade and commerce activities in the city and it has growth
potential.
6.3 TOURISM:The world famous Ajanta and Ellora caves are situated near the city of
Aurangabad. Besides, other tourist attractions Bibi-ka-Maqbara, Pan-Chakki and
Aurangabad caves are located in the geographical limits of the city. For catering to the
need of the tourists in the city of Aurangabad three,five star hotels viz. Hotel Taj, Ajanta
Ambassador, Rama International, Lemon Tree, Amarpreet etc. are existing in Municipal
Corporation area and with the rising demand of such star hotel other are coming up.
Besides, holiday camps and number of other good hotels with lodging and boarding
facilities are available.
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CHAPTER NO.VII
TRANSPORT AND
COMMUNICATION
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CHAPTER NO.VII
TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION

7.1 GENERAL:Mobility plays an important role for faster development of an area. The interurban as well as intra-urban travel infrastructure needs to be carefully developed. This
aspect is highly significant in planning and development of new cities. It provides
accessibility to the spatially dispersed activities enables mobility of people and goods and
integrates the different sectorial sub-systems. An integrated transport plan for this area
with regional linkages and hierarchical network for good intra-urban travel is proposed.
7.2 EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION
7.2.1 ROAD CONNECTIVITY:Aurangabad is well connected by road to various major cities of Maharashtra and
other States. Road connectivity is excellent and roads connecting to Pune, Nagpur,
Hyderabad, Beed, Mumbai, Jalna. Roads connecting to Hyderabad and Jalgaon are
upgraded in to four-lane-highways. Anew by pass for National Highway NH-211 is
proposed and which fringe area and corporation towards south side of city. In addition to
this, several major district roads like Paithan Road, Beed By pass etc. and village roads
are existing.
7.2.2 RAIL CONNECTIVITY:Aurangabad station is located on the Kachiguda-Manmad section of Nanded
division of South-Central Railway (SCR). Aurangabad now comes under the newly
created Nanded (NED) Division of SCR. The Manmad-Kachiguda Broad gauge Railway
line which emanates from the Mumbai- Bhusawal-Howrah trunk route at Manmad is an
important artery of traffic in Aurangabad district. The importance of this line lies in the
fact that it has opened for traffic the fertile agricultural tract in Marathwada region. It also
serves as a link between Mumbai and Sicandrabad in Andhra Pradesh. Aurangabad has
more number of trains to Hyderabad than to any other city. Aurangabad has rail
connectivity with Manmad, Aurangabad, Nandad, Nagpur, Parbhani, Parli-Vaijnath,
Latur, Osmanabad, Gangakhed, Mukhed, Adilabad, Nagpur, Basar, Nizamabad, Nasik,
Mumbai, Pune, Daund, Mahebubnagar, Kurnool, Kadapa, Renigunta, Tirupati, Katpadi,
Erode, Madhurai and Kachiguda (KCG).Presently, three railway stations are existing in
the Aurangabad Municipal Corporation area.The major one is Aurangabad Railway
Station. The other two are Mukundwadi Railway Station and Chikhalthana Railway
Station. The latter is near to the existing Aurangabad Airport.
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7.2.3 AIR CONNECTIVITY:Aurangabad City has an International Airport. Aurangabad Airport has
connecting flights to Delhi, Udaipur, Mumbai, Jaipur as well as Hyderabad. The
Aurangabad airport is located in Aurangabad Municipal Corporation Area at
Chikhalthana and having their expansion Programme about -182 Acre land.
7.3 ROADS:1. Aurangabad has a very good network of roads, connecting various parts of the region
with National Highways, State highways and Major District Roads.
2. Dhule-Solapur is the only one National Highway No.211 passing through the
Aurangabad city. It enters the town on western side and after passing through the
Aurangabad municipal corporation area it passes from eastern boundary towards Beed.
3. The Aurangabad Jalgaon State Highway enters the Northern side at village Sawangi
& Harsul and passes through the Aurangabad corporation area.
4. AurangabadJalna Bypass road having existing width 30 meters passes through
Aurangabad corporation area.
5. Aurangabad-Ahemadnagar-Pune State Highway passes through Aurangabad
corporation area which passes on South-western side of town. Waluj Industrial Area
and Waluj Mahanager are located on this state Highway.
6. Aurangabad-Paithan Road State Highway passes through Aurangabad corporation area
through Nakshtrawadi area on southern side.
7. AurangabadNasik State Highway passes through the Aurangabad corporation area
and passes on western side.
8. A new Bypass road is constructed by PWD.
7.4 MAJOR DISTRICT ROADS:NagarAurangabad-Jalna Road divides the city in two parts Northern and
Southern. Due to heavy burden of traffic on this road,the demand of alternative roads was
under consideration from long period.The Government has proposed a by-pass road
(Beed Bypass) in Southern side of Aurangabad and implemented it.
On Northern Side, Public Works Department has proposed a new Ring Road of
60 meter width passing through partly chikhalthana& fringe area and also 60 meter wide
road is proposed through mitmita, Bhavsingpura area to join Pune road and Nasik road.
7.5 LOCAL ROADS:Local roads circulation system is not proper. Existing conditions of roads are not
up to the mark. This may be due to lack of funds and litigations.
The areas to the south of Jalna road and towards Paithan road are fast developing.
Layouts for most of the lands in this area are sanctioned. Many road links from
sanctioned development plan in this area are yet to be developed. Therefore, proper
circulation of road cannot function. These links should be developed on top priority basis.
7.6 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ROADS:All State Highways are asphalted. All these roads are provided with central street
lights and divider are put up and width of two traffic lane is developed on these roads
except Aurangabad-Jalgaon state highway, Paithan road and Nasik road.
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7.7 MASS TRANSPORT SYSTEM:The road network system is planned to enable efficient and safe movement of
motorized traffic. This motorized traffic includes public transport and private transport.
The public transport comprises passenger transportation services.
The mass transport system for Aurangabad includes Bus System &Intermediate
Public Transport (sharing Autos, Auto rickshaws.)
7.8 BUS TRANSPORT SYSTEM:The S.T.Bus stand is situated in Aurangabad in heart of city on JalgaonAurangabad-Pune State Highway and other S.T. Stand (CIDCO Bus Stand).
The bus transport services need to be augmented with the development forthis,
bus terminal at different locations have to be proposed. Buses mostly stop on roads
causing disturbance to the traffic. In absence of the proper sheltering facility, the
passengers are required to wait for the buses on the roads.
7.9 INTERMEDIATE PUBLIC TRANSPORT MODES:Intermediate Public Transport Modes are an important component of an urban
public Transport System. At present metered auto rickshaws are operating as I.P.T. mode
for Aurangabad. It is prudent to facilitate entry and exit of goods by technologically
modern, energy efficient and environment friendly modes.
7.10 PARKING FACILITIES:At present there are no organized parking facilities in the area.
People utilize the open lands and curb side of roads for parking purposes.
However, with the development of the area, parking demand will emerge. Parking spaces
are necessary especially near terminal locations and at commercial activity locations. The
parking within plots will be guided by Development Control Regulations.
The vehicle ownership has been increasing in recent years due to increasing
disposable incomes and increase in credit availability of consumers.
7.11 TERMINAL FACILITIES:Truck Terminal Facility in the form of truck terminus for heavy vehicles is not in
existence. Trucks are being parked along Highways and Major Road near Hotels,
Dhabas etc.
Considering the large Industrial Area and Traffic of heavy vehicles it is very necessary to
have a well developed truck terminus of larger area on the National Highway and Slate
Highway so as to ease the traffic problems.
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CHAPTER NO.VIII
UTILITIES AND SERVICES
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CHAPTER NO.VIII
UTILITIES AND SERVICES

8.1 GENERAL:Water supply, drainage and power supply are the three basic and main constitutes
without which living in the city area is hardly possible. It is, therefore, necessary to get
assured adequate supply of these amenities while planning for future population.
8.2 WATER SUPPLY
About 122 Million Liters per Day(MLD) water is supplied to Aurangabad city at
present through three reservations at Nathsagar (Jayakwadi), Harsul and Kham. For this
38 water tanks of various capacities are constructed in the city area and CIDCO New
Aurangabad Area. Their combined storage capacity is 38 Million Liters.
A scheme of 28 MLD from Jayakwadi Dam was activated in 1975 for the core
city. After that it was raised up to 50 MLD in 1984. Thereafter in 1984 in the scheme
upscale to 100 MLD.
There is a proposed parallel water supply line project called SAMANTAR
YOJNA, has been taken by corporation and work is given to private agency which is
now under process for future needs.
8.3 DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE SCHEME:Underground drainage scheme for Aurangabad was sanctioned in 1965 & it is
completed in 1972, this scheme design for 1.25 lakh population. The population was
consider for 2001 year. The scheme was implemented as part one. In part two additional
connecting lines are laid down in developed area, this work was completed in 1976. Now
the project is approved by central government for improvement of drainage system & to
construct sewage treatment plants which are now under construction.
8 .4
COMPOST DEPOT / DUMPING GROUND

This facility being sensitive in nature normally location of this activity is to be
decided in consultation with the local authority. The land located at mandki has been
used by Aurangabad Municipal Corporation as a Garbage Dumping Site. The processing
of garbage using segregation technique and sanitary land filling is adopted by A.M.C.
The area is located on the North-east side of the corporation limit. Due to opposition from
the local residents the Aurangabad Municipal Corporation is in search a new site.
8.5 CREMATION GROUNDS AND BURIAL GROUNDS
Cremation grounds and Burial grounds with facilities are situated in Aurangabad
Municipal Corporation area. There are small existing cremation grounds in villages
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within corporation limit &Burial Grounds in corporation limit villages viz. Mitmita,
Padegoan, Bhavsingpura, Harsul, Naregaon, Chikalthana, Nakshtrawadi considering the
population of location of these facilities, provisions of these existing facilities are
inadequate.
8.6 FIRE STATIONS
The existing fire stations are situated in Aurangabad Municipal
Corporation Area and Industrial Area. It is necessary to have the adequate fire stations in
the various locations.
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APTER IX
FINDINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND

CONCLUSIONS
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CHAPTER IX
FINDINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

9.1 GENERAL :On the basis of various surveys carried out for preparing Existing Land Use
plan, data collected in respect of socio-economic aspects of town and on the basis of
analysis of the above, following observations are made and conclusions listed below:9.2 POPULATION AND OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE:From the available data the percentage of workers in cultivators, agriculture
labours, household industries manufacturing processing servicing & repairs and others to
total main workers are 1.38%, 1.66%, 2.32% & 85.32% respectively. The percentage of
male & female workers to total workers is 79.75% and 20.25% respectively. The labour
participation ratio works out to 32.15% as per 2011 census.
Assuming that industrial and allied growth will continue in next two decades,
the population of the Development plan is adopted at 8,50,000in 2026 and 12,00,000 in
2036 for entire Development Plan Area. Major portion of land available for development
within Aurangabad Municipal Corporation area has been sparsely brought under the
development. The growth in population will be absorbed partially within Aurangabad
Municipal Corporation Area.
The sporadic development has come up the within corporation limits. Which is
controlled by proposals of development plan. The residents in Area are dependent for
social, infrastructure facilities on Corporation Area. This has further strained the existing
level of services available to the citizens. And hence it is necessary to prepare revise
Development plan for this area.
9.3 OBSERVATION:While preparing the revised Development plan of this Area there are several
basic problems which must be faced. This chapter attempts to analyse and provide
solutions in the contest of the planned Development of an area. It is necessary to consider
the findings given as under, before preparing the Development plan.
1.Most of the population in the area is residing in congested area.
2.The area is developing in southern and western area and there are inadequate sites for
play ground and garden.
3.Primary education is provided by Zilla parishad and by corporation but there are no
proper sites for school buildings.
4.Commercial activities are required to be redistributed in development plan area; no Site
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is developed in this area by corporation.

5.The road pattern is required to be improved.
6.Residential Development is in Satara, Itkheda, Nakshtrawadi, Kanchanwadi, mitmita,
Padegoan, Bhavsingpura Harsul, Chikhalthana villages and along major roads. The
character of municipal corporation area is thus generally more urbanized in the southern
side and western side, whereas, in rest of the area it is yet to be developed.
7.In Chikhalthana, Harsul, Mukundwadi and other areas much of the development is
through legal/illegal layouts without proper linkages and social/physical infrastructure.
8.The industrial activities exist in village chikhalthana MIDC.
9.4 CIRCULATION PATTERN:Dhule-Aurangabad-Solapur National Highway No.211 passes through the city in
East-West Direction from Satara, Balapur, Gandheli, Zalta villages. Other major roads
like State Highway Aurangabad-Jalgaon, AurangabadBeed, Aurangabad-Jalna,
Aurangabad-Dhule, and Aurangabad-Mumbai provide quite strong East-West linkages.
Since the major work centers are on North-South and there are the residential areas
planned on South side of the development plan area stronger North-South linkages will
be required in future from Traffic Transportation point of view. There is inadequate and
non coordinated traffic and transportation network.
9.5 PROVISIONOF AMENITY
9.5.1 OPEN SPACES:There are no well developed gardens or well developed and equipped play
grounds in development plan area. Open spaces are spread over the different parts of the
development plan area, which serve as air lungs there by not affecting environment
injuriously.
9.5.2 PRIMARY SCHOOLS:The primary School run by Zilla parishad and corporation do not have adequate
play-ground facilities; some primary schools of private Institutions are well developed
with play grounds. Most of the population also depend upon the schools in corporation
limits. Considering the load on the existing level of facility by population in development
plan area. Immediate development of new sites is essential.
9.5.3 HIGH SCHOOL:Most of the High Schools in development plan area are with all facilities run by
private Institutions. The same practice will continue in years to come.
9.5.4 DISPENSARY AND MATERNITY HOME:-
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All the Municipal Hospitals/Dispensaries, Civil Hospital are situated in

Municipal Corporation limits. Private Hospitals with most modern facilities and
equipments and with specialized services of experts are available in corporation limits.
9.5.5 LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY HALL:All the public libraries and three community halls are situated in corporation
limits& Cidco area.
9.5.6 VEGETABLE MARKETS & SHOPPING CENTRES:The well organized markets constructed by corporation & private markets
shopping malls are situated in corporation limits. There are only some small shops and
stalls near congested areas and along highways. The outside area completely lacks of well
organized and developed vegatable markets and shopping centers. APMC is situated in
Jadhavwadi, New Mondha.
9.5.7 CREMATION GROUND/BURIAL GROUND:The Cremation ground and Burial grounds existing in development plan area
are not well equipped and maintained and not in every village.
9.5.8 FIRE BRIGADE, COMPOST DEPOT:There is need of fire brigade and compost depot sites.
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CHAPTER NO. X
PLANNING PROPOSALS
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CHAPTER NO.X
PLANNING PROPOSALS
10.1 GENERAL :On careful consideration of existing conditions of the development plan area,
demographic characteristics and finally studying the conclusive problems of the area, the
proposals of the development plan have been formulated. Attempts have been made to
fulfill the basic amenities required for urban life to the inhabitants of the town and further
to achieve a balance between the financial position of Corporation and needs of the town.
The proposals which ultimately add to the financial resources of Corporation have also
been incorporated. It is expected that the plan will fulfill the basic requirements of the
citizens.
10.2 DEMOGRAPHICPROJECTIONS:According to the proposals, population of Development plan is projected as
8,50,000by 2026. But considering the growth potentials & industrial development around
the town, population projection is made for the next two decades by adopting following
methods:
1. Geometric Increase Methods
2. Incremental Increase Method
3. Arithmetical Increase Method
4. Current Rate Ratio Method
On carefully analysing the results obtained from above methods and taking in to
consideration the industrial development in Chikalthana, Waluj and Shendra industrial
area, upcoming Bidkin industrial development by MIDC, Dehli-Mumbai industrial
corridor adjoining to fringe area, which will force to accommodate large amount of
population in the fringe area. And corporation limit also as already mentioned, this fringe
area is adjoining to Aurangabad Municipal Corporation, so taking in to consideration all
the above factors, population of the Development plan. Area is projected as 8,50,000souls
by 2026 and 12,00,000 souls by 2036.The population projections adopted for preparation
of the Revise Development plan of Aurangabad. As under:For providing public amenities (2026) = 8,50,000 souls
And for Zoning proposals (2036)
= 1 2 ,0 0 ,0 0 0 s o u l s
10.3 PLANNING OF SECTORS :In the Development plan area the trends of development varies as area. Hence,
depending on trend of existing development, location, areas and population of villages,
physical and natural features are the considered parameters for deciding the boundaries of
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planning sectors. Thus for proper planning of the entire area five planning Units are
proposed.
Each planning Unit consists of two or more villages and is designed to have
self-sufficiency by providing requisite amenities and Development plan Proposals in
order to make it sustainable. Details of planning Sectors as under:Sr. No.
1
Planning
Sector
A
3
4
C
D
Revenue Village
Mitmita, Padegoan, Bhavsingpura, Jaisingpura, Ravraspura,
Pahadsingpura
Harsul, Himayatnagar, Begumpura, Jadhavwadi, De-Notified
Area
Naregoan, Brijwadi, Chikhalthana(Part-I)
Chikhalthana(Part-II), Murtujapur, Mukundwadi, Garkheda,
De-Notified Area
Shahanurwadi, Mustafabad, Satara, Itkheda, Banewadi,
Kanchanwadi, Nakshtrawadi
10.3.1 PLANNING SECTOR NO. A:This Sector comprises the area situated to the North- West of Corporation Limit
and includes the lands from the villages Mitmita, Padegoan, Bhavsingpura, Jaisingpura,
Ravraspura, Pahadsingpura. The area covered under this Sector is 3034.01 Ha. It is
assumed that this sector will accommodate population of 160000 and 355000 by the
year2026 and 2036 respectively.
10.3.2 PLANNING SECTOR NO. B:The lands situated between the northern boundary of the Corporation Limit
included in this sector. It includes the lands from villages Harsul, Himayatnagar,
Begumpura, Jadhavwadi, De-Notified Area. The total area included in this sector is
2620.19 Ha. And would accommodate population of 217000 and 278000 by the year
2026 and 2036 respectively.
10.3.3 PLANNING SECTOR NO. C:It includes lands from villages Naregoan, Brijwadi, Chikhalthana (Part-I).The
total area included is 1238.18Ha. This sector would accommodate population of 143000
and 200000 by the year2026 and 2036 respectively.
10.3.4 PLANNING SECTOR NO. D:The sector is situated on South- East side of Corporation Limit and on Jalna road.
Southern side of this sector comprises of lands from village Chikhalthana(Part-II),
Murtujapur, Mukundwadi, Garkheda, De-Notified Area. Total area of this sector is about
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1542.74 Ha. And would accommodate population of 168000 and 190000 by the year
2026 and 2036 respectively.
10.3.5 PLANNING SECTOR NO. E:This sector is a southern part of Corporation Limit & situated on East &West
side Paithan road. This sector comprises of lands from village Shahanurwadi,
Mustafabad, Satara, Itkheda, Banewadi, Kanchanwadi and Nakshtrawadi. The total area
of this sector is about 1655.55 Ha. And would accommodate population of 162000 and
177000 by the year 2026 and 2036 respectively.
10.4 PLANNING STANDARDS:Considering the availability of agricultural and vacant lands an attempt has been
made to provide required amenity sites for each sector independently as per planning
standards prescribed by Government in Urban Development Department under
Resolution No.3674/18773/UD-5, dated 19/06/1979. Table No.14gives the details of
sector wise requirement of amenities and proposed sites reserved for various amenities in
the draft Development plan.
Table No.15 gives the details about Gut No. / survey No. of each site along with
its area, approximate cost of acquisition and appropriate authority for the reserved sites in
the draft Development plan.
10.5 TRANSPORTATION :1. As far as possible, Most of the roads as proposed in the Sanctioned plan of
Aurangabad Corporation Area are incorporated in the draft Development plan, as while
approving the layout plans by authority cognizance of these roads have been taken. Most
of the lands in village Garkheda, Mukundwadi, Chikalthana, Murtujapur have already
been laid into residential plots .There is no scope to propose new major road linkages in
this pockets. It has been proposed to regulate the traffic in D.P. Area by widening some
of the major road links considering its function. Attempts also have been made to achieve
the proper linkages by widening the layout roads.
2. Considering the industrial and commercial business in Aurangabad, the
available facilities of parking for trucks, matadors, and other vehicles are of acute
shortage resulting in traffic congestion in the various parts of city. Therefore to avoid
heavy traffic congestion on roads, a site for truck terminus has been proposed along
Jalgoan road APMC.
3.With a new concept a shopping mall has been proposed in planning area
business sector. This mall will allow all types of activities related to house hold,
parkings and Hotels. It can be developed through various modes of development as
stated in Development control Regulations.
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4. Parking sites are also proposed to avoid traffic congestion in commercial

