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CHAPTER 17 – STANDARDS FOR LAND DEVELOPMENT
17-1. General Standard / Area Standards
All development works shall be carried out as per Standards set
out in Chapters 19 to 24.
17-2. Amendments to General Standards or Area Standards
17-2.1. MP&ECD shall, on its own initiative or on requests
by others, review, revise recommend or add additional general
standards, area standards and detailed plans for adoption after
giving public notice in the manner as prescribe in these Regulations.
17-2.2. Such amendments and additions shall be deemed to be part
of these Regulations, which shall be published in the official
Gazette and shall come into force upon such publication.
17-2.3. In making its recommendations MP&ECD shall apply
the criteria specified in Clause 3-3.8, as may be appropriate.
17-3. Declaration of Interim Control Areas
17-3.1. MP&ECD, after the approval of the Government may,
by notification, declare a specified area to be an Interim Control
Area for any one or more of the following purposes:-
17-3.1.1. to prevent haphazard and unplanned development in areas
lacking adequate:
a) water supply, sewerage, or drainage facilities;
b) utilities; electricity, gas, telephone;
c) health, educational or other municipal services or facilities;
d) road net works and public transport;
17-3.1.2. to encourage land development in areas identified by
the Development Plan as urban growth centres and discourage land
development in other areas not so identified;
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17-3.1.3. to allow sufficient time for the preparation of a concept
plan, contingency plan, interim special area concept plan, urban
renewal plan or detailed plan for the area, where deemed necessary,
to ensure co-ordinated development of the area;
17-3.1.4. to prevent land development which might be incompatible
with a specified major public development programme, subject or
scheme, including an urban renewal scheme;
17-3.1.5. to prevent waste in the use of, or otherwise preserve
or protect, natural resources, and any other resources, investments
or installations of a public agency;
17-3.1.6. to otherwise promote the implementation of the Karachi
Master Plan or a concept plan or other development plan.
17-3.2. Except as otherwise provided in sub-clause 17-3.3, the
declaration shall prohibit the sub-division of land or any other
land development, and bar the granting of development permits
thereof in the interim control area during such period or until
the occurrence of such aspect as shall be specified in the notification.
17-3.3. The declaration shall not apply to:-
17-3.3.1. Any types of land development specifically exempted
in the notification;
17-3.3.2. Land development for which a development permit was
granted prior to the date of the notification and which remains
valid;
17-3.3.3. Land development lawfully commenced prior to the date
of the notification, where:
a) development permission was not a prerequisite to the commencement
of development,
b) the developer applies to MP&ECD for a special development
permit to allow the continuation of the work, and
c) upon such application the developer demonstrates to the satisfaction
of MP&ECD that substantial land development
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work was performed prior to the date of the notification and
that he would suffer a severe economic loss if the interim control
area declaration were applied to such land development;
17-3.3.4. Land development by a public agency which has been
approved by MP&ECD as not being incompatible with the purposes
of the declaration.
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Schedule 17A - Areas Designated as Interim Control Area
The areas described in the Schedule below are hereby declared
interim control area.
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NAME OF ORGANISATION |
PURPOSE |
AREAS |
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1. |
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(a)
Agriculture
and its related fields including water resources development
and management.
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(i)
Malir Green Belt: Dehs: Landhi,
Thano, Malh, Darsano, Channo, Bazar, Sanhro, Khakhar, Kherkero,
Konkar.
(ii)
Gadap
Green Belt: Dehs: Tor.
(iii)
Korangi Green Belt: Sharabi, Phihai.
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(b)
Mining
and quarrying.
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(i)
Tappo Darssano Channo Dehs: Dhandho,
Kotiro
(ii)
Tappo
Manghopir.
(iii)
Tappo Gabopat: Dehs: Moach.
(iv)
Malir, Thado, Sukkan, Lyari, Gujhro and Orangi river beds,
where thickness of gravel is more than
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(c)
General
Approval of Development Permits.
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i)
Shahra-e-Faisal.
ii)
M.A. Jinnah Road.
iii)
Abdullah Haroon Road.
iv)
Zaibun-Nisa Street.
v)
I.I. Chundrigar Road.
vi)
Main Clifton Road.
vii)
All New Complexes like Hotels recreation and
Shopping Centres, costing more than 3 crores of
rupees.
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(d) Tourism and Recreation |
i)
Dehs: Lal Bhakar, Moach, Ibrahim Haidri, Mangopir,
Deh Bund Murad, Deh Rehri, Angario, Pipri, Bolani, Bakran.
ii)
Creeks: Korangi, Kadiro, Gharo charan, Phitti and
china creek.
Malir Green Belt: All Dehs in Green Belt. |
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