INTRODUCING

DELHI MASTER PLAN 2021

SUBMITTED BY- AKANKSHA AND BARSHA

Master plan

 "A Master Plan is the long term perspective plan for guiding the sustainable planned development of the city. This document lays down the planning guidelines, policies, development code and space requirements for various socio-economic activities supporting the city population during the plan period. It is also the basis for all infrastructure requirements."

Vision for tomorrow POPULATION: 16.3 MILLION (2015)DENSITY: 11,297/km2

AREA: 1,484.0 km2

Objectives of Master Plan

• The main objective of master plan is to give direction to future growth of the development area and making viable and practicable adjustment in the already developed unplanned land.

• Assessment of proposals of previous master plan, achievements and validity in today’s context.

• Formulation of proper goals and objectives for city’s organized development.

• Traffic and transportation: effective transportation system to be achieved.

• To provide the citizens with basic amenities/ services and it’s balanced distribution.

• Interrelationship between various land uses of the city.• Historical buildings, places of architectural importance,

conservation and formulation of policies.• To provide the city with a healthy physical environment.

DELHI MASTER PLAN-2021

VISION-2021

Vision 2021 is to make Delhi a global metropolis and a WORLD CLASS city.

What the term “world class” means is undefined except somewhat commitment “where all the people would be engaged in productive work with a better quality of life, living in a sustainable environment”.

Though, this statement should logically apply to all settlements and societies, whether “world class” or not.

15 zones of Delhi6 rural zones of Delhi9 urban zones of Delhi

Urban Zones of Delhi

Rural Zones of Delhi

Zone- A (Old City) 1. INTRODUCTION:

ZONE C

ZONE D

ZONE- E

ZONE- E

ZONE G

ZONE H

ZONE M

ZONE M

ZONE N

ZONE -O

ZONE O

Zone k

ZONE P

The P-I Zone is located in North West Delhi. The total area of the zone is 9,866 hectares of which 7,365 can be developed. The remaining 2,501 hectares is under the green belt as per MPD 2021 land use plan. It is proposed for a population of 16.2 lakh including that of the existing settlements. The existing railway line has been proposed as the major mass transit movement corridor for this zone. The residential areas are proposed to be located on both sides of the railway line within a distance of 3-4 Kms. An integrated system of green linkages and circulation network will connect residential areas with work centres and various social cultural facilities. Residential land use shall make up 42.98% of the total land area for P-I Zone and when fully developed will provide housing facilities to over 3.6 Lakh families from all socio-economic backgrounds.

Zone P-I

Situated in North West Delhi in the Narela Urban Extension project. A large park and playfield along with community centre will form a nucleus of each

community, accessible by pedestrian and cycle tracks. A number of education and entertainment amenities including a University Centre

(1 No), Medical College (2 Nos.), Divisional Sports Centre (1 No), District Sport Centre (3 Nos.), International Exhibition cum Fair Ground (1 No), District Jail (1 No).

A National Science Park of 4 hectares has also been proposed near Kuraini as a major component to strengthen the overall attractiveness of the sub-city.

The Integrated Freight Complex (IFC) covering an area of 392 hectares accommodates the wholesale trade, district centre, metropolitan transport centre and ISBT, which form the focal point of the zone. The already existing Narela Udyog Vihar covers 247 hectares. Another major industrial area is proposed at Bawana accommodating 20,000 industrial plots.

MPD 2021 anticipates a work force of about 6.2 Lakh with the IFC acting as a major source of employment, particularly white-collared jobs.

An integrated Government office complex has been proposed in Sector B-3 (16 ha.) which will comprise the offices of GNCTD / local bodies district court etc.

The zone offers easy access to all central parts of Delhi and surrounding areas via the UER I, II and III connecting with NH-1, NH-10 (Rohtak Road) and NH-8 intersecting at Narela, Rohini and Dwarka. Not to mention just 20 mins drive to the Airport, 30 minutes to Gurgaon and 40 minutes to Noida.

Zone p2

Located in the North Delhi. The zone has 13 sectors 299 Ha of land proposed for various commercial activities. 20 Ha of land proposed for wholesale trade in Sector II. 15 Community Centre . Medical college 2 Nos., International Exhibition 1 No., Divisional sport

Centre 2 Nos., District Sports Centre 3 Nos., 216 Ha proposed for Hi-Tech /Electronic Industry along NH-1. Near to river Yamuna. Ground water level sufficient to cater to 20 L

people for years. 3 major connecting expressways/roads named as Urban Extension Roads I, II & III (60M, 100M & 80M )

originating in this sector. First metro reaching in DMRC Phase-III originating from

Mukundpur in P-II to Yamuna Vihar. Additionally Metro Stations have been provisioned in each

sector in MPD 2021.

Distance from main landmarks NH-1 – 5 Km Karnal Bye Pass – 9 Km as Mukraba Chowk ISBT – 16 Km Connaught Place – 19 Km Airport through new UER-II 20 Minutes Drive

Closest landmarks Subhash Chowk – 2 Km Lavanya Motel & Resort – 5 Km Splash Water Park – 5 Km Mukarba Chowk – 9 Km Rohini / Netaji Subhash Place – 13 Km

Zone p2

ZONE P2

Zone P-II is the code name of DDA new housing hub provisioned under Delhi Master Plan 2021.

The zone has been divided into 13 Sectors and has already been approved and notified by the Government

of India as well as DDA under Sub Section (2) of Section 9 under Delhi Development Act 1957 vide  Notification  No. F.4(4) 2008/MP/Pt. IV A/P/ Part  Dated 2nd of August 2010.

Skyscrapers complete with helipads to help residents reach their workplaces in a matter of minutes, new apartments for 4.22 lakh families — for every category in space-starved Delhi, a leisure valley, river-front boulevard, city park, museum, art galleries, open-air theatres and large stretches of greens interspersed with water bodies and much more.