Business Areas.
5. For the new sites of Vegetable Market and Shopping Centre it has been
presumed that the proposed building plan will provide sufficient parking area.
10.6 PROPOSED LAND USE:The entire Development Plan Area is divided in to five sectors. Population of
the year 2026 and 2036 have been forecasted as 850000 and 1200000 respectively and
this population is considered for framing zoning and detailed planning proposals.
PLANNING PROPOSALS (SOCIAL FACILITIES):Considering the existing development and the area of the above five planning
sectors the projected population of 850000 for which social facilities are to be provided is
distributed in above five planning sectors as under;
Sr. No.
Planning Sector
Population
1 ,6 0 ,0 0 0
2 ,1 7 ,0 0 0
1 ,4 3 ,0 0 0
1 ,6 8 ,0 0 0
1 ,6 2 ,0 0 0
Total
850000
The provision of various social amenities has been made in each planning sector
according to the planning standards of 1979. The details of various sites to be reserved
for social facilities and existing facilities available in additional area are mentioned in
Table No. 13.
10.6.1 PLANNING SECTOR A
10.6.1.1 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PRIMARY SCHOOL:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated
as 1,60,000souls. 15% of this population is estimated as primary school going population
which works out to 24000 pupils. By considering one site for 400-500 pupils total 48
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sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 6 existing sites of primary
school which are of inadequate area. Considering this fact extension to these existing
sites is proposed and in addition to this 33 new sites of primary schools along with
playground are proposed in this sector.
B. HIGH SCHOOL:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated
as 160000 souls. 7.5% of this population is estimated as high school going population
which works out to12000 pupils. By considering one site for 750-1000 pupils total 12
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there is 1 site of high school.
Therefore 9 new sites of high schools along with playground are proposed in this sector.
10.6.1.2 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
160000 Souls. As per planning standards for 10000 Souls one site of 0.25 Hectare.is
required for Health and Medical facility. By considering the forecasted population16
sites are required for Health and Medical facility. Therefore 8 sites are proposed as
Health Centre in this sector.
10.6.1.3 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:A. SHOPPING CENTRE & VEGETABLE MARKET:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated at
160000 Souls. As per planning standards for 10000 souls one site of 0.20 Hectare.is
required for commercial purpose. In order to improve the financial position of municipal
corporation 19 sites are proposed in this sector.
10.6.1.4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PLAYGROUND:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Playground. By considering the forecasted population of 64.0 Ha. area is
required for playground. Therefore 83.99 Ha. area. proposed as Playground in this sector.
B.GARDEN:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated
as160000 Souls. As per planning standards for 1000 Souls one site of 0.20 Hectare.is
required for Garden. By considering the forecasted population of 32 Ha. area is required
for Garden. Therefore 20.28 area proposed as Garden in this sector.
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C. TOWN HALL:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
160000 Souls. As per planning standards one site in each planning sector is required. By
considering this 2 site for town hall admeasuring area about 1.98Hect.is proposed in this
sector.
D.LIBRARY:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
1,60,000 souls as per planning standards 0.05 Ha. For 10,000 population is required 16
library sites are required. So 17 sites with Primary School sites are clubbed together in
this development plan.
10.6.1.5 OTHER AMENITIES:A. CREMATION GROUND & BURIAL GROUND:4 sites for Burial ground & 5 sites for Cremation ground is proposed in this sector.
B. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT:As per geographical condition of the city & In order to avoid pollution of river
water & to improve the hygienic condition of the citizens leaving in the city at least one
site of sewage treatment plant is essential. By considering this fact one site of sewage
treatment plant is proposed in this sector.
C. FIRE STATION:Taking into the consideration the existing location of the fire station & also to
cater the need of the future projected population of this sector one site for Fire station is
proposed in this sector.
10.6.2 PLANNING SECTOR B
10.6.2.1 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PRIMARY SCHOOL:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated
as 217000 souls. 15% of this population is estimated as primary school going population
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 21 existing sites of primary
school which are of inadequate area. Considering this fact extension to these existing
sites is proposed and in addition to this 32 new sites of primary schools along with
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B. HIGH SCHOOL:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 13 sites of high school.
10.6.2.2 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Health and Medical facility. Therefore 10 sites are proposed as Health Centre
in this sector.
10.6.2.3 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:A. SHOPPING CENTRE & VEGETABLE MARKET:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated at
10.6.2.4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PLAYGROUND:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Playground. By considering the forecasted population 86.80 Ha.area is
required for playground. Therefore 89.20 Ha.area proposed as Playground in this sector.
B.GARDEN:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated
required for Garden. In this sector there is one existing site of Garden. By considering the
forecasted population of 43.40 Ha.area is required for Garden. Therefore 75.43 Ha. area
proposed as Garden in this sector.
C. TOWN HALL:The projected population for sector B for the year 2026 has been estimated as
considering this 3 site for town hall admeasuring area about 0.89 Ha. is proposed in this
sector.
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D.LIBRARY:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
217000 souls as per planning standards 0.05 Ha. For 10,000 population is required 21
library sites are required. So 15 sites with Primary School sites are clubbed together in
10.6.2.5 OTHER AMENITIES:A. CREMATION GROUND & BURIAL GROUND:1 sites for burial ground & 1 sites for cremation ground is proposed in this sector.
B. FIRE STATION:Taking into the consideration the existing location of the fire station & also to
cater the need of the future projected population of this sector one site for Fire station is
10.6.3 PLANNING SECTOR C
10.6.3.1 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PRIMARY SCHOOL:The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated
which works out to 21450 pupils. By considering one site for400-500 pupils total42sites
of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 7 existing sites of primary school.
which are of inadequate area. Considering this fact extension to these existing sites is
proposed and in addition to this 25 new sites of primary schools along with playground
are proposed in this sector.
B. HIGH SCHOOL:The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated
as 14300souls. 7.5% of this population is estimated as high school going population
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are5 existing sites of high
school. Therefore 4 new sites of high schools along with playground are proposed in this
sector.
10.6.3.2 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:-
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The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated
required for Health and Medical facility. In this sector there is1 existing site of Health &
Medical facility. By considering the forecasted population 14sited are required for Health
and Medical facility. Therefore 8 sites are proposed as Health Centre in this sector.
10.6.3.3 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:A. SHOPPING CENTRE & VEGETABLE MARKET:The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated
at143000Souls. As per planning standards for 10000 souls one site of 0.20 Hectare.is
10.6.3.4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PLAYGROUND:The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated
required for Playground. By considering the forecasted population 57.20 Ha. area is
required for playground. Therefore 66.25 Ha. area proposed as Playground in this sector.
B. GARDEN:The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Garden. By considering the forecasted population of 28.60area is required
for Garden. Therefore 56.25Ha.area is proposed as Garden in this sector.
C. TOWN HALL :The projected population for sector C for the year 2026 has been estimated as
considering this 02 sites for town hall admeasuring area about 1.63Ha. is proposed in
this sector.
D. LIBRARY:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
143000 souls as per planning standards 0.05 Ha. For 10,000 population is required
14library sites are required. So 9 sites with Primary School sites are clubbed together in
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A. CITY BUS-STAND :One site for City Bus-stand is proposed in this sector.
10.6.4 PLANNING SECTOR D
10.6.4.1 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PRIMARY SCHOOL:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated
which works out to25200 pupils. By considering one site for 400-500 pupils total50sites
of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 19 existing sites of primary
school. which are of inadequate area. Considering this fact extension to these existing
sites is proposed and in addition to this 13 new sites of primary school along with
B. HIGH SCHOOL:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are14 sites of high school.
10.6.4.2 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Health and Medical facility. In this sector there is2 existing sites of Health &
Medical facility. By considering the forecasted population 16 sited are required for
Health and Medical facility. Therefore 10 sites are proposed as Health Centre in this
sector.
10.6.4.3 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:A. SHOPPING CENTRE & VEGETABLE MARKET:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated at
168000 Souls. As per planning standards for 10000 souls one site of 0.20 Hectare .is
10.6.4.4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES:-
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A. PLAYGROUND:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for playground. Therefore 23.87 Ha. area proposed as Playground in this sector.
B. GARDEN:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Garden. By considering the forecasted population 33.6Hectare. area is
required for Garden. Therefore 8.43 Ha. area proposed as Garden in this sector.
C. TOWN HALL:The projected population for sector D for the year 2026 has been estimated as
considering this 01 sites for town hall admeasuring area about 1.44 Ha. is proposed in
this sector.
D. LIBRARY:The projected population for sector A for the year 2026 has been estimated as
168000 souls as per planning standards 0.05 Ha. For 10,000 population is required 16
library sites are required. So 7 sites with Primary School are clubbed together in this
development plan.
10.6.4.5 OTHER AMENITIES:A. CREMATION GROUND & BURIAL GROUND:One site for Burial ground &Cremation ground is proposed in this sector.
B. SEWAGE TRETEMENT PLANT:As per geographical condition of the city & In order to avoid pollution of river
water & to improve the hygienic condition of the citizens leaving in the city at least one
site of sewage treatment plant is essential. By considering this fact one site of sewage
treatment plant is proposed in this sector.
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10.6.5 PLANNING SECTOR E

10.6.5.1 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PRIMARY SCHOOL:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated
as 162000souls. 15% of this population is estimated as primary school going population
which works out to24300 pupils. By considering one site for 400-500 pupils total48 sites
of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 13 existing sites of primary
school. which are of inadequate area. Considering this fact extension to these existing
sites is proposed and in addition to this 24 new sites of primary school along with
B. HIGH SCHOOL:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated
sites of primary schools are required. In this sector there are 6 existing sites of high
school. Therefore 8 new sites of high schools along with playground are proposed in this
sector.
10.6.5.2 HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Health and Medical facility. In this sector there is1 existing site of Health &
Medical facility. By considering the forecasted population 16 sited are required for
Health and Medical facility. Therefore 11 sites are proposed as Health Centre in this
sector.
10.6.5.3 COMMERCIAL FACILITIES:A. SHOPPING CENTRE & VEGETABLE MARKET:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated at
10.6.5.4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES:A. PLAYGROUND:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated as
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required for playground. Therefore 30.70 Ha. area proposed as Playground in this sector
B.GARDEN:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated as
required for Garden. By considering the forecasted population 32.40 Ha. area is required
for Garden. Therefore 23.00 Ha. area proposed as Garden in this sector
C. TOWN HALL:The projected population for sector E for the year 2026 has been estimated as
considering this 04 site for town hall is proposed in this sector.
10.6.5.5 OTHER AMENITIES:A. CREMATION GROUND & BURIAL GROUND:3 sites for Burial ground & 2 sites for Cremation ground is proposed in this sector.
B. OXIDATION PLANT:One site of Oxidation plant is proposed in this sector.
C. FIRE STATION:Taking into the consideration the existing location of the fire station & also to
cater the need of the future projected population of this sector 02 site for Fire station is
10.7 RESIDENTIAL ZONE :For providing the residential zone following criteria have been considered:1. Capacity of residential areas to accommodate the maximum additional population.
2. Zoning of the draft development plan of Aurangabad development plan area.
3. Trend of development and compactness of future development.
4. Quality and feasibility of soil.
As per proposed Land Use, residential area proposed within development plan
area is about 5537 Ha. Considering the average density of 230 persons per Ha. It can
therefore accommodate population of 1200000 souls. The projected population for 2026
and 2036 is 850000 and 1200000 respectively.
10.8 COMMERCIAL ZONE:The shopping habits of the people to depend for needs on central market situated
in heart of the town within municipal corporation limit. Separate commercial zone is
proposed along with Jalna road, Beed bypass road. In order to provide the facility in the
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developing parts of the city and also to provide job opportunities for the educated
unemployed persons the sites for vegetable markets and shopping centres have been
proposed as per requirements of the planning standards in different parts of the area.
10.9 INDUSTRIAL ZONE:This corporation plan area has been already surrounded by industrial estates
developed by MIDC. No specific provision has been made for Industrial Zone.
10.10 AGRICULTURE ZONE/GREEN BELTS:Agriculture Zone to the extent of 600 Ha.have been proposed in the draft
Development plan. Green belts along all the nalas flowing through the municipal
corporation area should be kept as per provisions in the DCR.
10.11 FOREST/HILL TOP HILL SLOPE ZONE :Forest and Hill Top Hill Slope Zone to the extent of 421 Ha.have been proposed
in the draft Development plan.
10.12 OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:Land requirements from various Government and Semi-Government
Departments in the draft plan area were ascertained before finalization of the proposals of
draft development plan. The Government land are shown in public, semi public zone.
Due to this government offices can accommodate in this land for their purpose.
10.13 COMPOST DEPOT:In the draft development plan report of Aurangabad fringe area it is mentioned
that. Existing compost Depot of Aurangabad Municipal Corporation is situated in
G.No.78,79 of village Mandki, which locates in the centre of fringe area and mostly
surrounded by residential zone in this plan. Due to the vicinity to residential area from
corporation and fringe area, it is obligatory to shift it away to avoid unhygienic living
conditions and further to promote good quality of residential development in this area. It
is necessary to shift this Compost Depot 10 to 12 Km. away from Municipal Corporation
and fringe area limit. The site should be selected by Aurangabad Municipal Corporation
and CIDCO jointly as per the prescribed norms. The same needs due consideration by
planning authority.
10.14 CREMATION GROUND AND BURIAL GROUND :The existing sites of Cremation Ground and Burial Ground are inadequate and
not conveniently located. Additional sites have therefore been reserved in the draft
development plan in order to make the facility available to the public within reasonable
distance in every village.
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10.15 FIRE BRIGADE STATIONS:The existing fire station is situated in Corporation and M.I.D.C. area, which is
far away from the surrounding development of the Area. Therefore, new sites have been
proposed in different parts of the area at suitable locations.
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TER XI
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING

ENVIRONMENT
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CHAPTER XI
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING ENVIRONMENT
The sites reserved for garden at different locations in the Development plan will
improve the environment of the Aurangabad Additional Area. All the Nalas passing
through Aurangabad Additional Area has been proposed to be channelized; this will
improve the hygienic and environmental consideration of the Aurangabad Additional
Area.
It is suggested that the planning Authority may approach the private institutions
such as Rotary Club, Lions Club or Large Scale Industries to develop the Traffic islands
and related activities in the Aurangabad Additional Area.
The number of open spaces proposed in approved layouts, if not in possession
of AMC which can be taken in possession by planning Authority under the provisions of
the Standardized Building Bye-Laws and Development Control Rules. They have to be
properly fenced and developed by planning Authority.
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CHAPTER XII
IMPLEMENTATION OF
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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CHAPTER XII
IMPLEMENTATION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN
12.1 GENERAL :The discussion made in the foregoing Chapters mainly deals with a
comprehensive study of the existing conditions and problems which are prevailing in the
town and on approach to solve these problems by way of framing land use zoning and
reservations of sites for achieving orderly development and expansion of the Aurangabad
Additional Area. The exercise ultimately would lead to a better living environment for
the inhabitants of the Aurangabad Additional Area. The objective of the preparation of
the Development plan is to afford the residents to enjoy the benefits of all types of social
facilities so that they can have healthy, happy dignified life. Mere preparation of a
Development plan would not provide them with these benefits. All the proposals of the
plan are therefore, required to be implemented within reasonable period.
A large amount would be required for implementing the proposals of the
Development plan which exerts a heavy financial burden on the planning Authority.
Hence, the ways and means to augment the planning Authority, sources for implementing
the public sites with minimum financial burden by allowing additional F.S.I. in lieu of
compensation on affected lands as also by motivating privatization etc. shall have to be
thought off. In order to make the implementation realizable and enforceable, necessary
provisions are made in Development Control Rules. It is also desirable to involve the
public participation in implementation of proposals of the Development plan.
The land management policy with due thought given to resource mobilization, if
honestly and consistently implemented can help in averting, the problems of the town.
The attempts for resource mobilization have been discussed below.
The implementation of the proposals of the Development plan plays a vital role
in molding the character of the town and making it a better place to live in.
This plan is expected to be implemented during a period of 20 years.
Considering the long period of Development, it is necessary to formulate a proper phased
programmers by planning Authority after finally Sanctioning this Development plan.
According to which various sites reserved in the Development plan would be acquired.
While preparing such phased programmers priority has to be fixed considering the
immediate needs and urgency of developing a particular site and in order to improve the
existing conditions.
12.2 RESOURCE MOBILISATION FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION :The implementation of the Development plan can be classified in to two broad
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1. The proposals of the Development plan to be implemented by acquiring the lands

earmarked for public purposes and carrying out the developments thereon by the
planning Authority and appropriate authorities.
2. Control on development to be carried out by land owners and private developers and
other concerned agencies as per the provisions of Development Control Rules.
The cost of the various proposals of the Development plan has to be worked out
for this purpose, the cost of land and works needs to be considered on the basis of the
market value of land and the rates of construction at the time of the Development. The
table no. 15 gives very approximately cost of acquisition and development, which just
gives broad lines for the development cost. Development plan proposals in respect of
various Governments, Semi-Government Departments will have to bear the cost of
acquisitions and development of sites meant for them.
The proposals of the Draft Development plan of Aurangabad municipal
Corporation Area have been formulated for the projected population of 8,50,000 for the
year 2026. The approximate estimated cost of implementation of proposals for mere
acquisition of lands at present rate, for which the planning Authority is the appropriate
authority has been approximately estimated about Rs.1770 crores and very approximately
Rs.1861 crores will be required towards the cost of development /constructions. Thus
the cost of implementation of the sites earmarked for planning Authority for both
acquisition and development of D.P. Roads, water supply and drainage schemes, street
furniture etc., which are the basic infrastructure to be developed by planning Authority.
The functions of the planning authority includes obligatory functions such as
provision of sewerage, drainage, water supply, roads and bridges ,street lighting, primary
education, health, fire protection, Slaughter houses, markets and the discretionary
functions like slum improvement, parks and recreation etc.
It apparently seems to be difficult task to meet the expected cost of
implementation of the Development plan. However, the mobilization of the available
resources plays an important role in creation of the funds. With proper ways and means
of resource mobilization, proper sharing of the liabilities, with other institutions and by
availing maximum public participation, implementation of the Development plan will not
be a difficult task provided there is urging to do it.
Few of the measures for resource are suggested here under.
12.2.1 TOWN PLANNING SCHEMES :Town-planning scheme is the preeminent technique to execute the Development
plan. Land is pooled together, amenities and facilities are developed such that the land
owners get an equitable share of the land. After the draft development plan gets
sanctioned, the Special planning Authority can identify suitable sites for preparation of
Town planning schemes in different areas of AFA. For the effective and speedy
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implementation of Development plan, planning Authority should take Town planning

Schemes on smaller areas which are on the verge of present development.
As Town planning Scheme is an effective tool for implementation of
Development plan, the planning Authority should undertake at least one scheme in each
sector on priority basis.
12.2.2 BY ACCOMMODATION RESERVATION:Cost of the implementation of development plan proposals is much more and it
may not be possible for implementing authority to develop all the social facilities at its
own funds/resources in scheduled period. It is, therefore, highly desirable to urge for
public participation in implementation of plan programme. To overcome this difficulty
the Government has allowed the concept of accommodation reservation. In case of
accommodation reservation a developer/land owner develops public amenities in the
reserved sites such as Library, Dispensary, Community Centre, Shopping Centre,
parking etc. as per norms decided by Government.
12.2.3 DEVELOPMENT CHARGES:As per Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act 1966, the planning
Authority is empowered to levy development charges with restriction that the Collection
of said charges, will be under separate fund and its use will be restricted for
implementation of development plan proposals of town only.
The development charges shall have to be utilized for implementation of
Development plan only. Though the Special planning Authority has income of the
development charges all the Development plan sites cannot be implemented. Considering
the huge cost of implementation of Development plan the Special planning Authority
should increase the rates of development charges to its maximum value as per
Government directions after following legal procedure.
12.2.4 LAND ACQUISITION :The planning Authority can acquire the lands required for public purpose by one
of the following methods.
1. By private negotiation with land owners, as per valuation made by the officer of
District Town Planning and Valuation Department.
2. Compulsory land acquisition under provision of Section 126 of Maharashtra Regional
and Town Planning Act, 1966.
3. All Government lands reserved for various purposes can be transferred to Special
Planning Authority by Collector.
12.2.5 ADDITIONAL INCOME :Planning authority should frame specific policies for pay and park, rent, lease,
property taxes and other taxes as planning authority may feel proper in accordance with
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rules and regulations for getting an additional income in concern with the Divisional
Deputy Director of Aurangabad Division, Aurangabad.
12.3 PHASING PROGRAMME:To implement any project, it is essential to have a phased programme so that
envisaged project is implemented in systematic manner and with economic expenditure.
It would therefore, be necessary to formulate a tentative phasing program.
The Draft Development plan of Aurangabad corporation plan area provides a
broad outline for development and expansion of the town for new development. This plan
is expected to be implemented during a period of 20 years. Considering the long period of
Development, it is necessary to formulate a proper phased programme by planning
Authority after finally Sanctioning this Development plan. According to which various
sites reserved in the Development plan would be acquired. While preparing such phased
programme priority has to be fixed considering the immediate needs and urgency of
development a particular site and in order to improve the existing conditions of the areas.
On the other hand Planning Authority should undertake demarcating the proposed D.P,
roads along with Drainage Lines and Water Supply Lines on priority basis such that
proposed D.P. roads can be identified on the sites which will help to save these
alignments from encroachments.
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12.4 CONCLUSION:The ultimate goal of preparation of the Development plan is to make the town a
better place for living of its dwellers, Well lighted and ventilated houses to live in, wide
roads, spacious premises for educational institutions, gardens, parks for recreation, good
play-grounds to play are some of the sweet fruits anticipated to be gained by the
implementation of the Development plan. The entire endeavor is for the welfare of the
people of the area. Never the less the Development plan, moreover it should be
accelerated after the sanction of this plan such that the plan is not remained a paper plan.
Necessary pressure should be build upon for the implementation of this plan by the
stakeholders, NGO'S, different associations working in the field of planning. It is
absolutely necessary to give wide publicity to this Development plan for enlightening the
public attention and opinion.
Town Planning Officer,

Draft Development Plan, A.A. Aurangabad
&
Deputy Director of Town Planning,
Development Plan, Special Unit,
Aurangabad
Commissioner,
Aurangabad Municipal Corporation,
Aurangabad.
Mayor,
Aurangabad Municipal Corporation,
Aurangabad.
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HAPTER XIII
DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
RULES
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CHAPTER XIII
DEVELOPMENT CONTROL RULES

13.1 DEVELOPMENT CONTROL RULES:At present, development control regulations as sanctioned by the government in
Urban Development Department vide notification no. TPS/3088/454/CR-59/88/UD-12,
dated 15.10.1991 are applicable to the Aurangabad municipal corporation area. The
same DCRs shall be applicable to the Draft Development plan (additional area) also.
ADDED VIDE RESOLUTION NO. 269, DATED 28.01.2016

D.C. Rule
1) 9.0 M. wide green belt shall be provided all along the nallas having
minimum width of 3.0M. In this 9.0 M. wide green belt 3.0M. Width shall
be developed as cycle track.
2) In the layout open spaces, public latrine, solid waste management centre,
electrical D.P. & police department, shall be permitted.
3) All public aminities shall be permitted in public aminity spaces shown on
development plan.

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LEGAL FORMALITIES
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CHAPTER XIV
LEGAL FORMALITIES
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No.
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Requirement as per Particulars

MR & TP Act,1966
Aurangabad
The Government in Urban Development
Municipal Corporation Department has established Development
plan, Special Unit, Aurangabad Municipal
Corporation.
Sec.23 Declaration of The Aurangabad Municipal Corporation
intention to prepare declared its intention to prepare the draft
development plan
development plan for Aurangabad Municipal
Corporation area under section 23(1)read
with section 34 and 38 of Maharashtra
Regional & Town Planning Act 1966.
Status
Sec-24 Appointment
of Town Planning
Officer,
G.B. Resolution No. 317 dt. 18.05/2011 and

Letter No.243 dt.05/02/2013
Sec 25. Preparation of

Existing Land Use
Map
The Dy. Director of Town Planning,

Aurangabad Municipal Corporation Special
Unit has been Appointed as the Town
Planning Officer for preparation of
Development plan.
All India Local Self Government as prepared
Existing Land-Use Map and handed over to
Aurangabad Municipal Corporation .
68
The
Government
Resolution
No.TPV2310/870/C.R.-224/10UD-27 DT. 13/1/2011 and
established office from 20.01.2011
G.B. Resolution No. 317 dt. 18.05/2011
1) Dainik Lokmat
2) Dainik Sakal
3) Dainik Lokmat Times dated 07/02/2013.
4) Maharashtra Govt. Gazette dated 07/02/2013
E.L.U. handed over to municipal corporation wide

letter no.143 dt. 01/08/2014.
Original limit for handing over E.L.U. 17/11/2011.
Extension sanctioned vide Director of Town
Planning, Maharashtra State, Pune, letter no.
1) Order No. 4648 From 18/11/2011 To 17/05/2012
2) Order No. 4649 From 18/05/2012 To 17/11/2012
3) Order No. 4650 From 18/11/2012 To 17/05/2013
4) Order No. 4651 From 18/05/2013 To 03/10/2013
5) Order No. 4652 From 04/10/2013 To 03/04/2014
Sec 26. Publication of

Draft Development
plan
Sec 26. Publication of

Draft Development
plan
6) Order No. 675 From 04/04/2014 To 02/08/2014

The Dy. Director of Town Planning, Deputy Director of Town Planning, Development
Aurangabad Municipal Corporation Special Plan, Special unit, Aurangabad office letter no. 11,
Unit has prepared Draft Development Plan dt. 27.10.2015.
and handed over to the Aurangabad
Municipal Corporation
The Municipal Corporation has published a General Body resolution no. 269 dt. 28.01.2016
Draft Development plan.
A) Notification published in the Maharashtra
Government Gazette dated 04.02.2016
B) Published in Dainik ------ on -------.
C) Published in Dainik ------ on -------.
69
LIST OF TABLES
70
TABLE NO. 01
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD ADDITIONAL AREA (REVISED)
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF MUNICIPAL CORPORAION FOR LAST FIVE YEAR
SR. NO.
YEAR
INCOME IN RS.
EXPENDITURE IN RS.
DIFFERENCE
2009-2010
253.57
248.10
+5.47
2010-2011
268.78
264.42
+4.36
2011-2012
300.00
287.83
+12.17
2012-2013
481.12
474.24
+6.88
2013-2014
536.61
513.98
+22.63
71
TABLE NO. 02
YEARLY RAINFALL FOR LAST FIVE YEAR
SR. NO.
YEAR
ANNUAL RAINFALL IN MM
2010
900.70
2011
881.50
2012
321.66
2013
761.00
2014
514.80
72
TABLE NO. 03
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTIC GROWTH OF POPULATION (AURANGABAD CITY)
SR. NO.
YEAR
Population in Souls
Increase in Population
1971
150483
1981
298937
+148454
1991
573272
+274335
2001
873311
+300039
2011
1175116
+301805
73
TABLE NO. 04
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTIC PROJECTED POPULATION
SR. NO.
Extended D.P. Area
Projected Population
AURANGABAD
2026
8,50,000 souls
(Additional Area)
2036
12,00,000 souls
74
TABLE NO. 05
OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE 2011
Total
Sr. No.
Occupation
% To Total
% To Total
Population
Workers
Worker
Cultivator
3970
1255
5225
1.38
0.44
Agriculture Labor
4214
2075
6289
1.66
0.54
5288
3482
8770
2.32
0.75
Household Industries
Manufacturing Processing
Other Workers
266849
55516
322365
85.32
27.43
Marginal Workers
20990
14183
35173
9.31
2.99
Total Workers
301311
76511
377822
100
32.15
Non Workers
307895
489399
797294
67.85
Grant Total Workers
609206
565910
1175116
100
75
TABLE NO. 06
EXISTING LAND USE ANALYSIS
Land Use
SECTOER NUMBER ( Area in Hectare)
Area in
% To Total
Hectare
Developed
A
B
C
D
E
Area
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
SR.
NO.
1
% To
Total
Area
10
Residential
330.90
467.76
112.87
305.09
426.18
1642.80
58.88
16.28
Commercial
19.61
52.97
27.30
14.04
19.42
133.34
4.78
1.32
Industrial
1.32
20.83
4.37
3.11
29.62
1.06
0.29
Public and Semi Public
37.61
127.74
7.28
9.37
236.14
418.14
14.99
4.14
Public Utilities
10.20
12.13
2.33
9.95
5.82
40.43
1.45
0.40
Transport and Communication
73.18
76.17
32.88
274.41
57.69
514.32
18.44
5.10
Open Space/ Parks
1.14
8.49
0.37
1.22
11.22
0.40
0.11
Total Developed Area
473.96
766.09
187.39
612.85
749.57
2789.87
100.00
27.65
Water Bodies
135.20
250.36
45.29
36.63
44.34
511.82
5.07
Vacant Land
809.23
241.96
202.11
390.14
504.85
2148.30
21.29
10
Agriculture Land
968.35
1145.66 803.39
503.11
329.20
3749.71
37.16
11
Forest Land
647.27
216.11
27.59
890.97
8.83
Total Undeveloped Area
2560.05 1854.10 1050.79 929.88
905.98
7300.80
72.35
Total Area(A+B)
3034.01 2620.19 1238.18 1542.74
1655.55 10090.67
100.00
76
TABLE NO. 07
NOTIFIED SLUMS
Sr. No.
Ward No.
Name of Slum
No. of Hutments
No. of Tenements
Souls
Harsul
1121
39
1160
Phulenagar (Harsul)
220
220
Pahadsingpura
423
42
465
Bhimnagar (Bhavsingpura)
479
254
733
Bhavsingpura (Village)
425
48
473
Padegoan
645
75
720
Mitmita
454
459
22
Naregaon
1269
17
1286
22
Brijwadi
282
40
322
10
74
Mukundwadi (Village)
1054
305
1359
77
11
75
Sanjaynagar (Mukundwadi)
2011
831
2842
12
78
Buadhwada (Chikhalthana)
196
196
13
78
Chikhalthana (Village)
1055
1060
14
85
Garkheda (Village)
201
90
291
15
87
Shahnoorwadi
263
31
294
16
90
Phulenagar (Osmanpura)
489
119
608
17
95
Mochi Mohalla (Padampura)
335
24
359
18
97
Banewadi
225
131
356
19
98
Nakshtrawadi (Village)
372
372
20
98
Nakshtrawadi (Slum)
76
88
164
21
98
Kanchanwadi (A)
198
198
22
98
Kanchanwadi (B)
234
234
23
98
Kanchanwadi (Village)
181
181
24
98
Itkheda
292
23
315
78
TABLE NO. 08
INFORMATION OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION FROM
M.S.R.T.C. AURANGABAD BUS STAND
Year of
No. of Major
Towards Various
Routes
No. of Buses Daily
Sr. No.
Establishment
No. of Buses Run
Daily Strength of
Incoming
Traffic
Directions
Aurangabad- CIDCO
Bus-stand
Aurangabad- Central
Bus-stand
550+ 46
22077+ 2 Lakh
12
22686 +2 Lakh km.
894+ 338
52456+ 5 Lakh
12
25000
79
TABLE NO. 09
INFORMATION REGARDING WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM IN AURANGABAD MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION
S
r.
N
o.
Name Total
of the Capaci
Town ty of
Reserv
oirs
MR/ES
R
Daily Average
Total
Consumption of
water in liter (Lakhs)
Dome Indus Other
1
1
2
Aura
ngaba
d
4
5
86.23 NIL
ML
3
86.23
ML
6
NIL
7
86.
23
ML
Daily
Capaci
ty
Supply
of
Water
in Liter
Avg.
8
135
lpcd
Daily
Capaci
ty
Supply
of
Water
Min/m
m
9
85 to
90
lpcd
80
Adequacy
of Water
Throughout the
Year
No. of
No. Of
Houses Public
Connec Taps
ted
Area Area
Served served by
by the Undergr
Piped ound
Water Drainage
Supply
10
Water is
available
at source
but
capacity
of water
supply
system is
not able
to fulfill
requirem
ent
11
1,10,00
0
(Reside
ntial)
13
100 to
110
SqKm
12
NIL
14
NA
Area
Served
by
Surface
Drainage
15
NA
TABLE NO. 10
PROPOSED LAND USE ANALYSIS
SR.
NO.
Land Use
SECTOER NUMBER (Area in Hectare)
Area in
Hectare
% To Total
Developed
Area
% To
Total
Area
10
1338.12
783.89
900.19
955.49
5537.06
64.90
55.17
77.34
20.33
29.98
25.50
176.80
2 .0 7
1 .7 6
0 .7 9
9 .3 1
1 .6 6
0 .0 0
3 .3 0
15.06
0 .1 8
0 .1 5
Residential
1559.37
Commercial
23.65
Industrial
Public/ Semi Public
127.46
186.38
43.39
44.86
296.31
698.40
8 .1 9
6 .9 6
Public Utilities
41.32
13.12
8 .4 5
16.26
14.74
93.89
1 .1 0
0 .9 4
Transport and Communication
340.88
237.60
156.64
412.66
240.10
1387.88
16.27
13.83
Open Space/ Parks
202.19
211.21
104.88
43.48
60.47
622.23
7 .2 9
6 .2 0
Total Developed Area
2295.66
2073.09
1119.24
1447.43
1595.91
8531.33
100.00
85.01
Water Bodies
120.92
246.43
45.35
34.79
35.11
482.60
32.08
4 .8 1
Vacant Land
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
10
Agriculture Land
243.85
221.70
73.53
57.13
4 .5 8
600.79
39.94
5 .9 9
11
Forest Land
355.38
45.02
0 .0 0
0 .0 0
20.60
421.00
27.98
4 .2 0
Total Undeveloped Area
720.16
513.15
118.88
91.92
60.29
1504.40
100.00
14.99
Total Area(A+B)
3015.82
2586.24
1238.12
1539.35
1656.20
10035.73
TABLE NO. 11
81
100.00

DEVIATION STATEMENT
Sr.
No.
Proposal of Sanctioned Development Plan

Site No.
Designation
3
Proposal in Revised Draft

Development Plan
Area in Site No. Designation

Hectare
4
Remarks
Area in
Hectare
SECTOR-A
1
S4N1-1
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
S4N1-7
Primary School
0.50
A/73
Primary School
0.46
Retained
S4N3-6
Primary School
0.50
----
----
----
Developed Under
Accommodation Reservation.
S4N3-3
Primary School
0.40
A/112
Primary School
0.56
Retained
A/79
Primary School,
High School & Play 2.80
Ground
Renamed with Amalgamation

of area of Site No. S4N6-2 ,
Site No. S4N6-1& Site NO.
S4N6-3 .
S4N6-2
Primary School
0.45
S4N2-2
Primary School
0.55
S4N4-3
Primary School
0.40
A/102
Primary School
0.44
Retained
S4N5-2
Primary School
0.45
A/95
Primary School
0.43
Retained
S4N5-5
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
10
S4N4-9
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
Deleted
82
11
S4N8-3
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
12
S4N7-2
Primary School
0.25
Deleted
13
S4N6-4
Primary School
0.30
14
S4N1-8
High School
1.20
A/89
Primary School
A/72
Extension to High
School
0.44
Retained & Increased area
0.39
Part Developed Under

Accommodation Reservation
Remaining Area Renamed as
Extension to High School.
15
S4N6-1
High School
1.30
A/79
---
2.80
Amalgamated in Site No.A/79

Primary School, High School &
Play Ground
16
S4N4-5
High School
1.10
A/99
High School
1.50
Retained
17
S4N5-3
High School
1.20
A/96
High School
1.19
Retained
18
S4N8-2
High School
1.00
Deleted
19
S4N1-2
Play Ground
0.40
Deleted
20
S4N1-6
Play Ground
1.00
21
S4N3-2
Play Ground
0.52
22
S4N6-3
Play Ground
0.80
23
S4N2-3
Play Ground
0.40
24
S4N4-4
Play Ground
1.00
A/100
Play Ground
1.05
Retained
25
S4N5-4
Play Ground
0.70
A/197
Play Ground
0.71
Retained
A/71
Play Ground
0.97
Retained
Deleted
A/79
---
2.80
Amalgamated in Site No.A/79

Primary School, High School &
Play Ground
Deleted
83
26
S4N8-1
Play Ground
0.25
Deleted
27
S4N8-4
Play Ground
0.30
Deleted
28
S4N7-1
Play Ground
0.40
Deleted
29
S4F
Play Ground
3.90
Deleted
30
S4N1-5
Garden
0.70
31
S4N2-1
Garden
1.75
Deleted
32
S4N3-1
Garden
1.50
Deleted
33
S4N6-5
Garden
0.25
34
S4A
Garden
1.40
35
S4N4-2
Garden
0.72
A/103
Garden
0.88
Retained
36
S4N5-1
Garden
1.00
A/94
Garden
1.22
Retained
37
S4N1-4
D/H.C
0.20
38
S4N6-6
D/H.C
0.20
39
S4N4-6
D/H.C
0.20
Deleted
40
S4N8-5
D/H.C
0.20
Deleted
41
S4D
D/H.C(MH)
0.20
Deleted
42
S4N4-1
W.S.R.
0.40
43
S4N2-4
W.S.R.
0.55
Deleted
44
S4N1-3
Shopping Center &

Vegetable Market
0.20
Deleted
A/67
A/81
Garden
Garden
0.72
0.29
Retained
Retained
Deleted
Deleted
A/83
A/104
Dispensary
W.S.R.
84
0.20
0.55
Retained
Retained
45
S4N3-4
Shopping Center
0.25
A/108
Shopping Center
0.20
Retained
46
S4N3-5
Vegetable Market
0.25
A/109
Vegetable Market
0.17
Retained
47
S4N2-5
Shopping Center
0.25
A/84
Shopping Center
0.26
Retained
48
S4N2-6
Vegetable Market
0.25
A/85
Vegetable Market
0.26
Retained
49
S4N4-7
Shopping Center
0.25
---
---
---
Deleted U/S 127
50
S4N4-8
Vegetable Market
0.25
---
---
---
Deleted U/S 127
51
S4N4-6
Shopping Center
0.20
A/38
Shopping Center
0.19
Retained
52
S4N8-7
Vegetable Market
0.20
53
S4N3-7
Creamation Ground.
0.50
A/140
Cremation Ground.
0.55
Retained
54
S4N3-8
Burial Ground
1.00
A/141
Burial Ground
0.60
Retained
55
S4C
Multipurpose Hall
0.30
Deleted
56
S4B
Bus Stand
0.25
Deleted
57
S4E(HD/B)
Housing for
Dishoused
2.28
Deleted
58
S4G
F.B.
1.00
Deleted
59
S4G1
Parking
0.50
Deleted
60
S4N8-8
Slaughter House
13.50
A/41
Extension to
Slaughter House
8.50
Partly Developed, Remaining

portion is reserved
61
S4N8-9
Site for Stable
35.00
A/17
Corporation Milk
project
25.00
Area Reduced & Renamed as

Corporation Milk project
62
S4N8-10
MTDC
2.50
A/23
MTDC
2.76
Retained
Deleted
85
63
S4N8-11
MTDC
0.80
A/28
MTDC
0.80
Retained
SECTOR - B
1
S5N1-19
Primary School
0.30
B/92
Primary School
0.30
Retained
S5N1-1
Primary School
0.40
B/79
Primary School
0.49
Retained
S5N1-6
Primary School
0.30
B/53
Primary School
0.50
Retained
S5N1-8
Primary School
0.48
Deleted
S5N1-12
Primary School
0.26
Deleted
S5N2-2
Primary School
0.60
Deleted
S5N2-3
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
S5N2-7
Primary School
0.35
Deleted
S5N2-8
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
10
S5N3-5
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
11
S5N3-7
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
12
S5N1-4
High School
0.90
Deleted
13
S5N3-2
High School
1.20
14
S5N2-5
High School
1.20
15
S5N1-20
Play Ground
0.13
---
---
---
Deleted U/S 127
16
S5N1-2
Play Ground
0.53
B/80
Play Ground
0.46
Retained
B/101
High School
1.35
Retained
Deleted
86
17
S5N1-5
Play Ground
1.60
Deleted
18
S5N1-7
Play Ground
0.40
19
S5N1-13
Play Ground
0.20
Deleted
20
S5N2-6
Play Ground
1.00
Deleted
21
S5N2-9
Play Ground
0.42
Deleted
22
S5N3-1
Play Ground
2.00
Deleted
23
S5N1-9
Garden
2.00
Deleted
24
S5N2-4
Garden
0.8
Deleted
25
S5N3-4
Garden
1.25
Deleted
26
S5N3-6
Children Park
0.40
Deleted
27
S6D
Maternity Home
0.47
Deleted
28
S5N2-1
Water Storage
Reservior
0.45
29
S5N2-10
Water Storage
Reservior
0.96
Deleted
30
S5N1-3
Shopping Center &

Vegetable Market
0.20
Deleted
31
S5N1-10
Shopping Center
0.20
Deleted
32
S5N1-14
Shopping Center
0.10
Deleted
33
S5N3-3
Vegetable Market
0.36
B/104
Vegetable Market
0.41
Retained
34
S5N1-18
Burial Ground
0.84
B/39
Burial Ground
0.90
Retained
B/54
B/61
Play Ground
Water Service
Reservior
87
0.48
0.50
Retained
Retained
35
S5N1-17
Cremation Ground
0.47
B/40
36
S5N2-12
Burial Ground
0.86
Deleted
37
S5N2-11
Cremation Ground
0.45
Deleted
38
S5N1-21
Library
0.10
39
S5N1-11
Multi Purpose Hall
0.22
Deleted
40
S5C
Multi Purpose Hall
0.34
Deleted
41
S5N1-15
Transport Nagar
9.10
Deleted
42
S5A
Bus Station
0.40
Deleted
43
S5B
Shopping Center
1.00
Deleted
44
S6B
Shopping Center
0.80
Deleted
45
13/A
Transport Nagar
20.47
46
S5E
Fire Station
0.85
---
Cremation Ground
---
B/75
Transport Nagar
0.62
---
9.66
Retained
Deleted U/S 127
Part Area Retained

Deleted
SECTOR - C
1
S6N2-4
Primary School
0.60
C/63
Primary School
0.75
Retained
S6N2-5
Primary School
0.55
C/65
Primary School
0.41
Retained
S6N1-6
Primary School
0.20
C/30
Primary School
0.48
Retained with additional area
S6N1-2
Primary School
0.35
S6N1-5
Play Ground
0.35
S6N1-3
Play Ground
0.20
Deleted
C/12
Play Ground
0.35
Retained
Deleted
88
S6N2-2
Play Ground
1.20
Deleted
S6N2-1
Garden
0.84
Deleted
S6N1-7
Garden
0.20
10
S6N1-1
Water Storage
Reservoir
0.40
11
10
Stable Ground
0.70
C/30
Corporation Milk
Project
7.63
Area increased & Renamed

Corporation Milk Project with
additional area
12
11
Brick Kilns
2.46
C/20
Park
23.60
Deleted & Renamed As Park

with additional area
13
S6N2-3
R.Q For
T.Department
1.80
14
City Bus Stand
0.25
C/4
City Bus Stand
0.32
Retained
15
Housing for
dishoused
1.00
C/5
Housing for
dishoused
1.39
Retained
16
High School
0.23
C/14
Garden
0.44

Deleted
Deleted
Deleted
SECTOR - D
S6N2-9
Primary Schools
0.40
S6N2-10
Primary Schools
0.25
Deleted
----
----
89
----
Deleted & included in New

Reservation Extension to Air
Port
S6N2-8
Play Ground
0.40
Deleted
S6N2-6
Health center
0.20
Deleted
S6N2-11
Health center
0.25
S6N2-7
Shopping Center
0.20
Vidyut Dahini
Burial Ground
Cremation Ground
---
----
---
Deleted & included in New

Reservation Extension to Air
Port
Deleted
D/25
Sewage Treatment
Plant
4.03
Part Deleted & Renamed New

Reservation
D/26
Burial Ground
Cremation Ground
4.17
Part Deleted & Included in New

Reservation Sewage Treatment
Plant
6.61
SECTOR-E
1
S1N4-10
Primary Schools
0.4
Deleted
S1N3-1
Primary School
0.4
E/86
Primary School
0.57
Retained
S1N3-3
Primary School
0.4
E/92
Primary School
0.38
Retained
S1N3-11
Primary School
0.45
E/103
Primary School
0.37
Retained
S1N3-9
Primary School
0.45
S1N2-12
Primary School
0.42
S1N2-8
Primary School
0.40
S1N2-6
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
E/117
Primary School
0.37
Site Shifted according to

Development Permission
Deleted
E/108
Primary School
90
0.54
Retained
S1N2-15
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
10
S1N2-3
Primary School
0.43
E/94
Primary School
0.38
Retained
11
S1N1-1
Primary School
0.40
E/77
Primary School
0.43
Retained
0.41
Area of Site is Renamed as

new Site Housing for MHADA
& this Site Shifted in Survey
No. 39
12
S1N1-5
Primary School
0.40
E/72
Primary School
13
S2N2-8
Primary School
0.40
14
S2N2-5
Primary School
0.45
15
S2N2-1
Primary School
Deleted
16
S1N4-1
Primary School
0.36
Deleted
17
S1N4-4
Primary School
0.40
E/65
Primary School
0.43
Site Shifted according to

18
S1N1-3
Primary School
0.52
---
---
---
Deleted
19
S2N1-14
Primary School
0.40
---
---
---
Deleted
20
S2N1-11
Primary School
0.52
E/53
Play Ground
1.58
Primary School & Garden Amalgamated &

Renamed as Play Ground.
21
S2N1-8
Primary School
0.45
E/47
Primary School
0.69
Retained
22
S2N1-6
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
23
S2N1-3
Primary School
0.45
Deleted
24
S2N1-1
Primary School
0.40
25
S3N1-4
Primary School
0.40
Deleted
E/62
E/41
Primary School
Primary School
1.55
0.18
Partly Retained
Deleted
91
26
S3N1-6
Primary School
0.40
E/10
Primary School
0.41
Retained
27
S3N1-9
Primary School
0.44
E/11
Primary School
0.52
Retained
28
S3N1-3&4
P.S&P.G.
0.56
E/30
P.S&P.G.
0.83
Retained
29
S3N3-1
Primary School
0.35
30
S3N2-1
Primary School
0.40
E/16
Primary School
0.47
Retained
31
S3N2-3
Primary School
0.40
E/17
Primary School
0.45
Retained
32
S3N2-8
Primary School
0.40
E/25
Primary School
0.39
Retained
33
S1N4-8
High School
1.00
Deleted
34
S1N3-7
High School
1.00
Deleted
35
S1N2-11
High School
1.00
36
S1N2-16
High School
1.00
37
S2N2-2
High School
1.35
E/61
High School
1.61
Retained
38
S1N1-7
High School
1.00
E/70
High School
1.25
Retained
39
S2N1-4
High School
1.20
40
S2N1-12
High School
1.20
E/51
High School
1.54
Retained
41
S3N1-7
High School
1.00
E/37
High School
1.02
Retained
42
S3N2-6
High School
1.00
E/20
High School
0.99
Retained
43
S1N4-7
Play Ground
0.84
Deleted
44
S1N4-9
Play Ground
0.40
Deleted
Deleted
E/118
High School
1.02
Site Relocated As per

Deleted
Deleted
92
45
S1N3-2
Play Ground
0.50
Deleted
46
S1N3-8
Play Ground
1.17
Deleted
47
S1N3-10
Play Ground
0.50
E/104
Play Ground
1.01
Area increased & Retained
48
S1N2-10
Play Ground
0.82
E/116
Play Ground
1.31
Retained
49
S1N2-9
Play Ground
0.40
50
S1N2-4
Play Ground
0.30
E/95
Play Ground
0.34
Retained
51
S1N1-2
Play Ground
0.40
E/76
Play Ground
0.62
Retained
52
S2N2-9
Play Ground
0.45
Deleted
53
S2N2-4
Play Ground
0.85
Deleted
54
S1N4-2
Play Ground
0.54
E/64
Play Ground
0.67
Retained
55
S1N1-4
Play Ground
0.52
---
---
---
Deleted
56
S1N1-6
Play Ground
1.34
E/71
Play Ground
1.33
Site Relocated & Retained
57
S2N1-15
Play Ground
0.52
---
---
---
Deleted
58
S2N1-5
Play Ground
1.35
59
S2N1-10
Play Ground
0.52
E/52
Primary School
0.54
Renamed as Primary School
60
S2N1-2
Play Ground
0.40
E/48
Play Ground
0.36
Retained
61
S3N1-5
Play Ground
0.30
62
S3N1-8
Play Ground
1.00
63
S3N2-2
Play Ground
0.65
64
S3N2-4
Play Ground
1.00
Deleted
Deleted
Deleted
E/36
Play Ground
0.83
Retained
Deleted
E/18
Play Ground
93
0.99
Retained
65
S3N2-5
Play Ground
0.30
E/21
Play Ground
0.30
Retained
66
S3N2-9
Play Ground
0.40
E/26
Play Ground
0.39
Retained
67
S1.F
Play Ground
2.35
---
----
----
Deleted U/S 127
68
S2.E
Play Ground
3.60
---
----
----
Deleted U/S 127
69
S1N2-14
Play Ground
Deleted
70
S2.A
Garden
2.19
Deleted
71
D/B
Garden
4.50
72
D/C
Garden
0.65
Deleted
73
D/B1
Garden
0.60
Deleted
74
S1D
Garden
3.20
Deleted
75
S1N3-6
Garden
0.70
E/105
Garden
0.77
Retained
76
S1N2-5
Garden
0.58
E/109
Garden
0.66
Retained
77
S2N2-3
Garden
1.30
E/56
Oxidation Plant
6.57
Renamed as Oxidation Plant
78
S1N4-3
Garden
0.60
79
S1N1-8
Garden
0.60
E/69
Garden
0.71
Retained
80
S2N1-9
Garden
1.20
E/53
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---
Included in New Site Play

Ground.
81
S1A
Maternity Home
0.34
E/81
Maternity Home
0.26
Retained
82
S2D
Maternity Home
0.44
Deleted
83
S1N4-13
Health center
0.20
Deleted
---
----
----
Deleted U/S 127
Deleted
94
84
S1N3-12
Health center
0.20
E/102
Health center
0.18
Retained
85
S1N2-2
Health center
0.22
E/96
Health center
0.25
Retained
86
S1H
Multi Purpose Hall
E/89
Multi Purpose Hall
0.27
Retained
87
S1N2-1
Multi Purpose Hall
0.26
Deleted
88
S2N2-7
Multi Purpose Hall
0.20
Deleted
89
S2C
Multi Purpose Hall
0.40
E/50
Multi Purpose Hall
0.40
Retained
90
S1N2-17
Water Storage
Reservoir
1.60
E/111
Water Storage
Reservoir
2.00
Retained
91
S2N1-7
Water Storage
Reservoir
0.73
92
S2N1-13
Water Storage
Reservoir
0.40
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---
Deleted U/S 127
93
S1N3-4
Vegetable Market
0.20
E/100
Vegetable Market
0.20
Retained
94
S1N3-5
Shopping Center
0.20
E/101
Shopping Center
0.17
Retained
95
S1N2-7
Vegetable Market
0.20
E/107
Vegetable Market
0.26
Retained
96
S1N2-13
Shopping Center
0.20
E/106
Shopping Center
0.21
Retained
97
S1N4-5
Vegetable Market
0.20
Deleted
98
S1N4-6
Shopping Center
0.20
Deleted
99
S2N2-6
Shopping Center &