ZONE L

DELHI L ZONE  L Zone of Delhi is all set to be the smart city that uses digital technologies to enhance

performance and well being to reduce costs and resources consumption and also to engage more effectively and actively with its residents. It will have, among other facilities, 100% power, 100% web connectivity, 24x7 water supply and high frequency mass transport

 

LOCATION & AREA  Strategic & well connected location of L – Zone Neighboring Dwarka on one side & Gurgaon on

the other. The Zone covers an area of around 23 thousand Hectares & is surrounded by the following

NH-10/Rohtak Road & Railway Line in North Zone K mainly comprising of Dwarka sub-city in East NCR boundary on southern & western sides Najafgarh is one of the main urban agglomeration

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Green Belt identified area along with the NCT Delhi Boundary and permission to farmhouses &

villas Allotment of approx. 900 acres in L Zone for Water reservoir Proposed to be planned for 20lac population

Delhi L Zone – Geographical Attributes

L-Zone in the MPD-2021

Dwarka Mor

2 Express Corridors

Gurgaon

Smart city

L Zone: key points Biggest Land area allocated in MDP – 2021 : 22,840

Hectares. Plans to inhibit 20 lakh citizens

Strategic Location : 2nd Diplomatic Enclave(a la Chanakyapuri) barely 2 kms away. Fully developed suburb of Dwarka roughly 3kms away and new AIIMS around 4 kms away.

Convenient Connectivity : Domestic & International Airport 10 kms away

Preferential Development: 900 acres of land allocated for Water Reservoirs alone. Metro Connectivity expected to be completed by 2016. Northern Peripheral Road, NH – 8, Bijwasan Road enhance connectivity to Gurgaon & South Delhi

Why West Delhi is a preferred area

West Delhi will be the centre of industrial and infrastructural development activities in the next 10 - 15 years.In MPD- 2021, out of 60,000 hectares - slated for the development, about 40,000 hectares lie in West Delhi.

Of the total 29 industrial estates notified by the Delhi government, eight are in West Delhi.

Rising costs of land and non availability in Delhi for commercial spaces was a major reason why investors were forced to choose NCR.

Delhi L Zone Infrastructural Snapshot

Proposed Metro Line in L Zone

NH 10 to BAHADURGARH-

ROHTAK

NH 1 toPANIPAT-

AMRITSAR

NH 24 GHAZIABAD-towards UP-

eastwards

NH 2 to FARIDABAD

MATHURA-AGRA

NH 8 to GURGAON –JAIPUR- MUMBAI

80 meter proposed connecting NH1 – NH8

KMP expressway

100 meter road connecting 4 NHs

Proposed 150 meter road connecting Dwarka – NH8

NEW ROADS TO BE OPERATIONAL

SOON

LZone

LOCATION ADVANTAGE - L ZONE

Connectivity

10 min from IGI Airport & NH 8

2 min from UER I & II 5 min from Dwarka-Gurgaon

Expressway 5 min from upcoming

Diplomatic Enclave 5 min from Dwarka Sec-21

Metro Station & N. R. Mega Terminal

2 min from Golf Course & Football Stadium

5 min from upcoming Disney Land

10 min to forthcoming AIIMS-2 10 min from upcoming Delhi

University & National Law University

10 min from upcoming I.P University

FACILITIES

HEALTHCARE FACILITIES:

A hierarchy of health facilities / hospitals has been proposed to meet the requirement of 20 lakh population of the zone and to provide 5 hospitals – beds per thousand population.

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES:

To enable optimum utilization of resources and available education infrastructure, need to The Zone L of West Delhi is contemplated to be a major hub for population in the near future. The zone covers an area formulate policies and norms have been recognized in the Master Plan. Also, land measuring about 53.6 ha is to be kept of 22,979 hectares and is located in the South West Delhi, hence is closest to South Delhi. The zone shares boundary

SPORT FACILITIES:

metro city life, the zone is decked with elite amenities and has access to the upcoming Delhi’s largest Golf Course. The In the zone, a site of about 17 ha already exists for sports Training Institute. New sports facilities have to area is surrounded by NH-10/Rohtak Road and Railway line in the North and Dwarka Sub-City in the East. Being the be provided in the zone in a hierarchy of divisional sports centre / Golf Course, District Sports Centre and Community most well-connected zone of the city makes L Zone a highly sought after residential zone in the coming five years. sports centre. The Zone L is envisioned to be the next area to ease out the space related issue in the city. If any time is the ideal time

COMMUNICATION FACILITIES:

Two plots of Head Post o ce each 2500 sq.m. and two plots of Telephone Exchange each 2500 sq.m. are to be provided. Remote subscriber units within radius of 3 Km each of 300 sq.m. shall also be provided in the sector / scheme at appropriate location.

SECURITY & SAFETY FACILITIES:

Police Station / Police Post, Police Lines and Jail etc. shall be provided in Public / Semipublic use. The requirement of 13 ha land for security facilities and 15 ha for safety facilities such as Fire Station has been proposed.

LAND POOLING POLICY

Land Pooling Policy aims to prevent selling of land without the owner’s consent. This policy assures fundamental changes in the way of acquisition and development of land in Delhi. Under this policy, land owners can surrender their land holding into the central pool and become a stakeholder to the development proposed on their land. Once the land is pooled, the land owner would get back either 48 % or 60% of the total land surrendered (according to the regulations defined in Land Pooling Policy issued by DDA) as developable land and the rest would be retained with DDA for creation of infrastructure as well as shall monetized for specific purposes. For once, the disputes on undervaluation of land for acquisition would be removed and the process would seem fair to every land owner, irrespective of the size of their land holding.

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