Vegetable Market
0.20
100 S3N2-3
Vegetable Market
101 S3N2-7
Shopping Center &
Deleted
E/63
Shopping Center &

Vegetable Market
0.22
Retained
Deleted
0.32
E/22
Shopping Center
95
0.23
Retained
Vegetable Market
102 S1N4-11
Burial Ground
0.85
Deleted
103 S1N4-12
Cremation Ground
0.40
Deleted
104 S3N3-2
Cremation Ground
0.60
E/2
Cremation Ground
0.63
Retained
105 S3N3-3
Burial Ground
0.70
E/1
Burial Ground
0.90
Retained
106 S2F
Parking
0.52
E/49
Parking
0.56
Retained
107 D/G.
Parking
0.80
108 S1G
Parking
0.54
E/91
Parking
0.54
Re - Instated
109
Inspection bungalow
0.55
E/38
Inspection
bungalow
0.68
Retained
110 D/H
Fire Station
0.84
111 S1B
Fire Station
0.77
E/82
Fire Station
0.77
Retained
112 D/I
Drama theater
0.24
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---
Deleted U/S 127
113 D/E
Bus Stand
0.55
114 S1E
Bus Stand
0.40
115 D/J
Police station
0.72
Deleted
116
Govt.office staff
quarters
2.40
Deleted
117 HD/A
Housing for
dishoused
4.50
Deleted
118 S3N1-10
Ware House
2.20
Deleted
Deleted
Deleted
E/78
E/29
Bus Station
Ware House
96
0.64
3.03
Retained
Retained
TABLE NO. 12
STATEMENT SHOWING THE REQUIREMENT OF VARIOUS SITES & PROPOSED SITES
AS PER 1979 PLANNING STANDARDS
SECTOR A
Requirement of
amenities as per
planning standards
1
Primary Schools
School going population
@15% (160000)=24000
Students
1 site for 400-500
Students
Sites required = 48
Area required per
Student=8 sq.mt
Total Area = 19.20 Ha.
Existing Amenities
Proposed Amenities
TotaL
No.
Area
(Ha.)
Site no.
Designation
Area
(Ha.)
No. of
sites
Area
(Ha.)
Remarks
A/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
0.03
A/7
Primary School
0.41
3) Asha Niketan
matimand/mukbadh
ir shala,Mitmita
0.97
A/11
Primary School
0.40
4) Matoshri Public
School.
0.01
A/15
Primary School
0.35
5) Sarosh Urdu
Primary School
0.56
A/20
Primary School
0.41
6) MGM Vastanvi
Primary School.
0.01
A/27
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
A/31
Primary School,
0.41
1) AMC Primary
School jaysingpura
0.06
2) AMC Primary
School Mitmita
97
1. Some
Primary
School
sites are
clubbed
with P.G.
& Library
sites.
2. The plot
areas
under
many
existing
primary
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
Play Ground &

Library
playground
as per
norms.
A/39
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/43
Primary School
0.42
A/48
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.42
A/49
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.43
A/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/58
Primary School
0.40
A/61
Primary School
0.54
A/68
Primary School
0.43
A/73
Primary School
0.46
A/77
Primary School
0.47
A/75
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.44
A/79
Primary School,
High School & Play
Ground
2.80
98
A/89
Primary School
0.44
A/91
Primary School
0.41
A/95
Primary School
0.43
A/102
Primary School
0.44
A/112
Primary School
0.56
A/115
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.20
A/116
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.45
A/120
Primary School
0.39
A/126
Primary School,
0.40
A/127
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.44
A/133
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
1.02
A/135
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.52
A/142
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
99
A/148
48 No / 19.20 Ha.
High School
@7.5% (129000) = 4875
B31Students
1 site for 750-1000
Students
Sites required = 12
Area required Per Student
@ 4 + 11= 15 sq.mt.
Total Area = 18 Ha.
12 No. / 18 Ha.
Dispensary & Maternity
Home
1) Sarosh English
School, Mitmita
1.64
0.98
0.98
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
33
0.43
16.95
A/30
High School & Play

Ground
0.96
A/37
High School & Play

Ground
0.71
A/50
High School
1.21
A/55
High School & Play

Ground
1.03
A/72
Extention To High
School
0.39
A/96
High School
1.19
A/99
High School
1.50
A/114
High School & Play

Ground
0.60
A/123
High School & Play

Ground
1.03
09
8.62
A/8
Dispensary
0.25
A/12
Dispensary
0.25
100
39
18.59
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
high
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
playground
as per
norms.
10
9.60
@0.25 Ha. / 10000

Population
Total = 4 Ha.
16 No./4 Ha.
Shopping Center &
Vegetable Market
@ 0.20 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total= 3.2 Hect.
A/19
Dispensary
0.46
A/32
Dispensary
0.26
A/76
Dispensary
0.28
A/83
Dispensary
0.20
A/125
Dispensary
0.28
A/145
Dispensary
0.26
2.24
A/84
Shopping Centre
0.26
A/92
Shopping Centre
0.51
A/108
Shopping Centre
0.20
A/118
Shopping Centre
0.59
A/144
Shopping Centre
0.68
A/38
Shopping Centre
0.19
A/36
Shopping Centre &

Vegetabel Market
0.53
A/24
Shopping Centre,
Vegetabel Market
& Parking
0.92
A/52
Shopping Centre,
Vegetabel Market
& Parking
1.70
A/70
Mutton Market
0.25
101
2.24
A/93
Mutton Market &

Fish ;Market
0.67
A/85
Vegetabel Market
0.26
A/109
Vegetabel Market
0.17
A/16
Vegetable Market
0.42
A/69
Fish Market
0.25
A/65
Town Plaza
3.00
A/45
Shopping Centre,
Vegetabel Market
1.18
A/46
Town Hall
1.43
A/146
Vegetable Market
0.79
16 No./ 3.2 Ha.
19
Garden / Parks
@ 0.2 Ha. /1000
Population
Total= 32 Ha.
A/35
Garden
1.08
A/42
Garden
1.40
A/62
Garden
1.24
A/67
Garden
0.72
A/111
Garden
1.71
A/78
Garden
2.31
A/81
Garden
0.29
A/94
Garden
1.22
A/103
Garden
0.88
102
14.00
19
14.00
A/110
Garden
1.48
A/130
Garden
2.78
A/132
Garden
2.49
A/153
Garden
2.68
32 Ha.
13
Play Ground
@0.40 Ha/1000
Population
Total=64 Ha.
A/4
Play Ground
1.63
A/9
Play Ground
3.24
A/10
Play Ground
2.03
A/13
Play Ground
1.88
A/14
Play Ground
1.26
A/21
Play Ground
2.07
A/25
Play Ground
2.00
A/29
Play Ground
1.54
A/40
Play Ground
1.25
A/44
Play Ground
1.05
A/51
Play Ground
2.61
A/56
Play Ground
1.39
A/60
Play Ground
2.06
A/71
Play Ground
0.97
A/74
Play Ground
23.66
A/77
Play Ground
2.01
103
20.28
13
20.28
64 Ha.
Library
@0.05 Ha. For 10,000
Populations
Total=0.8 Ha.
A/90
Play Ground
0.78
A/97
Play Ground
0.71
A/100
Play Ground
1.05
A/117
Play Ground
2.02
A/119
Play Ground
1.06
A/121
Play Ground
1.09
A/124
Play Ground
2.31
A/128
Play Ground
2.14
A/129
Play Ground
3.51
A/131
Play Ground
3.05
A/134
Play Ground
3.03
A/139
Play Ground
0.66
A/143
Play Ground
3.08
A/74
Play Ground
5.63
A/147
Play Ground
1.80
A/151
Play Ground
1.42
32
83.99
A/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/27
Primary School,
0.40
104
32
83.99
Library
sites are
clubbed
with P.S.,
P.G. sites.
Play Ground &

Library
A/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/39
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/48
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.42
A/49
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.43
A/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
A/75
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.44
A/79
Primary School,
High School & Play
Ground
2.80
A/115
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.20
A/116
105
Primary School,
Play Ground &
0.45
Library
16 No. / 0.8 Ha.

TOWN HALL @ 0.50/
SECTOR
A/124
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.44
A/133
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
1.02
A/135
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.52
A/142
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
A/148
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.43
A/152
Primary School,
Play Ground
2.00
17
11.59
A/101
Cultural Center
1.42
A/80
Cultural Centre
0.56
2
Other
A/6
106
1.98
Burial Ground
0.82
17
11.59
1.98
A/54
Burial Ground
0.33
A/141
Burial Ground
0.60
A/5
Cremation Ground
0.84
A/53
Cremation Ground
0.33
A/140
Cremation Ground
0.55
A/2
Safari Park
99.29
A/17
For Corporation
Milk Project
25.00
A/18
E. S. R.
0.48
A/87
Govt. Office
0.43
A/122
Housing For
MHADA
3.50
A/88
Housing For
MHADA
3.16
A/23
M.T.D.C
2.76
A/28
M.T.D.C
0.80
A/34
Parking
0.82
A/82
Parking
0.41
A/106
Parking
0.68
A/107
Parking
1.02
A/113
Parking
1.49
A/98
Sewage Treatmet
Plant
0.24
107
A/33
Soldier Training
Center
1.67
A/86
Soldier Training
Center
1.92
A/41
Extention To
Slaughter House
8.50
A/104
W . S . R.
0.55
A/1
Stadium
18.43
A/22
Police Station
0.40
A/26
Cremation Ground
2.08
A/47
Public Amenity
13.84
A/59
Truck Terminal
8.74
A/63
Bus Terminal
5.91
A/64
Fire Bridage
1.91
A/66
Police Dept.
0.49
A/105
Public Latrine
0.10
A/136
Solid waste
management centre
2.72
A/137
Cremation Ground
1.59
A/138
Burial Ground
2.22
A/149
Cremation Ground
0.88
A/150
Burial Ground
0.46
108
SECTOR B
Requirement of
amenities as per
planning standards
1
Primary Schools
@15% (217000)=32550
Students
1 site for 400-500
Students
Sites required = 65
Area required per
Student=8 sq.mt
Existing Amenities
Proposed Amenities
TotaL
Remarks
No.
Area
(Ha.)
Site
no.
Designation
Area
(Ha.)
No. of
sites
Area
(Ha.)
1) AMC Pri.school,
Himayatnagar
0.05
B/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
2) AMC Pri.school,
Khamnadi Harsul
0.26
B/6
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.58
3) AMC
Pri.school,Harsul
0.30
B/8
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
4) AMC urdu
Pri.school,Harsul
0.09
B/9
Primary School
0.42
0.42
5) AMC P.S.Denotified area
0.07
B/11
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
6) Boon
Eng.Pri.school,
Himayatnagar
0.15
B/18
Primary School
0.19
0.59
0.40
7) Bodhi
Pri.school, Harsul
0.25
B/24
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
8) Oxford public
0.42
B/28
Primary School,
109
9
1.Some
Primary
School
sites are
clubbed
with
P.G.&
Library
sites.
2. The
plot areas
under
many
existing
primary
schools
are
inadequat
e & does
not have
proper
playgrou
nd as per
norms.
school, Harsul
9) Jyoti
Pri.school,Harsul
10) Eknath
Pri.school, Harsul
Play Ground &

Library
0.06
0.14
B/29
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.30
B/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.45
0.40
11) S.Kalimoddin
Pri.school,Harsul
0.02
B/37
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
12) Kalavati public

school,Harsul
2.95
B/42
Primary School
0.42
13) Girish
dnyansanskar P.S.
0.10
B/44
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
14) Nath acadamy

Eng. School
0.21
B/48
Primary School
0.40
15) Dnyasandip
P.S.
0.08
B/53
Primary School
0.50
16) Lalbahadur
shastri P.S.
0.27
B/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.43
17) PUS public

school
0.01
B/60
Primary School
0.40
18) Happy children

school
0.04
B/67
Primary School
0.40
110
19) Sant john

school
20) Salim urdu P.S.
0.12
B/69
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
0.01
B/70
Primary School
0.54
B/72
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.98
B/79
Primary School
0.49
B/81
Primary School
0.41
B/84
Primary School
0.36
B/86
Primary School
0.41
B/87
Primary School
0.40
B/90
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.31
B/91
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.38
B/92
Primary School
0.30
B/99
Primary School
0.39
B/34
Primary School &

Play Ground
1.25
B/102
Primary School
0.60
21) scholer kids

P.S.
0.01
65 No./ 26.04 Ha.
21
5.61
32
111
14.76
53
20.37
High School
@7.5% (217000) =16275
1 site for 750-1000
Students
Sites required = 16
@ 4 + 11= 15 sq.mt.
16 No. / 24.41 Ha.
1) AMC
H.S.,Harsul
0.26
B/4
High School
1.57
2) AMC Urdu H.S.
0.09
B/23
High School
1.51
3) Uddhavrao Patil
H.S.
0.47
B/45
High School
1.12
4) Urdu school,
Himayatnagar
0.06
B/58
High School
1.32
5) New H.S. Harsul
0.73
B/64
High School
1.31
6) Ambedkar H.S.
0.25
B/82
High School
1.18
7) Oxford public
H.S.
0.42
B/101
High School
1.35
8) Orient Eng.school
0.06
9) Dynanai public
school
0.04
10) Sant Gadgebaba

vidya mandir
0.04
11) Dadoji konddev

H.S.
0.04
12) Laxmikant
vidyalay
0.07
13) SantJohn school
0.12
13
2.65
112
9.36
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
high
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
playgroun
d as per
norms.
20
12.01

Home
@0.25 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total = 5.42 Ha.
5.42 Ha.
Shopping Center &
Vegetable Market
@ 0.20 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total= 4.34 Ha.
4.34 Ha.
B/2
Dispensary
0.42
B/25
Dispensary
0.25
B/30
Dispensary
0.30
B/38
Dispensary
0.29
B/41
Dispensary
0.31
B/65
Dispensary
0.28
B/71
Dispensary
0.27
B/83
Dispensary
0.22
B/98
Dispensary
0.41
B/27
Dispensary
0.15
10
2.90
B/1
Shopping Centre &

Vegetable Market
1.13
B/49
Fish Market
1.10
B/68
Shopping Centre,
Vegetabel Market
& Parking
1.54
B/78
Municipal Mall
4.85
B/104
Vegtable Market
0.41
B/14
Shopping Center
3.98
113
13.01
10
2.90
13.01
Garden / Parks
@ 0.2 Ha./1000
Population
Total= 43.04 Ha.
43.04 Ha.
Play Ground
@0.40 Ha. /1000
Population.
Total=86.8 Ha.
14) Smruti
Udyan,Harsul.
6.75
6.75
B/21
Garden
2.60
B/46
Garden
2.90
B/52
Garden
1.20
B/56
Garden
1.35
B/35
Garden
2.68
B/19
Garden
4.39
B/16
Garden
47.20
B/66
Garden
1.22
B/85
Garden
1.82
B/93
Park
7.50
B/100
Garden
2.57
11
75.42
B/5
Play Ground
1.20
B/7
Play Ground
2.06
B/10
Play Ground
1.18
B/17
Play Ground
4.09
B/20
Play Ground
1.53
B/22
Play Ground
2.14
B/32
Play Ground
2.06
B/36
Play Ground
2.58
114
12
82.18
86.80 Ha.
Library
@0.05 Ha. For 10,000
Populations
Total=1.08 Ha.
B/43
Play Ground
1.54
B/54
Play Ground
0.48
B/59
Play Ground
1.18
B/63
Play Ground
1.93
B/73
Play Ground
1.90
B/74
Play Ground
2.09
B/80
Play Ground
0.46
B/88
Play Ground
0.70
B/89
Play Ground
0.30
B/103
Play Ground
0.36
B/47
MTDC Golf Club /

Play Ground
60.00
B/33
Play Ground
1.42
20
89.20
B/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
B/6
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.58
B/8
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
115
20
89.20
Library
sites are
clubbed
with P.S.,
P.G.
sites.
B/11
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.42
B/24
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.59
B/28
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
B/29
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.30
B/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.45
B/37
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
B/44
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
B/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.43
B/69
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
116
B/72
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.98
B/90
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.31
B/91
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.38
22 No. / 1.08 Ha.
15
Town Hall
@ 0.50 Ha. / Sector
B/55
6.88
Town Hall
1
Others
6.88
0.89
0.89
0.89
B/39
Burial Ground
0.90
B/40
Cremation Ground
0.62
B/61
E. S. R.
0.50
B/33
E. S. R.
0.40
B/95
Govt. Hostel
0.15
B/50
Govt. Hostel
0.40
B/51
Govt. Office
0.25
B/94
Gymnasium
0.13
B/77
Parking
1.28
117
15
B/26
Stadium
7.27
B/15
Public Amenity
3.34
B/12
Public Latrine
0.41
B/13
Police Station
1.76
B/62
Solid Waste
Management Center
0.78
B/76
Fire Brigade
1.65
B/34
Police Station
1.25
B/35
Public Amenity
5.63
B/72
Public Amenity
9.58
B/96
Elevated Services
Reservoir
0.42
B/97
Bus Terminal
7.08
B/75
Transport Nagar
10.12
118
SECTOR C
Requirement of
amenities as per
planning standards
1
Primary Schools
@15% (143000)=21450
Students
1 site for 400-500
Students
Sites required = 42
Area required per
Student=8 sq.mt
Existing Amenities
Proposed Amenities
TotaL
Remarks
No.
Area
(Ha.)
Site no.
Designation
Area
(Ha.)
No. of
sites
Area
(Ha.)
1)Ramabai Ambedkar
P.S. Brijwadi
0.25
C/2
Primary School
0.55
2)AMC P.S. Brijwadi
0.10
C/8
Primary School
0.41
3)Samrat ashok P.S.

Brijwadi
0.14
C/13
Primary School
0.48
4)Babanrao Dhakane
P.S.
0.40
C/19
Primary School
0.43
5)Swayambhu P.S.
chikalthana
0.07
C/35
Primary School
0.40
6)Shivtej
vidyamandir,
chikalthana
0.10
C/46
Primary School
0.45
0.25
C/60
Primary School
0.39
C/63
Primary School
0.75
C/65
Primary School
0.41
C/71
Primary School
0.40
C/72
Primary School
0.38
C/75
Primary School
0.43
7)Sharda suman P.S.

chikalthana
119
9
1. Some
Primary
School
sites are
clubbed
with
P.G.&
Library
sites.
2. The
plot areas
under
many
existing
primary
schools
are
inadequat
e & does
not have
proper
playgroun
d as per
C/76
Primary School
0.45
C/80
Primary School
0.37
C/90
Primary School
0.40
C/92
Primary School
0.52
C/17
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
C/28
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.42
C/32
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
C/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.81
C/41
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
C/50
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.54
C/53
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.46
C/67
120
Primary School,
Play Ground &
0.39
norms.
Library
C/78
42 No./ 17.16 Ha.
High School
@7.5% (143000) =10725
1 site for 750-1000
Students
Sites required = 11
@ 4 + 11= 15 sq.mt.
11 No./ 16.08 Ha.

Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
1.06
25
1)AMC H.S.
Naregaon
1.48
C/39
High School
1.55
2)Babanrao Dhakane
vidyalay, chikalthana
0.40
C/45
High School
1.49
3)Dnyanprabodhini
H.S. chikalthana
0.25
C/68
High School
1.52
4)New H.S.
chikalthana
0.44
C/89
High School
1.38
5)Gita Bal vidyalay,

Naregaon
0.23
2.80
11.45
4
C/6
121
5.94
Dispensary
0.25
32
12.51
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
high
schools
are
inadequat
e & does
not have
proper
playgroun
d as per
norms.
8.74
Home
@0.25 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total = 3.57 Ha.
3.57 Ha.
Shopping Center &
Vegetable Market
@ 0.20 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total= 2.86 Ha.
2.86 Ha.
C/43
Dispensary
0.24
C/49
Dispensary
0.29
C/54
Dispensary
0.33
C/57
Dispensary
0.25
C/64
Dispensary
0.24
C/69
Dispensary
0.29
C/77
Dispensary
0.26
2.15
C/52
Shopping Center
1.08
C/55
Shopping Center
1.16
C/23
Shopping Center &

Vegetabel Market
0.85
C/26
Shopping Center &

Vegetabel Market
0.60
C/38
Shopping Center &

Vegetabel Market
0.83
C/58
Shopping Centre
0.49
C/36
Town Plaza
3.41
C/15
Fish Market
0.26
C/16
Mutton Market
0.24
122
8.92
2.15
8.92
Garden / Parks
@ 0.2 Ha./1000
Population
Total= 28.60 Ha.
C/7
Garden
1.46
C/14
Garden
0.44
C/29
Garden
6.16
C/51
Garden
5.87
C/56
Garden
2.01
C/74
Garden
1.60
C/93
Garden
0.51
C/20
Park
23.60
C/82
Garden
14.60
28.60 Ha.
Play Ground
@0.40 Ha/1000
Population.
Total=57.20 Ha.
C/1
Play Ground
3.84
C/3
Play Ground
0.83
C/9
Play Ground
1.60
C/12
Play Ground
0.35
C/18
Play Ground
3.31
C/27
Play Ground
3.28
C/31
Play Ground
2.55
C/34
Play Ground
0.23
C/37
Play Ground
2.99
C/41
Play Ground
29.70
123
56.25
56.25
57.20 Ha.
Library
@0.05 Ha. For 10,000
Populations
Total=0.715 Ha.
C/44
Play Ground
2.41
C/47
Play Ground
1.97
C/61
Play Ground
1.56
C/62
Play Ground
1.58
C/66
Play Ground
3.01
C/73
Play Ground
1.09
C/79
Play Ground
3.03
C/81
Play Ground
1.59
C/91
Play Ground
1.32
19
66.24
C/17
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
C/28
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.42
C/32
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
C/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.81
C/42
124
Primary School,
Play Ground &
0.40
19
66.24
Library
sites are
clubbed
with P.S.,
P.G. sites.
Library
C/50
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.54
C/53
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.46
C/67
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.39
C/78
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.40
14 No. / 0.715 Ha.
4.23
Town Hall
@ 0.50 Ha. / Sector
C/33
Cultural Centre
1.02
C/48
Cultural Centre
0.61
2
Others
1.63
C/4
City Bus Stand
0.32
C/30
For Corporation
Milk Project
7.63
C/24
Govt.Office
0.40
C/25
Govt.Office
2.34
C/59
Govt.Office
0.42
125
4.23
1.63
C/5
Housing For
Dishoused
1.39
C/83
Housing For
MHADA
2.22
C/10
Burial Ground
0.97
C/11
Cremation Ground
1.26
C/21
Stadium
7.57
C/22
Solid Waste
Management Center
4.62
C/84
Bus Terminal
6.37
C/85
Fire Brigade
3.55
C/86
Police Station
0.91
C/87
Truck Terminal
8.45
C/88
Public Latrine
0.04
SECTOR D
Requirement of
amenities as per
planning standards
1
Primary Schools
Existing Amenities
Proposed Amenities
TotaL
Remarks
No.
Area
(Ha.)
Site no.
Designation
Area
(Ha.)
No. of
sites
Area
(Ha.)
0.20
D/4
1) AMC P.S.
chikalthana
126
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.71
9
1. Some
Primary
School
@15% (168000)=25200
Students
1 site for 400-500
Students
Sites required =50
Area required per
Student=8 sq.mt
2)AMC P.S. Denotified area
0.25
D/7
Primary School
0.44
3)AMC P.S. Denotified area
0.17
D/14
Primary School
0.42
D/22
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.49
D/27
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.50
0.41
4)AMC school Denotified area

5)Hakam Urdu P.S.
0.02
0.03
6)Swami vivekanand
vidyamandir
0.08
D/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
7)Matoshri P.S.
0.03
D/35
Primary School
0.41
0.44
8)Sudhakarrao Naik
P.S.
0.14
D/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
9)Tuljabhavani P.S.
0.07
D/45
Primary School
0.41
D/47
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.52
0.41
10)Dnyanjot school
0.06
11)Rashtriy school
0.01
D/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
12)Dnyandeep P.S.
0.03
D/59
Primary School
0.44
13)Shri.Gagangiri
0.08
D/65
Primary School
0.42
127
sites are
clubbed
with
P.G.&
Library
sites.
2. The
plot areas
under
many
existing
primary
schools
are
inadequat
e & does
not have
proper
playgroun
d as per
norms.
maharaj P.S.
14)G.Y.P P.S.
0.04
15)Dnyanganga P.S.
0.01
16)Shri.Tuljabhawan
i P.S.
0.06
17)Ravsaheb patil
P.S.
0.22
18) Jagtap P.S.
19) Nalanda P.S.
50 no. / 20.16 Ha.

High School
@7.5% (168000) = 12600
1 site for 750-1000
Students
Sites required = 13
@ 4 + 11= 15 sq.mt.
19
1.5
13
1)AMC H.S.
0.25
D/18
High School
1.51
2)Sane Guruji H.S.
0.08
D/24
High School
1.53
3)N.S.Bose H.S.
0.12
D/32
High School
1.53
4)Dnyanganga H.S.
0.01
D/41
High School
1.00
5)Swami vivekanand
vidyamandir
0.08
D/55
High School
1.42
6)Sant.Lowrence
school
1.54
D/61
High School
1.51
128
6.02
32
7.52
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
high
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
13 No. / 18.9 Ha.

Home
@0.25 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total = 4.2 Ha.
7)Matoshri Vinaben
Patel
0.05
8)Matoshri H.S.
0.03
9)Sudhakarrao Naik
H.S.
0.14
10)Tuljabhawani
vidyalay
0.71
11)Dnyandeep H.S.
0.26
12)Shri.Gagangiri
maharaj H.S.
Garkheda
0.08
12
3.35
playground
as per
norms.
8.50
D/2
Dispensary
0.26
D/6
Dispensary
0.30
D/11
Dispensary
0.46
D/12
Dispensary
0.26
D/20
Dispensary
0.32
D/28
Dispensary
0.48
D/37
Dispensary
0.24
D/39
Dispensary
0.32
D/46
Dispensary
0.56
D/60
Dispensary
0.31
129
18
11.85
4.2 Ha.
Shopping Center &
Vegetable Market
@ 0.20 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total= 3.36 Ha.
3.36 Ha.
Garden / Parks
@ 0.2 Ha./1000
Population
Total= 33.6 Ha.
10
3.51
D/5
Vegatable Market
0.54
D/10
Vegetabel Market
1.11
D/19
Shopping Center
0.48
D/43
Shopping Center &

Weakly Market
1.11
D/49
Shopping Center
0.47
D/50
Shopping Center &

Vegetable Market
0.99
4.70
D/9
Garden
2.20
D/17
Garden
2.18
D/34
Garden
1.00
D/63
Garden
3.05
33.6 Ha.
Play Ground
@0.40 Ha./1000
Population.
Total=67.2 Ha.
D/3
Play Ground
1.07
D/8
Play Ground
2.48
D/13
Play Ground
1.37
D/23
Play Ground
2.52
130
8.43
10
3.51
4.70
8.43
67.2 Ha.
Library
@0.05 Ha. For 10,000
Populations
Total=0.84 Ha.
D/29
Play Ground
2.29
D/51
Play Ground
2.68
D/36
Play Ground
1.77
D/42
Play Ground
1.87
D/48
Play Ground
4.20
D/58
Play Ground
2.07
D/64
Play Ground
1.55
11
23.87
D/4
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.71
D/22
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.49
D/27
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.50
D/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.41
D/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
0.44
D/47
Primary School,
0.52
131
11
23.87
Library
sites are
clubbed
with P.S.,
P.G. sites.
Play Ground &

Library
D/57
17 No. / 0.84 Ha.
Town Hall
@ 0.50 Ha. / Sector
D/33
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
3.48
Culteral Center
1
Others
0.41
3.48
1.44
1.44
1.44
D/26
Burial Ground &

Creamation Ground
4.17
D/38
E.S.R.
0.43
D/16
Govt.Office
0.07
D/21
Housing For
Mahada
7.76
D/25
S.T.P.
4.03
D/1
Govt.Hostel
0.17
D/15
Govt.Hostel
0.15
D/66
Extension to Air
Port
42.69
D/30
Soild Waste
Management Center
1.99
132
D/44
Public Amenity
10.02
D/56
Private Bus
Terminal
6.10
D/52
Fire Brigade
0.92
D/53
Police Station
0.86
D/54
Truck Terminal
11.07
D/62
Stadium
13.70
SECTOR E
Requirement of
amenities as per
planning standards
1
Primary Schools
@15% (162000)=24300
Students
1 site for 400-500
Students
Sites required = 49
Area required per
Student=8 sq.mt
Existing Amenities
Proposed Amenities
TotaL
Remarks
No.
Area
(Ha.)
Site no.
Designation
Area
(Ha.)
No. of
sites
Area
(Ha.)
1) AMC P.S.
Banewadi
0.27
E/4
Primary School
0.63
2) AMC P.S.
Itkheda
0.04
E/10
Primary School
0.41
3) AMC P.S.
WalmiKanchanwadi
0.30
E/11
Primary School
0.52
4) AMC P.S.
Nakshtrawadi
0.08
E/16
Primary School
0.47
5)AMC P.S.
Nakshtrawadi
0.13
E/17
Primary School
0.45
133
9
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
primary
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
playground
6) Sant. John
school
0.62
E/31
Primary School
0.39
7) Agrasen
Vidyamandir
1.03
E/28
Primary School
0.40
8) Little plant
nursery &
Woodridge H.S.
2.15
E/30
Primary School &

Play Ground
0.83
9) Pearson school
0.82
E/41
Primary School
0.18
10) Anand vidya

dham
0.62
E/45
Primary School
0.39
11) Sant Kabir P.S.
0.05
E/47
Primary School
0.69
12) AGP P.S.
1.03
E/52
Primary School
0.54
13) RJ International
school
0.51
E/62
Primary School
1.55
1.38
E/65
Primary School
0.43
E/67
Primary School
0.49
E/72
Primary School
0.41
E/77
Primary School
0.43
E/86
Primary School
0.57
E/92
Primary School
0.38
E/94
Primary School
0.38
E/103
Primary School
0.37
E/108
Primary School
0.54
14)Jain International
school
134
as per
norms.
49 No./ 19.44 Ha.

High School
@7.5% (162000) = 12150
B31Students
1 site for 750-1000
Students
Sites required = 12
@ 4 + 11= 15 sq.mt.
12 No. / 18.22 Ha.

Home
@0.25 Ha. / 10000 Popln
Total = 4.05 Ha.
14
E/109
Primary School
0.42
E/117
Primary School
0.37
9.03
24
12.24
1) AMC H.S.
Banewadi
0.28
E/20
2) Shrikrishna H.S.
0.27
E/37
High school
1.02
3) Sant. John High

school
0.70
E/51
High school
1.54
4) Agrasen
Vidyamandir
1.03
E/61
High school
1.61
5)Little plant &

Woodridge H.S.
2.15
E/66
High school
1.25
6) Raje sambhaji
sainiki school
11.97
E/70
High school
1.25
7) Jain international
high school
1.38
E/130
High school
1.31
E/118
High School
1.02
17.78
High school
21.27
0.99
9.98
E/6
Dispensery
0.14
E/7
Dispensery
0.41
E/13
Dispensery
0.31
E/19
Dispensery
0.25
135
38
The plot
areas
under
many
existing
high
schools are
inadequate
& does not
have
proper
playground
as per
norms.
15
27.77
16 No. / 4.05 Ha.

Shopping Center &
Vegetable Market
@ 0.20 Ha. / 10000
Population
Total= 3.24 Ha.
E/27
Dispensery
0.24
E/42
Dispensery
0.26
E/81
Maternity Home
0.26
E/96
Health Centre
0.25
E/31
Dispensery
0.36
E/102
Health Centre
0.18
E/128
Dispensery
0.28
11
2.94
E/22
Shopping Centre
0.23
E/24
Town Plaza
3.46
E/43
Vegetable Market
0.49
E/54
Commercial
Complex
3.53
E/63
Shopping Centre &

Veg.Market
0.22
E/32
Vegetable Market
0.69
E/80
Shopping Centre
0.81
E/100
Vegetable Market
0.20
E/101
Shopping Centre
0.17
E/106
Shopping Centre
0.21
E/107
Vegetable Market
0.26
136
11
2.94
3.24 Ha.
Garden / Parks
@ 0.2 Ha./1000
Population
Total= 32.40 Ha.
E/121
Shopping Centre
0.48
E/123
Town Plaza
1.23
13
11.98
E/8
Garden
1.57
E/12
Garden
1.16
E/112
Garden
7.74
E/46
Garden
1.59
E/69
Garden
0.71
E/83
Garden
0.59
E/114
Park
0.46
E/88
Garden
2.08
E/105
Garden
0.77
E/109
Garden
0.66
E/133
Garden
2.61
E/134
Park
3.11
32.40 Ha.
12
Play Ground
@0.40 Ha./1000
Population.
Total=64.80 Ha.
E/3
Play Ground
1.15
E/9
Play Ground
2.06
E/15
Play Ground
1.38
E/18
Play Ground
0.99
137
23.05
13
11.98
12
23.05
64.80 Ha.
E/21
Play Ground
0.30
E/26
Play Ground
0.39
E/36
Play Ground
0.83
E/33
Play Ground
1.63
E/125
Play Ground
3.87
E/48
Play Ground
0.36
E/53
Play Ground
1.58
E/64
Play Ground
0.67
E/68
Play Ground
1.44
E/71
Play Ground
1.33
E/76
Play Ground
0.62
E/79
Play Ground
1.23
E/87
Play Ground
2.04
E/95
Play Ground
0.34
E/97
Play Ground
1.75
E/99
Play Ground
1.15
E/104
Play Ground
1.01
E/116
Play Ground
1.31
E/124
Play Ground
1.15
E/131
Play Ground
2.12
24
138
30.70
24
30.70
Library
@0.05 Ha. For 10,000
Populations
Total=0.81 Ha.
17 No. / 0.81 Ha.
Town Hall
@ 0.50 Ha. / Sector
E/50
Multi-Purpose Hall
0.40
E/89
Multi-Purpose Hall
0.27
E/75
Cultural Centre
0.56
E/119
Cultural Centre
0.95
4
Others
2.18
E/1
Burial Ground
0.90
E/2
Cremation Ground
0.63
E/78
Bus Station
0.64
E/23
E.S.R.
0.56
E/44
E.S.R.
0.35
E/98
E.S.R.
0.42
E/59
1.50
E/82
0.77
E/58
Goshala
1.11
E/5
Government Hostel
0.14
139
2.18
E/113
Govt.office
0.41
E/57
Housing For
Dishoused
5.93
E/73
Housing For
MHADA
3.33
E/122
Housing For
MHADA
6.05
E/38
Inspection Bunglow
0.68
E/115
Land Record
Training centre
5.30
E/56
Oxidation Plant
6.57
E/49
Parking
0.56
E/120
Parking
0.70
E/132
Reshim Research
Centre
4.90
E/110
RMF Centre For

L.I.C
0.98
E/60
Sales Tax
Department
0.19
E/74
Stadium
8.65
E/29
Ware House
3.03
E/55
Warkari Bhavan
1.09
E/111
Water Storage
Reservior
2.01
140
E/14
Fire Brigade
0.85
E/34
Solid Waste
Management Center
1.18
E/35
Police Station
1.25
E/39
Cremation Ground
1.02
E/40
Public Amenity
1.01
E/84
Burial Ground
0.36
E/85
Creamation Ground
0.49
E/90
Public Amenity
3.04
E/91
Parking
1.00
E/93
Police Station
0.33
E/126
Truck Terminal
4.29
E/127
Bus Stand
4.46
E/129
Fire Brigade
1.94
141
TABLE NO. 13
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA) (REVISED)
STATEMENT SHOWING THE SITES RESERVED FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE
Cost of Project
(In Lakhs)
Sr.
No.
Site
No.
Name of
Reservation
Name of
Village
Survey No.
Area in
Hectare
Ownership
Devel
Acquisiti opme
on
nt
(Approxi (Appr
mate)
oxima
te)
Appropriat
e Authority
SECTOR A
1.
A/1
Stadium
Mitmita
53, 54
18.43
Private
500
AMC
2.
A/2
Safari Park
Mitmita
307(P.),56
99.29
Government
2210
AMC
3.
A/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
40(P.)
0.41
Private
74
276
AMC
4.
A/4
Play Ground
Mitmita
40(P.)
1.63
Private
192
82
AMC
5.
A/5
Cremation
Ground
Mitmita
63(P.), 64(P.)
0.84
Private
67
30
AMC
6.
A/6
Burial Ground
Mitmita
63(P.), 64(P.)
0.82
Private
66
30
AMC
7.
A/7
Primary School
Mitmita
79(P.)
0.41
Private
45
273
AMC
8.
A/8
Dispensary
Mitmita
79(P.)
0.25
Private
38
167
AMC
142
9.
A/9
Play Ground
Mitmita
79(P.)
3.24
Private
170
162
AMC
10.
A/10
Play Ground
Mitmita
85(P.)
2.03
Private
241
101
AMC
11.
A/11
Primary School
Mitmita
85(P.)
0.40
Private
79
268
AMC
12.
A/12
Dispensary
Mitmita
80(P.)
0.25
Private
38
167
AMC
13.
A/13
Play Ground
Mitmita
72(P.), 80(P.)
1.88
Private
110
94
AMC
14.
A/14
Play Ground
Mitmita
83(P.)
1.26
Private
181
63
AMC
15.
A/15
Primary School
Mitmita
84(P.)
0.35
Private
70
233
AMC
16.
A/16
Vegetable
Market
Mitmita
83(P.)
0.42
Private
81
277
AMC
17.
A/17
For Corporation
Milk Project
Bhawsingpura
31(P.)
25.00
Government
1113
16667
AMC
18.
A/18
Elevated Service
Reservoir
Bhawsingpura
14(P.)
0.48
Private
45
320
AMC
19.
A/19
Dispensary
Bhawsingpura
15(P.)
0.46
Private
44
309
AMC
20.
A/20
Primary School
Bhawsingpura
12(P.), 15(P.)
0.41
Private
41
276
AMC
21.
A/21
Play Ground
Bhawsingpura
12(P.), 15(P.)
2.07
Private
126
103
AMC
22.
A/22
Police Station
Bhawsingpura
11 (P)
0.40
Private
25
POLICE
DEPT.
23.
A/23
M.T.D.C
Bhawsingpura
11(P.), 19(P.)
2.76
Private
470
MTDC
24.
A/24
Shopping Centre,
Vegetable Market Bhawsingpura
& Parking
21(P.)
0.92
Private
233
610
AMC
25.
A/25
Play Ground
20(P.)
2.00
Government
123
100
AMC
Bhawsingpura
143
A/26
Cremation
Ground
Bhawsingpura
20(P.)
2.08
Private
500
30
AMC
27.
A/27
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Bhawsingpura
20(P.)
0.40
Government
40
269
AMC
28.
A/28
M.T.D.C
Bhawsingpura
20(P.)
0.80
Government
66
MTDC
29.
A/29
Play Ground
Bhawsingpura
29(P.)
1.54
Private
103
77
AMC
30.
A/30
High School &

Play Ground
Bhawsingpura
29(P.)
0.96
Private
76
639
AMC
31.
A/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Bhawsingpura
29(P.)
0.41
Private
40
271
AMC
32.
A/32
Dispensary
Bhawsingpura
29(P.)
0.26
Private
27
170
AMC
26.
33.
A/33
Soldier Training
Center
Pahadsingpura
61(P.)
1.67
Government
74
District
Soldier
Welfare
Office
34.
A/34
Parking
Pahadsingpura
38(P.), 29(P.)
0.82
Private /
Government
129
41
AMC
35.
A/35
Garden
Pahadsingpura
38(P.)
1.08
Private
158
92
AMC
36.
A/36
Shopping Centre
& Vegetable
Market
Pahadsingpura
46(P.)
0.53
Private
133
353
AMC
37.
A/37
High School &

Play Ground
Pahadsingpura
46(P.)
0.71
Private
171
473
AMC
144
38.
A/38
Shopping Center Bhawsingpura
25(P.)
0.19
Private
69
127
AMC
39.
A/39
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Bhawsingpura
23(P.)
0.41
Private
137
273
AMC
40.
A/40
Play Ground
Bhawsingpura
10(P.), 23(P.)
1.25
Private
357
63
AMC
41.
A/41
Extention To
Slaughter House
Padegaon
67
8.50
Government
502
5667
AMC
42.
A/42
Garden
Mitmita
84(P.)
1.40
Private
194
119
AMC
43.
A/43
Primary School
Mitmita
93(P.)
0.42
Private
81
278
AMC
44.
A/44
Play Ground
Mitmita
124(P.)
1.05
Private
163
53
AMC
45.
A/45
Shopping
Complex,
Vegetable Market
Mitmita
123(P), 125(P)
1.18
Private
165
780
AMC
46.
A/46
Town Hall
Mitmita
123(P), 124(P),
125(P)
1.43
Private
165
900
AMC
47.
A/47
Public Aminity
Mitmita
125(P), 126(P)
13.84
Private
1935
--
AMC
48.
A/48
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
124(P.)
0.42
Private
82
280
AMC
49.
A/49
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
127(P.)
0.43
Private
83
285
AMC
50.
A/50
High School
Mitmita
128(P.)
1.21
Private
177
805
AMC
51.
A/51
Play Ground
Mitmita
126(P.), 128(P.)
2.61
Private
300
130
AMC
145
52.
A/52
Shopping Centre,
Vegetable Market
& Parking
Mitmita
42(P.)
1.70
Private
210
1134
AMC
53.
A/53
Cremation
Ground
Mitmita
34(P.) 38(P.)
0.33
Private
61
30
AMC
54.
A/54
Burial Ground
Mitmita
34(P.) 38(P.)
0.33
Private
60
30
AMC
55.
A/55
High School &

Play Ground
Mitmita
34(P.)
1.03
Private
147
689
AMC
56.
A/56
Play Ground
Mitmita
34(P.)
1.39
Private
175
69
AMC
57.
A/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
34(P.)
0.41
Private
73
272
AMC
58.
A/58
Primary School
Mitmita
33(P.)
0.40
Private
72
265
AMC
59.
A/59
Truck Terminal
Mitmita
30(P.), 31(P.)
32(P.)
8.74
Private
1575
AMC
60.
A/60
Play Ground
Mitmita
22(P.)
2.06
Private
229
103
AMC
61.
A/61
Primary School
Mitmita
22(P.)
0.54
Private
83
358
AMC
62.
A/62
Garden
Mitmita
22(P.)
1.24
Private
163
105
AMC
63.
A/63
Bus Terminal
Mitmita
9(P), 19(P)
5.91
Private
885
AMC
64.
A/64
Fire Bridge
Mitmita
1 (P)
1.91
Private
515
75
AMC
65.
A/65
Town Plaza
Mitmita
132(P.)
3.00
Private
1307
2000
AMC
66.
A/66
Police Dept.
Mitmita
132(P.)
0.49
Private
215
POLICE
DEPT.
146
67.
A/67
Garden
Mitmita
120(P.)
0.72
Private
61
AMC
68.
A/68
Primary School
Mitmita
110(P.), 112(P.)
0.43
Private
121
283
AMC
69.
A/69
Fish Market
Mitmita
112(P.)
0.25
Private
76
168
AMC
70.
A/70
Mutton Market
Mitmita
112(P.), 114(P.)
0.25
Private
75
165
AMC
71.
A/71
Play Ground
Mitmita
97(P.)
0.97
Private
248
48
AMC
72.
A/72
Extention To
High School
Mitmita
97(P.), 98(P.),
106
0.39
Private
113
260
AMC
73.
A/73
Primary School
Mitmita
97(P), 104(P.),
105 (P.)
0.46
Private
129
305
AMC
74.
A/74
Play Ground
Mitmita
96(P)
5.63
Private
AMC
75.
A/75
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.44
Government
187
293
AMC
76.
A/76
Dispensary
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.28
Government
123
183
AMC
77.
A/77
Play Ground
Padegaon
65(P.)
2.01
Government
1520
100
AMC
78.
A/78
Garden
Padegaon
64(P.), 65(P.)
2.31
Government
1720
196
AMC
79.
A/79
Primary School,
High School &
Play Ground
Padegaon
64(P.), 65(P.)
2.80
Government
2048
1867
AMC
80.
A/80
Cultural Centre
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.56
Government
228
372
AMC
81.
A/81
Garden
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.29
Government
129
25
AMC
82.
A/82
Parking
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.41
Government
176
21
AMC
147
83.
A/83
Dispensary
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.20
Government
93
134
AMC
84.
A/84
Shopping Centre
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.26
Government
118
175
AMC
85.
A/85
Vegetable
Market
Padegaon
65(P.)
0.26
Government
122
171
AMC
86.
A/86
Soldier Training
Center
Padegaon
70(P.)
1.92
Government
657
District
Soldier
Welfare
Office
87.
A/87
Govt. Office
Padegaon
70(P.)
0.43
Government
184
State Govt.
88.
A/88
Housing For
MHADA
Padegaon
68(P.)
3.16
Government
1030
MHADA
89.
A/89
Primary School
Bhawsing
pura
8(P.)
0.44
Private
268
293
AMC
90.
A/90
Play Ground
Jaisingpura
18(P.)
0.78
Private
168
39
AMC
91.
A/91
Primary School
Jaisingpura
15(P.)
0.41
Private
156
272
AMC
92.
A/92
Shopping Centre
Jaisingpura
14(P.), 15(P.)
21(P.)
0.51
Private
188
341
AMC
93.
A/93
Mutton Market
& Fish ;Market
Jaisingpura
14(P.), 21(P.)
0.67
Private
236
443
AMC
94.
A/94
Garden
Jaisingpura
14(P.), 13(P.)
1.22
Private
335
104
AMC
95.
A/95
Primary School
Jaisingpura
14(P.), 13(P.)
0.43
Private
162
284
AMC
96.
A/96
High School
Jaisingpura
13(P.)
1.19
Private
391
792
AMC
97.
A/97
Play Ground
Jaisingpura
13(P.)
0.71
Private
249
35
AMC
148
98.
A/98
Sewage
Treatment Plant
Padegaon
4(P.), 5(P.)
0.24
Private
72
163
AMC
1.50
Private
511
998
AMC
99.
A/99
High School
Ravaspura
3(P.), 4(P.),
6(P.), 7(P.),
8(P.)
100.
A/100
Play Ground
Ravaspura
7(P.), 8(P.),
9(P.), 1(P.)
1.05
Private
398
53
AMC
101.
A/101
Cultural Centre
Padegaon
36(P.)
1.42
Private
569
945
AMC
102.
A/102
Primary School
Padegaon
36(P.)
0.44
Private
207
290
AMC
103.
A/103
Garden
Padegaon
36(P.)
0.88
Private
380
75
AMC
104.
A/104
Water Storage
Reservoir
Mitmita
163(P.)
0.55
Private
126
367
AMC
105.
A/105
Public Laterine
Mitmita
147(P)
0.10
Private
22
AMC
106.
A/106
Parking
Mitmita
138(P.)
0.68
Private
180
34
AMC
107.
A/107
Parking
Mitmita
138(P.)
1.02
Private
255
51
AMC
108.
A/108
Shopping Centre
Mitmita
139(P.), 155(P.)
0.20
Private
162
136
AMC
109.
A/109
Vegetable
Market
Mitmita
139(P.), 155(P.)
0.17
Private
52
113
AMC
110.
A/110
Garden
Mitmita
155(P.)
1.48
Private
347
126
AMC
111.
A/111
Garden
Mitmita
263(P)
0.10
Private
25
AMC
112.
A/112
Primary School
Mitmita
155(P.)
0.56
Private
151
375
AMC
113.
A/113
Parking
Mitmita
271(P.)
1.49
Private
355
74
AMC
114.
A/114
High School &
Mitmita
302(P.)
0.60
Private
69
333
AMC
149
Play Ground
A/115
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
302(P.)
0.20
Private
33
133
AMC
116.
A/116
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
294(P.)
0.45
Private
60
301
AMC
117.
A/117
Play Ground
Mitmita
294(P.)
2.02
Private
186
101
AMC
118.
A/118
Shopping Centre
Mitmita
285(P.)
0.59
Private
67
392
AMC
119.
A/119
Play Ground
Mitmita
217(P.), 219(P.)
1.06
Private
56
53
AMC
120.
A/120
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
217 (P.),
218(P.), 219(P.)
0.39
Private
28
263
AMC
121.
A/121
Play Ground
Mitmita
258(P.), 261(P.)
1.09
Private
139
80
AMC
122.
A/122
Housing for
MHADA
Mitmita
256/1(P),
256/2(P)
3.50
Private
276
MHADA
123.
A/123
High School &

Play Ground
Mitmita
158(P.)
1.03
Private
81
688
AMC
124.
A/124
Play Ground
Mitmita
158(P.)
2.31
Private
172
115
AMC
125.
A/125
Dispensary
Mitmita
158(P.)
0.28
Private
27
184
AMC
126.
A/126
Primary School,
Mitmita
158(P.)
0.40
Private
36
265
AMC
127.
A/127
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
158(P.)
0.44
Private
38
291
AMC
115.
150
128.
A/128
Play Ground
Mitmita
158(P.)
2.14
Private
160
107
AMC
129.
A/129
Play Ground
Mitmita
164(P.)
3.51
Private
259
176
AMC
130.
A/130
Garden
Mitmita
164(P.)
2.78
Private
206
236
AMC
131.
A/131
Play Ground
Padegaon
16(P.)
3.05
Private
262
153
AMC
132.
A/132
Garden
Padegaon
15(P.)
2.49
Private
927
211
AMC
133.
A/133
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Jaisingpura
4(P.)
1.02
Private
339
679
AMC
134.
A/134
Play Ground
Jaisingpura
4(P.)
3.03
Private
882
152
AMC
135.
A/135
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
184(P.)
0.52
Private
43
343
AMC
136.
A/136
Solid Waste
Management
Centre
Mitmita
188(P)
2.72
Private
225
AMC
137.
A/137
Cremation
Ground
Mitmita
187(P)
1.59
Private
130
30
AMC
138.
A/138
Burial Ground
Mitmita
187(P)
2.22
Private
185
30
AMC
139.
A/139
Play Ground
Mitmita
184(P.)
0.66
Private
52
33
AMC
140.
A/140
Cremation
Ground
Mitmita
249(P.)
0.55
Private
35
30
AMC
141.
A/141
Burial Ground
Mitmita
249(P.), 250(P.)
0.60
Private
36
30
AMC
142.
A/142
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Mitmita
226(P.)
0.40
Private
28
269
AMC
151
Library
143.
A/143
Play Ground
Mitmita
227(P.), 243(P.)
3.08
Private
140
154
AMC
144.
A/144
Shopping Centre
Mitmita
223(P.)
0.68
Private
40
453
AMC
145.
A/145
Dispensary
Mitmita
207 (P.)
0.26
Private
22
174
AMC
146.
A/146
Vegetable
Market
Mitmita
203(P)
0.80
Private
70
525
AMC
147.
A/147
Play Ground
Mitmita
192(P.), 193(P.)
1.80
Private
86
90
AMC
148.
A/148
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mitmita
192(P.)
0.43
Private
30
287
AMC
149.
A/149
Creamation
Ground
Mitmita
96(P.)
0.88
Private
375
30
AMC
150.
A/150
Burial Ground
Mitmita
96(P.)
0.46
Private
150
30
AMC
151.
A/151
Play Ground
Pahadsingpura
41(P)
1.42
Private
225
75
AMC
152.
A/152
Primary School,
Play Ground
Pahadsingpura
41(P)
1.99
Private
315
130
AMC
153.
A/153
Garden
Pahadsingpura
40(P), 41(P)
2.68
Private
425
227
AMC
SECTOR B
154.
B/1
Shopping Centre
& Vegetable
Market
Harsul
283(P.)
1.13
Private
81
752
AMC
155.
B/2
Dispensary
Harsul
280(P.)
0.42
Private
34
277
AMC
152
156.
B/3
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
281(P.)
0.41
Private
34
273
AMC
157.
B/4
High School
Harsul
281(P.)
1.57
Private
110
1045
AMC
158.
B/5
Play Ground
Harsul
263(P.)
1.20
Private
85
60
AMC
159.
B/6
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
263(P.)
0.58
Private
45
387
AMC
160.
B/7
Play Ground
Harsul
264(P.)
2.06
Private
143
103
AMC
161.
B/8
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
264(P.)
0.41
Private
34
273
AMC
162.
B/9
Primary School
Harsul
276(P.), 277(P.)
0.42
Private
35
280
AMC
163.
B/10
Play Ground
Harsul
277(P.)
1.18
Private
85
59
AMC
164.
B/11
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
275(P.)
0.42
Private
35
280
AMC
165.
B/12
Public Laterine
Harsul
275(P.)
0.41
Private
30
AMC
166.
B/13
Police Station
Harsul
275(P.)
1.76
Private
125
POLICE
DEPT
167.
B/14
Shopping Centre
Harsul
275(P.)
0.33
Private
230
220
AMC
168.
B/15
Public Amenity
Harsul
273(P.), 274(P)
3.34
Private
235
AMC
169.
B/16
Garden
Harsul
211, 212, 216,

266(P), 268(P),
269, 270(P),
47.20
Private
AMC
153
271(P), 274
170.
B/17
Play Ground
Harsul
292(P.), 293(P.)
4.09
Private
277
205
AMC
171.
B/18
Primary School
Harsul
291(P.)
0.19
Private
42
127
AMC
4.39
Private
AMC
172.
B/19
Garden
Harsul
5(P), 6(P), 7(P),

13(P), 14(P),
31(P), 34(P),
35(P), 36(P),
44(P), 45(P),
291(P)
173.
B/20
Play Ground
Harsul
62(P.)
1.53
Private
124
77
AMC
174.
B/21
Garden
Harsul
62(P.)
2.60
Private
207
221
AMC
175.
B/22
Play Ground
Harsul
69(P.), 70(P.)
2.11
Private
171
107
AMC
176.
B/23
High School
Harsul
69(P.), 70(P.)
1.51
Private
123
1007
AMC
177.
B/24
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
70(P.)
0.59
Private
30
393
AMC
178.
B/25
Dispensary
Harsul
72(P.)
0.25
Private
26
167
AMC
179.
B/26
Stadium
Harsul
71(P), 72(P)
7.27
Private
1396
7216
AMC
180.
B/27
Dispensary
Harsul
70(P)
0.15
Private
15
99
AMC
181.
B/28
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
60(P.)
0.40
Private
37
267
AMC
182.
B/29
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Harsul
15 (P.)
0.30
Private
34
200
AMC
154
Library
183.
B/30
Dispensary
Harsul
15 (P.)
0.30
Private
35
200
AMC
184.
B/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
15 (P.)
0.45
Private
48
300
AMC
185.
B/32
Play Ground
Harsul
15 (P.)
2.06
Private
190
103
AMC
186.
B/33
Elevated Service
Reservoir
Harsul
112(P.)
0.40
Private
36
267
AMC
187.
B/34
Police Station
Harsul
111(P.)
1.25
Private
112
POLICE
DEPT
188.
B/35
Public Amenity
Harsul
111(P.)
5.63
Private
506
AMC
189.
B/36
Play Ground
Harsul
294 (P.),
301(P.)
2.58
Private
207
129
AMC
190.
B/37
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
294 (P.)
0.40
Private
35
267
AMC
191.
B/38
Dispensary
Harsul
293 (P.)
0.29
Private
27
193
AMC
192.
B/39
Burial Ground
Harsul
247 (P), 248 (P)
0.90
Private
66
30
AMC
193.
B/40
Cremation
Ground
Harsul
247 (P.)
0.62
Private
49
30
AMC
194.
B/41
Dispensary
Harsul
251 (P.)
0.31
Private
27
207
AMC
195.
B/42
Primary School
Harsul
245 (P.)
0.42
Private
33
280
AMC
196.
B/43
Play Ground
Harsul
245 (P.)
1.54
Private
101
77
AMC
155
197.
B/44
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
243 (P.)
0.41
Private
32
21
AMC
198.
B/45
High School
Harsul
238 (P), 243 (P)
1.12
Private
76
747
AMC
199.
B/46
Garden
Harsul
238 (P.)
2.90
Private
183
247
AMC
200.
B/47
MTDC Golf
Club / Play
Ground
Harsul
235, 236(P),
237(P)
60.00
GOVT.
201.
B/48
Primary School
Harsul
224 (P.)
0.40
Private
47
267
AMC
202.
B/49
Wholesale Fish
Market
Harsul
216(P.)
1.10
Government
458
733
AMC
203.
B/50
Government
Hostel
Harsul
217(P.)
0.40
Government
191
State
Government
204.
B/51
Government
Office
Harsul
217(P.)
0.25
Government
125
State
Government
205.
B/52
Garden
Harsul
217(P.)
1.20
Government
491
102
AMC
206.
B/53
Primary School
Harsul
216(P.), 217(P.)
0.50
Government
230
333
AMC
207.
B/54
Play Ground
Harsul
217(P.)
0.48
Government
223
24
AMC
208.
B/55
Town Hall
Harsul
210(P.)
0.89
Private
382
593
AMC
209.
B/56
Garden
Harsul
210(P.)
1.35
Private
544
115
AMC
210.
B/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
212(P.)
0.43
Private
205
287
AMC
211.
B/58
High School
Harsul
209(P.), 212(P.)
1.32
Private
532
880
AMC
156
212.
B/59
Play Ground
Harsul
209(P.)
1.18
Private
485
59
AMC
213.
B/60
Primary School
Harsul
304(P.)
0.40
Private
153
267
AMC
214.
B/61
Water Service
Reservoir
Harsul
19(P.),
0.50
Private
278
333
AMC
215.
B/62
Solid waste
management
centre
Harsul
27(P)
0.78
Private
430
AMC
216.
B/63
Play Ground
Harsul
21(P.)
1.93
Private
178
97
AMC
217.
B/64
High School
Harsul
21(P.)
1.31
Private
124
873
AMC
218.
B/65
Dispensary
Harsul
48(P.)
0.28
Private
33
187
AMC
219.
B/66
Garden
Harsul
72(P.), 73(P.)
1.22
Private
141
149
AMC
220.
B/67
Primary School
Harsul
72(P.), 73(P.)
0.40
Private
37
267
AMC
221.
B/68
Shopping
Centre,
Vegetable
Market &
Parking
Harsul
82(P.)
1.54
Private
144
1027
AMC
222.
B/69
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Harsul
84(P.)
0.41
Private
44
273
AMC
223.
B/70
Primary School
Harsul
100 (P.)
0.54
Private
56
360
AMC
224.
B/71
Dispensary
Harsul
89 (P.)
0.27
Private
32
180
AMC
225.
B/72
Public Amenity
Harsul
110(P)
9.58
Private
860
AMC
226.
B/73
Play Ground
Harsul
141(P.),
1.90
Private
176
95
AMC
157
142(P.), 144
(P.)
227.
B/74
Play Ground
Harsul
134(P.),
2.09
Private
951
105
AMC
228.
B/75
Transport Nagar
Harsul
135(P.),136
(P.), 137(P),
153(P)
10.12
Private
3994
966
AMC
229.
B/76
Fire Brigade
Harsul
203(P), 204(P)
1.65
Private
665
75
AMC
230.
B/77
Parking
Harsul
198 (P.)
1.28
Private
830
64
AMC
231.
B/78
Municipal Mall
Harsul
198 (P.)
4.85
Private
3075
3233
AMC
232.
B/79
Primary School
Harsul
228(P.), 230
(P.)
0.49
Private
227
327
AMC
233.
B/80
Play Ground
Harsul
228(P.), 230
(P.)
0.46
Private
218
23
AMC
234.
B/81
Primary School,
Play Ground,
Lib.
Harsul
230 (P.)
0.41
Private
195
273
AMC
235.
B/82
High School
Harsul
232(P.), 230(P.)
1.18
Private
486
787
AMC
236.
B/83
Dispensary
HimayatNagar
24 (P.)
0.22
Private
114
147
AMC
237.
B/84
Primary School
HimayatNagar
24 (P.)
0.36
Private
175
240
AMC
238.
B/85
Garden
Harsul
232(P.), 227
(P.)
1.82
Private
699
155
AMC
239.
B/86
Primary School
Begumpura
98 (P.)
0.41
Private
107
273
AMC
240.
B/87
Primary School
Begumpura
97(P.), 98(P.)
0.40
Private
105
267
AMC
158
241.
B/88
Play Ground
Begumpura
97(P.), 98(P.)
0.70
Private
169
35
AMC
242.
B/89
Play Ground
HimayatNagar
Asif Bag
0.30
Private
147
15
AMC
243.
B/90
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
HimayatNagar
Asif Bag
0.31
Private
152
207
AMC
244.
B/91
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Himayat
Nagar
Asif Bag
0.38
Private
183
253
AMC
245.
B/92
Primary School
HimayatNagar
Asif Bag
0.30
Private
147
200
AMC
246.
B/93
Park
HimayatNagar
/ Begam Pura
30,108
7.50
Private
730
638
AMC
247.
B/94
Gymnasium
HimayatNagar
18 (P.)
0.13
Private
29
87
AMC
248.
B/95
Government
Hostel
Himayat
Nagar
18 (P.)
0.15
Private
33
State
Government
249.
B/96
Elevated
services resvoiur
Jadhavwadi
13(P)
0.42
Private
165
280
AMC
250.
B/97
Bus Terminal
Jadhavwadi
13(P), 12(P),
7.08
Private
2750
AMC
251.
B/98
Dispensary
Harsul
125(P.)
0.41
Private
236
273
AMC
252.
B/99
Primary School
Harsul
125(P.)
0.39
Private
226
260
AMC
253.
B/100
Garden
Harsul
124(P.)
2.57
Private
1144
218
AMC
254.
B/101
High School
Harsul
120(P.),
124(P.), 122(P)
1.35
Private
653
900
AMC
255.
B/102
Primary School
Harsul
124(P.), 126(P.)
0.60
Private
325
400
AMC
159
256.
B/103
Play Ground
Harsul
119(P.), 120(P.)
0.36
Private
209
18
AMC
257.
B/104
Vegtable Market
Harsul
126(P.), 127(P.)
0.41
Private
235
273
AMC
SECTOR C
258.
C/1
Play Ground
Naregaon
25(P.)
3.84
Private
351
101
AMC
259.
C/2
Primary School
Naregaon
26(P.)
0.55
Private
114
365
AMC
260.
C/3
Play Ground
Brijwadi /
Naregaon
26(P.), 3(P.)
0.83
Private
145
42
AMC
261.
C/4
City Bus Stand
Naregaon
5(P.)
0.32
Private
72
MSRTC
262.
C/5
Housing For
Dishoused
Naregaon
4(P.)
1.39
Government
112
AMC
263.
C/6
Dispensary
Brijwadi
6(P.)
0.25
Private
26
169
AMC
264.
C/7
Garden
Brijwadi
5(P.), 6(P.),
8(P.),
1.46
Private
105
124
AMC
265.
C/8
Primary School
Brijwadi
5(P.)
0.41
Private
36
273
AMC
266.
C/9
Play Ground
Brijwadi
5(P.)
1.60
Private
114
80
AMC
267.
C/10
Burial Ground
Brijwadi
5(P.)
0.97
Private
70
30
AMC
268.
C/11
Cremation
Ground
Brijwadi
5(P.)
1.26
Private
90
30
AMC
269.
C/12
Play Ground
Brijwadi
32 (P.)
0.35
Private
78
18
AMC
270.
C/13
Primary School
Brijwadi
32 (P.)
0.48
Private
102
320
AMC
271.
C/14
Garden
Brijwadi
32 (P.)
0.44
Private
95
37
AMC
160
272.
C/15
Fish Market
Brijwadi
9(P.)
0.26
Private
26
170
AMC
273.
C/16
Mutten Market
Brijwadi
9(P.)
0.24
Private
25
161
AMC
274.
C/17
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Brijwadi
10(P.)
0.40
Private
35
269
AMC
275.
C/18
Play Ground
Brijwadi
10(P),13(P),16(P)
3.31
Private
228
166
AMC
276.
C/19
Primary School
Brijwadi
14(P.), 16(P.)
0.43
Private
37
287
AMC
277.
C/20
Park
Chikalthana
216, 217,218
23.60
Government
1315
2006
AMC
7.57
Private
630
AMC
C/21
Stadium
Chikalthana
236 (P), 339

(P), 341 (P),
342(P)
C/22
Solid Waste
Managemnet
Center
Chikalthana
234 (P), 235 (P)
4.62
Private
385
AMC
280.
C/23
Shopping Center
& Vegetable
Market
Chikalthana
233(P.)
0.85
Government
71
569
AMC
281.
C/24
Govt.Office
Chikalthana
233(P.)
0.40
Government
41
State
Government
282.
C/25
Govt.Office
Chikalthana
233(P.)
2.34
Government
169
State
Government
283.
C/26
Shopping Center
& Vegetable
Market
Chikalthana
337(P.), 338(P.)
0.60
Private
38
403
AMC
284.
C/27
Play Ground
Chikalthana
337(P), 338(P.),
3.28
Private
172
164
AMC
278.
279.
161
339(P),
285.
C/28
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
286.
C/29
Garden
Chikalthana
242(P.)
6.16
Government
421
524
AMC
287.
C/30
For Corporation
Milk Project
Chikalthana
231(P), 242(P.)
7.63
Government
518
5083
AMC
288.
C/31
Play Ground
Chikalthana
230(P.)
2.55
Private
200
128
AMC
289.
C/32
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
230(P.)
0.41
Private
47
270
AMC
290.
C/33
Cultural Centre
Chikalthana
225(P.)
1.02
Private
73
680
AMC
291.
C/34
Play Ground
Chikalthana
204(P), 205(P.),
206(P), 208(P.),
0.23
Private
29
11
AMC
292.
C/35
Primary School
Chikalthana
199(P.)
0.40
Private
39
267
AMC
293.
C/36
Town Plaza
Chikalthana
200(P.)
3.41
Private
205
2275
AMC
294.
C/37
Play Ground
Brijwadi
20(P.), 22(P.),
24(P.),
2.99
Private
206
150
AMC
295.
C/38
Shopping Center
& Vegetable
Market
Brijwadi
23(P.)
0.83
Private
63
550
AMC
296.
C/39
High School
Brijwadi
24(P.)
1.55
Private
111
1031
AMC
297.
C/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
182(P.),
183(P.),
0.81
Private
70
537
AMC
Chikalthana
336(P.),
331(P.),
0.42
Private
29
280
AMC
162
298.
C/41
Play Ground
Chikalthana
182(P), 183(P),
194(P), 195 (P),
196, 195 (P.),
197, 198 (P.),
299.
C/42
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
227(P.)
0.40
Private
46
267
AMC
300.
C/43
Dispensary
Chikalthana
227(P.)
0.24
Private
35
158
AMC
301.
C/44
Play Ground
Chikalthana
227(P.)
2.41
Private
190
121
AMC
302.
C/45
High School
Chikalthana
228(P.)
1.49
Private
124
993
AMC
303.
C/46
Primary School,
Chikalthana
327(P.)
0.45
Private
31
302
AMC
304.
C/47
Play Ground
Chikalthana
327(P.), 323(P.
1.97
Private
119
98
AMC
305.
C/48
Cultural Centre
Chikalthana
326(P.), 332(P.)
0.61
Private
18
404
AMC
306.
C/49
Dispensary
Chikalthana
324(P.)
0.29
Private
35
190
AMC
307.
C/50
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
321(P.), 324(P.)
0.54
Private
58
363
AMC
308.
C/51
Garden
Chikalthana
321(P), 324(P.),
325(P), 326(P.),
332(P.), 333(P.)
5.87
Private
334
499
AMC
309.
C/52
Shopping Center
Chikalthana
333(P.), 335(P.)
1.08
Private
74
720
AMC
C/53
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
296(P.)
0.46
Private
42
307
AMC
310.
163
29.70
Private
2093
1485
AMC
311.
C/54
Dispensary
Chikalthana
296(P.)
0.33
Private
34
217
AMC
312.
C/55
Shopping Center
Chikalthana
296(P.)
1.16
Private
84
773
AMC
313.
C/56
Garden
Chikalthana
53(P.), 54(P.),
55(P.) 59(P.),
60(P.)
2.01
Private
162
170
AMC
314.
C/57
Dispensary
Chikalthana
186(P.), 189(P),
190(P.) 183(P.)
0.25
Private
34
165
AMC
315.
C/58
Shopping Centre
Chikalthana
138(P.), 145(P),
146(P.) 147(P.),
0.49
Private
55
326
AMC
316.
C/59
Govt.Office
Brijwadi
28(P.)
0.42
Government
158
State
Government
317.
C/60
Primary School,
Brijwadi
24(P.),
0.39
Private
35
261
AMC
318.
C/61
Play Ground
Brijwadi
24P.), 25(P.),
26(P.)
1.56
Private
112
78
AMC
319.
C/62
Play Ground
Chikalthana
718(P.),
1.58
Private
1233
79
AMC
320.
C/63
Primary School,
Chikalthana
718(P.),
0.75
Private
653
498
AMC
321.
C/64
Dispensary
Chikalthana
706(P.),
0.24
Private
482
160
AMC
322.
C/65
Primary School,
Chikalthana
734(P.),
0.41
Private
393
275
AMC
3.01
Private
229
150
AMC
0.39
Private
48
263
AMC
323.
C/66
Play Ground
Chikalthana
109, 110, 128,

112(P) 125(P.),
123(P.), 126,
132(P), 127(P.),
129(P.) 133(P.)
324.
C/67
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Chikalthana
129(P), 127(P.),
130(P.), 132
164
Library
(P.), 131
325.
C/68
High School
Chikalthana
69(P.), 71(P.),
72, 73(P.),
74(P.), 75(P.),
90, 91, 89(P.)
326.
C/69
Dispensary
Chikalthana
45(P),46(P.),
0.29
Private
40
193
AMC
327.
C/70
Dispensary
Chikalthana
75(P), 76(P.)
0.28
Private
40
187
AMC
328.
C/71
Primary School,
Chikalthana
75(P), 76(P.)
0.40
Private
48
265
AMC
329.
C/72
Primary School,
Chikalthana
98(P.), 99(P.),
100(P), 101(P.),
0.38
Private
47
256
AMC
330.
C/73
Play Ground
Chikalthana
99(P.), 100(P.),
101(P.),
1.09
Private
97
54
AMC
331.
C/74
Garden
Chikalthana
4(P), 5(P), 6(P),
1.60
Private
134
136
AMC
332.
C/75
Primary School,
Chikalthana
8(P.), 28(P.),
0.43
Private
51
288
AMC
333.
C/76
Primary School,
Chikalthana
272(P.),
0.45
Private
41
302
AMC
334.
C/77
Dispensary
Chikalthana
365(P.),
0.26
Private
30
173
AMC
335.
C/78
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
365(P.),
0.40
Private
38
265
AMC
336.
C/79
Play Ground
Chikalthana
364(P), 365(P.),
3.03
Private
191
151
AMC
337.
C/80
Primary School,
Chikalthana
371(P.),
0.37
Private
34
246
AMC
338.
C/81
Play Ground
Chikalthana
371(P), 377(P.),
1.59
Private
104
79
AMC
339.
C/82
Garden
Chikalthana
363 (P), 364
14.60
Private
1200
AMC
165
1.52
Private
129
1015
AMC
(P.), 371 (P),

372 (P), 373
(P), 374 (P),
340.
C/83
Housing For
MHADA
Chikalthana
376(P), 378(P.),
379 (P.),
2.22
Private
141
MHADA
341.
C/84
Bus Terminal
Chikalthana
370 (P.), 381

(P.),
6.37
Private
540
AMC
342.
C/85
Fire Brigade
Chikalthana
366 (P.), 367

(P.),
3.55
Private
300
AMC
343.
C/86
Police Station
Chikalthana
290 (P.), 291

(P.),
0.91
Private
75
AMC
344.
C/87
Truck Terminal
Chikalthana
389 (P.),
8.45
Private
720
AMC
345.
C/88
Public Latrine
Chikalthana
389 (P.),
0.04
Private
AMC
346.
C/89
High School
Chikalthana
389(P), 390(P.),
1.38
Private
141
918
AMC
347.
C/90
Primary School,
Chikalthana
389(P.),
0.40
Private
38
269
AMC
348.
C/91
Play Ground
Chikalthana
281(P.),
389(P.), 391(P.)
1.32
Private
136
66
AMC
349.
C/92
Primary School,
Chikalthana
279(P.),
0.52
Private
45
349
AMC
350.
C/93
Garden
Chikalthana
278(P.),
1.15
Private
160
97
AMC
SECTOR D
351.
D/1
Govt.Hostel
Garkheda
34(P.),35(P.)
0.17
Private
37
State Govt.
352.
D/2
Dispensary
Garkheda
34(P.)
0.26
Private
48
177
AMC
353.
D/3
Play Ground
Garkheda
31(P.)
1.07
Private
106
54
AMC
166
354.
D/4
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Mukundwadi
53(P.)
0.71
Private
120
472
AMC
355.
D/5
Vegatable
Market
Mukundwadi
34(P.)
0.54
Private
97
357
AMC
356.
D/6
Dispensary
Murduzapur
16(P.)
0.30
Private
62
201
AMC
357.
D/7
Primary School
Murduzapur
16(P.), 26(P.)
0.44
Private
64
293
AMC
358.
D/8
Play Ground
Murduzapur
16(P.)
2.48
Private
233
124
AMC
359.
D/9
Garden
Murduzapur
12(P.)
2.20
Private
210
187
AMC
360.
D/10
Vegetable
Market
Murduzapur
13(P.)
1.11
Private
119
739
AMC
361.
D/11
Dispensary
Chikalthana
665(P.)
0.46
Private
53
305
AMC
362.
D/12
Dispensary
Chikalthana
579(P.)
0.26
Private
32
175
AMC
363.
D/13
Play Ground
Chikalthana
579(P.)
1.37
Private
112
69
AMC
364.
D/14
Primary School
Chikalthana
521(P.)
0.42
Private
278
AMC
365.
D/15
Govt.Hostel
Chikalthana
521(P.)
0.15
Private
State Govt.
366.
D/16
Govt.Office
Chikalthana
516(P)
0.07
Private
State Govt.
367.
D/17
Garden
Chikalthana
506(P.), 508(P.)
2.18
Private
170
185
AMC
368.
D/18
High School
Chikalthana
506(P.), 508(P.)
1.51
Private
128
1009
AMC
369.
D/19
Shopping Center
Chikalthana
495(P.)
0.48
Private
48
322
AMC
370.
D/20
Dispensary
Chikalthana
484(P.), 486(P.)
0.32
Private
37
213
AMC
371.
D/21
Housing For
Chikalthana
472
7.76
Government
569
MHADA
167
Mahada
372.
D/22
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
483(P.),
484(P.),
0.49
Private
48
325
AMC
2.52
Private
194
126
AMC
373.
D/23
Play Ground
Chikalthana
484(P.), 486(P),
487(P.),
494(P.), 495(P.)
374.
D/24
High School
Chikalthana
490(P), 491(P.),
492(P), 493(P.),
494(P.), 498(P.)
1.53
Private
122
1019
AMC
375.
D/25
Sewage
Treatment Plant
Chikalthana
499
4.03
Government
302
2687
AMC
376.
D/26
burial Ground &

Cremation
Ground
Chikalthana
597
4.17
Private
304
30
AMC
377.
D/27
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
596(P.)
0.50
Private
47
333
AMC
378.
D/28
Dispensary
Chikalthana
509(P.)
0.48
Private
47
320
AMC
379.
D/29
Play Ground
Chikalthana
509(P.), 596(P.)
5.50
Private
176
114
AMC
380.
D/30
Solid Waste
Management
Center
Chikalthana
596(P.)
2.00
Private
150
AMC
D/31
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikalthana
662(P.)
0.41
Private
49
270
AMC
381.
168
382.
D/32
High School
Chikalthana
662(P.), 663(P.)
1.53
Private
136
1021
AMC
383.
D/33
Cultural Center
Murduzapur
13(P.)
1.44
Private
147
962
AMC
384.
D/34
Garden
Murduzapur
18(P.)
1.00
Private
247
225
AMC
385.
D/35
Primary School
Murduzapur
25(P.)
0.41
Private
61
273
AMC
386.
D/36
Play Ground
Mukundwadi
36(P.)
0.90
Private
226
88
AMC
387.
D/37
Dispensary
Mukundwadi
47(P.)
0.24
Private
51
161
AMC
388.
D/38
Elevated Service
Reservoir
Mukundwadi
46(P.)
0.43
Private
83
287
AMC
389.
D/39
Dispensary
Murtijapur
25 (P.)
0.32
Private
61
212
AMC
390.
D/40
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Murtijapur
25 (P.)
0.44
Private
63
290
AMC
391.
D/41
High School
Murtijapur
18(P.)
1.00
Private
110
670
AMC
392.
D/42
Play Ground
Murtijapur
21 (P.)
1.87
Private
183
94
AMC
393.
D/43
Shopping Center
& Weekly
Market
Murtijapur
19(P.)
1.11
Private
120
743
AMC
394.
D/44
Public Amenity
Chikhalthana
654 (P.),
655 (P.)
10.02
Private
1200
AMC
395.
D/45
Primary School
Chikhalthana
656(P.)
0.41
Private
50
275
AMC
396.
D/46
Dispensary
Chikhalthana
637(P.)
0.56
Private
61
370
AMC
397.
D/47
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Chikhalthana
637(P.)
0.52
Private
58
343
AMC
169
Library
398.
D/49
Shopping Center
Chikhalthana
584 (P.), 585

(P), 589 (P.)
0.47
Private
55
314
AMC
399.
D/50
Shopping Center
& Vegetable
Market
Chikhalthana
604(P), 607(P.),
618(P) to
622(P),
0.99
Private
85
662
AMC
2.68
Private
227
134
AMC
400.
D/51
Play Ground
Chikhalthana
618(P), 619,
620, 621,622,
623, 604 (P) &
607 (P)
401.
D/52
Fire Brigade
Chikhalthana
625 (P)
0.52
Private
45
75
AMC
402.
D/53
Police Station
Chikhalthana
614 (P)
0.86
Private
75
POLICE
DEPT
11.07
Private
1100
AMC
403.
D/54
Truck Terminal
Chikhalthana
610 (P), 611

(P), 612 (P),
613 (P), 614
(P)
404.
D/55
High School
Chikhalthana
605(P) , 606(P),
1.42
Private
111
944
AMC
405.
D/56
Private Bus
Terminal
Chikhalthana
612 (P), 613

(P)
6.10
Private
AMC
406.
D/57
Primary School,
Play Ground &
Library
Chikhalthana
610(P.)
0.41
Private
40
271
AMC
407.
D/58
Play Ground
Chikhalthana
626(P) , 627(P),
1.39
Private
162
104
AMC
408.
D/59
Primary School
Chikhalthana
626(P.), 630(P),
586(P.),
0.44
Private
45
295
AMC
170
409.
D/60
Dispensary
Chikhalthana
630(P) , 586(P),
0.31
Private
35
204
AMC
410.
D/61
High School
Chikhalthana
638(P.),
649(P.), 650(P.)
1.51
Private
151
1007
AMC
411.
D/62
Stadium
Chikhalthana
650 (P.),
653 (P.)
13.70
Private
1370
AMC
412.
D/63
Garden
Murtijapur
22(P.), 24(P.)
3.05
Private
292
260
AMC
413.
D/64
Play Ground
Murtijapur
24(P.),
1.55
Private
155
77
AMC
414.
D/65
Primary School
Murtijapur
24(P.),
0.42
Private
62
283
AMC
Murtijapur /
Chikhalthana
30(P),31(P),
34(P)
Chikhalthana
Gaonthan
744(P), 410(P),
413(P), 414(P),
415(P.), 416(P),
417(P.), 418(P),
419(P.), 420(P),
421(P.),
420/1(P),
402(P), 400(P.),
454(P.), 388(P),
399(P), 398(P.),
401(P), 393(P.),
394(P), 395(P.),
396(P.), 398(P),
452(P), 436(P.),
435(P), 431(P),
432(P.), 433(P),
AIRPORT
AUTHORI
TY OF
INDIA
415.
D/48
Extension to Air
Port
171
57.05
Private
454 (P) 222 (P)

230/2(P.),
537(P), 539(P.),
540(P), 536(P.),
535(P), 530(P.),
532(P), 533(P.),
529(P), 522(P.),
525(P.), 550(P),
551(P.), 552,
553(P.), 554(P),
555(P.), 556(P),
559(P.),
564(P.),
565(P.),
SECTOR E
416.
E/1
Burial Ground
Banewadi
24(P.)
0.90
Private
466
30
AMC
417.
E/2
Cremation
Ground
Banewadi
24(P.)
0.63
Private
338
30
AMC
418.
E/3
Play Ground
Banewadi
24(P.)
1.15
Private
575
58
AMC
419.
E/4
Primary School
Banewadi
24(P.)
0.63
Private
340
422
AMC
420.
E/5
Government
Hostel
Banewadi
24 (P.)
0.14
Private
88
State
Government
421.
E/6
Dispensery
Banewadi
24(P.), 30(P.)
0.14
Private
87
92
AMC
422.
E/7
Dispensery
Satara
39 (P.)
0.41
Private
349
270
AMC
423.
E/8
Garden
Satara
39 (P.)
1.57
Private
1108
134
AMC
172
424.
E/9
Play Ground
Satara
39 (P.)
2.06
Private
1399
103
AMC
425.
E/10
Primary School
Satara
39 (P.)
0.41
Private
351
273
AMC
426.
E/11
Primary School
Satara
61(P.)
0.52
Private
430
348
AMC
427.
E/12
Garden
Satara
57(P.)
1.16
Private
1636
99
AMC
428.
E/13
Dispensery
Satara
57(P.)
0.31
Private
519
207
AMC
429.
E/14
Fire Brigade
Satara
56(P.)
0.85
Private
1400
75
AMC
430.
E/15
Play Ground
Satara
70(P.), 71(P.)
1.38
Private
1887
69
AMC
431.
E/16
Primary School
Mustafabad
2(P.)
0.47
Private
788
313
AMC
432.
E/17
Primary School
Shahnoorwadi
30(P.)
0.45
Private
714
298
AMC
433.
E/18
Play Ground
Shahnoorwadi
29(P.), 30(P.)
0.99
Private
1431
49
AMC
434.
E/19
Dispensery
Shahnoorwadi
25(P.), 30(P.)
0.25
Private
441
168
AMC
435.
E/20
Highschool
Shahnoorwadi
25(P.)
0.99
Private
1516
660
AMC
436.
E/21
Play Ground
Shahnoorwadi
25(P.), 30(P.)
0.30
Private
517
15
AMC
437.
E/22
Shopping Centre Shahnoorwadi
25(P.)
0.23
Private
418
153
AMC
438.
E/23
Elevated Service
Shahnoorwadi
Reservior
20(P.)
0.56
Private
911
372
AMC
439.
E/24
Town Plaza
Shahnoorwadi
20(P.)
3.46
Private
4486
2309
AMC
440.
E/25
Primary School
Mustafabad
3(P.), 4(P.)
0.39
Private
522
259
AMC
441.
E/26
Play Ground
Mustafabad
3(P.), 4(P.)
0.39
Private
518
19
AMC
442.
E/27
Dispensery
Satara
54(P.)
0.24
Private
218
161
AMC
173
443.
E/28
Primary School
Satara
54(P.)
0.40
Private
345
267
AMC
444.
E/29
Ware House
Satara
57(P.)
3.03
Private
3768
2020
AMC
445.
E/30
Primary School
& Play Ground
Satara
44(P.)
0.83
Private
645
553
AMC
446.
E/31
Dispensery
Satara
31 (P)
0.36
Private
235
240
AMC
E/32
Vegetable
Market
Satara
33 (P)
0.69
Private
452
460
AMC
E/33
Play Ground
Satara
34
1.63
Private
1070
1008
AMC
E/34
Solid Waste
Management
Center
Satara
33 (P)
1.18
Private
775
AMC
Police Station
Etkheda
83 (P.)
1.25
Private
820
POLICE
DEPT
447.
448.
449.
450.
E/35
451.
E/36
Play Ground
Satara
41 (P.)
0.83
Private
938
42
AMC
452.
E/37
High school
Satara
41 (P.)
1.02
Private
1128
681
AMC
453.
E/38
Inspection
Bunglow
Etkheda
62/3(P.)
0.68
Private
1082
State
Government
454.
E/39
Cremation
Ground
Etkheda
64 (P.)
1.02
Private
940
30
AMC
455.
E/40
Public Amenity
Etkheda
88 (P), 89 (P)
1.01
Private
940
AMC
456.
E/41
Primary School
Etkheda
56(P.), 57(P.)
0.18
Private
252
119
AMC
457.
E/42
Dispensery
Etkheda
56(P.)
0.26
Private
245
174
AMC
458.
E/43
Vegetable
Etkheda
48(P.)
0.49
Private
407
326
AMC
174
Market
459.
E/44
Elevated Service
Reservior
Etkheda
24(P.)
0.35
Private
301
230
AMC
460.
E/45
Primary School
Etkheda
14(P.), 15(P.)
0.39
Private
62
257
AMC
461.
E/46
Garden
Etkheda
17(P.), 18(P.)
1.59
Private
683
135
AMC
462.
E/47
Primary School
Etkheda
27(P.)
0.69
Private
546
458
AMC
463.
E/48
Play Ground
Etkheda
35(P.), 36(P.),
37(P.),
0.36
Private
313
18
AMC
464.
E/49
Parking
Etkheda
40(P.), 41(P.),
0.56
Private
632
28
AMC
465.
E/50
Multi Purpose
Hall
Etkheda /
Kanchan wadi
39 (P.), 40(P.),
11(P.),
0.40
Private
210
267
AMC
466.
E/51
High school
Etkheda /
Kanchan wadi
12(P.), 33(P.),
1.54
Private
606
1029
AMC
467.
E/52
Primary School
Etkheda /
Kanchan wadi
12(P.), 33(P.),
0.54
Private
247
361
AMC
468.
E/53
Play Ground
Etkheda /
Kanchan wadi
12(P.), 31(P.),
32(P.), 33(P.)
1.58
Private ,
Forest
617
79
AMC
469.
E/54
Commercial
Complex
Kanchan wadi
7(P.), 8(P.),
3.53
Private
4180
2355
AMC
470.
E/55
Warkari Bhavan
Kanchan wadi 4(P), 5(P), 6(P),
1.09
Private
411
729
AMC
6.57
Private
2053
AMC
5.93
Private
1862
AMC
471.
E/56
Oxidation Plant
Kanchan wadi
5(P.), 6(P)
63(P.), 66(P.),
67(P.),
472.
E/57
Housing For
Kanchan wadi
63(P.), 66(P.),
175
Dishoused
67(P.),
473.
E/58
Goshala
Kanchan wadi
4(P.), 6(P.),
1.11
Private
416
AMC
474.
E/59
Fire Brigade
Station
Kanchan wadi
4(P.), 6(P.),
1.50
Private
533
75
AMC
475.
E/60
Sales Tax
Department
Kanchan wadi
8(P.)
0.19
Private
322
SALE TAX
DEPT.
476.
E/61
High school
Kanchan wadi
65(P.), 64(P.),
68(P),
1.61
Private
564
1071
AMC
477.
E/62
Primary School
Kanchan wadi
51(P), 64(P),
1.55
Private
549
1036
AMC
478.
E/63
Shopping Centre
& Vegetable
Market
Kanchan wadi
68(P.),
0.22
Private
143
AMC
479.
E/64
Play Ground
Kanchan wadi
45(P), 46(P.),
0.67
Private
266
33
AMC
480.
E/65
Primary School
Kanchan wadi
47(P.),
0.43
Private
184
289
AMC
481.
E/66
High school
Kanchan wadi
36(P), 37(P.),
1.25
Private
506
831
AMC
482.
E/67
Primary School
Kanchan wadi
33(P.),
0.49
Private
226
327
AMC
483.
E/68
Play Ground
Kanchan wadi
33(P.),
1.44
Private
570
72
AMC
484.
E/69
Garden
Kanchan wadi
32(P.), 35(P.)
0.71
Private ,
Forest
311
60
AMC
485.
E/70
High school
Kanchan wadi
/ Nakshtra
wadi
32(P.), 35(P),
39*(P.), 9(P)
1.25
Private ,
Forest
507
832
AMC
486.
E/71
Play Ground
Kanchan wadi
39(P.), 35(P.)
1.33
Private
533
66
AMC
176
487.
E/72
Primary School
Kanchan wadi
39(P.),
0.41
Private
193
270
AMC
488.
E/73
Housing For
MHADA
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.),
3.33
Government
1319
MHADA
489.
E/74
Stadium
Nakshtra wadi
7(P.), 9(P.),
8.65
Private ,
Government
1634
3460
AMC
490.
E/75
Cultural Centre
Nakshtra wadi
6 (P.)7(P.),
0.56
Private
278
372
AMC
491.
E/76
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
7(P.), 8(P.),
0.62
Private
427
31
AMC
492.
E/77
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
8(P.),
0.43
Private
408
288
AMC
493.
E/78
Bus Station
Nakshtra wadi
105(P.),
0.64
Private
287
MSRTC
494.
E/79
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
105(P.),
1.23
Private
507
62
AMC
495.
E/80
Shopping Centre Nakshtra wadi
105(P.),
0.81
Private
354
539
AMC
496.
E/81
Maternity Home
Nakshtra wadi
105(P.),
0.26
Private
131
175
AMC
497.
E/82
Fire Brigade
Station
Nakshtra wadi
105(P.),
0.77
Private
339
75
AMC
498.
E/83
Garden
Nakshtra wadi
111(P.),
0.59
Private
290
50
AMC
499.
E/84
Burial Ground
Nakshtra wadi
108 (P.),
0.36
Private
175
30
AMC
500.
E/85
Cremation
Ground
Nakshtra wadi
108 (P.),
0.49
Private
235
30
AMC
501.
E/86
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
102(P.),
0.57
Private
259
379
AMC
502.
E/87
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
101(P), 102(P),
2.04
Private
779
102
AMC
503.
E/88
Garden
Nakshtra wadi
102(P), 86(P)
2.08
Private
791
177
AMC
504.
E/89
Multi Purpose
Nakshtra wadi
115(P.)
0.27
Private
264
177
AMC
177
Hall
505.
E/90
Public Amenity
Nakshtra wadi
115(P)
3.05
Private
1350
AMC
506.
E/91
Parking
Nakshtra wadi
115(P)
1.00
Private
450
AMC
507.
E/92
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
86(P), 117(P)
0.38
Private
277
255
AMC
508.
E/93
Police Station
Nakshtra wadi
117(P)
0.33
Private
148
POLICE
DEPT
509.
E/94
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
11(P.),
0.38
Private
199
251
AMC
510.
E/95
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
11(P.),
0.34
Private
181
17
AMC
511.
E/96
Health Centre
Nakshtra wadi
11(P.),
0.25
Private
139
169
AMC
512.
E/97
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
1(P.),
1.75
Private
740
87
AMC
513.
E/98
Elevated Service
Nakshtra wadi
Reservior
1(P.),
0.42
Private
220
282
AMC
514.
E/99
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
87(P.),
1.15
Private
950
58
AMC
515.
E/100
Vegetable
Market
Nakshtra wadi
86(P.),
0.20
Private
104
133
AMC
516.
E/101
86(P.),
0.17
Private
90
115
AMC
517.
E/102
Health Centre
Nakshtra wadi
85(P.)
0.18
Private
89
117
AMC
518.
E/103
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
85(P.)
0.37
Private
171
245
AMC
519.
E/104
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
85(P.)
1.01
Private
369
51
AMC
520.
E/105
Garden
Nakshtra wadi
85(P.)
0.77
Private
338
65
AMC
521.
E/106
13(P.)
0.21
Private
212
139
AMC
178
522.
E/107
Vegetable
Market
Nakshtra wadi
13(P.), 12(P.)
0.26
Private
278
176
AMC
523.
E/108
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.), 11(P.),
12(P.),
0.54
Private ,
Government
268
357
AMC
524.
E/109
Garden
Nakshtra wadi
9(P),11(P),12(P)
0.66
Private ,
Government
319
56
AMC
525.
E/110
RMF Centre For

L.I.C
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.), 12(P.),
0.98
Private ,
Government
108
LIC of
INDIA
526.
E/111
Water Storage
Reservior
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.)
2.01
Government
193
1338
AMC
527.
E/112
Garden
Nakshtrawadi
9 (9P)
7.74
Private
747
658
AMC
528.
E/113
Govt.office
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.)
0.41
Government
61
State
Government
529.
E/114
Park
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.)
0.46
Government
65
39
AMC
530.
E/115
Land Record
Training centre
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.)
5.30
Government
465
Land Record
Dept. / State
Government
531.
E/116
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
22(P.), 23(P.),
1.31
Private
580
66
AMC
532.
E/117
Primary School
Nakshtra wadi
22(P.),
0.37
Private
193
243
AMC
533.
E/118
High School
Nakshtra wadi
21(P.),
1.02
Private
475
682
AMC
534.
E/119
Cultural Centre
Nakshtra wadi
16(P.), 17(P.),
0.95
Private ,
Government
811
634
AMC
535.
E/120
Parking
Nakshtra wadi
17(P.),
0.70
Private
614
35
AMC
536.
E/121
59(P.), 60(P.),
0.48
Private
89
317
AMC
179
537.
E/122
Housing For
MHADA
Nakshtra wadi
54(P.), 61(P.),
62(P.),
3.09
Private
603
MHADA
538.
E/123
Town Plaza
Nakshtra wadi
48(P.), 38 (P.)
1.23
Private
506
821
AMC
539.
E/124
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
48(P.), 49(P.),
1.15
Private
479
58
AMC
540.
E/125
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
50(P.), 51(P.),
52(P.),
3.87
Private
1610
195
AMC
541.
E/126
Truck Terminal
Nakshtra wadi
34 (P.),
4.29
Private
1118
AMC
542.
E/127
Bus Stanad
Nakshtra wadi
34 (P.),
4.46
Private
1160
AMC
543.
E/128
Dispensery
Nakshtra wadi
32(P.), 33(P.),
0.28
Private
73
185
AMC
544.
E/129
Frie Brigade
Nakshtra wadi
32(P.)
1.94
Private
505
75
AMC
545.
E/130
High School
Nakshtra wadi
33 (P.)
1.31
Private
340
320
AMC
546.
E/131
Play Ground
Nakshtra wadi
27 (P.), 29(P.),
31 (P.),
2.12
Private
202
106
AMC
547.
E/132
Reshim
Research Centre
Nakshtra wadi
9(P.)
4.90
Government
432
State
Government
548.
E/133
Garden
Shahnoorwadi
23(P.), 24(P.),
46(P.)
2.56
Private
2644
1706
AMC
549.
E/134
Park
Satara
32(P.)
3.11
Private
1940
251
AMC
Total cost to the AMC - Rs. 1770+1861=3631 Crores

Other Authoroties
Rs. 106 Crores
Grand Total
Rs.1876+1861=3737 Crores
180
NOTES:1. Areas of reserved sites mentioned in the report of draft Development Plan are approximate and shall be taken as per actual
measurement on site, as per the boundaries shown on the final Development Plan.
2. Drafting errors which are required to be corrected as per actual situations on site or as per survey records shall be corrected by
the Planning Authority, with the prior approval of the Director of Town Planning, Maharashtra State, Pune.
3. Cost of acquisition and development of reserved sites mentioned in the above statement are approximate and may change at
the time of actual acquisition/development by the appropriate /Planning Authority.
4. With the time-span whenever the boundaries of the Water Bodies/ Nallas shown on the revenue village maps and Proposed
Land Use Plan differ due to change in course of water body, then the boundaries of Water Bodies / Nallas as per actual
demarcation / measurement plan from the Land Records will prevail.
181
TABLE NO. 14
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA) (REVISED)
PHASE WISE PROGRAMME FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Sr. No.
Sector
Site No.
Name of Reservation
Appropriate Authority
PHASE - I (Year 2016-2017)

1.
A/1
Stadium
AMC
2.
A/22
Police Station
AMC
3.
A/84
Shopping Centre
AMC
4.
A/85
Vegetable Market
AMC
5.
A/65
Town Plaza
AMC
6.
A/108
Shopping Centre
AMC
7.
A/109
Vegetable Market
AMC
8.
A/38
Shopping Centre
AMC
9.
A/36
Shopping Centre & Vegetable Market
AMC
10.
A/133
Primary School, Play Ground & Library
AMC
11.
A/112
Primary School
AMC
12.
B/49
Fish Market
AMC
182
13.
B/12
Public Latrine
AMC
14.
B/13
Police Station
AMC
15.
B/14
Shopping Complex
AMC
16.
B/78
Municipal Mall
AMC
17.
B/104
Vegetable Market
AMC
18.
B/89
Play Ground
AMC
19.
B/90
AMC
20.
B/83
Dispensary
AMC
21.
C/2
Primary School
AMC
22.
C/30
Solid Waste Management Center
AMC
23.
C/10
Burial Ground
AMC
24.
C/11
Cremation Ground
AMC
25.
C/13
Primary School
AMC
26.
C/65
Primary School
AMC
27.
C/44
Public Amenity
AMC
28.
D/100
Town Plaza
AMC
29.
D/4
AMC
30.
D/38
Elevated Service Reservoir
AMC
31.
D/25
Play Ground
AMC
32.
D/3
Play Ground
AMC
183
33.
E/22
Shopping Centre
AMC
34.
E/133
Garden
AMC
35.
E/24
Town Plaza
AMC
36.
E/29
Ware House
AMC
37.
E/43
Vegetable Market
AMC
38.
E/54
Commercial Complex
AMC
39.
E/100
Vegetable Market
AMC
40.
E/101
Shopping Centre
AMC
41.
E/106
Shopping Centre
AMC
42.
E/107
Vegetable Market
AMC
43.
E/16
Primary School
AMC
44.
E/11
Primary School
AMC
45.
E/1
Burial Ground
AMC
46.
E/2
Cremation Ground
AMC
47.
E/4
Primary School
AMC
48.
E/41
Primary School
AMC
49.
E/42
Dispensary
AMC
50.
E/51
High School
AMC
51.
E/52
Primary School
AMC
PHASE-II (Year 2017-2018)
184
1.
A/69
Fish Market
AMC
2.
A/70
Mutton Market
AMC
3.
A/72
Ext. To High School
AMC
4.
A/73
Primary School
AMC
5.
A/104
Water Storage Reservoir
AMC
6.
A/102
Primary School
AMC
7.
A/26
Cremation Ground
AMC
8.
A/45
AMC
9.
A/46
Town Hall
AMC
10.
A/37
High School & Play Ground
AMC
11.
B/91
AMC
12.
B/92
Primary School
AMC
13.
B/41
Dispensary
AMC
14.
B/44
AMC
15.
B/57
AMC
16.
B/61
AMC
17.
B/98
Dispensary
AMC
18.
B/15
Public Amenity
AMC
19.
B/16
Garden
AMC
20.
B/99
Primary School
AMC
185
21.
B/80
Play Ground
AMC
22.
B/79
Primary School
AMC
23.
C/21
Stadium
AMC
24.
C/22
AMC
25.
C/12
Play Ground
AMC
26.
C/14
Garden
AMC
27.
C/63
Primary School
AMC
28.
C/64
Dispensary
AMC
29.
C/72
Primary School
AMC
30.
C/76
Primary School
AMC
31.
C/82
Garden
AMC
32.
C/87
Truck Terminal
AMC
33.
C/88
Public Latrine
AMC
34.
C/90
Primary School
AMC
35.
C/30
For Corporation Milk Project
AMC
36.
C/74
Garden
AMC
37.
C/92
Primary School
AMC
38.
D/49
Shopping Centre
AMC
39.
D/6
Dispensary
AMC
40.
D/7
Primary School
AMC
186
41.
D/5
Vegetable Market
AMC
42.
D/51
Play ground
AMC
43.
D/52
FireBrigade
AMC
44.
D/56
Private Bus Terminal
AMC
45.
E/23
AMC
46.
E/17
Primary School
AMC
47.
E/18
Play Ground
AMC
48.
E/25
Primary School
AMC
49.
E/26
Play Ground
AMC
50.
E/30
Primary School & Play Ground
AMC
51.
E/13
Dispensary
AMC
52.
E/47
Primary School
AMC
53.
E/44
AMC
54.
E/76
Play Ground
AMC
55.
E/77
Primary School
AMC
56.
E/111
AMC
57.
E/108
Primary School
AMC
58.
E/123
Town Plaza
AMC
59.
E/117
Primary School
AMC
60.
E/118
High School
AMC
187
61.
E/116
Play Ground
AMC
62.
E/92
Primary School
AMC
PHASE-III (Year 2018-2019)

1.
A/95
Primary School
AMC
2.
A/24
Shopping Centre , Vegetable Market & Parking
AMC
3.
A/41
Ext.To Slaughter House
AMC
4.
A/47
Public Amenity
AMC
5.
A/59
Truck Terminal
AMC
6.
A/63
BuS Terminal
AMC
7.
A/89
Primary School
AMC
8.
A/83
Dispensary
AMC
9.
A/103
Garden
AMC
10.
A/99
High School
AMC
11.
A/100
Play Ground
AMC
12.
A/134
Play Ground
AMC
13.
A/98
STP
AMC
14.
B/86
Primary School
AMC
15.
B/82
High School
AMC
16.
B/48
Primary School
AMC
188
17.
B/105
AMC
18.
C/2
Primary School
AMC
19.
C/3
Play Ground
AMC
20.
C/6
Dispensary
AMC
21.
C/17
AMC
22.
C/37
Play Ground
AMC
23.
C/39
High School
AMC
24.
C/38
AMC
25.
C/58
Shopping Centre
AMC
26.
C/84
Bus Terminal
AMC
27.
C/85
Fire Brigade
AMC
28.
D/2
Dispensary
AMC
29.
D/54
Truck Terminal
AMC
30.
D/62
Stadium
AMC
31.
D/65
Primary School
AMC
32.
D/37
Dispensary
AMC
33.
E/19
Dispensary
AMC
34.
E/21
Play Ground
AMC
35.
E/20
High School
AMC
36.
E/15
Play Ground
AMC
189
37.
E/27
Dispensary
AMC
38.
E/28
Primary School
AMC
39.
E/10
Primary School
AMC
40.
E/7
Dispensary
AMC
41.
E/8
Garden
AMC
42.
E/45
Primary School
AMC
43.
E/53
Play Ground
AMC
44.
E/63
AMC
45.
E/64
Play Ground
AMC
PHASE IV (YEAR 2019-2020)

1.
A/96
High School
AMC
2.
A/97
Play Ground
AMC
3.
A/90
Play Ground
AMC
4.
A/91
Primary School
AMC
5.
A/92
Shopping Centre
AMC
6.
A/93
Mutton Market & Fish Market
AMC
7.
A/39
AMC
8.
A/40
Play Ground
AMC
190
9.
A/64
Fire Brigade
AMC
10.
A/66
Police Department
AMC
11.
A/74
Play Ground
AMC
12.
A/105
Public Latrine
AMC
13.
A/16
Vegetable Market
AMC
14.
A/18
AMC
15.
B/41
Dispensary
AMC
16.
B/42
Primary School
AMC
17.
B/43
Play Ground
AMC
18.
B/39
Burial Ground
AMC
19.
B/40
Cremation Ground
AMC
20.
B/53
Primary School
AMC
21.
B/54
Play Ground
AMC
22.
B/60
Primary School
AMC
23.
B/30
Dispensary
AMC
24.
B/31
AMC
25.
B/64
High School
AMC
26.
B/19
Garden
AMC
27.
B/27
Dispensary
AMC
28.
B/33
Play Ground
AMC
191
29.
B/34
Primary School & Play Ground
AMC
30.
B/76
Fire Brigade
AMC
31.
B/96
AMC
32.
C/8
Primary School
AMC
33.
C/9
Play Ground
AMC
34.
C/15
Fish Market
AMC
35.
C/16
Mutton Market
AMC
36.
C/60
Primary School
AMC
37.
C/61
Play Ground
AMC
38.
C/75
Primary School
AMC
39.
C/73
Play Ground
AMC
40.
D/39
Dispensary
AMC
41.
D/40
AMC
42.
D/41
High School
AMC
43.
D/14
Primary School
AMC
44.
D/12
Dispensary
AMC
45.
D/26
Burial Ground & Cremation Ground
AMC
46.
D/18
High School
AMC
47.
D/59
Primary School
AMC
48.
D/60
Dispensary
AMC
192
49.
E/9
Play Ground
AMC
50.
E/12
Garden
AMC
51.
E/37
High School
AMC
52.
E/36
Play Ground
AMC
53.
E/49
Parking
AMC
54.
E/61
High School
AMC
55.
E/62
Primary School
AMC
56.
E/65
Primary School
AMC
57.
E/80
Shopping Centre
AMC
58.
E/98
AMC
PHASE - V (YEAR-2020-2021)
1.
A/101
Cultural Centre
AMC
2.
A/80
Cultural Centre
AMC
3.
A/81
Garden
AMC
4.
A/111
Garden
AMC
5.
A/136
AMC
6.
A/137
Burial Ground
AMC
7.
A/138
Cremation Ground
AMC
8.
B/88
Play Ground
AMC
9.
B/94
Gymnasium
AMC
193
10.
B/84
Primary School
AMC
11.
B/81
AMC
12.
B/97
Bus Terminal
AMC
13.
C/5
Housing for Dis Housed
AMC
14.
C/19
Primary School
AMC
15.
C/62
Play Ground
AMC
16.
C/71
Primary School
AMC
17.
C/68
High School
AMC
18.
C /69
Dispensary
AMC
19.
C /67
AMC
20.
D/13
Play Ground
AMC
21.
D/17
Garden
AMC
22.
D/43
AMC
23.
D/10
Vegetable Market
AMC
24.
D/64
Play Ground
AMC
25.
D/63
Garden
AMC
26.
D/8
Play Ground
AMC
27.
D/33
Cultural Centre
AMC
28.
D/31
AMC
29.
E/6
Dispensary
AMC
194
30.
E/3
Play Ground
AMC
PHASE-VI (YEAR 2021-2022)

1.
A/27
AMC
2.
A/75
AMC
3.
A/146
Vegetable Market
AMC
4.
A/79
Primary School, High School & Play Ground
AMC
5.
A/76
Dispensary
AMC
6.
A/78
Garden
AMC
7.
A/25
Play Ground
AMC
8.
A/77
Play Ground
AMC
9.
A/2
Safari Park
AMC
10.
A/118
Shopping Centre
AMC
11.
A/56
Play Ground
AMC
12.
A/144
Shopping Centre
AMC
13.
A/52
Shopping Centre , Vegetable Market & Parking
AMC
14.
A/15
Primary School
AMC
15.
A/43
Primary School
AMC
16.
A/19
Dispensary
AMC
17.
B/52
Garden
AMC
18.
B/37
Primary School
AMC
195
19.
B/107
Public Amenity
AMC
20.
B/108
Public Amenity
AMC
21.
B/62
Solid waste Management Centre
AMC
22.
B/35
Garden
AMC
23.
B/36
Play Ground
AMC
24.
B/38
Dispensary
AMC
25.
B/65
Dispensary
AMC
26.
B/69
AMC
27.
B/71
Dispensary
AMC
28.
B/72
AMC
29.
B/73
Play Ground
AMC
30.
B/121
High School
AMC
31.
C/35
Primary School
AMC
32.
C/89
High School
AMC
33.
C/93
Garden
AMC
34.
C/56
Garden
AMC
35.
C/23
AMC
36.
C /29
Garden
AMC
37.
C /20
Park
AMC
38.
D/27
AMC
196
39.
D/28
Dispensary
AMC
40.
D/50
AMC
41.
D/48
Play Ground
AMC
42.
D/61
High School
AMC
43.
D/45
Primary School
AMC
44.
E/70
High School
AMC
45.
E/69
Garden
AMC
46.
E/109
Garden
AMC
47.
E/114
Park
AMC
48.
E/119
Cultural Centre
AMC
49.
E/74
Stadium
AMC
50.
E/121
Shopping Centre
AMC
51.
E/46
Garden
AMC
52.
E/10
Play Ground
AMC
53.
E/41
Play Ground
AMC
PHASE-VII (YEAR 2022-2023)

1.
A/3
AMC
2.
A/7
AMC
3.
A/58
Primary School
AMC
4.
A/61
Primary School
AMC
197
5.
A/115
AMC
6.
A/30
AMC
7.
A/123
AMC
8.
A/8
Dispensary
AMC
9.
A/12
Dispensary
AMC
10.
A/35
Garden
AMC
11.
A/42
Garden
AMC
12.
A/62
Garden
AMC
13.
A/60
Play Ground
AMC
14.
A/121
Play Ground
AMC
15.
A /124
Play Ground
AMC
16.
A /125
Play Ground
AMC
17.
A /129
Play Ground
AMC
18.
A /147
Play Ground
AMC
19.
A /140
Cremation Ground
AMC
20.
A /141
Burial Ground
AMC
21.
A /17
For Corporation Milk Project
AMC
22.
B/24
AMC
23.
B/99
Primary School
AMC
24.
B/45
High School
AMC
198
25.
B/56
Garden
AMC
26.
B/84
Garden
AMC
27.
B/22
Play Ground
AMC
28.
B/59
Play Ground
AMC
29.
B/55
Town Hall
AMC
30.
C/46
Primary School
AMC
31.
C/28
Primary School
AMC
32.
C/32
Primary School
AMC
33.
C/43
Dispensary
AMC
34.
C/70
Dispensary
AMC
35.
C/52
Shopping Centre
AMC
36.
C/55
Shopping Centre
AMC
37.
C/34
Play Ground
AMC
38.
C/47
Play Ground
AMC
39.
C/66
Play Ground
AMC
40.
C/33
Cultural Centre
AMC
41.
D/27
AMC
42.
D /34
High School
AMC
43.
D /11
Dispensary
AMC
44.
D /19
Shopping Centre
AMC
199
45.
D /23
Play Ground
AMC
46.
E/67
Primary School
AMC
47.
E/72
Primary School
AMC
48.
E/66
High School
AMC
49.
E/81
Maternity Home
AMC
50.
E/96
Health Centre
AMC
51.
E/83
Garden
AMC
52.
E/50
Multipurpose Hall
AMC
53.
E/57
Housing For Dis Housed
AMC
PHASE-VIII (YEAR 2023-2024)

1.
A/11
Primary School
AMC
2.
A/20
Primary School
AMC
3.
A/116
AMC
4.
A/127
AMC
5.
A/32
Dispensary
AMC
6.
A/145
Dispensary
AMC
7.
A/67
Garden
AMC
8.
A/51
Play Ground
AMC
9.
A/56
Play Ground
AMC
10.
A/117
Play Ground
AMC
200
11.
A /119
Play Ground
AMC
12.
A /131
Play Ground
AMC
13.
A /53
Cremation Ground
AMC
14.
A /54
Burial Ground
AMC
15.
A /34
Parking
AMC
16.
B/28
AMC
17.
B/37
AMC
18.
B/101
Primary School
AMC
19.
B/58
High School
AMC
20.
B/1
Shopping Centre
AMC
21.
B/92
Garden
AMC
22.
B/104
Garden
AMC
23.
B/32
Play Ground
AMC
24.
B/63
Play Ground
AMC
25.
B/74
Play Ground
AMC
26.
B/105
AMC
27.
C/80
Primary School
AMC
28.
C/40
Primary School
AMC
29.
C/49
Dispensary
AMC
30.
C/77
Dispensary
AMC
201
31.
C/26
AMC
32.
C/36
Town Plaza
AMC
33.
C/27
Play Ground
AMC
34.
C/41
Play Ground
AMC
35.
C/48
Cultural Centre
AMC
36.
D/35
Primary School
AMC
37.
D /32
High School
AMC
38.
D /20
Dispensary
AMC
39.
D /9
Garden
AMC
40.
D /42
Play Ground
AMC
41.
E/86
Primary School
AMC
42.
E/94
Primary School
AMC
43.
E/88
Garden
AMC
44.
E/120
Parking
AMC
45.
E/68
Play Ground
AMC
46.
E/71
Play Ground
AMC
47.
E/79
Play Ground
AMC
PHASE-IX (YEAR 2024-2025)

1.
A/31
Primary School
AMC
202
2.
A/48
Primary School
AMC
3.
A/120
Primary School
AMC
4.
A/126
Primary School
AMC
5.
A/94
Garden
AMC
6.
A/110
Garden
AMC
7.
A/29
Play Ground
AMC
8.
A/44
Play Ground
AMC
9.
A/71
Play Ground
AMC
10.
A /139
Play Ground
AMC
11.
A /143
Play Ground
AMC
12.
A /5
Cremation Ground
AMC
13.
A /6
Burial Ground
AMC
14.
A /82
Parking
AMC
15.
B/29
AMC
16.
B/67
Primary School
AMC
17.
B/70
Primary School
AMC
18.
B/25
Dispensary
AMC
19.
B/68
Shopping Centre
AMC
20.
B/66
Garden
AMC
21.
B/75
Garden
AMC
203
22.
B/99
Garden
AMC
23.
B/44
Play Ground
AMC
24.
B/100
Play Ground
AMC
25.
B/102
Play Ground
AMC
26.
B/26
Stadium
AMC
27.
B/77
Parking
AMC
28.
C/42
Primary School
AMC
29.
C/50
Primary School
AMC
30.
C/45
High School
AMC
31.
C/54
Dispensary
AMC
32.
C/7
Garden
AMC
33.
C/18
Play Ground
AMC
34.
C/31
Play Ground
AMC
35.
C/44
Play Ground
AMC
36.
C/91
Play Ground
AMC
37.
D/47
AMC
38.
D/57
AMC
39.
D/55
High School
AMC
40.
D /46
Dispensary
AMC
41.
E/102
Health Centre
AMC
204
42.
E/105
Garden
AMC
43.
E/89
Multipurpose Hall
AMC
44.
E/59
Fire Station
AMC
45.
E/82
Fire Station
AMC
46.
E/87
Play Ground
AMC
47.
E/95
Play Ground
AMC
48.
E/97
Play Ground
AMC
PHASE-X (YEAR 2025-2026)

1.
A/49
Primary School , Play Ground & Library
AMC
2.
A/57
AMC
3.
A/135
AMC
4.
A/142
AMC
5.
A/148
AMC
6.
A/114
High School
AMC
7.
A/125
Dispensary
AMC
8.
A/130
Garden
AMC
9.
A/132
Garden
AMC
10.
A/4
Play Ground
AMC
11.
A/9
Play Ground
AMC
205
12.
A/10
Play Ground
AMC
13.
A /13
Play Ground
AMC
14.
A /14
Play Ground
AMC
15.
A /21
Play Ground
AMC
16.
A /106
Parking
AMC
17.
A /107
Parking
AMC
18.
A /113
Parking
AMC
19.
B/3
AMC
20.
B/6
AMC
21.
B/8
AMC
22.
B/9
Primary School
AMC
23.
B/11
AMC
24.
B/18
Primary School
AMC
25.
B/4
High School
AMC
26.
B/23
High School
AMC
27.
B/2
Dispensary
AMC
28.
B/21
Garden
AMC
29.
B/46
Garden
AMC
30.
B/5
Play Ground
AMC
31.
B/7
Play Ground
AMC
206
32.
B/10
Play Ground
AMC
33.
B/17
Play Ground
AMC
34.
B/20
Play Ground
AMC
35.
C/53
AMC
36.
C/78
AMC
37.
C/57
Dispensary
AMC
38.
C/51
Garden
AMC
39.
C/1
Play Ground
AMC
40.
C/79
Play Ground
AMC
41.
C/81
Play Ground
AMC
42.
D/34
Garden
AMC
43.
D/58
Play Ground
AMC
44.
E/103
Primary School
AMC
45.
E/118
Health Centre
AMC
46.
E/128
Dispensary
AMC
47.
E/134
Garden
AMC
48.
E/75
Cultural Centre
AMC
49.
E/58
Goshala
AMC
50.
E/56
Oxidation Plant
AMC
51.
E/55
Warkari Bhavan
AMC
207
52.
E/99
Play Ground
AMC
53.
E/104
Play Ground
AMC
54.
E/124
Play Ground
AMC
55.
E/131
Play Ground
AMC
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LIST OF PLATES
PLATE NO. 01
MAP OF
MAHARASHTRA
209
210
PLATE NO. 02
MAP OF AURANGABAD
DISTRICT
PLATE NO. 03
MAP OF AURANGABAD MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION
211
212
SEE TABLE NO. 01
PLATE NO. 04
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD A. A. (REVISED)

+ CIDCO DE-NOTIFIED AREA
INCOME & EXPENDITUREOF MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AURANGABAD
600
RUPESIN LAKHS
500
400
300
INCOME
EXPENDITURE
200
100
0
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
213
2012-2013
2013-2014
SEE TABLE NO. 05

PLATE NO. 05
OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE
CULTIVATORS
AGRICULTURAL LABOUR
HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIAL
MANUFACTURING PROCES
OTHER WORKERS
MARGINAL WORKERS
214
215
216
PLATE NO. 8
217
SEETABLE NO. 10
PLATE NO. 07
PLATE NO. 9

PROPOSED LAND USE ANALYSIS
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
PUBLIC& SEMI PUBLIC
PUBLICUTILITIES
TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION
OPEN SAPCE / PARKS
WATER BODIES
VACANT LAND
AGRICULTURALLAND
FOREST LAND
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DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF

FOR AND ON BEHALF OF AURANGABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

Object of Development Plan

Earlier attempts of Planning

Development Plan for Aurangabad Additional Area

History of the Town

LOCATION, COMMUNICATION AND MAIN

National & Regional Settings

Area & Location

Topography & Landscape

EXISTING LAND USE

Preparation of Base Map

Distribution of Land Use

Structural Condition of Buildings

Health & Medical Facilities

Recreational & Entertainment Facilities

ECONOMIC BASE & GROWTH POTENTIAL

Trade & Commerce

TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION

Major District Roads

General Condition of Roads

Mass Transport System

Bus Transport System

Intermediate Public Transport Modes

UTILITIES & SERVICES

Drainage & Sewerage Scheme

Compost Depot / Dumping Ground

Cremation Grounds & Burial Grounds

FINDINGS, OBSERVATION & CONCLUSIONS

Population & Occupational Structure

Proposed Land Use

Aricultural Zone/Green Belt

Forest/Hill Top, Hill Slope Zone

Other General Requirment

Cremation Ground & Burial Ground

Fire Brigade Station

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING ENVIRONMENT

IMPLEMENTATION OF DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Resource Mobilization for Effective Management

DEVELOPMENT CONROL RULES

DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA)

Income and Expenditure of Municipal Corporation

Demographic Characteristics- Growth of Population

Demographic Characteristics- Projected Population

Existing Land Use Analysis

Information About State Transport Services

Information Regarding Water Supply and Drainage

Proposed Land Use Analysis

Statement showing the required & proposed amenities

Statement showing Sites reserved in Draft

Year wise phasing Programme for implementation of

DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF AURANGABAD (ADDITIONAL AREA)

Map of Maharashtra State

Map of Aurangabad District

Map of Aurangabad Municipal Corporation

Income and Expenditure

Growth of Population (Aurangabad Additional

Existing Land Use Analysis

Proposed Land Use Analysis

The famous Bibi-ka-Maqbara, replica of Taj Mahal of Agra, is located in this

LOCATION, COMMUNICATION AND MAIN FEATURE

Mainly clear, occasionally overcast with dense

Age and Sex Composition

3.2 DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION:The corporation limit is divided into 99 wards.